Give in citizen given Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak June 26 2014 times you're getting my nation
media assassination episode six to nine.
This is no agenda exploring
exigent circumstances here and theories and six in the Travis
heights hideout the capital, the drone Star State in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and for those in Silicon Valley where I just got off C span I'm
Johnson Buzzkill. Yeah,
did you say just got off on C span or just got off C span?
Just got off? Okay.
Because know how anyone could get off.
It could be either one.
He's got on C span. Yeah,
everybody. We just did a little pre stream and John has got this
new voice thing that he's working on is new. Now, did you
only send me one thing with clips because I got clips. One
one thing? Yes.
This is very strange to hear your new
partner? Yeah.
Oh, yeah. Hey, is my new partner on the show. I'm so angry at
myself. Oh, yeah. How stupid am I? I wondering myself yesterday,
we did a whole hour of our best material. And I didn't record
it. And I easily could have recorded it.
Oh, you mean go? We could have put that? Yeah, actually, that
would have been a lot. I think people would have found it
useful.
Just so just imagine. John gets his his D star handheld rig.
Yes. And it's the ID 51. So it's dual band. So it's similar to
the one I have only it's a little class here because you
have two bands. And and I'm now going to talk John through
configuring repeaters on D star. And it goes something like this.
Can you see the top left hand of the screens? I don't know a
little black thing. But I need a magnifying glasses. Do you have
one yet? See my code pocket somewhere? I don't know what's
with all the flashlights. I can't find it. Okay. It was kind
of like, I'm in the tower. And I'm talking to the stewardess
who's going to land the 747 only the stewardess has a wooden leg.
And cataracts. It was really hilarious. In a certain point, I
have John walking around the house. You're holding up the
antenna and left foot in the air. And then it turned out that
I'd completely forgotten the central registration step was we
were we had no chance even to start with. So.
Yes. Did you fit to do that yet?
Yeah, I did. Did you receive an email about the registration?
No. Okay. Well, you may? I don't know. Yeah. It hasn't been
registered yet. Because I keyed it up a little while ago. And it
didn't say anything.
No, no. It's worse than that. There's a register? No, yeah.
The first you apply is it's easier to register for the US
Customs Global Entry System. First, you apply to a de estar
administrator and then when they approve you, then you still have
to go in and do your little setup is horrible. Okay,
let me let me let me ask you a couple more dumb questions like
the one I asked earlier. Which is, why doesn't it give you an
error message if you're not registered? Oh,
it's amateur radio
as well. Where it's appropriate in this regard. It shouldn't say
you're not registered, or something you didn't say
anything at the repeater. So now the next thing that came to
mind, which after we discussed it and not even heard, we
already hung up and I was off at the kitchen. I said to myself,
wait a minute. This this handheld device is owned by is
it was not always owned by me. But it's an icon device. Yeah.
And D star is pretty much a proprietary repeater network.
That icon has something to do with no, I Kamar.
As far as I know, the only major manufacturer who say quarter,
yeah, that's pretty much the only guys who make the radios.
Yes, keep going. So if
you key it, the repeater system should be able to look at the ID
of the handset, and say, oh, oh, it's an icon user. He's
obviously qualified to be on this network. Let's just put him
on.
John, we should be the curry Devora consulting group could do
a lot to help the Icom communications group with their
issues of configuration. It's completely stupid. It's but
yeah, at least when it's done, you're like, hey, not everybody.
I'm glad I took the test. Not everybody can do this. And yes,
it
was. There was a number of I think, I don't know how they how
things deteriorate so much but, but I found it and I mentioned
this to you. I don't know if this is going to bore everybody
except a few hams in the audience. But I mentioned to you
that this reminds me the way the menu structure works is of the
old stuff earlier Symbian.
Yeah, no oh yeah oh yeah.
Good you click it says it says I want to change my ID and so you
hit a button and it says you sure I really yeah that's why I
hit the button in the first place. Why do I have to confirm
this even that
rocker in the middle is just like the the the first cell
phones. Yeah, anyway, you think that's bad? You should try the
Yaesu interface this is this is beautiful compared to anyway.
Just so you know. Please don't email us it's not a proprietary
protocol don't stop do not go we'll never talk about ham stuff
again. If all you Nazis are going to start saying it's not
bad they don't want that. Have enough grief on my email
already. Anyway, I am monitoring reflector 033 Charlie at all
times. And that's where we hang out. It was actually we had a
one of the no agenda, hams even helping us out and to RFA
and to change the step.
It's like, we're well known for Statler trying to configure D
star. It's a nightmare. Anyway,
get your technicians license, we've all
you really should. It's fun. And you too can have fun like us. I
got a bit torn sink update. Ah, right now this is this is
starting to be interesting.
Well, you made it interesting with your complaining, you might
reiterate what that is.
Well, BitTorrent Sync, by the branding alone gives you the
illusion or the impression I'll start by saying that, that this
is a very simple way to create a to use the Bit Torrent magical
network to share files. And we have been with some large degree
of success up until recently been distributing the no agenda
show in that fashion in addition to the standard manner. And it's
really started to break down. And people weren't able to get
anything working and the mobile client started to fade away and
not work. I have the same problem here. And a number. A
lot of people have been contacting BitTorrent Sync
support, which is great, because that's what you should be
contacting, but the contact me today didn't work. What am I
doing wrong? I said, Sorry, I'm watching C span. And this stuff
is beta. So you know, we have really have nothing to complain
about. We knew that anything could go wrong. Now, as it turns
out, there's a limit on these on BitTorrent Sync to 50 clients.
And at first I thought it was per peer. So I could have 50
connected to mine. But one of those 50 could have another 50
connected and you would swarm out well. Not so total max
continue continuous connections per well, they call it secret,
which is kind of the identifier, the string so you can get into
this folder is 50. So if there's 50 People sucking down the file,
51 has to wait until 50 disconnects. And a lot of people
aren't disconnecting because BitTorrent implies that you want
to help the network by seeding it. Right. So a lot of people
are staying connected, and so the whole thing breaks down.
Now, you correctly said they're going to have a meeting, because
we're talking about it. And indeed, they had a meeting. And
they came out. Although they didn't send it to me, they put
it on their blog. A call for alpha testers for BitTorrent
Sync. We're launching a community testers program to
help build future versions of BitTorrent Sync. And sync began
as an experiment and rethinking the way we manage our files
working with our community, we built a strong alternative to
the public cloud BABALOLA. Of course, they don't ask me, the
most vocal guy, you know, who has an audience, we can really
do some stuff. Now. Please don't email, email me about it. But I
can tell you what's that this is not going to work for us. And it
was actually one of our producers, who's a music
industry insider who, who set me straight really on why this will
never work. So let's just look at what Bitcoin has. You have
the BitTorrent protocol, which works great for large file
distribution, but you have to download a special client. And
there's a whole nother process and what I misunderstood. I
thought the BitTorrent Sync was taking the analogy of Dropbox
which millions of people understand and applying that to
BitTorrent Sync which is just it's really only a user
interface change if you think about it, but it's but there's a
Huge difference. When you start when you move towards the
dropbox model. And the Music Business Insider said Believe in
the atom these guys are they cannot their legitimate company,
they cannot allow people to start sharing files in this
manner like Dropbox, they scan your folders now if you got
licensed music in there, they they detect it and they'll
either lock the folder or remove it or they'll bust you one way
or the other. And I think our insiders correct by saying
they're never going to maybe Okay, maybe we'll do 100, but
they'll never have an unlimited BitTorrent swarm the way
BitTorrent works, this is their money making product, which is
great if you're just looking to share files with a couple people
in a business environment or with friends and family and not
have a Dropbox in the middle, you know that that could be
great. It's not going to work for us.
Well, there goes to a future distribution.
Well, I have some thoughts one, people, when you send me an
email, and you're going to say, look at this sync thing, it's
not it's open source, alternative sync thing, same
thing, this is going to be great isn't? Because Thing, Thing,
sync thing, which is an open source product, says this is an
alternative to BitTorrent Sync and Dropbox and people email me
Yeah, try this out.
No. Is that that same guy? I don't understand why he keeps
pestering you. If you
read three sentences further, you'll see that with SYNC thing,
you have to authenticate every new user, unless I have no time
to be authenticating 1000s. Wow, this is not gonna work.
However, you're authenticating all day. That's not a two bit
operation. Right?
So we are going to deprecate BitTorrent Sync, but I will, I
would like to point out the following, which works very
well. I tested it last night. And I'm very, I hadn't looked at
it in a while. uTorrent, which is a client, a bit torrent
client. He's you know, you it's like this as the micro usein. I
just call it uTorrent. Yeah, it for me is micro Toria. It's
probably well, I call it you turn, but it's a very, very
simplified interface will accept RSS feeds with Bit Torrent
enclosures. And we have had for years now through the fine guy
over that guy's over there at bit love. We have a bit torrent
RSS feed. And it's all it's always been on the homepage of
all the show notes. You know, it says, Hey, here's the Bit
Torrent RSS feed, you put that into uTorrent, boom, immediate,
it's like that you all sudden you have a pod catcher, it looks
it kind of looks like iTunes, actually, it even does the album
art. I don't know how that how they do that. And when a new one
shows up, you can have it automatically download. And this
is the kind of thing that you do want to keep on and seeding
because it's really the BitTorrent network now, it's not
as unfortunately is not as easy as the dropbox metaphor. But of
course, you could have that download into a bit torrent sync
folder and sync it up with your any other device you want, you
know, so there's a million things you can do. And I think
that that is the only way we can go I still feel that's the
future of media distribution. And the micro torrent or
uTorrent interface is very familiar. You look at it like
oh, I put the feed in here. And here's the episodes and you
click on it. Or you can have it automatically download when a
new one comes out. So but it's not going to be BitTorrent Sync.
I just don't see how they can do it from a business standpoint.
She's not going to work. Sorry.
Well, that takes care of that. Yeah. Dead End, which is a
shame, but they need to make some money. I hope they do.
Yeah. But it's yeah, they definitely this this will be
their their money making thing however they do it. But the
concept is great. So we'll work on that.
So I sent the newsletter out. Yeah. And then after I sent it
out, I noticed that I had these two new donation models one for
Europe, four seven for the Celebrate the July 4 holiday,
which is coming up next Friday. Yes. And then I realized that I
just didn't even pay tribute to Australia. And I felt bad about
this. So I I said Well, yeah, we I should do we should do a
special thing for the next Australian holiday. Okay, so I
printed out the holidays in Australia in 2014. They have
they have a million holidays that are all kind of proprietary
holidays. They have the number of national holidays they have
is like four or two. There's new year's and Christmas. And let's
see, let me see if there's any others on here. No, they're all
locals are they are they're religious. And you go down the
list. Let me give you an example. It starts with January
1. The National Holiday Oh yeah. The one the other national
holiday is on January. Everything's in January. The
national holidays Australia Day, which is The 26th and 27th That
one's the day and then there's the day that's observed and
they're both national holiday so I guess they get a three day
weekend or something. Okay? But this, these some of these things
they list on here. Monday, January 6 that we missed.
Epiphany, epiphany. They got these weird Christian holidays
that are even as a Catholic epiphany. I never heard of these
things.
Yeah. Epiphany day or isn't epiphany like a lightning bolt
an idea? I
guess? I think they I think what it refers to in this case is
even though it says Christian Hall, I think it refers to the
first day after New Year's that the Australians can actually
wake up without a hangover
How long did you work on that one?
Very good. Sure. Very good. March fourth. Carnival Shrove
Tuesday. Shrove. Yeah, another Christian hallway row. Wouldn't
it be like fat Tuesdays and that I don't know what it is?
Because Wednesday's Ash Wednesday, so this is the pre
Easter Week. And then you get into a local holiday March 10.
The Adelaide Cup. A local holiday. Also Canberra de local
holiday, I guess in Canberra, that would be my guess. And it
goes on and on. Here's one, a Christian holiday on Thursday,
April 17. Monday, ma you NDY Thursday.
Have you ever heard of these things? Monday, Thursdays.
Monday, ma u n d y? No. Friday, April 25. Anzac Day, this is a
national holiday. Well,
these are all fantastic donation opportunities people Anzac
Day. You should be I could go on and on. I'm not going to
do it. You all should be totally celebrating.
Okay, anyway, just I just I'm looking at this list. It's gonna
be difficult. Let's put it that
way. So will that be for Sunday? You're going to work on that or
what have you. Well, I can't because
there's this today's what the 26th the now she's Muslim
holidays Ramadan and to get that listed. Here's one new on August
4. We got a possibility. New South this non-thinking? Yeah. A
New South Wales bank holiday. Oh, here's one August 4 Again,
another holiday local holiday. Northern Territory Picnic Day.
They actually make this a holiday in Australia. Well,
that's alright. That's good. I'm all for it. I'm not against it.
But anyway, there's nothing that I think we can turn into a
donation model opportunity. They're all
weird.
Okay, anyway, that's my little. That's my tribute to Australia.
Yeah, the list actually, there's a lot to talk about. And I've
been very, very busy calling around. So of course, I spoke to
the Music Business Insider, who by the way, said I was on the
verge of donating.
Guys, thanks.
Thanks, buddy. And of course, I also had to speak directly with
Eric murder, the constitutional lawyer here in in Austin. After
this event,
he a 41 page memo was written about 14 months before the US
actually killed Anwar al aulaqi, a US citizen by a drone strike
in Yemen. And what the memo does is go step by step to the
question of whether doing that would have been illegal. The
memo was written in July of 2010. The drone strike was
carried out about 14 months later. What it says is that it's
true there is a law that makes it illegal to kill an American
citizen overseas. But the memo says there is a public safety
justification exception to that just as a policeman can lawfully
kill someone in the United States, when they have the
proper reason for that they say all a Locky was, I don't like
your pants operational in Al Qaeda, that killing him would be
a legitimate use of the war power that it would not violate
the international law of war, and that it was acceptable even
though the killing would take place in Yemen, which was
outside of the normal al Qaeda battlefield in Afghanistan and
Pakistan. The memo says the justice department couldn't find
any case that said that a battlefield couldn't be extended
legally whenever someone was undertaking action against the
US outside that Battlefield. So it said there is a right to
target members of an enemy's Armed Forces capture wasn't
feasible and for all those reasons the killing was would
have would be legally justified. The memo says whether it was
carried out by DOD operating the drone or the CIA.
