wrote the speed limit broke the speed limit Brompton speed
limit, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday May 11 2014 time you're getting my nation media
assassination episode six one sec. This is no agenda leading
the mainstream media separatists from FEMA Region six in the
traverse high tide on Austin, Texas. In the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm not not not going to
Japan. I'm John C. Dvorak. Right.
That's right. Tomorrow morning, we leave on an 8am flight on a
jet plane. Yeah, so I think it's uh, I think we have to fly to
Atlanta first. Let's go ahead. Well,
holy that's the wrong direction.
No, I know but it's it's it's it's the easiest way to go for
us.
Okay, yeah. It did they do. They didn't go over the top or how do
they get to have no
idea I miss Mickey's in charge of all of this.
I have no charge of the flight plan. She just
flying the plane now since she's in charge. But I all I have to
do is make sure I have to pack my toilet bag. And in the
studio, and that's all I have to do. And then I'm done. I just
carry everything.
You're gonna have a call carry ons?
No, no, no. When?
Yeah, it for me. It's possible. I travelled with a lady you see.
That doesn't typically work with ladies. It?
It can. Hmm. You have to work on it for it takes years to train
them. But I've heard I've seen it happen. I mean, the extreme
is the
huge bag. No, no, we know we have a very nice and what's in
his
bottles of shampoo.
It doesn't matter. This is what it is. It's fine. It's it
doesn't bother me as you put the things on you don't see him
until you get there. And then you get the
because you're obviously the guy who carries that stuff. But
they have rollers so it's fine. It works fine. At least if they
got
rollers. It's a plus.
Yeah. Anyway, so I tested the the new kit and I put it into
the it all fits into one small carry on case I can sling it
over my shoulder, which is the only thing I care about actually
having wherever I arrive. I'd hate to have Yeah, lost in the
luggage. Or some guy going. Hey, that's a nice microphone. I
think I'll take it.
Which apparently goes on a lot.
Yeah. So it No, it's the new rig. I'm very, very happy with
his rig. It's it's so good though, that it's it's kind of
messing up my plans for the ultimate podcast device. Because
now I've raised the bar on what it has to do and how it has to
sound.
What makes it sound better? There's too much inside
baseball, I don't think our lives when I think some people
carry Do you want us to podcast?
Well, what it is this one company Universal Audio. A lot
of people make external audio devices. And there's tonnes of
them and be a Mark of the Unicorn is probably pretty well
known for making reasonably inexpensive boxes. But
ultimately, you know, it's kind of like an audio in audio out,
it might have a compressor or a limiter built in. But anything
else you do in that audio chain will build up latency and you
can't listen in real time to what the signal sounds like. And
the way we do the show which I'm realising more and more that
most people in podcast land, record their show, and then
spend hours later fixing the sound which is ludicrous to me.
Yeah, they
post up Yeah, but everything the sound, of course is edits. We
don't edit but but you know, compression and all this stuff
and they all
live to tape guy, right? Is that it me view? Yeah.
Regardless,
it's funny to watch,
regardless of the way I like to do it is you know, I'm listening
to what someone will hear on their headphone. And that's
that's the talent maybe that's the skill. That's what that's
what you do when you're really creating something. So this
sounds good. I listen to it. I listen to the show, show more
often. Good show I hear. It's a great show. I noticed that I was
having some issues. I should probably do a little more of
this because I had some pronunciation issues.
Let me just finish this one thought so that you audio. Their
business is creating digital plugins that work in real time
zero latency that emulate the classic outboard gear. And they
actually licence the sound and the image and The name of these
classic boxes such as, you know, the classic Neve r v 88.
Compressor limiter, they have the SC one channel strip with
noise gate and they send me emails, hey, we got them now
we've developed a 1970 You know, like fuzz box, remember this
this thing you had in your garage? It really it sounds just
like it and that's their business and it's not cheap, by
the way, you know, one of these plugins is 300 bucks. But it's
it's not a mess up market. That's the problem. Now you'd be
well, it's not a mass market under any circumstances.
Depends on what you know, it's not like Facebook mass market,
but there's a lot of people with who do stuff at home home
recording, but not enough to lower to 30 bucks if that's what
you're saying.
Yeah, you need 10 times more people and that's just a break
even. Yeah,
but that's fine. That's fine. So anyway, so it all fit into the
whole the whole studio which is the way you've been running for
the past three shows is now one laptop and one box which is I
think dimensions five by six
is the box have anything on it it's just a plug in plug out now
it
has a big knob in the middle that you can you can take the
big ass knob you can do that while you can you can set it
selectively I'd right now I have it set to regulate my headphone
volume. But I can switch it with with one click to regulate my
microphone volume or one click to regulate your volume so I
don't have to go anywhere
you go. I've listened to the show turned me
out long way for a joke. You're plenty loud. Everyone's noticing
how smooth that sounds. Now.
That does sound smooth. Yeah. So I'm listening to the thing and I
found that I had this this issue I've always got Oh, it's just
uh, yeah, no, no, not the ya know, thing. I don't even know
where that comes from. I don't do ya know,
do ya know? Rarely complaining constantly that I asked you
note.
You dues? Yeah, no.
Mickey is always complaining that I started half of my maybe
70% of my sentences with no, no, and I find it well, because most
of the things you say are wrong. So that's why Oh, yeah, that
didn't go over too well.
No. But it's back to what I'm trying to say here. Which is I
have this issue with my apps. I see the sly slobber over my
wrist. It's something like so. I'm not absolutely sure what the
problem is. But if I say fancy, fancy I just wet I start funny.
I've never noticed your EFS being that wet before honey. I
got too much wetness in my EFS it's a little sounds crappy
little creepy. Nice. Thank
you slobber your EFS all over me.
I've never heard of such a thing. Well, you are
a stutterer you have you have a stutter stammer stammers Stivers
are different dentists, doctors are human, but your stammer is
what makes you unique to listen to?
Well, you know, I could actually eliminate the stammer and I
could do it. When I'm doing a spiel or something. I don't have
to stammer. But ever since I heard Bob Newhart discuss it in
great detail, but he's a stammer. And it is so endearing
to listen to him when he does his talks. With the stammers
that I said, I don't care. I'll get go stammer doesn't bother
me. And I've noticed other people that stammer and they
don't you know, right now it's not important anymore. Hmm. So
it's different though, then stuttering which is a totally
alien. I mean, that's something completely different. And much
more funny in a Oh, yeah. And that's in a negative with sorry,
stammer and stutter out there. But
I love stuttering. It's like It's like verbal Tourette's is
perfect.
Colleague. Yeah, actually, yeah. It's a Tourette's kind of thing.
These people are colleagues. I got no problem with that. I have
to say we had dinner with the Republic bots. This was a new
group. Oh, yeah. It's so good. You're new group? Well, this is
the New York the two New Yorkers who moved to Austin who have the
the the kid with the kind of autism Tourette's. All right,
you're right. Right. Right. And so that that couple and then
the, the constitutional lawyer and his wife and it was very
funny because it was Mickey Mouse, we'd eat and Mickey sat
at one end of the table. I sat at the other end. And literally
the other two couples do like the husband and wife have the
right side side on the right side and the other two side on
the left side and I was with the guys and she was like it was so
girl boy, it was not even girl boy. It was like boys over here,
girls over there. And I was I hadn't. I did. We didn't set
this up and I'm like, oh my god, this is gonna be a nightmare.
There is always gonna be the most uncomfortable conversation.
But it actually worked out really well. And even the New
Yorker who he is a part of a a camp, I think is what it's
called some charter school here in Austin that he's been, he
works with the foundation or something. And I've exchanged
stuff with them from time to time. And he said, You know, I
know your stance on it, Adam, but I'm all in on Common Core.
And but it was, it was nice, because there was no anger, you
know, it's like, oh, I think it's total crap and shit. And
you know, if you if you want to have your kids and you're being
sponsored by Motorola to work on the Motorola assembly line,
that's fine. My kids will be buying your kids 99 cent app one
day. Awesome. So but it wasn't hostile. You know, it was it was
kind of nice conversation. But somebody's all in but, but I've
gotten this guy to a point where he actually said, oh, you know,
my, my kid, he's got this brand new tick is a really funny one
where he's smelling his fingers. And it was nice to see. But it
was nice to see a parent who was really, really uptight about
this, to relax and just say, oh, man, my kids got this new
tickets. Larry's a great favour. I think so yeah. So it was
really nice.
When it comes to meetings. I do have a clip on one because I
have an insight into this meeting, because I have an
insider at the meeting. In San Jose.
Oh, this was our meeting.
That's right, Ken, President Obama got a warm welcome from
the High Roller tech donors at the Fairmont Hotel Tonight. This
was a private event. So our cameras were not allowed inside.
Hearing. At one point a man did.
How ironic is that? That our cameras are not allowed allowed
inside Silicon Valley's high tech meeting yet their cameras
are all over the place.
interrupt his speech. He yelled a few unintelligible words. But
the President laughed it off and continued on. President Obama's
motorcade rolled into San Jose tonight for a big money
fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee at the
Fairmont Hotel. Guests here dropped as much as $32,400 a
plate. It costs $5,000 To get your picture taken with the
president at the event. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and tech
venture capitalist Sam Altman hosted the dinner.
Mayor yesterday, she said it's interesting.
Now they had some protesters out in front, but they're protesting
the Keystone Keystone Pipeline not droning Americans are any
more important. No. Oh, really? Yeah, they wouldn't have
anything like that. Buzzkill Jr's boss was at the pre event,
which was free, oh, I
was gonna say 50 people in it. He didn't drop 3200 bucks.
He was very happy. 32,000 I'm sorry. 2000. And he was very
happy not to drop 32,000 and bloated over the fact. So so
some of the Insight is they had 50 People at his little event.
Everyone got to talk to Obama for a moment really
even so the free guys got to talk to the president too. Yeah.
Oh, cool.
But the thing that happened that was noteworthy was first of all,
the Secret Service comes barreling in. And then they take
make everyone take their drinks, because everyone's dressed at
cocktail party to heat the drinks and put them on a table.
And then the table they
put the MK Ultra drug in them. All the
drinks and bottles and everything are pushed onto this
table, and then the table surrounded by Secret Service
guys. And then Obama comes in after that's done. And then he
has a plastic red plastic cup, one of those cheap Dixie cups
and get it because the parties at the high school party.
Apparently he can't have glassware either. And he gives a
little talk and then people started mingling. And then once
the President's done talking, they released the the wine
glasses released the glass. Now this guy apparently got to talk
to Obama for a minute because he was involved with some precedent
with Obama's Senate campaign as a speech writer is something
there's some connection. And so they had a short conversation.
And the thing that was interesting about it is they
apparently he was yakking away with the President about, you
know, the olden times. And he started to talk about Chicago
politics and his minute he did the Secret Service guys grabbed
the president. The president, not him but the president. You
must go, sir. And whisked him away saying the President does
not talk politics.
Yeah, because why? Why be at a political fundraiser?
Yeah. And then talk politics that makes no sense. I was
thinking about this because because it's like, you know, we
had a listener told me he was friends of the one of the NASCAR
racers Tony Stewart and he says Tony Stewart was getting
depressed it was going to quit NASCAR because he was sick of
being ruled by Home Depot. Apparently couldn't do anything
without clearing it with Home Depot. And now the President's
been dried. And it it's and I was thinking about how sick this
was because what makes the Secret Service run the guy's
life? Sure, but I'm thinking at the same time just they'll be a
rule that's been set in place by the by the operation that Obama
operation that who knows people are probably got wires you know
they're wearing a wire
oh no doubt no doubt catch the President say something say
something kooky
kooky and then you'll give it to Fox News or MSNBC wherever
depending yeah so you can't do it so the president essentially
can't talk to anybody.
So this does kind of confirm that he's nothing more than a
puppet. Yeah he's mouthpiece and he's a storyteller it's a joke
teller. I saw the I saw one of his appearances out there in
Silicon Valley and the guy he does a great job he has a whole
rap on Mother's Day, which is very what is the male version of
misogynistic? Course so there you go. There's your gender
inequality right there. We don't even have a word for it. But it
was really you know, hating on men. Dad Your mother? Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Men suck. Yeah, fine.
Well, while we're at it talking about men sucking got one word
for you,
ladies. Plastic.
How the how's that Euro vision thing go.
Now, I'm a little upset because of the timing of all of all of
this. If we had really known all the finalists, and we had seen
the lineup and we had seen Miss worst, we would have called this
immediately. It was it's so obvious this is the right choice
for for the LGBT LGBTQ IAP ink that is now ruling the world.
And and look, I know Allah does this thing. It's ridiculous.
This is just freaking ridiculous.
We'll explain it. Some people don't know what we're what
happened.
The whole thing is that most people in America certainly
never would hear of the Eurovision Song Contest, which
has been going on since before I was born.
Yeah, well, only Craig Ferguson on late night television.
He's a European that's why yes. Well, that's it's still kind of
a European, kind of, kind of, and so Austria of all countries
had a now you can say transgender. This was a dude in
a dress. That's that's the way I saw it. And it may have been I
don't even know if he was gender.
He doesn't even try to do it in a dress with a beard.
And by the way, the Netherlands came in second with Ilsa lunga
and Waylon, I'm convinced if she had a beard, they would have one
that's where the Netherlands messed it up. They have given
Ilsa a beard and then they would have had the edge but I have
I'll play the song The rise of the Phoenix which is you know,
it's kind of a dramatic like a surely bassy type song you know,
it's it fits but the whole 79 Yeah, it's like kind of like I
will survive type vibe. Maybe go walking over glad. Neva savoury
trouble and I tap you on your ass pass on my own song you in
from the mirror. That is me. Okay, Song stranger getting
near? Who can this person be on? Hold me now?
It's all the same stuff. Yeah, it's a crap sign if this should
be in a Bond movie. Yeah, now
that you're talking he could do the next Bond theme song called
Golden thing.
So talking about the war on man, I when I saw this, what got me
wasn't the guy being you know, the character that he is. And as
a character. I was it was watching the announcement on
France van cat, which was they had a woman anchor and a woman,
entertainment editor. And there's all these women that are
on their end there. They're kind of giggling about how they this
guy essentially, is a demeaning character. It's like all men
should dress put it be put in dresses. You just got that sense
from these these girls who were on the France 24 as they
tittered, you know? Isn't that funny? That's when all men
should be in dresses. Oh, okay.
All right. Did you have a clip of this?
I don't have a clip because it was all visual. Right? And you
know they were you could just see that they just thought this
was so hilarious that this ended just proves that all men want to
be women or something. It was it was a very subtle kind of a put
down I thought and this guy come on. Yeah,
exactly. And where was Putin with his voting camps? How did
that not work?
Seems like it seems like oh, well yeah, really. They had
banks and banks and phone guys. They all things are rigged. And
of course they were mixing in the booze on the audio. Boo.
Whenever Russia got points, boom,
underwriting a ranking. Yeah, that was mixed in Yeah. Oh,
yeah. Yeah, this there's no reasonably the Russians and
it's funny how the Dutch but yeah oh well you know, he did
have the best song or whatever and they're all happy with
number two in the Eurovision Song Contest number two doesn't
it doesn't there's no silver in the Eurovision Song Contest.
It's you don't get anything now you might as well be you know,
the furthest from last just as that's funny, but anyway that
boosted their careers nationally locally. But yeah, I think Did
he me see he had a statement and it was another one of those I
think I have it up above collecting her trophy this is
this is the news now of course I don't care what you're saying.
