They don't know anything. They're idiots. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, March 12 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 703.
This is no agenda.
broadcasting live from the trenches of the Cold War from
Rotterdam and other ones in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from old northern Silicon Valley, here I stand I'm John C.
Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
You stand there, my friend standing here you stand there,
John. I hate to say it I have weld. I don't hate to say it but
I have been here for a few days now. Still on over the jetlag
entirely but I have reports and I have feedback and information
from the low lands here in the trenches Hi the trenches of the
Cold War and you're
enjoying it now you finally begin to the group's get your
Dutch Back to Full Tilt and you're all they're getting away
with locals.
Yeah, it's been okay. I've well Christina and I speak English
and I've been with her quite a bit. But see, I visited Lex
remember Lex my buddy with the with the Warhols. Lex the guy
with all the good art. Yeah, but I visited his his land house at
his place. Yeah, right. Yeah. But now I stayed overnight at
his place in the country. Oh, he has a place in the country. I
had never seen the Liechtenstein collection. Is that
a walking distance place in the country? No, no. Joke about the
size of the country. Nevermind, I hit Hey, yeah, no, but hey,
yo, I hear you and even.
But I also I also spent a nice evening didn't sleep overnight,
but I spent a nice evening at dinner with my first wife. He
did now. Yeah. And of course I
did. The word is you're getting back together.
Not just that I'm I've already sent my stuff. It's on our way.
I said you better make room.
The wood paper had data report. It was the weekend graph.
They're the only ones that get this stuff, right. Yay,
telegraph.
Hey, did you tweet man? Did you tweet Did you retweet? I did.
What you should do that void zeros like hey, man, we got our
turnout is not high enough. On the live stream. John didn't
tweet. Anyway. Yeah, that was actually nice. You know, I said,
Hey, you know, I got an idea. How about you
definitely hit the tongues wagon.
I said, How about you? Don't talk to the press about us
anymore? What do you think?
What do you think? She must look quizzical when she when you said
that? Actually, really? Why? Anyway, head went back and
forth. To the head cocked to the left, like really? All right.
But that was actually Oh, yeah. Good. Yeah. It was good. It was
good. Yeah. Okay. Well, great. That you guys are getting back
together.
And apparently, I'm moving here because I don't know how to make
any money was true. Of course. The poor guy podcasting the damn
shack. He has to come back and you know, be DJ on the radio
again.
Yeah, that makes sense. What would you do there?
Let's just kill myself. I got another week to go. Yeah, but
it's nice. I'm seeing all kinds of people haven't seen along in
a long while. So it's kind of and I'm getting lots of
information. So you'll remember Lexuses? Well, I think actually
they are they Yeah, they they they are married because they
got married in Islam marriage, because your wife and Lex not my
wife, his his girlfriend. They went, they went to Iran. But
they couldn't stay in the same hotel room or even be anywhere
near each other if they weren't married. So he went to one of
the Mulas in the Netherlands got married so they could do that.
So his wife will say but she's Iranian and I we've talked about
her before when I was in Bonaire she's got all the inside dirt on
him because he goes there four times a year visits her mom. Oh,
she's keeping up with the gossip Hell yeah. The first of all, she
says the Iranian people actually no longer know what the hell is
going on. She says it's it's it's weird. They they always
knew that the US and Iran were playing a game and playing
together to do stuff. And now the the word is from from Iran
is word on the street and Word on the Street easily, but
you'll never get it any other show. I want to remind everyone
listening. Correct.
And this comes mainly from a source al Hassan and I'm not
quite sure of him. I'm just saying it's anyone could help me
out and finding out if this is reliable or not. Is that the US
actually wants Iran to build a nuke to help them with the
Syrian trolls. Yeah, this is good. Well, it fits in with what
Mike Morrell said that this 5000 centrifuges or whatever the
whatever the major was, was actually more than
not. Right. Right. We had that clip. Yeah. And that clip was
something of an anomaly. If you think about and he was baffled
by it, he said why you To do this he had leaving him enough
centrifuges just to build a bomb and not do much else. Well,
that's an interesting twist.
Just saying, I could probably find that clip if we wanted to
play it.
Maybe not a big deal. Yeah, if you could find it.
nearly hit it here this.
Let's come back. Let's come back to the deal, right? So I don't
think the focus should be on the number of centrifuges. In fact,
there's a great irony here, right? 5000 centrifuges is, if
you're just going to have a nuclear weapons program. 5000
centrifuges is pretty much the number you need. If you're gonna
have a power program, you need a lot more centrifuges. So by
limiting them to a small number of centrifuges, we're kind of
limiting them to the number you need for a weapon. And a great
irony here, right? Why? Right?
Why don't we recognize it? Oh, because it's, that's the
apparently is the whole point.
And that makes that clip now make sense?
Ha, okay. So one other just sideline 31st of March is the
Iranian New Year, which will be 1393. I just thought I'd throw
that out there. Yeah, can hit a 9313 93
Let's do it. Wait, hold on a second.
It is the new ruse this the new year new rules, new rules I've
been practicing and she's fantastic for Reba is she's
she's so much fun Jean 93
And was it the 31st of March? Yeah. Okay,
this isn't a little aside. And and of course, the most
important thing she cooked for me. Oh, rap. There's this you
cook Brown. She did not cook crap. I say Holy crap. She
cooked chicken and rice. And and there's this. She made IDQ and
Thai diga is a process where they have the rice with saffron
and everything. You know, just the all those nice spices. And
they let it the bottom burn
now. Yeah, really very classic Iranian rice.
Yes. And it's tidy. Could they sell that separately? Apparently
in Iran
just there's the burn pot. Bottom?
Yeah. Oh, man. That was nice. I was waiting. Yeah,
actually that's the way I cooked my ride. This is the bus mighty
rice recipe I was talking to you well, that we need your cookies
you should have we had her show you the entire process.
Unfortunately.
I was in of course in traffic to get them there was all fucked
up. And so by the time I got there, it was all it was ready.
But she showed me to been on the stove for an extra 20 minutes or
something. It was sticking up almost like, like a science
project. You know, the rice was really just I have no idea how
she did it. I can ask her. I can ask her. I can ask her. No, you
had to have a show. Yeah, right. Okay, so I wasn't going to go in
this direction. But since we had my morale, we might as well.
Speaking of Iran, listen to Dianne Feinstein on Meet the
Press, I was blown away by actually I kind of got a little
respect for her for just saying it. Just coming out and saying
it very clearly. And I'm like, wow. And she actually kind of
looked good. And I think I'm turned on by Dianne Feinstein, I
was
sick. This is like morale was at a New York police terrorism
conference. And here's what he said about this current
situation of sort of terrorism. Going forward. He said this,
this is long term, my children's generation of my grandchildren's
generation will still be fighting this fight referring to
ISIS and Al Qaeda. And perhaps it's going to have another name
in 10 years. Are you as pessimistic as he is?
Well, I am I think this is going to go on and on and on.
I love that. Thank you. Hello. Hello, military industrial
complex, good to go. All systems go lights are green. We're go go
go. So she's and she's head of the Intelligence Committee, I
believe. Maybe no longer no longer but that she's just
saying she's, oh, it's gonna go on and on and on forever and
ever and ever and ever,
until the new generations who are the would be fighters come
to the conclusion that the cruelty, the brutality, and the
savagery of this group does not fit their participation, then I
think the situation begins to change. I think the United
States should pass a resolution to authorize the use of force it
is without a time limit enduring operation no enduring operation
language that's in the present meaning
remember that was our favorite the have no great duration. What
was the word that they had in their?
Yes, weasel words?
They did. Yeah. Wizard measles weasel don't
don't constrain the executive branch on the number of trips
you might use.
Yeah, well, on special operations. Oh,
counterintelligence on logistics on
logistics. I love how she loads the logistics. Why would she say
that logistics so juicy. I thought that was kind of funny
that we didn't even say anything. Why was it low? Just
On special operations on counter intelligence I'll
make a project in the chat room says because she's an old war
dog apparently that's how the old war dogs say
logistics on logistics upon a number of different States or
the United States
don't worry that becomes a blank check. Well
not
ixnay on NK bleh check me do with
no no no Well not necessarily No.
Well no no no don't don't go spending our money do
we see as of course the Iran the Iranian military taking a major
role now.
Oh, right. Okay. Taking a major role now
I'm surprised we don't make more of a fuss about this. There's
been report after report the Iranians especially with this
one superstar general I can't remember his name. Yeah. This
one superstar generals over there. Go direct killing
people. Yeah, he's he's directing the movie. Yeah. Game
over over there with blow them up. Yeah. And they're just
they've taken over the place. And I think I was thinking about
this because no one nobody think of McCain. But one of these
blowhards would be up there shaking their fist about this
happening because their fear if they do bring up the fear that
the Shiites from Iran will will kick a few heads in of the
Sunnis after this is over. But there's generally speaking, not
a lot of complaining, which would be logical to me. Well be
complaining, well, listening all the time. I think it's just a
sell more crap.
Well, listen to the second Feinstein clip
that we need Russia, and Iran has help in moving Assad out.
