Who are these people kidding? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, April 6 2014. It's time for your get my nation media
assassination episode 606. This is no agenda. Preparing for my
underwater audible event here in FEMA Region stick to the Travis
high tide out in Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
brother Silicon Valley where I'm a day older. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Vaughn Buzzkill.
As right, and Happy birthday to you. And thank you very much.
And
thanks to everyone who wished me happy birthday and all the
people who tweeted a happy birthday and all the rest of it.
And did you get my voicemail?
Yes, I did. As a matter of fact, I didn't I responded to it.
didn't respond. I called you. You didn't call me back. It's
not responding.
I sent you a text back. So thanks.
All right. Do you know that? So you celebrated yesterday, April
5, which is coincidentally also the birthday of Satoshi
Nakamoto. The inventor of Bitcoin. Interesting. I think,
Matt, and you have such a negative stance on Bitcoin. I've
always wondered about that as a ploy. It's working well. By the
way, yes, I did. Did you retweet.
I'm in the process of doing that now.
So what So you send out a newsletter to everybody, which
was more like a personal email?
Yes. The one I do on Saturday, and you
said, I'm taking the day off. So what did you do on your on your
birthday day off?
I didn't do anything different. I cooked Washington. I watched
him by NCAA basketball. Oh, hot. Yeah, yeah.
Did you? Did you get to get hardened? You're going to
garden?
I boy. I'm a I'm a green thumb. What did you garden? At some
weeds growing in the backyard that you need chopping down? Oh,
hey, did you get any nice gifts?
I got a very interesting book from JC and that was my the sum
total of all my gifts. Although I have to say that J always like
will make a piece of art or something for me, but I just
haven't gotten it yet. She shipped it off.
She shipped it off late, but one of the crap is his birthday.
Totally. The old the older you get the less people care, right?
And even the kids like whatever again. And you don't even care
really?
Well. I'm not a big fan of the birthday. It's just like a
reminder that you're getting old and you're gonna drop dead
eventually. And it's just seems to me to be something you don't
really want to celebrate.
Did Yeah, I'm older. Did you do anything for your 50th? Did you
have a big one for that? No. Mickey's planning something for
me? Oh, surprise party? Well, not really. Because I know it's
being held in Amsterdam. And I'm going
Oh, right. I never got my invite. Well, I don't think
they've gone out yet. Oh, okay. But I guess it's noted that I
may actually go,
it gives us no surprise, you're coming to my surprise party. And
if you actually show up, that will be some surprise.
Yeah. Yeah, I agree with that theory. It was surprised me,
you may actually even buy a ticket and still not go.
That happens. I know. I know. Over the years, you know, I
should mention this would people like to travel, you get tired.
And then and you're all end at the end if you especially if you
take a really early flight like 6am or 7am do when you have to
be at the airport, six or four. You get it you know, you wake up
and you calculate that number of hours of sleep you got and how
miserable you're going to be. And if you're gonna maybe fall
asleep at the wheel on the way to the airport and kill
yourself. You don't want that to happen. Right? And so you make a
decision at the last minute you say, you know, I don't think I'm
gonna go unless it's a paid speech.
And even that has to be above a certain level. Yeah, or
someplace
I'd really be interested in.
You're wise you're a wise man John C. Dvorak. But,
so Amsterdam I you know, it's it's you know, it's not like I
haven't been to Amsterdam. It's changed a lot.
Yeah, not for the not for the better.
Anyway, so happy birthday.
Yeah, happy birthday. Very good. It was so besides it being
Satoshi Nakamoto is birthday by coincidence. We've started a new
week here we have some presidential proclamations love
to check those out because it's official. Now this is put into
the the Federal Register, right. Okay. But we're gonna do it
differently. I'm going to give you the proclamation and you're
going to guess the the week. This is a week it's not a month
is a special week.
I'm sorry, just like a special week.
Yeah, yeah, the President says it's so something something
weak. Okay,
and you're gonna tell him with the proclamation is I don't have
to guess what the week sees. You can do it. Okay.
through countless acts of kindness, generosity and
service, Americans recognise that we are all bound together,
that we move this country forward by giving of ourselves
to others and caring for those around us. Every day Americans
carry forward that tradition of service embedded in our
character as a people. And as we celebrate dot dot dot week
SNM week. Wow. Rounded he was the binding there was serving in
all s&m.
BDSM week, I think is what you're looking for BDSM.
I'm sorry. Is author on National Volunteer Week? Yeah, very thing
very similar. So by performing acts of service, you make a good
point here. We can shape a nation big enough and bold
enough to accommodate the kinkiness of all our people. It
would fit right in actually, we should have a national BDSM week
I like that. But But national volunteers have to share this
week. It's not just a national
event, people volunteer because there's nothing else to do
nowadays. That's like the ones that I was listening to some
radio TV report. You know, if you can't, you don't want to
have a lousy work you they've discovered that people with the
same skill sets, if they're out of work the longest, the one
that's been working more recently, it was the one that
gets hired 90% of the time. So they're advising people to take
a bunch of volunteer jobs and then put that on your resume.
Oh, really? Yeah. Kind of like, no agenda artist.
Yeah. You could say that you're a no agenda artist. It's
valid. It's valid. It's also a National Crime Victims Rights
week. As the sharp hit this year marks 30 years since the passage
of the Victims of Crime Act and the Family Violence Prevention
and Services Act. And two decades
stop that the great thing about that act is it stopped this sort
of thing
stopped. Yeah, stopped it in his tracks, no more violence. And
two decades since the Violence Against Women Act became law.
Really, it's only been 20 years since we aren't allowed to beat
our women.
That's kinda Muslim. Okay, nevermind. Wow. Sorry. I said
that. I don't want any letters. Oh, wow. All right. Nice. Send
your letters to Adam.
They send everything else to me this for you? Did you get that
email that I sent you?
Yeah, I did your grousing about it. Yeah.
Every single time you say something people send many
senses to me. Do you know when people sent me an email about
your take on the SDR and the Federal Reserve and printing
money? They're all bitching at me. Like, why are you doing
this?
I think it's it's become a meme of the show. If I say something
is either out of order or crazy or debatable. You get the email.
I think that is become what people do. Because they figure
you're gonna, you know, I don't know, argue against me. I don't
like it. That must be they think you're going to take up their,
you know, gauntlet and argue against me, in my opinion.
And they're doing it after the fact after I've already argued a
point with you, regardless of what comes out of it. Then
they're like, yeah, man, John's full of it. I don't, I don't
need to know that. Sean's full of it. Anyway, I am from the
future. As you know, John.
Yes, yes. I know. You've been bragging about this. I think it
probably two more people to me.
No, no, no only to my wife. I've not bragged about it to anybody.
But no sooner had I said the watch out and look what happens
with Malaysia. Then bam. Anwar. Anwar being Abraham is
everywhere, everywhere. He is the opposition leader in
Malaysia. And so you have a couple of clips here and let me
see. Yeah, here we go. This is think on British TV. And this is
kind of this is kind of his story in a nutshell. But it's
cool how he's saying the exact same thing everywhere and really
riling everybody you
have the capacity capability to to detect all flight movements
from South Thailand to central Peninsula, Malaya. And now they
tell us they're not able to do so. Then I said, Why are they
not releasing the information? What have they seen from the
read? Data?
said, Do you think the government knows well, I'm
sorry, this is this must be good. CNN, what happened
to the plane to MH three?
believe they know there's no way for a Minister of Defence to say
we do not know the reading with the reader. Now that is why
we're directing the questions specifically to him. We raised
this question in part Parliament, we asked for the
setting up of a select committee to allow for a thorough
discussions for us to support the government efforts and
initiative.
This actually goes a little further than I even expected. So
he is not only in the opposition, he was the Minister
of Defence, he purchased the radar that he's talking about
when he was Minister of Defence. So he so he knows apparently how
great it is. And now he's doing all kinds of parliamentary
inquiry and stirring up quite the ruckus there in Malaysia.
Just kidding that we asked for a debate in Parliament, this was
rejected. So we can't have a system of parliamentary system
without accountability.
Do you think it's just that they're covering up that they
were incompetent? Or do you think that they're covering up
something more nefarious? So
my thesis was, they're going to be called out as incompetent.
But if I had really thought back to when I was living in the
future, I would have known that it's going much further than
that.
Initially, I thought they just pure incompetence. But when they
continue to conceal information, I have grounds to be more
suspicious. And I have demanded this open public explanation and
release of this information.
And he has a little more. He has a few more arrows in his quiver
for when the the proverbial crapola hits the fan there. And
one
of the theories out there is that the pilot pilot
deliberately did something to this plane. Obviously, you're
familiar with that theory. But this the theory that I'm talking
about the motive behind it is is you that you were removed from
the political arena, he was a big supporter of yours, and that
he brought this plane down and protested for it. Do you believe
that could be
me? or million so Melissa is disgusted that the men, the
media, no castrated the judiciary has been used by the
government to punish opposition leaders? It's not me that five
six members of parliament in the room yay to be punished or
imprison or to be denied the seat?
Crazy over there in Malaysia. John, I think we should get rid
of that government. No good people
initially brought in the elections in the electoral
process when he was 52%. Broad. I mean, it's not the question of
people having motive.
Now he comes a little a little nugget that I didn't know
I mean, people are disgruntled. You take any cab or taxi in
Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. Most of them are just disgusted with
the government. But then they do not hijack Texas
this logic, I love it. Hey, people are all pissed off in
Malaysia but they don't hijack their cabs. They don't they
don't hijack the bus don't do that.
And similarly but the plane I'm not denying the fact that I know
him. He is a man who has strong passion for democracy for rule
of law.
Now, here's something I didn't I really didn't know about this
pilot business.
Yeah, but the pilot zaharie The pilot is true. And I've had
discussions with him he is also related to my daughter in law
related to his daughter in law doesn't get much better than
that
was pretty funny. So then
we have this this other she'll who I've been tracking Sarah
beige Jack, as she's the actress that we identified who is called
partner is meant she has I've looked at her Facebook page and
a lot of people are on this by the way, there are people who
who have torn apart every single picture she has on her Facebook
page, which of course only started the day the plane went
down. And she's writing every post on our Facebook page as if
she's writing to her so called partner in real time, like he's
still alive. It's it's really it's kind of creepy, actually.
Yeah. So she gets on with Aaron. And if of course she's not as
distraught as, as you'd think she would be and she is now
apparently in Malaysia.
He has been in my thoughts and our viewers thought since you
were on this programme and my thoughts just days ago, how are
you doing now?
I've stabilised a little bit.
This is how you talk. I've stabilised yes from the MK Ultra
programming clearly. God, this is great stuff. This is this is
unfolding Clancy novel.
I think the first couple of days were just excruciating. They
just ripped me apart. And then, you know, we had several weeks
of misleads and misinformation that constantly changed. But in
this last week, I think I've come to a realisation that that
for sure the flight is still intact, and the passengers are
still alive because the sequence of information that we've been
given actually all points to that. And that was the common
theme after the meeting.
Well, she's that's a good question because she's in
Malaysia. And she's on Skype. And you can see out the back the
back of her there's a window and it looks like a vast that's kind
of wasteland and those are the birds which I guess are
Malaysian birds.
Here. Here's the deal that sweetened This is an up beat
belief. She's like believing in this fairy tale or not fairy
tale or whatever scripted, and they put these birds in there
and make you feel bad
beat wind, but I think the Skype stuff is pretty credible.
It's chicken birds sound like you're in the room
that while they may be, then they'd be recording birds in the
room, but it's not fine. It
is a little weird. Okay, go on.
You think that's weird? Listen to this little factoid, which we
don't understand or know about her at that
briefing for the family members in Kuala pour? Did you get any
new information or anything to answer your questions?
We didn't. The only thing that they did is rehash all of the
same evidence that they have been providing up until now with
the same interpretation, so they have a single path of pursuit,
which is that there has been a crash. That's the only thing
they seem to be exploring. And they completely and utterly
avoid any of the questions that had been brought to the table
about the obvious holes in their story. So I never actually went
to any of the family briefings in China, I steer clear to
steered clear of them for many obvious reasons.
Hello, Aaron. What are the obvious reasons she wouldn't go
to China? Yeah, what are the many obvious reasons and
Bernadette Well,
eras? A good journalist, you have children. right in on that.
Let me just check. Let me roll it back. And let's make sure
that she jumps right in that clear of STEM
for many obvious reasons. But this one here in Malaysia was
very, I think, in between the birds have heard some crickets
there all of a sudden, interesting
that the Malaysians are taking a much more logical, much more
calm approach. There were several representatives from
families who just kept asking the same questions. Oh,
the China thing is weird. Because all of a sudden there
was this new memo, apparently, that came out on CNN, which I
saw later in the day,
dare I say it's the Chinese. And haven't we had conversations
thus far in the process about their purported lack of sharing
satellite imagery. And when they did share satellite imagery, it
seemed that the image that they shared was was doctored was was
blurry. Also, it would be just two hours prior to this news
breaking that the Malaysians would have had a press
conference, which I watched in my hotel room, they didn't say
anything about this. At a minimum, it points to
dysfunction in terms of the sharing of information. And I've
been told reported repeatedly by all the experts that the the
depth of the ocean poses challenges, and in order to find
the pinger you'd have to be right on top of it. I guess the
response to my own scepticism is to say maybe the Chinese had
this information all along and weren't sharing it. This
this messed me up a little bit. Like well hold on a second.