He was not a she yet. And I don't even know if he identified
as she so for news articles to write it like Chelsea Manning is
one thing. But to say Austrian drag Act, which is
really what it is. Yeah, it's that's exactly what
it Conchita Wurst has been crowned the winner of the 59th
annual Eurovision Song Contest. The singer was real real name is
Tom Neuwirth collecting her trophy on stage the singer said
this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in the
future of peace and freedom. You know who you are. We are unity
and we are unstoppable. Speaking backstage later, worst said she
felt Europe had taken the stand by voting her the winner. I
dream of a world where we don't have to talk about unnecessary
things like sexuality, or who you love. I felt like tonight
and here comes Europe showed that we are a community of
respect and tolerance. This is your new word Europe, tolerance
there are now tolerance laws on the books. And if you do not
understand tolerance, there will be reeducation camps for you.
This is everyone about this is talking about this in Europe,
that they will have you know, there will be re education
programmes for those who overstepped the tolerance
boundaries. You won't go to jail if you break a tolerance law.
You go to rehab. Yep. Yep. All right. Wow. Yeah. He's right out
of the science fiction
world. No, it's out of 1984.
But just Well, I guess it was supposed to be science fiction.
Yeah, I know. What's Alright, we're getting close to that
here, too.
Oh, well, yeah, we will. We've done it a different way. We've
done it from the ground up. Explain it get shouted down.
Yeah, no reeducation camp you just asked.
Right, exactly. Something that was mentioned mob,
the lynch mob has been a tradition in the United States.
And it takes on all kinds of forms, including shouting people
down. It's a lynch mob, when somebody says something nobody
likes and no boy group doesn't like and they make a big fuss
about it and get shouted down and humiliate. You might lose
your job. Exactly. Which is another reason why the show can
withstand that sort of pressure.
And this show is going to become increasingly important in your
life as a change happened. And I'm a little torn about this
particular change one way because I'm happy for him and
other way because it's just funny. But it's going to be it's
going to make our programme that much more important to people's
lives who are becoming ill from the mainstream media, which is
why we are leading the the separatists. We are the
mainstream media separatists. That's an it's the word
cellulitis they're separatist. So this is the report that came
over the NPR is our national treasure. I won't I'll play it
just a bit of family say, remember, but here it is. And
actually, Miss Mickey told me about the news before I even
found the report. Then I immediately went Oh, you're
kidding. And
now for some news about us. NPR. That is today, the network named
a new president and chief executive officer 62 year old
Yarl mon will take over on July 1, and will be the fifth person
to hold that job on either an interim or permanent basis in
just five years.
That's actually interesting, because if you look at the
numbers, it's the eighth CEO over eight years. I mean, yeah,
it's also the fifth and in five years, but it's the eighth in
eight years, but they neglected to mention that and
to ridiculous, it's like a guy who got married too many times.
Now listen to his background, and I'll tell you who this guy
really is this
person to hold that job on either an interim or permanent
basis in just five years. NPR media correspondent David
Folkenflik joins us now conflict more on this David, welcome
back. So
good name, by the way. Hey, I'm NPRs Folkenflik.
Hey, thanks so much, Jeremy. Well,
first, just tell us what you can about your ammonia and his
background.
Well I literally just stepped out of studio with him to step
into this studio with you. It was brown nosing the boss
online. He's very commanding charismatic guy. He's kind of a
media innovator and creator he helped found the E Entertainment
Network. He was one of the top first executives MTV and VH. One
has been involved also in on the boards of XM Satellite Radio and
have Alright, so I'll stop this report here.
One loser after another Jarl. Did you know the guy when he was
at MTV?
Well, let me tell you the story. I'm waiting. Jarl mon has
another interesting credit to his resume. As a 1987. He signed
a contract, hiring a six foot four Tourettes guy from Holland
to work for MTV.
Oh, he's the guy who hired you. He's the guy who hired
me. Nice. However, what a great story we've got his name was not
Yarl Mon. Oh, his name as people will know Him was Lee Masters.
And Lee Masters I have a little bit of tape from him from the
1980s Get ready for this. This is the new CEO of NPR.
Good weather and warm outside
it's all happening all week long. You keep it on kicks,
we'll be telling you who's gonna be aware later on. I tried
everybody lemasters on kicks when he was a DJ. I would I
would. I'm gonna assume you're gonna have even better clips. I
will give you a clip of the day on that one. Find.
I'll take it for the day. I'm gonna take it Screw you. I'm
taking it. So lemasters who will you use radio?
Back stop. So you're telling me that lemasters I kind of a DJ
like you. Yeah, more or less has become the head of NPR with with
another using the the internationalist name. Donald
moon.
You're alone. That's his real name. That's his real
name. Firstly, lemasters got to be a stage. That was his DJ
name in the 80s. Yeah, you couldn't you could look up
lemasters he was he was a top 40 Jock and he would get fired like
everybody else and move from station to station. And MTV in
the very beginning ran the network like a radio station.
They had Tom hunter who was also a DJ. They were called V J's
exactly they did when they tested a video to see if the
audience liked it. They called people on the phone and played
it to them over the phone. What do you like this video? I kid
you not
sure it's true.
So Lee, who by the way, was a really nice guy. Super nice. And
I connected with him immediately because he was a radio guy. And
he was not an overpaid. But however this NPR flicking flock
guy, a massive Allegan Oh, first of all, he's five for somebody
who's not like a tall guy. And he's not overpowering. It's
become it's actually very sympathetic and very calm and
he's not a dick. And not long after I arrived, he hired his
buddy to come and work for MTV, John Reardon. And within six
months, John Reardon had fired him and taken his job to the
lemasters. Pussy. Now he then went to LA and I also give him
more credit than the MPR guy gave him. He took the movie
channel. I don't do you remember the movie channel? Oh, yeah. And
he turned that into E Entertainment Television. He is
he's not just the co founder. He's the brain of that
operation. There's not just like, Oh, cool. No, he that was
his idea. He totally did the fine everything. He did
everything. And so the guy of course doesn't have to work at
all. But I can guarantee you what's going to happen? Okay,
yeah, NPR is going to become extremely commercial. But let's
just add a little bit to the rest of this report. You'll hear
you'll hear what's going to happen to Mt. MTR let's just
call the MTR
comScore, which is you know, helps to measure digital
traffic. So a guy has thought a lot about broadcasting about
about entertainment and about traffic and how audiences
respond. One of the first things I set up to him was, you know,
what do you bring from those endeavours and he said, one of
the things I really understand are the expectations of
audiences and the importance of living up to your mission. And
PR is a very different mission than E TV. We're not doing
reality radio.
This, by the way is the stupidity of mainstream media.
They're all going, Oh, it's gonna bring reality television
to NPR. That's fine idiots,
if you will, you know, I'm not really what NPR is good at and
what people expect of it. But I'm going to try to deliver even
better on that promise.
And how is he being received so far by NPR is member stations,
there's long
listen to this is interesting, you get a quick little insight
to how NPR really works in
this conflict about how NPR can move forward, especially with
digital stuff when the bread and butter does come from all the
member stations?
Well, that's right. A significant portion of NPR
revenues comes from fees for the programmes, primarily morning
additional things considered but some others as well fees for
the programming. You see this year, you have to understand how
your money is working. You donate to your local NPR
station, which is just a fraction of their money, because
really, they're selling commercials to all the
businesses around town. That money then goes to the NPR
mothership, and pays fees for programmes like Morning Edition
and on the media and, and those people who are commercial
production companies make millions, millions of dollars
that the member stations pay. And as a result, member stations
are both clients. And insofar as member station executives Hold
10 to the 17 seats on the governing board of directors,
they are also the bosses of NPR. And it means that we're really a
system rather than a top down network. And that has its
strength. We're
a platform, that's what issues, we have platforms, but also
perfect
has a lot of sort of multifaceted arguments and
debates about things. One thing that I can say about Moen is as
well as being a benefactor of a number of cultural institutions
throughout Southern California where he lives. He's also been a
board member of KPCC. That's Southern California Public
Radio. Listen to this, it's one of our largest, most influential
member stations. And he's for the last two years call it been
the the chairman of the board there. And he's really tried to
help them cultivate it and reinforce their intention of
serving as a civil space for news and information exchange of
ideas, even so far is going to help them come up with one of
their recent marketing slogans,
da, John, you live in this market? Do you know the most
recent KPCC marketing slogan? No, as of now, only a guy who
and by the way, nowhere on this report, do we hear of his
illustrious disc jockey career as lemasters. Interestingly
enough, only lemasters could come up with this slogan
that he helps things helps reinforce not just their brand,
but their mission. And that brand is no rant, no slant.
No rant, no slant,
and you have this when I was doing real computing and
software hard talking on Public Radio. For years. We had nothing
but trouble with KPCC they would never pick up the show. They're
arrogant bastards. They're very arrogant bastards. And they, you
know, I get the feeling there was some bribe that we couldn't
provide.
Yep, hookers and blow lemasters is running the joint, believe
me. You lay down a line or to put some poontang out and you're
good to go. That's how it worked at MTV.
Right? A slogan he thought of going down the escalator while
he's going to pick up his bags at the airport.
He's a genius. I tell you. I was riding down the escalator. And I
thought to myself, I'm slanted I'm rent no rent, no slant. You
know, it's one thing to come up with a slogan but then to tell
people how awesome you are that you just dreamed that up on the
escalator.
Hi, I'm so awesome.
But I again, I'll say I'm happy for him. Because he's really
been he is he's a DJ he needs to be in the limelight. He's been
all these hoity toity like MoMA board and y'all this douchebag
stuff. KPCC and I'm sure he had been hating it.
Well, he's gonna commercialise things more, it seems to me
Well,
I've seen that so boards around Los Angeles, David, but let me
ask you just in the minute we have left, do you think he'll
last because every CEO seems to get snapped up by somebody else
and leave within a short period of time? I'm sorry, that's
called being
fired, being snapped up by somebody, snap them by the
unemployment line?
Well, he's committed to a five year contract. I asked him that
very question not minutes ago. And his answer is, look, I don't
need a job. I mean, he's a very lovely man. I don't have to do
anything right now.
I don't need your job.
Stop. Yeah, he couldn't ask the question five years ago, because
he says not minutes ago. I asked him that question not in it.
See, what does that mean? Not minutes ago. That means it
wasn't minutes ago was God knows when
MTV days maybe I don't need a job, you stink, I'd be no job.
There's
like, I don't need a job. I mean, he's a very wealthy man.
Well, he doesn't need to do anything right now. And he's
taking this job because he says he believes in this he thinks
that there's opportunity to help wildly increase NPRs revenues
and to share those revenue members. way that got greater
collaboration rather than that's what he's,
that's they need it. They need they have a hole of something,
like 200 $300 million dollars a year, because a huge endowment
went away. Or they spent it and they got those new studios, they
need money. And all of these people all these morons who had
been put in place, including the most recent guy, the Sesame
Street guy, they don't know how to make money. lemasters he
understands and I I'm getting he understands an audience. Give
them the stupid crap they want and you'll make money witness
MTV, but more importantly, what because that wasn't really his
invention II television. He Nailed it. Nailed it. He nailed
the whole Kardashian audience. And that's so he understands it.
So it's going to be everything every Obama bot would want to
hear and then some, it's going to be BuzzFeed. Okay, that's
what your NPR is going to become BuzzFeed Vox vice media, which
by the way, is taking over the mainstream media. This is really
happening. All of these publications. These, what do
they call them? John listicles. This type of journalism is your
future.
Use another slideshow for you? Yeah,
this is the Yeah, this is the future of all mainstream media.
And make no mistake BuzzFeed Vox salon, what else do we have
helped me out here? Vice vice definitely, by the way vice when
people say hey, this vise thing looks pretty reliable. Fuck no
way. No. And it's only good for us because more and more people
will be looking for some analysis of some topics, which
is about what we can provide. And the things that are
important to the least you can feel good about yourself knowing
that no no the top 15 Things Assad does with his dog is just
not going to be the news you really need. That was a good
listicle by the way, we should write that article and sell
it well there. You know, there's you look on those pages. And
there's at the bottom we were you know, they they get bought
off. There's there's somebody's writing headlines and knows what
to how to write a headline.
That's all they do is write headlines. That's all click
on any one of those things. And it's always a disappointment.
Always has never not been a disappoint
Mike Elgin, I follow him by how can you not follow him on Google
Plus, I think he writes half of the content on Google Plus. And
and he wrote something he did one of these the other day, Mike
Elgin does a tech news today on the twit network. And John and I
both like him, I think I like this guy. But when he took that
job, like when he took that job, it's like, your milk toast.
You're not You're not a TV might not the right guy for now. But
right.
Um, so then he's writing these articles and, and this was
Google Plus is not going anywhere. And then you click on
his link, which leads to an article you got paid 500 bucks
for to write for E week, or whatever it is. And there's not
a single fact in there is just, no, no, seriously, it's all
about his conjecture about, well, you know, people use it a
lot. I use it a lot. It's not going anywhere. It's a great
system, not a single fact, not no one from the company who said
anything. And I can make a comment, Mike, this is
disappointing. You wasted my time I read this article two
pages, of course, because God forbid we have one page with all
of your text on it. No, we have to go to a second page. So more
ad impressions pop up. That's another thing that should be for
both and by law.
So that's why the slideshows are so popular. And what's funny. Do
you ever do one of them, which you can't avoid? Yeah. You use
these? At least I do. I set it up. So I can just see the
picture and the caption. I don't see any of those ads on that
page. I don't I literally cannot I will not see them on. I just
don't see him because I didn't have an interest in loading that
whole page up. So I'm clicking away. And I'm just saying, you
know, I don't but to me, you actually
still click on the slideshows to look at him.
Yes. Wow. I looked at one the other day. I've tried it from
now on I'll take notes of which ones have attracted me. I'm
always disappointed. I'd become an A I think it was you know, at
least it was moderately interesting.
I've the only thing I look at these days of just for pure
entertainment is Tumblr is what Tumblr, Tumblr all you do is
you'd go to you go to Google you type in any word sector sector
sexual position or female body part, Tumblr dot Tumblr. You
don't have to do Tumblr, just Tumblr. And it's like Rob
bonanza. Yeah, that
site is the porn capital of the world. The Yahoo people should
be ashamed of Let me see if
I do dwarf dwarf yummy that were Tumblr. I'm just doing those two
words dwarf Tumblr. Let me see what pops up dwarf women on
Tumblr, there you go. Wow. Okay, is that alright? That's weird.
Speaking of such
this is all good news for us.
Oh no it is it is good
assuming that the public that listens to us supports us that's
in shoot themselves in the head. You know what's going on in the
world and we lose all of our support. Is that such a
possibility things have gone that bad.
Five out of six gun holders agree Russian Roulette is not
dangerous. And what? Nevermind. That would be a headline. Yeah.
Yeah. So you thought that the month was over or the month that
we had we'd gotten all of these out of the way at the beginning
of the month. Here we are the 10th of them the 11th of the
month, Happy Mother's Day, by the way.
And you mother came on.
And the President comes out and proclaims a whole bunch of new
stuff. For the week.
I thought that was at the beginning.
No, no, no, no. This is the week we have today by presidential
proclamation. National Women's Health Week 2014. Which of
course is a veiled promo for the Affordable Care Act, with the
holders of the Affordable Care Act prohibits insurers from
charging women higher premiums simply because of their gender.
So that is just a PR move. A boss, I
got a good idea.
We need to set out a new press release about about the
Obamacare. I got an idea. Let's call it national women's health,
we can put all kinds of links in there. Again, healthcare.gov.
Good idea. It is also by a presidential proclamation.
National Small Business Week, as we stomp out small businesses
from coast to coast by not providing them with any kind of
loans or anything. Just squeeze them. My administration is
working to ease burdens on businesses we cut in half the
time it takes for the federal government to pay Small Business
contractors freeing up more research resources for growth to
provide a boost to the smallest new business. We have eliminated
SBA fees on loans under $150,000. To try to get a Small
Business Administration loan, does that actually work?
