These women don't listen to the show. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
started November 6 2014. Time for you get more nation media
assassination episode 667
This is no agenda,
slinging my jobs under my hips here and FEMA Region six in the
capital the drone star open carry state Austin, Texas in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry and
from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm proud to be a
podcaster where's the Red Book? I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan
Buzzkill.
That's a bumper sticker. Proud to
be a podcast proud to be a podcaster
need a little logo of like, a penguin? Upside down some stupid
jumping around smiling. Exactly. No. That would be I have to
interrupt the show. It's right at the beginning.
That's okay, what's going on? Are you missing the Red Book is
gonna go
get the red book while you make this explanation I just realized
when you in fact I didn't do this. I'm gonna go tweet. I just
realized when you said that I'm sending out the bat signal that
probably half or more than half of the audience because you
haven't explained it for years. Just figure it some sort of a
gay you know, you're thinking of the Batman movie, it's a
reference there's something you actually have a system that I I
am now thinking to myself, you haven't really explained it to
how it works to anybody in the 10 years and I think they would
like to know that there is actually a bat signal that is
sent out to listeners or the more the fanatical type
well why would I explain it now and we can use this so perfectly
well for our Christmas episode
you mean explain it in the Christmas episode?
I was thinking that we were going to do a special that we're
there's something oh this is just me who I think my head I
think I blew my headphone up
your headphone you weren't eating but you're in cans. I got
one I got one cans. I
think I think one shot one side of the can't let me see if it's
one side of the CANS is busted. It doesn't matter. Yeah, I
thought that for our Christmas episode we are going to put
together a deconstruction of the deconstruction but also
explained a little bit how everything works. You know, we
do have
to do that. I think that would be good. Because I think I
thought to myself, I you know, self self. Hello. So leave that.
People hear that. And they go Oh, yeah, it's funny. Ha ha ha,
not realizing there's a mechanism in place. That
actually tells people I've heard it go off. Yeah.
Well, there's more than just one mechanism, John. I mean,
there's, do you hear Do you hear like a fuzz or something
homeless and just be like not can you just be still for one
moment? I'm just going to turn off the noise gate. Let me just
see if it's, if it's me, who and I think my headphones blown up?
Who the right, who sounds like right channels blown up? Damn.
That's kind of annoying. I don't have a replacement here. Okay,
sorry, you can you back hello. And coming back. It was just
like, whatever. I'm just gonna let curry do whatever he wants
to do. I'll go I'll go take a leak. I think there's a lot of
things that would be interesting to talk about on a Christmas
show. There isn't there is quite a number of systems that run the
show that go and people who run those systems, who are the
unsung heroes as always, and people who develop systems and
from the shill to Dave Jones to avoid zero. And there's lots of
people who are involved in in making it all work. And I don't
think anyone really knows. We haven't really put it all
together in one piece. And a part of that is our app
developers and the bad signal, which Adam Burke Pyle, I think
is the one who initiated that I think,
right. I guess we could also mentioned Paul couture, we can
do a big
tour. Thank you. Yes.
Yeah, we got, I took the red book into the last few pages of
the Red Book now has a title that says, Christmas show notes.
Oh, so we're talking about it, but I wrote it down. So we won't
talk about it. We'll never talk about
talking about it again as guy. That's another thing we should
talk about, that we sometimes have a very serious email
conversation. And we'll have like a really good idea and it
always ends with but now that we've put this on email, we'll
never talk about it or do it again.
That's the same thing if we ever see each other and go to dinner.
It's just
as bad except that at least we get like dinner. That's a bonus.
You
get to eat something. No, this is the problem with of course
we've talked about this before and I for some reason, I love
talking about it. Pre interviews and
of course well, let's save it just save it. John. Save it.
I'll put you under the Christmas show. Yeah, Christmas show.
Christmas show a big Christmas show extravaganza coming up
people. The only way I very big one very, very big and I will be
but I will be doing a show before and after I believe from
Mexico.
Or this. I did not know. You're going to be New Year's in
Mexico.
Yes, sir. How many times have I told you that part of our new
regime? My name is we're going to travel every Panama That's
February Okay, so I go to New York and we go to New York on
the 14th
We'll get it oh we can get our to no agenda listeners in Mexico
we go to New York on the 14th
Then it's down hang on Yeah. Now December in New York Yeah.
For them we're back on the end I'm gonna see Uncle Don's I'm
seeing uncle die 17th That's the end then on the 18th we fly back
this Tuesday. But then I've been called away for a secret mission
to Europe
which I can't talk about on the on the show. Secret Mission yes
secret they're flying
me in for something coach but okay, they're flying man.
They they they coach that's so you know it's a secret mission.
Not sad and boards not great. Can I go business? No, you're
not going at all if your business ticket Well, yeah, you
can. Well, I
got them at least to give me good coach comfort, economy
comfort or whatever. Right. And that's just for a week then I'm
back. Then we go to Mexico. Then. The first week of January
we go to Amsterdam because Miki has a show opening up on the
10th of January, her solo show big solo show
10th of January.
And then we come back then February is Panama March.
I feel like a schmuck I'm just sitting here it is in this burg.
Well, I'll just repeat his traveling
around I'll remind you that ever since we were able to put
together the road gear, it's the same kit that I use here at home
where the show as long as we have a decent connection, which
has worked out reasonably well so far. We can make the show
function and sound almost identical to the way it is when
I'm at home base. And that means I'm not hampered by you know,
jerry rigged things but it's just it's working. You know I
can do
you got it down to a small box.
I sling it over my shoulder and and so now we can go places to
the Panama triple B Do you make fun of me?
No, I'm not you're having a time of your life. Yes, yes. You're
watching the traffic go by Oh, the train train train. I
don't know you're sitting there watching legislation of Big Soda
drinks. Oh my goodness. I didn't know this was this was on deck
in Berkeley. So they tried it in New York and now you actually
have a tax on large sugary soda drinks in Berkeley California.
What holes
Well, JC and I were talking about this last bed you're like
damn and my 16 ounces also we're talking about it go there's just
right now a train just went by with a whole bunch of private
cars hooked to it like eight of Oh really? Yeah and one of them
was just whoa while you're talking about that one he's one
want to order a new pair had had Yeah, they go scroll yo Guy
Yeah, bastards. Anyway. What I just was smacking my lips. I've
been catching that on on everywhere everywhere. Oh nine
every year once you started noticing you hear it a lot. It's
horrible. So we were talking about the the soda thing and how
the idiots who'd let it get past you know they did have some ads
but they were weak and and actually JC Who should I guess
be associated the curry Dvorak, totally good company because he
came up with this. He says though they they played it all
wrong. Because because they still allow the diet sodas to be
sold without the tax. They could have pounded him for saying why
is Berkeley promoting aspartame, right? And then show Rumsfeld's
face and say this man is behind aspartame. And this is what this
is all about. He was rich as you fools and that's right would
have gone down and defeat you with your tax. The sugary
drinks, you have to tax them all. You can't let the crap with
aspartame go through you silly
people with your bamboo utensils.
Exactly.
You know we I'd have to remind everybody, we got her off of
that. But Molly wood who? She lives in Oakland, but she's kind
of a Berkeley mom
still lives in Oakland. Yeah. moved to New York.
Wow. There's a kid and a kid's dad and everything. Yeah, but
she came to our house in LA one time. And she had her. She's
getting something out of her bags. And what is this? Oh,
that's my bamboo utensils. What? If she's eating on the road, she
doesn't ruin the earth by using plastic utensils from the taco
stand. And hilarity ensued for many many months afterwards.
Needless to say she's never made that mistake again of bringing
the bamboo utensils to our house bamboo. I just ordered a new
pair headphones I hope it's the headphones. It's not like
something else.
I don't hear anything now.
I think it's just one thing is I did I did here's what I actually
did to see if it was this is almost as bad as my Greenwich
meantime watch to see if it was just the right the right
channel. Hi turn the headphones around and my
something's wrong with me.
This is very stupid. Well, that wasn't as bad as forgetting that
you said Cinco de mio. I
know. Hey, we but we have a new governor in Texas. Very excited
Ironside is what I'm calling him. We have Greg Abbott. Yeah.
And he beat out Wendy what's her name? Wendy Williams windy,
windy. Now Yeah, does it Williams now it's not Williams
windy. Windy wheels with that it was at the Plasmatic sound that
someone else windy. David Davis by the largest margin ever in a
gubernatorial race which is kind of funny. But but now the big
thing here is if one of his promises one of his campaign
promises was he would if a bill came before him for legal open
carry in Texas. He would sign it so everyone Yeah, I'm getting I
got a holster and put on my belt. I'd be walking around.
Hey, open carry was already legal. It
I think it is. But I guess it's going to expressly do something.
I'm pretty sure it's legal. But Massachusetts is legal. Open
carry. No one ever talks about that.
But ain't nobody walks around with
carry everybody's in a in a in a tizzy. And uh, you know me, I'm
gonna get to go to my spin class with the judge dangling off my
belt. Hello, girls. Time for spin class. Now. Yeah, just just
to do it. Come on.
Well, the election came out pretty much as we've thought,
no, that's not true. You said you didn't
know you won't find it anywhere.
You said you did not see how the Republicans were going to take
you speak white man speak with fog. Tom,
let me explain what happened. We talked about this. We talked
about how Democrats are going through his fear, to scare
people on guns and the Republicans are going with the
big picture scare people about ISIS and Ebola, the fear factor
to get them in and I believe this is exactly what happened.
And I'm not the only one who thinks this way. And it only
happened within the last month. So yeah, a month ago or two
months ago, even I would have never believed this was going to
happen. But they turned it around with this with the
Republicans best trick, which is to scare the public.
Yeah, with open carry, hey, and I I just want to I have only one
clip, and I will wait until you're done because I was so
annoyed by this entire process. The whole thing. I and of
course, there were other things I was doing the typical no
agenda thing. Like what else is going on some something's
happening that we're not looking at. So I went deep under the
covers to find other things. I do have one clip, but please
take us down memory lane of the most boring and I will say
nothing will change people. Nothing. No, no, nothing is
going to change.
Actually, there is one thing that will change. And I'm gonna
maybe I'll jump to that clip right away. And this is actually
kind of secondary problem. Okay. Here, this is this is one thing
is going to change. It's going to maybe help our show. I think
this election will help to show Oh, I was excited. Yes, open air
secondary Republican kicker. This is the one that's gonna
have. You got to remember this is going to happen,
a new sort of updated authorization of military force,
because the current law really applies to al Qaeda and its
allies. But there's some new sticking point, which is that
Senator John McCain is expected to be chairman of the House
Armed Services senator. Many others this bombing only
campaign isn't enough that you've got to get US special
forces on the ground. You got to get field advisors with the
Iraqi and Kurdish troops. And you can expect that he will use
his platform as chairman of that committee to hold some high
profile hearings really questioning the effectiveness of
this bombing only campaign.
Yes, you are correct. And I was reading the SPI the Foreign
Policy Institute bulletin. This is the Kagan Bill Kristol aihole
That one yes, Congress must lead on rebuilding the US military.
Free billing has never been it needs to be bigger it's thing to
get because of all these cuts which as you always point out
where it cuts not cuts but Gore cuts to the increases.
There are cuts to the increases there was they keep wanting more
money and so they cut that Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. That's
a cut somehow
you know what we need to actually we've missed the boat.
My mistake I should have known I have really messed up our future
as a pilot as a licensed pilot, not just a fixed wing, but a
rotary aircraft. Yeah, I should have been all over the drone
thing, because we had should have had a drone company going a
long time ago.
I would agree. Yeah. And sorry, I apologize,
I completely messed it up this is there's gonna be so much
money, we can probably just say we're continuing, we could still
consult on drones or something, and we could still make money.
There's gonna be so much money flowing into the military
industrial complex, it will lift the American economy by the way.
The sad thing is we have to shoot this stuff off and people
once in a while. It's kind of it's sucks if you're Brown and
you live in the desert.
Well, here's France 24. And the election this is their this is
pretty International. So I don't mind doing all the I have a
number I have about five clips. And this is the this was what
brings up our point which we discussed, which is how the
Republicans have grabbed reach retaken the initiative from the
Democrats and their fear campaign, which was all local,
because they try to you know, you don't want to associate with
a bombing a local fear, yes, fear both here, you know, both
Democrat, are you gonna get shot by a kid? Republicans are gonna
get killed by these evil terrorists. This is France 2014.
The election
and specifically the performance of President Obama. And in the
last month or so before the election, rising fear among the
electorate, about issues taking place outside the country. 55%
of the republicans who voted yesterday, were were worried
about so the biggest issue for them was foreign policy, which
is highly unexpected, even a month ago. And they were more
worried about foreign policy than they were worried about
health care or the economy. You know,
speaking of foreign policy, it wasn't really foreign policy, so
much as fear about the outside world terrorism a bola. That was
mainly the foreign policy message. The general broader
message had nothing to do with the economy or anything else.
Now, so I thought that pretty much summed everything up. And
your campaign which which worked before worked with, worked with
George Bush for years and years, yeah, in
certain states, for sure, for sure.
Now, here's another one that got my attention. This was on the
NewsHour, and this is the media, the economy and reality. And
this was a fascinating clip, because it it kind of says
something that we are at least to know agenda listeners, and
you and I know to be true, which is the recovery is bogus. And we
base this on Shadow stats, the operation in San Francisco, and
if anybody wants to look at these numbers, right, when
when the President comes out and says unemployment is you know,
under 6%, but we need to get more jobs, more people in jobs,
you know, there's something wrong with the statement.
And if you look at the shadow stats, where we have an
inflation going on around 10%, even though the official numbers
less than two around two is bullcrap. And the unemployment
is continuing to increase as approaching 25%. In real terms,
if you do the calculation like it was done in the 1930s, with
the use
What the You ended up you 6840 22 know
that it's actually sales that says their own calculation to
use six is you six, it's a fake number two, so they're both
going down and they real numbers going up. The public at large, I
believe senses this Yeah, if you're if you have no job. Yeah,
you said, but the media, who have jobs who have just right,
or they wouldn't be the media got jobs, they have jobs, they
have bought into the nonsense, where they're laughing at the
public, when you listen to this disgusting clip with when I fool
and some guy who's talking about this day talk as if the
Republican Lords which knows what's going on, because they're
out there with no job. People are sitting there pontificating
based on government lies, and you get a report like this.
And then national issues gotten away as well. We talked a lot
more about Ebola and ISIS and Ferguson than we did about,
about the economy. And it showed in those numbers.
Let me just said that when you look in the exits, in terms of
how people felt about the economy, they thought that it is
worse than they did a couple years ago. And that is it is
getting worse it will be worse in the future objectively so but
it doesn't matter what matters and how they think so kind of
Democrats had to problems and fall off in their lower socio
economic voters. But they also had this perception that the
economy is getting worse. Oh
my cry Easy. They have a perception the economy's good.