We're supposed to be messing with the Malaysians not the
Chinese. But then of course this is because it's a twofer. Well
you see I think that here's what happened the Chinese come out
and it was on their zine how news website and they say oh,
we've we've discovered a pulse signal now they not really the
way that the headlines carried the sing hot news site was
pretty clear he's like you know let's there's nothing for sure.
You know, we've got to an audible event underwater. I
don't really know what it is but the Chinese put that out there
and I think they're trying to horn in on on I guess some our
action of screwing the Malaysians Of course they they
want to distract from it and the whole thing is a mess now
Johnson mess
we've got this crazy accurate come up with this scenario and
then declared a mess. Well, this phoney woman
she's got she's got more beauties. By the way.
There's more good looking women.
No, no, no, no, she's got more gems.
Here's here's here's the last gem. I'll skip a couple this is
it's all it's all great.
But I refuse to believe that the relation military ignored a 777
in their airspace. There was one of the family members a young
gentleman who who pushed forward an idea that he had had notice
from people he knew from his handler that the jet had
actually been accompanied by fighter planes for some period
of time. There was some witness to that.
Yeah, this is the woman who Wow
Exactly. Wow,
I think that's the gym.
Oh, Um, and and so for sure to
get this information. And what Yeah, no, this is spooky. So
well here's
here's the spooky bit from a CNN CORRESPONDENT In Australia,
the Malaysian government said 17 countries Jeffrey in the area
have come forward to say that they haven't found that plane
but not Indonesia. Is it significant that we haven't
heard from Indonesia?
I Indonesia, of course is also partially in control of the
Malacca Strait. There on the on the eastern side of the Malacca
Strait all the way up from the southeastern South. So they got
quite okay, southeastern.
And Southwestern actually depends on
which way you're looking at it, right. Yeah, depends. It depends
on where you live
from their perspective. From there, okay.
from Indonesia? That's a very, very interesting question. And
I've asked the question of our officials, even off the record,
and they simply say to me, I can't even talk about it. And
these are folks that I know really, really well. And they
usually give me stuff off the record. But this time, no
comment, we can't talk about it. So there's some real
sensitivities going on here. And I have to say at the same time,
I've also asked about the Australian gingerly over the
horizon radar, why didn't we pick it up? Again? I get, we
can't discuss it.
Well, now there's, well, that's spooky. Yeah. But we can't
discuss it you means a couple of things. One, they know something
and they can't discuss it. That's that's implied,
obviously, with the classified and the other one is they don't
know anything and they don't want to embarrass themselves. Or
they've got gear that's supposed to do this and that they can't
do crap. It's just a waste of the taxpayers money. That would
be that would reason that wouldn't be
us it Yeah, that would be the most logical, I guess, outcomes
razor. But we know these systems, these radar systems are
good. And if if anything's flying around, certainly if it
is not identifying itself with the pinger with a transponder?
Yeah, it's the size of a seven the seven which is huge. Yeah,
you know, you're gonna you're gonna get an escort, for sure.
And not the cruel kind, if you know what I mean. Wink wink,
nudge nudge. So anyway, so, of course, we actually know nothing
still. But it is interesting to see that, again, the focus is on
the Malaysian government, we have our key guy, and remember,
we had a producer, the day this jet went, went missing. One of
our producers said, hey, just so you know, there's all kinds of
stuff going on here. And that was the same day that Anwar
been. What's his name again, on more bin Ibrahim was his
conviction was overturned, and he's out on appeal. But he has
to go back to jail for five years. And he's in the
opposition of the government. And our producer said, hey, you
know, there is other stuff going on here. I don't know if it's
related. And we followed up on it. And here we are, we've seen
nothing but the Malaysian government be under severe
duress, from the entire world for screwing around and screwing
this up. But I think it's taken too long. Something was supposed
to happen. You know, I think it's, it looks like it's a bit
out of control. Now.
It's possible because there's scenarios, it has stretched out
over a month, or about a month because the pingers about to
drop dead after a month. And there's something in that
something was the right I think something's missing from the
puzzle. And nobody, somebody failed to do something that was
going to
wrap it up. Bob was supposed to do something.
Bob got he was drunk.
It was yesterday and with a secret service guys. It was crap
that Bob who hired
him. Now, what are we gonna do? I don't know.
Well, and it's, it's pretty phenomenal that CNN has really
been running this for a month now. a month?
Yeah, I know. I think that you think the public the American
public, especially we get sick of it. Now. I don't know what
the overnights are, but I doubt did the ratings have gone up?
No. Well, I could be drifting back to normal, which,
oh, no, no, no, no, no, I think you're wrong. You know, John,
this is like those trials that they run on, on Court TV or what
used to be called TV HLN. And all that CNN ratings. Let me get
the latest for you. Let's see. CNN has great news and lousy
news at the end of the month. That's Huffington Post. We'll
just we don't even look at that. Here's my ratings site. Hold on
a second. We'll take a look at you know, what did phenomenally
well the number one show on cable on I think of all the new
shows was the new Maria Bartiromo Fox news show on
Sunday. That thing is knocking it out of the park.
Will Fox is better at marketing
while also she's hot. She's she's you know, this
is the one that Aaron bumped out of the picture. You're at CNBC.
And moved around some some other slots. And I don't think the two
of them get along, she probably would love to go up to head to
head with Aaron.
Okay, let's see we have total for the day. This is April 3. So
this is Thursday, Fox News in the demo. And let's see total
actually Fox had a million. This is during the day as CNN
432,000. That's about double what they normally have. Let's
look at the good primetime. And in primetime, we have O'Reilly
Factor 2.7 million, as Fox and Anderson Cooper 671,000, which
is again, it's still double. It's not doubling again, for
sure. The people losing. But actually, let's see Rachel
Maddow
back a week when this thing was a little fresher. Yeah, I think
so.
That would be what would that be the 27th?
It's good enough. Oh,
let's even do one day earlier. Okay, for the ratings for March
25. And that is, okay. Let's Tuesday. CNN had about 50,000
Less so it's actually gone up a bit. But in primetime now in
primetime, it's also gone up it's, it's unbelievable, but
it's gone. claiming it is absolutely climbing season is
actually
the one who bought the plane down.
All right, Jeff Zucker.
is unbelievable.
That means they're gonna stay with this programming until
until
until Anderson Cooper's head explodes.
He had a, just as I have a clip that is the off not off this
topic. And I'm assuming you're done.
I'm done. What else do you want to say? I mean, other than we
just keep following
you. If at some point it'll route you will have it all
figured out two or three different ways.
The thesis is though this is to mess with the Malaysian
revelation. Yeah, Rob, it's pretty it's a pretty rubbish
realisation plan for the Malaysian government.
To screw with the Chinese, or something like who may be
reasoning may be so reticent and all the stuff that's been going
on at them, it's because they know this is going on, and
they're trying to find ways to counteract
it. That could be the end, but they're kind of playing right
into Vyas reasons.
You don't want to talk to the Chinese.
But they're kind of playing into everybody's hands by pointing
them to, you know, off the coast of Australia there again. Well,
we don't know.
We just don't know. They may have some we don't
care about the planes, sinister school, we don't care about the
plane. We're just watching the rubble.
So I have this clip. This is a kind of I don't know, I hate to
start the show off with a clip like this. But this is kind of
one of the typical stories we have locally. And this is a
girl, a Chinese girl who went to high school and then she got
sick, and she couldn't. She got she had stay out of school for a
couple of years for some illness. I never say what it is
or ask. And she went back to school, but she could they
wouldn't put her back in high school. She went to a adult
school, got her degree or GE gave you whatever it is. GED
high school GED, and then went right to Columbia. And now she's
in the Hall of Fame apparently locally, and you have to hear
this thing but she is in she's crying that this is this reason
I want to play this clip. Now. It's because it's in contrast to
that woman who is so cold blooded, it seems,
who's whose boyfriend slash partner who was she was moving
to Malaysia. You know that he's gone for a month and she's just,
she's all all into conspiracy theories.
Yeah, she's happy with this girl. So this is I consider to
be one of the most maudlin disgusting kinds of things that
we get in the Bay Area for report, you know, good news or
whatever. And this girl is just crying every time they
interview. So how are you today?
Now very woman thought her dreams were in jeopardy. When
she got so sick. She had to drop out of high school, but now
she's achieved something no one else has. Last night she was
among the more than 60 people who graduated from the Castro
Valley Adult School. And she's been recognised not just for
what she's achieved, but also for where she's headed. ceilin
Wong says she loved High School. She was a 4.0 student played
flute and tennis and dreamed of college. And then at the start
of her junior year, she got sick,
and I was nervous stomach aches, headaches, and dizziness and
sensitivity to light.
It was so bad she dropped out of school. By the time she
recovered two years later, she was 19 and too old to go back.
Since she couldn't go back to San Leandro High School. She
came here to the Castro Valley Adult School. She wanted her GED
but she didn't realise that coming here would open up the
door to so much more.
I remember going They're crying the first day. I was like, how
did I even end up here? But the
staff told her she had options, and she could have her dream.
You wanted to go to college? Yeah, badly. So it looks like a
very bad thing. She completed two years of classes in just 11
months and then reached for what she wants thought was
impossible. Then one day last fall, her mom called to tell her
a package had arrived.
And when I open it, oh my God, it was actually Columbia
University. ceilin is
the first person to ever graduate from Castro Valley
Adult School and go straight to an Ivy League school. The 20
year old has since spoken in Sacramento about the importance
of adult education. And last weekend was inducted into the
Alameda County Women's Hall of Fame.
Now, what's the point though?
She went, Well, the point of the story. Well, I have no idea I
think is to promote adult education
is what it sounded like or women.
But what she did wait, let me get this straight. This is our
this is the standards we now have in this country. And by the
way, there's a follow up clip, because this is just a crap
report. But the standards in this country, she went to a GED,
she went to an adult school to get her GED. And then she went
to college. bingo hall of fame. Yeah. Are you kidding me?
With a GED, you can do wonders. So as
they're promoting it, but But meanwhile, I want you to listen
to this shorter follow up clip, which is the end of this report.
And just I want you to carefully listen to the dialogue between
the anchors, high media, knowing her
accomplishment brings her family to tears.
It's really big in my family, because I'm the first one who go
straight to a four year,
the road ahead may not be easy. She still needs scholarships,
and knows things will be hard for her family when she's gone.
But she also knows what it's like to face challenges and
thrive.
I just felt out of place at that moment.
Sorry, feel like you found your place now.
Better plays as well. And the best
is yet to come. Yeah. All congratulations to her. Really a
great story and a remarkable young lady who is just she's
really adult school like, you know, a part of her message to
in terms of an inspiration and how many people did that?
Certainly congratulations to all the other graduates because
really great achievement. Great story. You
did a great job.
Thank you. 949. Rosemary does a great job. She created a
Saturday forecast that will drive you out
and look at or drive you out of its mind and look at what's
wrong with these people and look at Rosemont Yes, you did a great
job. Hey,
you know I love that story. John, I've just loved I love the
show. You did a great job clipping.
You do a great job. You do a great, great job. Let me tell
you say Ah,
so let me tell you something, John. This is a something's
going on with our news anchors. Here is your Kenny even do that.
It's so so phoney Baloney, sickening. So Hillary Clinton
and Christine Lagarde, the chief duo that she's the chief of the
International the IMF, International Monetary Fund.
They were both at this Women in the World Conference. And
someone pointed us to a clip and and there's a website it's put
on by Who's the girl for the woman from the beast? The Daily
Beast? Famous editor?
Yeah, Ariana, no. No. Oh, The Daily Beast. What's her name?
The woman it used to be a Vanity Fair. Yes, they're really
famous. Brown or brown?
Tina, Tina Brown. Right? She's very famous and huge, famous,
famous, huge advocate of women. And so they put on this this and
by the way, if there was a, you know, men in the world
conference, oh, it would be shut down by protest. It would I say
yeah, I mean, it's okay. Because I understand that women feel
that they've got had this incredibly raw deal, which Hey,
it was only two decades ago, we could still beat her women until
we got a law against that fact fact. Nice one, John. But you
know, it's going a little far when you have these two women on
stage and there's Tom Friedman, The New York Times and he's been
hired to interview them. And, and but there's only a few
clips, which is really good. They don't have the whole
interview which I'd love to see and I can't find it anywhere. If
anyone can find the whole thing of Hillary and Christine
Lagarde, please send that To me, Hillary by the way, looks
dynamite. She has done her work well it's all healed. You know
the temporary bruising has gone on to swelling down and I'm and
I want to reiterate to everybody that we knew this was going to
happen she she had it worked on her eyes look fantastic. The
whole neck thing she's not a masking with a scarf or anything
it looks really good no wildly wildly
job Good for her.
The hair Pierre style that grit and Christine Lagarde I'd been
with a in Paris knows New York I think, Oh, he's she was still a
New York guy too. Yeah. Well, she
she flies to Paris guy in Abu Dhabi. And Christine Lagarde
always she always looks together. You know, she's also
six feet tall. I mean, she's, she's she's, and her hair is
she's got her look down, man. I mean, it's just, it's great. So
they're both she always looks like her. Yeah.
And so this, of course, is a powerhouse of women, and
Friedman Quwata. Comedian. So what he says is interesting, but
also there's a little gotcha here. And what the to CBS News,
including Gail, Oprah's bestie, who now wears spectacles makes
it look very, newsy. Very intelligent, I can just see
you're going, Oh, these glasses made me look smarter.
