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Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Starting March 5 2015 Time for
your gizmo nation media assassination episode seven zero
this is no agenda
finding the crappy software industry coming to you live from
FEMA Region six in downtown Austin Tay Haas in the morning
everybody I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm enjoying a mimosa made
with blood orange juice I'm John C. Dvorak
vitamin Are you drinking on the job?
I am now
Okay, I think you're I was just about to do drugs all right this
is the perfect day for all this we had a bad start very bad I
think we need to tell talk about it because you're in a very you
get in a very strange mood and I'm really angry so you just
cussing like a truck driver? Well that's not on the recording
I didn't do that. So we have a I pride myself even though now
first let's step back the podcast Award nominations are
out this show the best podcast in the universe has been
nominated For to one is as usual People's Choice and we never win
that and
it's hard to win that because there always have something like
I think this time it's everyone's into cereal. I
thought even a podcast cereal
nominated on tape is a nominated
Yeah, I think so. No, yes. Take a look.
Well, we're nominated in the news politics category.
And there you have Russia Russia Russia Russia Limbaugh way I
think that should be your name Russell may Tao
Yeah, I'm all in on that. Russell made out good one. Well,
Russell made out has been nominated. And that's not even a
podcast. Russell medo Oh, man, you're right. The Serial podcast
is people's choice. So that's gonna win because dumb things
always win thing.
It's trending. trending. Second one they even did you didn't do
a second. It's not even a podcast.
It's trending. It's a podcast. Why is it not a podcast? It's it
on the radio No.
on tape. I suppose the radio play
all I know is we got snubbed in the comedy category again
if I was you I know you'd like to use this as a running gag but
if I were you Yeah, especially after the way you just began to
show yeah, like Emmy award nominated for Best produced
plots.
Thank you this is exactly what I was going to say. Well I said it
first now. So we I pride myself on what we do here and making it
sound good and making Skype sound relatively integrated with
the local sound that I have and trying to make it all work and
the clips and the balance our levels and
you have probably the I would say that if anybody put your
gear in all this plugins and all the crazy stuff that you've got
going they're up against anybody's rig rig. You would be
the get the best producer. Yes, exactly. That's what I said. But
do you give me credit for this for this accolade
or more importantly do I get credit by being nominated in
best produced no, the Joe Rogan experience I like Joe but what's
what's so hard about miking some people up a good deal at Radio
Lab, which will win because hey, they edited the crap out of that
it's unlistenable.
Yeah editing is not I know there's two theories of course
of producing there's there's post producing your product and
then or live to tape
and I think what we do live to tape but I don't think anyone
does it the way we do it.
Even Leo doesn't do live I mean Leo does kind of half of his
show most of the show live to tape and then they post it right
they post the at the beginning of the show is posted the
beginning of Leo Laporte twit is posted in another words what did
we say? I'm sorry when I say posted I mean post produced
being produced after the show's over you sit down and then you
fiddle with the show and fiddle with the show and you fiddle
with the shows about
fiddling about he's gonna fiddle about
and in the case of Leo show, he does all his lead ins and all
the rest of it at the end of the show, and then they have to go
to some edit booth and they have to edit it and it's done exactly
in video and audio so it's makes it even more complicated. Now,
the other theory of doing these and you see it is actually done
in some ways on some like to three camera shoot comedy shows,
as opposed to the one camera ones which are most of them
nowadays with them and then they post the whole thing, because
you have to it's all edited is a different style of producing to
meet pure production. The absolute best way to do it if
you can. And it's also the hardest is to live to tape it.
In other words, you start the show, you do everything on the
fly, you don't edit stuff in and out, and then you make it look
fancy after the fact takes hours. And it's a waste of time.
And it's, it's slightly amateurish, in some sense,
right? To do it, the way you do it
was we actually, were doing the work of four men actually, on
the show. Yeah, we don't have an engineer and we're not
doing the work at three. I'm doing the other guy. Alright, so
anyway,
to finalize the story, I use the Universal Audio Apollo twin
device, then it's taken me years to get this perfect so that I
can use the same setup a mobile as well as at home and I've
really, really worked very hard on this. They come out with a
software upgrade, they sell their plugins and that's their
whole business and I really like what they've done zero latency
plugins, but they come out with something everyone's been
waiting for the new console, which is the whole software that
drives the device, and that I've integrated into my system they
Oh, it's a new one new version everyone's excited and tweeted
I'm excited this is great because we've been looking
waiting for this but as I know you never ever ever ever install
software before you do a show or before you go on a trip and I
have both coming up. So when I downloaded the update Firefox in
all its wisdom opened up the package installed the install
package and I got a nice dialogue that said do you want
to install like no no I do not I do not want a decision to never
do this it's one of the rules like your rule of travel
do not eat sushi before you take a trip
a sushi any kind of seafood
as shrimp is another one don't take a chance
now these are very good rules to live by. But that's also
what goes along with don't marry an actress
oh gee Okay, so mistake I don't listen to everything
don't marry a musician.
These are all rules the road What else do we have like we
make the list?
We should write this list up oh man yes do not and I do the same
thing when I get started start this machine up to do this show
I get a bunch of day upgrade this upgrade that I say no to
all of it
by the way interesting variant in the chat room never eat
shrimp before the first time you have sex with someone I think
that's very valid
or garlic for that matter.
Okay, so I plug the plug everything and I'm getting ready
to go and I mean I usually do this before the pre show pre
stream I want to play a couple songs but I have my routine and
I'm nothing it won't my Mac the software won't recognize the
device turns out I'm gonna try to make this real real store
because we've we're delayed by an hour because this bullcrap
when the installer opens up it is already messing with your
drivers even though you've given it no instruction to do anything
so I wound up with I tried to install the old software
wouldn't then I installed it then I did the upgrade and
everything was different of course the interface was
different but I couldn't get all the different settings to work
properly and I and even if you want they did they even changed
the font of the words on the interface and the some like semi
cursive script. Oh God, like like, like an engineer would put
a strip down on the on the mixer and write with a sharpie you
know what each channel strip is? Right? Okay, so if that's the
level
to which you shall assisted, they changed the meters
everything though and why do you change the meters?
I think there's I think they did a lot of good things. But you
know, I need time to work on and figure out the software. So
eventually, I find out that after installing rebooting and
then saying please install the old software. Luckily, I still
had the old package. It downgraded the firmware on the
device that was actually pretty sexy that you that even Apple
doesn't get that right. Where it said, Oh, you want to install
this version of the console, I'm gonna have to downgrade your
firmware that I was impressed. And then it came back up. And it
worked. Because when we were listening to the new interface,
there was all kinds of crap wrong and it's very hard to
troubleshoot that under stress. What I then tend to do is I
start to cause and you then start to play harmonica, which
really exacerbates the whole situation.
I started I only played like five notes. I think I wanted you
do not under any circumstances. instrument
I finally got to say why am I even what is just go, you know,
go away. Go do your own thing. I don't want your hangout because
I
need you because you're the one saying Oh, it doesn't sound
good. Well, I didn't know but I need feedback. And then it's
like, helping the stewardess land the 747 through the
aircraft radio and the chat room. Not very helpful. Hey,
sounds good. Sounds fuzzy sounds tinny. Sounds like Howard Stern.
These are not helpful things people this is
why are you reading the chat room chit chatter while you're
trying to travel? Because maybe
someone I hope every single time I hope that maybe someone will
be in the chat room and we'll know what they're talking about.
I'm
surprised you're not religious waiting for Christ's return.
Oh, by the way, let's start it off right there. Let's start off
right at Do you know this guy? Cal Thomas? Oh, yeah. I'd never
heard maybe I had heard of I don't know he's, I guess he
writes for USA forever. Okay, so I had not heard of him. I'm glad
you have he writes for USA Today. And of course there is a
there's a there's a supreme is a Supreme Court case about same
sex marriage that is now taking place in the United States. Yes.
And he was
asked about it by sounds like I actually I think it's been
mostly resolved and just there's some votes. The big deal is
because apparently somebody has in Alabama their Supreme Court
says that we're not doing it. And so the good judges got him
all confused on an Alabama we're gonna do it. No, we're not gonna
do it. I'm like, Alright guys. So the Supreme Court and Alabama
I believe this is the way it went. I could be wrong with
them. criminologist, forget it, just man, we're not going to you
don't have to that isn't good. Go ahead. But we don't have an
official judicial turn, by the way, bad, bad, bad man.
SoCal Thomas was asked by I believe a gay reporter, what he
thought about how the vote would go. And he said something very
interesting, which I feel is worth this or at least worth
noting, as it is about religious beliefs. And I thought it was
pretty interesting to hear what he had to say in favor
of same sex marriage. All of these things are not the cause
of our decadence. They're a reflection of it. As I said, in
my remarks, we worship of the golden calf of the Dow Jones
Industrials, in Dow we trust not in God, too many conservative
Christian marriages are breaking up. So if they can't impose
morality on themselves, how do they expect to impose it on the
rest of the country. But if you read the scriptures, as I do in
both Testaments, all of these things are forecast and in
prophecies in the book of Daniel, and with Jesus and Paul
said, so I'm not worried about it. I say everything is right on
schedule.
I love this. Everything's right on schedule, the
four and a half time and date and Book of Daniel, I can tell
you right now,
I'm trying to shore up my own family first. And hopefully that
will be an example to other people.
When you say right on schedule. Gay marriage on some level was
prophesied and there will be some further outcome or
this is I think the reporters asking you a question you
saying? Very, very good question. Gay marriage is
prophesized.
Most guys would be like me, they'd roll their eyes and walk
away. And I like what he was asking
the answer was interesting
response to it. Well, yeah,
I mean, if you look at what not only Jesus said, Paul, the
apostle, about what things were going to be like, and the End
Times People will be lovers of lies rather than the truth. They
will elevate things that are called abominations in Scripture
to normal normality. This is hard to understand for people
who don't believe in in Scripture and haven't been
transformed by the renewing of their minds.
That's my problem. I have not been transformed by the renewing
of my mind,
but it's all there for people who read it. It's all it's all
coming true. All of the prophecies up to the final ones
have come true. And that's why it's everything is right on
schedule
for the end times for the apocalypse times. times guys
bother me, this is great. We're right on to everyone's,
everyone's crazy, we're
all gonna die. It No. And I kind of die from global warming,
which they don't believe in, that we're gonna die from the
end times because of pocalypse
allow me to say something about about that. So we this is this
really bothers me. We've had very bad weather in Texas,
certainly in Austin. And yesterday, it was everywhere.
They were interrupting then the television news. We had banners.
Every school district has to close everything. Everybody must
stay home why school districts have to all school districts
will be closed until at least noon Some two o'clock or close
all together because of the pending ice storm.
So everyone's like, oh, a bunch of weenies. So it
was raining yesterday. And the idea was that around midnight,
it would start to freeze and then it would be pandemonium
because people don't know what to do. And yeah,
well, it's like California and in that respect. Um, so okay. I
kept watching the temperature and it was around midnight it
was 36 is too high to free and around 1am It was 36 then around
two and I went to bed it was about 35. So the ice storm never
came. But all the kids had to stay home and then parents can
go to work, the economic damages by this and it If people can be
wrong with your weather forecasting, but someone has to
account at a certain point, and we have to say, hey, you know,
was your model off? How could you be so wrong? We had this,
someone calls the shots, someone says it's time to shut
everything down. And it didn't happen. How can this be
unaccountable?
And this was just a 24 hour prediction exam. Yeah. And we
haven't had what about these models that tell us what the
weather's gonna be like in 100 years?
Well, there's that. There's that? Well, since you bring that
up, oh, my goodness. Gina McCarthy, who is the new
director of the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency,
and I want to talk about them later in as it relates to net
neutrality, packet equality. Because there were some
precedents there jurisprudence or whatever it's called.
And I want to change the I don't want to take it too far. I'll
check. But did you see the Netflix reaction to what the FCC
did?
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, well, hold that hold, because then
we're going right into what you just said. And so we they were
she was up there talking about getting more money for the EPA
6% increase? Oh, which interesting. Oh, interestingly,
I don't know if I have that. In my clip. She said, Because the
President has put together a budget where he is not going for
sequestration, which, as we know, on this show sequestration
is is the increase in spending not taking spending away. It's
the increase. It's reducing the increase it when it's in place,
right. Increase. Um, so she said the budget, year
old numbers, you got your old numbers? Yeah.
You got exactly. So she said, I bought 6% more. And Senator
Sessions. Like, dragged her across the room.
Good for him. I like you gotta
listen to this. This was one of the I felt represented. Well,
who was where's he from? What state? Is he from? Alabama? I
think, well, I should move there
that we've had fewer droughts in recent years. Do you dispute
that?
I don't know what, in what context he's making statements
like
he, what sessions was doing was saying, Hey, you want this
increase? But what's going on? He's setting her up, and he does
it so beautifully. So he says, some professor says we have
fewer drought droughts in the past 10 years than we've ever
had before. And then she's now she's caught a little bit off
guard that but
I certainly can tell you about the droughts that are happening
today. No, no, no, no, you can't. I'm not arguing to you
today that you are wrong about global warming, because we have
a cold spell. I'm asking you what are the data? Don't you
know worldwide data about whether or not we're having
it, but I certainly am aware that droughts are becoming more
extreme and frequent.
Are you aware that the IPCC sea, has found that what moisture
content of the soil is in anything slightly greater than
it has been over the last decade? He
sounds like he's drunk. But I think what he said is the
moisture content of the soil is, is higher than it has been.
Okay. So we apparently we have not had droughts worldwide.
It's in their report. Are you aware of that?
I don't know what you're referring to Senator. But I'm
happy to respond. And
well, you need to know because you're asking this economy to
sustain this cost. And you don't know whether or not the soul is
worldwide is more.
I don't know where your cost figures are coming from quoting
the
second, what about hurricanes?
This is something we've always been chuckling about.
The hurricane thing is great.
We had more or less hurricanes in the last decade. It's a
simple A or
B question.
There have been more frequent hurricanes and more intense in
terms of landing those hurricanes on the on land. I
cannot answer that question. It's a very complicated issue.
Yes. Not
complicated on how many land we've had a dramatic reduction
in the number we've gone a decade without a hurricane class
three or above, let's
serve the scientists and not really considering that number
to be significant because this the subset is so small that
you're looking at that you're taking issues and science out of
context. I
love it. Okay, there's the whole she stepped right into it, and
it's not my job. Can
you are you asserting that you have the evidence that we have a
hurricane around the world. last decade and the previous day,
I am asserting that I have plenty of evidence, factual
evidence from scientists who know this issue, that climate
change is happening. It's real, it's happening. The climate
is changing. McCarthy, I just asked you you have been saying
so we have more stones. Will you submit? Within a few days it
shouldn't take long. We've had more stones.
Let's say we what are we talking the world us the world. I'm
having the full breadth of science that we have behind
climb Do it again.
Okay. Do you think he should like, stick the dagger all the
way in now?
Does he? Climate change is real?
Here we go. And would you acknowledge that the UN over the
last 18 years that the increase in temperature has been very
little? And that it is well, below? Manufacturers 90%. Below
most of the environmental models, it showed how fast
temperature would increase this
is this is a good question. This is finally a good question. Your
models are off. This is what we have always been saying.
No, I would not agree with that. Sir. I one degree temperature is
significant. No, no,
no, no, what I'm asking you is it below the models are above
the models.
I do not know what the models actually are predicting that
you're referring to. There are many model ahead of them. In
some times, it's actually going faster in some time, slightly
slower than the model predicts. But on the whole, it makes no
difference to the validity in the robustness of climate
science, telling us that we are facing an absolute challenge
that we get as both environmentally economically
from a national security perspective. And for EPA, from a
public health perspective,
well then cause carbon pollution is co2.
All right. He's almost done.
He's this guy's obviously a stooge for the oil company. He's
been. He's must be a pump a Republican. Yeah. Koch
brothers. What is He? Is he a Democrat?
No, he's a Republican. He's a Democrat. He'd be drummed out of
the party. He is
bought and paid for by the Koch
brothers really not a pollutant. So plant food and adults,
like carbon is a co2 is a plant food. Plant Food. I know this is
what some beautiful
farm anybody, except that it might include temperature
increases. But so let me ask you one more. One more time. Are you
asserting this, give me this answer. If you take the average
of the models predicting how fast the temperature would
increase, is the temperature in fact, facing less than that? Or
more than that?
I cannot answer that question specifically.
Well, Mr. Chairman, I just would say this is a stunning
development, that the head of the Environmental Protection
Agency, who should know more than anybody else in the world,
who's imposing hundreds of billions of dollars in cost to
prevent this climate and temperature increases, doesn't
know whether their projections have been right or wrong.
Yeah, that's Thank you. That's the punch line. It's a
stunning development. Does that Stunning? Stunning?