They must be dreaming these crazy people
imagine these two bad Gwen Eiffel going well objectively
that's not
that's just not how can that be? Well, that's just stupid people.
They're not. They're not any they do not watch the Rudy real
smart TV shows like mine on public television. These are
stupid people.
I found that to be so so dismay awful, that a worse naval.
I don't that's a good word. And now that I like me, title dismay
fully disdaining.
It's very disturbing when you're laughing at the bed, the public
public is public, they think things are bad.
So I decided I was going to want to get one clip and I want to be
a positive one very hard to find. But I was listening to NPR
during the day and I watched him CNN, and what I saw, which I'm
really I can't clip this because it's it's driving me. I just
can't do this anymore with these people. But I heard Van Jones
say, Well, this was the other America that voted. Meaning the
white racist redneck Fox or whatever. You really Yes. It was
like
them had that myself.
I saw it I was like, I can't deal with it. Because it's such
a such a propagation of hatred, racial hatred. That is so
unquestioned by anybody. And I heard this country race question
a racist, but I heard this continuously. Well, the Latinos
didn't come out to vote, the blacks didn't come out to vote
because this was the other America that came out. What are
you talking about people? It was because of course, none of these
guys are all consultants, I guess. And they have to explain
the how this worked out. Which is not that hard to figure out.
Can I do my one clip here?
This is Yeah. One or two more after you're done? Yeah. I
just got just got one clip. It's all I got. This is Mia Love. Mia
Love. One a house seat in Utah. And Mia Love is black, not
African American Black. Alright, this is it. And she calls
herself black and the two hosts which is our friend Makayla, who
I think is more African American than black. On CNN was Makayla
Brown.
Yeah, well, she also spent a lot of time in Brazil. Oh, she may
be a Brazilian. Well, she didn't but she married a Brazilian
moved there. And I didn't know that stay there for a long time.
So Mia, love is black, a woman and the Mormon. So like power
three strikes? How's it possible? And when you hear this
so called interview when she's a Republican, Republican? Oh, yes.
A Republican, important part to mention and smokin hot. That's
when I had all of the things in them and get it all out. And
she's I think the fourth district, which is white people,
I might add, I think she might even say that in this clip. But
how are you how Mikayla in particular, but her cracker as
hosts, how they're sitting there going, like, pretty much saying,
well, it was about time they let the Blackie at the table? Oh,
yeah, about time they let the woman at the table about tying
the crazy, the crazy religious person at the table. And me
alone was not having any of it, which I thought was very good.
And she made some points, but they're so tone deaf. It didn't
even hear the true bigotry that they were espousing. Like if
like, whoa, yes. Well, it's about time that you you got your
chance. It was no How about people were sick and tired of
whoever was running the crap there. And they voted for her.
They made history. You are the first black Republican woman to
be elected to the House of Representatives. I
want to point out he's saying black. No, I'm African American.
I'm not sure why. But it's it must be code, I guess.
Who knows? It must be code. If So two questions. What took so
long? And
Taylor laughing? What took so long black lady.
Fuck happened? What do you think needs to happen for more
perhaps, you know, minorities to be elected by the Republican
Party?
Well, first of all, I think what we need to mention here is this
has nothing to do with race. I understand that you ton's have
made a statement that they're not interested in dividing
Americans based on race or gender, like the media is that
they want to make sure that they are electing people who are
honest and who are who have integrity, who can be able to go
out and actually make sure that we we represent the values that
they hold dear. And that's really what made history here.
It's that you know, race, gender, had nothing to do with
it. Principles had everything to do it that and you top down
Mikayla to deal with it. So mystery that we made here. I
want to challenge you on one point, though,
because there will be because we gotta get some racial issue
going here in the morning. Oh,
It will say not so much dividing on the basis of race. But just
making sure that everybody has a seat at the table a fair shot of
getting a seat at the table fair shot.
Again, you have to understand I Saratoga Springs, there are very
few black members, black residents there that I wasn't
elected because of the color of my skin. I wasn't elected,
because because of my gender. I was elected because of the
solutions that I put at the table, because I promised I
would run a positive issues oriented campaign. And that's
exactly what resonated. You know, Utah is tired of the
bickering, they're tired of Congress not getting anything
done. I hear a lot of talk right now about Congress not wanting
to work with the president president not wanting to work
with with Congress, and few people are talking about working
with the American people, the House of Representatives, the
branch of government that's closest to people. And that's
who I am. I am a person of the people. And so my job is to make
sure I'm representing them at every turn.
I just found that whole exchange.
Oh, and then the comment that Oh, it did show so everyone has
a seat at the table. That is nonsense. I mean, this is the
whole problem that you have. Everyone has a seat at the
table. You got every idiot at the table. You don't want that.
You want people that are you know, that's our car.
Yeah.
Running a show.
Yeah, no, that's a great clip. Yeah.
So and I like that. I didn't know anything about me. Oh, by
the way, I think that if you have a name that is your last
name is love. I think you have a better shot at winning no matter
what. In fact, I'm thinking of changing my name. Adam see
compassion. You know, something like that? Because it Jahannam
does. Bubba. Bubba the love sponge? You know, it's just it's
a good name. Mia Love. Yeah, I'll vote for that. Give me some
love. So despicable, just to speak about and I'm telling you,
Makayla and her Greg hold whatever the guy's name is. They
don't know. Don't even realize it. They think that that's
normal? No, of course. This is normal. Yeah. But that's very,
very. So. Thank you. I'm done. What are the Give me some other
clubs? media
thinks this is normal in general. Well, let's try. Here's
this is a kind of an interesting Gotcha. This is I didn't expect
to see this on. It was on I think it was in an NBC Nightly
News. But they threw a little, a little gotcha at Obama. And this
is the clip Obama and a drink with Mitch McConnell.
Fresh off phone calls to dozens of members of Congress,
including Speaker Boehner and presumed Senate Leader
McConnell, he suggested the bitter campaign season could
give way to compromise and maybe making those deals over a drink.
I would enjoy having some Kentucky bourbon with Mitch
McConnell.
That's a sharp change in tone from just last year at the White
House Correspondents Dinner.
Why don't you get a drink with Mitch McConnell? They ask.
Really? Why don't you get a drink with Mitch McConnell?
Yeah, I just
thought that was cool that out?
Yeah. Well, because there's a lot of that. And so it's always
easy to, you know, to. I mean, the President also at one point,
I saw a video pass by he said, I have no interest in being the
president of Congress, controlled by the Republicans.
Well, you know,
okay, yeah. Well, they want you to resign now. Now's the time.
Okay, so. So here is the what another we have another
unintended consequence. Besides McCain, which is going to be
Oh, it's going to be a button.
But this is an interesting one, because it tells us a couple of
different things I didn't realize. And this is the
Republicans, this is a report from NHK, Japan, and this is the
Republicans in the TPP. Oh, yes,
this is the fast tracking part. Yeah, the fast tracking of my
favorite trade agreement
may have a positive impact on issues involving Japan. For
example, the Trans Pacific Partnership, the TPP, is a
proposed free trade agreement involving a dozen of Asia
Pacific nations. The negotiations have not made much
progress, in part because a significant number of Democrats
want to protect the US market. Here's what Thomas Mann at the
Brookings Institution says.
If the President's trade, negotiating authority, the so
called Fast Track procedure would be reauthorized if the
Republicans decide do that, and in principle, they believe it
but if they do it, I think that would increase the likelihood of
the TPP.
On the other hand of service say the Republicans may demand a
higher level of free trade in the TPP negotiations, such as
the total elimination of tariffs, Japan would be against
that, as with some Asian nations, Malaysia,
thanks to our Washington correspondent Malaysia
I think Malaysia will be
I didn't realize I thought the TPP was About the eliminate I
mean you've obviously taken it apart and taught yeah that's
really what it's all about it's all yeah what is it all
it's all about elimination of of import export trade tariffs.
That's the main Yeah, so
why why would that everyone wants to TPP the Asians want the
TPP but they don't want that part of it is Who is this guy?
He's some analysts are one of the Japanese universities say
well,
I don't understand why he's saying that. There's also the TT
the TT TTIP, which is the European trade agreement. And
I've looked at these whatever it not everything Yeah, but Well,
what's available? You know, people get all in a tizzy about
oh, and the unions will be screwed up and it'll mess every
you know. Yeah, probably will but it'll be good for America.
Why I'm all for it. Go ahead and screw them people. I'm becoming
a Republican now.
Don't become a Republican. Now
that we have this cute black girl in Utah Mormon handshake
and should do I'm considering, hey, we have lots of LDS
listeners. BBs. BBs? No, just LDS no bareback.
Oh, l I'm sorry, LDS. Yeah. The last thing if you this is an
optional clip. But this is a little bit about the gender gap
is still favors the Democrats because the women have been
scared, you know, witless Yes. into voting Democrat because
they want no, they want their kids shot by a random shooter
with a gun. Yes. But dividends. It's not helping any issue. At
this point. It will help in 2016. You can play the gender
get Yep, clip for backup background.
I want to start by asking you guys, as you look through all
the detritus of last night and tried to sort out what actually
happened. One of the things that we saw in a couple of different
states was Democrats playing by a playbook that worked for them
before and that was appealing to women voters. How did that work
for them this
time? Well, you know, we still saw, so Republicans winning over
men by double digits, Democrats winning over women by single
digits, so it still exists. The problem for Democrats among
women voters was that they made up a smaller percent of the
electorate than they do in a presidential year. And in some
of the states like Colorado where they made the issue of
women's health, women's reproductive health, really the
main focus, they weren't able to actually change the makeup of
the electorate. In fact, in Colorado, less than half of the
electorate was made up of women. Which was
that's that's wrapped this thing with this, which is the most
important clip, as far as I'm concerned, at least based on my
thesis about things. Marijuana is the I don't know if you knew
this, but two more states. Oh, legalized marijuana marijuana
was on the ballot last night. Lots of it as voters in Oregon
and Alaska chose to legalize the use of recreational weed joining
Colorado and Washington state where it's already legal in
Washington DC voted overwhelmingly to legalize
marijuana. Well, don't start lighting up on the Capitol steps
just yet. Congress has the ultimate authority over DC laws.
I
can't wait to hear and then Norton woman about that.
Well, I gotta hear the Norton I can't wait I gotta pay attention
to her now. Yes, because there's gonna be some controversial very
good very good
you know it's it's I think it's important as the country in the
world goes down the tubes. We might as well be smoking weed.
We weed man weed
this guy in the 70s What is this weekend thing?
We need a weed a fine as good
as my election report by you, Robert. Thank
you very much. Yeah, good report. I'm happy you did that.
As we know nothing will change really?
Well over marijuana has been legalized. That's that's the
plan. I like the idea lighting up on Capitol Hill steps. Yeah.
Well, I don't really do it anymore. So I don't do it at
all. Well, while this was taking place, there were a couple
things that were happening. And, and I It's been bothering me for
a long time now. And I find it's actually was the something that
I saw this morning that really made it all clicked together.
I've been on this Ebola thing for since day one not trusting.
I'm sorry.
Play the Calypso song about Ebola Yeah, no, I
got I just so it's mislabeled. And yeah, here it is the
Calypsos on your favorite Ebola song Papa Papa Papa everybody
now bola bola. And the thing that bothers me about Ebola is
the lack of evidence of all of this horror that is going on.
See when when we talk about ISIS ISIL Kobani, the unimportant
town, we talk about, you know, at least you can show stuff
blowing up. There's lots of file footage, we just not seeing it
not even file footage of real Ebola sufferers. And I was
listening to another NPR report, there was actually was a BBC
report. And I don't I didn't clip it. But it's this woman.
And it's like a, it's like a sound, sight, what I used to go
sound seeing to where I used to call them. Normally, there's a
podcast and she walks down this road, and she has an
interpreter, and there's kids involved that kids sick. And
that kid is not like the kids have blood coming out of their
eyes. Because she doesn't describe that. Oh, yeah, he's
got a fever. Oh, don't let him come up to me. And then but not
really any of the true Oh, yesterday, there were 50 bodies
here, but we never seen it. And the World Health Organization
who is in charge of the numbers down to the single digits, they
just say a number. You know, I don't know who's counting.
There's, I like to have a little bit of underlying data. I just
like it, you know, it's it's a bit so part of my Tourette's, I
like that knowing what's going I don't see any real evidence.
Other than Brah, we have an OJ like a chopper, following an
ambulance in Atlanta, a guy walks out in his suit, then we
get a guy with a clipboard in his in his shirt sleeves, in
nothing makes sense. And two things happen. First, we had
this, there was a campaign and it was a campaign underneath the
electoral campaign. So it really didn't get the attention. They
did make a video for it on whitehouse.gov, which I'd like
to play for you because it was a positioning piece that
accompanied this letter from the President. And this came out
yesterday, on November 5. And this and you probably didn't
hear about this, because of course, all we're doing is
analyzing you know how a black woman in Utah could Republican
could win a letter from the President to the to the Congress
in this whole emergency appropriations request for Ebola
for fiscal year 2015. Now, I've been tracking the money. The
United Nations already says that they've got a billion dollars.
And now the President is asking for emergency appropriations
request for a fiscal year 2015. And I need to talk about money
for a moment. If I said to you, the President wants $600
million. You go wow, that's a lot of money, wouldn't you? Yes,
yeah. That's it sounds like and to people in general. 600 mils.
$700 million. Man has a lot of money. But we've gotten into the
habit of bad glossing over I don't think the human brain is
very good at processing the number a billion. If you said
1000 million dollars, that people might go oh, this ship
has a lot of money. So when the President asks for six and a
half billion dollars for emergency appropriations for
Ebola, six and a half billion 6000 million dollars, and all
I'm seeing his tents, here or there, and some people with ski
masks on this starts to bother me. What how and where's this
money going? Who was it for? So let me play the positioning
piece for you first about two minute clip. And again, all
you're seeing is it's the same they only have footage and
pictures of the same tent. Usually at night is well lit.
It's beautifully done. It's almost like a movie set. If you
see this thing you see it in the show notes. has purple lighting.
It's all US AI D stamped everywhere. But this positioning
which includes hymns with the doctors within them where they
put on the white coats quickly. Press competent recently, and
then people in the Oval Office and then people from World
Health Organization speaking just have a listen his position.
We
know that the best way to protect America he has a museum
Ebola is to stop
playing the music. No, no, this is the piece with Obama talking
with music in the background. It's
a whole positioning piece. This is on the White House website.
And what he's saying at the very beginning is really the key.
We know that the best way to protect Americans from Ebola is
to stop the outbreak at its source. Okay,
now, I just want you to remember this as I play the rest. This is
this is the narrative has changed. You will agree with me
that it moved from we've got to quarantine No, no, none of that
the best way to protect America is to fix the problem at the
source, which is oil rich West Africa. Okay, bear that in mind
as you listen to the rest of this
Ebola is a terrible disease that is causing great devastation in
West Africa and that's where the help is needed. If it's like
fighting a fire, you have to spray that fire extinguisher at
the base of the fire and not just at the top of the flames,
or you'll never put the fire out.