And by the way, you should take. There's a Larry David show that
came out once and he had this black sidekick on his later said
later episodes. And they came up with this theory that if a black
person wears glasses, everybody always refers to them as being
extremely intelligent. And so they did the whole show around
this name. And I believe that we've been watching and you see
a black person with glasses on and people defer to them.
But I also I also feel like she's much she got smarter.
Well, it's the glasses. Now. I also want to say that, you know,
I obviously I still pray, but I really do. I really, really do.
And whatever God is listening or whoever Allah Muhammad,
whoever's up there listening, please make Hillary Clinton our
president. She is uniquely qualified to run the Empire. And
Thomas Friedman, tea is He is my Lord. He comes on he gives me
not just one but to Clinton spoke
at the annual Women in the World Summit in New York along with
iron F chief Christine Lagarde. One of the highlights their
reaction, when moderator Thomas Friedman of The New York Times
suggested that regard, would one day leave the European Union and
Clinton could become President of the United States.
I mean, would my life be even more fulfilled? If Lagarde was
the was the President of the European Union? And and Hillary
Clinton was President of the United States?
Oh, Ford trod upon women? Ah, oh,
I would convert woman,
President of the European Commission, which would be very
interesting if you're the president of Europe, and
it was interesting to see that reaction about women ruling the
world Oh, what did she just say? This is this is the thinking.
This is the thinking that's going on. And I'm calling this
woman
was interesting to see that reaction about women ruling the
world the two of them together? Yeah, it's a great moment
between the two to see two powerhouse women I think as
always very exciting.
Very exciting. Yeah, two powerhouse women. Gail, we know
how you get turned on by particularly Hillary and
Christine powerhouse women ruling the world women of the
world women who are listening to the show, gentlemen, please stop
this right if you're if your partner is a woman, and she's
not listening right now stop it and make her listen. This will
happen. I've really feel that this can have Christine Lagarde.
She's she's like, oh, yeah, I mean, may have the Wii. And
after the for eight years, we'll have another conversation and
see if it really was all that great fascinated
to by listening to Hillary Clinton almost begin to lay out
the rationale for a presidential campaign last night, which is
the need to stress compromise. Now talking with people you
disagree with talking with people you disagree with? And
number two fact based and evidence based decision making.
Oh, yeah, fact based and evidence based decision making
which
global warming that was one and two. The other one was the same
promise that by the way Obama made but we hadn't really been
compromised to get in there.
But this there's an undertone here which is very and Charlie
Rose is sitting there like a unike because essentially what
these two women are saying as they're talking to each other is
women. Do things based on facts. and not you know, like men who
do it with their penis people you
disagree with talking with people you disagree with and
talking to
people you disagree because women are so good at that. Yeah.
Yeah. So it's very exciting.
I was fascinated to by listening to Hillary Clinton almost begin
to lay out the rationale for a presidential campaign which is
the need to stress compromise. Now talking with people you
disagree
with talking to people talking to people you disagree she's
like, this is what we're talking to people you disagree with
disagree with?
And number two fact based and evidence based decision making.
Number three, what she says number two, she it's that's
number three. Well, I
still want to do this
on the best podcast in the universe. Unconfirmed, yes, we
came, we saw he died. Which in this era of hyper partisanship,
I think is going to be an argument that she weaves into a
potential presidential run
of people waiting to sort of lay out a narrative of what she
would do if she was present. That's right. And she has a new
book coming out so we can read all about it what Hillary
Clinton's thinking.
Mallory's Clinton's what Hillary Clinton's Hillary's Clinton's is
thinking all about. Hey, Charlie Rose. Thanks, man. Tell me about
this sexuality. It's in your DNA. It's all he can say. Yeah,
I think it's gonna be great. Here is my this was my drink.
Ah, hey, you know, I again, I It's time, please, we need a
woman. Because we really need to equalise this, we really do to
show that you're not. You're not better than us. You're just as
bad.
That's, that's my point is the system that runs things. Yeah.
This belief, this belief this? Well, I will say that Miss
Mickey always says sometimes you can get people all riled up and
they can really believe something. And then you know, it
can really change things. But that's kind of what we thought
with Obama and didn't really happen.
Just the opposite. I will effect to have an Obama clip. Now
before
you get to that. Let's just finish up to Hillary stuff. So
the report came out to from the inspector general regarding the
the State Department. And this is during the past six years,
which pretty much Hillary was running the show. And it appears
that $6 billion that it spent paying contractors, there's 6
billion of the money they paid to the contractors is
unaccounted for.
Under Hillary's watch, yes.
Yes, yes. Yes. And I have the report in the show notes, which
is a 606 dot any show notes.com or no agenda notes.com. And
it's, it's it's damning. But at the same time, when you read the
report, it's really a memo. It's not even a report. And this is
the thing that I think everyone's overlooking. It's a
six pager. Oh, yeah. And this is a eight page this is $6 billion.
We can't find and there's one guy who got 25 million his wife
was the main the main worker under the subcontractor. And,
yeah, we recommend that you keep the receipts. It's literally
like that, like $6 billion is very cavalier seat seriously.
It's that's kind of the advice. And then and then this happened
over the weekend, Hillary Clinton
cancelled her upcoming visit to San Diego, she was going to be
greeted by a group of protesters who refuse to change their
plans.
She frankly is not welcome here in San Diego by so many of us,
and we don't want her
June Iverson from the difference matters is behind the plans to
protest Mrs. Clinton's quest for presidency because of her role
in Benghazi people in the United States. Hillary doesn't give a
damn about you.
You remember who that one is? That's yeah, yeah. That's the
mother of Sean, one of the three who were killed in Benghazi, the
one who said Yeah, Hillary was Yeah, Hillary and Barack Obama
and it was like, oh, no, we'll take care of you. We're gonna
get to the bottom.
And they were all cold with their hugs and the whole thing
exactly.
Pat Smith lost her son Shawn in Benghazi. She'll be at the
centre of the demonstration to have her there. It's very
gratifying and it spurs us on to what we are doing. Mrs. Clinton
is the keynote speaker at the Western healthcare leadership
academy. A four day event being held at the Conference Centre in
a week. The protest has nothing to do with us. So far since 700
people are attending the conference. They'll see Mrs.
Clinton via satellite instead of on stage.
Now it's yeah, pretty lame.
Well, she doesn't want to have shots of her with protesters of
mothers of dead children. And it's a political decision you
make?
Yes, she was the right one, you know, this morale guy came into
the conversation again. And we're there was that we didn't
play the clip. But there was a discussion. We didn't play the
clip because it wasn't playable really, but a discussion
Morales, the CIA guy that had something to do with Benghazi,
and he was working with Clinton in some way or another and is
believed by some people that he is going to be the secretary of
state if Clinton becomes president. So he had to give
testimony before Congress said nothing. Bunch of stories came
out saying how he was all slammed by people who are on the
ground and all the rest of it. And he ends up the next day
after he goes in front of Congress, which I haven't quite
dissected the whole testimony yet. But he went to Charlie rose
the next day, and saw the Booker's work. And so he goes on
the Charlie Rose show, and if you listen to this, this is
Morel wanted to if you listen to this, it's as though he's trying
to he's they're literally writing a script together. And
roses like coaching him he's coaching rows about what to say.
And it's like to get it's like more like we're overhearing a
meeting behind closed doors like a podcast.
Yeah, like that.
Tried to rally people
and to create a protest that they could take advantage of,
I think no to attack to attack attack to attack the State
Department facility. That was their plan. Let's get inside.
Let's cause some trouble, just like our brothers in Cairo did I
think that's what I think we're all kind of affiliates.
But rose does this. Remember when he was talking with I think
was with the President, and he was doing the same thing? He's
basically handout you about, you know, try this angle. Yeah. That
was pretty much like that was remember that when this was
happening? Yeah, no,
this is what rose does. It's funny to watch for al Qaeda.
I take I'd be careful here. I'd say
what scratch that hold on. Let's just get the pen this move. Can
you change that on prompter for me? Yeah. Be careful here. Yeah,
I take i Be careful here. I'd say they are definitely
extremists. Right. They are definitely al Qaeda ideology.
And we know from intelligence that some of them were al Qaeda
affiliates, but not the whole group. So that's the first
attack. Right? I think that's how the first attack happened.
Yeah, his
people were in there. That's why it wasn't the whole group. Yeah,
captains, I think, with these extremists following back to our
base, that people who leave the State Department facility and
along the way they pick up some additional heavy weapons. And
it's some of the more hardcore guys that do the following. And
that's why that is more of a military style assault. And then
you have that gap in time where I think they were driven away by
officers at our facility the first time and I think they said
to themselves, let's go get some heavier weapons. Let's go get
something that can really make a difference. And they came back
with mortars and those mortars did make a difference. I think
it was played out that way.
Wow. What's his I think business Yeah. That great but anyone have
like a report of what actually happened or this is just his his
wasn't writing a book to
it would be so annoyed
but and this is just recent. Yeah, it
was just a couple of days ago, crap. Day after his testimony
before
I missed it. I missed it. Ah, crappy. Okay. Part two.
All right. When you when you there is put this chief of
station in Tripoli, he said,
What did he say? So let me walk through the packet.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. You got to start that or I got to set
this up. This is a throughout the interview. There was this
sort of thing. Charlie? stammers what what what and then he's
asked a different question, which is makes you wonder what
he was going to say. He stammers asked a direct question. And
this is how the guy answers it. He circum locates the the answer
in such a way he never answers the question right in front of
Charlie right in front of the audience. And nobody noticed. Do
we have the question of Charlie's question? Yes. Right
here. Yeah. So what is his station chief say, homie about
this sexuality. It's in your DNA. When you when you there is
what this chief of station in Tripoli? He said, What did he
say? So let
me walk through the timeline. The timeline is very, very
important,
because we made it up.
So on the 12th day number, which is, which is the day after the
night of the attack. We collect some information. And that
information includes press reports and some intelligence
that says there was a protest ongoing outside the State
Department facility at the time of the attack
app and did Charlie follow up and say be able to what did he
say?
No, he just the guy just kept rambling went on and on and on.
And I'll try to summarise the the I said there was no protest.
This is bullcrap. These reports these reports are planted these
the news reports which the CIA now apparently uses as, as
actual intelligence, which is what morale says, Oh, we saw
some news reports of this. So it must be true. And so this guy
that's there the CIA guess it's not it's not true. It's bull
crap. And then he goes on and explains how they actually took
that information and gave it to the analysts who have the final
say. And he gave me the guy boots on the ground guys
information to the analysts, he said as bullcrap, we're gonna go
with this other idea, which doesn't make any sense either.
So this was a whole thing was was was the high heaven and
listening to this guy, and Charlie rose on the show is
makes it worse.
If you I'm going to tell people our original thesis about that.
You're going to turn your mic down just to see ah, to get a DB
dog biscuit. Yeah, just a little bit. Because when you get
excited, then you're clipping them down. All right. All right.
Yeah. Are you down? Boy? Good.
Get excited. I was so excited. You're a little excited there.
And it's just this.
Because this is like, you listen to this stuff. And you go what?
Who are these people kidding? Yeah.
Yeah, no, it's annoying. Our entire thesis was this was an
October surprise. Right. And we have word from Tunisia about
this, too. Yep. That and in fact, it's interesting. And in
light of that, but we had information that the Tunisian
guys were sent in. And they were supposed to kidnap the
ambassador, the ambassador, I think, probably knew about this.
That's why it wasn't all al Qaeda, right?
And then, and then we were going to have this miraculous
recovery. Just before the election, they were kind of
locking the results for the president this
if they were unwilling to go back because people said, Well,
why would they do that? Let's go back. And I had my point in this
thesis is that you have to remember that the news media to
make sure that the advertising revenue continued to flow in,
kept it artificially a close race, to rake it looks as though
Romney could possibly win and all these pollsters, you know,
the ones the one guy who was right was an idiot. Everybody
else had it as a close race and Obama could possibly lose. And
so they had to do this. If it's not
a close race, then you know, there's no money flowing to the
news media. This is this is their every four years is when
they make their money.
And, by the way, and we pointed this out on one of the shows,
it's actually stated as such in the CBS annual report, yeah.
Anyway,
so interestingly, President Obama and Prime Minister Yo Ma
reaffirm the strategic partnership between the United
States and Tunisia earlier this week. They discussed the
historic progress made in Tunisia, its political and civil
society leaders have worked together to advance Tunisia's
democratic transition, and secure a more peaceful and
prosperous future to need to for Tunisia. The two leaders also
emphasise their commitment to advancing our shared interest in
a secure stable and prosperous Maghreb. Arab so be some money
there. Amen. Thanks.
I read my clip is called Tunisia is screwed, I think is has
something to do with this. Okay.
I like that
Barack Obama met with Tunisia's Prime Minister at the White
House on Friday, the US President praised Tunisia as the
poster child of the Arab Spring, showing progress compared to
other nations in the region. Tunisia is Matey Jomo walked
away with half a billion dollar loan guarantees and told
President Obama his country was on the cusp of a new economic
transition.
silly fool if the guy hadn't died. It wouldn't have been a
billion You idiot. You only gave him half.
Let's of course they're gonna owe us Oh, they're screwed.
Somehow.