I say. Stunning. Yeah, so I thought that was
when you just say, who knew she was an idiot. This woman is a
moron. Mr. Chairman, we can't Why does she even have this job?
He didn't do that. No. But I liked this. This was good. This
came up short to me. I think he did pretty well. I was happy
with it. I liked it. Man, oh, man. Oh, yeah. But this the same
thing. It's okay, if you want to warn us to stay off the roads,
but there is real economic impact. Now, a lot of parents
were now stuck with their kids at home and couldn't get into
work. And it's not like you have to take time off for that. It's
not you don't get a free day.
Well, usually the data go to work, mom gets stuck. She has to
take the day off and it hurts her career.
And yeah, that's why there's inequality and pay
a yo, yo,
yo, did you say Yo,
no. I said, there you go. The only thing you said, Hey, yo,
you're always looking for hip hop terminology to be thrown
into this show. We have a keep it hip,
right. Just trying just trying to keep it hip. We have a couple
of it's a new month and I didn't do this on Sunday, new month
now. Well, you know what happens on new month? The President is
always proclaiming things.
Oh, yes. That's right. You didn't do it on Sunday. Yeah, we
have.
It is Women's History Month. For some reason,
isn't there? What does it does? Sunday women's month, Women's
Day, International Female day.
Let me let me say throughout history, extraordinary women
courageous women's month. Yeah, today and more women are the
family's main briger Winner girl power. We know that when women
succeed, America succeeds. Therefore I President Barack
Obama. Yeah, you're right. March 8 is Women's Day.
International Women's Day.
It says International Woman's Day with the plant so
erased, so everyone in Saudi Arabia has to stop beating their
wife for one day,
just for a day. However, in America, it's Women's History
Month. which I think he just threw in there because why
didn't you do it on? He didn't put this up. This came out the
second of March. I think it was a I think they forgot that. Oh
crap. It's International Women's Day. We got to do a Mons, oh,
they
weren't gonna do it on the first as a holiday or not a holiday.
It's Sunday. It is.
But I'm saying it if you nominate a month before the
month starts or on the day of the month. Oh, you Oh, you do? I
don't know that. This is well, that's how it usually works. But
it's also not this one was definitely planted that is
National Consumer Protection Week. Which is that was just
thrown out even
mean? Oh, I'll tell you why can't gouge your customers this
week.
Now tell me I will tell you why. We need a PR moment. I had the
song 700 We didn't get to it. Or Elizabeth Warren made you need
it. You need a PR moment to roll out your consumer Bill of Rights
proposal which is something they they put they put this out on
Friday. Who's they the White House the administration put out
there I'm looking for it now the consumer Bill of Rights and it's
it's a proposed bill about what companies can do with your data.
Specifically, you know,
I don't care what they do with my dad I don't want to get
ripped off. Right. I don't want to get scammed by high interest
rates I want to get scammed by like that experience you had
with the bank one or Capital One or whatever the name of that
bank is what is it?
capital capital
what's in your wallet? Yeah, yeah, capital those guys. That
story you told was hair racing. Yeah, that's what consumer
protection is all about. It's not about oh your data Oh, they
lost your credit card. What do they do they say I'm sorry, we
lost your credit card data. What are we got? We can do some
hacker came in. So what kind of protections though Oh, I see
what just let it stop me it's actually
more about how long they can retain your data. That's all
they can tell me who they can share it with. You see what I'm
saying it was
put it in a disclaimer to be anyone you signed on to their
website says by signing on to this website you have agreed to
and then put it all in there you're protected right? Of
course they're protected because they're what they put in there
this is really about the cyber sharing agreement and so they
they bring out a National Consumer Protection Week to
celebrate to we can have cake and then roll out the proposal.
And then finally, and this is this is a tough one for me. This
is national colorectal cancer awareness month and I have a
real problem with this I'm very worried because now I'm 50 and
you're supposed to go get your you're supposed to get checked
for as cancer
okay, go get checked Have you been checked AMD years ago?
I because everything I hear is like oh and then oh and they
found something and then you know then they had to cure me
and then I my dig never worked again. I have to wear a diaper
This is and I feel fine. So I know a lot of guys who've gone
through this this is not
okay. Well don't do it then yeah, that's what ambition and I
know that
the the elites like Warren Buffett he's he's comes out and
says I'm not going to do that because I don't I'm old enough.
I don't want to die from the cure. Oh, yeah, no hospitals
dangerous. And then I hear no matter what anybody wants to
believe we're still living in the dark ages of medicine.
Hey, wait a minute. Are you anti science You can't talk like that
man. You can't talk like that. Yeah, and then I hear by
going to a hospital not getting Mersa or some other crazy thing
from the hospital Come on. And that was his new thing. This new
crazy disease that nobody can cure and be where you get it
mostly from the hospital. The real irony and immerses now you
can get it from the gym. Ah, I want to be healthy this like the
guys who want to be healthy so they bike a lot and then they
get rundown. Well, what happened to you bill his crutches. got
broken leg is what's missing? Well, there's that and I got run
over by a truck while bicycling.
Well, okay, I also apparently a bit candidate for bladder
cancer.
Well, I don't know how you can become a candidate.
I mean, I
had to fill out a petition.
Because my mother died of cancer if you have cancer in the
family. And this was always my problem. My mom's quit smoking
at
50 smokers were dealing with you if you were a smoker, I'd be
more concerned.
Let me finish what I'm saying. She quit smoking and a year
later she got lung cancer.
Oh, well, you got two years you were you quit smoking. The joke
was of course to point out that you're a smoker or when I was a
smoker. It's not like I've spoken over a year ago. Joe?
Yeah, it's been two and a half years. Yeah, yeah, you're good.
As far as we know if I went to get checked with Oh, Mr. Not
only do you have asked cancer but the lung cancer and the
bladder Cancer, eat a lot of oatmeal. Oatmeal. Yellow meal is
the best thing for you. Okay, I'm reading your cholesterol.
It's great stuff.
It makes sense. I mean on the bone meal. I'm good with that.
And by the way, I want to explain to people how to make
oatmeal. Well, here you go. How do you make? I hate to do this,
but I do it all the time with you. I think it's where I asked
you a question how you cook something and then I say at the
end of your explanation, so that's completely the wrong way
to do it. Right.
So here's how I make oatmeal. One gets one packet of oatmeal.
Oh, okay. Mistake number one.
One pack
of oatmeal. All right, go ahead and tell us how to do it. This
is apparently you are using instant oatmeal and a quick
oatmeal quick oats or whatever they are. Which I avoid oats
are plenty
because those things just make it that's much you're making
machine not making me I'm making goop I'm making pastry because
that pasty I mean it's still the same thing as probably as
healthy but it's like Come on this is like it doesn't take
this like rice. Why would you get instant rice when it takes
so little time to actually make rice and you don't have to tend
it right? Oh meal. There's different ways to do anything to
cook and there's different ways on package but the really great
way to make a perfect oatmeal and and this is of course is
just my perspective. Yeah, it's first you start with you add
let's say make one serving you're going to have a half a
cup of oats.
And now let's talk about the ingredients the Apple Cup of
love and where do you get
oats, that flattened oats you can get them they sell them
everywhere flat, but let's be specific flattened, regular
oatmeal that you would get from Quaker the Quaker style which is
the flattened dough. They're flattened as opposed to pose the
cut oats which is slightly different if you want me.
Yes, that's important. You're I mean you're taking up time doing
it means we'll do it right.
You take the flat oats and you put a half a cup and you take a
cup of water you put a cup of water in the in the in the
cooking device, then you get the water. Oh,
John, hold on. I'm sorry, my oatmeal is already ready.
And gooey.
Oh, it's paste. But yes,
as you just made a bunch of pace. You could also you can
also do some, just some scrapbooking with that oatmeal.
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it moving, you put some vanilla and some salt in the boiling
water you get the water boiling, completely boiling. So it's
boiling like It's like crazy. Then you dumped the oats in the
storm around real fast. So the oats get a seal on each
individual flake so they become separate but equal in the
cooking process. And then you boil them down, you could put it
the same or put a lid on it and cook them for I don't know 510
As you can tell, you can add limited timings yourself and you
can also turn it off at some point there's let it steam. And
then you get an oatmeal. That is is more like it's the oats that
it's like It's It's It's pee. It's like individual oat flakes.
It's cooked. It's so much better than the mush that's all gooey
with all of mucilage and all the rest of it in there. And then
you could put me in my I like to put butter in my oatmeal and
some maple syrup. Real
delicious citizen. Yeah, it's really nice. Now,
you do the same exact process with the cut Oh, it's only takes
about 15 or 20 minutes. And it's it produces another product that
is what the coyotes produces. If you have to water's boiling
before you put the oats in, you get these these it becomes a
different product completely and it comes out of there. It
doesn't stick to the pan. It's just a dynamite way to go.
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with your chili. We're gonna do John's oatmeal. It's important
people like this. I get messages all the time people making
recipes.
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good. It's good. Get it going like it's going well. And then
you would use they'll prefer these. Oh, it's better.
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program besides caring about how it sounds beside giving you
valuable information, such as how to make
Oh, the only valuable information they got so far. Oh,
okay. Yeah, EPA will mediate it. But we
knew that as well. Two years ago. On this program, we
pronounced the KATED that there was no smoking gun video of the
so called Boston bomber placing the backpack either in the trash
can or near it as proclaimed by many, many officials. And we
were quite adamant about this. We saw a lot of things wrong
with what was happening with the investigation in Boston. And I
would like to replay it for you Governor Deval Patrick on the
Meet the Press. Is there anything on the videotape that
maybe the public hasn't seen about his reaction that was
particularly telling that movie investigation along?
Well, the videotape is not something I've seen has been
described to me in my briefings, but it does seem to be pretty
clear that add that this suspect took the backpack off, put it
down, did not react when the first explosion went off and and
then moved away from the backpack in time for the second
explosion. So pretty, pretty clear about his his involvement
and pretty chilling, frankly.
And the only video of that to me, the only video that we saw
was highly dramatized that it was NASA was a National
Geographic who put together that really, really good one. Yeah,
was National Geographic, I think. And they had inside the
hunt for the Boston bombers. And they had to this wasn't even
shot in Boston. It was actors in Phoenix, Arizona, where they
made this, this mock documentary, whatever you want
to call it, monkey mockumentary. And they had a dramatized
version of it happening. And in fact, the case was built on this
video. If you go back and look at all of the I did this and put
it on the show notes, went back and looked at all of the
separate news reports. And everyone's talking about the
smoking gun evidence. And it turns out as this trial has now
started yesterday, this video truly does not exist.
Wait a minute. Does my governor said it did?
He said that someone explained it to
him who was that someone that person should be taken in and
then scolded
This is the FBI who the FBI
and you recall,
I you'll recall, the FBI didn't why it was so shocking. This we
could not show this video because it was really it was
just show so shocking, you see. But it's not because it does not
exist. We've seen like the
let me get this straight. So all this time has passed and they
haven't been able to phony up a video.
No, they tried that. But they really don't have it in fact. So
here's what they did yesterday, a trial is the way I understand
it. And so crazy that not only do they have that don't have
that video. But once again, we're in the 1900s of courtroom
drawings, because we can't have can't have video of what's going
on in the courtroom. So we have drawings of that pisses me off.
This is not modern. That's no reason not to have cameras in
the courtroom. We should have cameras in the courtroom and
cameras in the gas chamber and every we kill people cameras
everywhere.
So we have them everywhere else.
We rolled out a number or the prosecution rolled out a whole
bunch of people who were victims. And one victim says let
me see if I have the exact quote here was actually pretty funny.
Almost I gonna have it here. One. One victim said yeah, you
know, just thinking about how he put that backpack down right by
that little boy. And this was one of the little boy was killed
in the blast. And then they went, you know, if you go look
at all the screencaps there's the little boy is not even in
the screencaptures that purportedly show the you know,
the backpack sitting there in the trash can. So this is all
built on what people hear what they think. Yeah, how people
when there's some traumatic event, they all believe they've
seen something I saw the crash, and no, he didn't. So now
they're trying to do anything they can to cover up this fact.
And the Meet the media is completely complicit. This is
the story of the decade. As far as I'm concerned. This is a big
story. Hey, the FBI doesn't actually have the tape that the
case was built on about this guy. Interestingly, the defense
came out and said, he's not guilty. But he was there he was
he was involved, but it was his brother, but I don't know why
they're taking
defense came out. And And this reminds me of the trial in the
movie Idiocracy where your defense attorney comes out and
says, Yeah, he did it. Yeah. What kind of a defense is
this? Especially when they didn't have that? Well, it's
clearly not working on his behalf.
No, it's not working on his behalf. I mean, if he was the
worst guy in the world that you should have a defense attorney
at least tries. And yet there's never there's no video Where's
Why is what's Well,
I'll tell you, I'll tell you why. Because it's amorphous is
what we're dealing with. I'll tell you why. His defense
attorney, her name is Patricia something rather. She has her
own agenda. Her agenda is she wants to get rid of death
penalty. She wants to seep all people who are accused of
horrific crimes, not be sentenced to death, but
sentenced to life in prison. So I think she just wants to make
sure he didn't she didn't want to get off. She wants to make
sure that it's about death penalty versus no death penalty.
So she has her own agenda. She just pushed let's get to this
part of it quick. Yeah, so we can just get on and move on to
the sent to the actual sentencing whether he does all I
care about that's all she cares about so he's getting the kids
not getting a fair shake and the media is doing this hello media
doing this Where did you Hello? Hello Hello Amelia we'll try it
again I'll try this one the media is doing this Hey
wow all the work for that punch line
Yeah
Did you check the clips you've left you did the reset
sure of course I did it something else going on here?
There's let me just check a different clip me see if it's
John. Maybe it's this particular clip Hold on. Damn. huh why is
this problem Oh it's
I think the Clippers maybe the Clippers dead? Yeah, the
Clippers dead.
Oh, that's too bad.
Well, what was it? Well, I have a backup. Backup. Let
me try this came up in the cast. Here we go. I guess somehow Now
it came up and set it up again. Okay, so the mainstream media is
not talking about the fact that that the clip is that the the
video The FBI says shows the smoking gun video. They're not
talking about it not existing. They're doing this about other
videos. So
our manager Shane O'Hara, he took us inside the store that
day the fear he said it was a calm day quiet. In fact, people
out he was working at the store Keishon looking out the bomb
hits. You can see it here in this or what
they're showing here is CC TV footage of the store that was
very near the blast. Yeah. And they're showing all these
things. I saw that. Yeah. And then at the end of the fast
forward here,
dramatic video. It was emotional testimony from Shane O'Hara in
just a grueling day at the federal court. We wanted to
bring you this video as soon as we got it. It was one of many
stunning things. There was other videos shown today simply too
graphic to show you.
So there's all these horrible videos simply too graphic to
show you. We want to get this boring video to you as soon as
possible so you can see it. Whatever we do. Don't talk about
ixnay on the video Vedas. Err, they
can talk piglet Yes,
and I'm just flummoxed that love makes like that word. I'm
flummoxed that nobody in in journalism seems to find this
interesting angle
nobody's even brought it up but should have you Yeah,
well finally,
there's a missing take. The FBI said there was a tape just
supposed to be a tape the government governor talked about
the tape to tape the tape to tape Where's the tape but see
it. No tape
at a February 19. Hearing appellate judge one to two
REALLA asked whether a quote video of Sarnath placing a
backpack at the side of the bombing was quote the same thing
as the TV confession from the FBI agent. No, it's not the same
thing.
What TV confession?
I don't know what that's Oh, I'm sorry. I know. I'm Miss reading
this. Oh, this is interesting. I missed this. I guess there was a
Supreme Court case in 1961 where a murder conviction was
overturned because the confession was broadcast widely
in the parish from which the jury was drawn. Okay, no, not
really. I don't think that applies. It doesn't really
matter. There was no backpack this is this is what the world
has come to beheading videos I was thinking about this just
yesterday, beheading videos of which really portray a
dramatized version of beheading videos is fake from by the way,
let us not forget that there was a Turkish I guess it was a
sitcom or whatever some with the Turkish director who has the
exact same style Same exact thing done in a Turkish Syria. I
think it was a serial one of those sitcoms, and no, it wasn't
a sitcom wasn't funny.
It was to me funny.
It was exactly the same.
Yes, the same same style, same everything same setting. And I
would say not instead of not forgetting let's remember no
legs by the way, remember? No of course not. Why wouldn't why
would that work?
But okay, so you're sitting around amusing yourself with a
thought that she's boring things phony around, yes.
And then and the but it works. Because we have been inundated
with mockumentary is documentaries, ginned up,
reenacted, and now it's in your might, it might as well have
just happened. It's true. It just happened. And that's why
because beheading video to me, personally, coming from a
television background, if I see a single shot, a one shot a guy
holding the camera. I don't care if it's a camera, phone,
whatever. If there's another guy and he takes a knife and he cut
someone's head off. I think that would disturb me. I might have
nightmares but this time doesn't work anymore. You see if it's
not highly dramatized the slave population doesn't it doesn't
register as real. It has to be dramatize, people are
desensitized to actual events unedited and with no trickery.