You know, in order to keep the United States safe from Ebola,
at the end of the day, we need to be out in the field, we need
to be out in the field controlling and contributing to
getting the outbreak under control.
What's different about this virus is that we actually
understand a lot about the virus and how it's transmitted. And so
we have procedures and protocols where we can protect people,
we have the capacity to be able to do this, we have the
logistics within our Department of Defense, the military folks
that can go out there to track the disease in the communities
to get people out of their communities to do outreach to
get them into treatment facilities.
We've got hundreds of Americans from across the country, nurses,
doctors, public health workers, soldiers, engineers, mechanics,
who are putting themselves on the frontlines of this fight,
when they come home. They deserve to be treated properly.
They deserve to be treated like the heroes that they are.
I think it's a great thing that the President wants to publicly
show some gratitude to people who are willing to put the needs
of others ahead of their own.
You know, I'm one of a large group of people that are that
are out there that are really trying to make a contribution.
Many members of this audience have already offered themselves
and sacrificial service to the people of West Africa. But the
struggle is far from over. More medical personnel are
desperately needed.
So there's a need for technical support. There is a need for
just human resources, people who can go in and and work there.
There is a need for supply.
And it's because of the determination and skill and
dedication and patriotism, of folks like this, that I'm
confident we will contain and ultimately snuff out this
outbreak of Ebola, because that's what we do at this
time. Perhaps more than any other way. We feel the impact of
our position as citizens of not only the United States of
America, but as citizens of the world. Yeah.
Yeah, we are the world. We are the children, baby. Okay, so
what was this?
What was the smattering of applause of this? Promise and
70? Here a little smattering of applause.
Yeah. This is one who had all the doctors there was? No, no,
it's the little white house room where everything sounds much
louder now. But so when I hear patriots saving the world, it's
what we do. I'm thinking this is a military exercise, because
these are the same words that are used, whether it's terrorist
or whether it's a, an evil dictator, most of which we know
is not true, I think, and I'm not sure who put this together.
Or if someone just said, Holy crap, let's grab this. But now,
now everybody's in on it. And I'm going to take you down the
road. So you can see how this is fitting together. First of all,
in Washington, everybody, the people who are now the people,
including the press, I believe, are in on the game, they know
it's crap. Here is Jen Psaki explaining why are who's the
power woman, Susan power, who was a United Nations ambassador,
how she was able to go to West Africa to tour around to look at
all the you know, the things that were never seeing. Did you
see power, touring around West Africa with actually I did and
then did you see people who had blood coming out of offices
when I saw no puking were brushed dead bodies it was just
hanging out with with hoity toity types, right.
So you would think that she was and she looks grim. Anyway,
she's ashen. She looks ashen. Her eyebrows go in a funny
direction. So she just looks like she's gonna kill herself
and
gray and ashen. And she would have to adhere by the CDCs
rules. I kept this for a week. Of course, it hadn't really
heard much more about the 21 day quarantine for our service
personnel. When they come back, it's just like getting a haircut
as, as more on Josh Earnest said when trying to explain it. And
the question was, hey, you know, doesn't Susan Powell she's
scheduled to talk in New York? Doesn't she have to go through
some quarantine or something earlier
in the week, you mentioned that Ambassador Power while in West
Africa. When she returned, she and her delegation would abide
by whatever state guidelines guidelines were in place. I know
that tomorrow she has a public event in New York. That state at
this point is requiring twice day monitoring by a health
official. Um, is she going to take part in that? Is she taking
part in that and is she doing anything beyond that?
Considering she's just back from this affected region and
she's still within that 21 day period? Sure. Well, she's on our
way back. As we have said, from the Beginning of her trip, she
will abide by whatever state and local authorities require of her
and her
and know that New York actually has everybody going to some form
of quarantine at this point him.
In addition to adhering to CDC recommendations based on the CDC
classification system, and her itinerary we anticipate the trip
will be considered low risk, but obviously that will be evaluated
by the proper authorities on her itinerary was also reviewed by
CDC officials prior to her departure and was not deemed to
pose a significant health risk to the traveling party as now
that she's concluding her.
They are doing emergency landings in the United States
because someone throws up on an airplane. And yet, Susan power
who was there walking around hanging out looking ashen and
grim. There was no risk. There's no risk whatsoever on
her way back. It remains the case that she and her delegation
did not have contact with those with Ebola. She did not enter
any Ebola treatment units. They have served all handwashing
protocols that did temperature screening, and the delegation
was accompanied by health. Thank you.
You said can I just back you up a little bit because the thing,
if you're going to go with a thesis was you're going going
somewhere where everybody's in on this? That woman, the the
nurse that said, Screw you, I'm not going to put myself in
quarantine. I know what's going on.
He knows what's going on.
She knows what's going on. And she sued and won. Yes. And she's
out bicycling around and meanwhile, I should point this
out just just because of the manipulation of the media. We
have the right wing media, all of them with very rare
exceptions. panicky oh my god, she is just skirt. Yes.
Everybody should be quarantined. We should block the whole stage.
We should quarantine everybody. That's the only way to stop it.
We're all going to die.
Yes. And now we've gone from you can't get it from sitting next
to one on the bus to Oh, well. If someone sneezes and droplets
spray on your face, then you can get it on the bus. Now we have
to make sure we had the military angle covered. Here is the
leprechaun Dempsey who was the chief of the chiefs. The head
the head dude. Chief of Commander, what is it Chief of
Staff now he's not Chief of Staff, Chief of Staff of the US
has a different Joint Chiefs, the chief of the Joint Chiefs of
the chief Joint Chiefs, he's got his lucky charms and and we need
to make sure that he's playing along. And of course, we know
that the NBC crew, including the their medical expert in
residence, she didn't adhere to the to the home quarantine. She
was out in the restaurant to people and now they know it's
bullcrap. They're doing not doing a great job of hiding, but
like you say, like the nurse, that story was dropped. Okay.
It's done. It's over. No, we're not talking about it. Now let's
talk. Let's look at how the the military fits in this. This is
where it gets interesting.
Mr. Chairman, can you talk about some of the specific items that
that I think someone has Ebola in the press corps
talking about when you made your decision for the 21 day
quarantine? And then and did the medical science ever factor into
the decision this just the fact that the majority the vast
majority, if not all the US troops who are down there are
not going to be in any kind of contact with you telling
you someone that in the press corps has Ebola, you can hear
the puking in the background
Ebola, was that ever factored in before decision was made?
So let me tell you the thought process. Yes, of all the men and
women we've deployed over there are there in larger numbers than
any other group as you've heard the Secretary say we anticipated
will probably reach for 1000s Secondly, there they'll be there
longer than anyone else these health care workers come and go
because it's such an intense environment for them, you know,
they may go for you know, 30 or 60 days leave the leave the area
because of the intense pressure, they're under
intense pressure intense provide intense pressure,
they're at a poker game. That is because a couple of guys are
ringers
and have our, our young men and women there for six months at a
time. That's the duration of our deployment six
months at a time, John six months, six, six months,
not in direct contact with Ebola, but they're there longer
so more of them you're not healthcare workers by the way.
He just said the important here he says
Not that they're in contact with him it was a talking point or he
wouldn't have jumped in like that. Yes. And and make it clear
they're not healthcare worker.
Yes. Yes.
You know, we're infantry men and or supply infantry man clerks
and supply clerks. So when you add those things together,
here's what I would tell you. We did factor in science. I am
physics, physics, science. We factored in Wait a minute.
Physics physics. He factored in physics. I'm thinking in physics
what and of course is no follow up question but what I think he
mean this is code
You know, when we do you know, this is not about small groups
of people who are transient, there's protocols for that. Ah,
it's also not about healthcare professionals in direct contact
with. There's protocols for that. Uh huh. This is about a
major military operation.
Oh, really now a major military operation. I find this poorly
covered in our press
and big things on a global scale.
Yeah, big things on a global scale, my ears are perking up
and so
we took a conservative approach and we'll assess it in 45 days.
Okay, so
you'll assess him for two big things on a global scale. Hmm.
Now I have the two clips that really brought it all home to me
today. Okay,
I'm on pins Monday you should be you should be wait until I
wait until I hit the final punch. So there's this this
girl, Lady Aisha Sesay. Aisha Sesay and she I believe she
worked for the BBC. It could be I think BBC slash CNN. She's
shit but she is from Sierra Leone. And Sierra Leone, as you
know, the numbers are everything. The the the numbers,
the reports we're getting, which are kind of fuddled away.
Everything's good. You know, they haven't had Ebola for more
than 42 days, which is the magical number as we know, yet.
She brings us a report, which I found to be very interesting.
And she really explains what is happening. And that is the toll
you think where you were terrorized here. Haha. You know,
they had several three day long lock downs. Home Base could do
could not walk on the street for three whole days. And I assert
to you that this is part of a big military operation,
something on a global scale, as we just heard, our Joint Chiefs
of Staff said, I mean,
the fact of the matter is, families are in pieces,
communities that are in tatters. And these these countries are
basically on the brink. There are 1000s of orphans across
these countries, there are people dying of hunger because
they can't get out to the farms, and all the other issues with
quarantines and whatnot. And yet, Brian, if you watch the
coverage coming out of the United States, you would think
the US was under siege, you would think that Ebola was just
around the corner, and was about to be an epidemic in our myths.
That is not the case. We know that to be so thankfully,
because they're in the United States where I live, we have a
robust public health care system, which I'm incredibly
thankful for. But the fact of the matter is, my family lives
in Sierra Leone, my mother, my brother, my grandmother, and
countless other loved ones, I know what is taking place on the
ground. And somehow that has been lost in the coverage that
devastation that suffering is not is not focused on enough.
Notice the devastation is not from the virus, if you listen
carefully to what she's saying, Here, the devastation is due to
fear is due to force locked down, people cannot travel they
cannot get they are starving to death because they cannot go to
get food partially because of fear. But also I assert to you a
large military presence, making people do what they want them to
do
in the US coverage. In the absence of the information in
the absence of news networks, doing their part in shining a
light on the source of the problem. What would life be like
if the country you lived in was locked down for three whole
days, think about the United States a lockdown and everyone
in quarantine for three whole days that happened to my country
of Sierra Leone, that was a barely any coverage of that
moment to the point of all news is local. We are a globalized
wall. So the issue of borders and boundaries. And those are
those are amorphous beings in this age that we live in. So you
know, the problems of Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia we
have seen so clearly in the last couple of weeks with a handful
of cases that have sprung up in in America, we've seen that
those problems are our problems, our problems of that we are all
interconnected. So in telling the story, it should be told in
an interconnected way.
So what have you seen on the ground and the countries you've
been? Have they turned a corner in this fight against this
disease?
Well, you know, I'm in Nigeria right now. I'm in Nigeria, which
is a success story in the fight against the
dead guy hear anything?
She said? No, no, nothing at all. Not a single thing. No, no,
of course not. Wow. No, not a single thing. He's just
getting, you know, as we read the event, your clips today have
the best examples of it. But as we do this show more and more.
You see here the death, essentially, yes, deafness of
the media to whatever anybody's saying to him. This happens by
the way, this is reflected in Congress. As you as we know,
we've been playing these clips from this Senate hearings where
the guy comes on and says, Oh, no, it turns out that is when go
global cooling causes wire wildfires, we've got all the
documentation to prove it. And this, you know, no, that would
be the case. That's not the case with global any of these experts
come on and give testimony and then the senators act as if the
guy said nothing. Well, I assert
to you it's even worse, I assert that people amongst themselves,
human resources and citizens of the world are not listening to
each other. I assert that women and men and people in in
intimate relationships are not listening. People are only
thinking about what they're going to say next. It says it's
a very, it's a tough skill to listen to what someone is
saying. Most people only have their narrative in their head,
you and I have we we have taught each other to listen to what the
other is saying. Sometimes we otherwise go to retort retort or
report for that matter. But and it's it's hard. It's hard.
Sometimes it's hard work to shut up and listen, I'm sometimes I'm
very bad at it. It depends on you know, how the Tourette's is
kicking me. I have something to fall back on excuse. Yeah, but I
think most it as much as you can. Yeah, of course. I think
most people really are only thinking what is the next thing?
I'm going to say it most interviewers are only thinking
what is the next great question I'm going to ask they really are
not listening to what someone says 30 More seconds of this,
and then we'll take it home with
no new cases. In over 42 days, an immense success story. But
Brian, let me tell you in in, in Sierra Leone, and in Guinea, the
situation is bad, the situation is still bad. It is it is
present Ebola in every district, in those communities. And my own
mother, you know, to make it to put it in a personal context is
afraid to leave the house right now. You know, my brother, is
there something as simple as getting your hair cut, Brian,
that, you know, we take for granted all of us making these
casual trips to the supermarket to get your hair cut. You know,
you have to rethink everything in your life at present if you
live in those countries,
again, with the haircut to comparison, which always bothers
me thinking that she might have read a similar memo somewhere
about the haircut thing. So ya know, she's in Nigeria. But
she's not saying 1000s of people are dying from Ebola. She's
saying the Ebola scare is keeping her mother and she can't
go to the grocery store and do grocery shopping, etc. Now, just
recall that this is a grand military operation. These people
are not doctors. They're infantry men. They're It's
physics, I guess physics for carrying stuff and setting stuff
up or whatever is going things
are blowing things up. I think it's always I think when you say
physics, you're talking about bombs. So
then it's code. Well, that's even worse. I hadn't even
thought about that. Then we get this morning. I see this on the
BBC. We already have I'm already irked about this six and a half
billion dollars, six and a half 1000 million dollars. See,
that's so much money. When I was a kid we never talked about that
we couldn't even count billion was not a number we talked
about. So now we have billions but it's it's a smallest, no,
not hundreds, just a six and a half 1000 million dollars going
to and I do need to tell you what this is going to because
this is important for the story. For point $64 billion to four
and a half 1000 million dollars for immediate needs immediate
needs. This is when the President immediate needs 1.5 4
billion in contingency funding to ensure that there are
resources available to respond to the evolving epidemic. This
by the way, this funding because of course, where does it come
from? The president says in his letter, my administration
requested the funding above be designated as emergency
emergency requirements pursuant to section 251 b two A of the
Balanced Budget and emergency deficit Control Act of 1985 as
amended. So they've thought about where they can get this
money from now we go to the fact sheet from the White House,
which goes into a little more detail of where this money is
going to specifically the Department of Health and Human
Services will receive $2.43 billion and that is split up
with one point 83 billion for the CDC to fortify domestic
public health systems to improve Ebola readiness to procure
personal protective equipment to increase support for monitoring
of travelers to control the epidemic in the hardest hit
countries in Africa by funding activities including infection
control, contact tracing, laboratory surveillance and
training all kinds of really military type stuff if you look
at this, and then the public health and social services
emergency fund receives $333 million. Cat always love it when
those numbers pop up.