Hey, we're moving along way, way too fast here. I need to thank
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this, I didn't know that this so this gay Inc. This? That's what
it's called apparently,
Inc. and ink
I NC gay Inc. Gay Incorporated. This is not the first time that
this has actually happened with a dating website. Did you know
that eHarmony here I got this. Someone pointed me to this new
story eHarmony was was being sued. Because eHarmony is kind
of the Christian dating website. And, of course, they didn't have
any Christian Mingle. Now, Ihara, you know, it's not
Christian Mingle. But eHarmony is, you know, they only want you
they really only want to get, you know, to get together to get
married, and they've got a whole bunch of things like that. But
let me find out where it is this. This guy said that t when
he got sued by gay Inc. and he literally had to start a gay
version of their dating website, which I didn't know that they
had done. Because otherwise, they would never be allowed to
work in New Jersey. Here it is. What was it? What was that thing
called? It was called Azure
like the old Rainbow Coalition? Yeah,
no, it's well, it's like, Sharpton. And
same thing.
It's pressure here compatible partners. His company His own,
His company launched a separate gay and lesbian dating website
called compatible partners in response to a lawsuit filed
against eHarmony in 2008, for not offering LGBT matchmaking.
You're not fair. You're not. You can't. If you're gay, you can
use your service.
Start your own service, forcing somebody to do something that
they're not doing. It's not their business model.
Yeah. Yeah, but this is the pressure that you're under. I'm
telling you, if you want if these guys want global warming,
if they want global warming to catch to catch a spark, you just
got to find some research that says global warming is killing
gay people and you're good to go. Everyone will be oh, well
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this. We go out. We had people in the mouth.
We were talking about the crop brothers and the sand. Here is
representative McDermott in Congress. Can
they say this bill solves a problem of employers cutting
hours and refusing benefits. When it really only makes it
worse. It is surrender. Unconditional Surrender by the
Republicans pure and simple. To force yet another vote on a bill
that has no chance of becoming law. There isn't one chance in
1,000,001 thing I learned in medicine was you never say
never. But this is when I can say it will never, ever pass the
Congress. A bill crafted purely to appeal to the COC brothers
and the producers of Fox News rather than for go forged to
protect Americans like
a douche.
I mean, this one
cocked brothers. Hey, man, read your script much. Idiots.
Did you see what happened to Senator Dan Coates?
I don't know what what I'm not
here to get a specific answer from you. But to better
understand what is happening and how it I think there's probably
a trial plan that's going to be put in place. If that rings the
bell. What is it you're trying to accomplish? And what are the
some of the consequences of that going to be to the current
defence system? Locations, personnel, etc.
Undersecretary con. I just wanted to
I just got a note saying I'm at the wrong hearing. Oh, okay.
I've got the right room number. But the wrong hearing.
Well, that would explain why I didn't. And it just goes on.
Oh, she called on in the first place.
Because all of this all it turns out, is all phoney baloney.
Well, listen, one thing about this letter
was the first time this has ever happened to me, but
I'm sure it happens to many others. It's not a precursor of
what we hear you're you're always welcome in our
committee, and you didn't even know who's in the committee. You
see, these people just show up and just sit down. They put
their name tag, he had his name tag in front of him to make you
familiar with you.
Well, I'm gonna let you off the hook on this one.
Thank you, Senator. All right.
I hope you're able to respond as quickly as, as the
undersecretary of the army is willing to respond. I'll go try
to find out where it's supposed to be.
Oh, yeah, man. The whole thing is a show rod. A shoe rod of
epic proportions. I tell you. Wow. Yeah, I know. I know.
We get stories like this the Bay Area again again at a local all
of a sudden, I think it's a national story that was picked
up by a public relations company to promote the xbox one because
it looked like a package to me but this is still an interesting
story. If you see this kid and unfortunately is you know,
essentially radio but play the five year old and the Xbox One.
Until recently hacking into the Xbox One gaming system was
literally child's play. A five year old American boy named
Christopher was able to break into his father's account,
revealing a security flaw in the Microsoft console. The boy's
father discovered what happened when he realised his son had
been playing inappropriate games on his Xbox. Microsoft has since
fixed the flaw and given the toddler five $50 and for free
games.
Hey, there's inappropriate games on the
Xbox. I don't think so. Whatever the case the B roll of this kid,
little kid little five year old Yeah, with a controller. Yeah.
Wow. Rockin this kid in any other world. Would Ben Mozart?
Oh, the kids well, probably a prime candidate for Ritalin
right away. He takes the case the kid they tased the kid
yesterday at the market. Well, you know, there's always a
musician. That's the kid. They must have.
Thought you had a story.
No, no, no, but I was gonna say that. There was a kid yesterday
at the farmers market. We have all these musicians out there.
And this kid every, every Saturday, the musicians are out.
Yeah, well, they're out. I'm in Austin, of course, is basically
just city a bunch of yeah. Nice marketing. Not really, but okay.
Yeah, yeah, we're at American college. Yeah. The live music
capital of the world. Yeah. Okay.
Well, yeah, I think Vegas probably has more gold in
Nashville, Nashville. Well, Nashville, for sure.
But anyway, so the farmers market
if you go to Memphis was a lot of bars had bands.
Here we go. A farmers market and there's this kid. No shoes on.
I'm sitting in a tree playing classical music on a violin.
Yeah. And his dad is like, Come down, come down there. And he's
like, just he's playing. He's like playing Vivaldi. And how
old was
this kid? You think?
Seven? Six. Maybe six? Seven. Yeah, I'm not kidding. And and
the people were just standing. The kids
dads like he's no stranger around going Jump. Jump.
He wasn't that high. No. He's like, he was like shoulder
height. Oh, he's just up there. Okay, but he but he didn't want
to come down and just plan and, and people are putting money in
his in his violin case. And his dad's like, no, no more
donations. No more, no more. It's just piling up with money.
Have a permit. And the kid you know, hey, what kind of gingers
hair and it would total them in total kid right for tasing and
Ritalin? I'm telling you.
Oh, yeah, no, they'll give him Ritalin. And that'll be the
talent. Yeah, yeah, we're gonna have a very grim future with all
these talents getting tasered and tried to get doped up.
I tried to record it, but I was too late. There was a piece on
CNN, I also couldn't find it on their website, because of
course, it's all flight 370 all day long. But there was this
piece right after they aired the reality show because they keep
going with that because that's also a ratings Bonanza, the
Chicago land. Rahm Emanuel the jerk off job. The end it was
Rahm Emanuel with the CEO of Motorola. And they were talking
about the school system. Now we know that they closed down was
it like 50 schools and public schools, and they opened 50 Oh
gee charter schools. It was a total conversion into this, you
know, into a different system, moneymakers moneymakers, but
it's all STEM based and what happened the way they were
talking? And I'm, I'm gonna see if I can get clips for Thursday
because it was really fascinating. Motorola moved
their main business, Motorola Solutions or whatever, into
Chicago and I think 2011 2012 And part of the deal was that
they would make all these contributions and they put out
these huge grants to the Early College STEM schools who there's
a new one for you EC s s. And, and he had the, the CEO, and
Monty Hall just sitting there just pontificating about how
great it is that you know, we're creating the next Motorola
workers right here in Chicago, and they don't have to leave
town. If they can. They'll be they'll be the STEM students,
and then it can flow right into Motorola. The whole thing was a
setup. Yeah. Hey, you come to you come to Chicago, bring your
money here. And we'll give you some slaves. It was really
disgusting. But no one seems to see it. Am I wrong? Am I just
completely oblivious to what's going on in my Am I on the wrong
side of history?
Yes, as one would say
you're on the wrong side of history. We already know that.
It was really weird. i Oh, my God, Does anyone see that?
Motorola came in and paid for slaves? Yeah, educate stem
slaves,
has bothered me for more than probably two or three decades.
Look at this URL. Well, yeah, this is, as you know, in the
olden days, when I was a kid, and you could actually get
summer jobs in high school, you would go to someplace and they
would train you the company that you were working for you had
some crazy job of some sort. They would train you they didn't
expect you to come in, under any circumstances, knowing how to
run their machinery, machinery. There was
also I used to hire a lot of interns and then they would
eventually be hired into, you know, into real jobs. That's
that was another way of doing it.
Yeah, there's that there's also apprenticing Yeah, but now they
expect the guy to stay perspective stay date and day
and here's what is expected the companies these corporations
that evil corporations They expect the taxpayer to pick up
the tab for their training of their employer.
Yes, that So listen to this early college STEM schools. The
five Chicago pipe public high schools will partner partner
with corporate sponsors. So we know one is Motorola Solutions.
That is the cvca school, Michelle Clark school sponsored
by Cisco, the George coreless. school sponsored by Verizon
Wireless. Lakeview school, of course, sponsored by Microsoft,
in the southwest high school sponsored by IBM, the Early
College STEM school programme is a way for students to continue
their education and launch a career path. It's just it's,
it's,
well at least they're putting some money into the
scheme. That's doesn't really say that they're sponsoring but
that doesn't mean they're putting millions of dollars in.
Now, what they're doing is they're putting, oh, they
may just be guaranteeing jobs or something. You know, I guarantee
you, we're gonna be, we're gonna sponsor this and we're gonna
guarantee that this many students are, if they follow
this curriculum, we'll get a job with our company. That's a
possibility. We have to look into this further.
Well, that's why I'm kind of bringing this up. Let me just
see what the Monroe solutions Foundation was sponsored at the
Microsoft
High School. Microsoft high. Microsoft, Hi, I'm going to IBM.
Hi, we're having a football game this Friday. We're gonna kick
here but Microsoft. Yeah.
And then we'll go on to the finals against Motorola. Hi. We
name all our stadiums and everything after corporations.
Why not?
Yeah, I don't see a problem. I think it's a kind of, as I
mentioned before, the cities were used to be named after
companies and they still should be. Chicago could be named
after. I don't know, the police department.
This is Greg Brown, Chairman and CEO of Motorola Solutions said,
quote, as a company with a history of engineering
solutions, we have a first hand understanding of the value of an
education in science and technology, and are thrilled to
partner with Chicago public schools to help develop a local
pipeline of technology leaders, kids, you're in the pipeline.
You're like oil or gas in the pipeline. It's a pipeline. Like
that's how they talk about sales. But you got the pipeline,
I got some kids coming up the pipeline in the pipeline.
Fine, like you said, Where's the there'll be no art, there'll be
no music, no band?
No, well, they may have some of it, but it's irrelevant to your
even if they give you art and music that the whole idea is to
get you put you in the pipeline because a clap
to a low paying job at Motorola. And
as we know from my friend, the professor, these these people,
they actually believe it's the right thing to do. But these are
not slaves for your corporations, that slaves for
your university studies as a human beings, human beings, we
need to thrive and discover new things, and not just be in your
pipeline to pay for your old age. That will never gonna we're
never gonna develop as a human as a human ratio. We just put
the human beings in the pipeline
it's crazy. I tell ya, this is not okay. Well, but I'm on I
know, I'm on the wrong side of history.
You're on the wrong side of history, my friend.
I'm on the wrong side of history with this thinking this is just
crazy. I got so many I get letters from, from parents all
over the world now. Who are who love our take on, you know,
children who are different because it makes the world
Interesting.
Yeah, and most kids literally are different. My experience all
the kids were so individual, from Kid to Kid all different.
Yeah. But But I got this one, a very long note from a Dutch
father. And he said just so you know, I went to this whole thing
and same thing happened with his kid and was also based on the
budgets and money for the care to a certain point, his kid who
was on this autism scale, they actually said if you don't put
him into this specific type of treatment programme, we're going
to have child protective services come and take your kid
away because it's your abusing your kid and they came and took
his kid away. He's not looking to put him in the stupid jail
that you put them in. And long story short, you know took many
years and the kid is you know, he's okay now and it's out and
he's a very productive kid. But he was saying even with these,
we laugh about the crazy putting on the on the autism scale and,
and then schools are all in on this with you know, their
programmes and their medication. This but he I guess he would he
was thinks that a lot of pain for parents that comes with this
and a lot of it ruin it can ruin your life literally having your
kid being put on this Bogut of autism scale there's real autism
there's real crap that real sick kids but this you know you're a
kid is intelligent or your kid likes to climb up the tree
barefoot and play the violin can't have that. Oh, and by the
way,
he's unlicensed by the way.
Yeah, probably was. Yeah. I'm licenced is
that seven year old have a licence, sir. We're gonna have
to bring him in.
No, well, hey, kid, kid. Get down, get down. Get down all
right.
Are we just two old guys who just sound like Statler really
two old guys like Hey,
I see it as I was a kid we got jobs
sucks it sucks it sucks to the paint
are now talking about arts I don't know if you've seen any of
these paintings I'm not gonna have a clip but it just didn't
that says what I just said there's a bunch of bull crap
going on in Paris did you're talking about you know science
technology engineering and and machining. This I just couldn't
believe these bullcrap reports is about pollution in Paris. Oh,
yeah.
I heard about this. You can only draw you can only drive in
Paris. Like licence plates even number can drive on one day and
odd numbers on the other day.
Apparently they got a lot of smog. Currently because it's a I
don't know why humidity
and it happens. It happens.
Yeah, it happens everywhere. Well, it's happening in Paris.
So here's the bullcrap report pollution in Paris clip just
listen to this bowl crap.
They're all set several ways of combating the impact of the air
pollution recorded in cities across France over the past few
weeks. You could opt for a spot of oxygen therapy for example
with a bulldozer key, very effective machine which
oxygenates the body and helps rid it of poisonous carbon
monoxide inhaled through exhaust fumes. Symmetrical Shalimar
bromine on carbon monoxide sticks to your haemoglobin
better than oxygen does from all over them all. So depletes the
oxygen source to your body. So here we add a fantastic oxygen
carrier, which stays in the system for several hours
preventing carbon monoxide poisoning. It does seem to
govern and this fantastic carrier molecule comes from pine
resin from Milan forest in southwestern France.