If it doesn't have the trickery, it doesn't work for us. It's not
real. The mind has gone fucking crazy. What
I blame Sam Peckinpah he's the one that has Sam Peckinpah Yeah,
Sam Peckinpah was the guy who invented the modern violence and
movies that's used a lot by Tarantino, Beck and Pawsitive.
The Wild Bunch is a good example it says shotgun a guy gets hit
with a shotgun, his arm flies off blood and guts fly
everywhere. I mean, it was extremely the violence in those
movies that he did that Sam Peckinpah films, you can look
them up later. The Wild is now expected. They got to squibs and
all this stuff so he gets shot. It's not like you just you can't
apparently be shot without a bunch of crap flying every which
way. So it has to be people are expecting that now. Right? Yeah.
When in many instances you can be shot and you know, you could
actually walk me ragged and blow to smithereens when tinkly shot
him. In fact, him the other day the effect he didn't even know
it was shot for a while. That seems more common. Yeah. But
it's not very dramatic.
And these take some quesitons spray little Windex on it.
You're good to go. Gaffer tape.
Gaffer tape. It's been forever.
Oh, is it? 22? Of course. And I think you're right. Yeah. Well,
I am right. And it's it's it's terrifying that it has come to
this. It's terrifying. It's not. This is why the Serial podcast
is so popular, because it is highly produced, highly
dramatized. And heard it. I've heard I've heard a couple
episodes. Boring. The story was boring to me. Whatever. It seems
like it's like one of those 61 of those things at night then
NBC investigates or whatever they're called and 2021 of those
ABC, except it's too long. It's, yeah, seems like one of those
which is really those are only like 40 minutes.
I'm not gonna argue with people like radio labs, if you've ever
heard that. It's like, this is right now.
Wow, that's great. But you just did a show write down the time
to write a time. That's how the radio labs podcast goes. And
that people love that. I get it, but it's not. Okay. This is
where I say please check out the Zen TV experiment. I say it once
a year more or less. And then do it do this NTV experiment, then
you'll really know what's going on here. You're being tricked.
And I participated in this in the buildup of all this system.
And it goes back to what we talked about faking satellite
interviews, fact, it's all fake. It's all fake.
And we call ours doing tech TV. And I was doing this show, they
decided to change the format for a second time even though the
original form was fine. And they had me talking to guys and
remotes
that were in the studio. Fantastic.
I'm talking about remote where and the guys, I can see him. And
he's in his separate boxes with a different background as though
he's someplace else. Because this was going to ask, gonna add
some credence
we had at MTV, we had something called light switch. It's time
for light switch. Oh, what's that? We said, well, we have a
new director of programming coming in, who was I want to say
her name was Silverstein. I think she had like some herbs or
daddio with some of his her great idea was we're going to
have these blue screen we'll have all these virtual sets. So
what happened was you'd had you see an empty you would come up a
video with and playing you'd see a diner and they'd be like Tony
The Tony's in the diner making a deli making sandwiches. And
there was a little portable TV on the countertop and I would be
in that little TV announcing the next video. It was the stupidest
thing I've ever seen in my life. moronic is what it was
LightSwitch taking us outside of their normal dimensionality and
this was back when Chroma Key was done on blue screen
he had to before they finally
the Green was better. Hey, man, let's do green green is better.
People don't wear green like this. Right. So this folds
nicely into an interesting development. And I and it was so
interesting that I saw this this name I wait a minute, I know
this name. So NBC is in huge trouble. And of course the
besides the fact that just what they do sucks the Brian Williams
thing really hurt the credibility and new huge, huge
problems. So what do they do? They say, Oh, we've got to get
the guy back. We've got to get our man back. Pac Man is Andrew
lack. Andrew lack is now returning to NBC to help out.
And as I was listening to Victoria,
why does that name ring?
Let me very good, John. Very good. You know why it rings a
bell? I'm gonna play this for you because it also No at all.
Here is Victoria Newlands, Nene Nudelman. She was up on the hill
and I have more about Russia regarding her Ukraine, of
course, this is representative Royce. And he's talking about
the propaganda that of course, we have to fight Russia is so
incredibly good. We're so behind. These guys are so
fantastic with their propaganda. RT is just convincing the whole
world Putin is great. And what is she doing about it? And then
a little tidbit comes up.
Yesterday, it was reported that the new CEO of the agency and
the lack
and he's talking about the broadcast Board of Governors,
in terms of the BBG is resigning his post after six weeks on the
job.
Government be damned. If the commercial guys are in trouble,
then we gotta like do something. Wow. Okay, that does that show
you how what the power is of the media? The guy is is the
broadcast board of governors who are in charge of Voice of
America, Radio Free Europe, free liberty, who are getting new
budgets, 700 million, $700 million dollars reported as what
we know, just to propagandize not only outside but to the
American people themselves. But no, no, NBC is in trouble screw
that all bets are off, the guy goes back. We
know. We know the problems that staff and others have had over
the BBG. We've heard from our former Secretary of State
Secretary Clinton, that the agency is defunct, it's default.
Myself, the angle and other members of this committee have a
lot of time and effort working with those who have a very real
interest in reforming this getting a consensus that
legislation is necessary to get this agency back up to the
business that it did very well. You know, in the 1980s, in terms
of the propagandizing, Cold War crafts emanating into
information, I'm sorry, I mean, disseminating information, yes,
into Russia and into Eastern Europe. That legislation needs
to have support from the administration. And I would just
leave you with that, that request and
we can listen to her response. But I just wanted to pause and
say, Wow, I think this is a I think it's a big deal. Well,
I can see this happening and this guy was there before. And
he was an NBC I was at him and he's also he's a big shot.
Apparently he's one of these guys is one of these guys that
comes in and kicks ass. So he's going to NBC he's got nothing
but trouble. Comcast owns most of them now. And they're the
ones calling the shots and they decided to get this guy back
into to fix MSNBC, he's got to be fixed. To get her they're
starting to fire people they got rid of Rohan and finally and
some others, but they're gonna have to just revamp that whole
operation. So you need to be heavyweight to come in and do
that. Because you got Rachel to deal with Russell Russell. Well,
then you have CNBC, which has been kind of slipping because
not because of Fox Business because Fox Business doesn't
know what they're doing. But because I think Bloomberg is
coming in it's actually getting out with Trish Regan and some of
these other people that came over really really blue from
CNBC. I think Bloomberg is getting some it's pulling the
numbers of CNBC down a little bit, CNBC is the and people have
to realize when you any of these stations, and this goes through
financial publications to the key to success is stock picks.
Stock touting just stock of course that's gone up the stack
has actually another interesting tidbit that I picked up about
MSNBC. I think we had this argument I wasn't on the air
about how much the rev is making.
Oh, yeah, we talked about on the air he's making like 600,000 or
more.
I thought you were talking millions. No,
he's making millions. He's got 600,000 viewers.
So how much money do you think I make? How much do you think he
makes on an annual basis at MSNBC?
I'm guessing five to 10 million. Okay. But I have the answer for
you.
Oh, yes. And this came out of nowhere. This is CNN Byron
Allen, who is a meet a black media mogul. It's important to
mention his skin color in this case. He is suing Comcast and
and I think Reverend Al personally for $20 billion. I
mean, if you gotta go he might as well go first class. And
here's the setup and this is where we Where's revealed how
much the rev makes over there at MSNBC? The cable industry? Oops,
this one sorry.
He's a host on MSNBC and one of America's his most prominent
outspoken civil rights activists and now Al Sharpton, along with
Comcast and Time Warner Cable are facing a $20 billion lawsuit
over alleged racial discrimination against black
owned media companies. In the complaint. Byron Allen, a
comedian, TV presenter and CEO of entertainment studios alleges
that Comcast gave Al Sharpton that 6pm show on MSNBC for which
he's been paid approximately seven $750,000 per year, despite
notoriously low ratings.
I told you it wasn't it wasn't that much. I told you, you can
make that money in that much money in K well, okay,
notoriously low ratings is not 600,000. So I wonder about any
of this.
Okay. Okay. Well, it's I think, because it's an extension of
the six minutes, it should bring in a bucket person for an hour
show, which I think he has. I
think that that your calculation, I think that only
works for broadcast and not for cable
numbers. It's just a number of people. It's got nothing to do
with broadcast broadcast.
I was on cable for eight years. What do I know? I know nothing.
I know. I
know. But you were ripped off. You said so yourself. A bunch of
cheap bastards. They're the guys who don't pay an MTV total.
already. So we're not going to count that. All right now you
know how to get ripped off. And so maybe you are right. Maybe I
was getting ripped off. He's getting 600,000 a day, five days
a week or 3 million a week works not out works, then he should be
getting a lot more money than $750,000. Well,
I was getting paid and this is what the lawsuit is about. And I
would like to we have always told the very straight about Al
Sharpton. He is a he's a blackmailer. He's a poor choice,
perhaps and
not a black man is just extortion is a legal extortion
as he doesn't break the law.
Legal extortionist. Yes. And the way he does it is he said, Hey,
we're gonna come to your town, we're gonna make a whole bunch
of trouble and noise and protest. If you donate to my
cause, maybe we could do it a little differently or not come
at all. And he shows up everywhere, particularly when
there's racial division. I lived in New York when we had the
Tawana Brawley case, which is really where he really hit the
radar big time and his his business model was cast. And he
could make make a lot of money. Now Byron Allen, he just not
pulling any punches. I'm very, very pleased to hear what he's
saying. And he he says it right out the guys and extortionists.
The cable industry, at&t Direct TV, Comcast Time Warner, they
spent about 50 billion a year licensing cable networks and
advertising with less than one less than $3 million per year
going into 100% African American owned media. Now what they do is
they make token donations to people like Al Sharpton, the
NAACP, the Urban League, and after taking those donations,
they negotiated a fraudulent MOU that says, this is okay for
black people to live by. what America needs to understand is
that Al Sharpton does not speak for me. Al Sharpton does not
speak for black people. It's like I asked people who is the
white person who speaks for you. It's racist even believe that Al
Sharpton is the go to person. Shame on you, Sony for thinking
sit down with Al Sharpton. And that negates your racist emails
about President Obama.
Yeah. And I'd like to stop there for one moment and just say, Why
does everyone lose their shit when some cops are sending
around bad racial jokes? But when the top of Sony
Entertainment does emails, bad racial jokes, it's like, yes,
that wasn't very good of them, was it?
You know what I mean? Well, I guess that's the question that
nobody can answer. No, it was a bad joke.
No one wants to cross the Sony execs nope, nope. newsperson in
the right month, because he may not get in the next movie to be
pretend newspeople
that you can pound on those Ferguson cops.
So it's real simple. These these token donations they make to
him, as reported in the New York Post allows them to have racial
cover. This is why we're not getting enough advertising or
any advertising from McDonald's and Coca Cola. I find this
very hard to believe. Not that it's not happening. But why
would McDonald's not advertise on? Like it? I think he says an
Ebony Magazine, which seems like that would be a perfect place.
I'm surprised that advertisers will this
is does have a lot of sense. And some wishes I have seen on
certain specific styles of programming is especially
professional basketball, which has a large black audience.
McDonald's commercials, catering to the black audience with all
black actors.
And maybe just the black owned properties. Well, I'd want to
finish this because he has a couple of funny ones and then
there may be a lot of reasons for this
and Chrysler and General Motors and AT and T they don't spend
any money. If African American owned media, something that's
very alarming. At And T spent more money on Al Sharpton lavish
60th birthday than they spent on Ebony Magazine, the biggest
African American magazine in America around 70 years 10
million readers per month, at&t spent only $30,000 on that
magazine. Walmart has given money to Al Sharpton Walmart
doesn't spend any money in Ebony Magazine and they barely do
business with me and a long term partnership and I'm constantly
going back and forth with Walmart and Chrysler as well. So
he is the least expensive Negro don't really do business with
something like that sound wait for his last comment when you
say that about Sharpton? Are you are you saying these
numbers the numbers are actual the numbers just follow the
money that you know don't do business with real African
American owned companies just make a token give him 50,000 and
a bucket of chicken
Okay, well I got a cup I loved I love when you do some random
real racial stuff given the man a bucket.
First of all, if he is the cheapest Negro and he's making
750,000 That would be the cheapest Negro because that and
I'm telling you that number is too low right but it's paid but
at MSNBC even though you got me on my assertion they made over a
million now if that No, Russell Russell makes couple million.
I'm sure she does. But she should probably make more than
that. But that's drop all that part and get into the the ebony
jet magazine thing. This is one of those things that you know,
it looks great when you say these things. But if you're
actually involved in the media, this is a this is not a problem
with them. McDonald's not liking blacks or the racist undertones
or all the rest of it. This is a problem with sales. They have
shitty salespeople must be magazines are successful because
they have salespeople who know how to sell ads. That's That's
it. I agree.
I agree. I have no idea why it's not working. Maybe because
bad I'm sure Brian Allen, who produces a lot of stuff. I've
seen his stuff over the years. He's got good interview shows,
he does a lot of things that never catch on his syndicated,
like HD channels. He owns a lot. He has a lot of studies.
Programs, he's he's a mogul. He's a mogul.
He's a he's a mogul of sorts. He's obviously got no
salespeople worth a crap. He doesn't appreciate him. I don't
know what it is. But I'm telling you, right, and now that all of
his complaint sales problem, our sales problems, because he's got
salespeople that are incompetent, you know, what
if only this guy knew how to do a newsletter
takes a lot more than a newsletter. To get advertising
your magazine, I can tell you that well with people that know
how to sell ads in the magazine. I mean, it's I know I've worked
with people like that can do it and people that can't do it. And
the difference is obvious. It's like this guy stinks. This guy's
good. It's not just not even rocket science. And that's what
the problem and so He is complaining falls on my deaf
ears. Okay. Well, and that is the I mean, I've always admired
him though. He's, he knows how to produce material and he's,
and he always uses he one thing about his his shows when you
ever see him, they're always floating around that too in the
morning. But he he uses modern techniques. I mean, he does
stuff that is very this kind of thing you'd see on a German, you
know, German experimental television. He really does some
modern stuff. Really? Yeah. Visually. Okay, you watch this
thing. Oh, wow. This is pretty slick looking. Well, he
clearly needs the curry Devorah Consulting Group to with Double
D's.
Not I mean, it's the 20 billion he doesn't well,
you won't need anything that's gonna happen. It's his own. He's
doing his own extortion racket. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it is. We
don't have that problem. We have no salespeople. We don't even
have an engineer. We just it's it's two guys. We got an
engineer void zero in the back there running the service. We
got to Eric. Eric does, she'll run into rings. And that's it
run into liquor. We have I mean, he's doing the taxes. Right,
right. And for that reason alone, I want to thank you for
your courage and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak.
Belinda morning to you Adam curry also in the morning to all
ships to see boots on the ground subs in the water. All the Dames
and nights out there in the
morning to our artists who have always they always get credits
here on the Big Show. And we'd like to credit them right up
front Thank you very much 20 watt bulb who is back with some
fabulous art.
Yeah, this was a rather odd selection because we had we had
the 700 show art seminar was so we want to use some was 700
there was stuff we couldn't couldn't use. There's different
references and 20 watt bulb who's a pro? Yeah, it's not like
many of our artists are are highly talented amateurs. And
there, but we do have a few people that do it. I She for a
living. And I believe 20 watt bulbs were one of them.
Yeah, it was it was good content was beautiful piece. And the
more I looked at it, the more I liked it really was. And the
thing is
it looked it just just despite the content of the piece or what
it meant or anything, it just looked good. It looks good on a
page. I agree. Which is one of the little things it's hard to
describe. I also use some art for the newsletter.
Yes. And regarding the newsletter, which I thought this
was one of your best newsletters ever. Yeah. Did you have another
easter egg because you've been doing this I think we forgot to
talk about the last Easter so
I'm gonna have to open up that spreadsheet from Loudoun had to
bet the next segment. You see how the guy got one guy got to
the Easter egg last time I only want you see how I
do that. You see when I write something down to remember for
the show, I bring it back home.
Yeah, you this was you told me at the end of last show I said I
forgot to the credit the Easter egg guy. And then you said I'll
write it down and you did and and we actually brought in I
write it down. I never bring it down that correct. Once in a
while. I did bring in one a couple weeks ago. The Java
message i Oh yes. Yeah, so that's how I get one good work.
Whatever the case there was an Easter egg in the was it one in
this one as well? No, there was no Easter egg.
Oh, people are clicking around. Like where's I can't find it.
It's so good. You gotta bring it back.
I'll put an Easter egg in an upcoming newsletter I could
already then but what did you like about the newsletter?