Nice catch
us AI D will receive two 2000 million dollars. This is the
State Department who then of course give that to contractors,
usually NGOs and other types. The request includes further
funding for USA ID to scale up the US scale up the US Foreign
Assistance Response to contain the Ebola crisis in West Africa
and assist in the region's recovery from the epidemic. The
USA ID is the lead agency, USA ID is the lead agency and the
USA ID. These are people who, who are lead agency everywhere
that we go and
economic hitmen Thank you economic hitmen.
Then we have the contingency fund etc. Okay, this morning, I
hear I see on the BBC, an interview with a gentleman named
Tony Banbury, who was from the United Nations. And the and I'm
thinking wait a minute, it I thought the United States we
were saving the world. I thought that was our job, we what we do,
it's what we do. And we've got this six and a half billion
dollars is what we do. And then this guy who actually looked him
up, as I'm listening to this interview, I'm thinking about
this guy has this guy isn't has nothing to do with Ebola. This
guy is a PR guy. And you'll hear how he conducts himself in his
interview. And when you hear what he is the PR guy for the
United Nations, then it all comes together.
My first question has to be that there have been these reports
that the spread of Ebola the spread of the disease is slowing
down. What's your take on that?
It's a very mixed picture. In some areas, it's declining.
We've seen important declines in the number of cases for
instance, in Monrovia really big significant improvements in
Monrovia. In other cases, we're still seeing significant
accelerations of the disease. And the more we get our assets
on the ground, the more we're able to tailor our response to
what's happening in different communities. We can't just look
at this as a one big theater, we have to attack the disease where
it is and the disease is shifting. And that's one of our
greatest operational challenges. Okay.
This guy who was my age minus 64, the US citizen currently
serves as the senior United States system coordinator for
Ebola. It's a new, a new appointment. Prior to this, Mr.
Banbury served as the United Nations Assistant Secretary
General for field support, field support. And before that, here
it comes. He was the Regional Director for the World Food
Program. And he is now more or less speaking on behalf of the
World Food Program.
When I last spoke to you about a month ago, you said that your
ambition was to have 70% of all of the patients under proper
medical care by December the first that was your ambition.
Are you still on track to do that?
When we last spoke about that, I'm not sure that we were
Do you hear this as a PR guy talking? You hear it? You hear
how he answers this question is
to meet it. But we have been working really hard for as part
of our 3060 90 day plan for 30 days, mobilize resources, people
material, put in place logistics, spaces, all that kind
of stuff. So he could really fight the fight on the ground.
Our 30 days has ended. And we've done a pretty good job of
mobilizing resources. Now the next 30 days this month of
November. It's all about achieving those targets reaching
those targets. And I'd say right now, in a very kind of cautious
way, we are definitely moving in the right direction. It's too
early to say whether we'll get there. But we're working very
hard to make it
sounds like a Silicon Valley guy talking to the directors say we
have lots of interested registered users signing up who
haven't quite completed the registration process. But we are
conservatively these are conservative numbers by the way,
looking at 8 million registered uniques with the time spent per
user of 352 seconds per moon calendar. He's saying nothing.
But how can you do that when the World Health Organization The
United Nations World Health Organization says that in round
figures, you need about 4000 treatment beds and I've seen
their figures and that they're only about 1200 now
what we need to do is do our best estimation about what we
need to put on the ground and then just flood the area with
those kinds of capabilities
we the carpet bomb the media all right, that's all stop this guy.
World Food Food Program. This is what's going on the United
Nations is now is dumping all of this money, this Ebola money and
running it through their current World Food Program
infrastructure, which includes this guy Anthony Banbury, the
World Food Program. If you'll recall, sir In 2010, but it goes
back to the food for oil is one of is one of the best covered
most corrupt organizations in the world when it comes to
Africa.
This is the thing that got the head of the UN I can't remember
which guy his name is.
Yeah, the Kofi Annan Coffea. And his son, his son, and they were
and what was happening is half of the money was being used to
arm rebels in Ethiopia and Somalia. This is well known,
well covered. And now we have the exact same people going in
under the guise of Ebola with this big bucket of money from us
AI D, which I guarantee you is going to become arms. Because,
you know, hey, someone's gotta buy this stuff that we're about
to produce really big time. Thank you very much, John
McCain. And they've taken it so far. If you Google Ebola Bob
Geldof Oh, yeah, everybody, he's back to raise funds for the
Ebola victims and their helpers in Africa. Bob Geldof is
planning a 30th anniversary of his band aid hit Do They Know
It's Christmas time? This is this and Bob Geldof doesn't do
anything for free. He doesn't do this. And the the just like we
are the world. It was only two years that the profits went to
USA for Africa. And after that reverted back to the writers of
the songs and the same with Bob Geldof image your unless he does
some re let's see recategorize as that which I doubt he will go
ahead and look Bob Geldof is all over the news now about Ebola in
Africa saying yeah,
I think Can I ask what if if you're saying the following go
for years because of all the players all the same guys, all
of a sudden we have the same same old same old show? Yep,
only now it's about Ebola. It's not about whatever else it was
about before correct is essentially to take this huge
amount of money which you like to put into terms of 1000s of
millions and you targeted at this problem that's not
existent? Essentially? Yes. You have high put people make sure
they stay out of the way as you bring in troops. And then you
take the you take the the troops, the infantry and the
rest of men the physics and you distribute them amongst, I guess
some rebels some was somewhere and you take most of this 6
billion and you buy guns and bombs and grenades and you give
it to some people. Rebel is an area Yes. The front your claim
is that this is a front Yes, sir. It's just rencontre deal.
Welcome thing where you got a bunch of money only instead of
running it through the drug business, right? You actually
just say, here's the 6 billion bucks, look what we're gonna do,
we're gonna fix Ebola, and then it doesn't fix it bowl at all.
It goes right to it gets
right into whoever. So another thing now the thing is who Well,
another thing happened, which didn't get a lot of play, just
to the northeast of the Ivory Coast. But all I would say,
within the realm of Guinea within the realm of Sierra Leone
and Liberia a little more inland and short clip.
Two days after mass protests forced the president to resign,
the people of Burkina Faso returned to the streets, this
time to denounce a military coup.
So we have a little military coup going on. Yeah, a
temporary, temporary. Sure. And that was one guy
discussed the Burkina Faso thing. And I thought it was kind
of interesting. And then they put some phony baloney guy in
there.
They take this guy, take this guy,
take us a little bit further, we would say that the idea is to
create a buffer zone around the oil, man, yes, by realizing
everything outside. So you can't get into to take our word well
is going to be our oil to take advantage of take our oil away
from us. And so that's where the money is going. Is it because
you couldn't if there was an honesty to this system, which
you've talked about again? And you'd say here's the deal, we've
got this oil, we're going to steal it? Yeah, we're going to
use it because we need this oil and they don't and they're gonna
make money to everyone makes money is a win win thing. But we
got to protect this oil. So we're going to take $6 billion
of your money and we're going to arm a bunch of rebels around
this area and they're going to keep people from coming in to us
and stealing the oil because they know they can make you know
they can sell it to him and
let's just look at the numbers. We know that it was about 3003
and a half 1000 us advisors and consultants is what is needed to
train the Iraqis to fight ISIS ISIL is whatever you want to
call it. I would say the same amount of troops would be enough
on this. This physics and this big military operation of global
importance, as we heard the Joint Chiefs of Staff say, to
arm and perhaps train whoever we need to in that region. It's the
same numbers. It's the same thing. It's a beautiful scam.
Because who the hell wants to go really investigate Ebola? No,
no, I don't want to be by quarantine. Yes. So I don't know
who came up with it. I don't know. I don't know how this came
about. But Hagen it must be. It's someone really
strong and really Kagan and her brothers is so
incredibly smart. Because the you know, and everyone will just
believe it. I don't really need to see any real video of someone
bleeding and big blisters all over their face and arms and,
and blood coming out of every I don't really I believe you. I
don't need to see it. It's GN isn't it? Well, they
already figured that nobody wants to watch the
beheadings. Yes. So
yeah, this is this is a good example of eyes you know, your
cover your eyes, cover your ears and don't see nothing. I see
nothing. I know nothing, nothing. And then this is
actually a good and I like this analysis. I'm Thank you. Because
it makes nothing but sense that the reason it works, of course,
is it makes nothing but sense. And it's what we do best is rub
allies and can keep and get oil. I mean, that's what we do weird
petroleum economy, people don't want to face it. But we are
we've made ourselves one. And yeah, we can get off it
eventually. But we don't need to really do the only thing they
get out of it.
The only thing I'm a little I'm not quite sure. But I think I
know what it is, is President Obama keeps saying, hey, other
people got to step up, you got to step up. Are the countries is
he inviting them into the Cabal? Was he saying hey, if you don't
join us now, then you're going to be cut off from all the
goodies? Is that what he's saying? Yeah, that's it must
sound logic must be it must be must be saying to the French,
or, I would say probably was meaning the French. But I
guarantee and I'm not quite sure all in my question was already
in. I'm not quite sure what the next step will be. But the
American public is now convinced that part is worked. We now all
again, we
have a dumbed down probably doesn't want to now analyze, but
we also leave this and you couldn't tell them the truth
because they freak out. And the political opposition would freak
out. You know, the anti oil people that global warming is
those guys? Oh, God, we can't have this oil is killing us.
We're all gonna die from going climate change. So those guys,
you've got the country divided into such unusual ways that you
can tell the truth to the public,
but also so, so clear now that yes, to protect America, we have
to go fight the fire at the base of the fire, not the flames that
are leaking at the top. And it's the heroes the true heroes who
we just threw a lab coat on. It's those true heroes who are
really saving the world because that's what we do.
That's what we do and never do. But what we're
doing is we are we are creating verbalization of West Africa.
All this beautiful new oil, and we're armed we're going to be
arming a holes.
Right here, arming a hole. That's exactly what
arming eight holes from she sea to shining sea. That's what we
do.
Yeah, that's what we do.
What we do is we'll do doop so the reason of course we can do
this at all is, is just the way we put the model together. I had
a guy call me from the Wall Street Journal. He said it was
kind of I probably not gonna get anything in this article. And I
said that's about advertising because you know this. I guess
the This American Life they have a new serialized podcast. I
think it's called the cereal or something. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Man, and it starts off with a goat not a GoDaddy squares. No,
but MailChimp
add MailChimp.
Yeah. And he was flabbergasted. I said, you know, this is
fantastic. This is this is the change that has happened. He was
flabbergasted. He was flabbergasted that he didn't
really understand that NPR has advertised. And he writes it for
advertising and expect the advertiser but they can't do a
call to action. But when you take this popular programming
and put it on the podcast, you get two things. One, you can do
all kinds of calls to action. And to join today, you're
screwing the whole NPR model because the local stations
aren't getting any of that money. And if this was why I
don't think I don't think he
realized so that's what he didn't he wasn't clued into
that. No. And then I said we don't take out the new head of
NPR is pulling the plug on all this stuff, supposedly.
So what we do is we have our global intelligence network
produced The program for us. And believe me, they're on the stick
all the time. And in our Christmas show, I'll explain to
you how some of that works and how some of it could work
better. And also, we took the time I at least took 1520
minutes to get to this point, which really wouldn't have
worked unless I had John on the other side going, Wait a minute,
let me let me play this back to you what you're saying son. And
that is also thanks to our producers and and I'd like to
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Interesting number 242424. Is that just a palindrome Irish
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he's been big. He's been donating a lot.
Yes. Yeah, he's way beyond just simple night. Yeah. And then we
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the Sunday show. Read it out anyway. Yes. double helping of
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karma for my final exam ever. Israel is graduating. So he's a
student. Secondly, for a good friend who is a student giving
us rent and also I want to remind that to some people who
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and double that.
Sure. Andrew Lamere sunny Baron of Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Okay,
I want to get a D douching. Before I go back to napping for
humanity you can do.
You've been D deuced.
I would say shower time.
Wash your hands at the very least
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it's a reminder we just throw out there from time to time
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Chris?
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Oh, decapitation that's her head is gone. Oh, okay.
Maybe you have a slicing sounder Well no, I have just said it's
gone. I have a I have the saw you had to saw and then her head
is gone. Okay, let
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and I got a new healthy surprise box that you get one from from
DJI yes and I will say that dried crunchy mangoes should not
oh I love those fine are so hard to break a tooth No,
I agree. I had a couple that were a little too crunchy.
I threw them out a tooth breaker I
love them
well when you break a tooth you
already hate them all
the thing I was no good now there was some good ago kale I
was a plus. And then they had some raisins from Syria or
something
that creative I love the what was the potato chip there was a
chip thing and there was a vegetable
chip that was good those chips so those are they were just they
were like ruffles have ridges.
Yeah, but that's why they were good because they were healthy
you and you could feel the healthiness but it tasted bad,
you know,
tasted like, like bad. It was but generally speaking, it was a
good mark. And I got
to note, Adam, thanks so much for watching the news for all of
us. You're so good at it. I know these words don't carry the
gravitas to compel you but I suggest that you take a few
moments every day to deepen your breath and slow your mind. You
have so many thoughts crawling around up there. Kim, I love to
Mickey I look forward to seeing you next time on Austin with
love Joe. Is he telling me that I'm sounding a little kooky?
Silly goofy kooky big little kooky well, you're supposed to
sound kooky. Okay, that Yeah, that's right. That's a protected
message. Richard. Richard has good handwriting. And its
message. Yeah. You'll know what it means.
Yes. Okay. You can take that to the bank to
bora.org/and As John said, we also need you to go out there
and help us propagate our very important formula. Our formula
is this. We go out for yet people in the mouth
shut up slave. There's a funny interlude. Yes, a little funny
interlude. I've been keeping. I have a new section in the show
notes called Banchi blunders.
Thank you blender Anki Banchi Thank you like banky Moon as in
Ban Ki Moon blunders.
Exactly.
Well, I shouldn't be filling up quickly.
Let's see, this was this everything that was wrong about
this guy. And now I've asserted before this this is the wrong
guy to be the Secretary General of the United Nations because
you can't understand what he's saying. And you can you can dupe
the guy into anything. And they duped him into appearing onstage
with Conchita Wurst. What? Yes, you recall Conchita vorst Yeah
Can she divorce? Yeah, the winner of the Eurovision Song
Contest? Yeah, so that's the dude with the dress. Yes, he's
got the full beard. Yeah. Oh, you could say is the girl with
the beard in whatever way you want to look at it. And who has
absolutely no message yet? bunkies gonna stand up there and
introduce her and end quote her evil Eurovision drank
diva Conchita Voris met UN chief Ban Ki Moon in Vienna to call
for an end to discrimination based on sexual orientation. Ban
announced the extension of same sex benefits to all UN employees
saying discrimination has no place in the United Nations
are stand strong for equality. I hope all of you join our global
free and equal campaign.