Ah, there it is. So we're negotiating with Iran, for them
to help us move Assad out, of course, because that is
partially Iranian territory, but it is also territory, the
Russians, they own the port, so
has to come you cannot settle Syria and leave Assad and in
power.
That said, I love how you cannot settle Syria. Apparently,
overthrowing an entire country and regime is called settling
Assad out, that has to come. You cannot settle Syria and leave
Assad in in power. The degree to which we can work this out
diplomatically is important. And of course, that's where the
nuclear agreement comes in.
Oh, I thought it was just about nuclear. No, it's about nuclear
and nuking Assad. Because
as I look at it, the nuclear agreement could be a real sea
change for Iran. Do
you think we have to do a nuclear agreement in order to
get their cooperation in Syria?
I think we have to do a nuclear agreement to protect from a
breakout. And I think that, you know, what Prime Minister
Netanyahu did here was something that no ally of the United
States would have done.
Now. This is a big one. Here's Dianne Feinstein. Born Goldman,
who is now going to speak on behalf I believe, have a large
fraction of Jews in Congress in the Senate saying, Hey, we
represent people and screw you. Bibi Netanyahu, you douche.
I find it humiliating, embarrassing and very arrogant.
Because this agreement is not yet finished to trash it before
you have the final period on it before you know what it is. I
think it's a huge error in judgment for our number one ally
in that area. Yeah.
Yeah, you know, I've noticed this too. I think that it will
she's making a good point, and they're there. And I think
they're making a statement about this guy's future in Israel too.
But there is a I that some of this seems to have been a trap
for Netanyahu and well, Netanyahu less so than the
renegade Republicans, right to make them all look like morons
that make them all look like morons and they all said they
all have their signature there's a you know who that you know
exactly who they are. And I think it's
as if somehow they violated the Logan Act by sending this Logan
Act
doesn't apply to Israel's very clear okay, but it does show
that they did violate the Logan Act.
I'm just telling you what I'm what I'm reading. Yeah, no,
I heard this too already. Hey, man. And it does. Thank you. And
then it doesn't apply to Israel for sides, which is baffling to
me
now check this but then and then have a couple other things. But
this is really this is unbelievable. This is carry but
he's still trying to get this authorized use of military
force. Everyone's trying to get that and he's, he is up on the
hill is answering questions. And what he says right here I don't
know why I haven't seen this isn't like the the headline news
continuous soundbite for carriers even short
the enduring trends formation that has to take place here is
not going to take place if the United States just comes in and
we're to knock out ISIL. And that's it go away. Not gonna
happen. We could do that. Actually. We have that capacity.
But we're not asking to do that. Nor are they asking us to do
that. What? Did you hear what he just said?
Yeah, this is this is a good clip. By the way, I got a series
of clips to this clip by what he says is we could knock them out
at Yeah, any minute. And we could do that. Which is
bullcrap, of course. But the way he presents it is, is for some
purpose. Yes. Well, he's not sure what.
I have the purpose. I had this coming right up. Okay. So tell
me what it is. First of all, just for him to say that, I
think is that's bits news, if we could go and kick their ass.
Well, he has. He's done a couple of things recently. One was that
we're not under threat. Remember, that was she got
everybody all upset? Last show who was on the right side of the
spectrum. We're all gonna die. These guys are gonna come over
here. They're gonna kill us. And Kerry says we got nothing going
on here. We're fine. What? Are you kidding? So he does that.
And now he says this, which is probably true. I'm thinking,
these guys were just a bunch of Joker's in Bitcoin.
Probably true. There's a need for rescue mission. When the
world is threatened. The world needs help calls on America.
And that's the story, right? Let's listen to the rest of his
reasoning behind this,
because I think they understand that the implications of that
would be actually to aid in the recruitment.
So his rationale is if you go in and kill those guys, then the
recruiting is going to be better than ever. Which fits in with
their stupid ass story of the broad being recruited by social
media. It's
the doping narrative. You're
right. Oh, my goodness, create
a bigger problem a bigger today. And in answer the question was
asked earlier, why does? Why did these guys like taking us on to
some degree? Because if it's just us, that's how they grow.
No. And that's what they want. And we're not getting suckered
into that. That's why we built the 62 coalition. That's why we
worked so hard to get these five Arab countries engaged in the
kinetic activities with us. Yeah, kinetic
activities. kinetic activity. Oh yeah, kinetic
baby. Well, kinetic kinetic Did you see the most recent video
stop watching these videos from
team by the way I had it it was funny yesterday said to Lex
who's turning 70 this year that not that that means that much
but I said Yeah, I was just talking about stuff. He loves
hearing my stories. He's he doesn't give a shit and he
doesn't read doesn't read any more. But he wants to know
what's happening. I see all those videos are fake is really.
So I'm sure you're you're a proper guy. You know, my typical
Spiel you don't want to watch him so yeah, I do try to find
him I can't find them videos. So I whip up searched on any show
notes.com And I show him the the Burning Man video that Alexa has
been in television all his life and radio, but you know, TV for
sure. He's like, wow, this is great. He said this is totally
fun. This is what a great production and he sees he saw
everything right off the bat completely clean the world. This
is bullshit. I say Uh huh. And so then we look at the new one
which is so we have it's, it's similar not like the Burning Man
but like the beheading videos that that's the team that put
this one together. And they have again guy in a pristine brand
new uniform and a kid who's probably for 1314 15 And you
know, they have the suppose that Israeli spy and the whole bunch
of Allah Akbar and all this stuff and then the kid the guys
kneeling with his face toward the kid, he points the gun which
I want to talk about in a minute. And then it's all slow
mode, etc. And then you see a blast of air blowing the guy's
face and then you see all of a sudden you see a little bullet
hole and then he falls forward he's dead and that's repeated
several times with all this you know, crazy effects that they
put in there. Couple things if you really look at this video
and this happens to be a Glock 21 Which that's not that I would
recognize that but this comes from one of our producers
actually I think was bringing this up is this is from Sir DH
slammer and he says I ran the money shot frame by frame found
many problems the video which you're probably already aware
of, yes, for instance, this being a 45 caliber there was no
the back of his head was not blowing off. Also Yeah, the
whole of the little smile. Yeah, the whole look little smile be
when you shoot someone point blank in the forehead with a 45
the back of your head is coming off. Right? So you don't see
that at the show at twice. But here's what's at says it's a
Glock 21 As far as he can say says you know that chambers a 45
ACP which would be pretty difficult to obtain. Certainly
to get ammo for brown person in the middle of the sand. This is
not a traditional weapon and I implore all of our experts who
know about this stuff to see if they can figure out why this
particular weapon was used when they had their the studio Hey,
what do we got left over there? Probably. But the the lack of of
exit debris, they
would have a nice kick to had the kid handle it. No problem.
And there and yeah, it was really interesting. And it hit
me for the first time really the song they have the they have a
little song that they play Hold on a second this one yeah, this
is this is um, this could have been in The Lion King it's
really it's a good song and it's catchy. And I have to say I'm
I'm starting to
have anybody that can identify this song
I have it I'm gonna show you exactly what it is. This is
dialogue al Islam comet. And if you try to find on YouTube, it's
been removed everywhere. But I have the and why Gaby? I don't
know because you know, it's just good song. That's why I want you
to hear the hook a little bit. It's kind of good man, Medina
and have a little marching and further back it up a bit around
here is where it starts to get kind of cool. I'm telling you
this thing is a hit. We should do a remix or some
I like it. Maybe I'm being recruited himself radicalizing
yourself radicalized
your pants back.
Someone needs to remix that thing and put it in the show
notes. So you can check it out. It's a good song. I recognize it
anywhere.
Yes, you're right. It's got a good hook. It's got a good
stuff. What's the lyrics you have anything that any further
information,
but you know, they pulled it off of Spotify because ISIS felt
that they weren't getting enough royalties. And
who sings the song? Is there an artist? Yeah,
there is an artist Hold on. That's also all in the show
notes. There's a guy I see here we go. It's the ISIS anthem.
That what they're calling it that it isn't
what I have it's called Dalit al Islam comm comet. And it is done
by in the group Seto saying this thing now this and now I don't
know. I don't know who Sang Sang. It. was funny. I tried to
do Shazam, it no luck.
No, that's funny. I did not. So that thing doesn't work.
Okay, so the translation of the song is my uma Don. And I think
it has already some lyrics. So we have some lyrics maybe here.
Now I will work on it. I just wanted to identify that I
thought it was a damn catchy tune. And there you have it, it
has it has a real lion king vibe to the kids love that stuff. So
you know, maybe,
yeah, the dumb kids?