I liked the title I like the subject first of all the subject
was very good
because the giant dog head
is immediately I want to click bait was good. Like bait Yeah, I
liked the pie image that you had in there we have the big pie
show cut out 314 15 It was nice piece of a nice piece of work.
And then I liked a little bit we had good stuff in there you had
the stuff that's relevant that we'll probably not even talk
about.
Right but it's talking about the newsletters done as good. We're
good to go. Let's
thank some people who are supporting this program because
we don't need to, to extort money. We don't need to deal
with salespeople who can't sell. We just have to do the show and
make it valuable to the people who listen to it who it is
intended for this product.
Right because our our audience is not a product
correct? We don't sell we don't package them and sell them we
make a product and we're serious about it.
We yes this show is a product and audience is not it's an
audience. This has been reversed in most media, much to the
dismay I think of people like ourselves and our listeners and
our producers. So we do have Sir Philip Smith's $700 donation
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and is he now a black a black knight? Yeah, I think he's a
black knight. Well, he would
be a black knight i i believe that he is now a baron net. So
the Black Knight part is somewhat confusing to me, but he
is. Black Knights are Philip Smith is what he wants to be
called. And that's what he is.
Yeah, we have to actually Knight him today and give him his
baronetcy.
Okay. We will do that. And then we have sir Ralph. Ralph Ralph
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Ralph. Ralph, it's a
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can do it long enough. We wait. That's not the one. What was the
other one you needed? Oh, hold hands. Why did I tell a secret?
That's what it is here.
There's no winning. We don't like to foster a competitive
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secret Amen. Got
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When I saw that. I don't think there's an ideal one yet. But I
brought this up at dinner the other day with everyone. And
everyone's all in on it. They've never heard it before. That's
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He says all white he's nominated. So they hit
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would agree with that. I everyone got that flu. I enjoyed
Austin ahead. Have a recommendation for Adam if he
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just like any other strip club, but with one unique selling
point. The DJ sounds exactly like Alex Jones.
What's the name of this joint?
I make a point here most DJ sounds like Alex Jones was
getting him to do an ident for the show, but unfortunately, I
couldn't get it clean recording Adam, have you thought of doing
a no agenda meetup in London? Finally, I would like to ask for
some karma for my first cycling event of the year which is
happening this Sunday coupled with some getting out of having
to getting out of having to go to Sweden karma. Even when the
great works for Luke have landed he never mentioned that. It's
just just in Round Rock is all I know. I've noticed
the top 10 gentleman's club.
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get to Alex
Ryan. Ryan the chiropractor will take he likes that. He likes
that stuff. Let's go find some strippers candidates
for chiropractic work. Hey, let's go girls just girls do
look at that spine.
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strippers Man come on man my wife's out of town
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and and I will be in Rotterdam the Netherlands
and he'll be in Rotterdam the work that org slash and a
I will be I'm staying with my kid because you know she's in
Rotterdam
Yes. You know I kind of like Rotterdam is it's a little more
modern than Amsterdam.
So a lot more modern. They got great art they have award
winning architecture in Rotterdam. And no one bothers
you because they're all Muslim. It's fantastic.
You think I'm joking? No, they don't know who I am not at all.
Yes, and also in in America. Daylight Savings Time goes into
effect on de yes this is where the elites once they if you
thought that dress the color was messed up. Wait until they make
you change time again. For no apparent reason. Except that
Father Time that Father Time exists in the Wikipedia I didn't
know this. Father Time he's the guy who tracks time.
Is he a member? Is it Navy man? No, no, thank you what because
the Naval Observatory seems to be the one
usually depicted as an elderly bearded man dressed in a robe
carrying a scythe and an hourglass. He looks somewhat
like the Grim Reaper He is father time
wearing white on black
right and of course Europe will not change the clock at the time
they do it to 20 days later makes so much sense doesn't it?
Well that's what we used to do it and why I'm not gonna ask I
don't even want to know why we do it because it's to me there's
no reason other than to confuse people and laugh about how we
made people change their clocks there's no other reason we had
no I don't know why right I get it right this
stupid slaves old we made them change the clock.
I gotta dig up my old I have document I have I have
information has come to leave
talked about this for seven years and there's absolutely no
new information that has come to light about a any of this
whatsoever I've got information, man, new shit has come to light.
You will have nothing new. Yes. All right, fine. We'll talk
about it on Sunday. No, no, no, don't
forget by then I'll remember I'm gonna put it in my thing.
Alright, that yeah, you'll remember saying to me and you
gotta gotta find these old recordings dvorak.org/in A
divorce iq.org/a.
And of course, we always want everybody out there supporting
us by propagating our formula. Our formula is this.
We go out for people in the mouth
shut up on my systems, making little.
So what do you do in Amsterdam?
I'm in Rotterdam. Not in Amsterdam. That's what I meant.
I'm seeing Christina. But we remember I had this flight which
I just moved back.
You got stuck out. This is like a forest holiday.
It's not a holiday. It's not a holiday. I have a lot of people
to see.
I've gotta gotta get to have friends in Rotterdam. I thought
they're all Muslims. My
daughter is in Rotterdam. Like, yeah,
right there. And
it's cheap. It's free. It's free room and board. I don't have
money to go run. Yeah, it's free.
And with the dollar and when you do have to buy something, it'll
be cheaper. It's I think it's a buck 11 We're getting down to
parity here admin
J. S. It's not a holiday. See, John, don't put that out there.
So I'm not going on some vacation. It's gonna be it's
busy. I gotta go see my first wife got to tell her to shut up.
This doesn't sound like much fun.
No. Like me. I was like, I didn't. I didn't do that very
well. I have to say my first divorce. I didn't do things.
Well, I want to go make amends. But then please stop with all
the press stuff. It's annoying. This is gonna happen.
I know. But you're gonna get a bunch of pictures. You're gonna
be another I think she's gonna call the paparazzi
and have them waiting around the corner as I show up. Oh, yeah.
She's doing interviews saying there's no room in my life for
Adam anymore. Everyone thinks he's coming back to me.
When is she getting? Why? Why am I asking a stupid question,
which was going to be stupid question was When is she going
to stop doing this? And then I stopped myself because I
realized that's the dumbest thing I could possibly ask.
fashional Yes, she's
She is a professional. Correct. It's actually worth discussing,
because not often do you get to talk from to someone who's
inside the bubble? It's a different bubble. It's Europe
and it's small. It's the Netherlands. Yeah, well, I don't
know, man. But it's just as if something has to stop. That
means I've got to go and say hey, man, I'm sorry. Again.
Whatever. Yeah, I'll do whatever it takes. Stop. Make it stop.
Make it stop.
Are you just living in a dream world then? Okay.
Well, everybody wants me to and so I got stuff to do. I wanted
to go to London, which I think I'm going to do but it's only
going to be a day. I have an idea. I have to deal with my my
my dad and my sisters. And you know this whole situation. He's
in the home. Have an
idea. What's your idea? I have an idea that you make amends
with the paparazzi by giving them an interview with you an
exclusive interview with one of them to give it to plug the no
agenda show somehow in the interview.
What good will that do? It'll play the show. They've been
they've been playing bits of the show on television. Oh, good.
Yeah, we don't need any we never did. No, I refuse. Refuse,
refuse. No, we're not going to do that. That's not going to
happen.
So have you seen this South Korean ambassador who was
slashed? Yeah, this was not very good. guy look like this guy
looks like is this guy. You think this guy just doesn't look
that bright? Have you looked him up? No. No, look him up. Right
before we do this and look at his pictures. And you while
you're doing that you can play this out the background the
South Korean Ambassador slashed. You got it.
The US and its partners want to guarantee that Iran cannot build
a nuclear weapon. The US Ambassador South Korea is
recovering after a man attacked him and sold a video taken just
after the attack shows a bloody Mark Lippert leaving an art
center. He was giving a lecture when a man reportedly with a
razor blade slashed out. The White House says the injuries
are not life threatening. The alleged attacker is under
arrest. The man reportedly shouted no drills for war an
apparent reference to US South Korea military exercises
is Lippard is he related to the famous New York Lippert family?
I don't know who the New York Lippert family is the New
York Liberte family these are the let me see they had this
huge hedge fund that that this is going back to Wall Street
days like the what was the guy's name the was in the movie they
made a movie about made off. No before this the one that Michael
Douglas did Wall Street with Charlie Sheen.
Oh yeah, Wall Street's name of the movie. B
was Yeah, but who was the guy that were? The greed is good
that guy. Yeah, greed is good. So it was a guy like that. And
Gordon Gekko Gecko. Yes, it was a guy like that. And he was the
Lippard family. I don't see any relation. I'll have to look. But
he looks dumb. Yeah, it looks like he's dumb. He looks like a
dumb dog. I mean, like, I want to pet him. His eyes look
crosses. He cross eyed. He looks.
It's just a very I don't know how he got his job.
Well, if he's of the Lippert family that would explain what
I'm thinking. So I got to look into that.
Okay, well look at it as that's a nice story.
Uncle Don was of course at one point the ambassador to South
Korea and you'll recall when they were raided, they they
raided they they broke into the embassy and we're throwing shit
and burning shit. And he was living there at the time with on
Meg. So this is not an uncommon well, that razor blade is new.
But, yeah, it seems like an unplanned event. You know, this
is not a you know, it just
should happen. Yeah, I'm sorry. I brought it up.
No, not really. Is this a topic it was that to me is more
jarring then fake beheading videos like, oh, man, can you
imagine a razor blade slicing in your
things sewed up quick, and then he needs somebody to work?
You're gonna need some plastic surgery.
And well, let's go with the talking about the latest.
Snowden you want to go Snowden are gonna go with Clinton's
email as I can go in a couple of different directions here we can
do. So Petraeus betrays is in the news.
I would like to do. I would like to do Clinton email because
there's a lot of numbers. We don't do that. It's
part of tech news. Huh?
This is playing a jingle? Well, let's
just play let's play the
Snowden then we'll come back to Hillary Snowden. What do you
got?
Well, Snowden is funny in the news, because now he's going on
saying I want to come back. He's, he's, you know, the
guy is homesick Mission complete, mission accomplished.
mission is complete. So you gotta get him back somehow,
because he needs it. Or let me let me put the right word out
there. They have to extract him somehow. Because if you write
the mission is complete, he's had an assignment is over, he
never even bothered to learn Russian, from what I can tell.
He just doesn't care. He didn't get a pair of new glasses, and
he's sick of it. And but he's trying to get some sort of a
promise that they don't, because he knows what can happen, throw
them in the brig. They grab him throw them in the brig and throw
the key away and the nd won't even be able to talk to his
handlers. Which you can happen. Yeah, these agencies fight
against each other and this guy is you know, at NSA. Well,
that's still but we always assumed he's a CIA asset going
after the NSA Yes, get more money for the CIA
and CIA and CIA accomplish that not only do they get more money,
they also have said they're going to build their own cyber
capability therefore not having to rely on NSA capability so
they got what they wanted time to bring your guy back then
should do one of those airplanes with a bungee cord that's real
by the way. Yeah, Uncle Don has told me that this is real they
actually fly a plane over with a bungee cord. You grab that and
you go
it comes down it's kind of a loop. Yeah, right. And you throw
yourself on the loop and then you just bounce right up into
the sky.
And then why are you just hoping on bumping any buildings?
Well, before we go there then or this could be this could also be
tech news. The Cyber show just came out finally.
Oh, really? They had they had some great to promotion I love
what they do horrible show. No, but to the promotion they've all
here's Newsflash, the new CSI Cyber is already on the Download
sites hackers have already taken it this you can't get better
promotion than that good work.
Well here play cyber premise. Here's the premise of this show.
The first show by the way the acting stinks and we
predicted this would happen because we knew we had inside
information
predicted based on that I can see it coming I can see it see
is not NCIS so it's a different
CSI not even see is it si si se si is
yes, MCI. Yes, yes. Si Si addicted after I told Brooke
camera I thought was going to be an NCIS spin off. So premise, I
just want
to I just want to set this. Nevermind. You you deduced it
after I told you after the show that it was coming. And then you
forgot about that part. Then you made this wild prediction. Tell
remember this.
This is not the way I remember that.
That's always fun to update on the Baltimore kidnapping. Police
Report Baltimore PD states the father heard foreign voices
coming out of the baby camera. Here's what's worth getting out
of bed for. Baby cameras are designed to broadcast and
infants Christ from their crib to the parents room. Question is
why are foreigners voice coming out of the camera
in second position.
I'd like to be sure case has been assigned fires and walls
over major crimes and needs to be reassigned. Any crime
involving electronic devices is by definition cyber.
You think this kidnapping should fall under cyber division, which
you couldn't just call me and tell me how it was.
Hey, babies missing it's easier for you to say no over the
phone. All right. Yeah. Wow, bad. So
that's how dramatic This is. It sucks. Now they go on, I only
have three clips, so it's not going to kill you. But it's
about it. Here's what it's about. It's a baby cam made by
this one company and for some reason unknown to me, that they
all these baby cameras made by this Natta camera, whatever the
name of the company is, are all in all the videos are in the
cloud. Why? To me, a baby cam says it can be hooked to your
computer or you hook into some n-lorem system that just watches
the baby and
your computer. But no, no, no.
These are hooked to the cloud. Yeah. And again, the big fat
guys a fat guy. That's a programmer superstar. Oh,
really?
They did that stereotype. Yes. With a with a plumber. Nick
Baird. Oh, no, really? Yeah. Well, that's very accurate then.
So they got a neck bearded fat guy and he's he goes over to the
company. And he No, I didn't cut up the line. But he goes and
looks at their code till you guys are ready. It's and he
says, you guys, and you gotta shut it down. He's the FBI. So
you say that. Meanwhile, they of course they have the scene, the
scene that is coming up and I have a couple of photos. And I
don't want to sound like a complete nerd. But I have a
couple of photos of the scenes which I'm going to post on
Twitter, or maybe the next newsletter showing a huge flaw
in the set to get done to do with this. So just play not just
a kidnapping to get a sense of what's what's going on here.
Right?
No ransom calls yet. Next door heard a car speed off. That's
it.
What about the baby can it wasn't plugged in secure,
unplugged.
That's the quickest way to lose all the data
detective show, please treat all hardware including the baby cam.
Like the dead body. Don't touch it. Don't move it until we get
there.
Sorry, we didn't know the new cyber protocol and a kidnapping
is not
just kidnapping.
That's right cyber protocol.
Well, you wouldn't touch anything anyway. Would you? I
want you to start messing with the site with the crime scene
but okay, we'll just let that slide. Meanwhile, especially the
beginning where the woman says oh, there's voices coming out
just a little speaker and a lot of these babies
I love how angry you get about this fictional depiction of
cybercrime
really think I get angry. It sounds
like you're like I've worked okay over here are two Yeah,
good worked.
And now here's what this story is the story is there's a baby
cams in the cloud and there's some group of parent Russian or
your Russian Russian that Ukrainian but Russian crooks
cars who have just because they don't never say it but you'd
look at it you have the rest of the Russians a bunch of Russian
screw those guys. And they have decided to they get these
kidnapping teams and they grab the baby and then hold the baby
up in front of the little baby cam at night where they get into
a house everyone's asleep and they hold the baby and the
various people start to bid for the baby this is a kidnapping
for hire thing. XIAO PING you know and it's about and of
course we have Arabs. And we have all these different people
that are bidding for the baby and then they take the baby and
nice and then the baby gets kidnapped and set shipped over
for 100 grand to whoever it is that wants the bait whoever bid
the highest for that baby. And that was the voices coming out
of the baby cam.
Oh no, there wasn't like a ham radio guy next door.
That's the only good line and the whole thing was this one
which is the outline of those poor parents is this is kind of
a funny line and I think it's going to be dramatic for the
whole series which is all this dangers dangers out there. Be
very aware.
Be vigilant, be vigilant, vigilant people we need
vigilance.
Oh those poor parents by a baby can to protect your child. The
very thing he gets abducted
is horrify Internet of Things. The Dingo Ate My Baby
is exactly what is the dingo ate my digital
Dingo is what it is.
Well they finally catch everybody and stinks it stinks
How
are the ratings?
I don't know. I didn't get the overnights but I just I just I'm
sure it got pretty decent raised I always introduce a new show
with a lot of hype they get people to watch it. Yeah, I the
characters are better. By the way. Much better than Scorpion
by far
right and scorpion already does very well.
Mr. mystery to me History. The main character of scorpion is
annoying. His handlers annoying. Everybody's annoying except the
girl and she's getting annoying. And they don't have a big fat
guy with a with a neck beard.
That's lame. All right, let's go on and let's talk about Russia
for a moment. Now, this allows me to finish up a few clips
short ones here from Nudelman.
Victoria. Yeah, I wanted to I I'm glad you did this, because I
will saw this and I said, I Adam, this has gotten Nudelman
he's got it. That's
right. I have triggers everywhere. Nudelman. And she's
nice. She's looking a little pudgy.