Actually, we have over the years I'd probably over the last 20
years. I've done little things now and again, and every once a
while, you can go to the Small Business Administration and
you'll get nothing.
Is that how it works? Is that the system?
Yeah, it's just it's just bullcrap. And then they have all
these consultants and advisors who are old duffers from God
knows how old they are on the air. Yeah, you know, when I was
a kid, you know, we had a golf shop pro shop. Yeah, we sold
clubs. Yeah, okay. Anyway, no Small Business Administration's
useless.
It is by presidential proclamation doesn't stop young
Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week. Each year, America
sets aside a week to salute the men and women who do the
difficult, dangerous and often thankless work of safeguarding
our communities. Our nation's peace officers embody the very
idea of citizenship, that along with our rights come
responsibilities both to ourselves and to others. During
Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week. We celebrate those
who protect and service every minute of every day, and we
honour the courageous officers who devoted themselves so fully
to others that in the process, they lay down their own lives.
Oh, well
that brings us to a clip. I'm
all for that. By the way. Not all police officers are nice.
But let's let's play this clip anyway. Old Black Lady shot.
More than 100 people gathered Thursday in her in Texas to
protest the fatal police shooting of a 93 year old
African American woman. Witnesses say pearly golden
known as Miss Sally was shot at least five times outside her
home on Tuesday. Authority say golden had a gun when a police
officer arrived following a reported dispute with her nephew
who is trying to take away her car keys after she failed
driver's test. The officer involved Steven stem previously
shot dead an African American man in 2012 but was cleared by a
grand jury. STEM has been on the police force for less than two
years, protesters spoke to the local Eagle newspaper. Now,
the thing about the shooting is the follow up story which I
always find amusing in these situations.
Officer stem has been placed on paid administrative leave her in
May Ruben Gomez says he'll recommend the officer be fired
at a city council meeting on Saturday.
You won't get fired but he's got a free forced vacation which I
think is the way to go. Yeah. Anyway, ya know, 93 year old
lady, you know wave and God knows what a gun I got on my
property.
Gunner now. I'm sure she was pointing it at
him. She might have been Oh Have
these these stories have no context other than black old
lady. I love it that's, that's could be at BuzzFeed headline.
This is the kind of journalism we get
to do. This is what you're gonna get more of. Yeah. Today also by
presidential proclamation I'm sorry John just keeps on going.
These are important things if it's important enough to
proclaim it to one of them. Okay. All righty. National
Defence transportation day and national transportation week.
Haha. I didn't think so. I don't have an anecdote. Okay. Well,
shall I tell you what it is first? Yeah, tell who it is. And
I'll give you my anecdote in today's global economy first
class jobs. Obviously, were in the economy class job.
First, Economy class jobs first class jobs bus driver.
I think we have an economy plus economy comfort class. First
class jobs gravitate to first class infrastructure. A sound
transportation system allows businesses to safely move their
goods to market and maintaining that system creates jobs,
upgrading ports, unclogging commutes, and repairing roads
and rails. During National Defence transportation day and
national transportation week, we underscore the importance of
infrastructure to our economy, security, and way of life.
Yesterday was railroad day, which is part
not by presidential proclamation.
No. But as part of this whole thing Amtrak does this once a
year and as part of this week, of transportation week, or
whatever. So they're going to have this big event and I like
to take photos of amalgamated I'm an old rail way. Buff. I'm a
buff nerd, nerd. And so that Emeryville stage is going to
have to you also
record the sound of the train driving by.
I've done that
in stereo,
of course, so you can hear the Doppler effect. Listen,
listen, you can hear it coming from left now. Listen, listen.
It's going away on the right.
It was apparently you have friends like that. Oh, yeah.
In fact, David P. Reeve, the third broadcast engineer
extraordinaire, did an entire CD and it sold quite well thank you
very much.
I go to this thing expecting you know, some some antique maybe an
old steam engine something No, there was just one crummy
Amtrak. Cal Tran no rain, no train that goes back and forth.
I see it out the window of the house down on the track. You
know, daily, oh, it was and then there was a cut. Then there was
a whole bunch of booze and a million dad's you could walk
through the train big deal. So you walk through the train, it
took some fairly she's got some pictures of an empty train. And
And the weird thing was when you walked over the overpass to get
to the railway station, you could look down on the train and
the whole top of the train was all grimy. You think they would
have wind it or something? You know, what does it take to get a
scrub brush out? But now it's all black on top. And meanwhile,
there's a bunch of parents dragging their kids around and
kids today anyone under 30 That they don't care about trains
unless they have to use them for commuting. They're not you know,
they don't have money in a model railroad. They're dead dead.
It's all dead. It's like cowboys done. So these kids are being
driven many kids being dragged around by the middle aged
parents you know and I can we go home? We go home. You know, they
don't care about any of this stuff. Anyway, it was the big
disappointment. This was like a huge outs. I'll post some
photos. hugely disappointing to me. Anyway, that's my story.
It's my anecdote. He told you that Danny. Do you hear it? Oh,
here comes the train. Yeah.
This is the 5305 from stainforth tunnel to hell with bridge from
1980 This is a classic John a golden oldie. YotaPhone yeah,
there's obviously no tracks. Right. All right. Very nice
story, but we're not done. Hohoho I got a clip for
everyone. Okay. Well, of course by presidential proclamation,
obviously. Today is Mother's Day. I thought it was
always the same. It was the Wild West. The President got to do it
and he's taking credit for it now always.
For over a century Americans have come together to celebrate
our first friends and mentors our inspirations and constant
sources of strength. That would be my my drug dealer. Our
mothers are breadwinners community leaders and pillars of
family and underpaid. They pipe modern wait for it. They pioneer
scientific discoveries serve with valour in our armed forces
and represent our nation in the loftiest halls of government,
whether biological, adoptive or foster. They play a singular
role in our lives, because they so often put everything above
themselves. On Mother's Day, we put our money mom's first. Oh,
well that's nice. I miss my mom. And Nikki misses her mom and you
miss your mom. You everybody misses their mom when they're
dead you miss them but when they're not dealing I
know that tests annoying. In a weird how that works, John, it's
the way it is. You never call in a call. You never call. Now
you think you care about your mother. I gave birth to you.
Hours of pain. You don't call is my Jewish mother? Yeah.
Different from my other mother. All
mothers are Jewish mothers.
There you go. That's your quote of the day ladies and gentlemen.
So thank you for that. John. Thank you for your courage and
in the morning to you John Cena morning
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So this is Kristin, Peterman. Kinderman Kinderman. And do we
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well, there you go. You've got calm. Did you send a photo? Did
you see the photo from Australia? No.
I'm 33 photo. No, the
the, the producer who donated for her husband her in the
bikini next to the pool? No. Okay. Let's just put it this
way. The bikini was undersized. It was great. It's a great
picture. And yeah, and it makes me happy that there are women in
the world who just get me.
Whatever that means. Yeah.
It's not like I'm not a horrible misogynistic. Douchebag. Well, I
like sexy women. I like them sending me photos.
All right, we'll send that over.
I did I loaded this because I don't know what's wrong with
your email with your life. Oh, system. But it's your problem. I
send you all this stuff. I'm not going to send it again. You
search if it's there. Is there. Going back for the last 40
years? Yeah.
Clicks is it all in your inbox? You have one box inbox, right?
Don't lie to me. Yeah, yeah. Well, no, I
have sub boxes. Oh,
for stuff that you filter in there that you've never looked
at anymore. After
I get to 40,000 messages I spin off the box and start over. So
there's box in box one and
you have these sub boxes which you set up a rule for 30 years
ago. Stuff goes in there. You never have that one. Everyone
has that. Now you set up I set up the filters and then I
haven't read it again.
I read all my email. And finally we only have three people that
came up in fact I even asked specifically for some executive
producers and we didn't get any of these guys have already been
in Andrew Bower min. Sir Andrew, as far as I know, I could be
wrong. Maybe not. Jerome, Arizona $250. I'm a no I guess
he's not a knight. He's a longtime Boehner. He says it the
name sounds familiar. And the guilt has been increasing with
every episode for not donating. Hopefully this calls for a D
douching. Route. 250 bucks. I think we can do that. Meanwhile,
my douche bag brother. All right, Ron, please call him out
as such douche bag hit me in the mouth about a month ago and is
yet to donate. He has no excuse. As he has been listening to you
guys longer than I have. Now. If you've been listening for more
than a few months and have yet to contribute, it's not too
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Thank you very much. It's very kind of you, Andrew.
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staying up till three and then four in the morning. It'll be
all night
there'll be all night. All night. This is not like, like
NPR. When after the show. Everyone puts their headphones
down and says oh, that was great. Yeah, let's go get a
beer. Yeah, I'm gonna get my dick suck. I was great. No, no.
I'm sitting here, compressing, uploading doing show notes for
at least another two hours. Yeah, yeah. And nobody,
by the way, I will say this, I'll make a point of this. I
know people are gonna roll their eyes because they don't care
what they do. But I have to say the show notes are the most
underappreciated part of the show. And they're so under
appreciated, somebody wrote in the other day to complain.
You should organise that by categories. You should
reorganise those show notes for me.
And then I said, Well, the one thing we do is we provide all
show notes in OPML format, which is a structured format. Anybody
could turn that into a database, and then he writes back. Yeah,
you shouldn't do that. No, isn't we provide that so other people
can help us? We don't have a staff. I want
you at the NPR budget. We don't even have the budget of a local
NPR station because we don't take and we can't afford
lemasters and we can't, we don't take ads. We expected the
listeners to help us. We don't take ads and we do not have any
underwriters, which is a form of advertising even though it's
it's sneakier. So we don't do any sneaky underwriting and we
don't do any ads up and up as I was listening to a podcast the
other day Oh, tell me what Just want to say who's come on now.
And I don't want to plug it. Because I don't like the guy.
But he makes the point he's got some he's doing it was like the
box of food or something to think Leo's selling.
Oh, you mean the rip off of the healthy surprise.com? Yeah, the
rip off of healthy surprise dot guy with with essentially the
problem with it is that it's all proprietary. All the food in
there is there they made they have some factory they make it
and put it in a bag, whatever the case is beside the point,
the guy says, he says, Oh, I can talk about this company openly
because it's not a tech company that says, it's like, oh, you
know, I can now I can talk about how great this company you can.
In other words, you can bullshit the listeners was this
advertiser that does paying the bills for him? And but he can do
that legitimately because it's not a tech company? Because if
he did it with a tech company, my God,
oh, that would be a conflict of interest.
Do you want anybody advertising on a tech show you want? If
you're gonna go for that? Yeah, you want Intel? You want AMD you
want Dell, you want the big boys advertise on your tech show? You
don't want a bunch of guys selling Shavers?
Well, that now of course you highlight exactly the problem
with media in general with the advertising system. Yeah, it's
one thing you can't have a tech show. And then really
legitimately be objective about technology products. If you have
advertisers of technology products, right? It's always
going to be limited, you're, you're pretty much going to be
limited to talking about phones.
Well, that's what they talk about. Anyway, there's your
irony.
Well, that was that was kind of my joke.
Well, of course, yeah, hit the ball out of
slammed your face right into my wall. Whatever the case is,
it makes more sense. It builds if used to have a theory about
special interest publishing. And he said that and of course what
we used to call it by the way. Yeah, we did that assess your
special interest broadcasting to special interest publishing is
like modern bride boating, have guns and ammo, guns and ammo,
all those things. And PC Magazine was one of them. And he
discussed this with me. And he'd like I did talk to him quite a
bit and guts picked up somebody some things, some notions. And
his belief was in the common complaint with these lot of
these magazines, why doesn't you have Ford advertising? Why don't
you have you know, for General Motors, right, and PC Magazine,
which they could easily be. And his thought was if you're going
to do a magazine about computers in the whole industry, you want
to inundate the person into a world of nothing but computers,
right. So all the advertising had to be computer related. It
couldn't be some off the wall, you know, scotch you know, vodka
Finlandia or anything like that, because it was it would take you
out of this world which you wanted to immerse the person in,
because the person at the end of the day was the product right?
Thank you, it would sell back to these advertisers and to keep
those people that you the people you want the valuable product
which valuable readers you had to keep them immersed. So you
would never run these crazy later after he died, they died
What does he know little inside information
and that is that has actually translated now into a world
where we are you know, they just use different words for slave
for slave who is just to be treated as a as an object to
make money money from the government of course has always
done this but if you google and tech companies who call their so
called customers users, your user you just like it's like
Cannon Fodder your user we're gonna use you it's it's
literally what you know, you're not using their stuff. They're
using it, we use it, we're using you. And then every everything
is built around sneaking into your staff and looking at you
and taking your information and selling pieces of you, Ben,
you're gullible and we all do it. Well, not me.
Well, that's the model we don't employ Exactly.
Hey, I want to promote our drone night. The our drone night who
was arrested for the drone posters in New York, right? And
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you're in that area, but it's cool that he's these make. He
was he's a very good artist. I've seen his his commercial
work.
Yeah. As a commercial artist.
He's good. Yeah, he's really good. He's a pro. And then I'm
happy that he's Firstly, I'm happy he's not going to jail.
Because that was the whole issue of and I'm happy that he's he's
you know, he's getting some heat. This is one thing to be a
commercial artists but then to have some success and
recognition is great. I'm very happy for him.
And the jail time
was minor who was minor, I thank you very much for for helping us
out our executive producers and associate or executive yeah two
producers, one Associate Executive Producer. These are of
course real credits, as you know, and you can use them
anywhere credits are accepted, they seem to work very well on
your LinkedIn profile. As LinkedIn, apparently, the the
most used feature is seeing who looked at your profile. I don't
know if you actually get jobs anymore from LinkedIn.
But you just go why is that person looking at my profile?
Now I want to tell you, I don't know if i i might as well
mention this to people. If you know how to use LinkedIn, and
you have a reasonably at least a one level up account, which
costs money. And well, I'm just waiting to drop it. You can see
who is looking at your profile, but you can also set your your
privacy settings to turn that feature off for you. And you and
you can have separate two different ways you can there's
three levels, one reveal who I am. So if you look at somebody's
profile, they're going to know you look. The second level is
well, you can tell them kind of what I do, but don't tell them
who I am. And then they get them. They just use some
generality about you. And then the third level, which is the
one I click on, which is Don't tell them anything, I'm
anonymous. Now I believe if you spend the most amount of money,
which cost like a lot of money to get the gold some gold level
you have to pay for I think that I think that filters, I think
you can drill through that filter. So you can see every
bone regardless
of the privacy's I'm pretty sure. That's nice that that's a
good business.
But most people don't turn that on anyway. And I always look,
why is that what's interesting? Why would somebody, why would
that person be looking at my profiling? And most sometimes
just curious, I don't know.
And then, for the no agenda, hams out there. We're working on
a new protocol that they've kind of discovered, which works
through aprs. It's the answer serve and SR VR. I tweeted about
I'll do a little write up. But there's also a link in the show
notes under the under the today section. And it's essentially,
to make it simple. It's Twitter for ham radio. And you can you
basically all for our listserv, I guess you could look at it
that way, which is kind of what Twitter is. And so you send a
message and everyone who subscribed receives it on your,
your, your handy talkie on your mobile on your ham radio. So
it's kind of cool. I've been doing it for the past couple
days. And it works over airwaves. You know, not not on
the internet. You should do this, John, you might like
it. Yeah, you know, I've been I'm actually meaning to do that.
I gotta come a knob that you're embarrassed to say it, but you
need me as your Elmer.
I do. I know. I'm not embarrassed to say it. Oh, okay.
Why would I be embarrassed to say it? Because it's kind
of lame that you as a technologist can't figure it
out.
Here is where are you? I can't figure it out. I just have to
read about it. And then I bet I'm gonna let it know. It's not
that I can't figure I'm lazy. I'm putting all my effort into
this show. And that's the problem. I want you to while
you're talking about ham radio, you know those number stations?