Well, that's for sure. Now,
yeah. Well, anybody who joined that,
considering it's so now, when you talk about oh, we're going
to have this at home and I you
know, you should people should go if you ever get a chance you
haven't watched the movie all is Quiet on the Western Front and
all black and white film, I would recommend it went I think
a bunch of awards. And it was the synopsis of the movie. It's
about kid being recruited with the same sort of gung ho bull
crap does a German it's about Germany, kid being recruited out
of high school, for all practical purposes, whatever
that that level of school is called in Germany, and going to
Yeah, to the World War One to the Western Front, okay, and
where he has to just witness all his mess and he comes back
ruined. And then he tries to tell the kids because he runs
into a bunch of kids that are being recruited to go you know,
die for their country. And he starts to lecture them and then
they turn on him and damage or kill him. It's more or less at
the end for being a crumb bomb for not being all gung ho. And
the and you get a it's a very good movie in you can sense
that, you know, these kids are they're impressionable, and
certain ages and if you really would turn on the pressure, you
can get them to pretty much do what you want. And indeed in Did
it you can do it from a distance, I guess with
communicate well you can do with catchy tunes. Well, this catchy
tune doesn't hurt well, so let's take an example.
This is the guy from in Ohio. This was the last what we
thought was probably a six week cycle for the FBI. They gotta do
a very weak when a new FBI guy doesn't have a sense of drama,
right?
So completely messed it up. No one really cares they caught
some kid and he was going to pipe bomb the Capitol or
something like that.
And shoot all the FBI guys as they come run out waving their
arms in the air. So this is
I have a feeling maybe this was a package because I don't think
I was sent to me as from an Ohio local station, but I don't know
if it has legs or not, but apparently the guy who is now in
jail, pending his trial, etc. Called the local TV station from
the phone in his room in his cell. You with me? I mean,
you're on the floor. Yeah, communication
system in the prison now.
So apparently this guy, but of course we know what's going on
the FBI is making him call the station. That's what's going on.
And the stations like they're freaking out. So this woman
they're
they're going knife. I'm in the station and I get this call. I'm
in the newsroom. You know, my articles from the New York
Times, making them our own? Yeah, go crazy.
Yeah, well, I'll start the clip and then I'll interrupt we'll
talk a bit more about it because it's it's really fascinating
that this happened. Good evening.
Tonight we bring you that exclusive interview that Trisha
did yesterday with a suspected terror suspect Chris Cornell,
you know this is really odd. We found that very odd. Yeah, he
called us three times on Wednesday evening, the third
time of which if you're watching the 10 O'Clock News,
this is typical right when you are accused of trying to blow up
the Capitol. I have a phone call. Right That makes total
sense to me. Why because as you'd like, you don't have one
phone call you get three and we suggest this number because
I kind of disappeared in the middle of the show. Because he
has a phone in his room she's
she's she's saying she disappeared in the middle of the
newscast because this guy was calling so you just like you
said they were freaking out.
And he wanted to get his story out. Yeah, his words are
chilling in fact their words no one wants to hear but the truth
is we all need to and that's why we fought a battle to bring
they even give them the script I believe to read as the every yes
now when you hear this thing this is edited. So you see the
news woman she's sitting in a sound booth you know like an
editing booth where little corners that could do voiceover
shit for I'm sorry stuff for their for their packages. And
she has a phone and has a microphone clearly recorded
recording her voice but they'd cut back and forth between his
voice on the phone and then her in the studio. There's one point
where it overlaps. But even that I'm not so sure it to me it
sounds like what we talked about this before where you got the
big vinyl here's the answers you insert your own question right?
It feels like a damn package.
I say terror suspect Chris Cornell, who goes by his Muslim
name Raheel Maroussi Obeida talked exclusively to me
revealing his plan to attack our president our capital and our
embassy and refer to you and me as potential collateral damage.
But that's not all Oh in an hour long conversation he talked
about other possible terrorist cells in the US and here in Ohio
and what motivates him
with the feds you don't want to hear it.
No, no, no I do want to hear but I want to just draw an
interjection
please please be my guest. This
guy is going to tell us as if he knows anything about other
terror cells Oh yeah. Oh and the fact that he used the words
collateral damage
oh wait until you to hear him reading his side of the script
these radio script to me or to you better get to it. Get me get
to one this is the whole thing is he's here this guy's
beauteous man, this is the whole thing is beautiful. What
happened? What do you do? For here we
want to see and what his attorneys don't want you to see
polarizing, but I'm gonna spin that back. What Yeah, no, you
have to hear that again. There we go. Yeah, I
know. So bida talked exclusively to me revealing his plan to
attack our President, our capital, and our embassy and
refer to you and me as potential collateral damage. But that's
not all. In an hour long conversation. He talked about
other possible terrorist cells in the US and here in Ohio and
what motivates him.
Now be quiet because so
bad, you're gonna talk over it? Listen, go. Sorry. Sorry, Jesus,
you're
almost talking to the same point time.
Now we want to show you what the Feds want to see and what his
attorneys don't want you to see.
I'm sorry, did she not just literally say you're about to
hear what the Feds want you to know.
Play that again. That's it. exactly what she said. Plans.
I'm thinking before you play it again, that can't be right.
What do you mean? It can't be right? She couldn't
have possibly said this the way she's Yeah,
I played it three times, we'll do residents,
our capital, and our embassy and refer to you and me as potential
collateral damage. But that's not all. In an hour long
conversation, he talked about other possible terrorist cells
in the US and here in Ohio and what motivates him. Now, we want
to show you what the Feds want to see and what his attorneys
don't want you to see.
What did you hear what the Feds want to see? But then she didn't
say what the Feds want us to see. Which is okay. It sounds
more okay. But then, still bad. Yeah.
We also want to warn you, some of this is disturbing.
Know, what you just did was disturbing lady should have
warned me earlier,
in which I plan on Tuesday, September 20. In Washington, DC,
would have been a great attack against America. Even with my
capture,
the script is reading this, of course he's reading it
is great. percussions will not stop. Although would have been a
major attack against America. The events that will follow are
dangerous and more enormous than what the sonic state connections
with many brothers even corresponding for quite some
time, actually, FBI finally caught on this past
year was there. Did you hear what he said? The FBI finally
caught on. Yeah,
the FBI finally caught on this past year, was it
their idea for you to plant pipe bombs at the Capitol and have
people running outside to shoot them?
Is a mix of both of ideas.
As a mix, you know, we're hanging out drinking and we've
been at this part of the narrative was never revealed
that they were actually involved with this guy. Yeah, it was one
of these cons. Yeah, this
six week cycle.
Oh, my God, there's
a lot more play. When did
you first come in contact with them?
I won't say that in specifically,
oh, he's not going to tell us. He's missing. I'm going to kill
the president. But I'm not going to tell you when I got in
contact with him. Because that would implicate the FBI as being
setting up a honey trap. I think why else? Wouldn't he tell why
he was when he got involved? Because it was really
a long time ago.
Yeah, there you go.
That's it. Give me some insight on how somebody would go about
contacting someone? How would I do that? How did you do that? Do
you do that through YouTube videos.
Great question, lady. Do you get in contact through YouTube
videos? Yes, I encode secret messages in my YouTube videos.
That's how I do it. YouTube videos, handle encrypted
messaging. Oh, and let's throw the encrypted messaging in
there. Where
you to carry out this plan to wage jihad. And
what what? Okay, I'm a reporter. And somebody says that to me,
especially a dumb fuck, like this guy. And I use the word.
You don't use that word lightly. And I don't use that word
lightly. A dumb guy like this more on says to me, I use
encrypted messaging. The first thing I say is really what kind?
Yeah,
exactly what kind of program? What do you do, like program to
use? And I'm curious. Well, listen,
I have some pet peeve about the reporting in general about these
things is, is I have a couple of reports 1015 I mean, this is
crazy when we don't ask these simple things. I'm very
dedicated.
By the way, I'm a topper for you then later. Are you going to top
me? I'm gonna wait no my life.
I'm very dedicated army mine, Muslim, Islamic State. If you
weren't dedicated, I'm so dedicated. I risked my life. I
should say a whole lot.
If you weren't arrested that day, when you were at a gun
store buying two guns and 600 rounds of ammunition. What would
you have done?
What have I done? I would have said my gun. I would have put it
to Obama's head. I would have pulled the trigger. Then I would
unleash more bullets on the Senate and the House of
Representative members. And I would attack Israeli embassy and
various other buildings full of cool fire on the wage war
against us Muslims.
Can you give me an idea of other things that you would write on
encrypted messages
about how we should waste you hide in America?
Yeah. Yeah. What do you think dummy visa former own groups
in alliance with Islamic State? Can I say groups I mean, you
know, what would you call sleeper cells? Are you trying?
Oh, you last would you call out sleeper cells
to bring this upon yourself so that it, you know, awakens the
sleeper cells so to speak.
You might have to stick around and stick around and watch.
Oh, them's fighting words man from cell with three phone
calls.
We get I wanted I want our boy Fletcher to get us a Comey
because this is amateur hour compared to what was going on
with the last guy in charge.
It's it's pretty, pretty damn sad. I mean, if
this doesn't compare hold a candle to anything that's gone
on before in terms of a setup and then that, you know, catch
and release as it
were. He will he'll you'll hear him say in a moment. He has he
has some messaging as well, because the media didn't get it
right. And this is so amateurish,
ah, this is terrible off the charts. They must have they must
have shifted some people around in the agency. Well, you we
know they're doing that. We know they're doing that. We know CIA,
FBI, everybody's moving around.