She looks like crap. Yeah, she she looks like she's not happy
when she was while she's married to Robert Kagan. Hello. Evil,
the man's Beelzebub.
She doesn't look good when
she was doing when she was spokes haul for state. Now she's
she is Ambassador Nuland. I'll have you know, Ambassador
Nuland. He is Assistant Deputy Ambassador they call her
ambassador in the
Yeah, what she ambassador to I thought she was the Deputy State
Department. Head.
I think she that that carries an ambassador title. And it's I
think she's Ambassador to Ukraine probably. Tomorrow,
you will you do this all look at his
he or she is. And it was a little tidbit in here. Again,
this was almost like the broadcast Board of Governors.
When I heard this. I went Hold on a second I another name. I
know what's going on with this
overturn of the rotten regime by violent demonstrations and non
democratic means of overthrowing that regime they could have two
years later, they could have kicked that. Jana COVID out with
a free election. They didn't wait. Okay, so let us
he's basically saying you didn't wait you McCain. I'll do that
couldn't wait
hope that what we're doing now is aimed at trying to end the
conflict that started in that more complicated way than black
and white. The what people are advocating that we send weapons,
and AI to Ukraine and the defensive weapons. Would any of
these weapons be under? Do we see any of these weapons
becoming part of the Arsenal have that part of the Ukrainian
army that is financed, which I believe that a third of the
Ukrainian army has now that is in conflict is financed by a
oligarch, a private citizen who happens to be a multi
billionaire. Ha. Now
and then I looked this up to wow, I know what he just said is
a third of the Ukrainian military is financed by one guy.
A billionaire, his name is Ihar column Kohan. And I practice
this to call them a yassky. And I've and here's the here's the
cool thing. Who did he hire just recently? Yes, Hunter Biden.
Oh, he's the guy who hired Biden's kid.
The coach, by the way, the cokehead
the cool kid kid. Joe Biden is now Right. He's wearing new
Biden was working over there as was
Biden. Biden is always the guy who's talking to Poroshenko and
Yatsenyuk because I get all these I'm on the the news feed
from the White House. It's always the vice print you know,
they say Transcript not transcript they call it
something else like right up or write down of the the Vice
President's call phone call with Ukrainian President Poroshenko
and they don't put anything in there that they actually said.
This is like a summary like he said, Hey, how you doing it? I
got my kid off the coke still. Yeah, okay, good. Keep going.
We'll send you some weapons and shit. This is so corrupt people
does so gosh. DND dhangadhi de corrupt. The vice president
united states his son cokehead kicked out of the military is
working for the guy who finances the Ukrainian military a private
citizen. Sidious citizen.
Okay, I want to interject here so you can continue with this. I
hope
I got. Of course, of course. The Newland Nudelman.
Here's the deal. She served as the principal deputy foreign
adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney. And then was she working
for this? Did you touch it? Anyone thinks it's suspicious
she worked for Cheney and now she's working on the for the
Democrats. Yeah, but she's she's married to the cake is a little
odd that Barack Obama is supposed to be a liberal. I
don't know.
Barack Obama also loves the Kagan's now Who were the Neo
cons before now?
war mongers? Yeah. John McCain, American century
and
the war last advisor to Vice President Dick Cheney and then
as UN ambassador to NATO. And so she's used a so that you this is
the thing that bugs me. They still call Clinton president.
They still call her Ambassador because that was the highest
title she's achieved. So she's now so she's even though she's
not an ambassador to anything they call her ambassador and
it's not because of her job, which is Assistant Secretary of
State for European and Eurasian Affairs. Really,
she even gets a little handwritten is that her sign
there is the Hon hon. Hon. Hon. Victoria Nuland
it right and it said Ambassador on that honored Chiron and I
think on that label that you're talking about
this bullcrap. I think she has a sash. So to where? All right.
Here is no this is by the way is Dana Rohrabacher from
California, I believe. Republicans believe so
Republicans. And by the way, when he talks about I don't I
didn't clip that because it wasn't saying anything
interesting. When he when he talks slow. He sounds like
Batman, he has a very interesting cadence in his
voice. And he did not use that voice. But he had a point to
make up. Yes, he had a point about that. He's pretty much
he's sick and tired of the United States of America.
Embarrassing and putting down Putin and making Putin look bad.
And he's gonna tell Victoria Nuland to shut up. Oh, it's
always fun.
When Jana COVID was talking to the EU about Association. He was
also working with the IMF on an IMF package similar to what was
offered later. And what we have now, I was working as the US
government's representative to him to try to get him to meet
IMF conditions. I had more than 3020 30 hours of meetings with
him. So I've only excuse me. Yeah,
I only have 25. Sorry, where are they cutting me off? Okay, I
like how she says, Okay, please, slave. Let me speak to weapons.
It's not your time. I'd like that. Ah, that was
bad. Hey, I just love it when they do
that me off. Okay, I want to make
this point. Let me speak to weapons, alright, it's not your
time.
Shut up.
They're gonna cut me off in 15 seconds, hey, I hope that what
we're doing is trying to bring peace to the Ukrainians and not
to humiliate the Russians. And and there's a lot of people who
and I understand, I was a big cold warrior as well. Our goal
should be to try to have peace in that part of the world, not
to try to humiliate Russia, again. And again, and again.
There's too many people being killed out there. And I would
hope that we have that with decentralization, which seems to
be accepted by both sides, that that string of those that area
of of eastern Ukraine can remain part of Ukraine, even though
that now you have this separatist violence going on
that with promise of decentralization and respect for
everybody's rights and an end to the violence, that we can end
this situation. And that that should be our goal. And I would
hope that we don't get caught up in trying to reestablish a Cold
War with Russia. Because we have so many people who have grudges,
and should have by the way, I understand that Russians during
the Cold War, murdered how many Ukrainians, but our goal
shouldn't be right now to make them pay for that what they did
during Stalin's era, but bring peace to that region. And I
would hope that we can work together on that. I'm sorry.
Do you understand what this decentralization is and how that
works? I've been trying to get a true haven't
gotten a good explanation. I'm expecting to get one on
Democracy Now or someplace that would get into a long
discussion, but I've not seen it because they're just right now
that that show is so hung up on Ferguson. Oh, and the one joke
the guy made
Yeah, let me play the last clip and we can move on to that if
you want. Here's a some Newland finally after the referee tells
her to shut up and he's done. She makes her pitch at the end
that she's It's strange how representatives have time and
they and they try to stay within their time boundaries and to get
cut off the witness in this case, Newland Nudelman, she just
is she at all I just want to make my pitch. She has a Russia
pitch.
My concern is that it is the policies of the Kremlin that are
hurting the Russian people now hurting them economically having
their sons come home in body bags. That's what I worry about.
I've spent 25 years of my life trying to integrate Russia into
Europe and into the international system. And I
worry about the fate of Russia citizens as much as Ukraine's
finally we know whose fault it is, then. We I blame you. Yeah.
Nudelman. If that if you if you've been working on this for
25 years, how's that working out girl? Not this woman
is bothersome as she is. And she realized she is foreign policy
adviser to Cheney, this ambassador to NATO, which means
she's all all in all very connected. She
does. She does something very interesting when she's talk, she
has this smile that she can just turn on and off. And somehow,
even though she's a horrible person, it's endearing. It's she
has a good little trick there. I'm not quite sure how she
is that the inappropriate smell that just shows up out of the
blue here and there.
But it's kind of motherly, it has a it has like a little thing
to it.
It's very difficult to do that without seeming patronizing, or,
yeah, it can be done. I think Bill Gates does it. Well. It's
not patronizing when he does he does the smile. Do you know if
like Soros? I am so I watched the smile that
I watched maybe an hour and a half and didn't bother. But I
didn't notice it. Okay, that's kind of interesting.
You know, I tried watching it. I'm glad you tried to you watch
it and got a clip because I couldn't get anything from her.
She's very poor. Plotting, she's plotting now. Well, yeah.
And then one more thing, there's a Dutch report. And this is from
the Dutch government broadcaster so you have the you have a whole
bunch of commercial broadcasters, but this is really
sanctions. When the N O 's a news who these are the guys oh,
by the way, the same guys who let that crazy kid come in to
come to another studio, even though the one that was dressed
like anonymous, had a fake gun and tried to do something? Yeah,
those guys that came out with an article called and I'm
translating on the fly. Here are five questions about the MH 17
investigation. This is the the triple seven from Malaysia
Airlines that was down above Ukraine. And it is it's one of
these typical artifacts was there's no reason for it. I'm
going to translate this on the fly, what have the police and
the open? What do you call that? I'll just say Justice Department
is not exactly the translator but the justice or whatever they
found a bill tonight because apparently the Dutch are leading
the investigation, which I think is a bad idea. Since the Dutch
government relies so heavily on on Russian trade that this near
there may be some bias. But what they do here is they say and of
course they have a whole country which is shell shocked the
almost 300 Dutch people. When you when you look at the the
connections, the family connections that affects a lot
of people, I even I know people who had friends or family who
died on the flight. So it affects a lot of people that
puts people into a crisis mode. It is very traumatic. And people
want answers and they're not getting them. We still don't
really know what the results of the blackbox are. None of this
has been put out in the open because they immediately came
out blamed Putin and then they can't back it up. So translating
on the fly. The investment investigative results point in
one direction. That mh 17 was downed by a book rocket fired
from a Russian installation, probably by Russian military.
The book installation was moved from Russia to Ukraine very
shortly before the crash that is seen in several videos that have
shown up on the internet. But Dutch detectives have also
spoken with eyewitnesses in Ukraine. So very very subjective
but people are now everyone's all over this. Oh, there it is.
Investigative results are out. And so this one article has been
propagated in certainly the Dutch media as that we know now,
even though there is a saying things like points in seems like
could be and of course Russia today has to respond to this.
Now headlines
such as these are all over the Ukrainian media stating that
Malaysian Airlines flight MH 17 was shot down by a Russian Buk
missile. No maybe no probably. It's all reported as fact the
source supposedly comes from the Dutch prosecutor's office. The
Netherlands is leading the investigation into the crash
that killed almost 300 people who were on board. It appears
that they used this article by a Dutch broadcaster titled five
questions. It's about mh 17 If you scroll down, we get to the
important bit. What have the police and the prosecutors found
so far? And it says here that the bone was brought down by
booth missile that was fired from a Russian launcher and
probably by the Russian military. But here's the
problem. Dutch prosecutors told our tea that they have reached
no such conclusion. I'm not
I'm not familiar in these reports, but I can say
that they are not correct. The time price. We are not yet.
Ready to take any conclusion.
There you go. I'm glad they called somebody in.
Are you telling me Yeah, yeah, so they there's bullcrap report
comes out. Everyone buys it from
from from the Dutch, the Dutch government, from the government
broadcast organization.
Yeah. And then, but nobody's verified. This is accurate or
anything like that.
Except for RT they did. Yep. This is? Yeah, no, no, no, no,
no, no.
Yeah, Artie has to do it, which is like,
yeah, was ludicrous. That won't fly. Really.
You think some of anyone in any one of these major media
organizations, you know, the telegraph observer, the, you
know, the sun, the New York Times? Anybody who would just
call and write
Have you been following the HSBC stuff? And in the UK? Oh, my
goodness. And I don't have any video of this. But you have
audio and he clips. So we know that HSBC, there was the thing
with the teller it was the telegraph, or they were pretty
much trading. It was the telegraph. Yeah, they were
buying a million pounds worth of advertising. And therefore there
was no real no reporting on the huge scandal. BC has been
involved in right. But now check this out. This HSBC group. And
of course, I'd like to remind everybody that our new director
of FBI, James Comey was a board of directors on the board of
directors of HSBC. Yeah, he's part of it when I believe there
was shenanigans going on like drug granting, it's always going
on. Well, now. We have the culture of media and Sports
Minister in the UK works for the BBC. And we say we have also the
BBC Trust chair own affair head. And all of these people were
either appointed by HSBC, or they worked for HSBC. And now
the BBC is being accused that they also have not really
reported very much on HSBC, these issues. So the chairman of
BBC Trust is a banker, but I'm reading from the slogs, John
Ward, who does excellent reporting on his blog. The
chairman the BBC Trust is a banker with a still continuing
relationship with HSBC, the Minister of Trade was for
several years the CEO of HSBC, the BBC carried out a damning
investigation into HSBC welfare had had a seat in both camps.
The Minister of Culture, Media and Sport was a banker and he
hired Fairhead such he David was put into the Culture, Media and
Sport role by David Cameron, whose father was a stockbroker,
the main conservative leaning newspaper in Britain work with
HSBC on the cash for coverage deal. Welfare had was an advisor
to them on media and other relations. Now I read that
Fairhead will give evidence to the Public Accounts Committee,
alongside HSBC chief executive Stuart Gulliver next Monday, the
whole thing is the British bankers club. And these guys
have power. So they are inside though, at the BBC at high
levels, making sure that nothing is really done about them. Or at
least reported.
There's gambling and he Yeah.
But it's I think it's overshadowing Goldman Sachs is
evil empire.
And why, you know, it's possible that Goldman Sachs is not the
evil empire and HSBC is impossible, because why would
they do it? Because the evil empire should be? Somewhat, you
know, shadowy? Yeah. Yeah. Right.
Yeah. What's your point? I don't get the
the point is, is that Goldman Sachs was kind of too upfront.
Right? What a shadow in the sense that you never heard of
them. Right. Whoever Roman knew you didn't. HSBC has never been
in the conversation. No, and they show up in the conversation
every once awhile, like, money laundering, scam, and all the
other stuff. They do it then it disappears. It doesn't get
reported. Yeah, it goes. Goldman Sachs is constantly getting
hounded. And they even have the Goldman Sachs elevator guy on
Twitter, right? It's he's still he's still tweeting. Yeah, he's
kind of off to write books or something. He's not tweeting.
He's rerunning his old tweets. There's great tweets that he
does. Those are great.
And there was another big Twitter on Twitter that was
highlighted this this week. Very important people on the tweeters
USC, Benjamin Bibi Netanyahu addressed our Congress. Yes. And
did you hear what he had to say about the tweets?
No, I missed that part. I think I fell
asleep. Today the Jewish people face another attempt. by yet
another Persian potentate, to destroy us. Iran's Supreme
Leader Ayatollah Khomeini.
I love the pronunciation I adore the
hamir How many how many? How many how many
out ocean out okay, I'm okay I'm safe. I have total how many?
This is funny. His tell bebes tell is his throat clams up?
Because he's gonna lie here he's gonna say some crap and he used
to drink some water it's so bad maybe it was the way he
pronounced Oh my knee maybe that hurt. Maybe that's what messed
him up home.
Man Are you Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomeini spews the
oldest hatred. The oldest hatred of anti semitism with the newest
technology. He tweets that Israel must be annihilated. He
tweets Tito and Iran there isn't exactly free internet. But he
tweets in English. that Israel must be destroyed. Well, this
is this is an outrage. There should be an internet. We did
what and you can always follow me on Twitter. This is outrage.
He's tweeting annihilation. That's dangerous. And why is
this such a big deal? He tweets among Bibi strange who tweets
okay. You hold up pictures of bombs with a fuse
with a red line where they are red line which is
more infantile, my friend.
Yeah, which well, that's the question which which? Yeah. All
right. Onward.
Okay.
I do have a little side thing here. A little Anwar entre mom
today's on me
from Chef.
Yes. For you chef, the chef has chosen this little teaspoon of
of goo especially for you for you is thinking of us
personally. It will have a highway I was thinking about
this. I was thinking about this was sitting down I didn't take a
note on you know, it bugs me.
Where do I start? You go
to some store you go to like a liquor store and the guys and
you say what do you have any any of this diverts demeanor and the
guy goes, Oh, I Yes, I am getting some in today. But I
also have for you. I also have for you this wine here and I've
I've liked this one and I have this and I've that he's always
referring to first person as though it's his store. When it's
not a store. He's a sales guy on the floor.
You should go work for Byron Allen.
It's unique sales by this I bought the one I ordered some
new I am getting this in. Does not it shouldn't be we got his
there's not a team player. Right. But it bugs me when a guy
does this to me. Because I know it's not he didn't order this
one. It was the buyer or the one or somebody that maybe he did
and was an off chance he ordered this particular wine, but I
doubt it. I'm really sorry. You feel that way. And it just
annoys me. I saw the salmon and some bugs. I get another
situation. Well, what I have for you today, but I have for you
today as though you you're not even Yeah,
I get it now. Yes. Okay, so what are you? So you actually are
chef and you have something for us today? Will it be better than
the CSI Cyber clips?