Yes. Yeah, they just said 53775 to play this clip, weird YouTube
vids.
Oh, yes, this is the Yeah, I've seen this. Yeah.
An 11 second sequence of red and blue rectangles, and a computer
generated tone 10s of 1000s of clips like this have been
uploaded to the WebDriver torso YouTube account over the past
few months, and the mysterious clips have generated all manner
of speculation online. A growing number of theories some more
plausible than others as to the origin and aim of these videos
have been appearing online as the Daily Dot website and the
BBC report. Some have suggested the strange videos could be
attempts to communicate with extraterrestrials hypothesis
soon shut down by contributor for the Boeing Boeing blog. He
thinks Eclipse could be a digital version of the number
stations used during the Cold War to pass secret
communications to spies on the field. unintelligible lists of
numbers or letters passed over shortwave radio and meaningless
to everyone apart from the intended recipient. British
Daily their guardian has also tried to solve the mystery and
has published an online article with several avenues to be
explored. One idea is that the famous videos we use were
streaming software company to test his capability for
uploading digital videos quickly and reliably. This is certainly
a credible supposition, but nothing's been proved as yet.
And it remains a simple theory.
Okay, that's all that Information. Could it be
conveyed in 20 seconds instead of just a minute and a half?
Yeah, I agree. Yeah. Yeah, I've
seen these. Someone pointed this out to me a couple of weeks ago.
And then they also point out there's a movie about the number
station, which I think was a guy. John Q sack, I think is in
the movie. I vaguely remember a couple years back. But before we
do anything, John, I do need to kind of do our regular sequence
here for you know, org, slash and a. Alright, everybody,
please support us financially by propagating the formula our
formula
is this. We go out for hit people in the mouth
there you go. I had one more odd clip I wanted to play which is
part of Mother's Day. Uh huh. And I just want to play this
clip. This is a on David Letterman. They have these
troops calling in and leaving a video saying Happy Mother's Day
Happy Mother's Yes,
this is this is the patriotic sadness of America.
Yeah, the patriotic exact now this one here this day. Because
you can't say
War sucks and killing people sucks and having our boys and
girls killed sucks when they're calling home to say Happy
Mother's Day. Because then you're then you've suck. Yeah,
it's a trick and the David Letterman does. This is annoying
that he's out here. So here we go. Happy Mother's Day that this
there's a thing in here. I want you to see if you catch it.
What's what's weird. My name is
John Viviana Baker. We're from Houston, Texas with 30 SC
command and Kabul Afghanistan. They had my mom I love you. I
miss you and Happy Mother's Day. Love you too.
Hi, this is specialist y station in Doha, Qatar. LightSwitch my
mother Monica wise, Happy Mother's Day. I miss you mommy.
I'll be home soon. I love you
know, I could it was a little hard for me to hear. So maybe I
just didn't. What did I miss? We have
troops in Doha, Qatar. Oh, yeah. You didn't know what Hello
that's where the gas is. Why this is this place we don't have
troops
died probably not. But we still have troops in Germany.
Unbelievable trip to Germany and Poland. We get everywhere. Every
but we run the show.
I know. I just someday but it still always stuns me that we
have this many people in the middle. You know, this is the
middle of nowhere for all practical purposes. And we have
we have it.
Yeah, troops there. Yeah. What's your problem? What's your
problem? I do I have a couple of the CNN was particularly funny.
This past couple of days. Of course, you know, they've kind
of given up on the on the aeroplane on the fly they got to
do now. Well, they're bringing in a Mike Rogers because he's
leaving and he's getting his broadcast chops ready. So he's
all he's always in studio at CNN. He's not just at Capitol
Hill with a remote camera. Now he's in studio, as is General
Carter. Hamm retired, and we'll get to him
in a moment. He wants to get used to the floor manager
pointing at the camera.
And we'll talk about Carter him in a moment. He's interesting,
because he ran Africa calm. And this is obviously in play right
now. But I wanted to play a bit of broth. Broth, Switzer,
leading the witness. And so you'll hear him trying to I'll
just tell you up front, he's trying to get Mike Rogers to say
yes. We can't get terrorists like, you know, in Yemen,
because of the Snowden leaks because oh, they're they're no
longer Skyping. That's what he's trying to get him to say. Rogers
actually doesn't really fall for it. And then what broth does
after that is mind boggling. This
is simply stunning. It appears this is the closest passage.
I'm sorry, this. Oops, that's the wrong one. That's dumb.
After that big setup, okay, here it is. Here
is a million times. Problem. Big giant.
I'm playing it now. Yeah, I guess I'm stupid. I got it.
That's stupid. I'm lame.
Yeah, blame maybe I'm just play. I'm sorry. I interrupted at one
problem that sources have told CNN. Mr. Chairman, and you know
about this, I'm sure that the US intelligence community is now
having much greater trouble tracking al Qaeda in the Arabian
Peninsula terrorists, because they're not using communications
the way they used to. Is that right?
Well, I can tell you that the leaks surrounding AQAP that
happened last year have had an impact and negative impact on
the US intelligence committees community's ability to track
certain individuals, certainly,
to this is interesting by itself, because Rogers, of
course, had every opportunity to say, yeah, people are dying, but
he can't because they're not. But you heard broth with a 22nd
setup. But sources have told us that this is absolutely true
that says, you imagine
I have a little tea in front of him and he puts the ball.
So this kind of falls flat. So broth is just he loses it.
We do still have some acuity there. But there's a different
problem. Now, we need to make a political decision that we need
to be engaged in a high tempo disruption activity, when it
comes to counterterrorism in Yemen, that hasn't that
threshold has been crossed yet. We need to cross that threshold.
Great success. Success in April, we should take advantage of
every opportunity, we have to provide a disrupting
there with drones and just kill these people. Is that what
you're saying? Well
By the way, can I make a comment here
who's going to kill these people?
If this joker is going to go on the radio as a host and say
stuff like high tempo disruptive activity
and acuity? But you want to hear it but he had a he had a better
one than that. Would you say high tempo disruptive activity?
Yeah, listen to this
when it comes to terror. We have a whole diverse group of
organisations, affiliate organisations, all who are
expressing an interest to do operations external to where
they operate, meaning Europe or the United States. Boko Haram
included al Shabaab, certainly al Qaeda pooling in Libya. And
what really worries me is the lack of discussion on the
pooling of al Qaeda elements in the east of Syria at a rate
we've never seen before, including literally 1000s with
an S of Western passport holding individuals who are they're
getting we call it jihadi Disney Land getting training getting
radicalised getting combat training
jihadi Disneyland Wow getting their training to
and eventually we'll come back home that is kill everybody
problem we're gonna face in the very near future okay deadly
and will kill everybody. This this mean, they've been pushing
this for years now with the Syria thing that we have
in the Westerners leaving a busta Mata there, the whole
Syrian thing is just completely collapsed on us. Yeah, but Well,
we've lost homes, we've lost Aleppo. I think what's happening
is they've given up on using the existing pipelines through Homs
and Aleppo, and they're saying, screw it. We'll do it on the
eastern border right now, right near Iraq. I think we're just
gonna build in there may even be one there that I'm unaware of.
But they've given up on trying to make it work with the
existing pipeline up to Turkey, which is what this is all been
about. So now what now everyone's in the East right
near the Iraqi border, it has to be let me just check. I haven't
even checked this. Let me see.
II Say it. Yes, they were showing some nice videos on some
of the foreign news broadcasts of homes. You get with people
coming back to their home in homes. And it's no home there
and they're crying and they're just going through the stuff
that you would do in a like if a forest fire burned down the
whole neighbourhood. And but you they back the camera up and they
show you what this place looks like after it's been rub alized
Yeah,
it's been a while, you know what I'm thinking I'll take that
back. They haven't been able to grasp Homs and Aleppo. So now
they're just disrupting the Iran Iraq pipeline, which is you
know, that's always been the conflict either it's the Qatar
Turkey pipeline, which is what we wanted. Or it's the Iran Iraq
pipeline which Russia and Syria want and I think we just moved
everything okay, look, we can't we can't do anything in homes,
let them go back to their rubble. And it's not it's it's
they've not it's not even rubble it's dust.
Well there's a lot of buildings have a lot of structures
scanning that are gutted Yeah, I mean it's it's it's a hell of a
site
let me see so I'm pretty sure that we just have to do you know
a particular place where they are they I want to says Eastern
Sierra
All I know is that Buster they made a deal the series did right
with it with all these guys. They grouped them together and
they all met had a meeting and they said we're gonna bust you
guys out of here and somewhere and then wherever that those
buses go is where this action is gonna be.
You know, it's East. They said the news reports only say
eastern Syria. They don't really say where
well, we will find out the probably before the next show.
Ah, maybe not. Maybe, maybe not. Maybe no, it was slow down and
Riri having a new meeting have a new operation in a year.
Yeah, probably bad Siri is off. We're done. It's an it's not
going to happen there. Seems to me
very well, I don't see it either. I mean, there's still
bitch about it. Sasaki and the other one the State Department
complains and carries making noises. So if there's nothing we
can do, it's over. No.
No. So let's move over to General Carter him who used to
run Africa calm, which is, interestingly enough, not
located in Africa. Carter HAMP ham. General Carter him. Oh, ham
hotel Alpha Mike. Yeah, him and he's retired. So he's on
television. And he. So of course we now know that not only we
talked about this on Thursday, do we have United States
specialists specialists and what did I say the specialists were
that are now in Nigeria? Oil guys accountants? Well, yeah,
because
they see what happened all that money because
all the money was stolen, lost, whatever is misplaced. Now, of
course, we have Brits coming in, and auditors might be the
auditors. Yes. And by the way, the Chinese are also sending in
their specialist, the Chinese like screw, let's get in there
first. But General Carter Hamm said something very interesting
about the specialists which completely corroborate my
thesis, which I think we all kind of agree with that this is
about taking charge of the situation, finding out where the
money went, and ultimately some regime change. But there's a
practical
aspect of this that the chairman refers to. And that is
designation brings with it tools, more tools that the US
government can use, not just militarily, in fact, not
primarily not military, but financial tools and access to
banking records and a number of different tools that are
effective, have proven effective in countering terrorist
organisation.
We need to go bring back our girls with the bankers looking
at banking records. That's how we bring back the girls by
checking with these tools.
Wow. I'm putting on the newsletter. If people don't get
the newsletter, they should subscribe to it. That there has
been a discrepant number of how many girls were kidnapped? Oh,
it's
completely unclear. Yeah, it's
it's 220 is 242 76 is the one in the heart that like to use that
a lot. Some people say that I think it was the ABC News has
over 300 You wouldn't you know the number.
I have some received some interesting emails that I'd like
to share regarding this, and then I have some more clips to
look at. Now this is from a very reliable source that that we
know in Virginia. My friend lives in grew up in Nigeria, but
I told them to email you about what's going on there. He said
White people came in not that long ago to train the group who
did the kidnapping. Hopefully, my friend will send you more
details anonymously soon, which I've not received. But this is a
tease. And I want everyone to know that these things come in
anonymously. They're treated anonymously. And please use
encryption.
They're anonymous, but we still talk about him. Of course,
that's the whole point. That's the That's is the point and
nobody else does this. Nobody's even come up with this thesis. I
can't drive this point home enough that the listeners of
this show that nobody will disguise maybe it's bullcrap.
But nobody will discuss these things. Well, here's just a
sense I don't think it's bullcrap either I'm agree with
agree with you this too many discrepant things they had as a
staged event with a bunch of crying women the other day, and
then you can see that it was just it wasn't sincere.
Well check this out. One of our producers Trevor, who has been
sending me financial things from the reports and analysis for a
long time. Very nice gentleman. At the end, he says Adam, so
that's that's his wink to you, John. So So I was in the north
of Cameroon from 2005 to 2007. But I work in the villages of
Chevy Bora and the town of mccolo, which sit right up
against the Nigerian border. The claim that the hostages are
being held in a quote remote region on or over the border is
bull crap. I have travelled the P one row between mccolo and
Buller a and know that the whole area is basically bear as rock
as the forest had been totally raised for firewood. You
couldn't hide a few 100 kids there it is just impossible. The
whole region is heavily populated, relatively speaking,
and any movement of a few 100 kids would be seen and reported.
Not to my main point in the whole thing more than one local
notable told me that oil had been found in the area south of
Chevy around the bongo village, which is close to Nigeria
Nigerian border. This was prosecuted in 2004. And I heard
of this in 2005. So he says I really hope this adds dimension
to the Nigerian version of Catch Kony. So they haven't boots on
the ground people who had no, you can't the land. Of course,
you don't really the picture is painted for us. Yes, we strong
goal of crazy, you know, but hiding in huts and tunnels and
it's barren landscape. It's like the moon. And then of course,
our gay Crusader likes to point out that we're so gung ho to
help Nigeria who have tougher anti gay laws than Uganda if you
even make a public showing of direct or indirect same sex
relationship, or support an LGBTQ IAP organisation so if I
would say, Hey, nice as I would go to jail for 10 years in
Nigeria Anyone who attempts to enter into a same sex marriage
14 years jail in Nigeria no mention of that.
How come this isn't brought up by the Obama bots at hate Putin
because of the anti gay legislation. Suppose it anti gay
legislation of Russia
because NPR doesn't talk about this. And do you think lemasters
is gonna do a contest? No, I don't think so. We got the prize
for trolls out there for NPR. Hey, everybody, how you doing?
I'll tell you what bothers me the most about this is the
politicisation politicisation political,
political, political proposal
by the Obama administration and I have two clips to show you
what I'm talking about first is old blonde, who discusses a
Holanda on the kidnapping as the French got you know, the French
the French guy, French guy. He goes on and on and it's like he
talks about kidnap me he by the way, he calls it as 220 people
kidnapped Okay, good, but but play this.
All the plight of those Nigerian schoolgirls was also at the
forefront of Carswell holons mind as the French leader
oversaw this Saturday ceremony commemorating the abolition of
slavery. Boko Haram has threatened to sell or market not
evolved to do so version fee on egeria fee is usually on
kidnapping of
220 young girls in Nigeria made by the so called the man we
deserve. Better See, sell women
simply for financial reward. simpler, more on the go COVID
are to find and not justified.
Okay, I can't wait for Michael it. All right. What's your
second one for the politicisation
is that the his thing is they stole these women because they
need the money, money and no rest of it. So here's Michelle.
We have the same clip or
shall Obama decides to throw in her to her two cents with her
analysis, which just coincidentally has a lot to do
with what's going on in the Obama administration. It's like
million
Michelle Obama gave the weekly radio address on Saturday,
expressing her concern for the Nigerian girls who are still
missing after almost a month. She said she's outraged and
heartbroken over the kidnapping.
This unconscionable Act was committed by a terrorist group
determined to keep these girls from getting an education. Grown
men attempting to snuff out the aspirations of young girls.
That's stop. Have you seen the whole this, by the way, was not
just Michelle Obama making a statement? This was the
President's podcast.
Yeah, no, no, she took over the podcast is you see the whole
podcast? Yeah. You have more clips from it you liked? Well, I
just play a little bit more of it than just that piece.
Well, that's the piece that is the point. Okay. All right. You
got a point, which was that they're politicising? I got it.
But if
you go all the way through this thing up until the end, it's
it's it's really it's made me mad, this propaganda piece.
But they didn't steal the girls to keep them from getting an
education.
Yes, they did grow men as they usually do grown men stealing
our girls robbing them of their opportunity. Like all women in
the world, we are putting the woman down. We hate women. Yeah.
She said the terrorists thought that they would change our aims
and stop our ambition limit and move forward. Dedicated, make
higher wages, lead healthier lives. healthier lives and have
healthier families. And when more girls attend secondary
school by
the way, it was longer than his podcast scene was six minutes.