They're all moving around. And so the FBI guys that were in
charge of discount or COINTELPRO, or whatever you want
to call it. Yeah, advertising was essentially a scent, I'm
using the word that's okay, essentially, have been moved out
of that position to be replaced by other people that think they
can do it better. And they have shown that they can't do it
better. This is terrible. It's very, very, we're gonna try to
fool the American public. Well, that is not our intelligence
that is kind of going to work. If you just take a little sound
bites from this, and they only had eight minutes, and I've
chopped it down and she said she had a whole hour.
This guy is no good. He's a crappy actor. He can't even read
his lines. Yeah, well, it's just poorly done. Obviously, we
would have passed on him. I would have said to his agent,
don't you ever send that guy to me again? But you insane. ever
again. Give me the guy like a guy like this Bibi Netanyahu
give me one of those guys. Those are actors think is coming.
But I think it's coming. Many things. There'll be there will
be indeed many, many attacks. Oh, there will be you know.
Oh, wait for it.
We'll raise the battle to heat over the Capitol. Too much.
Were you up until January in contact with people overseas?
I won't give you that information. tell you I'm in
contact with many.
How organized is the Islamic State but
the thing is, did you hear this? This chopping back and forth is
horribly edited. We are indeed
here in America with each and every state. Oh, we're here in
Ohio. Ohio, we're in heavy state. We're more organized than
you think.
How strong are you in Ohio?
Ohio strong. Oh, give me an idea.
Wait, mom?
Yes. Yes. And obviously like I said, when Texas?
weight change my flight. Finally, human beings to shoot
at Come on? Come on Ohio. Bring it on Texas is ready for y'all.
What a dick, who says that? Who would ever say we're going to
we're going to commit terrorism in Texas.
is dumb. In Texas, Ohio.
We're in New York City, New York, Washington DC. We're in
every single state you can name just about
how come no one else in Ohio is stepped on running for
president? Yeah, like you being so vocal
in trying to carry out their plan.
Because we are waiting for waiting for the perfect moment.
I'm one of those Americans. Yeah. And I'm trying to
understand and what would you say to these Americans? I mean,
there's a lot of, you know, innocent people here. Don't you
believe that? You know, I'm an innocent person, your father,
your family? They're innocent people and do you want to bring
them down as well?
Understand we don't kill innocent people. We kill those
who fight us
planting pipe bombs.
This editing is atrocious. It's not even. I know that on
television. Audio is like a, an ugly stepsister. But this, this
is really poor
had the capital to get people to run out so that you could pick
them off with your 600 rounds of ammo meeting the witness. But
how those people some of which were innocent employees,
somebody that works in a Capitol building, they're not passing
laws, they're not picking up a gun. So therefore, it's a job.
The sending people out with guns, let's say,
well, not the not the person that's answering the phone, not
the receptionist. It's going to get you know panicked because
nice color commentary is well it's Just getting in a wait for
him it's almost a really he's gonna do his big promo
pipe bombs are going out and he's going to be running across
the
yeah killer like America says there's collateral damage you
know but that's an I was targeting like I said as
targeting President Obama, the Senate and the House of
Representative members but the media also failed to mention was
the plan of attack against Israel by now attacking the
Israeli embassy.
Oh, excuse me media you failed to copy the script. Please We
need some Jew stuff in here Jew stuff Jew stuff. We're going to
attack the Israeli embassy. How come you didn't people but the
Jews stuff in Arab Jew Jew Arab Arab Jew fuck you call me? I
hate this. Dirt? That was Yeah, yeah. It's just wow.
They're gonna have to they must be having meetings about this.
This is this is epic fail.
Yeah. Whoa, wait a minute. You said it. I thought it and here
it is. Actually, of epic proportions.
Yeah, no. And this lattice actually laughable. Then we this
guy reading apparently reading this, whatever he's reading
this. It was given to him and calling three times and all the
rest of it. Just just
it's insulting. It's insulting. You can say it again. It's
salty. Find the other guys who were doing this before. They're
probably working for Universal Pictures now. But are their
screenwriters? I don't know what what they're up to. That's
probably what they're doing. But find those guys and put them
back in charge of this. I mean, it's not that these guys, you
know, it was a creative idea. I think it's at some it was? Well,
I think well intentioned. As a six week Scarem cycle. It was
one intention. But the execution don't count who is
doing a PR and marketing there. That's really the problem that
you and I could have written this better. And just in one
press release from from the FBI, it would have been a better
story if this we would never would have done this. Not at
least not like this.
No, I've been a lot different and you try to cover up it. You
do it in such a way that you're covering up the information that
you want out. Yeah, it's in precisely the embassy thing. Is
it? You make it show? We weren't supposed to say anything? Oh my
god. This is terrible that this got out. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Yeah. Yeah. It's an easier approach to take than botching
the whole thing like this call again. Hey, she wouldn't answer
the phone man. Call her again. Okay, okay. Hello. How do I get
to the control room? Ask for what's your name? Okay. What's
her name? You there? Now? She's not here. Click. She wouldn't
call again. This is terrible. Yeah, it really is bad. If the
guy had made like a secret tape or something that would anything
anything? Yeah, you'd be like we haven't had was one phone call.
And he called to his handler, somebody, they could have done
so many different things.
Yeah. And we give right that a lot of, oh, well, that's gonna
continue I think every day another six weeks to see that
was the
board. They're gonna want to do over for sure. Well, they
will they do in six weeks. Without me it'd be a problem at
tax time. But here's
what's interesting. Because we have the shift. Now we know that
what we can do is go and kill everybody, because that would
just make the recruiting worse. And this has to go on and on and
on. And our children, our children's children, and our
children's children's children, they're going to be dealing with
this terrorism homegrown self radicalized took now we need to
shift it. And Comey needs to step the EFF up. He really needs
to get a better hand handle on what he's doing
deal is to some sort. And he's a banker. Well, he's
well, from HSBC, which is frightened. He's a powerful man,
but he just he doesn't know what to do. He's like your typical
board member. That just I can see I can be on the compensation
committee is what he thinks is anyway, just to should just to
illustrate that, yeah, I was going to please after lunch. I
don't know why we're doing I don't know. We don't usually
have this issue.
I was gonna say very reiterate that. Because the next cycle
hits on April 15. I think there's opportunities there
because it's tax day.
Interesting, but then we had we'd like to do things on tax
day around tax day. Boston bombing was not no, it was
something
else. There was some on a tax day a couple years ago.
Okay, so just to illustrate the how the fake narrative which is
fake, for instance, beheading videos, etc. Well, the really
the beheading videos and the Burning Man video and then
there's the other videos with the cages with a lock still on
him with the key in it. Holy moly. Here is
that video with the key and the lock Last night, last night, so
this is that was just
a bunch. Now we're going back to carry for a minute. At the end
of his testimony. No, I think as he was starting his testimony at
the end of the introduction, there's a protest or Code Pink,
but a guy stands up. And then he's yelling, hemming and hawing
actually into kind of a civilized way. And he says
something, he says, You're killing the American people are
wanting more, you're killing innocent civilians. Then Carrie
makes a fundamental mistake is he he actually pays attention
and responds to the protester, which is rookie mistake. As far
as I'm concerned. You do not respond to a heckler when he's
in handcuffs. It wasn't
necessarily it was planned.
Well, it could be planned. It sounds like it's not. He's
thinking on his feet as he rolls out the narrative to a tee
when I came here. Last time I mentioned that
people are speaking now, Secretary Karen,
we're tired of an endless war.
They don't want to go into war with no man order. Look, we
appreciate the killing of innocent people. Okay, if this
happens again, I would ask the police to escort immediately
people out of the room. Great, why leave it there now? Well,
hold on.
People killing more innocent people. Wonder how are
journalists were beheaded. And a pilot who was fighting for
freedom who was burned alive fighting for freedom, where they
would have to say to their efforts to protect innocent
people.
Now he could have said, you know, Christians on the mountain
children he could be could have come up with a million examples
of ISIS atrocities. Now, it's journalists and a
pilot fighting for freedom and fighting for what in Jordan,
that's your free state. We're
talking about here. Freedom Fighter, freedom fighter,
Jordan? I don't think so.
Yeah. Then we had this guy was a total massive shill six Pulo by
think he's from the ACLJ, which is the American Center for Law
and Justice. Do you know anything about that org? Now?
Okay, well, he's in there testify because, of course, he
has the message. It's another part of the message, which we
hear over and over again.
And I think the Islamic State is a perfect example of this ISIS,
now called ISIL. Now just call the Islamic State or advertising
has a view that if you are a Muslim that disagrees with them,
you are an infidel. In fact, in one sense, they're worse than
other religious groups. So that's why you're seeing this
kind of mass destruction. Within the Muslim community. I was
talking with a friend of mine, Cannon, Andrew Wright, who's the
vicar of Baghdad for the Anglican Church.
That's the guy who said the kids were being beheaded remember
that they cut off their heads
in England. He's now in Jordan. And he said that if you look at
the indiscriminate nature of ISIS, they have a very narrow
view of their version of Sunni Islam. But you now have this
pledging of allegiance by these other groups. You are, we don't
want to call it you know, no one likes to say you're in a war.