In the collection or shooting
we extract the resin recreate then undergoes distillation What
is this crap? I'm telling
my jaw on the floor what are
they? What are they selling to me, you go into
the shop which is one of these like when oxygen bar you see
here and there but it's not an oxygen bar. They they've gone to
some pine tree area in the south of France where there's a bunch
of pine trees, which is usually friends got mostly oak, and they
they apparently take a bunch of the trimmings and then they make
a liquid and boil it and it should be sounds like making
turpentine if you asked me and then they then you go into this
little shop and you sit by a foot away from this little
gassing device. And this boiling turpentine essentially you
breathe this for like six seven minutes and then you're now
protected against carbon monoxide no
man you need to back into back up from the mic or something.
The mic is not handling your excitement. That's funny. I'm
just gonna just learned to Mike differently if you had
headphones on you know what was happening. I know I know. I
know. I'd be deaf but it sounds it sounds nice. But then you get
you get like this.
Yeah, no, I understand. I will I need to do what I'm doing now.
Anyway, the point is, is that they have this these shops, and
it's just bogus, and this and by the way, it's true that carbon
monoxide does bind to your haemoglobin and stays there,
which is a problem because as
it accumulates, can you rent your haemoglobin? Now what's
the carbon monoxide is it just two things that do this as
hydrogen sulphide does it do once it attaches itself to your
haemoglobin and then now that thing can't carry oxygen until
actually I think that blood cell until it has the tills replaced
I think you're stuck with it and which is how you get carbon
monoxide poisoning. It's very it's a problem. But this bull
crap is ridiculous. There's a part two to this clip, I believe
really? Well wait, here's another one. Really? This is
Part Two, this is another thing they're doing and this is going
on in France, it's going on. All over the place. You may have
seen these buildings these are buildings that look like a
regular skyscraper, except every other floors, a bunch of trees.
Constructions already underway for the Agora garden tower in
Taiwan, as should be completed in 2016. The architects also
designed a sort of vertical forest for Hong Kong. When he
said of course, they
were trying to build vegetated natural spaces, green gnarly,
left, he brought up words recycling, air pollution, air
pollution.
And there are also solutions albeit on a smaller scale closer
to home. This installation over the 86 in ta nets a Paris sees
plants filtering foul air
there's a ventilator behind which takes the air down into
these pipes. air is injected through the filters 20
centimetre space under the filter, the air is
redistributed, and injected up with through the mix.
Are these these these architects will just come up with the ideas
and sell them to people who want to build I guess bank buildings
are? Yeah, he's with atriums is
the ludicrous concept they have. And here's what the problem is
with these ideas of of interspersing open green spaces
with with the building. It's works okay, if you have you
know, future ficus trees and the inside that building and some
other things and yeah, I've probably gives you a little
oxygen sometimes. The problem is, is that this stuff rots,
these plants die. It's just like, just like public fountains
in the United States. You put a beautiful public fountain out
and then within two weeks, some bonehead will throw a bunch of
soap into the fountain and hold things so anyway, uh huh. Yeah,
so who knows you that people will be killing these things.
There'll be stealable lands to words John Stewart two words
bubble bath. Bubble Bath, bubble bath is the best. Yes, the best
ever done. And again, it overflows and foams everywhere.
Anyway, and the other problem with these sorts of crackpot
ideas reminds me of the time which my favourite wine was
there was about it was in the late mid 80s. They these public
relations firm they wish there was all this green we had to be
green and careful. And so the the dual foam things these
little peanuts that you get with as packing material that is just
horrible. Yeah, they replaced it with popcorn. Actual actual
popcorn. Yes, it was it was a company that made popcorn.
The good ideas was that the dumb idea was that meat was its
you know, I got a few of those packages seemed like a good
idea. But apparently when the rats
I was gonna say when the rats found out about the popcorn in
the in the boxes.
It was a problem. And now this is the same thing RATS, RATS are
gonna get into these buildings with all this with all these
places where they can regrow and high all the rest and they're
gonna be rat infested. And then there may try to poison the rats
and then every dog and cats gonna get sick that's in the
building. Or I'll tell you,
I lived in New York City in the late 80s rats would climb up to
the 30th 40th floor man that'd be rats. Yeah, and you'd be down
on the street. And there was big as a as a as your arm.
I saw a rat once in New York in an alley. And they would that
hump back and it kind of the way they walk is creepy. The thing
was the size of a good medium sized poodle. It was huge.
I know. I know rats, so well. We're on agenda 21 type stuff
global warming, we might as well. Another clip I could not
find a thank you C span for just totally blowing the roof C span
ruin themselves. John Kerry, John F. Kerry made a statement.
And I only have the quote. And it's a beautiful quote. I mean,
you had barbecuing the Earth from who said barbecuing the
earth that was
Robert F Kennedy Jr. Right.
So here's John F. Kerry. Unless we act dramatically and act
quickly science tells us our climate and our way of life are
literally in jeopardy. Denial of the science is malpractice. I
mean is that a beauty or watch wow, I need this clip. I need
this. We have the one when he said it was like weapons of mass
destruction but I need this clip. This is that I need this
for to save this for prosperity save. It's very important, very
important. And then the NBC is anchor remember they fired her
they got rid of they pushed her out of the the morning new slot
and whether it was now doing that at Savannah Guthrie, who's
doing the news who's the
Savannah thinks the witness a news reader,
why encouraging, so but you know, of course, you never
really get fired. You know, I don't want you to go into any
competition so they keep you on doing special reports
the head of the World Bank is warning that climate change will
lead to violent conflict over shortages of food and water. And
this is
this is NBC Today Show. This is the this is what people watch in
the morning. Shouldn't climate
change lead to triple cropping for shortages
of food and water. And then Sunday night NPCs. And curry
shows us how ordinary people are already witnessing the impact of
rising global temperatures.
It feels like an all out of salt. For the last year and a
half, it seems Mother Nature has thrown everything out.
Notice how the word seems and feels and all these little
adjectives are thrown in so they can actually get sued for lying
what on earth is going on?
For more than a year, we've been on a road trip to the far
corners of our planet, searching for answers to what's causing
these weather extremes.
This is a storm of a century that ordinary people who've seen
the changes up close and ask some of the world's brightest
scientists is the weird whether a coincidence or a sign of
fundamental changes here as the planet is not just changing.
It's changed.
Three reports a year of extremes did climate change just hit home
this Sunday evening at seven.
This is I'm trying to get a hold of this report that is only
available to members of the American Journal of Agricultural
Economics or Oxford journals.org. But the abstract
is incredibly promising title, information manipulation and
climate agreements abstract. It appears that news media and some
pro environmental organisations have the tendency to accentuate
or even exaggerate the damage caused by climate change. This
article provides a rationale for this tendency by using a
modified international environmental agreement model
with asymmetric information, we find that the information
manipulation has an instrumental value as an ex post induces more
countries to participate in an IAEA. That's an international
environmental agreement, which will eventually enhance global
welfare. From the ex ante perspective. However, the impact
of manipulating information has on the level of participation in
IEA. And on welfare is ambiguous. In other words,
lightnings Okay. I need this report. Yeah, it's published by
Oxford University Press on behalf of the Agricultural and
Applied Economics Association if you have if you're at Oxford,
hey, Oxford student listening to a podcast if you have that we'd
love to listen to read the read this report please. Does that
copy because that's basically it in that's basically a scientific
okay to lie about science. Or at least exaggerate.
I'd like to see this myself.
This report, of course. It was published on April 4, so it's
brand new, we got to see this.
So there's protests in Belgium. Now. What do you think of
Belgium when they're protesting
in built in Belgium? Stan? You
mean? In Belgium? Stan, what do you what do you think they would
throw? Yeah, I'm gonna just make I'm gonna make this an ask Adam.
If you're a protester throwing things. What two things would
you throw?
In Belgium? Yeah. Well, Belgium is known for its muscles. And
it's beer. It's french fries. And six farms.
Okay, so you're not gonna be throwing french fries or beer at
the police. Oh,
hold on a second. You said police
patrolling stuff, just throwing it. throwing stuff at the
police?
I don't know. Will this clip explain what happened? I think
so.
protesters took to the streets in Brussels. 1000s heated a call
from the European Trade Union Confederation to show their
opposition to austerity measures implemented across the European
Union. Belgian police use water cannons and pepper spray on
protesters who drew oranges and cobblestone. Construction even
sent the US Embassy temporarily into lockdown. Yes.
cobblestones. Exactly. Well, the same is going on in Spain
oranges. Go I don't know where the oranges comes from. 1000s
Protesting everywhere in Spain. Funny let me look at look at CNN
American media is not picking up on any of these riots and pro
Oh, yes. Well, I
think none of them we decided a long time ago. The reason the
American media doesn't do this is so we don't get any ideas
over here. Yes. Don't give them any iterating. Don't give them
any ideas. Let's take a look at Russia, Ukraine. I don't want
that to fall off the radar.
Yeah, actually, that's funny because I didn't get any clips
on Russia, Ukraine for today's show. And I wish I had I got a I
got a couple things kind of backed off and everybody's
coming off. It's coming off the news cycle.
I got an email from one of our producers, please keep me
anonymous. Just wanted to chime in about your comments on the
last show about drilling under the border for natural gas. Now,
this is about Chevron who has a $10 billion licence, already had
that in Ukraine to go in and Frack and drill. Then if they're
doing that near the border, they could actually be going. That's
our thesis was they could go under the border and drill
Russian gas. I says I designed oilfield equipment. And
typically when you're doing directional drilling, they drill
about five to six kilometres from the wellsite. If they're
drilling right on the border, I'd agree that could be stealing
gas.
But you know, I was looking at where those fields are. They're
way farther
than that. Not okay. Not north, not east.
Now. They're that they're in there about? I'd say if you
looked at the border, they're about 30 miles inside the inside
Ukraine. Okay.
Well, then that falls by the wayside,
doesn't necessarily fall by the wayside, which could mean the
maps are bold, and there may be other stuff going on the Russian
side who knows
thing that is obviously bold, because I couldn't find it
anywhere. Apparently, it's according to the Guardian, which
is supposed to be a I don't know a reputable news outfit there.
This is from a leaked memo. We have not seen the memo. NASA has
not announced this. This is not official news. But it's a leaked
memo according to sources that we have no proof of dispute
between the US and Russia over the crisis in Ukraine has made
it to outer space, the federal government has ordered all
contact between NASA and Russia space programme to cease. The
only exception is the International Space Station. But
at a time when the US depends on Russia to get astronauts back
and forth from the space station. How significant are the
consequences of this new policy?
I'm calling BS on this this is no evidence of it. It's like
some directive there's no directive I haven't seen any
evidence there's no there's that
far as we can tell they're nothing just as usual. But
if you Google NASA, Russia just those two words will be enough.
Let's look at the headlines. NASA cuts ties with Russia
except on Space Station NASA to and most activities with Russia
CNN. Let me just see where is their proof let me just read the
CNN article. NASA spending much of its work with Russia in light
of actions in Ukraine the decision by the US space agency
to halt the majority is on earner comes amid a statement
sent out by NASA on Wednesday but there is no statement you go
to it's not a NASA's website where's the where's the
statement? Isn't it's not it's not
a planted article just a guy I don't know how to distract
people from whatever's but
it's it's not nothing. It's not attributed to anybody. Maybe
something new has come out since since yesterday, but how I'm
looking here looking at the news, it's just it's no one no
one checks anymore. Just whatever just go ahead
and run it. What did we do with this bill? Oh, run it who cares?
Nobody's paying attention with the receipts later we need this
we need the the inventory
latest from NASA NASA tellers to air upcoming spaceships and
cargo ship activities. NASA covered set for SpaceX mission
to space station that is probably what it's about. Hey,
cancel the contract with the rooskies bring in Elon Musk. And
then this morning, I was
quite surprised to see that Elon Musk may have sent that press
release out.
Wouldn't surprise me. quite surprised to see Mike Rogers
back on on the TV with Dutch Ruppersberger. These are the two
gentlemen who these two boneheads these morons oversee
all intelligence committees.
Did the chair of the intelligence scrutiny of at all
it is very ironic. Here's Mike Rogers. So I
worry a little bit about its timing of release. Remember, we
haven't done this since 2004. The programme went away in 2006
Completely. And we have real problems today. Remember, the
Russian intelligence services are cutting people's ears off
and put knives at 85 year old man's throat to get them in line
in places around the world. That's what we need.
Remember, the Russian intelligence services are
cutting people's ears.
off, putting right down there.
Let me just back it up for it. I'm gonna make sure we hear that
correctly for the Russian intelligence services are
cutting people's ears off cutting people's ears off. Okay,
gotcha. Okay, often putting knives at 85 year old
men's throat, putting knives at 18 year olds throats to get them
in line in places
around the world to get them in line.
They gotta get him in line.
It says, Did I miss something missing?
I don't know. I missed that story, too. I don't know about
the missing years and the throat cutting.
Did I miss? This is a great story. I can't believe that we
missed that. Well, do you think that's great. It only took me
five more minutes of watching him and then this beaut came
along.
And now we're gonna when the agency is challenged from al
Qaeda, us, researchers around the world to the Russian
intelligence service. Remember, we have more KGB agents in the
United States today, excuse me, Russian intelligence agents.
That's the old Cold War moniker for them. Then we had at the
height of the Cold War, more Chinese intelligence collectors
in the United States select by a number that is just
breathtakingly nerve racking for the United States.
breathtakingly nerve racking. We have
we have were overrun with spooks from Russia and China.
Why don't they just do something about I don't know.