Alright, so everyone's asleep by the time this guy's done
explaining it. And so this memo now, you know, I'm a I'm a law
groupie, you know, I love reading legal documents and
legislation and boy oh boy, this is why I had to call in ERIC.
Right? Yeah, no, I I tried to read this thing. And it's it is
the memo itself this news? Well, it's, but it's also a lot of
this and that and we can do. And by the way, just while you're
giving this analysis, I want to make sure that there's one other
little, I don't know if you're gonna bring it in or not. But
how does any of this apply to the 16 year old son and his
buddy's sitting in a cafe?
This memo was specifically only for his dad. And look what's
going on here. And I've seen this, it's happened to me, you
sit in court, you hear the lawyer for the other side,
explain what you did wrong. And you go, Oh, crap, that sounds
right. I'm a horrible person, because it's very easy to do
this. Now, this is redacted of the many, many pages missing,
the thing starts, the publicly released document starts on page
12. But just to give you an idea of what I struggled with, we
begin our legal analysis with a consideration of section 1119 of
title 18, entitled foreign murder of United States
nationals, subsection one 911 19 B provides that a person who
being a national of the United States kills or attempts aid to
kill a national the United States, while such nationals
outside of the United States and on and on and on. And in the
end, they give this is the way it works. They have tons a bit
literally tons of so heavy tons of reference to other cases. And
that's how you approval, the illegal analysis. So I read
through this and I, the way I read it was, is that there's
someone calling you the one. Well, I want to who know who's
not listening to the show? Oh, it's
probably I don't know.
Did you pick it up? Oh,
oh, it's a recording is a very important message. Oh, for for
Jay C. Dvorak. It's my final notice to lower my credit card
payment.
Oh, you better take advantage of that opportunity. Hang up. Yeah,
we're doing a show here. Yep. All right. So to my analysis,
and this is this is a pretty heavy document. And I had to
Google a lot and I spent a lot of time on it. And what it boils
down to is, any citizen may kill another US citizen.
Outside legally killed legally kill.
And there's a difference between murder and manslaughter, but
let's just use the word kill. If that person us person is has
killed is killing or intends to imminently kill other US
citizens, then you have the right to kill him. Okay, and but
this only the way it's very fair, it's very strange, because
in this particular analysis, this only applies the way
they've set it up. If it's outside of the United States,
then it's legal. And you and I could do that, too. So if we had
seen Anwar al aulaqi, we could not have gone to jail. I mean,
sure, I'd like to see that fight, but it would have been
legal for either URI to kill him. And their reasoning is
thus, since US persons are entities, which could be
companies, agencies, the government or even the
president. They have that same right. So I actually, I will
read you the court. Email, Eric. The constitutional lawyer hears
me does this actually mean it's okay for the government to kill
a US citizen if down and
and before you get to that point? Can you call me back?
You want me to call you back on Skype? Yeah, something wrong?
Yeah. Okay. That was my climax. He's harsh. My mellow.
Yeah, okay. Yeah. All right. So I say to Eric, does this
actually mean it's okay for the government to kill a US citizen
if done with, quote, proper authority from the executive
does this hold up? And Eric writes back, this troubles you
citizen, stop thinking. And then he quit any any sense of a
quote. But it was all right. Everything was all right. The
struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He
loved Big Brother. I'm sorry. He sends me a little Orwell by this
is a constitutional lawyer. This bothers us it doesn't stop
thinking. But he agrees that the way they've set it up is as long
as it's done outside of the United States, because they had
some cases that show that that was a quote unquote, legal kill.
It's, it's valid.
Well, that's interesting, because there was a number I
don't know that they the administration itself, which
seems to be in a kind of a mess, the administration itself knows
this enough so that they couldn't answer the question
that was presented I think the carny can or what are precise
Sokhi are one of the some of these some one of these people.
I can mericans be droned in the United States member that was on
one of the clips that we had somebody asking a drunk at drone
strike be taken to kill somebody, they couldn't answer
the question. I
remember I remember quite well, I don't know. This is the
assessment from what is wrong with my mouse here. This is the
assessment from our guy on the scene.
And the question remains what about the 16 year old kid? What
was what was he just sitting in a cafe? And I read very, it was
very specific in the memo that that was impossible to get the
gig you couldn't do Thursday, all camps had to be made to at
least pick the guy up or allow him to surrender himself. I
don't think he was ever offered
I don't think that ever justified that and I guess he
would fall under the heading of what do you call it to
casualties? They have a word for that. The key collateral damage
the kid Yeah. The drone him specifically, what kind of
collateral damage was it? Were they trying to blow up the cafe?
I don't think I can debate this with you. Okay. Something's
really arguing about something very wrong with my my mouse
situation here. Almost second. I click and it's okay. What is
alright, nevermind. Where are we?
So how did you conclude? But what did you conclude from this
research? Well, unfortunately, I was very disappointed in the
memo having blank spaces.
Well, how about missing pages? Entire missing pages? Well, this
will unlikely be challenged. I presume a board may be
challenged for years and years and years. But it's really just
you hear the news guy? Oh, well, whatever imminent gov tears I
can just like police can kill you here. It's like okay, that
knowledge is Yeah, put into your sniper and in a tower in Austin
Texas. You can snipe or get you know if you're shooting kids
down on the ground. Yeah, you can take this guy out. What's
wrong with that? Well, that analogy Yeah, we've
heard this many times but but this one is just like the police
can kill you here at home. Yeah, I guess so. So my my analysis is
stocked up on guns. Because the police are going to try and kill
you don't travel outside of the country because that's where you
can be legally killed by anybody under some justification if we
couldn't capture him. There was no other way to do it. Well, I'm
so sorry. We had to hellfire his ass. And this really proved this
is true lawlessness. But there's more that we'll talk about today
but true lawlessness of our executive branch. It's beyond
out of control. It's I have to shut my eyes to it and hope that
maybe my child or my child's children will one day live in a
world that that has less douchebags running the show
where right everyone's a lawyer. Everybody's a lawyer. And when
when you're lawyering all you do this why lawyers are so rich not
all but you just use it oh, here's my position there's my
position is my position is my position your back and forth
forever and meanwhile people get droned it just never stops
well the end result is so far this isn't this is just a
developing story but I think is an interesting one I'm sure
there's gonna be nothing but flack for all the Republicans
but play the clip this is John Boehner suing the president over
this exact thing you're talking about Yeah, this
is fun developing tonight less than two weeks Hold on a second
seat there is something I'm grabbing oh man this is I've
never seen this I don't know what's going on John I can I
could be responsible for the the falling apart of the signal
coming to me No, no
no, this is something Hold on. This is a crash going on? No
your systems out of control. Control my friend and
the second is like with the vectors for the Mouser off you
ever had that?
Well, I don't have a Mac so no, I have never had that problem.
Okay, so I click somewhere in the file list Yeah, and it's
it's so I click on a file and select the file three three
files down what is it there must be something that must be
brought to the mousepad or saved
to tell you this but I think you need to reboot that so No,
no no no, we really don't want to be doing that. I think
there's I think it's just there must be some trackpad crowed.
Hold on a second trackpad could standby. Evaluating trackpad
could issue trackpad you use a trackpad? Yes. Oh. Oh fancy can
you get? Okay, let's see if this works. Oh, he's using a
trackpad? I think I think I think that was it. Wow. I guess
the most is your mouse have a ball? No, I have the magic Magic
Trackpad. Okay, we're back. It's working apologies for the
interruption.
Are you planning to initiate a lawsuit against Obama and
President Obama? Why is that is that necessary? In Ottawa, the
Constitution makes it clear that the President's job is to
faithfully execute the laws. In my view, the President has not
faithfully executed the laws. We have a system of government
outlined in our constitution with executive branch, the
legislative branch and the judicial branch. Congress has
its job to do so as a president. And when there's conflicts like
this between the legislative branch and administrative
branch, it's, in my view, our responsibility to stand up for
this institution in which we serve
this lead to impeachment proceedings against the
president.
This is not about impeachment. This is about his his faithfully
executing the laws of our country.
Over three days, there's been there's been three separate
hearings on the IRS. We've heard from the IRS commissioner, the
head archivist, has said it's clear to him that they broke the
law. So the administration has not responded or or done
anything about this. What else can and will the House of
Representatives do? Do pursue the IRS
committees that have been looking at this the Ways and
Means Committee and the Government Reform Committee? Are
I think at least one of the committees have put together a
letter trying to get into what I would call the forensics of what
happened and then who else may be aware of this?
This pisses me off because of course I follow this, but
they're not telling us what he's really suing the president over.
I want a memo. I want some documentation.
It I think they're still writing it up. Yeah. And he's just going
er, it's just
PR crap.
No, I think this is all about personally, I think this is all
about that DC federal judge who refuses to take any of these
cases and push them into the system like they're supposed to
be they're legally required to do he hasn't done it. And
they're going to end and so now the end holder obviously is
behind the whole thing. Nope, don't do anything. We can do
whatever we want, which I believe led to this which is the
last emails at the EPA new scam.
Isn't this great? Now the EPA and the same time period 2010
Yeah, this is actually a big a really, this is a little long,
just report but this is actually really interesting. This
particular report I caught this on Megan Kelly show
developing tonight less than two weeks after the IRS blamed a
computer crash for wiping out evidence in a congressional
investigation. It is deja vu all over again. Today the EPA
by the way that should be banned. I'm not here by banning
people from saying that saying it's deja vu all over again and
the old
meme that's That's dumb. And Megan doesn't
make you look smart. That's dumb. Don't do it. And she's
don't don't let them write that for you. Okay, it's stupid
question. It is deja vu all over again. Today the EPA yet another
federal agency says it too had a big crash and cannot provide the
emails critical to an investigation by the House
Oversight Committee. Why nots working for the IRS? Trace
Gallagher has more from our West Coast Bureau trace.
Meghan the missing emails involved Pebble Mine a
controversial project to mind for copper and gold and Alaska.
Critics say the mind will damage the salmon population supporters
say it would provide neater jobs and that current mining
technologies eliminate negative impacts on the environment.
Document show this man Phillip North a former EPA employee in
Alaska was working to kill the project as far back as 2008. The
House Oversight Committee is investigating whether Mr. North
and other government officials were in cahoots with Alaska
tribal leaders and environmental groups and that when the EPA
ultimately vetoed Pebble Mine it did so because of undue
influence, not sound science. The committee has been trying
for months to speak with Philip north but they can't because he
retired hired a lawyer and went AWOL. At last check. He was
somewhere in New Zealand refusing right now they can't
check his emails because his hard drive crashed in 2010,
which apparently was a big year for crashes or crash. Here's the
EPA Administrator trying to explain this. Well, all his
emails preserved according owing to the Federal Records Act,
I think we have notified the appropriate authorities that we
may have some emails that we cannot produce, that we should
have kept notified that I'm not aware of whether we can recover
all these.
Okay. Now, I'm glad you open this Pandora's box up, because I
don't think I've ever been really incensed and personally
angry about any so called scandal with any administration.
But this one really pisses me off. It's personal with me, for
my own personal IRS reasons. Right, yeah. And I know what
they do and how they act and how they treat you like a Shearson.
And shut up that. And I've also said, you know, there's some
people really try to be helpful, but it's a trust system, you
see, and the trust is, I am trusted as, certainly as an
independent entity. You know, I don't I don't work for a
company. I am trusted to write up all my income here, my
deductions, here's what was business related, and send a
check. To the treasury of the United States of America. That's
what you write on it to the United States Treasury, the ebb
and flow and they're trusting me that I'm not lying. And I'm
pretty much going to be on the up and up because I know what
happens when you fumble around. And then they come in for the
audit, and then you have to provide documentation which can,
can can be emailed, and if you don't have it, then they sorry,
we're cutting that off. And there's almost a destiny trust
on the other side, and they're assholes. They are total jerk
off. F wads that really makes me angry that this you know, boys
think God, you know, I want to think good about people. But no,
they are a militaristic Nazi outfit. Who antagonize people,
it's we have this now. It's very clear. I've got a number of
clips. And unless you want to say something now, stop me
because I'm going to go.
Well, you only have one more clip. That's kind of
appropriate, but you probably have it. I'm guessing who wishes
Gaudi this? Yeah, of course. South Carolina guy going after
Mr. Cool. Well,
a lot of this is Mr. Cool. And I want to cool is great.
I talked about, you know, Mimi and I were talking about this
last night and she says this guy's got he's either a
psychopath or something because he can't believe anybody. He's,
he's a professional. This is where I keep
telling her professional, I don't care. I don't give a damn,
I'm here for a reason. And the reason is, I'm Mr. Cool.
Well, in fact, I'll start off, I'm not going to reverse the
order. Now. These are longer than normal, but you'll never
get any of this type. I mean, what is two minutes, you'll
never get this kind of material played on mainstream because
they have to hit the top of the hour, the weather and the
commercials.
And don't forget traffic on the dentist's.
Here is my favorite douche knuckle on the Hill Norton. This
is yeah, this is the she's from. She's from the District of
Columbia. It's not
even really a representative. Yeah.
Yeah, she's, she's like a facade. She's not allowed to
vote.
Yeah, but she can be there to make trouble. And he said, she
is a douchebag.
All right. Well, we know that she calls people up and says,
Oh, yeah, I don't see you on my donor list. That's very strange.
We've played those clips of her. And I've met her and she's
creepy. Very, very creepy. And she is now going to apologize to
Mr. Cool for the horrible treatment he has received. But
she actually starts off by saying, you know, if you got if
you got a department in trouble you call Mr. Cool. Mr. Cool.
Come in and fix it on John customer.
I have known you well before you came to Congress.
There it is you probably on a board with him somewhere
since coming to Congress. I have been impressed. Not a little bit
by the confidence you have inspired and Republican and
Democratic presidents alike. It's as if they saved you. For
jobs that others couldn't do. Didn't have the guts to do or
didn't have the integrity to do
exactly. He's a hitman. You bring them in to fix the crap
and kill people who are in the way.
And you are well known on both sides of the aisle as as the
government's most personal will turn around artists.
Turn it Do you hear this? Yeah, he's versatile turnaround
artists and agencies
is in trouble. Turn to John Koskinen. Therefore, I begin my
series of questions simply by offering you an apology. I
deserve I believe you deserve one
catch that I deserve and I believe you deserve one. This is
all about her.