We're in a religion. We're but we are senators, you said, no
one wants to say we're in war with Islam. Well, tell that to
khalifa, Ibrahim, it may not be the Islam that most of the
people support. And here it comes ranted. But it is this
version, and that this version is as toxic as the Nazis. Yeah.
And I lost a lot of family members in Nazi Germany. So
don't say that
bring on the Holocaust. I'm sorry. This is in no way. Like
the Nazis and Hitler. I don't see the similarities. Unless you
mean Jews, Arabs, Jews, Arabs hate Jews.
This is there's no similarity with no nose. No, none
whatsoever whatsoever. Except
here.
I had whole side of my family was wiped out in Nazi Germany.
So yeah, but it's that same kind of systematic approach,
systematic approach. No, this is not a systematic approach to
killing Jews. But that's what it's being turned into. Sadly,
sadly,
they, again, I'm seeing this idea which I maybe bigger notion
and we're, we think of it on the show, okay, which is the idea of
setting up something or other shops setting up shop and
everybody you know, like the guy from who in South Sudan or
wherever it was. It's said that this is a setup, whole thing was
set up by the CIA and then Mossad. Oh, you mean,
the President of
Sudan. Mali was in Mali, Somalia somewhere else?
You know, this should have by now this should have been an
evergreen clip. We've called for this so many times. Here it is.
Go ahead, continue. I'll find it while you're talking.
That you set these things up because the idea was actually a
kind of a, I guess, a chrysalis of an idea during the Bush
administration, which was let's start this war. This was you
know, after we there was no weapons of mass destruction but
let's continue this war in Iraq because it draws in fighters
from all around into a gruesome into an area where we can
contain them and then kill them in this, you know in this never
ending battle and just keep killing them. It's like it's
like an ant trap? Uh huh you put this thing out there and all the
ants go into and they go this is delicious and they stay there
and then they die. And I suggest as because of the letter that
was that because we pulled it. I believe we now pulled that same
stunt on the Republican Party, at least the conservatives in
the Republican Party who, who like suckers wrote that letter
and put their names on it hmm. Which is again, a way of
isolating people find out exactly who they are. And I
would, here's what my prediction would be on this. Find out the
guys who came up with the idea for the letter. And there will
be Republicans Yeah, look into them and see how that what
happens in the long term to them, as opposed to the other
people who signed the letter, because I believe those guys are
the folk phonies. And I'm reminded of a situation that
happened in the University of California during the writing
years that took place where this guy was a very famous
politician. I think he's still alive. He's still around, and
then Peter Commando, he incited the students to run into Sproul
Hall and occupy the administration of the
university. So and they knowing they would get arrested, he
snuck out the back door. And I think there's Republicans whose
to hell who created this letter will be the to one or two guys
from maybe just one who will sneak out the back door on this
deal. And he'll come out smelling like a rose while
everybody else is now isolated. And Right, right. Okay, damn. So
I know this may be a giant policy that's going on. And it
all is honey pots, is that the honey pot theory of politics, I
just seems to dead. That is what we're looking at.
Just briefly for archival purposes. Here as the president
of Sudan,
the president of Sudan has warned that the fight against
jihadist extremism must engage militants on an ideological
level, and not solely concentrate on military action
against them. Omar Al Bashir warned that simply using
violence against young radicals who fight with organizations
like ISIL and al Qaeda, could lead to even more extremism. He
says the CIA and Mossad are behind Boko Haram and ISIL
actually started about one other thing when they're talking about
all in UK NEWS services. And in American news service, they talk
about X number of Americans, we kind of they kind of know who
they are, who've left the country to go fight with these
guys. They know the exact number. They know who they are,
and they let him do it. And then they also seem to have
methodologies put in place so they can do it easily.
So explain. Explain one more time the letter is I like this
meta approach, explain explain exactly what the letter was.
Because I don't think that we made that clear. There were I
believe it's 47. I could look it up and get the exact number. But
there were there was a letter written by a sub segment of the
Republican Party in the House of Representatives. Do you
have any names? Were on that Rand Paul ACCION it?
No, right. I don't think grant Murray, he might, I don't know,
I can do that. I'll look, I'll look to see the Republican
letters written to Iran. And the letter said, Look, whatever this
president does, we still have to approve. They made the excuse
that this was a lesson in government that was sent to the
Iranians. So they would understand that even if the
President does what he's going to do whatever it is, do some
agreement, they still have to go through us. And so don't get too
cocky. Right, you guys and it was just a it was a just a kind
of a crazy thing. I've never seen it before in my life and it
came out of the well let's
see what Voice of America writes about it because we know that
they are a direct propaganda arm certainly of this
administration. Let me see if they name names or if they put
anything big names are there No, but I'm talking about if they
promote certain names to make it look.
Oh, yeah, that's yeah, see what Yeah, I don't see anything. I
don't see anything
off the bat. But I like it. I like it.
Yeah, we'll look into that further. I'll get the names.
I'll keep keep on trying to keep on this track is good. A cotton
I think is the guy who was leading a Tom Cotton, but I
don't know the rest of the and cotton What is he known for? If
we ever had any dealings with him? You're hearing by the way,
how the show goes in real time when we're actually coming up
with ideas. I want to look at this. Search that any show
notes.com and see what I come up with. We've had this guy on
board
There's I guess this is a mixture of Senators and
Congressmen because cotton's the senator,
the Midwest Republicans as
well as all the conservative Republicans party guys they're
trying to they're trying to Tea Party do what they do they're
trying to screw the tea they're very conservative Republicans
who are playing ball right
so the Republicans could be in on it too by the way
oh definitely no I think it's the Republicans
move okay, I got it so McCain McCain is running it that will
be the guy
well, I don't know if McCain's that that's a little maybe.
Well, just to wrap up this portion that I have the end we
we have been talking and we didn't need to have an email
want to read in a second which pertains to helping people who
come into the no agenda family you know, later on and that a
lot of catching up to do is not always easy. But I think we also
sometimes take for granted that everybody knows what we're
talking about. Because six weeks I hope it'd be one of them.
Yeah, it's an example. Now, we have from day one called these
beheading videos fake and we have plenty of experts, even the
Burning Man video of the Jordanian the freedom fighter
that is a Jordanian pilot, all of that totally fake
now but I want to we did have one guy coming in from with with
creds it said that it was real that burning video. So why would
they go through all this trouble of faking this one it would just
be easier to burn some guy and I was I didn't answer him right
correctly. What the answer to that is because maybe they
didn't want to burn a guy yeah. Like a studio well ended
someplace not gonna burn some well,
so here we go. Sky News. got a hold of an ISIS translator. And
this is pretty much a guy who speaks decent English with me he
has the heart keep up so he's just got the letterbox he have
the mailbox in front of the eyes. Whether that's a disguise
or whether he's a you know, a woman I don't know. Because we
don't know if it's really his voice or not because you can't
see anything moving. And they ask the question is posed why
are all these the beheading victims so incredibly calm,
which is kind of the first irksome thing about these
videos? He's got just sitting there, just me the guy in the
cage. He's like, whatever, you know, I'll walk in slow motion
over here. I'll look at everybody up there on the hill
and I'll be in there and I'll jump cut then I'll just stand
while the fire is engulfing me. I'm not gonna be freaking out. I
want to try to roll over the cage. So why is that?
Islamic State's ability to manipulate social media to
promote jihad with professionally produced films is
well documented.
Although you are more than 8500 kilometers away from this Thank
you, but it's the treatment and graphic murder of their hostages
to Thai shock 100 Why are they always so calm to destroy Sunni
Islam normally a translator but he was used to do a different
job he was employed by a Turkish man to convince the hostages
they were safe every single one of the murdered was subjected to
mock executions many many times until it became normal and then
they met John
he was a to me say to them no problem we only video we don't
kill you we want from we want from your government still at
Tech studio we don't have any problem with you we are or you
are only our voices
and what he said there was your guests or visitors so the way
that is now being explained that these videos the first fake
thing you see is that everyone's so calm is because they've
rehearsed it 1000 times there's no life in the scene people you
cannot over rehearse things
I wonder about any of this well hello Oh that guy?
Well, you know what you're
gonna put some guy on and you're gonna alter his voice go with
the higher frequencies if you're going to instead of having the
guy's voice so deep he can understand a word he's saying
you can twist it the other way you
know of course but sky and some Murdock outfit. This leads right
into junk or that drunker big one out there to the European
Union the calling for something that was promised would never
ever ever happened this one no this no this is not going to
happen. We're gonna have a common currency don't worry
about is not going to happen up Barry is directing or referring
directly to article 27 and 28 of the Lisbon Treaty which some of
you will be if you've been around the show for a while this
actually what got me interested In deconstructing media at all
when I read the Lisbon Treaty and saw that what was being
portrayed in the media had really nothing to do with it.
You could be legally killed by police forces all kinds of stuff
in there. And and now we have our friend Farish, responding to
Juncker, the drinkers call for a European army and EU force
everybody. They promised that wouldn't happen. But here it is.