He sounds like one of those Howard Stern crew members
doesn't eat. If you close your eyes you think of some crazy
drooling guy on Howard Stern Show. It sounds like
it as Conchita said on the night of our victory. We are
unstoppable
we ah unstoppable
I dream of a future where we don't have to talk about sexual
orientation the color of your skin your religious beliefs
because this is not important when it comes to society. Of
course it's important for the human being but it's not
important for society
and come on people that's the United Nations. Yeah, that's
that's at work yeah.
And then he went I'm not going to play the clip but then he
went on to make a mistake and he talked about oh now play
the clip I love listening to this guy's hilarious here's a
guy let's take a look at this objectively with all you guys
are making fun of this poor man who doesn't speak very good.
This guy is the head of the United Nations.
It's his job is to communicate communicate.
He shouldn't be taking intense English lessons every day until
he speaks perfect English because that's what he's getting
paid
on stuff. Ah, as Conchita says
he's the head of the United Nations. He should have some he
should take personal responsibility for self
improvement here.
He's in Vienna with Conchita I bet they had a dinner too. And
where is Vienna? What about where he is Vienna? What
country would hope it's either in Virginia or Austria, one of
the things
get particularly present Fisher and government of Australia. For
me it was he was there in Vienna in Australia. Google okay, but
now I'll play the rest of this clip.
I assume he's not in Australia. You know, he's
in Austria, but he says Australia. And then and then he
realizes his mistake when so at the end of his speech, then
there's a question that comes up. And then he's going to
correct his mistake and listen to how the president of Austria
or prime the President I think seemed to be
a vn anywhere in Australia a step contribution always to the
goals and objectives of the United Nations. Thank
you, Australia. And staff of our country die like you'll be how
do you think the international community including Russia
should react to this election?
Before before answering the question, which is very good
question for your question. Ladies and gentlemen. I'm told
that you know, the bottom three I recognize Austria, so
Australia. Sorry for that. But I think you will know that there
is no kangaroos in
joke, son monkey wounds. And it was very funny. And I listened
to the President. Funny guy.
Sometimes this happens. I hope you understand. I hope for you
and Mr. Minister, was
that was okay. We know you're a douchebag idiot. All right. We
just we're just here for the chicks and then the hookers that
we're all here for the same reason. bunkie no one's doing
any work. Well, we're doing well. Hey, by the way. Hey, do
you see Conchita is worst elites
and maybe likes beards on women?
That's possible. It was just ah bunkie Moon bunkie blundered
am I is anyone, Conchita Wurst? I mean Lee it's it's
insulting it's also assaulting on so many levels Good joke
refers to of worst refers to a sausage ah, worst as in worst. I
mean there's there's levels after levels of in
huge just hilariousness I did see a speaking of international
douchebags there's the NAD the Luxembourg documents have been
released. I don't know if you saw this. A couple of people
started emailing this to me starting yesterday. And this is
the I call it the Luxembourg leaks. At Luxembourg, very
interesting country, of course really being run in the
background by Juncker the drunker John Claude Juncker and
below And behold, would you believe that some of the largest
corporations in the universe, such as Pepsi, IKEA, the list
goes on and on, have been fun, the Federal Express had been
funneling their money through Luxembourg. With help from who
are the what's the big, the big PricewaterhouseCoopers. And then
they get these love notes or comfort letters, I think they're
called. And they they, I guess the way the scam works is you
open up a bank in Luxembourg as you call it, the IKEA bank. And
then you lend money to your own corporation from the IKEA Bank,
which is really only part of a licensing deal. And the way it
all ends up is you wind up paying no taxes. And then you
shuffle that money through Ireland and the Netherlands. And
everything's perfect. And then it's good to spend it freely.
Yep, exactly. And, and games are all over the place. Yeah, but
this is the i see i j, which I was unfamiliar with. It's the
International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. Never
heard of it. And yeah, it seems sketchy to me. I see. I see
ij.org. And when I looked at this outfit, the only thing I
could think of was, huh, there's someone's trying to screw
somebody and they're doing it through this organization. This
ici J, who had a global network of about 185 investigative
journalists in more than 65 countries. I've never heard of
any of these people and who they work with. And it seems like
it's like a mainstream media kind of Deathstar something. But
they've come up with a really cute video one of those hand
drawn things which explains how the how the scam works. And of
course the scam is perfectly legal. I'm sure, you know,
everything is just legality. But it's being played up really big.
And I'm not sure exactly why other than maybe to screw one of
the other countries. Because Luxembourg it only the half was
half a million people live in Luxembourg. It's all banks if
2000 banks at one address Yeah, I just wanted to put it on our
radar because I'm not quite sure the other shoe has not dropped I
guess in this but of course you know what, we really don't know
anything here in America. I was watching CNBC. They you think
CNBC would know a little bit about Europe and money and
stuff? Am I oversimplifying my mind. Did
you get that clip? Because the guy the idiot, Joe Kernan
with the with the CEO of Ida, Southern when you're talking
about,
I'm talking about the one where the guy goes, I don't understand
why Ireland is not using the pound.
That's the clip. Yes, guys, what an idiot. So Joe Kernan, who's
been on CNBC for decades. He's there with the idea, which is it
the Irish? I think it's a part. It's like the Irish investment.
Yeah. So it's just some Irish financial operation. So he's
there with Northern Ireland, Ireland.
Well, I have the just clip. And it's it's flabbergasting to hear
how these guys who are supposed to know money and world affairs
don't even know the simplest thing. What has
the weaker Euro meant in terms of tourism?
Yes, so I think Ireland's a very globalized economy. So we looked
at what's happening here as much as we do to what's happening in
Europe and we looked at what's happening in pounds anyway.
Don't we have the euros euros in Ireland? Yes. Yes. Which which
is why you heroes in Ireland strong recovery. Why wouldn't we
have euros and
he thinks that Ireland is a part of the UK apparently ah, Hey, he
does use the
pound and no, we've had the euro for some time and we're very
happy with that when I was using Scottish. Scottish pounds.
Sterling. Sterling.
Yeah, they're part of the UK duty and
starting we use Euro. What? Why would he do that? Why wouldn't
we do that? Why didn't Scotland wonder that way? We're not. He
doesn't
even know Scotland ever hear that vote saying you they were
doing Kernan. Did you do that pass you by that? They were
doing
right next to? We're very close. entirely separate. Island in the
north of Ireland, they have sterling but they do
the same play Northern Ireland,
just to draw people over with a weaker Euro?
Yes, I think I think it has tourism numbers have been
extraordinarily strong actually, this year and but particularly
from North North America. So it's a nice place to come. And I
think that's you know, we have some key attractors Northern
Ireland's not as the plan just oh my god,
you guys got to get over there to come over, hang out. You were
just there. I was in Scotland are using right. Yeah,
absolutely.
I would encourage you to. We can show you I think making makes us
firms in particular. To get away from the Yeah, they want to go
with them. I don't know that's too confusing Northern Ireland
to be the one not using the
follow your law. He doesn't even know the basics about Northern
Ireland.
Well, here's the thing about you know, he doesn't know that
Northern Ireland's in the you know, as part of the UK he
thinks that Ireland is for some unknown reason he can't figure
out why they're using the euro. And if he knew anything, he knew
the Irish left in a revolution not by a vote Yeah, from
Britain. And when they left, they started their own banking,
and they would never have anything to do with the pound.
They hate the Brits. And so what is this guy? Where's this guy
Ben? And he's Scotland apparently golfing major. You're
right. He's on CNBC as one of the one of the experts have the
public whatever. I don't know. It's just it's beyond me. It was
embarrassing to hurt here that clip. Embarrassing and they kept
up with it. And that idiot the guy that the guy was sitting
there was the New York Times ex New York Times guy. I can't
remember his name. But he was it was very poor broadcast. He's
always stammering and stuff. He's like me. And he he never
jumped in to say hey, you could you could have stopped him
early. I don't think he knew. But apparently nobody knew but
you should have stopped them early. So wait hold on say I
think you're confusing Northern Ireland's in the UK Ireland is a
separate countries broke off into 20s or years ago and it
became its own country it's got nothing to do with the UK at
all. And they don't even like them. And it's a tax haven and
they got nothing to do with it with the England what would make
you think that they did you should not talk anymore. It's
pathetic. Anyway, and they all have computers in front of them.
And they've got it may be so under the control room. Joe Shut
up. Shut up. Shut up.
Northern Ireland is one of UK the head will you ever hear of
like the Northern Ireland like war? beating people up over
here? Shut up. Now none of that. Yeah, you'd
think so. That's actually what should be then they all have
IFVs everybody on that show? And there's absolutely no reason for
them to do this. Yeah. Okay. 1937 they put together a
constitution. So it was when did they break away they were
removed from Ireland was declared a Republican to the
Republic of Ireland Act of 1948. State had no relations Northern
Ireland for most of the 20th century. Irish Free State 1922
War of Independence. Okay, that's when it began. Oh,
anyway. Oh, well, yeah. Sterling. What Why don't you
guys get it together?
What else you got there, Johnny? Boy.
Okay, so we had a Halloween. Now, every year there's a scare
story.
And when I was when I was
in the when I was a kid when I was a kid. When I was a kid, it
was no one else and razor blades that people would put in
apples. You heard this too that when I was a kid I was gonna say
that was my kids story. Yeah, my kids story to razor blades and
apples don't bite into an apple. Because it could be they could
like the and not just like a Mach three. No. One of those old
disposable razors as old
blades. Yeah, blade a blade. Oh,
yeah. And needles. Yeah, don't ask which of course I'm
convinced was put in there by the packaged goods company to
make sure that you would eat more Mars bar
that would be of no agenda thinking. Yes. Do I've got a
question for you because now times have changed. So Halloween
Surprise part one. An eight year old
girl goes out trick her training and comes home with a lot more
than candy
under Barbara isn't Hercules tonight, Andrea? Well, Liz every
year police officers warn parents
stop. Yes. Okay, I cut it off before they say what it is. But
Part Two explains it. I
don't know what the Seven more seconds it maybe it's on there.
We'll play seven seconds
to go through their kids candy stash before they eat it this
year in Hercules. That phrase more than just lip service.
And that's where it ends. Okay.
Okay, that was the Teach do I have to answer? Oh, have to
guess. Okay.
So they have to go through one
guess.
One guess modern, modern, modern, modern modern. Do I get
to Can I ask a one question before I
get asked one question. I may or may not refuse to answer it.
Is there are they are they blaming a group before this such
as ISIS or Al Qaeda or anything like that? That would be better.
But no, it's
kind of in a vague way blaming a group? Yes.
I'm going to guess. Rat poison. Hit it.
That's not pixie stick sugar inside that pink baggie? It's
math. I was going through his brain candy. He called Hercules
PD. Who knew?
Oh, I'm really I'm really protected right now.
That wasn't candy
pretty instantly. I mean, it's something that we see a lot in
this math and
the dose was only a 10th of a gram. But more than enough to
harm a child it's not big enough to either use the via snorting
or injecting trick of freedom here in the normal Norman
Rockwell last place of wide sidewalks bronze leaves, and
actual white picket fences. Marine Albritton says 400 ghouls
and goblins came to her door Halloween night. There are times
that you could have like 25 at a time.
pixie sticks lovely. Of course it's for these Oh, no, they're
behind it.
Why would have to say yes to that.
That's That's great. I knew you wouldn't guess it. No, no, no,
not in a million years.
Well, talking about this
sticks. Really? And where was that in California was that
you're
looking up the street here and Hercules.
Don't go near that house on the hill. He says he's got $100
bills, but he'll make you eat the Pixies dig.
Now meanwhile, there was an explorer, a drug related
explosion in Concord and there's a product here I want to ask you
about because you might know but I've never heard of this. Okay.
Fire investigators believe the explosion was caused by two
people living in one of the condos who had been making honey
hash oil. It's made partly with marijuana plants and butane is
used as part of the process to make it butane of course
Flammable and combustible gas and fire investigators believe
that's what caused the explosion.
Yeah, we've had a couple of clips about this in the past.
This is the big I mean, it's making hash oil. But I don't
know why she added honey there but
making that Disha Honey What was the honey hash or some honey
honey hash oil is what she said. Yeah, honey. Yeah, sure. Oil is
I never heard this. Yeah, we've
talked about it where you people?
Blow I guess it blows up blow stuff up.
If you don't do it, right. Use
the butane and make I get I don't know how you'd even make
it. I have no idea. I mean, it's an extravagance either butane
juice and extractive process. And then you just, you boil off
the butane process, and then it blows up if you don't if you're
not careful. It's like if some people this guy's got to be half
dead, I mean, I don't know how you could get away with this.
Because no matter what you do, the butane is gonna go into the
air and it stinks. It's got to odor and in it. We
have many producers who have responded in the past. Think the
dead man is the one who responds the best dead man dead man. You
know, he makes this stuff. You know, if you know what you're
doing and a moron, you can do it. You know, it's like, you can
also have a alcohol still in your basement and that can blow
up you know, there's all kinds of stuff but it's just more fear
mongering. It's like pixie sticks. Like pixie sticks with
meth, which I think would be a great way to market it. Like
little skulls down the side. pixie sticks Yeah, you know why?
So a lot of people finally caught on to this this bullcrap
mean, but I tracked the back to the source and I didn't want to
bring this to our attention. This was one of these anti Putin
memes that was the headline was pretty much because Tim Cook is
gay. Russians tear down Steve Jobs monument. Why is i You
didn't hear this?
No, I missed this one. Say somebody. Okay, that's funny.
Well, so good one though. I had to say that
I'm gonna read you the beauty. Yeah, I'm gonna read you a
couple of these. Of these headlines at this Just going
back a couple of days, it was this giant iPhone in front of
the in St. Petersburg in front of the college. And this is for
outreach to the Globe and Mail citing the need to abide by a
law combating gay propaganda ZFS. That will be the I believe
the spokesperson for this university who said in a
statement on Monday that the memorial had been removed on
Friday the day after Apple CEO Cook had announced he was
homosexual quote, in Russia, gay propaganda and other sexual
perversions among minors are prohibited by law. ZFS said that
a person but ze Fs, noting that the memorial had been in an area
of direct access for young students and scholars. After
Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly called for sodomy The monument
was taken down to abide to the rushing federal
ag did he publicly called for you just made that up? No. I'm
reading a quote now. But here's the here's the cool thing. And
this is what I think is important. And gadget just so
you know what your tech news is doing people. Steve Jobs
Memorial dismantled in Russia because of Tim Cook's sexuality
by Chris Valak Velazco Hello Chris Velazco moron. After Steve
Jobs died in 2011, a Russian holding company called the West
European financial union or ZFS in Russian erected a big iPhone
shaped memorial statue that told visitors about jobs life outside
of St. Petersburg College. innocuous tribute know nothing
about the memorial itself was intrinsically troubling, but
it's been recently dismantled all the same because of two
reasons. First, DFS is looking at the act as a way of
condemning the company for allegedly spying on users across
the globe and informing us security services about them.