You Yeah, she's she's horrible. You deserve one because of
accusations designed to sacrifice the reputation of a
public service with a spotless reputation.
I think she meant to say public servant but she said public
service for some reasons
can't even read
for political advantage. Oh, political advantage out a
scintilla. And I use my words advisedly. Oh,
Cindy Gowdy. Yes.
Scintilla it's just a scintilla which is SCI n t i ll a.
She's just a scintilla of there's not as there's not as
she said, there's not a scintilla of it and not assume
Tila not a single saint and Scintilla is is a
speck. It's a speck of a speck of evidence.
It's vile enough to look a man in the face and accused him of
perjury without submitting any evidence any it is much worse.
When all of the evidence supports the version of the
facts of the man you are facing
now. I think we should take it home to the conspiracy theory.
Whether
it is that the learner crash occurred well before this
investigation began
I love this this isn't it's now known as the learner crash. It's
it's the learner crash it must be
clairvoyant Claire on whether it's been confirmed by the
decriminalisation lab, there's all the evidence is on your
side, Mr. Costco. And I want to point out to the record that the
line of conspiracy hunting,
there we go. Conspiracy hunting conspiracy, Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak, conspiracy hunters,
with the learner CRASH CRASH for the longest time. The line of
questioning was about one subject alone. So we've moved
from one scapegoat to another, the last of what we've just
moved off of the notion that this was all a conspiracy,
directed on behalf of the White House that also, without a crumb
of evidence, I
shut up. Now, before I go to Trey Gowdy, I have a little
interlude, because there was more funny, and this is, this
was so insulting. This is yet another lawyer. Her name is
O'Connor. And what is her? Oh, I forget her first name. She was
she's a White House attorney had been for like six months during
this period. She worked at the IRS. And so she's being grilled
by Chef, it's another fun guy to sit across from about No, who
did you who did you work? Who did you talk to? Who did you
work with? And then she comes out with the most districts and
soda shafts by the way, both guilty, most disrespectful
comments about your IT professionals that I feel there
should be outrage in the sysadmin and it communities.
I certainly interacted with Mr. Werfel quite a lot. Okay. Mr.
Warfel, who is Mr. Wilkins was the chief counsel and I
interacted with him.
We assume that those are the people you reported to I want to
talk about who reported to you name some people that reported
to you.
I think that the best way to do it is Ty
I know but you're here in front of Congress, you knew this was
gonna happen. Name one person that you interacted with.
I interact with a lot of people. No, I
know you did a lot of people names somebody who I
interacted with. Yes. The Deputy Chief Counsel, Chris sterner,
Chris Turner. Was anybody in the IT arena.
I didn't actually interact directly with people in the IT
arena. There was somebody whose name was I can't even remember
his last name. I think his first name may have been been
a guy named Ben a dude named Ben
a dude named Ben. This is the respect people give to their IT
professionals. A dude named Ben. You should be seeing Blue Screen
of Death lady and shafts. This is an outrage. You need to have
respect for these people. A dude named Ben,
who else? I don't think you were there six months. You had people
around you that would jump at your very presence. What Who are
these people?
Nobody ever jumped at my very presence. I can assure you of
that.
So maybe maybe after after this. Oh, learner crash. After the
affair, the learner crash affair, maybe you'll get to
learn a little bit more about your IT arena. Because it turns
out that you know, these people are important and what's going
to happen, there's gonna be some sysadmin dude named Ben, he's
gonna say, These people are full of shit.
That's not gonna happen. They're all signed off on non
disclosures, they won't be able to I don't know how they're
gonna get around it, but then I can there will be. No, they're
not gonna come out. I mean, the one guy that archivist says that
the IRS didn't follow the law. Yeah. Well, and that, you know,
it's like, there's a that's a it seems like a scintilla of
evidence of some sort. Oh, it gets
worse. The the company that was providing cloud backup for the
IRS at that time, unfortunately, included an Obama administration
insider, the guy who's now running in Silicon Valley as the
quote unquote, Obama of Silicon Valley. It's really, it's so
incestuous. Ly, horrible. Now to stay on the IT team. Before we
get to Gaudi here's Eisah. With Mr. Cool. And this is, it's so
funny. When you hear these people who really don't know
what they're talking about. Say these and just listening you
will you it will freak you out to hear what how they discuss it
and what their assessment of the situation is of the learner
crash
to put your mic pointed towards you. So we could hear her sorry
about that. No problem. Okay. So the bottom line is that you
apparently we're not capturing all emails, you were allowing
her to delete emails, but retain emails on her C drive. So that
six months after I just want to make sure we get the record
straight. Six months after she moved them to her C drive. You
were no longer in possession of those. Is that correct?
I love the she moved them to her C drive. Really? No.
But what is
correct? What is correct is that each employee is limited to
basically now 6000 emails that they can hold on their email
account.
John, let's both right now go into our Gmail, I don't even use
my Gmail and tell me how many emails you have in your inbox in
your account? Well, I
don't I don't use Gmail much except just to send you stuff.
But my regular account as we speak, and I have four backed up
boxes, but the active box has 40,000 emails in it? Well, yeah,
essentially, is the emails I've received. And by the way, and I
do erase emails. But those are the leftover emails I've
received since January 1, which is about six months, I get about
85 to 100,000 emails a year. And I ended up with about 40 At the
end of the year.
So at the at the IRS, you would be eight times over your living
limit,
I would be getting those memos. Hey, you know, boxes full
is this Hello 1982. This is the year 2014 Calling, which is
stored on the agency's server. The reason there's a limitation
is the agency does not have servers large enough to sustain
at the retention of all email.
Now let me just show you, your email provider is a local guy,
local guy, CTY M e.com.
Right and, and he's able to store 40,000 emails in your
inbox
in the inbox as active as we speak.
So you know, he's gonna get a knock on the door from the IRS.
And they want to see how he does that. It's a miracle. It really
is. I run my own email server. And I have a small inbox because
I do not like to keep everything in the inbox. But I've got
hundreds of 1000s of emails. And I think the total cost per month
if I had to calculate it out and amortize is maybe $15 or
something
is that's probably way high.
I'm I'm being Royal.
So decision was made two years ago when people looked at that.
And it was determined it would cost anywhere from 10 to $30
million to upgrade the system. That in fact, all emails on the
server would be preserved because of the budget
constraints. The agency was operating two years ago, the
decision was made not $1.8
billion in it.
So of course this is what it is as good. He rolls the guy right
into it. Oh, I'm sorry. You have a $1.8 billion budget for it
alone. That's not for your guns. Do you have a whole separate
budget for their 50 calibers, which they have? But he couldn't
create a system and of course it's all Microsoft Exchange and
stuff. So I'm sure there were all kinds of licensing issues
but still is your
budget. One point Wait $8 billion on $1.8 billion isn't
the retention of key documents that the American people need to
count on murdered like whether or not they're being honestly
treated by your employees, and especially somebody at such a
high level? Isn't that in fact, a priority that should have
allowed for full retention?
If we had the right resources, there'd be a lot of priorities
we'd have to budget for this year, the
American people should believe that if they don't have the
resources to pay their taxes, they shouldn't pay their taxes.
Because if the IRS doesn't have the resources, they won't keep
records.
Exactly. This is how I think but then he goes off the rails. As
far as I'm concerned, this is the two more minutes I'm not
going to play by
the way, isn't this just a matter of storage? It's not.
It's a matter of spet big monsters, new machines. It's
me on the hill. Let me ask some questions. orage get the dude
named Ben.
And there's also archiving technologies, which are they had
a cost they had an effect and stuff up for the last 50 years.
And I'll reiterate
under Sarbanes Oxley, if as a public company or an entity
owned by a public company, you do not retain documents, emails,
etc. For five years, you can be thrown in jail, even if
unintentional. $10 million fine. Five years in jail, if
unintentional. But that doesn't count for our representatives.
This is the I'm outraged. But seriously, put me on the hill.
I'll bring in void zero, a couple other guys. And the dude
named Ben. And we'll get to the bottom of this real quick, real
quick and we can show exactly what we need there. People are
covering up evidence as we speak, you know, that's
happening. Hey, dude named Ben, can you like root r m star dot
star for me. This is all kinds of crap is going on. Now. I
think they're just wasting time. Because we need to get to the
bottom of the IT part. And it is unacceptable for terms such as
glitch, hard drive, crash. C drive. This is unacceptable
vocabulary for this level of investigation. And I denounce
anyone who calls it a C drive in a Senate testimony, get some
real it put people in there. Any waiting.
Okay.
So here what I said been waiting. Now Trey Gowdy and I
had the whole rant.
I have to tie the best part of the ranch. If you don't want to
play the whole thing.
I want to play it until you can't take it anymore.
Okay, well, you know, me I can take I can take it. Trey Gowdy,
who is a lawyer was right.
He was a good trial attorney did very successful and he's a
senator from South Carolina and he loves going off the rails.
And he he need some styling advice. Trey, who the heck would
you go to Supercuts? Did you see his hair he's
always had that's always been his haircut. That's his. It's
and by the way, that is a hairstyle I've seen from other
southerners that have that that then kind of funny looking face.
Well, I could I could help him out. We could get we need a
little I think he's doing needs a mask and his hair a little
colorization just a little more styling, you know, five minutes
and you'd look much better try
anyway, hit it. Well, I'm will help you with it. Okay.
spoliation of evidence is when a party fails to preserve
evidence, there's a negative inference that the jury can draw
from their failure to preserve the evidence, you win. If you
destroy documents, the jury can infer that those documents
weren't going to be good for you. If you fail to keep
documents, the jury can infer that those documents were not
going to be good for you. You've heard the phrase spoliation of
evidence, haven't you?
Can't recall ever hearing. I have exfoliate it in the shower.
It's
true in administrative hearings, civil hearings, criminal
hearings,
I practice law once 45 years ago, I gave it up for Lent one
year and never went back.
Mr. Cool, this is I think this that was a mistake, a strategic
error. On behalf of Mr. Cool.
It probably was he I guess at some point he loses his cool and
has to throw a one liner out there. But you don't do that to
Trey Gowdy. No, no, wrong guy. He hasn't been watching C span
enough. All right. Well, let
me tell you what,
yes, sir. No sir to Trey Gowdy
did get past him as soon as possible because Trey Gowdy will
eat you alive as he's Mr. Cool is about to find out
what have found if you had stuck with it. When a party has a duty
to preserve evidence or records and they fail to do so there is
a negative inference that is drawn from their failure to
preserve the evidence. It's common sense, right? If you
destroy something the jury has a right to infer that whatever you
destroyed would not have been good for you or else every
litigant would destroy whatever evidence was detrimental to them
agreed.
I'm not trying to think if you destroy the evidence and people
could prove it, that wouldn't be a good thing for your defense.
Well, no, it's worse than that the jury can draw and they're
instructed they control a negative inference. All right.
And that's true. If a taxpayer is being sued by the IRS, yes,
relatively simple. They were prosecuted criminally, and they
failed to keep documents, the jury can draw a negative
inference from the fact that they didn't keep receipts or
emails or documents, Trey Gowdy, my hero. So if it's true and
applies to a taxpayer, it all apply to the IRS as well agreed.
Is this a trial? Is
this your jury?
Second phone, second faux pas that what your
administrative, civil or criminal if you want to, if you
want to go down that road? I'm happy to go down? In fact, I'm
glad you mentioned. Thank you. You have already said multiple
times. Today, we're going to
show you how we open up a can of whoop ass in the South. Mr. Cool
that there was no evidence that you found of any criminal
wrongdoing. I want to I want you to tell me what criminal
statutes you've evaluated. I have not looked at any well,
then how can you possibly tell our fellow citizens that there's
no criminal wrongdoing? You don't even know what
statutes to look at? Because I've seen no evidence and anyone
conscious? Well, how would
you know what elements from the crime existed? You don't even
know what statutes are in play. I'm gonna ask you again, I think
what statutes Have you evaluated?
I think you can rely on common sense that nothing I have seen.
This was the this was the big mistake, common sense. And it
goes in a number of ways, because the administration
continuously talks about common sense regulation, common sense
gun laws, common sense, this common sense that which is in
the legal arena, useless. Again, I think what
statutes Have you evaluated?
I think you can rely on common sense that nothing I have seen
common
sense instead of the Criminal Code, you want to rely on common
sense. You can shake your head all you want to commission or
you have said today that there's no evidence of criminal
wrongdoing. And I'm asking you what criminal statutes you have
reviewed to reach that conclusion.
I have reviewed no criminal statute. All right. So you
don't have any idea whether there's any criminal conduct or
not, because you don't know the elements of the offense?
I've seen no evidence of wrongdoing. Well, that's
very different than no evidence of criminal misconduct
Commissioner.
Seems to me if you haven't done wrongdoing, it'd be pretty hard
to argue that you had some criminal violation if you didn't
want
it. Lois Lerner remain what you said perhaps the FEC will save
the day I have no idea what what did she say What did she mean
when she said we need a project but we need to be careful that
it doesn't appear to be per se below
do we need to hear more I think that was kind of the main thing
and let you he
was on he's great. But I think he got him riled up
Yeah,
yeah he reiterated a couple of Mr. Cool got back to his old you
know cool. Instead of make it instead of trying to go back and
forth with these guys Sonam saw success so far has been just a
shut up nod and go in and I guess I don't know whatever you
say.
Sona soft is the company that provided the Sona soft and where
are they why are they not testify? I
don't know. Maybe they haven't. We didn't see it. I've been
looking to get the dude
named Ben and Ben, Ben, and the and the dude from Sona soft and
let's talk about it now. There's lots of there's there's lots of
lawsuits now pending.
What do you think Mrs. Learners meant when she says I refuse to
answer on the grounds that may tend to incriminate me?
Yeah. pleading the fifth?
Yeah, yeah.
Well, the but this is, as we know, these sessions are all
theater. You got to think that this is theater on ISIS and
Gowdy is part as well. They're getting their points in but when
Where does it lead? It leads to nothing. So what happens now,
with no one ever gets thrown in jail, no one ever gets, you
know, you can lie in front of Congress, you can do whatever
you want. It makes no difference.