Boost was all about you know, education and
girls and how many quarterback CEO make the same amount
of money as man. What
does she not mentioned in this podcast? But the name Boko Haram
Oh, that's interest She
cries she didn't even name the outfit that is being blamed or
to claims responsibility is taking that implemented
terrorist group she deems a Boko Haram. Now tell me what's weird
in this?
The names of the missing school girls go up for all to see.
And if you take a look at those pictures, you will see they have
placards with a like an outline of a head with a question mark
and just the name. They don't even have pictures and not even
putting stock photos up, is really phoning it in people.
There's no question that we're racing against the clock here.
They've been gone for a long time.
Three weeks after the kidnapping of more than 200 Nigerian girls.
US military advisors are on the ground being joined by FBI and
other personnel Pull
what is the FBI doing in Nigeria?
What I didn't catch that you
got me what is the FBI doing there?
One point for you are
there specialists All right, you also need to know so let's let's
look at everything that's going on. This is outrageous. Well, it
gets crazier John, the Chinese This is a race against the
Chinese. This is why the Chinese have said whoa, we have
something in our specialists which will help find a go we
find that Galway come quicker.
That's not even close to being a Chinese ridiculing accent. No
letters, please because he didn't even come close. You
sound like like a lousy accent a Tojo? Very Japanesey. Not too
much. It's more. It's horrible. You have to work on that. Okay,
I'll
work on it. Let's see. Oh, yes, Chinese company constructing
$13.1 billion railway line in Nigeria. They love those
railway. They love the railway. Now there is also something else
going on, which is and so Okay, so the things we're seeing here
is we have this corrupt douchebag this, Jonathan, good
luck.
Good luck, Jonathan. Let's get that straight break a
leg, Jonathan. And so there's the money is missing $49.6
billion. This is Nigeria has the most oil of all Africa. I mean,
this is the mack daddy of, of oil. And of course, they just
discovered this new field in December of last year. So we
have a pipeline now. Right? This is a new one, the lapsset. And
the Chinese or the Chinese are all over this. This pipeline
will run from three countries. We have Kenya you got into a
good runs. This basically is going to go from South Sudan.
Which has all the shine rubble. Yeah, well, of course, because
we can't have this pipeline connecting all the way to the
Lamu port on Kenya's coast. And of course what we'll
tap right into that, and he brings up a map of Africa before
you go on.
Let me do that too. And let me see Africa map.
should be looking at maps more.
You really do. Let's take a look here. So we have let's look at
look at okay, so we have Sudan.
So Kenya, Kenya, and South Sudan, so the pipeline and go
from the, I guess northern Kenya somewhere to the to the port
where's the port in Kenya? It must be north, just south of
Somalia, home of the
port is Lamu lamb ljmu.
So it goes from LA Moo to south through South Sudan into it has
to go through Chad.
Well, it kind of goes the other way. See the whole it
goes from Nigeria. Yes, daddy to go through.
The whole idea is the whole idea is the South Sudan. Through
Uganda, to Kenya to the port where of course the Chinese pick
it up to the northern route is all Rob alized
onto Congo.
No, not through Congo Uganda.
But to get you can't you don't go from Nigeria to Uganda,
Nigeria, Sudan, Sudan, Sudan, Sudan. Oh, Sudan. I
thought you Oh, okay. But I was mistaken. I
thought was who don said No, I'm talking about the Chinese not
specifically Chinese. Okay, there go. Nigeria has important
and Nigeria's got their board. I
don't care. I'm back. I'm back. And I'm
sorry. I'm confused you so just to show you how things are
working out. So that the Chinese are building a railroad in
Nigeria, which is not just going to be for transporting people to
the office. It's not at all now in South Sudan, where all the
oil is and you remember we split up Sudan and the whole point was
to mobilise everything and disrupt the transport of oil Oil
north which is all Chinese oil because they run these oil
companies in South Sudan so the Chinese are saying okay, we'll
build it we're building a pipeline through South Sudan to
Uganda to Kenya to the port will pick it up there with our ship
and they are so many miles ahead of us in planning really the
only thing we can do is blow stuff up that's what we're good
at though drone people
we do we're good at drug killing and blowing stuff up. Yeah
blowed up stuff real good.
We've had that's, that's a tight that's a bumper sticker. We
blowed stuff up real good. So that's why they immediately
get out thinking the Chinese.
Now the Chinese do not own a piece of the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation that is Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron
the Brits and and the US. And yes, some of the Dutch but
really the Brits own shell let's be honest about it. They run
they run the show. So the Chinese are trying to get there
before our guys and do something. But we are just going
in balls to the wall and any all this Michelle Obama hashtag
stuff is the most is the highest form of hypocrisy I've ever
seen. Since it was almost two weeks that this happened until
they all jumped on it. I think it was almost three weeks. Yeah,
that hypocritical lying douchebags. And if there are
girls gone, which we have high reason to doubt, no one talked
about the 45 girls before that, or the month before that the 25
boys who are killed in their dorm room by roasting them
alive. How about don't burn our boys hashtag no one does that.
May because they're boys of course. But no one talked about
that. And it's very obvious that whatever is going on, it is
being politicised for oil money. But maybe we should ask Jay Z
and Beyonce to help us out since they took a million dollars of
good luck Jonathan's money to perform at their at their at his
concert. In 2006. Nice, yeah. Or Kim Kardashian, who reportedly
was paid a half a million dollars to appear Loggos. Nice.
Yeah. These people don't care. They're part of the same system.
Yeah. But you know, it's all it's all phoney you're all good.
But then we'll do a hashtag Bring Back Our Girls. And that's
that's activism these days people Hey, while you're at it,
why don't you turn your Twitter icon black activism. That's that
is our that is our modern day.
Modern day activism. But we also had a note from somebody
somebody sent me a note over the over I was at doing twit when
Leo went off on the peak equality for heights packet
inequality. And he said, write your congressman write your
congressman, I think one of one of the listeners is he's a
lobbyist. And he wrote, he says, you know, this is those days are
over. They don't care what you said the deals already done in
advance. And there's they're playing out the script after the
fact. So there's not you can write all you want. But this
whatever is going to happen is already
set. It's already set in stone. Exactly. Well, here's the
script. Mike Rogers,
I was going to continue to say that this idea that you are
you're an activist by using a hashtag is the great way to take
everybody out of the picture. Oh, yeah. Good about yourself.
You put the hashtag down literally
taking their picture out of the picture.
Take Exactly. And so you do this little thing. And you you felt
well, I did my part. Well, you didn't do anything.
Mike Rogers lays down the script,
because so far, Mr. Chairman, and you you know this well, and
why do we have to call him Mr.
Chairman, is that if you're if you're a chairman of a
committee, then you're
missing this. Sharon Pearman. I just thought that odd is not
good.
Everybody was the chairman here on kicks. 104. The president
of Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan, now he hasn't really stepped up
to the plate, maybe he'll change but so far he has not really
done what is necessary.
Well, in this particular incidents, I would say yes, but
also much before this as well. So he has huge corruption
problems. His military is not up to the task. It also has some
corruption problems.
Hello regime change this effort
to try to counter the Yeah, he's not up to the task nationalism,
of his no professionalism, no
professionalism of the true and you look at the home areas
of Boko Haram. They have done very little over any period of
time to stem the tide and the growth, even with the
neighbouring Chad who has been eager to try to push back on
Boko Haram but doesn't have the capability. So this This is a
multi nation problem and it should be an international
problem us should lead this deaths right
international Yeah,
yeah we need to go down there
so international
financing peculiar about the fact that this week then the
World Economic Forum of Africa that you know the same like
Davos was in Nigeria well during this coincidence, I think not of
course Julier Well,
it's PR you need to get people thinking about Nigeria you need
to get some you get some heat you know, it gets in some ink
gets some on the map. I mean, whatever works well it's
a working this guy's gonna be out you're toast and did the
thing is I think they may account for there is nobody
ridicules idiots name and he did this crazy. Look at his he's
always wearing the black shirt, because you
know he hat. What's his name again, Jonathan. Good luck. Good
luck, Jonathan. That is a very
same as Jonathan in his first name is good. Lots
of very tribal name. Yeah, not like hula Kuma column Luba.
There you go. Good luck
or John adam@curry.com. I
don't give a crap. That's okay. Send all you want. If people are
so afraid to say it if it doesn't sound like an African
name, Goodluck Jonathan. It sounds like a made up rapper
name.
Oh, it sounds exactly like a rapper name. Yeah. And like 80s
and I couldn't I tried clipping him from the 80s I can't
understand a word no,
no, you can't. But all he's saying now because he knows of
course about the hashtag. I gotta bring back I gotta bring
back a girl bring back on girl bring back I got that's all he
said. Bring back I go. Now that's my Chinese guy who sounds
like an African guy. Bring my my golf again. But I clipped it. I
tried filtering it. I can't get it to sound right. But you can't
understand what the guy is saying. Now there's a mumbler.
But that's stupid hat, please. Because you know why you're so
stupid hat. Because he's so uninteresting. There's nothing
about him that you would recognise him in the crowd is
like his crown.
Yeah, that's his crown. Exactly. All right. Do we have anything
more from this week before we move to the Ukraine? Oh, I did
want to play this clip that I had last week. I didn't play the
new president of Syria thing. The this was a this is a recent
clip. And even though it's a week old. It's a week old.
You know, say you promised this on Thursday. We almost played to
talk about
Syria. This is the United States as we lost the war on Syria. You
know, we stayed out of it and the Europeans couldn't pull it
off. They're idiots. If it wasn't for us that did nothing
would get done. That's what I think is the basic thinking of
the of Washington say that again. They can't do anything.
So this is the clip they did. Joe decided to just just pick
some guy and make him the new president,
a group called the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or ISIS. It is
no surprise that the Obama administration has cited as a
reason for not openly arming the Syrian opposition. But recently,
some moderate rebel units have been filmed using heavy anti
tank weapons with American markings. Their source is
unclear. The chief moderate political force opposing Assad,
the Syrian Opposition Council composed chiefly of exiles is
headed by occupy Jarba. Monday, the State Department announced
it was granting the SOC enhanced diplomatic status here.
The Coalition is building inclusive and moderate
institution. So it has demonstrated its commitment to
serving the interests and needs of the Syrian people, projected
extremism and work to advance a negotiated political transition
in Syria. Well, sure,
we could get status. We do that all the time for groups. We've
demonstrated our loyalty. Protecting people, years was
good diplomatic recognition. And here's it's more of a clip I
just interrupt you want to.
I want to say that just that was Saki or the other one.
VanCamp girl, man,
the woman Liz whare. What's her name? Pocahontas. No, no. And
um, that's the correspondent for KQ Yeah, for PBS for news, our
some reason and I lost her name. But she now talks to the guy
she's got him to talk to.
The US also announced $27 million more and non lethal aid
for SOC initiatives inside Syria. Jarba is in the US for
his first official visit. I spoke to him this morning,
President Java thank you for joining us watch.
President Java Yeah. Thank you today You're right.
We got some phoney baloney they just pick out of the blue. No,
he was on K Street work to him as president jar. President
Jarba. Thank you for joining us. I'm so happy to have this
communique with you for a second believe it. Let's listen to
more. Thank you.
Today rebel fighters are leaving homes, which was a centre of the
revolt against Assad. early on. US officials are saying things
are trending in the wrong direction in Syria aren't losing
ground on the battlefield. He asked him to build a studio.
Alicia homes is
the capital of the Syrian revolution. The people in homes
are real heroes. They have paid the bill for freedom. But the
answers the questions each for more than a year and a half. No
food or water or medicine was allowed inside. The siege became
lethal. We want the civilians and
the seed was on and on. Yeah, of course.
He never answers the question. He might as well just say his
name rank and serial number. Java calls him on it. Anyway, so
we've we picked a guy, some bonehead
who lived in Washington, who lives in Washington, and he
lives in what is in Washington. Yes, you're in opposition
counsel. Mr. President,
Mr. President,
do we is anyone think we can get away with this?
It's a farce. Well, somebody at some point, somewhere is going
to have to say he's gonna have to fire a couple of people Kerry
has, he has messed everything up. Nudelman Edom dito that
messed it all up. The only thing that's happened is the is the
Russians have successfully made sure that there's no pipeline
crappy business going through Homs and Aleppo, that the
Ukrainian police forces are laying down their shields and
weapons, they will not fire on their own people. Russia has
received Crimea now rent free. These are Boneheads. And this is
why people like John McCain are mad because all theirs can think
of. Let's just do this the old fashioned way please. Can we
just go bombs and people? It seems to work. Yeah, that's
pretty much his attitude.
I had one more a China clip I wanted to share with you. I've
been keeping it for two weeks. And it's interesting since I
made this clip, it's a clip from Bloomberg. News has now come out
that the Russians are joining forces with one gene to build
the Nicaraguan canal. When
I first met President Daniel Ortega for a telecom project,
the Nicaraguan government was looking to introduce more
advanced technology to improve the quality of communications
Shinhwa I got the chance to do that. Through that project. We
built mutual trust and got to know one another's strengths.
Then Ortega suggested I could invest in a railway to connect
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, it would benefit Nicaragua's
economy. I agreed to do more research into that, after nearly
two months, I found that it really was not a very good idea.
If you really want to develop this area's geographic
advantages to the fullest. The best way to do it is to build a
canal useful to the I'd have to ask my accountant how much I
have only a general idea. Maybe close to $100 million, not more
than $100 million dollars. Of course, this is my own money.
Each candy is a private company. Your eyes are filled with doubt.
I know you don't believe it, but it doesn't matter. This is the
way things are. You people always suspect that there is
somebody or the Chinese government supporting me behind
the scenes, I lost the frontman, all the expenses for the project
have been taken on by me from the start. The next stage after
financing is completed. expenses will be shared by all the
shareholders. Yeah,
exactly. So right now, sure. You're the frontman. And then
the shareholders are slowly emerging, indeed, the Chinese
government and also Russia will be participating and in the
Nicaraguan Canal, which will of course directly compete with the
Panama Canal and be probably a mile wide. Now it will it will
be able to handle the super tankers, the big container
ships. It's going to end Nicaragua was an interesting
place.
That was the original place where they're going to build
that canal. It was done that apparently the there was a lot
of lobbying that went on between Panama and Nicaragua for
building the Panama Canal, which ended up in Panama, as you can
tell, but the one thing that was kind of an anecdote that killed
the Nicaraguan canal was a was an issuance of a US stamp, which
the Congress saw and then they they kind of projected
conceptually what was on the stamp, which was a stamp of
Nicaragua celebrating something some event there. and it had a
mountain in the background it was a volcano blowing. Figure
that place is not safe. How
How irritating
Well, I have a one I do have one Chinese. This was an odd clip
that I found. And this is right in the middle of some dialogue
of under Sherlock Holmes show on which is called I don't know
what it's called.
That's a that's an elementary elementary sitcom, right? It's
not a sitcom. Like on sitcoms like a
Watson drama. It's a show. It's a show on
CBS and it's called Elementary and and I just have a clip of
this little piece of this week, Sherlock is talking to some guy
from mi six, and the Mi six guy drops his weird little aside a
snide comment in that I thought was really questionable and
needs discussion as it appears.
If it's more than that, you'll let us know. And we'll take it
from there. And that's it. I'd also like you to assassinate the
Premier of China. Perhaps I should have led with that. Let's
take a look at the case. Give us your two cents satisfy us and
then we'll consider our score settled. Yeah, good.
Why would you put that in any script? Just as a joke, of
course. Yeah. Well, go kill the president.