This is I think just a good background for people that don't
know much about spinning. And now if anyone who knows the name
of the comic who did this, I would like to get them in credit
her. But I just this clip she was from back in December. I
never got to play it. And I forgot who
she is. And you are playing this to mock me. No, no, no,
I'm just playing it for educational purposes for the
audience. You are already all in on spinning. And I realized that
you can't be mock you've already I've tried to mock you about
this before and you just pump off me. And you know, what do
you know? But I think the audience still doesn't realize
what's going on here. And I think I know the key to this
because I now believe she gave me some insight into why you
really liked this.
What is happening. It's amazing. You can convince anyone of any
type of exercise, especially in Los Angeles. Spinning let's take
spinning How did that happen? Here we're just gonna take a bow
Just stationary bikes and we're gonna put them in a room and
you're gonna pedal real fast. You're not gonna go nowhere,
absolutely go nowhere. It's gonna go up and down and up and
down. They're gonna dim the lights and pumping a bunch of
music and there you go spinning 20 bucks. It's doing OpenStack
Yeah, yeah. And then they just keep adding to it. You know,
they're like, Okay, you're still gonna be spinning, but now no
lights whatsoever. Just candles. It's just okay. It's gonna get
louder. There's gonna be disco ball up and down and up and down
with hand weights. Now there's hand weights. So cycle 30 bucks.
They're gonna keep doing that. You're gonna keep doing that
you're gonna keep spinning. Now we're going to add heat. We're
gonna have a lot of heat. 90 degrees. 100 degrees in the
rope, candles and weights and up and down. And up and down. And
heat. Hot spin 3950 believable. Very good.
Yeah, I finally got to clue about why you liked
the candles. Is no candles in my spin studio. My lie. I got I was
on Tia candles. No. No, I told you why I'm there. It's very
healthy. It makes you feel good. As a community based feeling. I
wish they had cold showers. I keep telling you the cold
showers will be good.
Well, there's no reason not to have them in in Finland when you
go to the solidness? Yeah, I think there's COVID
When we arrived in the Netherlands in 1972. I recall a
couple things one, well, there's a number of things that the
French fries with mayonnaise was one but I got use that start to
like it. The other things were the curtains were always open
and was and people's front windows were always spotless,
you could always see into their living room, that was a very
Dutch thing open, come look, look, I have nothing to hide.
They have that in the marina in San Francisco. And the
I thought very interesting was and of course, we didn't have
spin studios or anything like that. But sporting clubs, like
football clubs, or hockey clubs or, or anything really, any type
of club was all co Ed showers ever, and people would take
their kid off, you know, men, women, whatever, it would not
make a difference. There was zero shame. And that has gone
away over the course of
30 years, thanks to America. And I
truly think that now do they, you know, they got commercial
television 20 534 or five years ago, and I think you're right. I
think American culture crept in and we became ashamed of our
bodies and all these things that that are because of commercial
commercialized media. Yeah, and I don't I mean, how sad really?
I mean, we still have the beaches which are you know,
topless beaches are starting to bitch about that. And sure they
are I'm sure they are. What is how does that happen? How does
that work? Why does that take place? We're astonishing.
We can we are culture twisters and it's all it's all you just
find the vortex what's down to bottom is spinning around
spinning around. Dan, there's a whole day Hollywood There you
go. That's where it all comes from.
It must world culture. It must be Oh, yeah. Well, that's
disappointing. Ah,
it is disappointing in many regards, on the other hand is
like wow. Because you are good at this
because you get to this point and Christina admits
nobody's controlling it you can't be controlled there's no
one person that says Oh, topless is bad. Thomas is bad. There's
nobody is doing that. And then all of a sudden topless is bad
for whatever cumulative reasons because of the society kind of
decides it and then pushes it on the Europeans. It's bad you
should have these beaches and you push it on push on push it
on him and then there's no one that way to reverse it when
somebody comes along says what's wrong with these beaches being
topless women get a better tenderly a stupid strap crosser
you know you get your woman likes a tan, but she can be
viewed as you get a white line across her breasts. Dumb looks
stupid.
Yeah. And And now of course it's not Hollywood but Instagram,
Facebook sideboob you get do you get your pictures deleted your
account gets put on hold
side boob sideboob I know site boobs. It's like who cares?
And then you see people go, this is this is censorship. Oh,
really? Get the eff out of my face. You all
we're all in on this. Moron side. Boo.
sideboob Hey, my selfie stick comes today. I ordered one. Just
to take a picture of me with a selfie stick.
Selfie Stick Oh man. Oh man. Oh man. Now we're going to hell in
a handbasket. Remember that phrase? Yes. But that is wrong.
Why are you Why is it in a handbasket? Why can't it be in a
small Prius?
Because I believe this is from the French revolution when your
head was chopped off fell into the handbasket and you
know that's you might be right I did soundstage Mason nothing but
logical sense I think that is where it's from now so whether
you modernize it Helena Prius and zoom to it you excuse me
more cartel leaders busted we never need to talk about Guzman
or Guzman Oh Guzman Yeah, yeah they're still kicking ass. I got
a couple of new guys play this so we can catch up with what's
going on. We still don't know what the process is that the
just as our it's our people have something to do with this.
Mexican police are claiming another victory in their war on
drugs. They've arrested Omar Morales, the rep reputed head of
the Zetas cartel. As Adam Rainey reports the arrest comes days
after the Mexican government pin down another top cartel leader.
The rest
of this alleged leader of the Zetas cartel comes just days
after authorities here in New Mexico took down set Vanga Gomez
he was elected leader of the Knights Templar now these both
these two arrests show that Mexico continues to focus on
taking down leaders of these drug trafficking and criminal
organizations.
Oh, they're not gonna do anything about it.
I think they're starting to take do something Oh, it's
only to replace with somebody else? Well, I
think aren't people?
Yeah. Hello? Yes. Yes, exactly. We need new guys who don't know
the HSBC trick so we can bring them in, you know, do some,
it's definitely something something changing changing in
the guard.
Well, now that Comey is in. You'd think he might have
something to do with it. I'm sure he's intimately involved
with FBI is gotta be involved with these cases. I would think
so. Now, this is the none of this is none of this is a
surprise. Ah.
All right, let's go to betray us.
Okay. So tell me, Petraeus is back in the news. Why?
This is what I want to know. I think my personal opinion play
the rundown. And I'll tell you what, my personal opinion is
Petraeus explained and Democracy Now we need
to back up and explain who he is and what we're talking about.
Oh, God,
I hope not like a general. Yeah, no, go ahead. Say General
Petraeus is you know, the he was running, running CIA. And then
he was, you know, a screw in some biographer. And then he got
into
using they're using Gmail using Gmail important Gmail,
official CIA mail, and he's using it whatever the case, is
used to run the one of the wars and he used to, we used to mock
him for wearing all these badges. He had millions of
badges on
and Bakelite Bakelite named Bakelite pins.
Talk of Edward Snowden his return comes as a government
leaker of a different store has reached a plea deal. Retired
four star general and former CIA Director David Petraeus will
plead guilty to one count of unauthorized removal and
retention of classified information. The FBI and federal
prosecutors had recommended felony charges against betray us
for providing classified information to a woman with whom
he had an extramarital affair betray us resigned in 2012,
after admitting to cheating on his wife with his biographer,
Paula Broadwell, betray us gave Broadwell access to his CIA
email account and other sensitive material including
reportedly the names of undercover operatives in
Afghanistan. Under his plea deal, portray us faces a maximum
of one year in prison, the prosecutors will seek a
suspended sentence that would spare him any time behind bars.
Oh, this
is interesting. The timing of this is Pro, probably not
coincidental. So he is his plea deal is for removing classified
documentation, which I believe I'd have to look at it means
that he put classified information onto Gmail which
isn't which they call an unclassified, this class and
unclassified and unclassified system and therefore that is a
that is a felony. And I know this because of Judge
Napolitano, who used to have a show and he got kicked off
because he was saying things that were too smart or whatever.
He gets the show up on Fox once in a while. And there's this
22nd bid, which when we go
to number two, the other way that she's in trouble, and this
is about Hillary Clinton is a person who knowingly and
willfully destroys or conceals government records. This is a
felony punishable in jail by up to three years. And are you
ready for this? disqualification from holding public office under
the United States of America in the future?
Do you think this is coincidence?
No coincidence at all? I love that clip. Yeah, it's borderline
clip of the day
that it makes so much sense.
Well, and then Josh Earnest got called on there now that well
They're doing that there. There's we have I'm now thinking
the Snowden thing is a distraction of the week. Okay.
So play earnest on portray us. And we'll get a clue of how
we're going to swing this around and then not mention Hillary
quick questions on accountability as well. This
administration has been more aggressive than any other in
trying to prosecute people for leaking classified information,
journalists who have either published or seen classified
information, working on stories. And yet, General Petraeus.
This is that Fox guy again, isn't it? The his entire job is
to make trouble in this. It's, and he's an ad he's been put in.
And everyone knows he's doing this guy is on all the time.
He's got a good pole position seat to your just
does multiple questions. Yeah. And finds
leaked classified information. And he gets off with a
misdemeanor. It is not doing any jail time. What kind of signal
does that send that if you're a senior member of the President's
administration, you leak classified information. You're
not going to jail, but other people are? Well, and
I don't actually think that the Justice Department did find that
he disclosed classified information, the charge that he
pled to was the improper handling of classified
information that's different than the disclosure
code word spy names, the President's briefings. That's
not classified information
at the charge. General Petraeus
just swallowed my testicle
pled to was related to the improper handling of classified
information that is different than the disclosure that you
asserted. For more details on that investigation, I had
referred to the Department of Justice. But certainly, the
President believes that it was appropriate for General Petraeus
to take responsibility for his actions. Right now, there's
a couple of things at work here. One, there's still a some
thought to Patris could be a player and run for president
and which I've always asserted is I think it's a high
probability
you'd you say hi, say low does exist. And and because as we
know, it was you watched the last elections and track the
phony baloney polling that keep money flowing into the big
media, that they can be convinced of anything, right?
Corner, money's involved. So it's possible that they thought
something was going on, they had, they had to do the same
thing, according to Judge Napolitano this guy, because
even the mishandling of his Felony or not felony would
preclude him besides that, he's embarrassed now this isn't he's
gonna kind of run for anything. So they got him out of the
picture. I think that was the idea to begin with, because the
FBI wanted to throw the book at him for all kinds of things, I
guess, right? Right. They don't back off right. So meanwhile, we
got Clinton here who's they got to deal with because she wants
to run but it looks like forces are trying to get her screwed
over by this by the fact that she had her own private email
that she did for all her business on called. It was h
HDR 22. At Clinton. mail.com. I think we can all write her an
email should probably pick it up. It's
it's Clinton email.com.
Not Clinton. email.com. Yeah. And HR. Yeah, I was looking at
HR detail. I couldn't figure it still if anyone has any ideas on
the 22 I don't know what that means. Maybe she was one of
those people. Steve Gibson at security now does this do you
have his email is next year's email will have a different
number of different increments the numbers, so she may have had
this for 22 years for all we know, I don't know, the budget,
the HR D or the H actually are Yeah. Which I think isn't more
interesting is that that's what she I don't even know if she's
ever officially changed her name to Clinton. That stands for
Hillary Diane Rodham, which is her real name. And there's some
question if you look into her background and Wiki pages quite
good on Hillary, by the way, it indicates that she was back and
forth on changing her name to Clinton. And she did it for
political reasons. I don't know that officially if that's your
actual name on a driver's license, it still could be h d
r.
So the Associated Press reported that she was running an email
server from her own home and everywhere they were claiming
that they had seen Internet Registration documentation to
back this up apparently some guy named Ben bit some dude named
Ben. But when I looked into it the what has been set up for I
think two years at least is you know, I look at the MX records
if people are going and looking at Clinton email.com That is not
how email is routed. Associated Press. If no one has shown I've
not seen any evidence of the email server being in her house
the only way and
it is face it is not in her house. I don't believe so. A
tracted you know what I know where they got this I can get
tell me I'm wrong. They did a who is search they found the
registrar they found their name and address of the server. The
owner of the email address So they are the domain name Clinton
email.com. And it was her house address. It's like my you live
divorce.org? Yeah. You'd say, well, he's running as a server
out of the post office over here. The post office,
that is pretty much what I think and now that now the Clinton
email.com registration was updated with the privacy thing,
obviously. But what I'm seeing is the MX record, and I worked
with Void zero for like an hour and a half on this just to make
sure I'm not crazy because I'm doing netstat some digging and
seeing what's going on. And NS lookups. The MX record points to
MX logic. And MX logic is pretty much what you have with your
guy. It's like a it's like a spam service and everything runs
through. It's now a part of McAfee, interestingly enough. So
so the emails were being routed to MX logic servers, where they
were probably rid of spam. There may be some archiving happening
there a lot of things going on. And then maybe maybe there was a
server, it could be could be in the house. And by the way, fine.
I run servers in my house,
I think is great. In fact, I have more respect for me to I
just I were bouncing around in the house with me, I would
just let you know, when you look at Wired. So here's wired the
way this is very bad when Wired Magazine says you should never
on your own email. So do you need to have professional run
into Gmail, Yahoo, Microsoft, you can't do that yourself is
horrible hackers can get? No, it's actually really cool that
she's doing that.
So if she's doing it, I don't believe so.
I don't believe I don't think so. And I think then I think
it's an atrocity that here we go, we have tech news. And I
guarantee you, no other tech news is actually going to do all
of the work, try and find the proof, which is simply not
there. There's unless you unless someone has an email with full
headers. That's the only way I would be able to see where
potentially where the the final server is. Or if you sent her if
she subscribed to the newsletter, we could probably
track it if we put some images in there. Probably. So if she's
opening up images and emails, she's not
a subscriber to the newsletter. Now I
could try. So I'm very disappointed that Associated
Press says she was running the end. She has not caught up to
this. She has not said yes, he hasn't said anything. No. Oh,
man. There was.
I was gonna give you a clip that she said so that I couldn't find
it. I was I was listening to her. She yells what difference
does it make?
I was listening to Tom Ashbrook on onpoint on NPR and he had
some woman on and this is more about the end. By the way. I
think she's really happy with this because at least now the
heat is off of the donations from Algeria. Hello. The whole
country of Algeria donated money to the Clinton initiative, which
this woman was happily saying was routed through to Haiti
through the Glick, the Clinton Global Initiative to help
earthquake survivors What a joke, a lying sacks of money
stealing horrible elitist pricks. To know there's just
there's no evidence and I've it's abhorrent to Me that this
is
this woman that was talking as a woman it came on one of the
show,
and I don't have I didn't clip it. But she was just some spokes
haul for Hillary and she really was not doing of any service or
she didn't know is going on. She was trying to Well, here's what
I do have I have Marie Hart, who for some reason is now back on
the podium. But now Matt's not there. Chase. We can't get the
lovebirds together. Yeah, I
know they put some other guy in Matt spot Yeah,
that's I'm a little concerned about it. I hope it's just
temporary. This is hard in arguing with this other guy with
the you know the cock blocker
the new guy and I that but he's wearing like a a Palestinian
scarf. Yeah, that's right. That's no good.
He's caught blocking.
Civil shaders are black and white. Little checkered like
scarf. I have one I'm worried about when I was in Dubai.
Actually. No, I when I was in Israel, and of all places of
course, and it's it's people where it is fashion item and
it's a really a horrible thing to wear as a fashion item.
Anyway, anyway,
statement. Yes. Here she is. She's going to talk about the
difference between class and unclasp systems. And I would say
Hillary is following this to the lead. I think she's going to be
okay. I do not think she'll run into any trouble. I will just
run I think she's going to be okay with I don't know why this
would
be held to a different because it's a cabinet member using an
unclassified email and classified emails. Well, most
people use most of their work is on a work email,
but on the work email that's not scanned for classified
information either Brad, if she had had a state.gov email, there
wouldn't have been a classification review to make
sure everything on that email was unclassified
understand, but it would have the security in place to handle
the classified. And by the
way, this guy Brad is just talking out of his butthole. He
doesn't really know what that means you would have the
security for classified information, the only classified
system that you can have is a closed network is not on the
internet. And they have this apparent
patently false and unclassified email system, the State
Department does not have security.
In an unclassified, she would have a classified, which is
email.
No, no, they're classified unclassified items, even in
states. It's been a week living here. So we're not we are
actually not, I have both, I can tell you, they are two separate
work machines. They are two separate systems that anyone can
have any, you know, people who have unclassified emails here.
Those aren't scanned for class for classified information, and
they are not, they are not set up to any from a security
perspective handle classified information,
you are saying she did not have a classified or an unclassified
email. That's the State Department. Is that correct?
Yes. So yeah. So presumably, if she had done her business, at
the State Department, she could have used the classified email
system she
had, as
that would have been available to her
in theory, but she had other ways of communicating through
classified email through her assistants. Thanks.