Well, especially if the guy who's supposed to take care of
these issues, the federal judge in DC refuses to do anything,
even though he's required to which I think this is what this
is really all about. It's all about Hillary. Pa. As weird as
that sounds. Yeah. Tell me because they want to keep they
want to make sure that that's why they're doing this one thing
after another. All these last emails are making a big stink
about it so they can keep so they can eventually point the
finger at this guy for not doing anything in DC. Because if he
does something then you will have to do something. If Hillary
refuses to testify about Benghazi and she will, she'll
just say screw it. I already hinted at it. We had clips where
she says I'm over with this stuff is a bunch of politics.
It's all just a show. But showcase bullcrap I'm not going
to talk. I've done I said what I had to say. She says she was in
San Francisco yesterday. Yeah. So we went out to dinner. Hold
on a second I want this one what difference at this point does it
make? Okay? So she's in San Francisco so we went there was a
wrestler. It was we Me Me Myself.
JC whole families that's cool. The whole family's there.
Sick we got to table for
No wonder you want to spend an hour with me doing D star honey
I important stuff here. Important things here.
So we went to the Florida lease closing this month and it's a
big deal because one of the last super fancy plays
slurred delete, for me. Yeah, it
was it's got to shut celebrity chef, Uber Keller and their
whole thing but anyway, we I've known Uber and his wife for a
long time. So we had a long chat, because Hillary who Keller
is cooked for the Clintons when he was president. Hillary
decides she finds out about the restaurant closing and so she of
course barges in and of course, they're all happy to see her
because celebrity
comes in well, hey, it's it's it's healed the beast. Yeah, she
comes in and they stay close off an area for her and then they
block the streets as secrets. All she does, she comes in with
a huge entourage the Secret Service. So she's not just
roaming around like Ron Paul, did you and he was running
right? You know, he didn't know who needs this. But no, she's
got to have all this entourage. He comes in with a bunch of
people. They have dinner. And the early seating. I missed her.
We came in late. Oh, that's annoying.
That's okay. I wouldn't have bailed he can't get there was a
it was it caused a huge mess. It was better than the beast. So it
caused a huge mess. And everybody had to rush to a
restaurant and they started letting people in again because
it couldn't have people coming in. And I was it was a joke. But
so I'm asking so I'm you know, asking the various waiters and
wine guy and all the rest of them about. So what did she
order? What was the deal? And so she came in?
That's investigative reporting. I like that. Very good. This is
very good. All right.
So so I find out who fed first of course, the owner's wife
wouldn't say. She says she felt. But they waiters. They don't dig
it within talk. So apparently, she came in and she had on the
table that maybe three or four people that none of them were
recognizable by anybody. There were no famous people with
Hillary that were that anybody in the waitstaff could
recognize. So they weren't like, you know, famous in that regard.
They all had all of them had vegetarian the vegetarian
dinner. Yum. And I and one of them said Hillary only differed
to the vegetation. This person believed this, that Hillary took
the vegetarian dairy because all the people were vegan vegans
vegans. And so Hillary felt that she didn't want to interrupt
right the scene with flow chunka meet
she'd like her usual meat eating self. So she
had a she ate dessert was all vegetarian. I said that was
interesting in the process. JC buzzkill Jr, brings up the fact
that he's noticed in Silicon Valley where it's not working.
Yes, yeah. All the CEOs of the major new.com all vegans all in
and I say, Well, what about Zuckerberg? Zuckerberg goes on
shoots his own game. Ah, no, that's changed. Apparently,
Zuckerberg doesn't have time as much time as he used to each
given into his vegetarian wife or vegan wife. And he's become
one to
well, this is great, because then we know there'll be a whole
new flock or gaggle of Silicon Valley CEOs after this a gaggle
dies.
Yeah, right. Whatever the case is, now, I'm just disconcerning
because of Hillary becoming, you know, she because if she gets
into office influence with a bunch of influences around here
that are so strong willed that they actually force her to
become a vegetarian. This is this is gonna be this is gonna
be a very bad precedent. John
C. Dvorak. Very good point. She has no backbone. Apparently not
she gives into the beach.
Yep. Well, so my observation of the day well, since since
Hillary problem on the ground on the boots on the ground
reporting, thank
you, since Hillary won't come up later in the show, I'm sure. I
want to play something from the category Hillary 2016 which
would not be Hillary But Joe Biden, who is who will pander to
anybody he possibly can to get votes. And while everyone was
all the mainstream media was talking about him saying, Oh, I
have no stocks or bonds or savings account or whatever. I
was watching him speak at the Manufacturers Association and I
Don't think Deutschland will be very happy with our boy, Joe,
we have to keep our edge by doing three important things.
We're not doing well enough now. We have to invest in
infrastructure. That used to be an overwhelming bipartisan
consensus in the United States of America. For the past 150
years, it's been a consensus, not at the moment. Secondly, we
need the most skilled workforce in the world to match the needs
of high tech manufacturing and other enterprises. And thirdly,
we have to pass an immigration bill. Look at Germany. Look at
the rest of the world. We're the only non xenophobic nation in
the world. That's a major, major economy.
Jew haters over there in Germany. What an idiot,
he is an idiot. We're the
only non xenophobic country in the world look in Germany, they
Jews, they skinned them and turn them into lampshades.
Well, I'm sure he's thinking of the tourists. Yes.
With What a moron?
Yeah, he's, he doesn't have a lot of he doesn't have a
diplomatic Jean. He
would be great, though, for the show, if he was president. But
before we thank our executive producers I've wanted to this is
I have to catch myself. And I hope people do this. When you're
a no agenda producer, and when you've been infected with some
of our thinking, God forbid, it will be called critical thinking
because we can't have that. Everywhere. I saw postings from
places like CNET and the verge and buzz feed and Ha ha, take
that take that you cops, you can't search my cell phone. And
for some reason, people think that because there was and this
is about the two cases that came before the Supreme Court, United
States versus Riley United States versus wormy. And as you
know, I may law groupie, so I look into these things. First of
all, this this decision is not law, okay. This is a an opinion
and decision by the court laws will be made based upon this
opinion. But as usual, where people are all happy like they
fail to read the small print. This is how the Department of
Justice interpreted this. We will make use of whatever
technology is available to preserve evidence on cell phones
while seeking a warrant. See what happens is they will it
takes about 15 minutes. This was all discussed in this opinion
very interesting to read. If someone if the police want a
warrant, it will take between 13 and 15 minutes for them to get
that and while that is taking place. They will put your cell
phone in a Faraday bag. I kid you not in a Faraday bag so that
you cannot remote wipe it. And she goes on to say this
spokesperson, we will assist our agents in determining when
exigent circumstances or another applicable exception to the
warrant requirement will permit them to search the phone
immediately without a warrant. Oh, really. Let's so when you
say exigent circumstances, it sounds like Man, this is
emergency like,
I think it's hot pursuit.
It literally means pressing or demanding. exigent circumstance.
It's and and this actually refers to the language in the
opinion itself. So the Supreme Court spoke of exigent
circumstances. So if the officials feel that it is it
pressing or demanding, then they can do it without a warrant. So
we'll all you stupid idiots reading The Verge and CNET.
Yeah, check that you are completely you've been
completely duped by the truth. They actually made it easier, as
usual by calling into into existence the exigent
circumstances. look the word up X EXIG nt pressing or it's
pressing. Hello, we have a pressing issue here. Go ahead,
no warrant needed. What we need is a we need and by the way,
this is a big problem. We need dead man switches and when this
thing is more than 10 feet from my hand, it should should melt.
Or here's an idea
that you could do that. You'd have to have some buttons on
you. And it would have to be pretty obscure because otherwise
you'd grab the guy grabbed the deadman switch the transmitter
that way would be the proximity device I
have I have an idea. Opt Out don't carry a stupid cell phone
pocket. You really don't need it. Oh, let me tweet. Oh, let me
check something opt out from time to time somebody
tweeted me Hold on honey.
I got a like on my Facebook stop driving
around yesterday and I was just looking at how many people you
see on the street corners ready to cross the street on the phone
looking at their phone or I mean it's like everybody everybody is
on their phones. There's I'm always thinking How important do
you think you are? That you have to be on the phone? Oh, it's not
we're looking at your your it's like you know, the BlackBerry
addicts back in the day. They're always looking at their email.
We call them a crack back door or your heart surgeon and you
really can't get get away from it for one second. Unbelievable.
Well it's an ego thing that's that's walking across
the street and he says all kinds of videos are pure, slight
fallen down manholes and all the rest of it.
Well, that's a good start.
Yeah, the other good starts to start. Anyway.
All right, this leads to nothing good. And you need to control
this. This is this. People need to learn to control it. Try it
from time to time this leave the phone at home, you'll survive,
okay? No one will die. You'll see it'll be hard. But whoever
told me to be an emergency of the covenant. Just try it. No,
you might. You might actually like it. It can it can happen.
What if somebody needs to get a hold of you in an emergency?
That is the stupidest excuse? How often in your life? Has
there been an emergency where somebody absolutely has to get a
hold of you? That happened with Gavin on our show. I remember
this. Your daughter?
Yeah. Once Once Yeah, there was something going on? Was in
France or something? Yeah. And she was in England. And she got
a hold of you. And then you had to call somebody? Oh, it
was in San Francisco.
Oh, you okay, you're in San Francisco. To me it was like
you're not even anywhere in the in the same country? What how
can you do anything? I mean, it's not if she didn't call you
she would have gotten out of it.
Well, actually, she Yeah, she I was gonna say she figured it all
out. And it was a learning experience. But of course the
first few call daddy of course. But yeah, fly over
immediately on the Concorde. Because you know, I don't know
how you take days to get there.
Now I have weaned myself off the cell phone by taking my amateur
radio license so I have my former security blanket in the
event of an actual emergency. My ham radio could save my life.
But otherwise I
would be a real life threatening where everything's gone down I
really don't need anything
and people who didn't do these oh good these stupid idiots
these little guys you oh you're keeping up with technology well
you know you're all going to be trans humanistic a dead people
go worship Kurtzweil
yeah, see where that gets you.
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I have not seen anything like this For show notes ever.
Now this is this is a Yeah. And you'll see on
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He's I think he's a student
is obviously codes a lot. They did see a guy like that or you
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I'd like to introduce him to my friend Ben. Some dude. Dude,
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I will point out to you that we've been, we've been at it for
an hour and 15 minutes. There's just too much to talk about. And
you're gonna say, when we're done too long, the show was too
long. But I don't know say that. I don't know what to do. I mean,
it's not like this show always originally started. As you and I
just shooting the breeze. And it was, you know, I was in London,
New York, San Francisco of like, half an hour, maybe once a week,
and then we started to record it. I just I'm never done
talking to me. I'm never done talking to you. Where
we have to, we have to tighten it up, I think.
But how this bit? I always want to I want to talk about that.
Ah, I mean, we could talk about the Google IO scam.
Oh, ours, okay. We're going to go in there. I was I was
actually doing work on the show, while you were watching the
Google IO presentations and then bitching to me, which is we
don't do as much as we used to over the messaging system.
Yeah, that's known as SMS. It's a newfangled
Yeah. newfangled messaging system. Somehow,
I think I think it's short messaging system is what I'd
call it, because it's like, it's very short,
tends to be and then what's give us your report? What do you
think? Well,
I had to laugh at the whole wearables. which believe me,
people, this is slave jewelry, do not fall for this wearable
scam, slave jewelry, and its slave jewelry, it is going to
this is just it. All it is is collecting data. Then in the
end, Google's business is selling this data, forget
advertising, they know what they're what they're what
they're doing. thing that I was not, which is one
LMA has high blood pressure. Yeah.
The thing I really am, I think is dangerous and is so typical.
A Google has introduced a Gmail API. And this is I believe,
these moves are never good. Because we have we have several,
but we have IMAP. And IMAP without a doubt has its
challenges I happen to be working with, with Dave Jones on
something with the freedom controller and IMAP right now,
which is why it's an interesting topic for me, they have now
created this API where you can make an OAuth first you're
authorized to author you could make a call to read a message or
send a message. So they essentially want to enable
developers to create new interfaces to Gmail, which a lot
of it consists of reading your email. Now, that's that's aside,
whatever. I don't like big companies who clearly,
essentially Google did this with RSS. They had reader and then
they said, you know, what, RSS is no good, everybody to g plus.
And we're just shutting it to everyone who was on Google
Reader. And although RSS is very important to the infrastructure
of the internet, and still is in use everywhere, as a news
delivery agent, it was killed. And now we have the Gmail API,
roughly, I might add very abruptly. So we have the Gmail
API, which of course, they can choose whenever to change
whenever they want to. But now you will have all these apps
because it's from a program from developer standpoint, it's a lot
easier to use the Gmail API. And by the way, Microsoft has an API
a REST API for their outlook, which is completely different.
And there you go. Now, nothing talks to each other. One of the
few things that you even though IMAP has its challenges, you
could pretty much use any email client and get into any email
system. So you know, I predict it's not hard to do. Google will
say, Oh, we're deprecating iMac. Go away. Everyone has to be on
the Gmail API. And this is never good. This is not how the
internet should be working. That saddens me, but I can't say that
they don't have the market because I think Gmail is very
big, but it's not friend. This is a do evil move.
Yeah, okay. I think you've made your point.
That was the Google I O conference, and a bunch of a
holes walking around with glass. Okay, great. Whoo. Morons.
Yeah, well, I don't get invited anymore.
Gee, I wonder why.
Don't know, what half was me actually.
What could it be?
The case they Yeah, the wearables is going nowhere
advice. MySQL, Jr. pointed out to the American public is that
First of doctors so why would they want to wear a bunch of
items that tell them their blood pressure their systolic and
whatever? Numbers and they're on the fly, because the beats per
minute because
they're being given this illusion of living like the
Jetsons, where I let me swipe my watch. Ah, time from my meeting
is a slave bracelet, swear to god, I gotta do this. I've gotta
go. Time for me to I've got to call this person. You're now
taking commands from your watch. Are you insane? I don't
understand. Why do people do that?
Insanity rules the roost. Okay. Anyway, and that's your report.
That's good enough.
That's all you need. Because that was very tedious. I found
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there was a lot in there your analysis
shopper dicer guy is selling your car selling a car well I
thought it was selling a chopper dicer or a blender right on one
of those late night shows called that but I didn't realize that
the cadence and pacing and the kind of the way you emphasize
certain words and the way he everything was missing he said
wait there's more Yeah. Which he kind of had in there rewritten.