While you're at it. Well, let me drill down Yeah, you think
that's strange? Have you ever seen the movie From Russia with
love? Yeah, I have
not What are you looking for? You see, I know all about you. I
hope you're not disappointed. I tell you in the morning in the
morning
okay, I'm just saying that daddy had a topper but no, no, I
didn't.
I'm going to show my son moved by Joanie didn't know agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
the slew of people to thank and somebody sent me a I can't
remember which of the people because I think there was you
know, I'm guessing was Antoine or one of the people who sent a
note and they sent a you know that what do you call when you
sew something on a pattern you were quilt work? No, no, no, no.
It's like it's a standalone
merit badge.
It's like an a round thing. Brownie points. It's like needle
point. Agenda no agenda needle point in well, Cannon you can
look at it a needle point. Yeah, needlepoint. Yes. Well,
needlepoint. Yes. What I said like home sweet home like one of
those things. Yes. That might do. It's just though agenda in
the morning. Oh, that's nice.
And you have one or two? One.
So let's thank a few people. Sir Frank, Azure and stat Baron net
to pronounce Azure and start in Armadale Victoria, Australia.
1246 to high man on the totem pole. He's got a donation there
for his birthday and we got that listed. I obviously
forgot to donate the show closest to my birthday. That he
would love Oh, we came we saw he died karma shot it since that's
kind of a funny one. Any as a Baronet? Yeah, like to kind of
do that kind of stuff for people bearing. Unconfirmed. Yes, we
came. We saw he died. You've got karma. That's right. Hey, listen
to that. Good luck, Jonathan.
Maxwell Finn, who actually sent a note in I had it open and I
screwed around. I think I closed I gotta open it again.
screwed around and lost, you know?
Thin t h i n n. Oops. Never do you hate it when?
When a pilot says oops. Yeah, that's very annoying. When the
pilot goes
no, when you have you open a page and you have a dialogue box
and there's a blinking cursor, but you type it nothing happens
because it's it's a phoney not activated or something.
Oh, no. No focus on the blinking cursor. And then yeah,
I requested a shout out for my buddy Jacob Smith and his
Rochelle aro ro ro and the next Make It Rain segment. So
apparently, Max, we haven't been listening to the show.
Yeah, thanks. Boys way behind.
Oh, you're way behind. This is one of the reasons we bid you
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Yeah, I saw that picture. Yeah, I wonder where they got that
idea. Yeah, that's Maxwell.
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I'll check it out. The thing that I think well, Shannon
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David. I'm sorry. Happy anniversary. David. I love you.
They've been together for seven years today. elevens may hit me
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and now he's not. And he went. Oh, she's Wait. He has been
listening for over your head is not donated. Could you call him
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Well, of course. Douche bag. Okay, like you need to you need
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karma karma at the end of karma at the end of
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Apparently. You're on Tumblr instead of doing the show. Well,
I did Where's where's my Clooney? Where's my Clooney
jingle? This this happens sometimes.
I feel like instead. I don't at all. George Clooney is a spy.
This is very problematic. How can it be that this thing just
disappears?
George Clooney is a spy.
It's not very funny. Well,
I didn't mean it to be funny. Onward. Here it is. George
Clooney.
Is a spy. Scary. Finally.
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I noticed the number of women donating is going up
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first we celebrate an anniversary Shannon rumble says
Happy anniversary to her man David seven years together on
May 11. Today Mother's Day and I'm sure David's very happy man.
Looking at the picture Happy Birthday to Kristen Kristen
Kinnaman says Happy Birthday to her husband. You know who you
are. And serve Frank as in stop turn 62 Tomorrow, we
congratulate Sir Frank and Adrienne drag him celebrates on
the 14th Happy birthday from all your buddies. You had the best
podcast in the universe. Unfortunately, like today, no
nights? No, no title changes. But of course also no regime
change. So that's good yet here. No regime change yet here for
us. Boy, there was a lot of stuff. Let me see.
I'm gonna go off topic one we can just use as a segue.
Well, I was just going to throw out a couple of things non clip
related. All right, and then we can go into your segue clip. So
European Union now, law passing every single vehicle sold will
have a tracking device that is intended for your protection.
that will that will alert emergency services when you have
an accident. It won't be tracking anything, right? Don't
worry, nothing, nothing to see here regarding
something that I've said this before. And I'll say it again,
these devices. Yeah, and I don't think they're as onerous as
people think, although they are onerous. But the real key for
these things of why they're going to be required is because
when you go in especially the places in California for a smog
check this has hasn't been implemented yet but I guarantee
it Red Bull is going to run that computer and they're going to
give you Oh, there you go those broke the speed limit broke the
speed limit broke the speed limit, you'll get a bunch of
tickets in the mail. They don't need that radar you anymore. You
are committing you are essentially providing all the
information and I think they'll find it illegal it's even though
you're testifying against yourself with this device,
they'll find illegal and you're gonna go into get your smog
check. And you're gonna walk out with about 10 tickets for
speeding. Yeah, I don't care. Yeah, well, I had to pass I had
to go I was passing this guy on a 55 mile an hour zone he was
doing 50 had to go around and so I hit I hit 57 to get around him
too bad. And this will be only in California to everywhere.
It'll start in California. Oh, California will started Sure. I
just want to make I just want to make you to hear this. Yeah, I'm
on an anti calcified and make sure she doesn't like
California. Okay, well that's good. She still likes it seems
beautiful and everything but I keep telling you there's too
much against it
here like that. And I guarantee that within the next couple of
years, people will be getting tickets for speeding based on
that little tracking device. Um, some chip you can put in there
that that puts a limiter on so it never you know a lot of cars
I've driven these cars as you're driving along and the dashboard
they show you the speed limit.
Have you ever seen this on No
Yeah, it's on it it's right in what buy this my car Scylla
steam gauges What are you talking about? That's my two but
I you know I got a bunch of cars to review and I'm noticing that
it shows
you the speed limit of the road you're on at that moment. Yes,
because it's tracking you
there's a camera to it looking for speed signs. I don't know
how it works. All I know is it's there and I thought that's kind
of interesting. So if they can do that they can you know give
you tickets for speeding
ah okay moving on. Because yeah, so yeah, yeah will happen and
worse you won't be able to get insurance unless you have a
tracker installed. This is what people also fail. Perfect. Yeah,
no insurance for you. It's this is very normal. They can do
that. I wouldn't we don't feel like insuring you. We have that
right unless you have a speed tracker. For your protection.
Kelp watch. This is a project that uses coastal kelp beds.
collaborative effort, led by Steven Manley marine biology
professor at California State University, Long Beach and Kai
Vetter, head of applied nuclear physics at the Lawrence Berkeley
National Laboratory, Berkeley Lab, and a nuclear engineering
professor at the University of Berkeley, California. Does he
sound like credible guys?
They sound extremely credible.
If you purchased iodine from the seed guy, you may want to read
this, as these credible gentleman with their kelps kelp
study have announced that the West Coast shoreline shows
absolutely no signs of ocean borne radiation from Japan's
Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster.
Right and it shouldn't. We've talked about this since day one.
It's impossible.
Well, we saw guys with Geiger counters.
Walk around my house with a Geiger counter yes or
no but it's but I just want everyone who published the maps
and the pictures of the radioactive cloud and
everything. Because a lot of this was an alternative me do a
thing you know people oh man the government's not telling us
we're being fried
Yeah well that's one of the things we don't do
no we don't then we have this happen this is weird like what's
your what happened now? Let me just delete this coal this year
on record so far in the United States
no that's a lie
yeah it's no lie is this is part of your climate change. But then
we have something very interesting I'd like you to look
at this is now I couldn't really find it seems to be an
independent effort. They don't take any money they're not a
nonprofit. But we'll find out more about these guys their name
their their outfits called carbon story. But you should go
to the website world underwater.org This is very
funny
new movie coming out about something like this. Now this
is a website or URL and you choose your your favourite city
like I'm going to choose New York. And then it overlays on
Google Maps, Street View what the street will look like when
the seas increase due to climate change, and we're all flooded
and so on right? So right now I'm walking around in New York
and there's water on Time Square it's all the way up to the Bank
of America billboard sign are you there you seeing it?
I'm looking Yeah, I'm loading New York type
in any address. I'm gonna type in our address here. Travis how
much I've been buying because I'm up on top of a hill so
I'm Travis heights hideout and
oh, did that thing again Mickey's
office? Oh, here it is. Oh, no, we're good. Mickey's office is
still good upstairs. As hilarious is a very funny
website.
Hello, I get my hillside location.
You can't be underwater. Oh crap. You're underwater up 350
feet in the air and the water is up at the base of the house 350
feet above sea level
that's flight level 003 Yeah Okay, so we can call bull crap
on
hilarious so I'm gonna flood you're gonna die let me tell you
the place of Christ you have to place across the street which is
also on a hill is got the water's up just dollars you can
see is this chimney coming out? And the Holy I'm looking down
the street. It's all flooded. Mm hmm. Yeah.
I'm just all on agenda 21 climate change for a moment it's
not attend this is bullcrap. I give them credit for humour.
Lloyd's of London the world's oldest and biggest insurance
market has for the first time called on insurers to
incorporate climate change into their models. Uh huh. Means you
could be paying more because of climate change. Man because an
excuse to gouge out you, but this is how the economy works.
Yet things are slow. So let's find some way new way to gouge
the public eye like this climate change thing, Bill?
Well, the timing is good because we have us scientists saying
there's an 80% chance of extreme disruption to the world's
weather later this year because of
climate change.
No El Nino Oh yeah,
it happens all the time.
But it will be blamed on climate change. Even though El Nino
happens all the time
Okay, got it. I'm gonna go look into it. I have there's a place
I'm going to look at another place here in Albany. I want to
just see what the level is there
now if you were doing this in Boulder Colorado, okay, there
holons course we would be wearing the t shirt sea level is
for sissies
Okay, here's the good hold on a second. I got to say now I am i
There's a street down not down there it's literally at sea
level I know exactly. What is it put the address in? Is my mom's
old house that sea level
mom is drowned.
No it's it's it said it just below the roofline, which is
lower than the street, which is 300 feet in the air. This is
bullcrap. This isn't even close to being accurate. This is a
fraud. Add
let me just write that down. That was what was the time on
that to 219 This is a fraud. That's your that's your ringtone
everybody it's a fraud. So the t shirt with a slogan C level is
for sissies has been called out by Out Boulder. And LGD LGBTQ Q
is a P advocacy group. And they launched this
see that? Yes, they have launched which either Sunday
searching for Sr. Yes sir
has launched an online petition seeking to pressurise organisers
of the boulder boulder group to drop their slogan sea level is
for sissies because they say the word sissies is derogatory.
The word says the 60s is a southern slang term along with
Baba. That little kids who say Sissy and Baba, brother and
sister it means sister.
The group said the slogan is harmful and leads to further
misunderstanding about gender. This has been a long standing
issue for us in the LGBTQ IAP community more said, when
somebody calls you a sissy, it's not positive. I did that again.
When somebody calls you a sissy, it's not positive. That that
word continues the incorrect thinking that having emotions or
expressing something is stereotypically female. That's
the wrong
quote, you nailed that guy's voice. Yep.
Yeah, it's crazy. That this has to stop people toward sissy.
And if somebody's bitching about something constantly, this is
the end this then they will get their way. Because it's all
commercial enterprises. And some advertiser a wimp out oh, oh, we
don't want to offend these people. They gotta they make a
lot of noise and embarrassing that's Tell these guys to stop
doing that send it have a meeting. I feel kind of stupid.
Because typically I would look up this group Out Boulder and
get you some info some background on him. I did not do
that. So let me take a look quickly at a boot. Let's go to
their website staff and board directors. Let's see who's on
the board. Marty more than anything interesting,
essentially, talking about how cool it is the limit 5000 feet.
Is that there? Is that there? Yeah. And whether it's Colorado
was way it was all generally speaking, you know, three, three
to 14,000 feet above sea level the whole state. And so that's
what that's about because they
have the big thing is the Clelia ra Rex allies in Action Award.
This prestigious award is named for the woman who set the bar
for equal marriage in Colorado.
Oh, and they're giving them crap. They're given this this
operation crap because they use the word system. No,
this No no. This is the operation that is giving the
city people crap. This is the gay Out Boulder. Hello. Sorry,
Out Boulder.
Out Boulder boulder.
Let's see. Annual Report. This is where I like to go. Oh,
annual report. 2012 was take up. This is not their form. 990 I'm
sure but let me see. Huh. Mission? Do they have any
financials in here? Here we go. Very small. $204,000 They took
in 70,000 of that was donations. They spent 205 days so they have
a deficit they spent 205,000 A half of their money is spent on
payroll and benefits. Of course. Donate money so I can yell. And
the source of the grants Brett family foundation bright
mountain Buck Foundation. I got small, small vocal, nice little
website and he was legit. Oh, no, it's legit. Of course it is.
It's legit. But please, what's with Assissi talk? This crazy
notion about
sissies. Let's discuss the Ukraine for a quick second. Only
if you call it Ukraine and not the Ukraine. I say the Ukraine
you did? Yeah. It happens
to the best of us.
It happens constantly. You know what's on the ballot. They're
doing the ballot today. Now they've done some studies. In
fact, Pew research went into the into the Ukraine. And they
discovered that really there's only even in eastern in the
eastern part of Ukraine. There's only a 27% group of people that
would would even consider separatism. So the separatism
thing is really kind of a red herring.
And this is also Putin has said You guys shouldn't even do that.
Putin, Putin, Putin. Now, what's on the ballot? What's the actual
what's on the ballot? Yeah, it probably okay. Well as an as a
citizen of Gitmo nation, who just watches watches CNN. It
probably the ballot has two boxes I'm guessing. Box One says
we love Europe keep me there. And box two says I want to be
with the evil Russians.
Well, you got part of this right the two boxes for sure. But it
turns out to be it. This is the actual wording on the ballot de
France 20. We never hear this on CNN on any of these stations,
but press 24 As a guy who looked at the ballot, and here's what
it says.
That would be the u
k r which is IE. East Ukraine accurate.
Acting President Alexander Torshin of took to the internet
this Saturday in a last ditch attempt at convincing eastern
regions not to go ahead with a planned separatist referendum.
Kievan its Western allies view the vote in the Russian speaking
Donetsk and Luhansk regions as illegal. Preparations are
underway. Earlier I spoke to our correspondent Gulliver crag in
Donetsk had a separatist move forward with a poll I asked him
what question voters will face in the ballot box?
Well, I think the question has been very carefully chosen.
There's just one question and it is, do you support the act of
self rule of the Donetsk People's Republic? Yes or no,
that doesn't talk about independence. It doesn't talk
about joining Russia either. And I think they're trying to have
as broad a sweep of possible of people who are separatist minded
in this region, if you'd like because there are a lot of
people here who think that it would be good for the region to
have greater autonomy within Ukraine. And then there are of
course, others who would like the region to join Russia, but
they are according to opinion polls, a much smaller minority.
Now, did the Electoral Commission have this self
proclaimed, then yes, People's Republic was this morning very
emphatic in saying that this is not a referendum about joining
Russia. That question might come later, he said, by considering
the
very unstable situation in these regions, how are the separatists
planning to organise tomorrow's poll?
Well, according to this head of the self proclaimed Electoral
Commission are a man login, they are going to have a poll that is
going to meet all European and international standards across
this region with more than 3 million people voting despite
having a budget of less than $2,000 for the whole thing.
That's pretty funny. Now this is complete. This is complete bull
crap.
Yeah, the whole thing is bull crap is not important. These
guys are going on and on about oh, it's illegal and you can't
do this. I am wondering how they're making such a fuss. If
that's the question is just a inane question. Well, I'm sure
half the people won't even bother voting. I'm gonna say
yes, I'm gonna say no, it doesn't give you the answer.