I've been wondering why David Cameron's been slashing our
Armed Forces won't commit to 2% is happy for us not to be able
to defend our islands. I think Mr. Juncker has given us the
answer. We're going to do it at an EU level we're going to have
a European army now. What I raised this last year was the
deputy prime minister, Liberal Democrat Nick Clegg. He said it
was a dangerous fantasy to even talk about an EU army. I hope
every Liberal Democrat voter has heard Mr. Verhofstadt today, the
leader of the European liberals crying out the militarization at
an EU level. Of course, the truth is, it's all ready
happening. We already have a European Defence Agency. We
already have EU battlegroups on active service all over the
world. We already have an EU Navy, active against the Somali
pirates and who can forget Euro core here in strap last year,
virtually goose stepping that ghastly flag around the
courtyard. Remember that outside? And of course, the
Lisbon Treaty, article 28 provides for all of this.
Yeah, it does. And I looked it up. The common security and
defence policy shall be an integral part of the Common
Foreign and Security Policy shall provide the union with an
operational capacity drawing on civil and military assets. The
Union may use them on missions outside the union for
peacekeeping, conflict prevention, and strengthening
international security accordance with the principles
of the United Nations Charter. And this is all according to
Article 28. And the tasks referred to in article 27. One
mesh is the other way around. This is the one that says you
can do it, but you can use it for terrorism. The here it is
joint disarmament operations, humanitarian rescue task,
military advice, Assistant task, conflict prevention,
peacekeeping tasks, tasks of combat forces and crisis
management, including peacemaking and peacemaking. And
post conflict stabilization and counterterrorism. Yes.
Finally, your whole thesis or the whole beginning of this show
is Is this the punch line? It's kind of a shaggy dog straight
well, but the punch line the punch line is that now I want to
say that you I'm going to go all in with you on this and I but
I'm going to back off again and and see how I wind it up. No,
I'm going to first of all I'm going to throw in my opinion
about the Americans perspective on this. Are you good? We have
been sick and tired as a nation in a subconscious way. Of
course, we don't nobody's expresses this but it's the way
everyone thinks at least who knows or we're able to have any
influence on any of it. The elites of getting involved in
these European frock offices of World War One was crappy World
War Two put us in the position we're in as an international
policeman because we are apparently the only country that
can spend so much money on all this stuff we spend and I don't
have the clip on this. Every time I forget to bring the clip
in. I had on last show, which is the rundown of the money
everybody spends on on military and ours our numbers 600 million
billion 600 Billions plus 660 Something like that is the
entire budget
military spending rundown I have the clip.
Yes. Yeah, play that. Okay.
Let me just just grab it. I think I can wow, I'm sorry. I
didn't mean to do crazy shit. Yeah,
I think cuz I'm sorry,
but they get mad because it should just work and I'm so
proud that I got it and then Okay, here we go. I'm sorry,
Tourette's.
It is worth noting that China's military budget pales in
comparison to the United States in 2014. The Pentagon's budget
was a staggering $640 billion. China comes in second with 188
billion, followed by Russia with 87 point 8 billion. Saudi Arabia
spends 67 billion in Europe, France allocates 61 point 1
billion for military spending the United Kingdom 57.9 And
Germany 48. Point 8 billion. Rounding out the top nine
countries is Japan at 48.6. And India at 47.4. Combined, those
eight countries spend at 607 billion a year on their
militaries. 40 billion less than the US.
So we have to be thinking at some point even though the
military industrial complex doesn't like it, that maybe
would be kind of cool if we didn't get involved in like a
third frokost
Just Just a thought perhaps,
because I don't think this would be a good idea, especially with
all the nukes and things flying around. And maybe it's a good
thing if the Euro the EU had a seat. Yeah, it would be, let's
face it, this is a German takeover. But the Germans have
been added and added and added since the Franco Prussian war or
before wood in the 1700s. They've been, they've been
battling. Actually, if you go back to the Greek historian
Tacitus they talk about these Germans. And anyway, they, they
they're good managers, or you know, they're kind of pushy
about certain things. Nobody really likes working for
good managers. But they could run like the oven Hans,
David did a reasonably good I think, maybe, I don't know,
maybe I'm wrong, maybe the Brits should do it, but somebody could
make would have a joint management structure, I'm sure.
But if they had one army, the likelihood of the civil war that
would be between Germany and France once again, it within the
EU would lessen I think and that's been always my fear. And
so I think we'd be behind this and encourage it. I think it
would be a benefit to the United States of this and we could also
pass you know, gay you guys used to go down to the Middle East
and go down there and
mass remember Raimo
I've just done trying to just I began I just didn't add the like
you said, we add live the show.
I'm enjoying thinking I'm enjoying it, because this is
this is actually the kind of thing that we don't I'm not
always able to get out of you.
Yeah, well, let's just go on and go you finish up your
okay. I just finished up with the fires because he gets
interrupted by the douchebag. From Brussels from Belgium.
Tony Blair was right. He said the European Union is not a
project about peace. It's a project about power. I don't
think Mr. Juncker he's trying to seize on an opportunity. We
ourselves in the European Union provoked the conflict through
our territorial expansionism in the Ukraine. We poke the Russian
bear with a stick, and unsurprisingly, Putin reacted.
But this now is to be used as an opportunity to build a European
army. And when I know that by heckling you increase your hits
on YouTube, because nobody in Europe wants to listen to you.
So now we go into translation boasts a little bit heated the
guidelines. What kind of babies are they in there? Like,
who is that guy?
That was for Hofstra from Belgium? The Honourable
gentleman from Belgium
just to have an pace just a moment.
This is of course the the German guy. Where was that guy?
Mr. Faraj? Just a moment, please. Just a moment, please.
Just a moment. Mr. Verhofstadt, I turned to you. I have to ask
you, please, to calm down. You may not like this speech. But we
are Democrats, and we listened to you too. So please do not
interrupt.
Well, we certainly are Democrats and we've never shouted you
down. But you always try and shout us down. The point I was
making is this. The opportunity is being seized. And Mr. Juncker
said we must convey to Russia that we are serious. Yeah. Who
do you think you are kidding? Mr. Juncker? We do not want any
part of an EU army. And I doubt the rest of the peoples of
Europe do either. Exactly.
Thank you very much.
You know another interesting little possibility here
especially considering our recent abilities as a nation to
rub allies other countries Yes. That if you could pass off you
know, get that EU, the EU to put some big army together you know,
their armies want to do one thing and they want to do one
thing only they want to fight and you push them over toward
the Soviet or Soviets toward the Russians and Putin and just have
these guys rumbling on each other. You would wipe out
probably everything between Prague, Berlin and halfway to
Moscow. It make it which is you know, verbalizing results in
rebuilding rebuilding results in profits. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
This is the potential money.
Well check this out what's happening in the Baltic states.
It's an image from the Cold War, a Russian warplane flying along
a NATO border testing the West. But this fully armed Russian
fighter jet was filmed just weeks ago, above three nervous
NATO countries the ball Daito planes are busy, they scramble
and the Russians. Their missions have tripled in a year from
their base in Lithuania, which fears it could be the next
target of Russian aggression. NATO was taking no chances No.
troops from the second Cavalry Regiment, based in Lithuania,
this a war game with local soldiers simulating conflict
with a hostile neighbor. This show of forces aimed squarely at
Russia, NATO is drawing a red line here we read in Moscow if
you trying to cause trouble the guy's
tank to another firing all around him while he's doing his
stand up here,
or trying to invade. This is what you'll get. The question
is, is Russia listening? You're ready for any threat? Yeah,
we're
trying to train them to be ready for any threat.
Many in NATO believe Russia's real aim is not just to test the
Alliance, but to split and destroy it.
Oh, the shows that the US is willing to stand with. It's just
an American soldier who just happens to be there. All of its
NATO
alliance partners, shows that we're strong, Europe is strong,
and there's a collective defense ready to defend against any any
foreign aggression. Now, it
goes on and on and on. So yeah, so this is, of course, but what
is happening and he now this is the end of the shaggy dog story.
I am seeing an actual breakdown of society here in the
Netherlands.
Ah, finally you get to the point here I
am. Yes. Good. The number one story in past couple days.
national story was train conductors. Now the Netherlands,
a lot of trains, people use a lot of trains. There's a lot of
issues with the trains to get frustrated on the trains.
Because, you know, people there's a lot of suicides every
day, there's two suicides committed in front of trains.
And there's a code for that for those of you in the Netherlands
when you hear the traffic reports and they say, you know
the train isn't isn't right it isn't. But it's a train ride or
drive, train ride train ride. The train isn't riding doesn't
sound right now I wouldn't be riding and rolling because of a
problem with the overhead wires that is code for someone jumped
in front of the train. And it stops everything this is small
country messes all the traffic is horrible that it does Yeah.
But people become so frustrated and angry by by society and what
their lives are here. The Dutch are very Calvinistic. And
they're very good at you know, keeping up appearances that
multiple times per day train conductors, the people who take
the tickets, not the machine and the machinist but the people who
are checking your your your you know, if you have a ticket
they're beating them up. Because people get mad and they just
start yelling at them kick him in the shins. They want to go on
strike now. They can't they can't handle it anymore.