I have never seen this tech not this technique of selling which
is the you know a couple of one of the guys die these they soap
guy the guy says this crazy soap that cleans everything. Yeah,
I've never seen this used for anything but but these kinds of
sleazy mailorder products I don't know maybe we can start
seeing you know Lexus commercials like
this. Well, you know, it works. This stuff. That's that's the
problem. Your attention
because of the because of the way he talks? I have
a I have a commercial by chance, which almost second where is it?
This is in response to our conversation about the kill
switch on the phone. Yeah. And I kind of I guess we kind of knew
this, but I've never really seen the advertisement because I
rarely watch television where I would see this which would be
probably a local spots from who knows.
One minute your car is right where you parked it the next
minute, it's gone. What do you do? Link is on the case as soon
as you file a report with the appropriate Police Department.
Once law enforcement locates the vehicle with the help of blue
link, they can actually reduce the engine power of the vehicle
to slow it down to safe levels. If the vehicle isn't being
driven, they can even immobilize the engine management system and
prevent the engine from starting. It's all possible with
the theft recovery features of Blue Lake
or the slave entrapment feature of Blue Link. Combatants comes
right
out of a science fiction movie, you know where the guy's driving
along and citizen stopped the vehicle and stop the vehicle or
we will stop the vehicle and
move. Your vehicle will now be slowed down to a safe speed. Do
not attempt to leave your vehicle citizen
which is where it's all leading. But I don't want my car to have
these capabilities. If somebody steals the cars they steal that
I do have other you know
whatever happened to low jack that was fine.
Yeah, they identify where the car is and that's that just find
it and you're done. I don't like the idea. There's room for old
car.
But just for y'all, you have a look at Google Plus, sometimes,
right? You must. Yeah.
Occasionally I get thrown into Google Plus. Because Google just
say, Well, I think you need to go here, boom, then I'm in
Google Plus,
you need to sucks, by the way, of course. But I like Google
Plus, because the ham radio community uses it a lot. And you
have these communities where people post crap about ham
radio. So the the alternative is the Yahoo groups, oh,
the old fashioned,
go to Yahoo, and try to go into a group now they say, Oh, you
have to have a public profile before you can join the group.
So I've been in Yahoo since 1998. About to create a public
profile. I know. That girl just got a little a sexier over there
to me, Marissa, they can create a public profile. All right. So
you should look at Mike Eleganz posts
before you go there. I mean, you mentioned her I'm going to kill
this a little aside here. The big stink recently. I don't know
what why, where this is coming. Yeah, I saw this too. So she was
here's what happened. And of course, the question remains,
she's got million of a million assistants. There's no excuse
for what happened, except for the fact that she's she's
notoriously tardy. She's late to our meetings with her and she'll
be in her office, but she won't see you. You have to sit, you
have to cool your heels for 45 minutes to an hour before you
get to see or even though you have an appointment at two
o'clock, you won't see at 315. So she had apparently of the big
advertising agencies, and I assume it's the big ones that
are all part of this. The big groups WPP and and ICANN, and
that's the only two there's nothing left. Well, there's
publicists. I think they're still doing something. I think
they're still independent on
public. No, I think they're owned by WPP. We look at
whatever the case is.
They had a bunch of the big shots. These guys don't fool
around. And they're also part of the all the public relations
agencies and the advertising agencies. So if they want to do
something to you, because they don't like your the or you
pissed them off. Let's put it again.
Let's put it this way. When I was still on advertising, if
John Ren from Omni comm wanted me to kiss his ass. Yes.
Yeah, whether
without tongue, John,
if the point is, is that she obviously irked these guys. And
so they put this this new story out that went national, she's
notorious for being late. But every local, they're all giving
her crap for being laid with missing a meeting because she
slept in, supposedly, which is bullcrap, too, because she's got
assistants, they wouldn't let her do that. You know that she'd
be they'd be knocking on the door, Marissa, wake up, you got
a meeting. So she's just, I don't know, blew him off.
I saw Dame Francine post on Google Plus, coincidentally, a
large tome about this. And she immediately says, this is about
the war on women. Women. Yeah, this is which I think is that's
how she interpreted it. If this were a man who wouldn't be
anything like that, whatever.
It had been worse.
got taken out of a CEO job
they're out to get her and where they are now. I think the media
is out to get her and I believe this is because there's jealousy
involved. Look at look at who she's hiring. The all that, you
know, she's got Katie Couric. She got the New York Times guy
she just got another investigative reporter she's
building up a stable of entertainment people who are
making a crapload of money. And all they got to do is blog
something apparently I don't see anything from any of these
people. David Pogue, I guess he writes some stuff, I think is
jealousy like, man if I didn't bring him in by the GAO? Would
they think they are when it cute? It's passed. And by the
way, when Terry someone was, was CEO of Yahoo key got crap all
the time for all kinds of stuff.
He was never at the office. My understanding he was always
going all the time in Beverly Hills showed up once a week. He
shouldn't get crap. And I think she should too. She's not, you
know, she's not being a good CEO by stiffen a bunch of
advertising. Executives. Those guys are the big ones. It's not
good for the company. Anyway, the point is, is that they I
think they're going after now until she she apologizes or
something. I have no idea how she's gonna get out.
Oh, there's a lot of that. But there's a who was it was the
actor was in Playboy magazine, and he said something to the
effect of the Jews run Hollywood.
Oh, yeah.
Of course. No, he actually wasn't Mel Gibson. No, it was
another one. Yeah, the guy was in Planet of the Apes. He
actually defended Mel Gibson. I think in the article. It's I
don't care, whatever. I don't care about real other things to
do.
That was a real news item. Sorry. Yeah.
No, don't do that. I'm gonna call him. That was not okay.
Shouldn't do that too often. Let's talk about agenda 21. A
couple of now that the Telegraph in the UK I love how no one here
would get away with it in a major publication. Title of the
headline, the scandal of fiddled the global warming data and
accuses NOAA and NASA and the US HC at the GIS as everyone
fiddling the data, and therefore creating the scam of climate
change, which is going to affect people for decades. I love how
they just get to do that. But then we have the who posted
this, we had a bipartisan report, which came out the end,
this is all part of this is a big push. Now the President is
doing this whole climate change, push. And he hasn't he released
a progress report. And then of course, it's everything's well
timed. Because this is what these guys are doing. They're
working on his legacy, instead of, you know, trying to stop the
floodgates of this sort of the C drive. And dude named Ben, they
climate change could cost the United States hundreds of
billions of dollars by the year 2100. So they're just writing
whatever they want. I mean, that's easy. Yeah, in the year
2100, people will have three legs, you can do anything you
want.
In the year 2100.
There is an interesting lawsuit was a lawsuit that screw that. I
don't want to talk about that here. I played this bid from the
President. So he was
where he's Oh,
to get where he was. If you do not believe in the manmade
global warming, which I think John, you and I are in agreement
on that we also do not think it should be called carbon
pollution. We went from global warming to climate change to
carbon pollution, which is not should not be the same as carbon
dioxide, which is now a deadly poisonous gas. So I guess when
I'm kissing some my wife, I should not exhale because she
might die from the carbon pollution. Don't breathe in my
face. And hear this, I was dumbfounded by this ditty from
him.
It's pretty rare that you encounter people who say that
the problem of carbon pollution is not a problem. You've all you
know, in most workplaces, etc. When you talk to folks, they may
not know how big a problem they may not know exactly how it
works. They may doubt that we can do something about it. But
generally they don't just say no, I don't believe anything
scientists say. Except where? And Congress?
Ah, hold on a second. You mean the representatives of the
people? Wouldn't that mean from a constitutional standpoint?
Would that not mean that the people are in disagreement?
Because if it doesn't, then every single one of Congress
should be taken out back thrown in stocks and or shot. Why am I
missing the point of Congress that you now separated the
United States from their representatives? That's not
okay.
Is it this is a just a slam at the Republicans is it due to
that audience they all know it's all code. Oh, wait code for the
Republican idiots Oh, wait.
And Congress folks will tell you climate change is a hoax or a
fad or a plot to liberal flat.
I like this. He's not he's not using the conspiracy theory.
He's using liberal plot. I like that. I like that too. Yeah,
like it's it's a new one. I like it. We should keep it in there.
Yeah.
And then most recently, because many who say that actually know
better and they're just embarrassed. They ducked the
quest they they did they?
I'm not a scientist. Which really translates into I accept
that. manmade climate change is real. But if I say so out loud,
I will be run out of town by a bunch of fringe elements that
think science. Climate science is a liberal plot. So I'm going
to just pretend like I don't know I can't read the sciences
and
the sciences.
Okay, well while you're playing You That was horrible.
Yes, it is very it is not okay. I agree.
You're watching that. I'm watching a breakfast meeting
Christian Science Monitor with our old friend Mike Rogers. Ah,
yes.
Mike Rogers soon to be disc jockey.
Now I, by the way, I was watching this with Mimi. And I
was just watching this it was him, Mike Rogers is sitting
around talking about al Qaeda and all the rest of it here.
We're just playing one of these clips. This let's play. And I'll
tell you, I was gonna say, play Mike Rogers, they're all al
Qaeda minded background is the background or this kind of
thing. He's asking and doing a q&a at over breakfast with the
staff of the Christian Science Monitor.
So there's no clear line yet between ISIS and AQAP? Is it Is
this just sort of, we can speculate that they may work
together?
Well, we know that they have they've had, they all have
relationships, they have had interim intermediary exchanges,
we know that. Remember, once they were decertified, they
became they decided they were gonna go their own direction.
Again, their goals and intentions are exactly the same,
there isn't a fraction of a difference. The tactics of how
they get there may have been different. And it's our Harry's
position with them was, if I can't control you, I'm not going
to have you as part of our group. And he did that primarily
because being part of a queue gets you financing it gets you
status, it gets you recruits. What I think he underestimated
is that these folks were winning on the battlefield. And when
you're winning on the battlefield, that in and of
itself attracts other jihadist because they want to be a part
of the winning team, if you will. And so they're the same,
they're exactly the same. They still have this kind of funny
respect for each other again, I'd look at as to when they have
a difference, they'll fight you. But when there's mutual benefit,
there'll be together and it's really the same kind of thing.
There they are al Qaeda minded, no different. They want to
establish the caliphate, they will use all the tools and
political violence to do it.
Oh, hold on a second. You just threw that at me? I wasn't ready
for that.
You should have been Yeah. Okay.
There's one little segment here. And then I'm gonna give it just
a little bit of a interim analysis. But play this clip.
This is the Mike Rogers telling the truth assessment. This is
where he describes what was going on before we were where we
are today with this ISIS group before and then the way he
summarizes it is one of those moments where somebody's telling
the truth. Got by accident accent Yeah. And you got to
listen, because it and to be honest about it, I watched this
clip this I bought, it wasn't again, one of those moments
where all you didn't hear it until you just heard it instead
of watch them
to those conclusions or so. It was very clear to me that years
ago ISIL, or isI s was pulling up in a dangerous way, building
training camps, recruiting in Jordan, drawing in jihadists
from around the world, we saw all of that happening. Then we
get to remember we talked for a long time, nothing happened to
disrupt that. Then we saw them cross the border and go into to
Fallujah, nothing happened. That was six, three months ago. So
some notion that we didn't, we wouldn't have seen this coming
means that you weren't paying attention to the intelligence
that was afforded us. Now, you know, could they have come up
and said, Hey, this is let me go and give you the flu update
night? Maybe? Maybe not. But nothing happened when they
crossed the border. Nothing happened when they took flu.
Nothing happened when they took mozal. Nothing happened when
they took to credit. And then they said, Oh, we got a problem.
Right. I don't know. I think that is really an unfair
assessment of what we knew, and how we watched it develop.
Okay. Tell me what you've
heard. He said it was an unfair assessment that the whole thing
that he just said
was was bullcrap. Bullet trap. Yeah. Yes. Essentially
what he said. And by the way, he goes on and on with more stuff.
I'm not going to play all these clips now. But the kicker, which
makes zero sense, is this one here just play the Mike Rogers
Part Three kicker.
Because of the potential now, did we know they're going into
Iraq? I'm not sure. But they clearly want they want Lebanon.
Oh, a part of the West Clarke seven.
So he, but he goes through this long explanation, but all this
intelligence, and then he says, Did we know they were going into
Iraq and then he says we don't know. Well, wait a minute.
That's that. completely opposite of what you just said. About we
saw him do this. We saw him do that they were building up
there. Making camps. They're gonna they went to Iraq. And
they did. Yeah, they knew. Anyway, this guy's annoying. I
got it. So anyway, so I'm watching this, this is the point
I wanted to get to. And he also talked about the no fly list,
which was just, he should be ashamed of himself for that. And
we do have that clip. But so I'm watching this and I'm thinking
to myself, self, this guy self, this guy, they've got something
on him and they want him out.
Oh, yeah. Oh, no.
Don't go from this particular job they had of the Intel. This
is the plum job.
And he's, and he's going, yeah, we've been looking at Kaiser
Alexander is making a million dollars a month reportedly, in
consulting Wall Street firms against cyber attacks.
And Rogers could be in one of these groups easily. But no, he
gets a job as a DJ, like you said, which I'm sure was like,
Okay, well, you've got to know I mean, he says, maybe he's gay.
And he's always with little boys, or there's some little
thing going on with this guy that they can't put up with
anymore. And I I'm looking at him, he does have a he does I
don't see the little boy thing, but he does have a certain look
to Him. But it had to go like this. You We got you, you know,
you're tokers, it's good. It's a drug dealing? I have no idea.
But there's something he did that interesting, irked the CIA.
And they said, We're taking you out of this job, you are
quitting.
And we got a nice gig. Well, I can go
with as a consultant. No, you're not going to even be in the
business anymore. We're getting you a job as a as a TV or a
radio guy in a local station. You get your normal stipend
you're getting Yeah, that's where you're working. You're
working there. And that's where you're gonna go you're not going
to go work for a short dollar for any of these other
characters. You're not going to do what the guy the NSA did.
You're not going to get any of that. So this is what we're
getting. So I can't get a job like that. I don't know
anything. I know. I've never worked on a radio station. Don't
worry about it. We got you the job already. Huh? Because
there's no way you're gonna get that in your Congressman. I
don't care who he is. He's not going to go waltzing into some
radios are showing me cancer. So I'd like to get a talk job.