So first of all, the question could have also been in the
cloud or desktop but the question is, do we want self
rule and the reason why this is being played up so big is so the
400 Academy troops formerly known as Blackwater now
confirmed to be there according to the Spiegel Online can go and
kill people because of you know, protest or Russians are killing
people or this is more push this is this is no better than right
stock Nazis going into Austria, Poland and this false flag it's
a very bad scenario, it's
a bad scenario, we're not getting the accurate reports on
what it's all about. We're just gonna find you know, there's
gonna something's going to happen. We won't know Oh, they
voted this way or that way. We get bad information from the
media. And then we have these. These bulk rappers from Europe
play this, the big talkers clip in the same series. Okay, hello,
no, I'm hitting it, but it's not on for some reason. Let me see
what's going on. Why did that not work? If the Ukrainian army
intervenes, they will get a suitable response.
This comes out to Kyiv whom the eastern regions against going
ahead with a vote that would ask locals to approve the creation
of so called Sovereign People's Republics. Amid the politics
many here want a new order. Ways above
we will rid ourselves of this government these troops and we
will be in charge of our own territory.
Despite calls to cancel or postpone the vote from the west
and from Moscow, or the pro Russian strongholds have seen
polling stations set up in recent days. From done yet local
people have been helping to organise Sunday's vote.
This is this is so
bad. And this is is a poll not a referendum which people don't
get that either. Nobody says that in American media? The
referendum is not a referendum. It's a poll as in like, Gallup
giving you a call.
Do you approve of the President's rating?
And now we have the old blonde and Merkel also on board with
complaining and sitting and claiming it's illegal and they
have to stop and all the rest of this is, this is such such fake
news.
They Francis phospho land and German Chancellor Angela Merkel
repeated their condemnation of what they call an illegal poll.
And won't Russia with consequences if it were to
disrupt the police. They said, Paul, there
is an illegal poll. Yeah, that's France. 24. We don't say that
this country, but at least they said
illegal. It's an illegal poll. I'm sorry, you can't ask
question. Can I ask you a question? That's illegal.
Shut up. Same illegal poll Can
you can ask a question. That's illegal. He did
that condemnation of what they call an illegal pole, and warn
Russia of consequences if it were to disrupt the presidential
election. Authorities in Kyiv have planned for later this
month.
A show of unity from the European leaders. two languages,
but the same message, say Sunday's referendums are illegal
must be focused on Ukraine's election,
not excisions signal demand that the presidential election takes
place on 25th of May or demand, but it takes place in a proper
way to document that it be completely transparent. We
condensed and there's referendums which carry no
weight, or get what it's
doing. What does this idiot got to do with any of it? What is he
condemned? Why does he claim it's illegal? He's, he's runs
France. They're not they don't own Ukraine? Well, he's
got it. He's got to participate in the system. I mean, he gets a
call from Kerry or Nudelman. And completely, one room pi flew to
Ukraine. He's there now but to the Kyiv. Why? Yeah, to make
sure the one I can I have the article here. I'll read it to
you, but he's there to secure the elections council president
Herman Van Rompuy, known as haiku Herman will travel to
Ukraine Monday to discuss how to stabilise the situation there
before the 25th of May presidential election. The EU
said yes at the EU is now a talking person. I will travel to
Cuba, I can do his voice, you can do it. I will travel to Kyiv
now, I have to ask the American Dutch thing. I will travel to
Kyiv on Monday to continue our talks and how to stabilise the
nation of Ukraine ahead of the presidential elections on 25.
May, how to put an end to violence in Ukraine and how to
create an inclusive national dialogue was pretty good. I
liked it. Thank you. Thank you.
You can now do rump boy.
Yeah, I can do I can do him. So whatever was rigged was there
well, it's it's dangerously rigged. And let's just review
for a moment that Nudelman and Carrie and even McCain they they
enlisted Sobotta party to knock heads around. These are these
are tradition. These are the Neo you can call Neo Nazis but they
are just they're hooligans, that, you know, they're in every
country in Europe, you've got guys like this, and they
typically hate Jews and they hate foreigners and they just
like to beat people up. And they're, you know, they have low
IQ level, but they like to beat people up and wear green bomber
jackets. You've seen them. These are dickheads and if they heard
me say that they would beat me to a pulp. Yeah, they find
that's all they do. Yeah. And the crazy thing is, what's
really interesting is they took direction from the predominantly
Jew oriented regime and regime change people. While Neo cons
the Neo cons it's Nudelman Yatsenyuk and they are now they
will turn around and start beating up Jews because that's
what they do. And these people are insane. They are truly
insane. And they they are they're the strong arm but then
of course, we have, again 400 Academy soldiers armed to the
teeth with tanks and combat vehicles Spiegel Online as
pictures. Now of course, what's beautiful about this is we just
lent them a billion dollars. The terms and conditions are in the
show notes. It's kind of funny to look at the terms and
conditions of that loan. Because yes, US AI D lent the money, but
they are issuing notes to anyone who wants to hold the note on
that money and it's a it's basically a bond on Ukraine. And
even if you don't It paid them a form letter on what to fill out.
The whole thing is funny. So we lent them that money they turn
around. Of course, they never got a check if no, no big check
from John Kerry. That money went round robin part of it to
Academy. So we didn't send them in No, no, no, no, no Ukrainian
government hired them, you know, these consultants or whatever
money that we loaned them. And these guys they will kill people
because they just don't care. They don't care who it is
alright to kill this guy will kill this guy. This is what they
do. I'm not even condemning what they do believe it or not, as
what they do, they don't care they they do not kill people
because of who they are. They kill people for money. And they
will start killing people we have video now that came out
today of soldiers killing civilians, unarmed civilians
with shoot not killing, and that we can't see on the YouTube
video if they were killed, but they're shooting unarmed
civilians with their hands up. And it's all just to split
everything apart, draw Russia in. And hopefully Putin is
smarter than that. But at a certain point. So they screwed
it. So these guys really screwed it up. So but they screwed it
up.
No, they totally screwed it up. And it's just getting worse.
They're screwing it up more. So that's okay. We'll realise the
place and see what happens. Well, it's not okay. This is not
going to turn out well,
here's this is well done. This
is very poorly executed. Well, here's
earlier in the night Carrie should be fired. And Nudelman.
Both should be fired. Carrie, Carrie was in The Wall Street
Journal saying Oh, yeah, we're gonna put economic sanctions on
Gazprom sky, he should shut up one. And he just needs to be
fired. The guy is horrible. And the President of the United
States, you know, I pray for all people of Europe, that Hillary
Clinton is elected our next president. Because even though
she is uniquely qualified to run the Empire, the and she will
shoot you in the face if she feels like it, and she feels
it's necessary. There's a little bit of humanity in her if we get
a Republican dude in there. People are going to die. We will
people will be the entire countries will be carpet bombed,
or Elizabeth
Warren. I don't know. I don't know that she's not she's she's
one of those old fashioned liberals. run right over her.
Yeah.
Well, that would be bad for us. But I I really don't. That's why
Hillary is a good in between kind of solution where we
America still runs the Empire, but less people die. Here's
Nudelman being grilled on the Hill earlier this week, we did
have
a legitimate election before and the elected president was
removed. After we had major street violence. There were
pictures that people of people running around with these that
were we were told were Neo Nazis.
First of all, the vast majority of those who participated on the
madonn were peace, peaceful protesters. If you had a chance
to see the pictures, some many of us visited including many
members here, there were mothers and grandmothers and veterans.
However,
before you go on, I saw those pictures as well. I also saw a
lot of pictures of people throwing fireballs at groups of
policemen were huddled in the over in a corner or people
shooting into the ranks of police. So yes, there were
mothers with flowers. Have you
ever seen that video? John, one of the
top cocktail? No, no
of the police and the sharpshooters are just picking
them off one by one through the head. Now, oh my god, it's the
most disturbing video. So you have that's the riot police. The
Ukrainian riot police. These guys are their elite forces
almost there. And so they're all huddled and then the
sharpshooters, which of course, no one knew about oh, gosh, oh,
gosh, no shot. Really? Oh, gosh. That's, that's my high priestess
said Cathy Ashton no chin monster interpretation of how
she said, Oh, gosh, oh, I didn't know. Oh, gosh. And you see
these guys, they're sitting there and put just one bow and
just bullet through the head. Boom, boom, boom. It's it's I've
seen a lot of disturbing video that takes the cake errs,
but they're also very dangerous street fighters were engaged in
those demonstrations. The question is, were there a neo
Nazi groups involved in that?
There were, as I said, almost every colour of Ukraine was
represented including some include Labour Day counters
yes then yes.
She is pretty low on the scale of humanism.
That woman Yeah, yeah, that's bad and her husband
Kagan and his brother Kagan Sorry, sorry Ukraine, I feel bad
for you guys and the I'm gonna say, the douchebags that we're
letting run the show here are to blame. And I apologise I really
do apologise I don't know what else to say. There's nothing you
can do about it. Well, not really no,
there's another way to go about any of this of course we can
just discuss it in the way that helps people understand it and
mainly helps them understand that they're not getting any of
this information anywhere and they're being led down the kind
of a primrose path there was a den talking about being misled
So democracy now had a just a very long segment on medical
marijuana and they were specialising in these there's a
lot of women there and kids that have these seizures. That is
only cured by that one component of of marijuana. That's not the
THC. It's some other stuff. Don't get stoned off of this
stuff. Right? It's the other stuff and it's and it's they
make into an oil in the liquid. Yeah, oil it kids can't you
know, they stop having seizures. And there's a bunch of sob
stories. There's one after I this was a very long segment.
And it was one sob story after another and you could get when
you watch this, you couldn't you could you had to ask yourself,
why would anybody not allow this to continue in all the states
this this treatment, because this little girl, this sad
little girl who was fine now that she's taken, she can't
leave the state of Colorado because they will arrest her.
This sort of thing. And so at the very one moment, they play
this clip that you would that you played on the show before,
one of those TV doctors who
turned ghost Gupta
turned against the litany. And they play that and then they
play a little bit of, I have a clip here of the end of that.
And then they throw it back to this woman who is the mom of one
of these girt little girls that has these problems. And she had
to move from Virginia all the way to Colorado uproot herself
to save this kid, because they wanted to, essentially, the
Dodgers wanted to take half of her brain out and she wasn't
liking that idea.
It's a, it's an annoying process. That was
literally they wanted to
take half of her brain out right side or left side. And
I think it was the right side, whatever the case, could have
been the left. Whatever the case, she makes his little pitch
at the end at the segment, I just thought this is very
poignant. And it refers to the government lying to the public,
and all the rest of it rolled into one and nobody seems to
understand that this is the Matic
and it was me doing some incredible research. I did
listen to the chorus of patients who said, not only does
marijuana work for me, it's the only thing that works for me. I
took the DEA at their word, when they said as a schedule one
substance and has no medical applications. There was no
scientific basis for them to say that.
Dr. Lydell as you hear the experts speak your thoughts?
Well, it rings true because I used to believe the same stuff.
I believe what society was telling me what the doctors told
me and what the federal government was saying. And I
thought when people were saying that put my daughter on medical
cannabis I laughed at them. And then when I saw the video of how
it was changing people with seizures and now living in
Colorado and seeing multiple patients not just sees your
patients lives being changed and healed due to this plant, I'm
baffled that I believe those things that the world believes
those things that the federal government has it as a schedule
one drug is ridiculous, that we're so scared of THC that even
talking about Charlotte's Web and seizures that we're we're
nervous to say you know that, that there may be some THC and
they might get the feeling of high when they bid on these
pharmaceuticals that have addictive properties to it,
where adults are losing their lives and becoming homeless on
these medications that my eight year old was on. And we're
worried that if they get a little bit of THC, they might
get a little bit high. Well, some of these patients do need
THC and it is benefiting them. And if they're gonna get a
little bit high off of it, that's not necessarily harmful
if it's helping them inhaling them from the things that
they're dealing with medically. Okay.
I just thought that was a very nice soliloquy from her. Yeah.
And it thematic thing was the government was, you know, the
government lies and it lies at all levels.
And this is only for one reason and one reason only.
Well, it's to serve the in the case of the marijuana
operations, it serves the pharmaceutical industries which
are big donors to all these, it wants to hit politicians
it protects. It protects the pharmaceutical industry. Yeah,
it protects them because this is a it's a weed people you can
grow it in your windowsill that's the beauty. That's the
what no one ever talks about. And by the way, you'll notice
how marijuana it's continuously being positioned not as
something that grows in your backyard that you never even
Sanjay Gupta. It's all about you know the dispensary and here's
how you get it and you have to buy that the edibles and but the
the concept the crazy notion that you could drop a few seeds.
By the way, let me say something else. What happened that we no
longer gets seeds in our packages of marijuana?
When When did you discover this?
It's something I I noticed a couple years ago, I think it
took some time I had a discussion with someone here in
Austin. And it just happened over time in the past maybe five
or six years. I think I just note you no longer have to
separate your seeds and stems it's it's no more. You can't do
don't get seeds included, obviously. Because oh, here's a
I have an idea. Let me drop these seeds into dirt and add
water. I don't think that's true that there's no seeds in your
marijuana big time. Oh, no,
I think that the the lead that's kind of marijuana, which was
from Dynamo 40 years ago, you'd get this crappy marijuana, which
is mostly leaves very few buds buds weren't even thought of as
anything important. And you have a shitload of seeds and a bunch
of stems. And it was it was junk. And you know, it was a
social drug. And you could do smoke and smoke and smoke in
college, let's say and it wouldn't do much.
Do you remember when you used to smoke a joint and then there
would be a seed in there?
I don't remember that. But I think maybe remember,
oh, man, he didn't get that seat out, man. Well, I know it's
pop. If you if you took a bunch and put it in a pan, they would
form little bitty pieces of popcorn. Seriously, anyway,
they've went to this bud high THC content stuff, which is
almost impossible for old timers to deal with. That don't have
just there's just no seeds to put in there. I don't think
there's some conspiracy to keep seeds out it. I think if you
went to a grower a pharmaceutical place in areas
like California that have medical marijuana, there's all
these dispensaries all over the place and asked about getting
some seeds. I'll bet you could get some. Well, let
me tell you what the experts say. And the expert would be
Nick the rat in the chat room who is loved yelling that seeds
equals junk. Only bad and male plants have seeds seeds go hey,
no good. Believe me, Nick is an expert. Nick would know Nick
would know who needs Sanjay Gupta when you got Nick the rat?
Yeah, well, he
would know so that's true.
Right now here on CNN and we're gonna go to our expert on
marijuana nick the rat. Yeah,
so and it's true that you want to feed you know, the female
plant, so Okay, so that's,
that's what it's about,
but you used to get a lot of it, maybe just commercialise, then
you could get seeds if you wanted to.
You could go hey, can I get some seeds? But regardless,
why would the seeds come out of the male plant? Does that make
any sense is that we pollinate?
You know, I'm only listening to the experts.
Okay. Whatever the case is,
I'm sure you I once tried it in Belgium to grow plants. Yeah.
And in the basement. Yeah. Oh, if it works like crazy. Oh,
yeah. It's so easy. It's weed. It's called we Yeah, it's you
just you put it in there. I just had some lamps and a little bit
of fan and the thing just exploded. And then I smoked it.
They immediately was good. Let me see. Oh, yes, we have little
intro. New documents point two and this is interesting. CIA
rendition network. Now that rendition network means that
they are moving prisoners around the world you want explain that
briefly with the issues with our rendition networks and why this
is so controversial? Yeah,
back in during the right after 911. The CIA had a programme I
think this programme has been around for even longer, where it
called a rendition where they'd grab up some guy that was like a
suspect or they think you're a bad guy or you're working on
something that they don't like, they grabbed me off the street,
throw you in a trunk black baggie with black bag over your
head, driving to the airport really fast, throw you in a
private jet and fly out somewhere to some some private
prison. A lot of them were in a lot of whatever was in Poland
and became very embarrassing for the government. And they throw
you in there. Now you're like, nobody knows where you are. And
essentially, they've thrown the key away. Nobody knows where you
are, and you're in a private prison somewhere where they can
beat the crap out here.