But worse the way that passengers are beating up the
conductor's Yes, but
worse, not a single passengers getting up and saying Hey, stop
that. That my friends is a complete societal breakdown.
Yeah, well. Interesting.
I I cannot imagine
that shaggy dog story was one hour and 20 minutes. I admire
you. You kept my interest the whole time.
Well, I didn't want to I did want to wrap it up with one
quick email which is important. From Andrew Sawyer. Adam, I'm so
thankful for you and John have been given a view of the world
that I cannot stop looking at. Black is white and white is
black. I know that the world has manipulated so strongly in terms
of what people see and hear. I've long since turned off my
television, but my friends have not. They are so convinced that
terrorism is real. It's real. It's real. It's real. That brown
people are out to kill us. I just got shit on so badly in a
group text for standing up and effectively saying pre crime is
horseshit. And I often find myself holding back in
conversations where I know it's bullshit. I'm so I'm so burned
out by this Adam. I sometimes wish I was an ignorant slave
it'd be easier to just buy into the system. I really need some
words of wisdom here man being not even 30 and knowing how
fucked the world is it's not helping
please help Yeah, well the differences is that you if you
have I don't want you to go around I don't think people
should go around with that glib smirk have no knowing and just
shedding up about everything was so boy these guys are idiots. I
mean, the key to this of course is a sense of humor. This is all
Yes, yes. Yes. Some point in, in your lightweight if you look
from above, down on the action, it's funny. And if you can see
it that way and if you can see these your friends being all
upset about everything, you can't really discuss these
things with them. It doesn't work that way. You don't but you
can put little little you can be subversive and put little
creative little comments like a little oh really think that
would indicate the mistake this let's
let's just have a little a little playtime here. The no
agenda players I'm going to be I'm all in on ISIS beheading
videos. Okay, and then are you going to be in this conversation
John, you're gonna slip something in is is good enough
example for you?
It's not the best example but it's an example I can use. Okay?
Man, I can't believe those guys, man they've like they burnt this
guy alive man. He was like his face was melting. These guys are
gonna come and kill us, man. They're already in Ohio and
Texas. Geez, you really believe that? Yeah, man, I saw the video
my own eyes, man. So so what
you're telling me is that you're instead of being like the you're
the Cowardly Lion. You're afraid of these guys. What kind of an
American are you anyway?
The rule follower. That was a very good example. Actually,
that that was that was a strong example. That was not just a
little comment. But that was really approaching from a
different angle saying, Who are you, man? Thank you. We're
Americans. Murca. We don't take crap from people don't tread on
me. I'm sorry, that flag is not racist
when appropriate. There's other approaches, this commentary that
you can make, but it always has to be from a perspective of the
guy's crazy. He's obviously a student. Let's let's
use this example. Let's use his example of free crime.
So I don't know where you even go. This one kind of bothers me
because I don't even know where that comes into the
conversation. Who believes in pre crime the
same people who believe in pre cancerous
All right, well do. Take that on.
Okay. What would a good example of pre crime be the man that
arrested this guy? Because he was a posting on on Twitter that
he was thinking about doing some? So what? Well, yeah, well,
he could be self radicalized, man. It could be like ready to
go shoot somebody shoot up the school of the mall? Don't you
ever watch TV? did?
Well, I don't, I don't believe that TV is true. These
are minute. You're telling me.
Let's go back to your thinking about pre crime. Do you think
it's okay to arrest somebody before they actually do
something even though there's no Well, yeah, you
got the first job of the President's protect people?
Well, then you can get a restraining order. What's wrong
with that that's been working for at least
as well as it works. But not as the guy's crazy. If he's a crazy
Muslim,
you can get a restraining order. Hey, oh, wait a minute, or do
you take one for kill Jews, I'm
a Jew, he wants to kill
me genetic study on somebody, maybe we should get you to give
your DNA and then we can take a look for some genes and see what
you might do 20 years from now. And now pick you up, take you
out and shoot you in the head because of something somebody
says you might do in 20 years. So you're all in on that? Well,
good. I want you to go volunteer right now. Go put your DNA in
the system and see if you're like predisposed to do
something. You think that's cool. Go do it. Volunteer.
You're a conspiratorial man.
Yeah, I don't think everyone should be obnoxious. I mean, do
work this system. But you can take
an amount out you are now you're after that last one. You're the
loneliest guy in school. Let me tell you that. You have zero
friends now.
But our station doesn't show up in school. But
yeah, of course, it's just showing up in school and
colleges everywhere. Of course, this is happening. But the main
point that you made is you have to see the humor. That's why I'm
always bummed that we're never nominated in the comedy
category. I've know people laugh at least once during our show.
And it's a really, it's not like a haha, because you felt the
punch line coming. The punch line was good. It's because
something unexpected was said or have been angle was approached.
You just approach it from a humorous angle. And it's funny.
And that's how you have to live through life because there's no
other way to combat. Well you put it in the newsletter. I
liked it a lot. And I wrote it down. You are being bombarded by
misinformation, disinformation, false information, harmful
information. No agenda is a valuable shield against the
damage. That was some frickin poetry. Write their frickin
post. I love that. That was nice. It was a good one. Yeah,
but it's it's but it's absolutely true. And we even
have we it's so true that we have a jingle for it. I think if
you
wake up with the blues, Jennifer, you'll gain good news.
There's one thing you must remember no agenda, and moanin
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But in the morning to you Adam curry in the morning all ships
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Say hi to Vype countesses right and then I want to say I'm
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chat room. There we go. No agenda stream God come back. So
it's funny. The chat room has been different Day in an
interesting way. Oh, no, it's uh, I know, there's some actual
useful stuff. Yay.
Oh, you will look like a bully.
Also, thank you to our artists. Now. First, I want to thank our
artists who brought us the artwork for episode 702. Nick
the rat. And then I want to remind you, John, that you
wanted to say something to the artists.
idea. Yeah, I did. Did you write down what it was? I wanted to
say no. Well, I just want to remind the artists a couple of
things. One, you do get it the art into the newsletter, too. So
check that out. But make sure that the lettering inside within
the art can shrink down to Adam size. And I call Adam size
because Adam, humongous. Adam shrinks his art down quite a bit
for the no agenda show.com website, which he does. He does
that he puts that one page together for the show with the
artwork. And the artwork is on
one page. One page. It's a multi tabbed environment, my friend.
No, I'm talking about the no agenda show. Oh, okay. That one
page? Yes. Yeah. All the other pages that artwork changes
sizes, it's bigger. It's smaller. It's all over the
place. But the minimum size it ever gets is on that particular
page. But also
visual gags. If it's if that's the main visual gag. That's also
hard sometimes.
Yeah. Anyway, so make sure that you can read it. And sometimes
you can't write but there was something else I wanted to say.
And I forgot what it was. That's okay. But you wrote it down to
remind me and I thought you'd write down a key word that would
remind me what exactly I wanted to say to the oils. Now. I
know that I'm your secretary. I'll do that from now on. Yes.
Thank you very much, Secretary. All right. Let's thank some
people. This is this is part of why it all works, why we can
speak freely and openly here and we can say things on this
program that can't even be said at universities, the the nucleus
of where learning and ideas and free flow of thought thought
should be possible.
Well, universities nowadays are so sponsored by large
corporations that they have a vested interest in the political
correctness as a design Cultural Marxism to be to maintain a
status quo.
Did you hear that? Just quickly, Facebook has removed the feeling
fat emoji because people get free via digital petition and
people are hurt by this.
Yeah, sad. So somebody would write would just I don't know
why don't use Facebook, but there's emojis on Facebook, I
assume. Yep. And then you can click one and it will go on your
page to show what you're feeling at the moment. And the one you
could click would be feeling fat. And this hurts somebody
else's feelings who don't doesn't even know you actually.
Yeah, I guess I'll just buy you
one of these. Oh, you know, it's a friend. It has to be a friend.
Okay. That'd
be somebody. Okay. But by you, using this emoji you have hurt
somebody else's feelings because you are expressing yourself.
Yeah.
But it's also, of course, bad for children to express
themselves as fat. Because, you know, we're all equal, but just
you know, is
chubby. Okay?
No, no, you can't say chubby. That's that will be a huge
insult.
I don't know. I do. rotund? How's that?
I like I prefer Rubenesque myself.
Okay, well, there you go. Feeling Ruben SKU use that.
Okay. It's artistic. This thing some of the executive and
Associate Executive producers. We have a few today. Nicolas,
starting with Nicolas so at the top of the list of Florida
$20.33 from Austin, Texas. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's right down
the street from Yeah, that's right. Thank you for all your
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monthly subscription really? Oh, okay. Outside of $5. It used to
be 1111 12. Does all these other ones. 3333 is extremely popular.
People just get I guess they get I don't know what they get on
it, but they probably
you get a podcast license, you'd have to email me so I can do it.
Well, there's a magic number involved too. I think it's
something to do. And let me then let me just interrupt right now.
Okay. Letterman is quitting the show this year. They've been
working together with Paul Shaffer for about 35 years.
Yeah. 35 years.