Yeah, got a ticket. screw yourself, where does it talk
jobs? Have you had none? They're not going to give you that job.
I don't care if you're a congressman. So you so they had
to skid the wheat or, you know, oil the skids for this guy. He's
out for a reason. The thing is what that reason is, could be
anything.
Hmm. Well, it's it makes sense. I mean, it's it's almost like,
you know, you're your big celebrity on MTV, and all of a
sudden you doing a podcast? I mean, it's kind of similar.
You're ousted? You're You're ousted from the mainstream
somehow. Hmm. So that's
has to because why this guy? And he says they talk about it. He
talks about it with some law, mentees? Well, I worked with the
FBI and and I was in the army or something. He apparently has a
government guy been working for the government all his life. And
he says, I've been doing all these things, including his
being a soldier and being in the FBI. 28 years total. I don't
know how long he was in Congress, I think six to I don't
know, maybe 1012 the most. And he ends up with this plum job
which has got to be one of the greatest job is the committee
head of the Intelligence Group. And which and they you know,
they dog these guys to make sure that they're on you know, they
can have a communist in the in that group, they have to put up
with a they can talk to him, or, you know, Putin supporters not
going to be in that committee. And I don't know what it is, but
then something happened because there's no way I was looking at
watching them I said, Why would you give up this job? It's a
gym. Yeah, you're on TV.
Oh, you would have to run for reelection then obviously, that
was not going to happen because of the the gay thing or the drug
thing or whatever. He's being blackmailed with Yeah, so that's
they want him out and of course really interesting who's going
to come in his stead
I don't know whether the head of the committee will be the
interesting guy to check out right right but ya know, cuz I
just can't I mean, we I don't want to just you know, defame to
the guy who Oh, we, although we can do it on this show. And he's
a Nazi. Yeah. Because we don't have suits telling us you can't
do that. He's a sitting congressman. But there's this
guy is not going to quit this job. He's just not going to.
It's just it makes zero sense. It's too much fun.
Speaking of replacements, again. Diane Sawyer no longer host of
ABC World News Tonight.
I know this hurts you deeply.
It does because I love her as, as a professional as a woman as
a peer.
She actually does a very good job of interviewing.
I've always been a fan. Yeah. She is being replaced by and
this is ties into what you just said David Muir. Who is? I don't
think he's out but he is gay. He's lived with his boyfriend
forever. But if you go to the David Muir wiki pedia and I
don't care if I don't want to out people. But it says he has
never been the Wikipedia is like code. He has never been married
and lives in New York. David Muir Yeah. And mqr
What does he look like? Do I know what he looks
like? clean cut guy, you know? Oh, this guy. But of course now
we have
is, you know, gay or not gay. This guy is way too glib. Well,
I'm not gonna get any. Any. Anyone? Ah,
I make a prediction. Okay, big coming out.
Do they think is because it Don over there a diamond lemon.
Let's match that game. Well, hello.
Have you seen the NFL thing? It's like, every one year the
soccer player. The UN says, Oh, you're a soccer player. Come out
and tell us you're gay at the Games. The I predict. The United
Nations said gay soccer players should come out at the World Cup
to let everyone know it's okay.
You get some action in Brazil.
I'm just that cynical that I believe
this. That is the most cynical thing you said for a while
the guy is a drip. Although some of my gay friends think he's six
A. But I don't see it.
It's got kind of a horse face. He's a very John Kerry shaped
head.
Well, I think the code was I can get behind that guy. Like, okay,
thank you. So they won't see the horse face. That's just a
prediction. We'll just keep your eye on the prediction. Now I put
in the book, actually, please do a big gay story. And he will
come out as gay and it'll be great for the ratings. And of
course now we have three white men hosting our news at night.
That's diversity for you people. Yeah, well, and since you now
twice have said in the show. Well, you were doing that only
once or twice twice. Okay. Twice that
that this bugs you? And by the way it was before you go on to
that I got one quick clip. Because we you mentioned soccer.
We got the soccer update.
Yes. Lovely.
So the heads up the quarter kick for Uruguay. One nothing final
other winners Columbia, Greece. And it was England and Costa
Rica. Going Nil. Nil. Nil nil Nil.
Nil nil game. How exciting.
Anyway, okay.
I do want to remind everybody that read there's only one
reason why soccer never football never caught on in America.
There is no place for the commercials. What they've done
now. They have the you'll see the signs. They're electronic.
And so they change and funny. But that's the that's the only
reason why
I've been to soccer games and is that you actually use you get to
watch the whole game from beginning to end with a little
break in the middle. And there's none of this bull crap. Stop the
game. Play five minutes of commercials with the TV audience
starting the game again. Yeah,
okay. So I've been following of course, next to the IRS, the
other I word as Iraq, or as we had been taught to say Iraq and
a couple things going on. I'm gonna give you a rundown on
that. I got a couple of clips to play. So John Kerry, watermelon
head douchebag no good for nothing. Yalie neocon war
mongering, horrible man went to Baghdad. And if you look at the
pictures, this is very funny. He isn't that he's in the
helicopter. This is how egotistical and how much of a
show this really is. But how egotistical he is. So there's
all these pictures of Carrie in the helicopter with the assumed
Marines getting out of the helicopter. Everybody is in full
on flak jackets combat gear with their helmet on. Carry in not a
single picture does he have his helmet on? And I know why. All
you have to look at look up is Dukakis helmet. Because Can you
imagine what that would that head looks like wear the helmet
on top. The will they will be the brunt of jokes forever. So
he forgoes his personal safety, which I believe is probably not
that much in peril in Baghdad to to look the look the part, total
PR
that's a good guy. Give me a 10 on now and that's a good call. I
never thought of it. Oh, so that's exactly what it is. And
you know what that also indicates? He wants to run for
president now they're shot at Oh, absolutely. This Biden and
Carrie and Clinton and Elizabeth Warren those are the forefront
What
do you know Carrie makes the most sense. I mean, if you want
to Now continue killing brown people in sand and be the
winner.
Well, the Kerry could easily put his creds up against Hillary
and, and, and on paper look like the better candidate, but he is
such a horrible dud as a douche. And then Hillary at least has
some a little bit of spark. But he's Elizabeth Warren that's got
all them. She's got the energy. And she matches the model better
because we're like, yeah, the depression and then the last.
Yeah, whatever. Okay, fine. Elizabeth Warren great. But you
know what, we're all gonna be dead if she becomes president.
So good returns. Then I looked at this 300 mean that and I've
seen this now pop up, where I actually read some blogs where
someone says the Spartan Obama Spartan number two, the 300 has
very histo has a lot of historical significance. 300
Spartans.
It's also making it's also a reference to the movie that just
the new version is 300 And part two, yes, hello, Hollywood.
Hello,
Hollywood. We got the 300. But the New York Times that into
that 2007. Bush was said 300 is a magical number. It really is.
It is a it's a three, it would have been 330 would have been
better. But the 300 Spartans has huge historical significance.
And of course, hello, Hollywood, we have the movie. So none of
that is coincidental. I've been paying attention to the
Institute for the Study of war. Of course, Kim, Kim Kagan, our
girl we love the Kim. And here, they are watching they do little
chart the update every single day. The three the four areas
where they believe ISIS, the Islamic State, in our Psalm will
create problems at tough, which is a major border crossing. Abu
Kamal, that's actually the main crossing between Iraq and Syria.
This is where they were that 2008 CIA raid was killed a whole
bunch of people remember the helicopter gunning people down?
Yep. And then the most important one, I think, from my
perspective, your Yahoo BIA, which is the gateway for the say
home pipeline. So be on the lookout for those three areas to
erupt to erupt in a mobilization plot. The New York Times they
propagate the sectarian war theme with this is actually
quite disgusting. But of course, it's the New York Times, Middle
East questions rebels used to tell Sunni from Shiite the UK
and this is kind of a like in the Second World War, they'd be
like, who run who won the 1932 World Series? And if you didn't
know the answer, then of course you were you are German you get
shot. So that's what they're doing that what kind of music do
you listen to? Me This is? It's crazy. They're really trying to
show this, this phony baloney. Of course, there is sectarian,
sectarian issues but phony baloney thing about the Sunnis
and the Shias. And it's and their differences are like well,
they pray a little differently. And really, you think that this
that's what this is all about? We that stupid? Apparently, yes.
Then we have we've got to start promoting help with the
promotion of these horrible, horrible ISIS, which are
sometimes called Syrian rebels. Now they're recruiting teams, a
teens or children, says Human Rights Watch, which is mainly
funded by the United States State Department. So they're
horrible. They're getting child soldiers. Be on the lookout for
that. Kony 2000. And diplomats now calling on Tony Blair, to
either step up or get out as a Peace envoy, of course, the
worst person you can have in anywhere. And you're kidding,
and here is President Obama on which he continues to call ISIS
and the threats,
how urgent of a threat to the American people.
He's ISIS. I think it's fair to say that their extreme ideology
poses a medium and long term threat,
the medium and long term threat. What does that even mean?
I have no idea why I'd say that
my job is nothing this guy says without reasonable
threat. There are a lot of groups out there that probably
have more advanced immediate plans directed against the
United States that we have to be on constant guard for Think
about an organization like this is that typically when they
control territory, because they're so violent because
They're so extreme over time the local populations reject them.
We've seen that time and time again.
Yeah. Okay. So clearly extreme, and we've got to do something
about it with our anti terrorism Partnership Fund. The end, the
President signed a little notice that, of course, no one really
takes any note of which is he Mc What is the actual the habit
here somewhere, he was an executive order regarding the
reporting. The reporting under Section 1206 B of the NDAA 2014.
And I, of course, went in and took a look at it, what it what
is, and he's, he's deferring that reporting to watermelon had
Kerry. Congress established section section 1206 is a
flexible funding mechanism. I wish I had one of those at home
a. That's what that's what my kid always thinks I have a
flexible funding mechanism my pants in order to provide the US
government with a means to respond rapidly to emerging and
some would say urgent threats to US security, including threats
to the security of US military forces, that would pose to
greater risk if left unattended. First established as a pilot
program, section 1206 authority is subject to continuous
congressional scrutiny by guide like Mike Rogers issues range
from the specific questions about the effectiveness of
section 1206 programs and whether it should be expanded or
limited to the broader questions of whether DoD should retain its
own ti any authority, which it gives us transportation and
entertainment. Does that hookers and trucks I guess so and
whether it should be reconsidered in the context of
broader security assistance reform? So I believe what
happens here is the President has given the authority to John
Kerry. And this is, according to presidential directive 23, which
I looked up, you're not allowed to see presidential directive 23
That is classified. So they have a fact sheet about presidential
directive 23. So we, we don't know, we don't really know what
it is. But it pertains to this acronym, which is security
sector assistance. This is how we bring in the advisors and
consultants. This is how the money is going to flow. It's 2.2
billion that we have, it'll be 5 billion to companies to go kill
brown people on our behalf.
And prison is a secret directive. Yes. Yeah.
Wow. The definition of security sector assistance, the security
sector, this is the fact sheet, it's not the actual
document, which means the important parts left out. Do you
think
the security sector is composed of those institutions to include
partner governments and international organizations?
What does that Human Rights Watch? Greenpeace who knows that
have the authority to use force to protect both the state and
its citizens at home or abroad. So this gives international
organizations the authority to use force to protect the state
and its citizens at home or abroad, to maintain
international peace and security and to enforce the law and
provide oversight of those organizations and forces.
We've deputized Greenpeace
or Friends of the Earth, I think is a new one I'm looking at
them. It includes both military and civilian organizations, and
personnel operating at the International regional, national
and sub national levels. security sector actors include
state security and law enforcement providers,
providers, providers, right providers of that governmental
security, and justice management and oversight bodies, civil
society, institutions responsible for border
management. These are all commercial companies, not
government, customs and civil emergencies and non state
justice and security providers. security sector assistance
refers to the policies, programs, then activities the
United States uses to engage with foreign partners safety,
safety, safety, be afraid goals. Here are the principal goals of
the of this billions of dollars given to people who take no
oath. They have guns and some kind of phony baloney uniforms.
Help partner nations build sustainable capacity to address
common security challenges, disrupt and defeat transnational
threats. The hell promote partner support for US
interests. pipelines, promote universal values such as good
governance,
rule of law governance at the end of a gun. That's right,
strengthened collective security and multinational defense
arrangements and organizations that just again Good idea of
where this is all taking place. I have the overview of where the
money is being spent. And it was crazy to read this. And I have
the countries and in some, I'll tell you what were what is being
provided. This is not. So these are commercial companies,
Burkina Faso, where the hell is that?
It's out there, out there and I think it's in the middle of
nowhere Africa,
okay. counterterrorism capability enhancement logistics
company baroody. We have mobility support company,
National Defence Force, advanced infantry development in shard we
have logistic companies in Kenya Special Operations regiment,
counterterrorism capability, aircraft and ISR capability. AI
as far as intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance.
Nice you're gonna hear more about this one is
all about China.
Yes, it is in fact to kick the Chinese out Libya Special
Operations Forces support company. So this is this, the
commercial companies Mauritania, logistics support package for
counterterrorism aircraft and intelligence intelligence
surveillance, reconnaissance capability. Niger air airlock
logistics Tunisia, maritime security, Uganda, tactical
unmanned aerial systems, capability drones, Bulgaria. I'm
not going to tell you what's in Croatia, Czech Republic,
Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta,
Poland, Romania, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Lebanon, Yemen. All
your money going to contractors to protect our interests, and
which is making sure the pipelines are running and to
kill people who are brown. Now, next actor Dianne Feinstein
while you were watching Mike Rogers, who was on the way out,
I was watching Dianne Feinstein. And this woman brings on a meme
fest with Candy Crowley Well,
obviously we know about ISIS. We've seen its developments in
Syria. We're aware of the fact that they are recruiting
fighters in Europe. There have been arrests in Spain, France
and Germany. They've tried to assassinate the head of security
in Beirut. And they were responsible for the killing of
three or four people at a Brussels synagogue. They are
vicious. They have killed 1000s of people. They have cut off
heads. Oh no. They've cut off heads. They are a rage. I'm
cutting off the heads when it gets better. Oh, and they are a
rage
bunch. And I knew they were a brutal.