The second reason, however, sits on the fence between mind
boggling and patently offensive in accordance with a
controversial law hyperlink to the atlantic.com meant to curb
gay propaganda ZFS took down the statute quote to abide to the
Russian Federal law protecting children from information
promoting denial of traditional family values seriously these
people are not and this guy goes on and on. What's interesting is
that the I wanted to find out where this came from originally
because we know in gadget and Globe and Mail they just cut the
copy paste journalism it's actually a crime these people
are getting paid to do their journalism is comes from
Reuters. John. From a Reuters report. Okay, written by filed
by I should say Katya, Golub Cova, Moscow writers, a memorial
to appaling founder Steve Jobs has been dismantled in the
Russian city of St. Petersburg, after the man who succeeded him
at the helm of the company, Tim Cook came out as gay with
everything that is has been extrapolated in these other bull
crap copy paste journalistic stories comes from this Reuters
article. I find that to be the real news here. Now, of course,
this has been deconstructed news,
not real news by any means. We've been. We've discussed this
for seven years.
Well, the this is what goes on, right. But what is happening is
now our tea, of course, came out and said, Hey, this thing was
broken. They were taking it down because the touchscreen didn't
work anymore. It was slated to be taken down six months ago was
completely unrelated to the Tim Cook coming out. I
know that would make sense. That sounds more logical. Right?
But shame on Reuters. Reuters. You This is how can you believe
anything? Reuters says if they're publishing
identified Reuters as an agency for MI six, yeah. And some other
intelligence agencies. This is not a news news to us.
No, not to us? Of course not. But I want to I want people to
understand that Reuters is at the bottom or the top whichever
way you want to look at the pyramid. And then you get all
these little What's this boy's name again, who wrote this?
Engadget crap? Chris
Velasco very much written like a good April Fool's gag.
Oh, you should see Chris Velasco, his associate editor
and his picture on Engadget there has him with shades and
rabbit ears Yeah, that's about what you should be wearing.
Oh, now you got me looking. Dammit.
Chris VLAZCOG el Victor echo Lima Alpha Zulu. Charlie Oscar
look at his picture yeah, that's about all you deserve dude. Copy
Paste fools on you. How can we believe anything you say now? He
is copy paste from from compromised Reuters. Tech News.
It was making some comment. And well,
did you see it? You see his picture? No, I
got Dariush spell his name right. I got some other guy. How
do you spell it again? Victor. Belaz Kimmy just Watch me Don't
give me the code. The V watch.
Oh, I just close it. Okay. VELAZZ see? Oh,
okay, that's better. All right. Yeah. Like an idiot.
Well,
code images code indeed. And just nice Chinese rise Asian.
Something like that. There's a picture of him with two like
lemons in his eyeballs. Oh,
okay. So you had a total goof? Not exactly. That's what you do.
That's,
that's today's model. Yes. We've gotten over this. Yes. Well,
nobody gets paid enough to do anything more than what he did.
So I'm on his side.
You're sticking up for him. I'm sticking up for him.
Nobody gets paid enough to do any more than what he did. He
didn't run the Reuters article, full cloth. He took it and
wrote, rewrote it completely and made some comments like these
guys are a holes for doing this, assuming that what they did was
probably overdue profit.
But that's fine. That's fine. That's fine. Okay, fine. Then
let me give you some actual tech news that happened that we don't
need to play our tech news jingle. Mike Rogers who is
Admiral Mike. Admiral Mike, you know, Admiral Mike is Adam lead
I think we've talked with this is not Mike Rogers, this the
congressman who is a big DJ.
Now there's DJ Mike Rogers.
And then there's Admiral Micra. I remember, Admiral Mike Rogers,
Admiral
Mike Rogers is the replaced there, Kaiser at the National
Security Agency at the NSA. And he has made a point he every six
months, he goes to Silicon Valley, to go sit and in an
auditorium and talk and have little group sessions with the
tech leaders. I'm surprised you are not invited.
Actually, I don't get invited to anything like that. I'm
surprised you are not object leader. I'm not as a CE schmo.
You know who was in the front
row. Scoble. Jeff Jarvis close enough. And I'm, I only found
this one YouTube video he was at this is at Stanford. And he's on
stage. And the woman who I think is his press agent, asks him a
question. I cut all of that out. And the question is, when you
find a vulnerability, or a zero day exploit, what are you going
to do about it? Are you going to, like we know you have done
in the past, when dekeyser was ruling you were going to keep
that and exploit it. So you can spy on people? Are you going to
share that or? And I think he made a revelation here. Which to
me was what really?
So I make two points. The first what I tell the team is the new
guy is Let there be no doubt.
God, listen, now he's talking, what I tell the team as the new
guy. Let there be no doubt fundamentally
strong internet is in the best interest of us as a nation and
the world around us fine. Secondly, in terms of how do we
strike this balance, the President has been very specific
to us a look, hey, look.
I was gonna say this again. Hey, look, the President came to me
said, hey, look,
the balance I want you to strike will be largely focused on when
you find vulnerabilities that we're going to share those. And
the greater I mean, by orders of magnitude, the greatest numbers
of vulnerabilities we find we share. But he also talked about,
hey, look, hey,
look, there's a president now who say, hey, look, I wouldn't
be surprised. And he's also a lipsmack of this guy. Hey, look,
there are some instances in which we are not going to do
that. And the thought process as we go through this from a policy
side is we make this deliberate decision, the kinds of things we
tend to look at are how foundational and widespread is
this potential vulnerability? Who tends to use it? Is it
something that you know, you'll generally find in one particular
nation state or a particular segment? Or is this pretty wide
across a large swath? For the US and for others? How likely do we
think others are able to likely to find it? Is this the only way
to potentially for us to generate the insights?
Now let's think of a really important thing that happened
not too long ago, a big exploit that was discovered by Oh,
that's kind of in question. That may not pop to mind immediately,
but he's gonna let us in on it.
So Jeff Jarvis good, Eric. Another alternative here that we
could use. Those answers then generally shape so what do we
decide? Hey, look, we're going to share this. Look, where do we
decide not to, again, by orders of magnitude? This guy's creepy.
The default mechanism for us is we share the vulnerabilities we
find and okay here comes much of it you will never even hear
about you look at in the immediate aftermath of
Heartbleed, for example, the first media reporting I saw
said, Hey, NSA knew about this vulnerability and has been
exploiting it against the US for an extended period of time
wrong. This first was outed, if my memory is right on the
seventh of April 1, that we're aware of it on the eighth of
April, within 24 hours, using our information assurance
mission. We develop the patch a counter to the malware and we
shared that with the private sector.
Wait a minute. Now he's saying that they discovered Heartbleed.
What happened to the Google guy who discovered Heartbleed? What
happened to that phony baloney cyber security company that
discovered Heartbleed? Do you remember that John?
vaguely, but
is that what he's actually what they say what he's saying?
unblurred? Yeah, but what he's saying is they discovered it,
then they shared it with the private sector, which to me
means he told the Google guy and the malware guys hey, we got
this. Go ahead. You don't have to listen.
And what we said was, you don't have to take you don't have to
tell anybody this came from NSA. Just do it because it's part of
our mission is that
you didn't have to tell anybody it came from it. Yeah,
you can just say you can just take credit and they took credit
for it. Oh, that's that's low, lower than Well,
I took credit for an NSA. Oh, brother, ah, has been reported.
And you Jarvis must have blogged it.
Drivers is not going to poop on Google. Because Google are the
guys who remember that was the guy who, oh, I discovered this.
And then at the same time, was the name of that other company
that discovered it? Yes, there
was some security company we'd never heard of sans or before.
I'm going to look at it right now. Let's
look it up. This is funny. Wow. Yeah. What was the guy from NSA
is out there. Dirty showing dirty laundry. Yes. That has no
clue about how to do this right? Keep saying hey, look, and by
the way, says nobody new. You know, we don't have to credit us
even though I'm going to do it right now and out you guys as
phonies.
Here. When it comes to online security. Neel Mehta puts his
money where his mouth is the Google security researcher
boosted a fundraiser for online privacy tools, blah, blah, blah,
by donating the $15,000 reward he received for helping to
expose the Heartbleed bug bug. The freedom of the press?
Yeah, this guy just took over one of the divisions.
That may be N E. L. Mehta could be
Oh, boy. So this guy is just a phony. Yes, that sounds like
Google. Yeah. And you're right. Yeah. Jarvis isn't gonna say
anything about it. Because it's Google related.
Neil Mehta. What was the name of the company that
I'm trying to credit for it? Yeah, they're the sand. They
actually did our way. We found it first. No, we found if it's
bull crap, exactly.
Researcher researcher, I can't find it. So maybe chatroom can
help up? Yeah, with the NSA and say, interesting, though. They
they immediately told everybody. And then he said, but you don't
have to. You don't have to credit us because that's what we
do.
First, and that's hilarious. In the NSA. Yeah. In front of every
message that we're delivering right now. Well, there's more
to that. Oh, my goodness. And this is also this has been
reported. But I would say not in a big way. You just go to it
here. This is. This is Mike. No, I'm sorry. Not Mike. This is the
Kaiser. Turns out, it's all his financial disclosure forms. You
may recall that they the NSA said we cannot give you his
financial disclosure forms because it would threaten
national security that we're going back, you know, a year or
so.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's gonna threaten to his security.
Well, yes. It turns out he was investing in a company that was
about to get a big deal with AT and T which was specifically for
at and T's contract with the NSA for some spice shit that they
were doing. And he's Oh, he was investing in the company.
Yeah. Which you can do legally by the way. Yeah. It's
disclosed. You just have to like not ask for it. Just don't ask
For any disclosure is sickening. And when
we vote, this is what they do. I said, I've said this for years,
years, the only reason you want to spy on the whole country is
so you can listen in on these conversations with two big
venture capitalists, get on the line and listen to them talk
about the deal they're going to do and then invest in it. Yeah,
it's insider trading, to take into the ultimate. I mean, this
is like and is legal, as well. Yeah. Because they've made it
legal.
That was another great thing. President Obama did.
He made illegal Yeah. Yeah.
That was that was the whole thing is we're not in
yet another business. That they'd be the SEC to be honest,
and they'd be threatening jail time they threw Martha Stewart
in jail. Oh,
me. No less. Our new Director of the FBI, he threw Martha Stewart
He's the director of the era he threw Martha Stewart in jail.
This is going on,
but nobody really cares. Um, before we take a break I'd like
to little do a little bit of agenda 21 global climate stuff
news if you don't mind,
I'm all in on it. Yeah, it's even though it's je are marked
for being a crackpot apparently who said that? Apparently this
is what they're saying. Now who's saying that the media
oh if you're against if you say it may not be truthful, anyone
is just a document doesn't mean any Oh, crackpots all think
they're trying to you know, slave the public?
Well, right now the the meeting of the elders is
taking place. And what organization is this? Oh, you
don't know about the elders? What's the elders?
Oh man. The Mormons know, the elders chaired by Kofi anon. Our
friend from the World Food Programme is an independent
group of global leaders who work together for peace and human
rights. They are brought together in 2007 by Nelson
Mandela. And so it is Mandela Kofi Annan and Richard Branson,
who run this drink drinking club called the elders. Got to go to
the elders.org. I'll tell you who's in it. Mandela,
Kofi Annan and Jimmy Carter did of crap.
Desmond Tutu, because I saw Richard Branson tweet on my way
to the elders conference.
That's where he got it. Independent global leaders
working together for peace
and human rights officer drinking MRIs. Yes. And there's
a
look at all douchebag Central
and but it's all about climate and there's a held Hedegaard
Connie Hedegaard Europe's climate deal is a huge
achievement. It's time for the rest of the world to match it.
And this is the big push now and Jimmy Carter. Yeah, yeah. So
here is a carry watermelon head carry. Now I don't know if he
got the memo or not
trying to get in this group. Oh, no. I would like to be a member
of gay elders.
You can't? Why can't I know? You can only buy a bunch of
racists Yeah,
ageist? No, you can only become a member of the elders. If you
were an important person who no longer is an important person.
Let me get mp3 player. Tim, let me just mentioned what makes an
elder from their own site. Yes. Read. It can be a peacemaker
with decades of experience mediating and resolving
conflicts. that would that would be you and I, I think peace
builders who have helped post conflict societies to heal
wounds and rebuild Hello,
I think we've been healing Heidi from
healing a lot. Yeah, this social revolutionaries who transformed
their own by reducing poverty improving the status of women.
Hello, Amy. Why would a boy is it the status of women only? Or
champion nonviolent struggle? Yeah, we don't qualify for
women. A bunch of women things are going on here. Man who have
governed the countries that internationalist oh no very
heavy headed movements to empower women. And just to start
by a man this is pretty presumptuous. An elder is
waiting man. I'm looking at this man man, man, man, woman, man
and man, man, woman, woman man, man. It's all men.
An elder is also a change maker. Someone who can lead by example
creative
things you clip or on your belt. I'm a change. Change, change
maker. Click quickly. They're great. By the way.
I think they meant they're fresh maker. Isn't that the what? How
do they work? How do the elders work? What can we do? We opened
doors to gain access to decision makers at the highest levels. We
listened to everyone who no matter how unpalatable or
unpopular to promote dialogue. Oh yeah. I hate coffee and iced
coffee and creating space for campaigners and policymakers.
This is a their big thing is a is climate change.
That's where Richard Branson Peter Gabriel, yeah.
Oh, yeah, of course Peter gave, of course. The changemakers cam
Oh, mudhar. Oh yeah. Oh, media. Yeah. Always a big part
of this wife of the the Omidyar guy now they're all in on it.
It's a big club. Anyway, so while they're over there
drinking around and talking about to cheer, climate change,
and how the other countries better get on board. Well,
someone's got to rein in carry. He was in. He wasn't I think,
was in Paris on his way to getting his hair done in
Hillary's plays. I don't know why.
France 24 People just rag on him when they do their debate than
they
should because he says stuff that is so moronic. Okay, so
maybe you're all in on climate change. You want to motivate
people, right. And you want to motivate them to reduce carbon
emissions. Plant trees, don't use coal don't use. We shouldn't
use gas either. But I'm adobea. Visit reduce reduce reduce. That
is that's what that is what the mission of a change maker is.
Would you agree? I, besides
the point of debate, yes, absolutely. United States
and China are the two largest consumers of energy. And we are
the world's two largest emitters of global greenhouse gases.
Together, we account for that roughly, you know, it's about
45% and climbing, unfortunately. So we need to solve this problem
together.