Well, what she's saying, and what I believe to be true, is
that just because you have an@state.gov, email does not
mean that it's a classified system. In fact, quite the
opposite. Yeah, it's just an email, the worst, probably
running on Gmail, this is where most of that stuff it is, is
running. Most of these things are running on the official most
government, a lot of government. Some people have Microsoft
Exchange, exactly the more advanced systems, but Gmail is
the cheapest way to go. And a lot of effort, remember that the
vet Qudra? Guy, when he first showed up, he was talking about
putting all this stuff on the servers. And here we are. So why
are we spending this money? We should just do it this way.
And probably Wow, yeah, probably did all of that. And
I think it was a smart move by Hillary now. In addition, she
could screw up. Now the thing, that's
just one thing, in addition of 20 seconds left on this, and
then I want to hear what you have to say. But in addition, if
you're sending email to other people@state.gov, there's a
record on the other end. That is another point that
Hillary said, with people
when she needed to use a classified setting. What I was
saying is, our unclassified email systems at the State
Department are not the same system as the classified and
they are not equipped from a security perspective to handle
classified information, even if they're a state.gov account on
the on class system. So I'm just you know, no, we all use on
class systems. They don't have classified on them.
All right, we all use I'm using an unclassified system Yeah, all
right. You want to say you while you had
no, actually let's let's play these clips and get this story
rounded out by the mainstream media. Just begin with me know,
Clinton email in n h rundown.
She's not officially in the presidential race yet. But
Hillary Clinton is under tough new scrutiny this week after
revelations that she relied exclusively on our private not
government email account, operated from a personal server
when she was when she served as Secretary of State. Today, a
House Oversight Committee subpoenaed those emails for an
ongoing Benghazi investigation. The Wall Street Journal's Laura
Meckler has been covering the story, Laura, how unusual is it
that anybody any Secretary of State, oh, my God using a
personal email account exclusively?
Well, it wasn't that unusual, frankly, because there haven't
been that many secretaries of state since email became sort of
the normal way to communicate and business Secretary Colin
Powell used a personal account. His staff confirmed this week.
Secretary Rice who followed him evidently didn't use email and
then we had Secretary Clinton. Secretary Kerry uses a regular
State Department email address himself.
Okay, I know what happens. I know what happened. This is a
total this is a this is so obvious.
Don't look over here. Nothing to see. Look,
I figured it out. Well, let's go who broke this story. Who broke
the story about the emails? The New York Times and I was
watching the the I didn't clip it because I didn't understand
it. And now I wish I had maybe I can look it up. The the
journalist who broke the story. We have to figure out who that
is now. He was on Morning, Joe. This is why I didn't understand
what was going on. And he had a real a real soft take on it. He
was and Mika and Joe are Wow, we're kind of stunned this this
guy was not out for blood. Under anything, here's what happened.
Huge scrutiny on the Clinton Global Initiative with money
being donated billions of dollars coming into the coffers
of the Clintons which Hillary's on the door the little girl
Chelsea's on the girl on the door a bills on the door and
everyone's everyone's name is up there. This is the real scandal.
Oh my god, we need to do anything we can to distract from
it. Boom New York Times comes out with this email bullcrap
that she already gave the emails a year ago the printed him out
whatever we know it's not an actual issue. I think it's a
complete red herring cover up to remove the conversation from the
foreign country donations to the Clinton family as well they
got this is a huge problem with them. They have a lot of Ford
the Saudis also big but no one's talking about that anymore. No
talking about this now this was seems to be and you're right.
This is an old story because this is actually and nobody
mentions this by the way because I don't think anybody wants to
backtrack and this actually stems from a this hacker,
Mitnick a goose suffer Gusa fury in March of last Oh, wow. Yeah,
it's March 2013. This is and he went to jail. So so this is
actually this story actually predates his going to jail when
he had hacked into Blumenthal's account which was an AOL account
Uh huh. And put pulled down the emails he discovered the Hillary
email address
I have here Friday August 2 2013 from search dot n a show
notes.com When Colin Powell was email was broken into by
Guccifer this is where it started I think
probably and anyway did Guccifer guy who's in the slammer? I
guess I don't know it's I think somebody that as you might be
right that somebody said, Well wait a minute, we got this this
this kind of nobody gives a shit scandal that we can bring to the
fore, which will get a lot of attention. And that's exactly
what's going on. But the funny thing about the New York Times
story and all the rest of nobody mentions goose suffer. Well, no,
we wouldn't want to round this goose and snow goose suffer.
We don't want to reveal we don't want to reveal the scam. So I
looked and
looked and looked at I found a New York Times didn't talk about
Gusa for the AAP didn't talk about goose goose the goose
suffer Gucci let's just call them Gu CCI like Gucci Gucci fur
and then they've Reuters nobody in this array I got this was
again from some like you had this is some it's not a normal
blog, but it's one of these new obscure No this was from the
smoking gun. So I don't
have I don't have a clip but I do have a clip of this. You want
to listen to this MSA The Morning Joe thing for a second.
Just how weird they were weirded out by this New York Times guy.
Oh, wait, that didn't work. Why does? Why is this I need Oh, I'm
sorry. I need to just sit there. We got I got it. I got it. I got
I can fix it. I can fix it. Here we go. Let's go rock and roll
Go.
Go. The guy can't get another megaphone. It's not like it
couldn't have gone on 60 minutes. It's not like he could
have spoken somewhat couldn't have spoken somewhere else. He
went before. I'm sorry.
That's not the right one. That's about
Well, anyway, so the woman who stays on News Hour may have a
second part of it if you want to play it and it just wraps it up.
Yeah. What? What's this Clint Clinton rundown part two.
Okay, um, we put that in, and I'll look for that.
As you find that, yeah, probably fun, but exclusively
without any other.gov address involved?
The Secretary Kerry? Well, Secretary Clinton, of course,
just use as you said, just use your personal address, email
address. Secretary Powell did in fact, do that just use a
personal email as well. Yes.
And to have your own personal server, they called homebrew
which is connected to her home home. How unusual? Yes, it's
unusual for most people. But how unusual is that? I guess the
question is, how much does this keep public? Public business
private?
Well, I think that that's the real question here. I think you
put your finger on it. And that is the question is, why does she
have her own, not only her own email address, and not just get
the one that is assigned to at work like the rest of us do.
But, you know, why did she take the additional step to set up
her own network. Now, Jeb Bush also had used in a personal
email address, and he also had his own, owned his own servers
as well. But in his case, he was regularly turning them over to
the state. So there was a difference in the case of
Hillary Clinton, she didn't turn any of these over for public
examination until after she left office and received a request.
Well, that's what
I was a question. She's been under this and Benghazi and big
investigation, pretty constant investigation for a while. Where
are we just hearing now about the existence of this private
account?
Well, I don't think people really knew that it was only the
case. It came out through the committee's investigation as
they requested those emails. Now, we should say that the
State Department did request those emails themselves as part
of what they say is a routine effort to comply with federal
records keeping requirements. They asked for all of her emails
and then subsequently turned some of those over to the House
Committee.
All right, here we go. I had this is the Michael Schmidt from
the New York Times who broke the story with Joe Scarborough and
Mika Brzezinski.
Writes didn't he didn't do email, according to my
reporting. Colin Powell did. And but the rationale that Hillary
cited was, well, we didn't have to have a state account because
the emails she was sending were to the State Department and
those people's account
holders, I can talk about the difference between Colin Powell
and Hillary Clinton, how is it different between what Colin
Powell did from difference if there is there is a difference?
Well, 2001 to 2005, and what Hillary Clinton did in her four
years as Secretary of State,
but Colin Powell is not running for president.
What else they did, Colin Powell released the emails.
No, Colin Powell didn't release emails. And Hillary Clinton is
the only former Secretary of State to actually go back and
give the State Department her emails which
this guy is now defending her the guy who broke the story in
The New York Times. He's saying, Oh, no, she's did a good job and
wait until you hear their response here. It's
not like when Hillary Clinton left office, she said, here are
my email. Okay, but what happened? Wait, what happened
was as a 22 months after she left office, the State
Department went to her and said, Hey, do you have any emails from
when you were Secretary of State on your personal account? That
could be government records? back and said, Yes, I 55,000
pages of email.
Okay, so the difference according to I believe I read it
in your story this morning, it must have been your story
because you broke it. The difference was that when Colin
Powell was was Secretary of State, there weren't the laws in
place, because we obviously have moved into a new era. And so
once we, once we
can't move, I'm trying to I want to fast forward this because I
know what's coming. I just I can't do it for
the federal government decided that they needed to have these
accounts. Is that correct? That's true. Yes, the regulation
between Colin Powell and Hillary Clinton, Colin Powell was not
required by law to do this. Hillary Clinton was required by
law to do this truer word.
There were explicit regulations in place when Hillary Clinton
was Secretary of State that said they had to be retaining her
emails on government servers. He sort of in an active sense,
right. That happen. That was not the case when Colin Powell was
Secretary of State,
I don't believe so I don't Okay, so
now now, they're the you know, there's response here. Kudos to
the New York Times for breaking the tough news story, putting it
on the front page.
I'm telling you, I think you're absolutely right. And I'm just
watching a massive onslaught of hatred from what I've been
following on Twitter as Hillary supporters, it's hard. There's a
big wall around her of a lot of people very hard.
I wonder because they are absolutely. I wonder if the New
York Times reporter himself, was getting abuse through the night
because his interview with us was strange. And it was,
I think, we have it, but we have another story to get to. I think
we have to be careful how we say it, because but there was
something else happening in this interview. And you wonder about
that if you're scared if the fear of retribution or something
gets into your head.
No, no, no, no, no, this she's got the wrong she's the right
something's weird with the New York Times.
They got it backwards. They
got it backwards. This was set up to cover up the other story.
Wow. All right. Well, we
saw like the way that you were getting it backwards, he does
even a better job draws even more attention. Fantastic to
this bullcrap story. So they're, by the way implicit
in this these two great
stories. And we figured if the pilloried became president, I
hope she has her own server. And she would just give people a
clue that you don't need to be on these Gmail. She got busted
was because this other guy was on AOL,
but not even busted. This is setup just this was all my own.
This is an old story.
Say Richie Rich did get busted back two years ago. Exactly.
That guy who came across your email on this Blumenthal. And
the only reason that would even happen in the first place
because these these places, these big systems that are
they're not secure. So now that the government's always asking
for it, give us all the emails and
Google scans your email for Google now to see what you're
doing to alert you of course, it's not secure. It's built into
it that is being read process. Very bad anyway. So when you're
around the watercooler today, tomorrow the rest of the week
and people are talking about Hillary's emails a lot of you
will be talking about this because your dudes named Ben or
dudettes named Ben net and you people be like, oh, what can we
say and not safe email? Server your home you just say this is
all red herring has nothing to do with that whatsoever. This is
all old News. This was to cover up the donations from Saudi
Arabia, Algeria and other countries have billions of
dollars to the Clinton Global Initiative, which for all
intents and purposes, we don't see going anywhere but into the
Clintons pocket and their hotels in Haiti.
Oh, yeah. How did Bill Clinton become worth a half a billion
dollars overnight magic.
I'm gonna show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
we do have people to thank for show 701
And you gotta you gotta hand it to the Clintons, man. Oh, no,
there they are.
They are but top notch, top notch criminal organization top
notch.
They know how to do this. Hey, you know that problem of the
billions of dollars gone?
Yeah, no, I have to say oh, there
it was fine. And all these people have been waiting for you
to say that. First one. I know. What's the first one you're
supposed to play fist The idea is talking about? Yeah, if you
play games. When I just as I'm saying it just out of the blue,
it was less annoying. Yeah, it's not like that honking Sunday
used to play I got it stopped me again. And I think it will
definitely break the habit. I'm getting closer. And I've done
very well. Let me stop right now. Email comes in
rationalizing this views where it comes from maybe it means you
know, maybe it which is what I think it means. I think it's
coming from you know, like dumb. Possible, you know, you know,
that doesn't matter. But doesn't matter. I don't care about these
rationales. I don't want to get emailed to me was not that big a
deal or stop obsessing about it. No, I want to get rid of it. I
have to obsess about it. I have to get rid of it. I don't want
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they've set up a I actually we've tweeted, you and I both
tweeted about this. Yeah, tweeted about it, you tweeted
about it. I think that Eric tweeted about it, and I want to
make sure that you go to gofundme.com/mr oil, he needs a
medical help, and he needs finances to help him with that.
And actually Zoey reached out to me his wife personally, so I
want to make sure that that was also mentioned on the show.
Right? And we'll have a link in the show notes of course and
we're gonna we'll keep tweeting
Yeah, he's got some crazy thing nobody knows what it is. He
needs a What he needs is not money. What he needs is a
diagnostician who knows what they're doing. Yeah, it's that
scene but these in the British healthcare so I know I know. I
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they this guy give him some more morphine that'll help
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Can I Can I interject something? I saw pictures of her when you
were at the birthday party. She can't be over. She can. I don't
believe she's over 30. Willow. She's very youthful. She's
46.
Before that, it's almost impossible to
believe. Yeah. Well, she listened so she will be beaming
right now. And then we should you and I should say hey, Willa,
why did you marry that guy? You look nice to you and you've been
married to that guy. Hey, man, first of all, no way.
I found the guy is Jay moon.net. Ah, from Legrand, Oregon. Around
the cliff T is his name and grand le grand and happy 700. So
before he doesn't mention that he found the he may have just
put his donation in by accident but the donation number are away
maybe was seven or eight. Well, it could have been Borst off
Marin often. And I have to go back and look at the Easter egg
and make sure I'm I've been feeling
sort of Philip was already a black knight. I think we already
knighted him. Well, because I'm looking at Eric's notes here and
it seems like he's not saying there's a knighting ceremony
there's only a Baronet. And also sir Ralph Nelson is now
put it on the knighting list he didn't do they would
have Yeah, and this is now sir Ralph Nelson of course Baron of
neutral Morse net and Germany.
Although he could be a double black knight if we're wrong. If
we're wrong
double black night. i What does that get you? It gets
you that in like five bucks and get a coffee at Starbucks.
All right. All right. Hey, thank you everybody for contributing
to the helping the show. It's really a huge, humongous help.
Is All We can is what we need. We can't do the show without it,
quite honestly, would not be happening. Here's something that
popped up in the news reader. This is from I think this is on
CNBC. Let me see. Unfortunately not I love it when they do clips
but it was just an article. Public health officials know.
And this says he finished physicians and public health
officials know that recently vaccinated individuals can
spread disease and that contact with immune no compromise can be
especially dangerous So, and I think this needs to be discussed
because of the so called outbreaks of 100 people, which
is kind of the same that it's all every year it's about
100 150. And when it comes to measles and MMR is it may be
possible that because of the strong push towards red
vaccination revaccination adult vaccination, that maybe they're
forgetting to tell these people to stay away from, from small
children for a while or whatever, anyone who was immuno
compromised, and that this is actually spreading some of this
disease.
I want to go over this logic again.
Okay. Physicians and public health officials know that
recently vaccinated individuals can spread disease and that
contact with the immunocompromised can be
especially dangerous. For example, John Hopkins pet
patient guide warns the immune compromised to quote, avoid
contact with Gil children who are recently vaccinated and did
quote tell friends and family who are sick or have recently
had a live vaccine. So there's chickenpox, measles, rubella,
intranasal influenza, polio or smallpox not to visit. I have
not heard of this.
Oh, I Okay. So what you're saying, Let me summarize. You
get a shot at one of these modern vaccines and you actually
you end up with a version of the disease mild. That's why you get
rid of it. And then you roam around and you give people the
disease. Yeah, by accident. Yes. I don't think it's that strong
and appreciate not sneezing and coughing on them. Well, this
is an official document, apparently. An official warning.
That's a very interesting warning, because I didn't I've
never heard that this was a problem.
Well, John, John Hopkins has this in their patient guide. And
if it is, because there's such a push for these types of
vaccinations, maybe people are getting vaccinated, hey, I'm
safe. I'm all good. I'm going to school.
But they're like Darren, that's an example of being like a
Typhoid Mary. Yeah. Dramatic. Yeah. I'm gonna have to
affecting everybody. I have to ask some people maybe that's
what they want.
Okay. Hello, conspiracy theory. And I wanted to mention that a
lot of people have sent me this. Mh 37. The missing Malaysia
Airlines or not the one that was brought down there was down.
Yeah, the the original. Yeah. So New York Magazine has this a
wild crazy conspiracy theory about this, which it's a
conspiracy theory. It's not
just the one about the batteries. It's the one about
it being Putin
Putin theory.
It's a Putin theory that a Putin hijacked it. And lots of people
are talking about this. It has gone mainstream. And so I just
wanted to mention that apparently a conspiracy theory,
which on some shows are called conspiracy tardes I thought that
was interesting. Did you hear this?
No, I haven't but Well, this was that the data's guys that can
spare us the tired Yeah,
this was the loony film girl on twit with Leo and they're
laughing about conspiracy towards Clinton since when the
word retard is now okay we can say that too. Or we can't say
retard we can always say conspiracy tard anyway,
it's a reference to retard Of course it is so conspiracy
theory a very politically incorrect to use car tremely
wrong Yes. Yeah, we use it all the time because we like retards
we don't care big as water heads and stuff. It's funny. We'd like
them cool.