They are a brutal bunch. John, I heard that that brutal bunch
of Iraq could be taken over so quickly. Did we see that coming?
I would have to say no.
She also didn't see it coming. How is this possible?
But I think
we just heard Mike Rogers said that they're briefed and briefed
and briefed and briefed and they've been administration that
democratic administration did nothing about it but everyone
saw it coming but she didn't see
it coming we couldn't know it's a real wake up call and it
should even see more than he sees no but she's nothing
nothing.
They are a wage bunch and it knew they were a brutal did we
know that that third of Iraq could be taken over so quickly.
Do we see that coming?
I would have to say scripted.
Zhao, hello, CNN dude.
But I think it's a real wake up call for the United States.
Because they do want to develop the caliphate. Oh, they do want
to and they now have just about destroyed the border with Syria.
I think the President is doing the right thing is being a bit
circumspect, T
circumspect. What does that even mean?
Not doing the right thing.
This and this is what this is about. This is about turning
Obama into a war monger. And he's, he's gonna have to go he's
gonna have to do it. And then he is he is now killing people. And
this is what it's about to position him to be the guy to
pull the trigger after
being thoughtful. I think we're building our so called ISR
assets. So that some
that's the intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance
assets. We're building them with your taxpayer money
in pointed action can be taken. But But I think the most
important thing that I can say today is that the Iraqi state as
a state is in danger, that there is a limited period period of
time that Ayatollah Ali Sistani and his message Ah that we
cannot repeat the mistakes of the past that this Iraqi
Government net newly reorganizing,
newly reorganizing pay attention, new words for regime
change has
to move and develop a coterie of leaders that can quickly reach
out and reconcile or else he here we're in the middle of a
major Sunni Shia war is my whole
Yes, though. It's,
I have a couple of just simple questions. Now these guys, Mike
Rogers said this, I went to bed to get back from from our little
segue coming up, I want to play in some more clips. Now. The
question is, do they when these guys is ISIS group was setting
up shop supposedly in eastern Syria? area, which is, was not
controlled by the Syrian government?
The jihadi Disneyland? You mean, the
jihadi Disneyland? Exactly. They had they had these training
camps put together? Yes. Now we have drones. And we knew about
these training camps. Why didn't we just drone that do it all
over Pakistan? We identify these guys out of the blue, they're in
the middle of nowheres Ville,
why would we draw? No guys? Where's
the stand?
Why would we drone the guys that we trained in Jordan to cause
this? This verbalization?
I'm just asking the question, because it seems to me that
somebody should bring this up. Even though we're cynically
bringing it up, because you just said, Did you know that we're
behind it all? Why didn't somebody bring it up as an issue
as a topic as something to say, what why don't we do this or
that? They never do that? Well, I'll bring their hands and then
they go, Oh, God, what are we going to do now? We got to get
rid of Maliki and that's the solution to everything.
Yes. And this is this is exactly what is going to happen molecule
will go under regime but under reorganization, she she's she
has a better word for it, which is a better word for the minute,
you're gonna pivot. Now you'll hear the term. Well, so the ISIS
what they're calling ISIS is synonymous with the Syrian
rebels that we were funding and training in Jordan. I have in
the show notes six to nine or.no agenda notes.com. But I have
links to their Spiegel, who has the training of the rebels in
Jordan. We knew that they had 1200 people that the Free Syrian
Army and cancer got the Guardian reporting on this Reuters
reporting, reporting on this. This is well known, but you are
now watching and it's hard. It's even hard for me sometimes to
believe that the news media is completely scripted, compromised
and lying. But it's it's clear. I mean, they're not telling the
truth. They just aren't. And Finkelstein here. Let's throw
some fear into people, please.
Is the ISIS an immediate threat? To us Homeland Security.
Now is that tell me is this Candace Candy Crowley, who's
getting Dianne Feinstein for 20 minutes? Does she sit at home
pooping on the toilet? And this is her question. This is her
question. Of which loud answer is obvious.
The real answer is bold. No. Well,
well, yeah, exactly. ISIS
an immediate threat to us Homeland Security.
Well, I believe that can be I believe that the recruiting in
Europe there's no question in these three places Spain
Germany.
Now this is the second time she's bringing up Spain and
Germany. Hello, Germany.
Be careful. Yeah, I will. Let me say something. Like
ah, did you see something if you see something, say something?
In fact, I did. I saw Mike Rogers say the same thing. Do
you have actually targeting Germany clip Do you have a clip?
I it's in one of these long clips and I don't know which one
it is. We'll pull it out. But just take my word for this.
Actually know Mike Rogers on the no fly zone. the no fly list,
which we'll play in a little while. I think it's in there.
Right? Same thing is Germany. He says when I got national pet he
got passport from Germany. That guy's gonna go to Germany and
now we can waltz in the United States. In fact,
we have a term for this. We have a term for this. Passport
terrorists
replaces Spain Germany, the number of passport fighters
passport fighters, passport fighters.
We know there are at least 100 Americans that have gone to the
yurina to fight who have an American passport who are going
to try to get back we know that they can go back to the European
country and if it's a visa waiver country come right into
the United States okay. So
your as your as the program was Staying in this little Breakfast
Week. So let me just this is the question that comes to mind. We
are going to restrict visa restrict access from Germany or
the EU to the United States. That's what the end result would
which what they're all saying, in such a way. Yeah, gives them
an excuse it, why are we going to do this? Is it just for the
fees? So we pay for, you know, because we gotta get don't have
enough money? What is the point? Well? Well, you can't say well,
and and stop talking, I'm thinking
multiple things. One, Germany, is there a little too big for
their britches, and I believe there is a movement amongst the
Neo cons. The Kagan's the new Romans The carries, to put them
in their place, those gas chamber people. There's a there
is, there is something about Germany, that is some other
proof of that, that the Neo cons are not liking and that has to
do with of course, the, you know, the Ukraine and Russia,
etc. They're doing business with Russia, big businesses related
to the oh, okay, because this is related to the NSA stuff, too,
which was targeting the Germans Merkel. And so we get the
Germans being targeted by the NSA. Now we're making all this
noise about these passport terrorists going through always
mostly Germany. They're talking about Spain. They do mention she
mentioned them once, but ever but Rogers's, Germany, Germany,
Germany, the Germans are screwing us out of the screwing
with the Russians kind of thing, because they get all the
pipelines are coming through Germany, and then they're
embedded with the Russians. And we're and we still and so all
boils down. I hate to say it right back to Snowden. Your
pipelines? You got your Snowden
this is where I think we need to build our intelligence to see
that we can disrupt the plot in this country before it happens,
because there will be plots to kill Americans.
Ah, there will be plots to kill Americans. A liberal plot?
Probably. So yes, you're right. This is the ESTA visa system.
This I believe you're right. It will be clamped down on perhaps
for the entire EU. But it seems like people from Spain and
Germany will be denied easy access.
Now,
down to the final
assault of nothing when it comes to terrorists, but it will.
Yeah, it will
make your life difficult. But yeah, and I think Dianne
Feinstein, I think she just gets off on it. But I think she it
makes her horny.
I have power. That is not a pretty thought.
What is the US contingency plan
contingency plan? What is the definition of a contingency
plan, John?
In case of emergency break glass,
what is the US contingency plan for this? That candidly, I don't
know what oh,
well, thanks. You're running the show. And you have no break
glass plan to
us contingency plan is for a complete takeover of Syria and
Iraq. I do know that what we're on the foot of is a major Sunni
Shia war. So the question comes,
don't say anything about Snowden or pipelines. But its Sunni Shia
war.
What John Kerry is doing is important. He's in Cairo.
Hopefully he's going to meet with
Oh, yeah, by the way, he handed out to half a billion dollars to
see see they're $500 million. Was it 5 billion maybe was
billions.
was well, we only give me three or 4 billion a year. So it
probably be some pitons.
me just hold on. I have it here. I haven't had show notes. us
unlock some military aid $575 million.
The was Qatar with Saudi Arabia are friends with other Sunni
nations and say, Look, we need your help. At the same time. I
think and this is my view that we should be talking with Iran
after realize Sunnis are in the majority in the world. And the
Shia now with the mobilization of Muqtada solders mock of the
army.
Whoa, what that guy's back now.
We had this is never ends. This
is great. This is Moqtada al solder, and his Mahdi Army.
And either way, as somebody pointed out on one of these
shows, where's the Arab League?
Good point.
Where's the Arab League?
I don't know. That part of the al Qaeda army I don't know. At
the height the mighty armies pop up popularity was strong enough
to influence local government the police in cooperation with
Su The Iraqis and their supporters. The group was
popular amongst Iraqi police forces national independent
cadre is an elite party that ran in 2005. Iraqi election was
closely linked with the army. This disbanded it but now she
Feinstein is talking like that just back. And indeed, We have
NBC and
they gotta get the band.
Hey, man, we're getting the band back together. The headline anti
us cleric Moqtada al sada retake stage amid Iraq turmoil, they
are doing anything they can.
That will be 10s of 1000s Shiite fighters kicking around the
verge of something very serious
can be in rock crap math payloads.
And I think we have to meet it. I think our allies have to help
us. And I think Iran can play a major role in moving out Mala
key in
Kenya Crowley's coffin or lungs.
She's got acid reflux issues, oh, really
developing a reconciliation government. That is if there is
the desire to maintain a rock as a state. No know,
the Supreme Leader in Iran has said the US needs to stay out of
this block. He can handle this. Iraqi troops can handle this,
how much credence should we give them?
Well, I think we should stay out of it right now. I think the
reconciliation has to be done reconciliation.
That's it. That reconciliation new term for sorry, Buster
regime change?
Well, I think we should stay out of it right now. I think the
reconciliation has to be done through a new government in
Iraq. And it has to be effective. We've got to keep the
Kurds we've got to enable them to have some share of oil, get
outstanding tax receipts, do those kinds of things. And outs
what what's what? Listen to this sounds like our 51st
state or some tax receipts why outstanding
tax? Oh
my god, bro, that but what the hell would she
we've got to keep the Kurds we've got to enable them to have
some share of oil, get outstanding tax receipts.
Now, this is interesting. She is literally saying pipelines, we
have to make sure the Kurds get their share of oil, which is now
going directly to Israel and some of it to Turkey, but a lot
of it by Israel to Europe, we've got
to keep the Kurds we've got to enable them to
keep the Kurds it's you saying it's
up some share of oil, get outstanding tax receipts, do
those kinds of things. And I think there has to be Sunni
participation in the government. Otherwise, it's a real problem.
Okey dokey. There you go. Shall we
learn about receipts
job? Sorry, do you want to take a little break? But
I would think that we take a break. Okay. But Jonah, Imagine
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On the Home winemakers occasionally make world class
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It is so delicious.
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It's hard to do that. It's not as hard if you know what you're
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Did they make any wine worth worth drinking?
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politicians. So now that it's a huge scandal, they may have to
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But that would usually be us. If someone's trying to destabilize
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releasing details of secretly recorded conversations between
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excerpts of a conversation between the foreign minister
Brad Sikorsky and former finance minister jetset.
The Polish Government has indirectly confirmed the
authenticity of the conversations which you're
talking about where we hear the foreign minister calling his
country's alliance with America worthless. And during the
conversation. Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorsky gets quite
vulgar describing Warsaw's relationship to Washington in
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the actual word he used was blow job with Poland his always blow
in America we don't get anything in return except the pearly
necklace. Yes, so this is this is not there's all kinds of
stuff going on. And
this is like new Nudelman saying you know that what's the outcome
she's still in a job
because she is part of the the team she's on the team so we
have now the EU wanting a stronger military industry which
means EU army which is coming the one thing that they say oh,
we'll never have a European army Well, there you go. That didn't
we have to have one or they won't war won't break out.
The Dutch will be sending more troops Afghanistan for the NATO
mission. Albania, Albania now on deck being considered Word for
membership,
brother. Huh?
Well, and Albania of course is uniquely qualified to be a part
of the blockade against Russia.
Yes. Good. Good spot.
Very good spot. And then there's a lot of just complete fear
mongering about ISIS and, and the Brits, man they are. Well,
okay, here is the BBC interviewing an actor as far as
I'm concerned. But it's an angry Muslim man. And this is, this is
the passport fighters that Finkelstein and Roger hammer.
Oh, it's Roger Steven Finkel. Heimer. had been talking about
think these wars, they're killing all these innocent
people for nothing.
This is supposed to be an angry Muslim man, but I believe it's
an actor. I think they should be killed.
Everyone should be treated equally. And people aren't being
treated equally. And it's wrong. I don't know what's going on.
But it needs to be stopped.
You've seen an incredibly angry, it's making me upset.
Yes, am I very angry, it's like a bad radio play very bad radio
play and listen to the whole different ambiance of the
recording. Even with her Mike and his mother
aren't being treated equally. And it's wrong. I don't know
what's going on. But it needs to be stopped.
You seem incredibly angry.
It's making me upset because i Hello, editing 101 I live here,
but I might have family back there. And they're getting
killed for no reason. It makes me very upset. My family are
from Pakistan, but we live in England. But I'm just giving you
an example. If my family were living in Syria, I want to go
there and kill them people makes me angry at the same time.
He's not even a very good actor.
But now we'll go out on the streets because of course, we're
very, very frightened of the ISIS. And the ICs are going to
come and they're plotting to kill Britain's
Yeah, go can you stop for a second? Because I would make
this bed. And I'd make it here and I'd make it there too. If
you actually did go on on the streets and you didn't have
these you know, you didn't have to go through a million people
to find one guy. You could go from person to person asking
what do you think about ISIS and they would go What do you mean?
I send my Scott ice beer. I don't like ice and the beer ice
is nice is not good. Ice is not good. ISIS, ISIS ice is
not ice is you mean DJ ISIS?
I mean, that's you wouldn't get nobody.
Well, well listen to boo. Now that sounds like this is a real
person. It's only one of course. But she is being propagated and
held up to get everyone into the program because obviously, ISIS
threat justifies greater surveillance powers in the UK.
Oh, that is obvious. This is a sense. This is according to
what's his name? The defense secretary Liam Fox.
Yes, right. Right. Right.