So here's the interesting thing. New documents now point to the
CIA rendition network running through Djibouti Djibouti. Now
what in Djibouti, that is our drone base. Think about it.
Think about,
think about the legality. It's on the dole. Listen, yeah.
You don't throw somebody on a private jet to throw him in a
drone. who flew the drone? I have no idea. I wasn't flying
nothing. You see,
what crackpot theory is this gonna be get this straight where
we have a CIA rendition network through Djibouti. Djibouti is
the number one drone base for the United States in Africa.
So now you're thinking the following. Tell me I'm wrong
with this. You're thinking that there's some drones that have
been designed? Yes. To take out a drugged up black bag guy. Yup,
put them in the drone and the drone flies of Djibouti where
they pick him up? Yep.
Put it in the book. Put it in the book.
People drone put it in
the book. Now, I do need to play a the biggest bull crap clip
ever before I go and
get the people drone
people drone. This is on CNN. And this of course is meant to
propagandise the idea of the government controlling all
things drone. And the FAA is now making regulations. We don't
want anyone to operate a drone. Certainly not meeting news
media, but only the military. And CNN obviously are all in odd
propagating whatever formula but just from an aviation
perspective, this was the funniest thing I've ever heard.
This is simply stunning. It appears this is the closest the
passenger jet and a drone have ever come in the sky. Sources
tell CNN. The plane sources it was a US Airways regional jet
flying near Tallahassee Florida airport. Now the pilot of the
plane tells authorities he saw what he believed was a fixed
wing drone, the drone was some 2300 feet in the air for higher
than something that an amateur might be flying. And the pilot
says it was painted in camouflage. Now, the pilot also
told authorities he came so close that he thought he had
actually hit this drone though. Okay.
Okay, so he thought he if you hit something in the air, a bird
even you're gonna know about this, you're not gonna just
think you hit something,
right? It's you're hitting a very high speed of terror off
the wire off your wing possible. Why not the birds doing? Well,
but
if a bird hits your windscreen, it can go right through. Yeah.
Now let's continue with this fine piece of journalistic
propaganda.
But once they got on the ground, they did not see any damage. USA
airways just told CNN that they are aware of the reports they
are investigating. But you know this,
by the way, now we're seeing an animation on screen. This, you
got to be very aware of this stuff. We're seeing an animation
of a US Airways regional jet with a drone passing right over
its wing. And if you've watched this, you have now seen this
happen. You see people need to understand that this is how it's
done. And this is not CNN, this is a piece that was put together
hand at the CNN. They got no time for a guy to do this on a
nano way story packaged by a free package. And it's a it's a
it's got the US Air flag on the tail and a camouflage drone that
flies right over the wing and it's a beautiful piece of
propaganda as we continue to listen
really could have been catastrophic. What may be more
concerning, though, Wolf is that this happened in March and was
never publicly reported until an FAA official told people at a
special drone conference on Thursday.
Yes, and sent the package to us on Friday.
Well, two months to develop the package. Exactly. That's
pretty shocking. I don't know. Why didn't we know about that
earlier? HopCat has dropped.
But it gets better. Shocking.
Could it have been Renee?
Well, you saw what happened when a flock of geese. You saw what
that happened or what problems
this is great. So now she is going to compare a drone hitting
an Arizona to an a mid air collision essentially to the
Miracle on the Hudson pay attention to the words
are what problems that cause for that US Airways Flight known as
Miracle on the Hudson. Well just imagine a drug Excuse
me. Was that that American? I'm sorry. She says you saw how
problematic that was for the US Airways flight on the Hudson.
Think it was American? Well, I don't think he worked for us
air.
Why is she saying no it was US Airways 1549. And I apologise no
miracle on the hi It says, well just imagine a drone getting
sucked up in one of the planes engines.
Okay, so here is a camouflage drone,
then it looks camouflage a drone that's flying in the sky, but
it's
getting sucked up into the engine.
Seriously, just imagine. No,
she's just as her analysis. So it's not ripping off a wing. No,
it's getting sucked up into the engine
drone getting sucked up in one of the planes engines, again,
wove in that own FAA officials own words, it could have really
been catastrophic.
That's and that's how that really caught us. Right. So
what can be done to fix this problem?
Oh, you know it over the next five years, the FAA is
estimating that as many as 7500 drones could be flying airspace
at any given time. So there's some urgency and figuring out
how to safely integrate these drones. In space, we do know
that the FAA has been working on a plan to safely integrate
drones into the airspace so that you don't have incidents where
you have passenger aircrafts, crashing into drones that are
also sharing that same space.
I'd say legislation being rammed through the through committee as
we speak. What a bunch of propaganda.
Well, they don't want to let the drones get into the hands of the
public. No, in fact, that's you'd have like a situation in
San Francisco, say that occupy thing going on? And then people
getting clubbed. Yeah. And then they're grabbing everybody
nearby this shooting it with their camera. Yeah, with their
phone cans. But then if there was a drone overhead, just
filming the whole thing. It would be disastrous for the
police and have to shoot it.
Yeah. Which is what I do. Well, if anything comes within 500,
buffering, anything within 500 feet of my house is getting
shot, that's for sure.
No, so just hovering there. You can just shoot a good rifle.
Anyone with a rifle can take one down if they're that close.
Yeah. Exactly. Anyway, hopefully you'd be on film.
Here. Are you? Are you doing the show today, dude? Yeah, I'm
doing the show. I'm doing the twit showed it.
Okay. Should I prepare you for the show? Are you ready? Are you
ready for it?
No. Nothing go on.
Okay, from the category. Packet inequality. You're ready for it?
Yeah, here's the story that you will have to deal with. But
those guys are really cool. They they put the FCC is website and
a 28.8k. slow lane modem. Ha ha ha. What? That's the story
you'll have to deal with.
You didn't hear about that. I didn't know anything about this.
The brief me my man.
Okay. He's your briefing. The FCCS the web hosting service
called Neo cities. Found the FCC has internal IP address range
and throttled all connections to their website to 28.8 kilobits
speeds. Okay, and this is
this could come up this theory it could come out and
again, I will, here's how those guys are great. Yeah, give the
SEC tasted own medicine. Yeah.
That's what I call protests.
I, that's what it will be. Will be you should be on the show
with that voice. Oh, my
God, if I were on the show, they'd have ratings.
I know it. I think one issue that's definitely going to come
up. Okay, which I think is a good story for just because it's
got so many dimensions, and I have a clip on Snapchat.
The mobile messaging firm, Snapchat has agreed to settle
charges and misled users and secretly collected their data.
Snapchat lets users send photos, videos and messages that
disappear within seconds. Despite the company's claims the
messages disappear forever. The Federal Trade Commission says
the messages remain accessible to users and outside parties.
The FTC also said Snapchat collected users location and
contacts despite claims it wasn't doing so and failed to
secure user data, enabling hackers to gather millions of
user phone numbers and a recent breach. The deal with the FTC
requires Snapchat to make changes, but it will not face a
fine.
I don't understand the problem. And this is obvious that
Snapchat wants to deliver the right ad to you at the right
moment for the product you want. It's not a problem for them to
know about me. This is about good advertising. I'm always
okay. I'm okay with that.
I don't think that'll be the result of that conversation.
Oh, yes, it will. No, it will evolve into that. Ultimately,
I really doubt it. But it's possible. I'm not saying it's
not possible.
I'm just doubting that we're selling the information to third
parties.
I think it was a honeypot to begin with. Hey, you can send
all your nude pictures through snaps chat and it goes away
instantly. They just get a glimpse of you. Yeah, bull crap.
They have a they have a written Dick registry now.
Snapchat made it they made a different miss this is not their
mistake. This is this is not their problem Snapchat is over
for one reason and one reason only they evolved into via
messaging. And if Snapchat was easy, because click boom, send
done. That was it. But you know, they want to be Facebook, that's
over, all everybody wants to be faced, I'm just gonna say it one
more time. You can't monetize the network. All of this goes
away eventually, including Facebook, everything, it will
all fail. People will need the public markets. So Twitter has
done Twitter, everyone made their money. And it now it's
very obvious they have no way to to make any kind of profit for
the shareholders. Twitter is over and done with it will be
purchased by some other company just for some assets. But the
monetization is over for that. Facebook is still monetizing in
a matte doll, there was a lot of accounting stuff going on with
Facebook, they you know, the pure girth of this company, just
with people accidentally clicking on ads, give them
revenue. But they can't grow. They cannot grow all of this.
Well, we got a billion people beating you you're not going to
be we're not going to see Facebook with the 2 billion
people in our lifetime. It doesn't work that way. It's not
isn't there's no next billion people to get that fast. So the
only way for them to grow with the required 20% per year for
public company for shareholders is scams, that everyone's onto
the like scam where you buy likes, and you buy your promoted
things. And it turns out you people from Nigeria love you.
It's over. It all ends. Yeah, it does.
I listen to this little spiel of yours, because I agree with it.
Yeah. I mean, I saw this coming some time ago, too. But and I
said when I do the HM plugs show I'm always saying I say that
Twitter is a 50 cent stock five bucks, but it's short term and
this and
that's and that's just for the for the chicks who work there. I
don't know what's wrong with me today.
Now, you know, this has been going on with you. It's for a
while you're right. The
the I think the only company that I will there's two things,
Google is ruining as ruin their, their their core business of
search. You know, distributed the computers now powerful
enough, we're getting to a point we just needed a few more years,
I think, where of the idea of peer to peer search that
connected, you know, I've been running my, my EAC search
engine, it's still too slow. And there's all kinds of issues with
it. That don't make it viable. But the concept of a browser
based application and all this already works, now you just open
a browser page, and there's an app running and you don't even
know it, but it's running in JavaScript. And this is you
know, Hamrick entire industries are changing overnight, such as
well, okay, just a small industry ham radio, where if you
wanted a pan adapter, which pan adapter is like a scope, where
you can see a whole piece segment of bandwidth. And you
can see where the see a signal. So instead of dialling around
your frequency numbers, you visually see oh, there's a
signal, you click on the screen, and then it auto tunes your
radio to that frequency. So these pan adapters you know, the
still hardware and it's a computer basically doing the
work. Now you can just go to a website, connect your your radio
to your to your microphone, your line in and the application is
running in your browser. So we'll have this for search. And
that will ultimately kill off Google because nobody we don't
we don't really want ads. It's okay if we if we get an ad but
we don't really care. This is not people aren't looking for
ads, we're looking for information of that information
happens to include something we're interested in you call an
ad, that's something else. The only company I think that has
value and its value is proven to be very, very slim margin. But
they will be the only company left standing is Amazon. And
everything you buy will you will eventually buy through Amazon. I
think they are the long game. And because they're so big, they
will always make money but very little, very thin margins.
Because it's hard to monetize a network but they have the
physical shipping angle. They have slaves in the warehouse.
And it works everything else. I just don't see the long term
value of robots. Yeah, they are bots. But the long term value of
any other company I you know, I don't see it and and God bless
the open source developers God bless Any independent software
developer, because these are the guys who will make something,
and we got to figure out a way to pay some of these guys. And I
think the value for value system applies to that as well. And you
will make and they'll make something that runs in the
browser and people won't know any better. They'd be like, Oh,
well, this is just Twitter. This is great. But there will be no,
centralised system. It's coming. It is coming. That's my stock
tip. Advice. Don't invest in anything. Stay. Stay out short.
Unless you're on the inside. If you're on the inside of these
things. It's perfect.
Yeah, cuz it's rigged. And it's interesting.
I'm sorry. Here's your story for twit and then we should get out
of here. Beats
No, yeah, that's definitely going to be the discussion.
And I have my you want to talk about it real quick. Yeah, you
give me your little opinion. Apple owns the music business.
That but they were losing their grip on them. This is not about
the headphones. Now it's about the streaming about the
streaming. Exactly. People don't want to buy music anymore. They
don't care. They just don't care. They just want to hear it
they want radio just one radio they want an experience radio is
better. And what's sad is that the services are competing again
against each other by doing something that essentially a
disc jockey can do very well. But to spend all this money on
creating this like you know you get the right song At the right
we were at the at the nail salon yesterday. Yes. I'll admit, I
went with my wife to the nail salon.
Did you get your nails done?
I did. Oh brother. Yeah. We had a day of beauty. We had our hair
done in the morning together and then we went to the nail salon.
You guys are getting very Metro. Getting
this salon is pretty cool, though. Listen, you've got these
big leather oversized chairs. This is not a not this is not
one of these. Sorry, I don't want to sound racist but it's
not one of these Korean places where they've got the medical
looking chairs that you think might have stirrups on them. And
there's a bunch of ladies yapping about you know they're
laughing about you. Haha, look at this guy's feet. And they're
all talking in Korea. No. So this is a beautiful luxury
salon. Like 50 bucks for person is really expensive. days. Yeah,
what but it's mani pedi
This is because you're going to Japan. Yes. I got the sugar.
You're guessing yourselves up.
I got the sugar daddy manicure as they call it. So these are
Texas girls. And they've got Netflix playing movies with the
subtitles running. They serve you champagne plastic glasses,
but okay, champagne, unlimited. The keep pouring for free. No
extra
champagne or some domestic sparkling wine
dad domestic sparkling wine. Okay, they are in a plastic
glass. And they had Spotify running. And no Pandora I'm
sorry to Pandora. And it's the vibe is nice. And then all of a
sudden Pandora goes into this like DJ to Reto house thing. And
we were like what is this? And the girl said ya know, Pandora,
sometimes it just does crazy stuff. And this shows you that
it's GIMP This is not we're not there by a longshot. And if you
I think everybody wants
I think your earlier point was well taken deejays had us there
or what essentially essentially what this is, is mixtapes of
you, you would make a mixtape for your girl where your boy and
it would communicate a feeling a vibe as well. Emotion, right,
and this jockeys and I'll even give it to some of the top 40
programmed or uses format, segmented radio. You know, if
you turn on you know, light FM, you're gonna get light FM, you
know that you're not going to get DJ Terenzo blasting out all
of a sudden. But that is too much work you see for these
companies. And by the way, these companies are never going to
make any money anyway, they too will fall by the wayside.
Pandora is loses money still to this day. They lose money. Look
it up.
I'm not gonna look it up. I know they'd lose money. So
that can't go on forever. On one day, we'll monetize one day
we'll make money No,
buy more trucks.
Buy more trucks.
That's the punchline to the joke. Guys who starts a
watermelon company. So he takes a truckload of watermelons and
he sells them he loses 15 bucks. And he then he does a decent as
buys two trucks. He figures maybe he can make it up and fall
ABB loses 30 bucks and his and the punch line is buy more
trucks. I mean, there's you can't get out of that mode of
losing money by buying more trucks was the reason for this
job to exist?
Yeah, no, I like it. Yeah, buy more trucks. There you go ladies
and gentlemen, title of the show.
All we need now is art. That doesn't have anything to do with
trucks. Because we can't use that now because that's the
title of the show.
And it's not the title of the show. Not yet. We'll have to
harden had a meeting.
Alright, everybody looking forward to the hands on the
answer served. That'd be fun to watch. And I will be watching
you, John C. Dvorak on the twit network. I liked the show when
you're on. Well, thank you time. You know, I like the show. I'm
always texting you with one liners.
Yes. Now you and I pay attention. Yeah, yeah,
sometimes.
I'll talk to you next time. It'll be from Tokyo. From Dame
asteroids piano tear. Do we live the life or what?
Yeah, as long as low budget welds low budget
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