They got permission they win the Euro because
they're not recharge Down syndrome is different. They're
down.
Sorry, I don't I am actually against all this. Yeah.
Yes, me too. However, I feel that it needs to be said it is
not okay to sanction a conspiracy theory. If the payoff
is Putin did it
because that's what it is. You're not a conspiracy tard you
know who is involved because yeah, because we know that
everything that guys evil Yeah, we know the
giant Yes, we know that guy's no good. Exactly. Horrible,
horrible, man. I don't think I like it. We
got a note from our Russia propagandist is always sending
us a really good stuff. For sure. Because we we bitched
about it as being a Putin stooge. And he's not a Putin
stooge.
Yeah, he did send that I saw that. I got an email from sub
seven. Zero is our guy in Damascus. Yeah, and this was a
completely underreported but very important to mention that
haidakhan hasm, which is the Syrian rebel group, which the
White House has deemed as the trusted militia is the the
moderates. They have now announced they are disbanding
their units and folding them into brigades aligned with
Jabbar Al Nusra. giving them all of the t o w the towel missiles
that the US gave them. The Giovanna Ministra is Al Qaeda.
So they are fun. They're folding their I guess it's a merger of
sorts,
merger, acquisition, merger and m&a.
And this is no one's reporting on this. And I'm sorry, but it
when, when this group says that joining Jabbar Al Nusra, it is
now al Qaeda. And the end so al Qaeda is now in possession of
the weapons that we have been giving to the so called
moderates in Syria is nuts people is not is nuts going
nuts. Just get out is nuts. Yeah, why no is of course we're
not going to do that. Too much fun. We need to get I know, we
will get once we have Assad out and then we can do that. And
then I do have this kind of I do have one last clip I'd like to
play this is the Rev. I know I was all over the Rev. And the
Rev. Because a lot of discussion about the Saturday Night Live
spoof commercial, which I thought was very funny. I'm sure
you saw this one. No, you didn't know. You didn't, you did not
know. It's like a car commercial and father's bringing his
daughter to what you think is college and you be careful. And
you need to walk around money and I love you and have a good
time to be careful. And she gets out of the car and says Dad,
it's just ISIS. And then she gets on the back of a Toyota
with a 5050 cow with a bunch of ISIS guys saying Death to
America. It was funny, I thought it was great. making light of
the of the dumbness of the situation. And this of course,
ha this is this is going too far. And now listen to these
aihole Mela, is it funny or is it important days? I mean, did
it go too far? What do you think?
I didn't think it was funny. That's my personal opinion,
what's good taste and bad taste can be debated. But I think
about this is the risk worth it. My office is a block away from
here on the other side of Rockefeller Center. So if
somebody wants to retaliate for this because we know that this
is an organization and a group of people that are so committed
to what they believe, and so against the idea of this
brainless leash that they punish us for doing things that we take
for granted.
So this is MSNBC like, let's shut up and let's not see
anything because they might retaliate and I might get killed
in my office one block away from Rockefeller Center, pushy.
I don't want to get sitting in the heavenly offices and lose my
life. But somebody thought it was funny to play fast and loose
with ice.
You have another pet peeve? Alright. Somebody says something
like her line. I didn't think it was funny. That's my personal
opinion. I Yeah. It's obviously your personal opinion. If I say
I don't know, I didn't like the movie. That was my personal but
yeah, of course. It's your personal opinion. You just
said it. Why do you think is this do? You have to say
this is your personal opinion. When you if you say you Adam
curry. You say? Well, I didn't like I don't like that car. I
think it's
sucks. That's my personal opinion.
Why would I think is not your personal opinion. I asked you if
you like the car. I didn't ask you what the New York Times
thinks of the car. I didn't ask you that. Whatever other people
think of the car as you do, and then you tell me what you think
of the car you do not have to add? That's my personal opinion
to that comment. Because it's obviously your personal opinion,
though. Come back to that is what the fuck? think I'm an
idiot
it kept firing him wanting to play and couldn't stop. Oh,
good, John. Yes.
just bugs me. So I go I noticed a stupid moron. I know what your
personal opinion you want to say. It's your personal opinion
as the as if I'm wondering, Oh, I wonder if what he's just said
if that's his personal opinion or not? Maybe got it from
someone else. And he's just telling it to me. I don't know.
I'm sorry. No. Instead of just you have for that I
give you a man first of all, give you an amen. Frisbee. Give
him good work. Yeah, no. Well, it's the way it is. I have to
finish because that's your pet peeve. So you don't like it when
people do that? My pet peeve is when you have some pompous ass
Brit coming over here talking like he knows what our
constitution is about. So I see the
point. I mean, isn't that the whole point of free speech that
we can't allow the parameters of our national actually maybe
Australian conversation to be dictated by the most violent
voice in the room. It's a bit like the Sony hack. I mean,
unless we want to live in a world in which North Korean
dictators and Islamist fascists are the ones who determine what
we can and can't say what jokes we can and can't tell whom we do
and do not mock. Then the price of free speech is taking that
risk. Well, we can
show me your Green Card dude, who was we used as we you talk
about? I don't like that. No, I don't like those guys come and
talking about our Constitution, our free speech here in a prison
colony for a reason
And there go the Australian donation search show 7702 It
will be no Australian donations for today. No,
I'm just kidding. They know I'm kidding.
Yeah, we didn't get much for this show. Actually, that was
just 000. Maybe 700 may be a bad name. I just have
I actually I do have one more clip, which I which I thought
was interesting, because this is Ben Carson, who was effectively
now out of the race. He can never become president again
because he did the unthinkable. He said something about the
gays. And the thing he said about the gays is being gay is a
personal choice. You're not born with it. You're not born this
way. Gaga there is a choice. And this is very very bad if you
want to run for president this this. This is almost like the
the Dean scream as far as I'm concerned. You can he can never
outlive this. Like Bye Bye, Felicia. He can't do it.
However,
you can't do it. You know, as much as Ben Carson is an
interesting character, extremely smartest guy in the room
probably smarter than the two of us combined. Yeah, he is a
humorless stick in the mud. He has no he does not have the
personality to get very far in in a an election. He is just a
and he knows he doesn't know at all. He doesn't know what I
probably doesn't know most of what he says. He knows it all.
Yeah, but it's just annoying.
But here's what interest here's what's interesting. This
happened on I don't know what some ship probably another edge
of MSNBC. I don't know what it is. But there's a kicker,
because I have the the next line that he delivered nuances, what
he was saying, to a large degree, which of course you will
never hear mentioned anywhere, because that's not important. We
just needed to know he's dumb about gays, the
judicial system at the state level has to answer to the
people.
What if people have a state vote for law 100 to zero, that winds
up infringing on the rights of a minority, like happened very
often with slavery, like many would argue is happening now
with people who are gay,
and our constitution was followed. And we correct those
things.
And is that what's happening right now with same sex
marriage, it's being corrected as a form of violation of equal
protection?
No, you can't just say because it happened that way. This time.
This is the same situation. It's not the same situation. Because
people have no control over their race, for instance,
you think they have control over their sexuality? Absolutely. You
think being gay is a choice? Absolutely.
Why do you say that? Because a lot of people who go into
prison, go into prison straight and when they come out, they're
gay.
I just want to stop for a second. As a bi curious male.
It's very possible that if I went to jail, I would come out
gay. I don't necessarily agree with Mr. Carson on this. I just
might if I'm there for 10 years, like Yeah, I might fall in love
with some dude. Sure. It could happen. So I don't think there's
good but the kicker is what he actually was talking about after
this faux pas, so
that something happened while they were in question.
There's a whole theory.
I said, a lot of people who go in come out. Are you denying
that that's true?
I'm not denying that that's true, but I am. But that's as a
basis of understanding homosexuality.
If in fact, that is the case, then it obviously thwarts what
you just said.
A lot of people go into jail as a drug addict, and they come out
as a criminal but he doesn't mean that all drug addicts
here's
what's important. Why do gay people want to get married?
Because they want to have various rights? No, they want
property rights, right? visitation rights, they
want their commitment to count just like mine and my wife,
why can't any two human beings I don't care what their sexual
orientation is. Why can't they have the legal right to do those
things? That's what they're fighting for. Okay, that does
not require changing the definition of marriage.
He's right. Finally, someone who actually says it, we should you
no matter. The government should not legislate marriage.
Very funny. Very funny clip. I'm gonna give you a clip of the day
for that. Really? If you can find it?
No, of course I can find that thank you very much. I wasn't
actually expecting it.
And well, you shouldn't have but that was actually very
interesting what he said well, I did so right so this is the
problem of the guys too clever. Instead, you know he first he
doesn't play the political correct too clever
for his own good he screwed himself by he was actually
trying to do something
on the media. He doesn't understand that this guy is kind
of a dummy.
That's what happens with Smarties.
Yeah, so he's smart. He outsmarted himself and comes
around with it. If you listen to the whole thing, which nobody
nobody has ever played as to which way you got the Clip of
the Day because it was it was well worth making this point.
This is never gonna happen and no one else will play that and
no one else will understand what he's trying to What was he
trying to occur? On push with this conversation now we know
Ben Carson will go in on his history as the gay jail guy.
Okay and yeah, yeah guarantee that's what you want to do you
just find you you have to find some way to marginalize the guy
and to me with some demands some ah, somehow Damn. You have to
marginalize the guy and you have to diminutive ties his his
stature, you got to get his height. You got to pound him
down. You got to beat him down beat him into submission. Yeah,
well, he's been beaten. So that's, again, he's a humorless
guy. I don't know karma. Don't charisma.
Charisma. He's got no charisma.
So, can we just play this note and stuff and get it out of the
way? And then we're
done? Yeah. Okay. What do you want? It's noting?
Yeah, let's go with I got a bunch of snow and stuff. This,
this start with this note, and this is the whole thing about
stone. He's once again himself. I think this is Democracy Now or
AlJazeera? I'm not sure but there's no they won't face death
penalty thing.
An attorney for Edward Snowden has reasserted the NSA
whistleblowers willingness to come home, and it totally could.
Terina says a team of international lawyers continues
to work on terms that would see Snowden returned to the United
States could terrain assist. Snowden is prepared to end his
asylum in Russia on the condition he's given a guarantee
of a legal and impartial trial. Unquote. To date, the Justice
Department has only guaranteed he won't face the death penalty.
Oh, some guarantee banks. Good work. So you had I believe this
was it was our but it was Daniel Ellsberg came on to discuss. Oh,
he's back again with Yeah, he comes and goes and he talks to
Snowden once in a while and they Well,
they're on the both on the board of the Glenn Greenwald Don raft
that that journalist thing and jumped Harry burl borrows
up at best and never beats drinking club. And he we don't
do we don't actually play both these clips. But the first part
of his interesting because he explains exactly what's going
on, you know, we keep a lose that we lose light of the fact
that there is a specific law that destroying it. For all
practical purposes. I've talked to people about dead letter
laws. And the Espionage Act is a dead letter law that they
revised. They brought it from the dead specifically for
Ellsberg. And now they revisited it again with the Obama
administration, finding people, you know, subject to this
Espionage Act and Ellsberg explains it. So we understand
it.
I'm I did this clearly at my own Jeopardy, and I am prepared to
answer all the consequences of this decision. Do you think
Snowden is facing the consequences?
Thankfully, Snowden and I were charged, I have been charged
with very similar charges, which by the way, are not charged with
espionage with spying. Although it's often described that way
colloquially, it's violations of the Espionage Act 18 USC 793,
paragraph D, and E. I happen to know those because I was the
first person ever charged under those forgiving information. Is
that a fair charge against Odin, do you think? Is that the proper
charge for what he did?
Yeah, Espionage Act, which includes that those paragraphs
was never meant to go to be used against people who gave
information to the American public, it was meant for spies
actually give information secretly to a foreign
government, especially during wartime. The First Amendment
really should prevent any such criminal act, which is like the
British Official Secrets Act.
And, and it's a obviously, it's a trumped up situation. They
don't have any good law to go after these guys with, but
because they did it this way, I think Ellsberg explains this in
the second part of the clip. They they can do like a kangaroo
court with a guy Exactly.
Nobody needs him.
President Obama has been using this now, three times as many as
all previous presidents together with my prosecution having been
the first because you see that as though it were an Official
Secrets Act as though we're a strict liability Act, which
means that you can't argue in court or present any testimony
or evidence that you did this for the benefit of the United
States. So he can't
even present his own defense. I just want to play for you
something that Snowden said about the prospects for a fair
trial. Were he to come back, listen to this. Do you think a
fair trial would even be possible? Thanks.
Go back and face a fair trial. But unfortunately, as you
surmise in your question, there is no fair trial available on
offer right now. I've been working exhaustively with the
government now, since I left to try and find terms of the trial
which would allow you know, the public to look at these issues.
It would be open would be clear, we wouldn't have any use of
procedure where we'd say, oh, yeah, we've got all this great
evidence against him, but it's classified Of course, you can
know it.
Anyway, this is just a phony baloney deal. We have to always
remember to be aware of that now. Sounds funny, Bologna. As
an aside, if you listen to that Snowden Clip It was out of
phase.
Yes. Well, it was phasing action that was phasing. Yeah.
I
would like to know if anybody out there has an Audacity. It's
not a desti, whatever it's called. Yeah. Yeah, nasty user,
which has a million filters and fixes. It's got like all kinds
of cool stuff that people design for it can fix this in a mono
track, I would really like to know how to do it. Because I've
heard this before.
Okay. I'm sure we can do that. It's doable. It's everything's
doable.
Everything's doable with sound.
I put in the show notes, because someone asked me for it. And I
just wanted to make mention of this before we go, why the
packet inequality, packet equality, net neutrality will be
beaten down in court. And I've mentioned several times this is
because there is precedent jurisprudence, with the EPA and
other agency, and the EPA was not allowed to regulate
greenhouse gases in a Supreme Court ruling. Because they
tailored, which I think the FCC when we finally see their 300
page document, I think they call it jiggered with title two, and
here is the relevant piece. The EPA was wrong to tailor the
statutory thresholds of how much of a given pollutant a facility
may emit before it needs a permit. The statute contains
thresholds that if applied to greenhouse gases, would be
extremely constricting, requiring permits and millions
of facilities. To avoid that EPA raised the threshold under its
quote, tailoring authority, the court holds that it did not have
the authority to do so quote, EPA lacked authority to tailor
the acts unambiguous numerical thresholds. The power to execute
the laws does not include a power to revise clear statutory
terms that turn out not to work in practice. And this is the
problem because title two does not fit broadband. They are
going to change title to jigger it tailored, whatever, yeah,
this is why it will be struck down in court.
I think you're right. They're gonna have to otherwise it makes
no sense. Yeah. And the joke of this whole thing, of course, is
the recent complaints by Netflix, which didn't expect
this result and there's all kinds of news articles about
chicken read Netflix's irked, they thought these guys
overreached, this is not what we're looking for this is
because Netflix knows the following can happen. I believe
Netflix is effective, and people like watching it and it works.
Well. It actually works. If you have a high enough bandwidth, it
works well on Comcast, even though they do have peering
going on. But generally speaking, Netflix has their
little appliances in every ISPs, you know, home sitting right
there with a regular server buzzing around. It's a cash box
that holds it's like terabytes and terabytes of movies that are
the most watched. And if if the way they they're presenting this
net neutrality, as far as I can tell, if I was like Vudu or any
of these other services would nobody wants my boxes because
there's nothing new it costs too much to run them. These boxes
are expensive to run, I would demand these boxes be removed.
This isn't fair. Not fair to have a Google box right here to
Google. Because you'll notice this people, you'll watch Google
videos that are popular the cat video of the day or so funny.
And then you watch somebody sends you a link to some old
video from years ago and you're trying to watch it, it stops and
goes it doesn't buffers because it's a design the main servers
as you don't have it on it's on the cache on. Exactly, exactly.
So as far as I'm concerned, because I have a little video
see i Vimeo are these other guys that do these competitive these
competitive server farms for videos Video farms, they don't
have these boxes, necessarily and yeah, so that would get the
Google box out of there. This is unfair. So all the videos would
be crap. Yeah,
well, as far as I'm concerned, they can all be crap. I don't
care. No screw yo, your damn videos. Alright, so I gotta we
gotta I got to skedaddle I got I gotta go I gotta go. I gotta. I
am I actually still on the air with you. This is pretty crazy.
Because it started late. Well, I'm this weird stuff going.
We actually went too long to we
did. We did a good show on Sunday. Come with you from
Rotterdam. Christina's house. She says, Dad, I have killer
broadband. Well, I hope so. Probably does but we'll see.
Coming to you from the crackpot condo here in downtown Austin
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