Apparently, Mike Rogers is just
just the FBI.
That's where we need our intelligence services focus.
This is a debate we've had, it's gone. It's a part of our history
that we're probably
going to say he's talking about the CIA report. And I understand
Mike, but wow. But I didn't know. Okay, let's
stop because we had to give a little background. And so the
CIA, actually was the Senate Intelligence Committee put
together this 6000 page report about torture and who was point
event it points the finger at all the bad actors, and it
probably would result if this thing went public. In
indictments? Yeah, there's a lot of illegal activity, apparently.
According to Feinstein.
Hey, at least we're not cutting guys ears off. Well, I
don't know that that's not true. Maybe the cutting the years
thing off is actually out of the report. Yeah. And he got mixed
up, the guy's not that bright. So they now they've and they
didn't want to bring it out. Because everyone was all bent
out of shape about us a water under the bridge. What
difference does it make? This was 10 years ago, and they were
doing this, you know, as though you know, a crime is has a past
due date, or it's got a expiration date like that, which
is true with some crimes, but not with these sorts of things.
And so Rogers is trying to keep this thing under wraps, because
he's a stooge. For the intelligence agencies. We don't
know which ones but probably they have all of them. And so
now they want to release a short version of the thing like 2000
pages of the 6000. And they were thinking seriously of doing this
and he's trying to quash that. Right. And that's where we
stand. Right?
Yeah. Well, on February 6 2014, reports came out that kept doors
in Ukraine cut off activist ear and crucified Him to get a
confession confession. abductors were believed to be Russian
agents. But right underneath that story, drunk Russian cuts
off own ears. To Siberian men tie at arm wrestling cut off own
ears. I'm Mike you gotta like you google this stuff, man
before you start talking about it.
Yeah, we don't know that those guys weren't good. We don't know
they were Russian agents. They could have been those that
fascist group that is the far right or whatever. It's called a
front right front or whatever. In the Ukraine. It was your
pretty brutal looking characters are acting brutal, brutal
acting,
do you meet throw Bula Tov says kidnappers sent him kept him in
the dark for more than a week, crucified Him and cut off part
of his ear and dumped in a forest after a week of torture.
Okay,
what were they after? Inflammation, inflammation,
response and inflammation, inflammation. Okay. All right.
That gets its fact now.
So I was listening a little bit of Obama's little talk, which
talk was this about how great he is, which is pretty much most of
his talks. So I have a kind of a quiz. And I want you to listen
to part one of this little statement he makes and then I
want you to listen to the counter. And and I want you to
pre guess what he's gonna say next. A budget I
sent Congress earlier this year is built on the idea of
opportunity for all. It will grow the middle class and shrink
the deficits we've already cut in half since I took office this
week, the Republicans in Congress put forward a very
different budget, and it does just the opposite.
Okay, so now here's what the deal is.
This is from his podcast. Yeah, I didn't watch the podcast.
That's interesting. I
saved the day. Okay, so here's the deal. Okay? He makes three
points. It's going to create opportunity. 1.1. And the
opposite of that would be what?
Unemployment.
Okay, put that in there. That's your guess the
boy, what did you ask me? That's not my guess you asked me what
the opposite Oh,
okay. Well, that's what he said everything he said the
Republicans did the opposite. Oh, okay. All right. That would
be the opposite.
Okay, depression, unemployment. Women slaves.
Okay. I don't want to make this a long segment. The second thing
he said was grow the middle class, and the other obviously
off. So do shrink, shrink. Yeah. And then his third goal was
shrink the deficit. So that means that the Republicans want
to grow the depth. Yes. Grow the deficit. That's the one that I
thought was interesting,
because the Republicans don't want the Republicans. Don't they
want to shrink the deficit? No, he wants to try. No, but so two
Republicans?
Well, he says the Republicans want the opposite. If you
remember there be it is the Republicans, they have their own
plans. And they want just the opposite of what he said which
of these. So I want you to listen carefully to the what he
says is the opposite. And tell me where it's depart. What does
re explain to me what he says about the deficit?
And it does just the opposite. It shrinks opportunity and makes
it harder for Americans who work hard to get ahead. Ah,
he didn't say that. He didn't say anything.
He forgot to say it. Well, that's a gyp. Now, that
guy is unbelievable. Really, sorry. I was like, I think a
failed segment. Yeah, they got you to play that clip. Just
good. Well, it's no, no, no. Do I want to do this one thing?
No, I'll tell you it. Let's do this thing.
I'm going to show my son moved by donation to no agenda. I
imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun.
We do have some people to thank for show for 606. Very nice
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She looks like some actress by cat. She probably knows what
actress she looks like. But she looks like a very pretty
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Curiously, this this note was dated March 4, but okay. I'm
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Really? Give it to the chef. Hmm. Yeah. So the Kung Pao gods
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So
okay, this is all fine and we have no club
no the club is just being we got the permits finally came through
when when wet come out when I can't tell you in exact date you
know if I could I would it'll be before I guaranteed before the
vinegar book is done.
It's gonna be like a half an hour with all these women we
have to bring
bring it's gonna be a lot of Girl on Girl action is keep
moving along.
Jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for Joe
onward.
Dude, Colin Peterson in Bellingham Washington $100 for
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live we got a birthday call for him yeah and then Jason Daniels
with and he's in Dallas Texas and then also show that stash
cough Vladimir or Vladimir stache cough which I believe to
be the case out of Kashmir VO So Russia and he gets a
camera camera roof came my roof sky let me see what that is. I
talked to some Russian guy on the ham radio the other day
oh maybe it's yeah, maybe I doubt that Vladimir.
Just see what it is Camera. Camera Bushka it's boy where's
this place? I don't like the way Google does that when you Google
a place and generally shows you a close up and no context.
Yeah, you gotta back at all you gotta know it's no I don't like
that either.
It looks like an industrial town.
Can you go on Street View?
Yeah, but yeah, yeah.
Street View in Russia. I'm gonna drive around this town.
See where are we? We're in this town by see
if my house anymore. It's just go on Google. Streetview I'm on
a bridge. Oh, I see a Ferris Wheel. As a Ferris wheel here.
Yeah. And look over here. We looks like
we have that the statue of Lenin looks like
we've got a river and lots of cranes to put stuff on to the
ships. In the river port. The port looks like a port. Yeah.
Okay. Interesting. All right. Onward. Colin. Colin Peterson,
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Yeah. Was that good? And he has a birthday for his brother and
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Yup. A little above your paygrade my friend.
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Okay, we're doing these all 62 So the whole bunch is an
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nice it's a nice bunch for sure. 15 people Oh, really? Okay,
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We have a lot of experts out there that like to help.
And in outrageous categories. Really. Yeah. And my cousin's
here, Lucy.
Oh, Lucy finally showed up. Is she in the studio with you?
No, I think Mickey's picking her up. She was she's in Austin
visiting some girlfriends had like a girlfriend reunion
weekend or something. She's a little older. And I am a couple
of years older. And that probably there was a lot of
drinking involved.
I had an idea. Well, Austin is a good place to drink. Yeah,
but you know, she's a dance kid.
Right, right. She's the one who told you to screw yourself and
you asked her for some information. Right? Oh, no. Does
she the one says I can't tell you because it's clean. Oh, no,
no, no, no, no,
no, that's No, that's no, that's like a nice. No, no, that's like
a cousin's kids brothers kid or something. Yeah, the whole
family. And, you know, the two things happened. So obviously, I
am the black sheep of this family. But it is it is really,
really possible that I was MK Ultra at a young age and you
know, um, you can be activated. I'm receiving information
through through the ham radio that or you can be activated.
Maybe she's here to act I did.
Maybe she gets asked to be in person. That would be the way to
do it. You don't want to have these random activations and
random comes into it. You could be accidentally activated and
that's no good. I had a
moment there. And I'm thinking you can google her, but had a
moment. I'm thinking he's
got she's Google.
What's your name? Lucy Buckley?
Lucy. Lucy Buckley.
Yeah, Lucy Greg Buckley was married to Christopher Buckley.
Alright, the Christopher Buckley wife.
That's not how we refer to her in the family John Anyway, I
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She's not listening.
I don't know what they're up to. She when she went to go get
maybe she says it's not an insult. No. Plus what she's here
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To activate. This is a problem for the show.
Who knows? Maybe she's here with the big check.org/and.
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Since in the United States of Gitmo nation, the Obama Care is
now in the news I have a different piece of news that
might be interesting to y'all. The the Netherlands, which of
course is the went from a total communist socialist, while
socialist, but with commie tendencies, the nation to a what
the new prince or the king, I'm sorry, calls the participation
economy, which means you're now going to pay for stuff you used
to get for free. And healthcare is one of them. So essentially,
the the participation, it's actually the participation. Now
what is matzah pay? What's the translation? Society, the
participation society. So one of the things that happened, and
that happened, a good year ago, it was two years ago, two years,
when we stuck in Holland was That was that was a year ago,
right? They basically created a version of the Affordable Care
Act for the Netherlands where it is mandated, you have a
mandatory if you if you're above certain pay grade, mandatory
insurance coverage that you have to carry. And I think the
minimum payment is kind of like a cell phone bill, you know,
it's about 100 euros, of course, your deductible then is 5000
euros, so most people will have to carry a higher premium. But
the whole system has become and it's very weird to see what is
going on there. You know, doctors can't work more than
certain hours, it's very similar to the Affordable Care Act,
although I've never really read any documentation, just seeing
the results of it. And doctors can only work a certain number
of hours and doctors are getting out of the profession because
all that all the system really is now with specialists and
health care providers, you know that as your provider will
administer the medication.
Doctor was complaining to me about the situation even though
he's a you know, Berkeley liberal. And he's, he's talking
about the most WorkKeys for one thing, they had the everyone had
to go to computers, right. So he's 70. And you know, your dad,
he's not a he's not a keyboard guy,
Windows 3.1.
So he has to like, you know,
he's a command line guy.
He has to use the command line. We can't flip through the paper,
you know, he can't flip through a file anymore. He's got to go
into this month of this machine. But he's complained that most of
his time is now occupied with paperwork. Oh yeah. So you
change your prescription the gay come back at you you can't
change his prescription unless you tell us why right and then
he's got to fill a big form right? Every time he does
anything
well what is happening in the Netherlands and this is big news
at least I thought it was big news and and I have to say right
up front I there's no way for me to really vet this because it
could easily be propaganda from the hospitals but according to
the Rabobank, which is a pretty big bank, and actually, I'd say
the most flexible bank. Banks are no longer providing the same
lines of credit to hospitals because they are the whole
situation is made hospitals and their future earnings. not
visible, not bankable, sketchy. Yeah. So hospitals can't plan
for upgrades to their operating rooms. You know, you that's how,
you know, almost all companies in the world grow with debt. And
they you know, in order to not have to wait 500 years until
they've saved enough they go and borrow money and there's all
kinds of financial instruments and the banks are saying yeah,
you know what, we're not so sure gonna be able to pay this back
so we're not going to lend you any more money to upgrade this
is that the it was heralded as when I moved to the Netherlands,
it was unbelievable. We had free health care, best healthcare,
great doctors, everything was fantastic. No death panels. No,
I've never seen any of those. But now hospitals won't be able
to get the credit they need
so what'd you think created this situation?
A bad system a bad idea insurance companies running the
show?
Yes, the insurance companies that are ruining it for
everybody,
which really are the banks I mean, insurance companies are
banks. They just kind of reverse banks so
now anyway, like the way the Republicans in this country
deflect the Democrats are all in on this, like the Affordable
Care Act, but the Republicans argument is always Oh, you don't
want the government telling the doctor what to do. And the
government hasn't been telling the doctor what to do is the
insurance companies. And that's I guess is okay, because nobody
ever says we can't have the insurance companies telling
everyone what to do. They're the bad actors. Man. Okay. The
Republicans who they never mention this. And no, Democrats
are concerned. This is great. This is why you cannot be a
member of these political parties. They're both horrible.
Yeah, you really can't. Let's see. What else do we have?
Okay. Oh, exciting. No,
let me just stick in the Netherlands for one more second.
Okay. Heineken
Why would you say douche bag to Heineken douche bag? I don't
want to say it again now.
Okay, Heineken will be investing 100 million euros in a brewery?
In
Let me guess. China?
No. Oh, no, no, no. This horse out there. Listen. If they're a
douchebag Where's his brow this brewery going to be?
Well, it's not going to be in Holland.
No, of course not that No, no, no, it has to be in a place that
has been rub alized bore lots of money as Uriah the way. I'll
help you out. There's a great hotel. Haiti. Yes. Wow. 100
million euros in Haiti, where people still are pooping
themselves to death.
Is it gonna be in the north part of Haiti that has all the we're
all of the Clinton money all went where there's not a bunch
of guys pooping everywhere.
Let me see what I have here. So it's 100 I'm sorry, it's
dollars, not yours. $100,000,000.70 7 million euros.
Okay, so it says, according to the Dutch see, the height the
Haitian Heineken office. A quarter of the whole amount will
be put directly into the new brow brewery. The rest of the
money will be used to increase production by buying more trucks
and generators, of course, generators for the beer brewery,
not for the people in the tents who are pooping.
Hey, slave, want a beer? You can't have it. You can't have
any electricity but you want a beer. You can poop and pee.
At least you'll feel good while you're sick. Want a beer? You
can't have electricity. knew no electricity for you, but you can
have a beer or you could come here and work in the factory I'm
sorry it's all automated. We don't really need you you can
serve me in the hotel and the Clinton hotel disgusting I will
never drink another Heineken in my life.