Okay. That so far, he's got me I'm feeling good. We are the
indispensable nation he represents in this patient was
indispensable nation. We need to change this together. What can I
do? What does what we do? What can I do? Secretary of State
Ambassador hair carry?
Why? Because neither one of us can possibly solve it alone.
Even if every single American bike to work or carpooled to
school, or used only solar panels to power their homes. If
we reduced our emissions to zero if we planted each of us in
America doesn't trees, if we somehow eliminated all of our
domestic greenhouse gas emissions, guess what? That
still wouldn't be enough to counteract the carbon pollution
coming from China when the rest of the world Screw it. Well,
fuck it. rev up the diesel. I don't care why,
what kind of messaging is this?
It's not very good message a guy's an idiot. Now, I think
we've concluded that some time back
but not quite as big an idiot as Christine Milne of the Green
Party in Australia. Little news,
sorry, in Australia is one of the worst.
Very, very funny though. And I love this. This is a sky
broadcaster. So of course, he's he's going to crap on the Green
Party no matter what. But it makes it all that much more fun
to listen to. Is it for the greens,
they're issuing their own warning today, which perhaps
didn't quite go to plan. He was greens leader Christine mill.
Do you want death? Or do you want coal? That's what we're
talking about here. Tony Abbott wants coal.
Coal is not good for humanity. Just as Tony Abbott is not good
for the planet when we're talking about global warming,
death or coal? Well, I think most people would probably pick
coal and coal might have been that what the Greens leader said
perhaps he was talking about, well, renewable energy or death.
We'll wait and see if there's a clarification later on.
When death or coal or coal What an idiot. Dumb has said since
the greenish Greenwich Meantime, watch Hey,
I can't wait to get down there. I've already received a number
of emails with people offering some suggestions ideas. They
feel that three weeks may be pushing it there's not quite
enough to do Australia and New Zealand. But it looks like I
told you Yeah, well. We're gonna have to do something we can do.
You're gonna do Perth.
So beautiful, though. Just a day in Perth just to hang out and
then just because we're always talking about how can we not go
to Perth?
At night, go to Perth. You can just go to Perth, go to Vietnam
and Indonesia and Perth now and then make another trip. He does
two trips.
Yeah, I think Vietnam would be another a different trip
altogether. I know. We're doing Australia and New Zealand. We're
not going to veer off to other stuff. Well, you're not going to
get to Perth. Well that's what you say. They got internet then
we can do the show. It'll be fine and Perth is fantastic.
Anyway, I need a coordinator for each of these. I guess we need a
coordinator for each province and an a coordinator for the for
New Zealand as well. We need coordinators is a big trip. I
don't know enough about it.
Yeah, it was it was me. I just ad lib. They're roaming around,
rented cars.
What's all this sand? We've been driving around for a couple of
days now.
I just go to the winegrowing areas thirsty.
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no nothing's no nice things now. Well,
we had so many I got my phone ringing
Hang on. Oh, okay.
Is it the Yeah, yeah, guy. Let's see who it is.
Obviously some reporting on that before I got.
Oh, boy. I mean, see why why you? Why even bothered? Why do
you bother? Scams? Why do you even bother?
I've been getting a lot of a lot of calls from some guys who want
to work on my house. Hello, mister. Hello, Mr. John. Yeah.
John. Divert to
all right. Hey, can I talk to John DeVore? Jack
DeVore. Jacques, believe me. Yeah. And I believe you? Is it
not the type of guys who know that word.
I follow this guy, William Engdahl. He's a professor. And
he I've learned a lot of my pipeline theories from he's
written many books, these very pro Russia. But he is an
American scholar. And he's now writing for. I don't know what
this outfit is journal dash neo.org. I don't know what that
is. But I follow his writing. And there was he wrote something
that was like two paragraphs. I just I want to read this on the
show. This is all you need to know about Syria, Iraq, Ukraine,
and Russia and Turkey. Let's throw turkey into the mix. And I
just want to read this paragraph because it's it's so simple when
you view it in context of the fear that is being thrown at us
of all these terrorists, etc. In 2009, Assad refused to sign a
proposed agreement with Qatar that would run a pipeline from
Qatar's North field, contiguous with Iran South parse field
through Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria and into Turkey, with a
view to supply European markets, crucially bypassing Russia.
Assad's rationale was, quote, to protect the interests of his
Russian ally, which is Europe's top supplier of natural gas.
Instead, the following year, Assad pursued negotiations for
an alternative $10 billion pipeline plan with Iran, across
Iraq, to Syria that would also potentially allow Iran to supply
gas to Europe from its south parse field shared with Qatar.
The memorandum of understanding for the project was signed in
July 2012. Just as serious civil war started to spread to
Damascus and Aleppo and Homs. And earlier this year, Iraq
signed a framework agreement for construction of the gas
pipelines. The Iraq Iran Syria pipeline was a direct slap in
the face to Dakar to Qatar. And, of course, the reason for the
Ukrainian blockage of gas problems, business into Europe.
That's all that it's, they're connected. And that's all you
need to know.
Yeah, you know, it's kind of disgusting. I remember reading
about these pipelines way before, I think around 2000. Boy
2003, back in the 90s. To the 1990s. Yeah, well, way before we
started our show, and before we started the no agenda, type of
thinking, which is, which is what we'll be talking about on
the Christmas show. And Dave, I remember there's something
before the Afghan war and all the rest of it some buddy have
this crack pot website saying that it's a whole thing is going
to bust out because of this. This unit cow it was a unit Cal
pipeline that was running in a run through Afghanistan across
here and there. And as I read this thing, you got this guy's
nuts, bull crap. And then and then after the war after the 911
event, and then we have this situation in Afghanistan, then
secretly behind the scenes that was signed off the Unocal
pipeline was signed off as an A minor news story way and buried
in the back of one of the newspapers. It's a wait a
minute, and then you look back on it and he was like the whole
this the conspiracy that was behind these pipelines running
through Afghanistan, all turned out to be true. It wasn't a
conspiracy at all, just a business deal. was an actual
deal. Yeah, it was a real decision not Oh, that's a
conspiracy. I hear somebody talking about our show that way.
A bunch of conspiracy bullcrap. No, these are just we're just
pointing we got it here is on it's on paper is a business deal
is what's going to happen no that person the BS that one of
the drug companies is pushing the vaccine think as as as a
profit center for this reason alone and that's why we have
things like anti smoking, vaccines and other use misuse of
the term. And this these are not conspiracies just like business
deals that people are reporting on what specifically
that was Jason Calacanis who disparaged us on the tweeter?
Yeah. You responded to it? Yes. Wow, that's worse than me not
knowing
I said. I was I was thinking about somebody else who did
that. I was
known as Jason Calacanis. He said, What Kareem Dirac those
guys think Facebook was is set up by the Saudis and whatever.
Oh, right. Mossad.
I wasn't thinking of him at the MO You're right. Yeah. He said
that. Yeah. Well, he does, you know. Okay, great. Yes. Little
chanters this Nicaragua canal is heating up a little bit.
Yeah, this is bound to happen we should have I mean, I think we
kind of predicted it because there's no way that this is
going to ever be a good ending.
Now there's a Chinese who are so this is this is supposed to
compete with the Panama Canal. And it is a Chinese
nice and wide and want to have so many locks
and the good news the where they want to build this. It's a lot
of indigenous people. This is good news. Because we can just
kill them and just waltz right over them. But now the
Chinese would do that. We wouldn't
No, no, no, we wouldn't do that at all.
The Chinese do it then we'll take the thing over later.
Yes, we let them do the work and then we go in under because
there's terrorism and we kick them out. Employees of a Chinese
company are currently going door to door to collect details on
residents and property in the in the path of the canal. But with
the opposition to the project rising they are now accompanied
by police and soldiers with Kalashnikovs
that must look pleasant
and demonstrations are now taking place. Many of the signs
that people read carrying read nor China knows which I think,
need to start using this phrase. No child knows. No child knows.
Yes, CH i n o s no child knows. But I guess it was like that's
what they call shiners in the Nicaragua. So this cannot be
Well,
no, it's not going to end well. And we're behind all the
protests, I'm sure.
Oh, of course. Oh, which reminds me the let's go to the euro land
for a moment. But I've been tracking Hungary with the with
the Internet Tax. And wow, this so the president of the Prime
Minister resumed it rescinded quickly. Yeah, let's I'm gonna
cancel that to Internet Tax. That was a bad idea. Viktor
Orban, Prime Minister, Viktor Orban said on Friday, because
the protests were in the hundreds of 1000s. So I think
now they're gonna have to find something else. Maybe they'll
find some corruption or something has to be found
because we've got people on their feet. We got people
moving. And I think we're looking at some regime change.
Oh, yeah, no, definitely. And also Spain. We see something
being played there. I've got a clip no good that there's this
news of a a Google tax. And here to Spain, implodes on Google
tax. I don't know whenever I see some internet thing and the
government's in trouble. I'm just thinking okay, what are we
doing there? What do you have on Spain?
I don't have anything on Spain I have stuff on the EU. Oh, okay.
Good. EU and this is under report and I thought this was
peculiar and I think this is just a part of my grand vision
of what's going to happen in Europe which is fantastic Civil
War fantastic. Not being we
have Germany attacking France again. Is that the you know,
we have Britain listen to this Britain in the EU. I did not
know that they were taking this that seriously.
Increase a warning from angle Merkel. According to unnamed
sources cited in German weekly magazine Der Spiegel. The
Chancellor will no longer fight to keep Britain in the European
Union. Britain is inching closer to quote a point of no return.
This says Prime Minister David Cameron's party says it would
try to cap intra EU immigration if reelected. Following the
dispute over port George Osborne, the British Chancellor
of the Exchequer says Cameron will press on with limiting
immigration from the bloc. The ruling conservatives are facing
increased electoral pressure from the anti EU and anti
immigrant UK Independence Party or you Kip. A first you Kip MP
was voted into Parliament last month for Merkel imposing a
quota on EU citizens migrants would interfere with one of the
fundamental and non negotiable principles of the block free
movement between EU borders. Despite the warning, Germany's
government spokesperson has made clear Berlin would rather have
an active and engaged Britain within the EU. But that decision
is up to Britain.
Would you like to see our v2 rockets? You think Oh,
I thought that was an interesting clip. And it hasn't
been just underreported obviously in this country the
like, who cares right but it's it says maybe something's gonna
happen here, which of course would split the you know, the
bridge the British to have the Commonwealth? They don't need
the EU. And they were die apparently by Mimi's best friend
is in town. She lives in Cornwall, and I chit chatted her
up a little bit. And of course, I do not know agenda thinker, so
she's just gonna say hot. She's, she's a 60 year old woman. So
yeah, she's very hot. Thank you. And when she hears this, she's
gonna know that I said that. She's not gonna listen, these
women don't listen to the show.
You know that Mimi posted a picture of her when she was
really young. Like, you know, my knees? Yeah. Oh my god. You dog.
No, no, she
was a she was
sexy. Yeah. Oh, smokin hot.
It tends to fade.
Anyway, just for you guys. Yeah, it fades. It's like, it's like,
Crap paper.
She's not gonna listen to the show.
Not after this. She's not No, she
won't. Anyway, she doesn't listen to the show anymore. She
used to listen to the show. And she I don't know what happened.
Dog House meet Devorah check your Mimi's grave looking
at? Yes, she is she's great looking woman do what can I
finish what I was gonna try to say, which is that this is
separating out the Brits with the French and the Germans are
just fighting amongst themselves till civil war breaks out and
then England will have to come in. And they'll have their asses
handed to him. And we'll have to save Europe again. That is
what's going to happen. It's going to happen around
2020 2020 2017
was the date
2017. There's the collapse of the economy.
And that's the global economy.
Well, it's gonna be our economy to an it Yeah, it's gonna be it
has to be global. It'd be global. We
had this thing because now if you look at
it seems to be right after the election.
Or the US election in 2016. Okay, right. Because if you
look, now we have gold falling significantly silver is silver,
like, down 40%. Oil is. I mean, it at a certain point, doesn't
do all this work against us. I think now even the New York
Times is jokingly writing about how Kerry went to see his
buddies there in Saudi Arabia and said, hey, hey, shake, you
know, hey, Royal dude. Once you screw everybody up with the
prices here, let's let's screw Putin a little bit, let's, let's
bring this down. But won't that eventually start to ruin our so
called magical fracking oil that we've discovered? Because it
just won't make sense to pull this stuff out of the ground? I
mean, isn't this going to isn't it? Isn't it a spiral that
cannot end right
now the frackers are gonna get taken in the shorts. There's no
doubt about it. But they you know, we don't really like
fracking. The fracking has been going on as long as it has, if
you want to play this fracking as a campaign issues because the
fracking lobby has been pushing both sides of the aisle by
giving him lots of money to shut up. So nobody says anything
as the price of natural gas in America will rise. Republicans
are intent on pushing this this priority. Cory Gardner, one of
the Republican Senate candidates to one last night in Colorado,
he's made this one of his top initiatives and Republican
leaders have signaled This is at the top of the list along with
the Keystone XL. Now, of course,
when it comes to Democrats and fracking, right up to President
Obama, they certainly have not distanced themselves from it. As
someone tweeted last night one organizer wrote, it's rough when
you decide to throw a lot of people under the bus and then
expect those same people to get you into office.
Sure, the Obama administration has also been very close to the
natural gas lobby. You know, I've done stories showing that
the main lobbying group for the fracking industry, America's
natural gas Alliance, anger actually provided dark money to
the Democrats as well. Former Maryland Governor Martin
O'Malley or current soon to be former Governor Martin O'Malley,
received funds for his own dark money group from anger the
natural gas lobby, Democrats that have raised money from
natural gas interests, actually in Colorado, the Democratic
Party, one of the reasons for their defeat last night was that
the Democrats there were very divided over the issue of
fracking in an effort to place a ballot initiative that would
have allowed local cities and municipalities in Colorado to
ban fracking fell apart. And part of that disarray really
helped Republicans. So Democrats have been very divided on this
issue and they have not been
ship. Not that ship. Okay, I didn't know that.
Yeah. Yeah, it's corrupt. It's corrupt. Right. So, government,
I'm
just looking for you. I want you to look in your crystal ball.
Man. I just want you to help me out here. Where's this gonna go?
Where you cannot have this. Everything's fake. The price of
gold has got to be faked. The price of oil has got to be fake.
Yeah. It's already rigged, right? It's rigged. And of
course, the stock market keeps going up. Which means Come on,
suckers. Keep putting money into stocks?
Well, the idea with the stock market always seems to me as you
get to think up so high. This is a strange phenomenon. But it's
always you always see it, see it over and over. It gets really
high. Right. And then so the general public says, Wow, look
how high it is. I'm gonna buy stock, right? It's like, what?
And then there's crashes because it assumes that the general
public starts coming into the smart man.