Let me see what he says. Britain, security services may
need to be given greater powers of surveillance to monitor
extremists from ISIS. Excuse me. When they return home to Britain
from Iraq and Syria. The former Defense Secretary Liam Fox said
I'm sorry, former. A majority of people accept that an
ideological battle means that authorities will need greater
powers to intercept the communications of extremists. By
I think the Britons will be all in on this.
Surely they can they can be checked to see what they've been
looking at before they go and the conversations that they've
been having. And this is a big controversial area because that
means snooping. And, you know, the common law says look, if you
haven't committed a crime, you've got nothing to fear. But
nobody really likes the idea of having people peering into
emails. Eventually, that's what you might have to do. Oh, no.
We have to give it I mean, if you want to be safe, eventually
you just have to do it.
Give in certain certain given that that is pretty much that's
our EU report our UK report,
I think. I think that's all the while we have
all the bad news there is
Faraj put his group together. Looks like Yunker will become
the replate will be the replacement for barocco, which
leaves Hello Thorin Schmidt Sharon. The selfie hottie from
Denmark open for the Haiku Herman job.
Yeah, I think that should be perfect.
Fantastic. And you know, she'll be saying all kinds of funny
stuff would be great. And if she's a goofball, it'd be great
for the show. Very excited about that, that we were talking about
Germany. There was something else in this popped up there was
a presidential notification. Let me use the new no agenda search
hold on because we had this in the show notes. Let's see if
this works. I love your bongos. Okay, I'm going to put in here
bees. And indeed show 628 White House task force charged with
saving bees from mysterious decline presidential memorandum
creating a federal strategy to promote the health of honey bees
and other pollinators. The I always thought this was a
conspiracy theory. That's the honey bees Ed's conspiracy
theory Monsanto. Well, turns out there's something going on with
the bees
Oregon leaders are taking action as 1000s and 1000s of bees are
dying likely from pesticides. It's a big concern. Because
insects especially honeybees pollinate about a third of what
we eat. The dead beats of bees have shown up in Sandy and St.
Keita. Beekeeper Matt Reed went to a friend's home in Sandy to
check out a beehive and found 1000s of dead bees inside.
The bees have no idea these chemicals are in the nectar that
they're sucking out of these plants. They take it back to
their hive, and they feed it to other bees and to their young
and it will kill the entire colony.
There was also a report of 1000s of dead bees in Eugene. The
Oregon Department of Agriculture is suspending the license of a
Eugene company that used a pesticide that likely
contributed to the die off
Okay, so of course I'm seeing this wait a minute what is going
on? I actually immediately thought we have it's a
competition. Something's going on now, so I go down my my
little rabbit hole. CBS what's killing the honey bees mystery
may be solved. Well, this is amazing. We have the president
has a whole task force. But CBS solve the mystery of colony
collapse disorder known as CCD. It turns out it's two pesticides
in particular that have been linked to these maths D bee
deaths. Those pesticides would be imidacloprid Mm hmm. It's in
the book of knowledge. India mic India Delta.
It wait India mic? India delta alpha Charlie, alpha. Charlie
Lima Oscar Papa Oscar Papa Romeo, India Delta,
Romeo, India Delta. Okay. Now it's Bayer.
Thank you. What kind of company is that? German. And now let's
go to the next one. Cloth Jana din.
Charlie Lee would have to look down on it. But I'm assuming
that's a German. So that's our thesis world a show? Yes, it
is a German. Exactly. Now, the people who are really
propagating this R F, O E, friends, but I should do an echo
for that one. These guys deserve it. Hold on a second. Its
Friends of the Earth. Oh, my goodness. Now I think there's a
sidetrack to this one is it's the Germans with their horrible
pesticides. But the F O E specifically says that these
pesticides are used in products sold created by Germans sold by
where is it? Home Depot, Lowe's and Walmart. And then if you
look at this friends of Earth, I'm thinking this is also some
kind of union scam some union busting scam or something going
on, because why specifically Home Depot, Lowe's and Walmart.
And if you look at this Friends of the Earth,
okay, here way before you get didn't, can you I got to point
something out to make sure that people are aware that what
you're evolving here is is I think the point is going to be
very well taken. Because one of the things that we noticed on
the show about a month ago is that most of the that bee colony
collapse has not happened in Australia. Yeah, how was it? How
is that possible? And so now I looked at up by where you are,
you're talking I looked at this the first one the member club
already, whatever it's pronounced, I can't tell. I
should be able to pronounce these things, but I can't, which
is the Bayer product. Despite this product being banned in
France for more than 10 years, bee colony collapse disorder has
not decreased in Australia where it's widely used. No reports of
bee colony collapse disorder.
So this is either about the Germans or There's something
with this union thing, which I haven't quite figured out, but
they specifically called Friends of the Earth now, Friends of the
Earth, f o e.org. They do about 5 million in revenue, not a huge
organization, but they're affiliated to, you know, this is
this is a Sierra Club. This is a subdivision of the Sierra Club,
okay. And if you look at their board of directors, Whitney
Bluestein, and Bluestein associates, la LLC, Whitney blue
senior strategic advisors, so they have an actual law firm who
is the board, Whitney Bluestein from Bluestein associates. Then
we have Janie Chase, founder and CEO of the Center for
Environmental Education. Then we have Cecil de Corbin mark.
policy initiatives in New York, Harriet Crosby, co founder and
president of Institute for Soviet American relations. I
found that kind of interesting because maybe there's a German
thing there. Clarence detail Director Center center for auto
safety then we have there was there was like a typical shield
down here. Oh, AVIs, Ogilvy more. A big advertising shills
in there. Steven Namath, Founder CEO, Rhino films, it gets all
the video deals. Chris Payne, very famous guy who did Who
Killed the Electric car.
You remember that? Yep.
Arlie short founder director environmental Media Services
chair I
thought that I'm seeing electric cars on the road I thought they
were killed.
David Zwick founder Clean Water Action. And very, very big
powerful lobbying group with their connection, of course,
with the Sierra Club. And then just to throw the I mean, just
to throw it in my face, they have consultants who they also
list. They have David Freeman, Senior Advisor. He's, he's one
of the friends of the US nuclear campaign. What has he done? He's
a renowned expert on clean energy, I'm sure written some
books, Fred Feldman a long time but right, here comes Ian
elimine iluminado.
Now when you name a deed, his real
name, if your name is Ian iluminado. I mean, come on. That
just slayed me right there.
Alright, so get to your point.
So my point is, there is something afoot, because the
President comes up with as you just pointed out, this Bogot of
all of a sudden it's really important the bee colony, this
was if you mentioned this a year ago was a conspiracy theory. Now
it's mysterious and we needed a Presidential Task Force. And it
turns out it's all German chemicals. And and the companies
that sell it are big union, a whole company. So what is going
on? You tell me,
I think we've already identified what's going on. Out is at war
on Germany. Yeah. And have a switch. If you think about it,
critique, um, Deutschland Mike Rogers on the no
fly list, this guy should be ashamed of himself for these,
these this line of thinking
this would also make sense by the way, the use of the term
blitzkrieg would also be an anti German sentiment. Today, United
States plays Germany. I predict we're going to, we're gonna kick
their ass.
We have to go and make sense. That wasn't in the Senate
briefing. But I imagine that's what those senators walked out
thinking. This is pretty bad. And they have complete safe
haven, there's nothing to disrupt their activity. They can
plan it, finance it trained for it. The training camps have been
unabated for years. Just let it go. That's how you get to this
place. Where you wonder, you know, we're in some trouble.
And, of course, the most recent court ruling that says that we
don't, you can't have a no fly list. Perfect. That's a great
recipe for disaster. There was a federal ruling, I think
yesterday on that
in Oregon. Was it Oregon, it was Oregon, it was the Federal
District Court for the District of Oregon. We might as well get
you to say a little more about it said that putting you know,
the procedures for putting someone on the no fly list were
inadequate, violated the Fifth Amendment right to due process
called on Homeland Security department to provide more
information to people about why they're on the list, and also
ways for getting off the list. So you would disagree with that.
So we have, according to public reports, an organization trying
to build bombs that circumvent security. They're working with
another organization, according to public reports, that in
Syria, that have expressed an interest in trying to show their
chops by having an international terrorist attack And now you
just had a judge rule that you can't put someone on a no fly
list. You tell me why I can't sleep at night. Right? That
makes no sense whatsoever. And by the way, the international
community has no fly lists, that means you'll just be able to fly
domestically. Congratulations. That is about the worst of all
worlds. That makes no sense to me whatsoever. If they want to
refine them. Maybe they can do that. And they ought to look at
refining them fairly quickly. Yeah.
I thought they had the German part in it, but I guess no, no,
no, no chump, they had no Chairman pot. No, but it's in
there. Believe me,
we're on the lookout now. It's clear. Clear of whare Creek, um,
Deutschland is what we're calling
here's another possibility for the what could be a Neil Neil
match. Win by cheating? Yeah,
they'll have a hands or something. There'll be hands but
the ref won't call. Did you? Have you seen all this gonna
stuff by the way? Talking about cheating in soccer? No. Oh my
gosh. I'm so gonna by
the way, I'm gonna mention this to everyone. So they know I'm
sincere about this. I'm not really paying much attention to
these games.
Oh, no, fine. I'll do that. I like it. Okay, so Macau busted.
Some guy got bit the other day. Now, whatever.
Macau busted up a $645 million World Cup betting ring which was
completely fixed. University of Canberra says World Cup at risk
of match fixing. Now Ghana who we beat I will point out, just
sent a plane with $3 million to calm the team down because they
lay we're not getting paid. Where's our money? Because I
guess that they're corrupt. And now they have this this earth?
So wait, they do what you're saying is hey, you guys show
supposed to be betting on your own game? That's how you make
your money dummies?
Go Yeah, well, it's game and you'll
do fine is
exactly right, then I have a little bit of a clip. It's
undercover video. And it's much easier to to see the video with
the subtitles, but I'll tell you what the guy is saying. And then
maybe you can get a little context. So this is an official
from the Ghana Football Association, where we're saying
Oh, no, you know, we just buy off the refs and then the
players and you got to pay the players a little bit cuz this
guy is looking to have the match thrown the gonna match thrown.
And then a second guy. You'll notice the second guy because as
a woman asked him questions, he says the whole thing is corrupt
from FIFA, in Switzerland, all the way down to sue Don, he says
the football is one big corrupt business. Da Absolutely.
Absolutely. So this is optional. You probably can't hear that can
you know
when you have games that are Neil Neil, you know, something's
wrong with the sport itself. Now that got a US game. I thought
think it went like this. The US scored one. And it became a one
nothing game. And that's the way it was supposed to end. And then
I think what happened some that, you know, they're fooling around
trying to stall the game. And some bonehead kicked it in. And
so it became one one, and now they're screwed because now
they've Americans who just stink by the way, we stink at soccer.
So we Americans now have to score again because they're
supposed to win. So the Garner guy said, you know, they're
doing everything they can except kicking in the gold the American
goal, or their own goal. They didn't do that. But it was
pretty damn close to it. And so the Americans finally got the
one they got it they got the second point and okay now and go
home happy. But this games are obviously just ridiculous.
Yes. So are we ready to make the final call? Because I'm I'm
feeling if there truly is a war on Germany. This would be the
Battle Royale. I feeling we're gonna we're going to we're gonna
win this one. Because we've got, you know, like, you guys saw the
game or we kill Merkel know? Well, or something like
that? Well, I think the marriage gun team is probably Yeah,
we have video and audio tape of all these players. Hey, look
what you were doing last night ups.
Oops. Well, you're gonna say that Americans is going to win
the game versus Germany. Yes, that's my fight. I'm going to
stick with my guns and say the Germans are going to win by
cheating. So we can emphasize so. And I think the Germans are
going to go into the finals with I mean, the German Netherland
game would be interesting. But the Germans should maybe get to
the end Brazil's winning the whole thing. There's no question
in my mind about
that seems to be the only thing possible unless you want all of
of that country to just erupt in flames. Yeah.
Yes. Yeah.
And they're the favorites. You know, the makeup so it's not
like a big surprise and they're all notorious for being good
soccer players.
Well, I like your theory of the Germans win by a hair by
cheating. I like like that, because then we can build up
some hate for their Blitz, um, Deutschland, the Blitzkrieg, um,
Deutschland. I like that I
think is up and I think this whole show today even though we
didn't plan it No, I
didn't I not at all. In fact, I wasn't even thinking about the
bringing in the bees.
And now it's apparent that something's up and they're going
to stick it to Germany. And that's why these guys are on TV
bitching about Germany and because the Germans obviously
didn't play ball with us on whatever we're trying to do the
Russians Hold on.
I guess the played the game already. Germany one, ah, one
nil. Ah, well, let's see if they cheated.
Well, that'll be in the ninja news stories. The charm is one
already. On top of this thing. Hey, all right. Got it for you,
folks.
We can't wait to watch this game. Wow, let's see. Let's see.
German. Let's just Google the stories. Online Germany USA
cheat. Let's see if someone's already
cheat one nil one nil. Yeah, but but USA advances after losing to
Germany because of the score. I guess.
I don't know how that works. Hmm,
well, we gotta get out of here. We're running over time. Yeah,
okay. I'll
keep Ah, I got some good nuclear stuff. I'll keep that what else
do we have but just we just leave
you just I think we're good we can move it to the Sunday show
we got me going to be short. I got stuff
on dirty bombs from our nuclear night, sir atomic rod. They got
some great info and dirty bombs.
I've got some government executive story EPA employees
stop told to stop pooping in
the hallway. Yeah. Gee, read The Verge much.
This isn't the guy. This is the original story in government
Executive Magazine. Yeah, the verge picked up on it.
Every every every Yes. And every single you can you can Google
it. Now that story in every single story has a picture of a
toilet. Yeah. Ah. All right.
So that'll be you won't be doing that story. No,
no. Hey, we'll have the results of the USA Germany match for
you.
Yeah, I'm predicting a one nil score.
Hold on a sec. I'm getting I'm getting. I'm getting something
from the chat room. German parliament Verizon What am I
supposed to do with this?
And I will deal with it over the next few days. So we're I think
we're on to something new. And just by accident by just going
over these news stories in detail,
NSA fears prompt Germany to end Verizon contract with German
parliament.
Oh, that means war.
That blitzkrieg, um, Deutschland via common Frieda ferret. Can't
wait. Oh, it'd be so much fun.
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