I never knew you drank it at all
well, sometimes but not anymore.
No, I can't get that politically motivated by anything they do. I
don't normally drink Heineken. It the problem with Heineken the
United States is in less is putting one of those special
Kansas very skunky.
The I'm I'm a Budweiser guy, I have to admit what Yeah, no,
it's a weird thing from when they were my client. And you
would go there to St. Louis and be the head. There's one one bar
near the brewery and this is the main office and you go there
we'd like to Anheuser they, Anheuser Busch guys, the kids,
Woody and grinder. And can I have a scotch? Yeah, as long as
you have it with a Budweiser. Okay. All right. Yeah, I'll have
a Scotch with the bud on the side. Thank you very much.
So ever knew that you'd be a budget drinker?
Well, not really. But because it's a fantasy. You drinking
beer? I don't I don't really drink beer at all. Yeah, I don't
really. So we know that there's a war on the post office, the
United States Post Office and and the United States Post
Office is very special, because it is really a part of our
Constitution. And the EM the right to send mail privately
without being opened by anyone under huge penalty is is
constitutionally embedded in, in our system.
Right. It's the only protected form of communication we have in
this country. Right.
And of course, it's under attack by by this, this meme that is
out there that they're losing billions and billions of dollars
when the reason they're losing that money is because they've
had to pre fund their pension fund by 70 years. It's 70 or 75,
I believe seen amount of years, which is never discussed it just
oh, they don't know how to make money. They don't know how to
make money. Crazy. Stupid, this stamps. But of course, you have
a bunch of douchebags, who are e guys, you know, the weenies that
are in the tech scene, who like to? I remember going on the
Twitch show once and the guy says the post office is sucks I
would you go to the post office. It wasn't
a guy that was Tank Girl.
I don't think it was a girl. Funny, though.
I'll never forget that. She was a heap. All right.
But now we have a real reason you see is what we have to do is
I believe that the government, our federal government can't
stand the fact that we have this private means of communication.
They can't stand it. So how should we get how should we we
got to come up with something, shouldn't we?
Well, if I had a meeting, I said, We got to get rid of this
thing and substitute something else that we can openly spy on.
I mean, I don't think people are gonna go for the I mean, FedEx
kind of blew it for us by raising the prices on their on
their overnight letters. I mean, it used to be up to let I think
it was like $6.07, eight, maybe was eight now they're like three
bucks. 25 bucks. It's ridiculous. Do we have
we ever actually looked at the numbers of the post office? If
you took out the pre funding of the pensions? Would they be
profitable,
most of that stuff on the Postal Union site, the Postal Union is
the only one that has been bringing up these issues. And
I've only heard it discussed once ever, by the media on the
AMY GOODMAN show. They had an postal guy, we had the clip, the
postal guy was on there. And he went through the whole thing
about how they've set the more males you being used. More
people are using it more profit is being made and all on and on.
Except for this prefunding which was they were saddled with by
some douchebag that's like, I don't know who it was. But it
was some particular congressmen that I should look it up and
find out so we can talk about this with more detail. But
anyway, well find out
I'd like to find out if they are profitable, because he picking
on people always say oh, you in fact the chat room was saying it
right now. The post offices run like crap, it's Oh, it was
really useless. Worthless.
Yeah. No, they've been brainwashed. And the post off is
very simple. I mean, I use
very, it's a government system. So yeah, of course, some of it
was saying
that but it's kind of managed like a federal, like a federal
management. So each postmaster has more power. And they have
and they have different budgets and they they run their little
operation slightly different from post office, the post
office you'll find if you go from post office, the post
office that everyone's a little different is like going It's
just like, I don't know if you've ever done it one time
when I did a book, I went on a radio tour. And I was always
surprised by how if you go from station to station to station,
how different they are there, they get different every
equipments all different. The way they run is all different
the way the studios are designed are all there's no cookie
cutter, anything in the post office is very similar to that.
They're all very different.
Okay, so here's what I have. United States Postal Service,
financial problems have little to do with delivering the mail
in the fourth fiscal year since 2007. Despite the worst
recession in 80 years, despite internet diversion, revenues
from postal operations exceeded costs by 611 million. So
apparently, they're profitable. The problem lies elsewhere in
the 2006 congressional mandate that they pre fund retiree
health benefits for the next 75 years. No Obligation no other
public agency faces the more than 5 billion annual payments
since 2007 21 billion in total, are the difference between a
positive and negative ledger remove this onerous pre funding
and the Postal Service would have been profitable even during
the economic downturn. But when? Okay, there you go, well, that's
just coming from the postal employee network.com. So who
knows, but I will look into it.
I'll get you accurate. They're not. You know, they do
exaggerate. Yeah, that's what
I've heard. It would make sense. Well, anyway, these guys are no
good. They've got to go and Eric holders in on it. And here's the
question that sparks it all. And he said, Yeah, yeah, we got to
do something about that.
Chairman, you have raised as well as Senator Shaheen, the
issue of heroin, heroin, and what, what we need to do as we
move forward, you use the terminology, and we need to be
on the edge of our chair when it comes to issues like heroin, I
would suggest also, and I present this to you, Mr.
Attorney General, that we are seeing an increasing level of
synthetic drugs that are coming into our communities and doing
great damage. And of course, the problem is, is that as a state,
you can you can say that based on this formulary. This is this
is a drug under this schedule, but all these individuals have
to do is change that formulary, and they evade or avoid those
laws, we're seeing some some really devastating impact in
some of our very, very remote communities where the only way
to get these drugs in is by the mail. And the drugs are coming
into the community through through through the mails and
and through the post office through the United States Post
Office. Chairman, and it is it's something that we've we've been
trying to work on some some issues up north. But again,
we're seeing at a no whether we call it an epidemic or a crisis,
but we are we are being beat on these issues and the impact to
our communities, again, utilising legal processes to get
these drugs in there that are in many cases wiping out families.
So we need some assistance here,
somebody you've raised something that I think is a point that we
really need to focus on. And I haven't seen reaction that the
chair did when I first heard about this, but you're right,
the Postal Service, the males are being used to facilitate
drug dealing, and we need to work with the Postal Service. To
come up with ways in which we get at that problem. It is
shocking to see shocking amount of drugs that get pumped into
communities all around this country through our mail system.
And that happens we have to deal with that that's a major problem
that we have to deal with. Mm hmm.
That's right.
This is not good. Who is that? Douchebag asking the questions
or making those statements? And I forgot to write it down.
That's okay.
I can find out if you're on.
Yeah, this is
that was that was the set of question. It
was a set of this is nothing. I mean, it wasn't when I was a
kid. There are people used to ship marijuana and other things
to the post office and what's new, what's new, hello? What is
new nothing. And we're all these drug sniffing dogs. What just
happen at the post office, they can sniff out a package that
stinks to high heaven. If something heroin or whatever it
is, well, you just put it in, you can get it. That's how they
do it. I mean, you they don't open the mail. They say let the
guy you've got the drug sniffing dog identify the package, it
goes to somebody's house, you'd have the police pick the person
up there with a warrant and after they can open the mail.
That's how you do it. That's how you do it. That's how you do it.
Why don't they do that? They can they can arrest people if they
do it that way. So what's the point of attacking the post
office? Well,
they want to get rid of the post. Yeah, to get rid of it to
get rid of the constitutional right, to be able to send
something confidentially without the government or anybody for
that matter under severe penalty, looking at it. That's
the whole point. And I don't know if you heard about this
said no, you know, everyone's been talking about oh, the
bankers committing suicide and I've kind of been whatever
because they also included, like me some financial guy from Tata
Motors and I was kind of sceptical of it but now a former
ABN AMRO CEO and his wife and their 22 year old daughter all
killed in their home. Now, this is the same guy. It's like a
hit. Yeah, not just to hit that's a message. It's one thing
to kill a banker, but to kill the whole family. That's like a
message. But what's interesting about this, and this is why I'm
kind of looking at it now for sure. So
has Russian mob kind of sound. This
when this guy was CEO, he left in a couple years ago, he was
pretty much kicked out actually. And then he wanted an 8 million
euro pay off and there was a huge fractious about him, the
guy was clearly you know, ABN AMRO got bailed out big time.
The state owns it now. But in 2009 when he was CEO, his chief
financial officer was found dead with shotgun wounds near his
home
so you can interesting yeah, you know, the in all this stuff,
we're we're looking at the petro dollar being under attack and
stuff coming out and stuff happening. This is this is a big
one. This is a message. I mean, it's
a message about what we need to identify what's going on.
I have no information that we don't even know how they would.
The Dutch news hasn't even identified how they were killed.
And they had to do was this is a family tragedy. Yeah, sure it
is. But what are you saying the guy killed his wife and kid and
then killed himself? Is that what this is? Again, really? Is
that what it has to be? Because the Russians are you know,
they've got this deal set up now with Iran, which will be oil for
cert for goods. And then somehow they're trying to rig some
finance I don't know how this works, but or how you do it
without people attacking the ruble. But the whole idea is for
their deal with China to sell their gas and their oil,
specifically resin off oil. These are the guys that we're
selling helicopter Roz rosin off resin off. Oh, man, what's the
hell the name is this Rosneft as a big company, I think they also
sold the helicopters to Syria. I mean, these guys do all kinds of
stuff. We buy stuff from them. They want to sell their oil in
rubles to China. But they're trying to figure out how to do
it with some financial mechanism. And of course, it
would be easy for a lot of people to attack the ruble.
Maybe that's what all this is about. bybit Maybe that's what
Ukraine is about. He's just that's just I was suggested.
Yeah. Last show. Yes. Yeah, you're right, just attacking the
ruble May, which is I think has gone down. Just yet
recovered a bit, though. So. But yeah, there's the day, you know,
the, I'm sure everybody would like to be out from under the
petro dollar. And the Russians included. Because we make we we
kind of just make where's it like, it's like, you just the
United States essentially gets subsidised by the world as the
as it think declines in value very small and very little bit
every time and it's money in our banks, essentially. And it's
like, why would they would like to have that piece of the
action. But we've set it up so it's impossible. And every time
anyone tries it, we realise them. Well, we can't realise
Russia, that's not possible. Maybe
we'll ruble lysing them.
We've always relied on the ruble being a piece of crap, so we
never worried about it. That means it's China's are the ones
with a currency, we got to deal with
that you mean, it's because it's, it's going to be strong,
it's going to be a problem. It's very
strong. It's strong. And it's and it's undervalued. So it's
worth using. And it's and it's pegged to the dollar. So when we
try to do some trickery, they follow it. And so it's a version
of the dollar, actually, since it's pegged to the dollar. And
that would make it but you know, we can't I don't know. I don't
know we this is this is above our pay grade to really
fully. I don't think anyone really understands it really?
Well. I'm sure somebody does. But it's not us. Okay,
anyway, so this week, we're having dinner with with Joe from
healthy surprise.com Oh, Joe's in town with his girlfriend.
You're gonna make him a vegetarian dinner.
I don't think so. Mickey found some kale restaurant or
something. Haha,
I know. I know. Yeah, terrible. I hope I come back alive. I
don't know if I'll make it out.
Be feeling very good. I have a couple of last ditch clips sear
so I was at the dinner table with buzzkill JR and his wife.
And holy here's a little twist on her measles. She got that
measles shot to be and she got the measles. Yeah. Now she's got
an arthritic finger they think is from the shot.
You know she can get there is a compensation fund for that.
Yeah, you can sue and the government go look at the
Federal Register. They're giving out money.
Yeah, I'm gonna have to turn them on to this. Now which
finger is it? It's a finger on her left hand like a Mr. Ring
finger but the middle finger?
She used that one a lot.
Yeah, I think so. Easy to slip off drivers.
Or is it just stuck in the flip off mode? It's just rigid. Like,
hey, hey,
that girl's flipping me off.
No, man.
I got vaccinated.
So we're talking about this and they had to table and they these
two are millennials. You know, hipsters, essentially
does busker have a moustache. No,
no. That would be funny, though. He doesn't he doesn't really
dress like a hipster by day. He's He's a hipster. Basically,
it's things they have to be in that age group. Talking about
the scam that the Wu Tang Clan are doing. Shoot, have
you heard about this? I know the Wu Tang Clan. But what is the
scout? Well, here's the background. I'm not up on the Wu
Tang scam.
This is the Wu Tang scam. Clip
asked him very in June. So another highly anticipated album
is the latest offering from the Wu Tang Clan. But this is
something that not everyone's actually going to have the
chance to hear. Absolutely, it will never be streamed online
and you can't buy it from iTunes. And if you want to pick
one up from the shops, you can't do that either. In fact, there
will only one physical copy of the album. And most of us will
never get our hands on it because it's going to be locked
away in a Moroccan vault, but not forever. The the group do
plan to tour the album around festivals, museums and
galleries. And there you can listen to the new songs but only
on headphones. And once that said and done, they're going to
be auctioning off the album and they hope to pick up millions
for that. But it's not just a gimmick if that's what you're
what you're both thinking it's a statement as well. say they want
to elevate music back to the form of high art certainly a
different approach, isn't it?
I think that's exactly where their album belongs. locked up
in Morocco.
These two this is the promotion I don't know who what PR agents
are who's behind this promotion. It's just seems like desperation
to me. And these two are saying I said this is the dumbest thing
I've ever heard of who's who was going to buy this album at an
auction for millions of dollars. And the two of them go Yeah,
yeah. Oh, yeah. Whoa, get that for sure. These Millennials This
is our you know, the hipster thing. I was just flabbergasted
that anyone would buy into this bullcrap. If you think you they
might actually that thing off and then somebody says they paid
a million for it, or 2 million and what would be the point?