So that's 2017 After the election, I think there'll
be I think this thing is gonna fly. Yeah, he's right now it's
gonna be 1000. That's crazy. I know. It's that is that is
insane. It's almost doubled in my lifetime.
And it will be boosted by lowering the price of oil
because it gives cheap energy to produce more goods and services,
and less people drive around like crazy. But what it also
does, it will hurt the national because it's cost money, they
certain certain projects disappear. And the Keystone
pipeline might be one of them. Because the shale oil in Canada,
I think, and I did so I'm just guessing at the prices here, I
could look it up. But if I'm not mistaken. If the price of oil
goes below $40 a barrel, you can't extract that oil, right?
That oil has to sell for something like 50 to be
profitable. Right, right. And when it's when the price of oil
is 100 bucks, yeah, you can get oil all kinds of places. You
could go squeeze a rock, there's some oil, I can make some money.
You can do all these different things. But when the price oil
sinks down to 20, or 30, or 4040, where it should be, by the
way, according to all the experts, including the Saudis,
and they can make money at 40 Apparently, in fact, the Saudi
one Saudi guy, we had this clip on the show. It was from a 60
minutes he said that the Saudis can make money at 20 Oh, yeah.
$20 a barrel. They can make shitloads of money. Oh, explain
this,
then the Aramco pipeline was hit near Riyadh. Yes, bye bye. I'm
sorry, ISIS, whoever hit it. Is this now finally the the control
of of Saudi Are We Now is this a message to them? No, no, that's
a good one. There's I mean, we've been looking at this Wes
Clark has said Saudi Arabia Be on the lookout. And now they
have this was this was from what I could see was pretty. Pretty
massive strike.
Yeah, maybe maybe we're squirrel. You know, we are
Westclox our guy. Yeah. Go to our go to guy what he says He's
our guy. Yeah, he's a go to guy. That's to say this stuff just
for his hell no, no. fool around. He's actually telling us
stuff. I don't know. Anyway, this situation is, is just going
to get worse before it gets better. And it's just all
leading to is no good. The end is no, no,
no, you're right. And what can we do to protect ourselves? Real
estate. Real estate.
So I says my answered everything.
You want a deconstruction of something of something that this
is a typical no agenda thing. I'm going to play a couple of
network based clips. And then I'd like to tell you, at least
where this is coming from this is I'm not going to get into the
argument good or bad. I'm going to tell you at least where it
came from
Brittany Maynard's message was clear. In our interview for CBS
This Morning. She said she intended to die with dignity to
people who would say well, you're choosing to end your life
that suicide you would say no, no.
Cancer is ending my life. I am choosing to end it a little
sooner, and in a lot less pain and suffering. Last
spring Maynard was diagnosed with the most lethal form of
brain cancer and given six months to live. She moved from
her home in California to Oregon because of his Death with
Dignity Act, which would allow her doctor to prescribe a lethal
dose of drugs to end her life. Brittany's very public decision
to end her life has put the right to die issue back into the
national spotlight has stirred this emotional reaction on both
sides which really shows that this right to die movement
remains controversial. Gail,
I'll say Jan Thank you such a beautiful brave young woman I
know we got a lot of this a lot of brave and beautiful and it's
been going on for a couple of weeks and Facebook was oh so
bread Venezuelan Africa. Yeah, it
was actually a couple of weeks,
so much courage and I never used it, right. So I'd started
tracking this because I come from a country where euthanasia
is legal under certain circumstances in the
Netherlands. And I know friends who have done it for their
reasons, and I was just interested why this? Why this
kind of, you know, it was driven it felt like was very driven and
then when I saw this video, this video was produced for CBS. It
even said,
this video I saw this video and is, is produced
by In fact, it's an initiative of Compassion and Choices, which
you can find it while they're the slick website they have is
the Brittany fund.org. But they also have only find the get you
the Compassion and Choices you go. What's their website here?
Compassionate choices.org. And I looked them up, look at their
financial information, they got a lot of money, they $15 million
in 2012. Okay. Now, that's a lot of dough. Where's this coming
from? What is it for? And it turns out the Compassion and
Choices used to be known as the Hemlock Society. Does this mean?
I remember them? What do you remember the Hemlock Society
where
a euthanasia operation, right?
So what really this story of Compassion and Choices, who
really built this story, you know, they manage everything,
the website, the videos, the appearances, they manage the
whole thing. And the move of this woman from California to
Oregon, which has already implemented this, right to die
legislation, and Compassion and Choices has also through the
hemlock organization has tried for many years to persuade the
Supreme Court to put or to find a right to die in the US
Constitution. And let's just talk briefly about what that
means right to die. The way they're playing this is, it is
much better, less suffering, to take your own life, if you know
the end is an inevitable and by the way, newsflash, we're all
gonna die. And of course, you don't want to leave a mess with
blowing your brains out. So you know, just do some medication.
What is interesting, when you really get into this, you'll see
that part of the reason for a lot of suffering, but people who
have terminal illness is Medicaid policy. In the United
States, certainly in that we're talking about this is really a
US only issue, their policy of not providing a lot of the pain
medication and pain management that people really could use as
they are dying from horrible illnesses. And the thing that
annoys me about this, this whole point of this whole campaign is
the Conversation Project. And the conversation project took
advantage of a grant from the New York State Medicaid outfit.
And the purpose of the grant is to have the conversation. And
this is also highlighted in of course, this this conversation,
Compassionate Choices, to have the conversation, which is about
end of life treatment. And this was funded by Medicaid. The
purpose of the grant to entice hospitals serving large numbers
and this is the grant is in the show notes. You can see it to
entice hospitals serving large numbers of Medicaid patients to
test ways of reducing quote unnecessary hospitalizations and
thus expenditures for end of life patients. So here you have
not just Medicaid but if you look into Compassion and
Choices, one of the large funders is Kaiser
Okay, so good. I got some backup on this one. I know where you're
going with this. You drew what these guys want to get the bed
release.
It's cheaper
if he borrows somebody right thank you and didn't have to pay
for
I pay for expensive expensive pain management medication.
This happened in my mind. Well, it's more to it than that with
Kaiser. And all these guys. He's HMOs they're they they're like
the guy
is the largest insurer. Yeah.
They are. They remind me of Southwest Airlines. Southwest
Airlines, a CEO who once said planes do not make money when
they're sitting on the tarmac or at the gate, right? They only
make money when they're flying. And this is kind of Kaisers
attitude they have. They this was my mother was when she was
dying. I had the her insurance packet in front of me, she was a
Kaiser and they had a treat the treatment was great and was I'm
not arguing about the quality of the doctors there. But they
kept, they kept shut shuffling me off to these, how these so
called social workers. And when they tell it when you're talking
to a social worker, you think it's like some and the social
workers job it's seen is to have the conversation is to get you
to get your mother out of the hospital into some facility that
you pay for. Oh, and the facility, then now they get the
bed freed up and there's, your mom can go die on your dime is
essentially what they that's the way I interpreted. And that's
the way I saw it. And that's the way I think it was. And but I
luckily had my packet here. I says no, she's got to she is
because she was there like three days. And you know, she's dying,
literally. And she's gonna die wherever she is. And she had
like about a week to go because she had some, she was a long
story I could explain in detail, but it's not the point. I had
the patient No, no, she's actually got the coin, your
insurance. And let me read you from the paragraph here. Blah,
blah, blah. This says she has 60 days of care that you're
supposed to give her at the hospital. And then there are so
they sent and then it was like it was like being in a stereo
old stereo store. Where now they up they go they graduate me to
the next level of social worker, a harder sell daughter for you,
it's better for her.
Wow.
And they go on and on. But I've still got this document from me.
I'm read I've read it now it completely and I also got a
lawyer who is an end of life lawyer and out of Oakland, a
very knowledgeable person and and she's she's she was telling
me Don't say this. Don't never use these words. Right? Don't
say this. Don't say that don't agree to this. Don't agree to
that. Just say no a lot. And so I was always I was already
prepped. And so she stayed in the hospital, she ended up dying
in in a Kaiser facility. And I would have been out 1000s and
1000s of dollars, and it would have been just a disaster for
everybody. And they wouldn't have fulfilled their their
agreement in their own contract of their insurance policy. And
this is the kind of crap that goes on. This is obviously part
of that. Because now it would be well you got the smart people
out there that aren't going to let you know they're not going
to take their mom out of the hospital and put them in this in
take them to some crazy mid it's a there's a bunch of names for
these things. And they're all crap. Put her in there. Let's
kill her.
Well, yeah. And and what they want. And it's funny because I
started this conversation with with Ms. Mickey, and she has
very settled feelings about this. And I am I know people
have taken their own. That's really what they wanted to do.
But the minute you start to frame legislation around it,
then it becomes very, very tricky. Because then the
question is who decides, Okay, and under what conditions and
this visit? Okay. He wants it? Did I say okay, yeah, well, I
meant, right. I meant to say, right, look, right. Okay. Look,
it is about who then gets to decide this, this procedure. And
there is the people who are against this type of
legislation, have an interesting argument that you cannot
clinically or medically prove difference between someone who
is terminally ill, and someone who is completely depressed,
clinically depressed, you cannot discern the difference between
those two. And they've done study after study. So what
they're saying is, I think allegedly, what the legislation
is trying to come down to is to say, even if you're depressed,
then you still should, should be able to sign the document, you
know, and who gets to sign at what age and funny funny enough
in some strange twisted way. This kind of comes back I hate
to say this kind of comes back to the Republican talking point
of death panels. But now that we have an insurance system, which
is so corrupt ly rigged and is really raping the American
people I can say this from my own experience. This is a very
interesting little bit of propaganda that just very well
done very, very well done.
Station project website is slick, and so is the yellow one
extremely slick. Yeah, but these people have been around for a
long time they've they've been they've been at this for a
while. And I believe certainly believable lot of people are now
have good intentions, but most of them, you can't be taking
money from Medicaid and Kaiser to fund your well, your well
intended initiative. I'd say the optics are not so good.
The optics are bad. And and I'm
sorry. No one question this. No anywhere.
No, no, no, no anywhere. Everyone's all in. So Right.
And it was a very successful campaign. If you look at
Twitter, if you look at Facebook, ah, you know, the
courage, the courage, the courage.
You're right, so people you know, yes. about it until now.
This is a complete piece of propagandist crap and people
were dying to benefit the big hospitals to keep things I say
with my mother to get the free up the bed. Everybody has just a
number on a spreadsheet and that's what this is all about.
Okay,
now I get to tell a dead mom story for that just to even it
up because I'd feel that you've been you get like dead mom. I
wanted to kind of do a dead mom story.
You can do it anything you want. You know you, Mike you can say
to my mom as she was dying, get everything prepared. She had a
manila envelope to be opened upon my death in but she had
beautiful to tape in there. No, no she had but my mom had
beautiful longhand. I think I told you I found a cookbook
she'd written in longhand. For me
it is a cookbook. We'll publish it.
It's just a beautiful beautiful screen but she was from the 50s
bobby socks or so. And so she left this this these packets to
be opened upon her death. So she passed them were all the kids
were there and her second husband Bob is there. And it's
it's beautiful and sad at the same time them. Oh, let's open
the packets. We ordered pizza and open the packets. And my
mom's there.
Your mom's there? Yeah, she's
when she died. She died at home. Yeah, it was it. Was she sitting
there dead. She's lying there dead and we're Yeah, but she's
been in bed with
you. Sounds like a bunch of vultures. You got Oh, no
and not not at all. We came from all different parts of the of
the planet to be together in there.
Okay.
This is what she wanted. Okay. Yeah. John, she had a long
painful horrible death. Okay, she's we were happy like they
move or something. No, no, no, no, no. And she was so clear.
The first of all, Adam, I want you to throw a 50s party for me
like Happy Days. Thanks, Mom. So I had done that. Yeah, I did
that the same week? Oh, yeah. With I had old Chevy's and I had
a meal. Find I find the ever ad finds the flu. And everything
was great. It was the most bizarre thing I've ever had to
do. Okay, did that. But then she was very clear. So I've taken
out my insurance. I have everything for my for my
cremation of the of everything that you are forbidden,
forbidden to pay for anything else. And it was very, this was
my mom, this was so my mom. And so you know, this insurance?
Dude, I'm telling you, literally at our cremation, there were
three cups of coffee, and three pieces of cake. And her ashes
came back in a paper tube. And but the whole time, the the
insurance people, everyone's there's really horrible time for
you. So your mother did have an insurance. But if you really
want to, you know, do a little better than what the coverage is
for you to the upselling the whole time. They're upselling
upselling death. Oh my goodness. And just and I'm seeing it. And
like, you know, God, I really want to but my mom was really
explicit. Yeah, but no, this is not for her. And they were just
they have they have no
salespeople, and they're good at it. By the way, you're a
weakened condition. So it makes it easier to sell. We didn't
but we didn't do it. That was my mom was so specific. Yeah. But
it was it was so pathetic. Really. It was really what you
get when you looks good in the brochure. Oh man. did not look
good at all. It was really really sad. Yeah, it's just
totally pathetic. That's funny, but that's what she wants. So
anyway, so there's my dead mom story. And if you have a dead
mom's story, send it to what's our peel box. So screw the
vultures trying to make money off of killing you early.
Yeah, that's what it sounds like. It's interesting, but I
think that's a very good way to end and
the show. Okay, well, that's my cue.
I do have one light light clip we can play stop. Okay, this is
classic news from San Francisco. This happens all the time and
it's just something you have to deal with in the Bay Area. Okay,
here we go. kids
from all over came seeking candy. Now police wonder who may
have done this. It wouldn't be easy for
San Francisco Lopes
says this says the San Francisco news Oh, is that not the clip
you wanted to hear? No. It says the San Francisco news Ah, maybe
maybe if I play a little more maybe
they might be later in there but I don't remember keeping that
the segue
well okay, so this was not such
a great clip to end No no no I tell you what kill the clip.
Okay, I'll play it on the next show it's very good clip
Okay, well then I won't
left I get I got Weiss No, these are all too they start
conversations we don't want to
start No, no, I think I agree with you. I have for Sunday I've
got one of our insiders from the global intelligence network can
tell us all about the Virgin anomaly. It's like a glitch it's
anomaly and and turns out that our CNN remember the CNN woman
who was saying, Oh, they won't have another thing for 10 years.
Yeah, bogus. bogus. Oh, kiss Yes. are inside. The Rei insider
really did work. At at the out here's a dude named Ben. How
about that?
I do have our buddy Stephen Cohen
now Nope. Nope. Keep him for Sunday.
Okay, he is he's he's queued up already for Sunday.
Keys queued up for Sunday and our global intelligence network
insider on the scalable outfit there in the Mojave Desert. And
we'll have more no doubt no doubt at all. We continue to
deconstruct there's plenty of stuff and plenty going on. Thank
goodness.
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