This is the stupidest thing I have ever heard.
I don't know if it's the stupidest thing.
It's pretty stupid. I mean, I liked the gimmick. I liked it.
They got all this attention on fan cat going on and on with all
these details with deploying the Baroque. Come
on. Looks like they've already had offers.
Yeah, offer him some.
Yeah, but Riza offered him five mil five ERISA RZ ERISA whose
ERISA ERISA is, let's see if they explain in this article who
resists. Let's see. The birth human service producer. Maybe
there's the RZ I had no idea John. I was on MTV when when
Courtney Love was still interesting to look at. I have
no idea what's going on here. But so to hear it headline. New
Wu Tang Clan album The Case for the world's first $5 million
album. I can see where you that's high art. I get the I get
the idea. You know what? There's no more money in music. There's
no money in music.
Or whether it be money in one album. Okay, let's see. Let's do
a shot tell you what we're gonna do. No agenda show one. No
agenda. Oh, now you're talking. And we're gonna vault Yep. Yeah,
we're gonna auction it off to the highest bidder and it's
never going to be played it's going to be a special three hour
no agenda. Yeah, that we're going to do the same
deconstruction we always do. But it's not going to be available
to anybody except the winner of the auction so
and it will not be it'll be what do we never aired? Are we
putting it on a thumb drive or on a disk CD?
We have to come up with some digital copy, right?
Why not just put it on magnetic tape.
There's a thought,
I think,
do I have a couple of tape recorders? Yeah,
we can put on a quarter inch.
Yeah. Quarter inch, four track.
I think this is right. Okay. So it's gonna be one, three hour.
It's gonna be it will never be aired, never or be aired, and
we're going to do an auction. You know what this May? You may
be very surprised, John.
Yes, I will be very surprised.
You may be very surprised. Yeah, he'll be Yeah, you don't?
You don't know. I mean, this is baby this set of 20 You're
laughing at the Wu Tang
Clan? Yeah,
we're gonna have to call you. You know, we have to give you a
hip hop name.
That's okay.
All right. Why don't we do this? Let's do it soon.
Let's do it soon. Before the vinegar book comes out. That's
why don't
we do it. Right after the show. Today, we're going to you and I
are going to continue for another three hours,
another three hours? Well, I think no, we can't do that.
Because in the information won't be as fresh. We're going to have
to first figure out how to do it. And then we're going to do
one of those extended ones who extended the auction it.
Okay, but what do you mean how to do it? What does that mean?
In other words, how
do we set up the with the auction? How do we when are we
going to do it? What is you know, there's a number of
variables that we have to get out of the way before we sit
around for an extra three hours. Okay, let's make it two and a
half. You need to be bored.
So why don't we? Why don't we make this the show where we
revisit you know, five or six of our main our main thesis I
thorough thorough i The things I
Yeah, we do a meta show. It's a meta meta, not a clip show, but
a meta show, right? The show meta shares meta, and it will
reintroduce everything so whoever gets the buy this thing
will be the real there'll be the the the aficionado have no
agenda, they'll know everything there is to know.
And we'll put in stuff about oh, I know. I have an idea. I got a
much I have the idea of all ideas. Okay, why don't we just
do a regular show, but we do video and then we put that in
the vault. Everyone wants video. You want it that bad? Here it is
not a bad idea on it bid on it.
Yeah, we can get ourselves
and I'll do over the shoulder. And I'll do over the shoulder.
Both of us have to do over the shoulder. So you can see how I
act. You can you can see how how I hit the gym goals. How I run
everything. Screw it. I'll have someone in here with a handheld
camera, the whole show. filming everything, not just just some
bogus, like little Skype thing you know, over the shoulder. You
see how everything works. You'll see me drinking coffee. You'll
see my tics going I'll be cool.
Right? All right. I think this is I think this is a winner.
And you too, though, but we have somebody you're on. You're on
the chaise lounge. You're on the chaise lounge, two cameras
in a mixer. Two cameras there.
You got two cameras. Alright. It's a four camera shoot.
Right? Yeah. Okay, little video switcher bing, bing, bing. No
problem.
I think I think that's a winner. I
think it's a great use of fader.
You're not getting on, you can have someone else do that. Okay.
Well, I like to do you know, you know, you gotta be doing the
show with me. The whole point is you're doing the show, right?
And then, you know, and we'll let everyone know when we're
gonna do it.
And let's clean up my office. No,
no, John,
do you want any value for this thing?
Okay, you're right, Doyle is gonna see it. So what difference
does it make?
It's going to be locked away until it's until it's like until
we eat until we are equal to the Wu Tang Clan. And I'm looking at
Wu Tang Clan right now. I want I'm going to wear the red
jacket. And you're going to wear the yellow jacket with those big
jeans that is a great look.
Yeah. Especially for me.
And and I'll have Miss Mickey here. And she'll she'll be
walking in and out naked now with her Miss Mickey outfit on.
Uh huh. Sunday, and I'll throw in pancakes. I'll throw on
pancakes. All right, good.
Now we've decided I like it. I have one last little clip, which
is I just get a kick out of this every time it happens. This is
Amy Goodman telling us without blinking an eye that essentially
Obama is a fascist. But do you still vote for him? I'm sure.
President Obama has reauthorized the government's bulk collection
of phone data for 90 days despite calling for the practice
to end. In a statement Obama said he'll sign an extension
because Congress has yet to approve his proposed reforms
speaking to NBC These Meet the Press Democratic Senator Ron
Wyden said Obama should end bulk collection on his own.
Well, I believe the President ought to make the transition
right away. I believe strongly we ought to be on all dragnet
surveillance on law abiding Americans, not just phone
records, but also medical records, purchases and others.
Under Obama's proposal phone companies would store the
metadata and the government would mine it using individual
court orders.
Yeah, and as it turns out, they're actually the phone
companies will actually be storing more data than ever now
than ever. And did you see of course, the AP came out with
that story about which was a non Snowden related story about the
USA ID State Department essentially funding the Bogota
of Cuba Twitter,
as Yeah, I saw it's hilarious. Did you
see I you probably missed it. You know, there's that $250
million WordPress blog called the inter intercept.
You ever see that? to intercept? Yes, God Rav grand Riera? Two
grand greenlam Yeah, I saw that when it first came out. For some
reason. I haven't ever revisited it.
So Greg Greenwald. Here's what here's what happens. So this
comes out from the AP Associated Press. This is a monster story,
a monster story to tell you. Again, then, it's Pierre. Yeah.
What up man?
What's gonna happen? We
didn't have a story that didn't Snowden don't wait. Who's I put
$250 million into this WordPress blog of yours? How can we don't
have that story? Grin.
Dad. Yeah, exactly. Greg, and
he comes out with this long drawn out thing. You know, it's
like, yeah, we knew this. Yeah, look, here's some data. He has a
PowerPoint slide that shows that we knew this was happening.
Really, but that you got to read this stuff. John, you got to
keep up with these guys because they're looking pathetic.
It was pretty funny. Okay, I'll start reading like and I liked
it. I
thought it was pretty funny at least. Oh, and ladies and
gentlemen. Little no agenda technology news for you. Brand
new on the scene, the Amazon Dash. But have you seen the
Amazon Dash? No, the Amazon Dash is a it's a little device that
kind of you hang it in the kitchen somewhere. And it says
like a key
microphone on it. Yeah. Oh, it says like yourself.
Yeah. So the idea is if you can scan items at home when you need
something and it orders it for you or you just simply say it or
scan it. If you just say hey, I need to be pressed the button
you go hey, I need a dog food. Ladies and gentlemen, do not
bring this device into your home. It is a spy device. Do not
bring this into your home. I'm telling
people voluntarily let's spy on themselves for the behalf of the
government.
Bring this into your house. And you know the scan is the scanner
is a camera.
The camera camera is probably scanning constantly. Do
not bring this into your house people. Just little tip from the
no agenda show. Alright,
I have one last clip.
i One last clip. Okay. There's a new book out a new book out
about the Boston bombing written by the people from the good
folks there at the Boston. Boston Globe. Yes, the globe.
Yeah. And so there's kind of doing the rounds. And what's the
name of this book, The Long mile home Boston under attack, the
city's courageous recovery, and the epic hunt for justice. And
this is, of course, this comes out you know, one less than a
year before the anniversary. There's only one review so far.
This is not only a book you stay up late reading it answers the
questions you might have about the bombing, and the background
conveys some of the flavour qualities and attitudes of
Boston and Bostonians. For me, it ranks up there with helter
skelter as a narrative of a horrible crime. Yeah, no, that's
not a plant. So they're out doing the rounds. And they show
up and AlJazeera
as I said, there's a new Harvard report out that is praising the
response that the city had to the to the bombing, it said that
the city was, quote, unusually well prepared for the attacks.
And you also say in the book that in a serendipitous way, if
there had had to be a terrorist attack somewhere in the US, the
finish line on Boylston Street with the medical tent already in
place and six of the top hospitals anywhere within a mile
or two was the best place it could happen.
Now, before we continue, give me a break,
so we kind of come up with a thesis that this was part of our
six week cycles theory.
Yes, because it keeps right on the six weeks I go right on the
six weeks I involve the FBI. Everything keeps pointing to
this being something of a
Spot o'clock, a botched scam? Yeah, exactly. And there
probably were some crisis actors there, some people got really
hurt. And maybe some really went off as the bombs actually went
off, they were not supposed to go off, there were drills before
everything was all set up, then even admitting it now, it's hard
to look
at it that way. But true.
It really is true. The the finish line of the marathon
within a mile or two of that location, you have a half dozen
of these hospitals that are searching the world, oh, well
equipped to handle the situation you also have because of the
marathon itself, you have a massive medical operation that's
set up right there to deal with potential problems that runners
could deal with. So you have tonnes of volunteers on hand
doctors and nurses who are there. So people were really I
think, kind of stunned. As awful as it is to have three people
die. It could have been so many more, had you not had these
kinds of resources in place.
It's incredible. When you look at those images that were
showing again, that the results were as good as they were,
despite the deaths and these terrible injuries.
Yeah, yeah, it would have been alive. Yeah, go down on the
ground there. Get one of those stupid dude, they got some crazy
looking things running underground. There.
I have a you know, you gotta wonder. You gotta wonder if, if
the Boston Strong. T shirts and hats weren't already all printed
up.
You Yeah, well, you're gonna have trouble. Yeah, no,
there's no way to prove it. No way to prove it. No, no way to
prove it.
But no, that book sounds like something that's just not going
to get us anywhere.
Doesn't sound like something I'm actually interested in reading.
I'm reading four books. Now. It's nuts. I'm still reading the
gates book, which is kind of dry and boring. I don't think I'll
be able to finish that. I kind of got steered away after 80
pages of the the flash boys. Yeah, that now that our banker
buddy said, it's not even the real story.
Yeah, the story apparently is not the story. So
I just don't really have it's just really not it's not good.
Well, there's another book here. I got a clip here from this
woman, kind of a boring person. But she makes some interesting
points. This is the She talks too long. And this is kind of
you know, these clips are horrible. But blah, blah, blah,
Afghanistan, one
of the new book The wrong enemy, America and Afghanistan 2001 to
2014. She joins me now. Thanks for being with us. Thank you.
Alright, so why the title the wrong enemy who's the right
enemy.
This is why I wrote the book because we've been fighting a
war for 10 years more than I covered it against in the Afghan
villages against the Afghan people and against the Taliban,
obviously. And I came to realise that the Taliban is supported by
the neighbouring country Pakistan, and really more than
just strategically pushed in to to get leverage over Afghanistan
to have control and have a proxy army. For Pakistan's benefit.
And I, I saw so much over the years, I felt I had to write it
and lay it out and show that all the efforts of the West and
America was concentrated on on fighting in the villages in
Afghanistan, when really, the source of the problem was over
the border in Pakistan. Right. So
give us some examples of that you go into painstaking detail
on how the ISI the intelligence services of Pakistan had
essentially supported the Taliban in Afghanistan while the
US were trying to fight them.
Yeah, and pretending to be an ally. So you had President
Musharraf in Pakistan, saying it he was an ally in the war on
terror. But in fact, I uncovered things that he was doing, aiding
and abetting the Taliban at first, organising a meeting
right after in 2001. Right after the fall of the Taliban to how
to regroup. John, what is she saying?
She just says that the soul is Afghani wars corrupt. But it's a
book idea for you to read. You want to get into another boring
book. It's probably reads like she talks. You know
what I think we better get out while we're on this low. What do
you think?
Yeah, the All I have left is Chad. Anon.
Forget about it. I have 30 seconds of Nancy Pelosi talking
about the forget about a screw her. Forget it. I'm not
interested.
But keep Nancy Pelosi in abeyance for the possibility on
the Thursday show. Okay. Because I always enjoy listening to her.
Clip it this morning early. So. Alright, everybody. Well, I'm
very excited about our Wu Tang agenda. to four cameras over the
shoulder video. Not to be seen by anybody ever except for one
lucky person in our Wu Tang auction
there you have it. Yes, right. That's the future. All right,
so I'm gonna get ya. Hey, don't knock it my brother. You never
know. Someone out there my really really want once for sure
it'll be the only time we do video I guarantee you that. And
I am here in Gitmo nation, proper capital the drone Star
State FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll be back on Thursday right here on no agenda.
I'm Joe Biden, and thank you for taking the time to listen.
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