You call it working clip. You call it working together? I've
always felt that. Paul is really a subservient slave.
Oh, well, he is but that's, you know, that he they like to think
they're working to get whatever the case is. Tell me what to me.
meaning of this is and by the way, when Letterman said this,
he stuck his tongue in his cheek. This is
the bullshit, whatever it means, whatever it means.
And by the way, let me just tell you something. Paul and I have
been doing this together. It doesn't make any difference what
you think of it, whether they like me or whether you like,
Paul, we've been doing it for 33 years.
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Well, you're in the show. He says they've been working
together for 35 years. Really? Yeah, well, when
I say I'd say the end is nigh.
And the tongue when he said 33 went right into his cheek.
Mm hmm. And what's this was he stole a joke of mine.
Yeah, you didn't know that? No. Oh, yeah. He still stole the
joke from you my joke. Yeah. This is the joke you wrote on
the fly. So Sunday.
Hold on, you're telling me that a joke that I wrote on the fly,
which apparently was successful, was stolen by David Letterman.
And we can't get nominated for the comedy of this award as
broadcasts. Yeah.
Okay. What's your journey? So
my material of do what I'm talking about your material. My
material apparently is good enough for Letterman. Man
yesterday, by the way,
and not only Daylight Savings Time, International Women's Day.
I know what he's doing.
What better way to address the issue of inequality for women.
Then by giving them a day that's missing an hour? Yeah, all
right.
Fine. This is structurally different. Because he's got
writers like 12
Yeah, and his punch line came out a little better probably.
Well, no, no, actually, we didn't we did a good job because
you when I said daylight savings time, then you hit mood the
explanation. So as a as a team, we kick more ass.
Yeah, totally. All right. So that's my that's an aside. Let's
finish the note from Nicholas our new our new night and
Nicholas stole from us
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really? On Video Games putting in video games and vaporizers
that's a good one. vaporizers okay, it's funny because I
didn't know he was going to request to a thing I already had
F cancer for him. So hold on. What did you want John? I'm
sorry. Eat more kale. Eat more kale. Wow. Okay. Now let me see
I'm sure I have it somewhere Oh yeah, I got it. Okay. And I'll
do the F cancer too with the karma anything else on his list
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Do you know I was reading something about kale today?
Kale? Yeah, I haven't clicked wait for McDonald's reportedly
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let's see where would it be titled kale? It could be or No,
it's not or McDonald's? No, no,
you'd think it would. Common Core.
Super foods. Tim Cook tech news on Oh, new at McDonald's. I got
it. Very good. Yeah, it makes so much sense to have it. Yeah.
Burger King is dropping sugary sodas from its kids meals
instead of will replace them with fat free milk, low fat
chocolate milk or apple juice. And McDonald's and Wendy's have
announced similar moves. Also news today that McDonald's
rollout kale as an ingredient in the near future
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Yes. Something of a genius in that regard.
A little too long of you could have no actually I thought about
it. I think
it was kind of funny because he does alternate his scream style
enough that I put the whole screen MAN Yeah, it's a little I
agree. It's two lines up just one little scream as a
punchline, but I decided to go this Seth MacFarlane route and
take it over the
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had been like a cartoon, we could see student
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had a lot of questions about people don't quite understood
that's I think we should address that on Sunday. Because as long
as longer people will
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I've just written people who are new to the to the extravaganza
that is known as our PA broadcast. Executive producers
who are credited more towards the beginning of the show that
we had a long, long opening and Associate Executive producers we
read all your notes. I'm gonna add on the air. That's part of
the deal. You know, it's like Chuck Lorre gets to put a title
card at the end of every show. He does bitching about stuff. So
it's kind of the same idea.
Yeah, Chuck Lorre, he does he does that. Well, I also want to
say that we try to make it entertaining. So it's part of
the show it's really good because some people would have
very interesting notes and listen to
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Hold on one second, John. Hey, Siri, play Never Gonna Give You
Up. I just want to Rick Roll everybody.
Now let's listen to some Hillary Clinton.
He responds not it works by the way. Works really. Now.
It's terrible. It works.
We're going to talk this is about the emails I presume. But
I have a lot of
there's a couple of things here I have a lot in this way. This
is again, a gripe you this is the topper I was discussing. A
gripe about the media. Yeah, now they are there's they're we're
listening to news hour with PBS and some guy can't remember his
name or some independent but he's a he's a consultant for the
Republican Party's strategist kind of guy. And and he and then
the Hillary's top dog apparently who was I don't know if this
name rings a bell with anyone. Hillary. He was a Hillary a
Hillary Rosen.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yes. Her Okay, gotcha.
Can she separate?
I'm telling you, we're done with the setup.
No, I'm so sorry. If you remember Hillary Rosen. Give me
you don't.
Yes, she's the Democratic strategist. She's a douchebag.
Get
douche bag. Former head of the RIA who? Ah, yes,
thank you. Yeah, the MS. Yeah. Yeah, of course. Yeah.
Remember that? She's the one who put old ladies in prison. You
know, I know. She's broke broken family. She's a horrible person.
She shouldn't be she shouldn't be booed off the stage. Broken
family.
What does that mean? broken families. You
got an old lady that's all of a sudden has a $250,000 debt. Oh,
I said she broke down. You know, because she was on what was the
name of that? Why more? Limewire Limewire. Yeah, dad and the
other ones. There's a bunch of who you are. If you download
Napster? No, no, not Napster. The one where whatever. If you
ever went on it, you were always a server for that. From then on
Napster. You could choose not to be.
I thought it was Limewire. Well, maybe we maybe views? Some
Grokster Grokster Grokster.
Oh, yeah.
Thanks. Did you good word? Yeah. Good word chat room. Yeah.
So here's Hillary, here's a rose, and she comes on. And
she's yakking away. And just first of all, I just left it on
saying just here yakking away because with with kind of the
memes that we're going to be hearing. And then JUDY WOODRUFF
comes in ask the question about the relationship with Saudi
Arabia, which the guy goes into and then Rosen comes up with
some bold crap and will and I want to talk about that when
we're done with this clip
pain. Can she separate real legitimate questions from
reporters or from the public from what is clearly going to
continue to be a Republican witch hunt for her just very
quickly, Matthew Dowd, one of the things that came up today
was a question about money that the Clinton Foundation has taken
from foreign countries that have treated women badly, in some
cases, abused women countries like Saudi Arabia, Secretary
Clinton answer by saying she the Foundation have been very open
about what they do. Where do you see that issue?
Well, to clarify, I actually think that issue, Judy, that
you're bringing up now is actually a bigger issue than the
email issue is one I'm an independent. So this isn't a
Republican, which on first, secondly, the New York Times no
Republican newspaper was the one that broke this story about this
whole process about the whole emails, but this idea that she
walks around the world and claims that she says I'm all for
women's empowerment, I want women's rights and I'm I'm doing
that and I shouldn't say just claims she is doing a lot but
simultaneously, the countries with the worst records on
women's rights are giving large contributions. Do a foundation
that she and her husband are part of is a huge problem.
Hilary Rosen final comment one quick thing. First of all, the
only reason we can even judge these countries is because of
the total transparency of the Clinton Foundation. Unlike other
foundations, they've listed all of them. Secondly, you know,
Saudi Arabia is a good example, when Hillary Clinton was
Secretary of State, she issued the most scathing report on
Saudi Arabia's treatment of women ever been issued by the
United States government ever, and Saudi Arabia, contributor to
the Clinton Foundation. What she said today was, they know where
I stand, it's not going to change me It never has it never
will if they want to give money to save people's lives in Africa
or in Haiti. That's okay with me.
All right. So let's start with a little understanding of how the
extortion racket works
just for one slightly interjection. The question that
they just discussed was asked by Andrea Mitchell. You know, who
was who was married to Greenspan? Yes. Just pointing
that out. I have the clip, if you wanna if you call for it.
Yeah, play the clip and the answer, Andrea? Thank
you, Andrew.
Thank you, Andrew. Oh, thank you, Hillary.
Madam Secretary, can you explain how you decided which of the
personal emails to get rid of how you got this
is the part that I liked? She's asking you a very good question.
But how did you decide which of the 30,000 emails you wanted to
delete? Which of course is this? Well, the worst thing in the
world?
Well, before you go there, because we didn't get to the
other point is I actually have Yes, it out of sequence. So I'm
gonna shut up. You. Go ahead. I'll shut up. Well, I'm just
saying that. I thought she was going to ask them about the
Saudis. That's the next year. She has to port question. Oh,
the first part is my second part. Yeah, exactly.
It's reverse on the in the, in the actual question and answer.
All right. Well, let's hold off. Okay, hold on. I got it. I just
want to talk about what Clinton said to her regarding the Saudi
Arabian thing. And then the response from Rosen, which was
that this is a transparent operation, and they got all this
money from Saudi Arabia. And I wanted to explain that the
extortion racket doesn't work that way. The extortion racket
works. I mean, it's, there's an extortion going on here. She
wrote a scathing report. Okay. So what it goes like this,
here's your the Saudi guys. He said, we need some money from
you. We're not getting enough money from you guys. And she
well, you know, you're going to say, you know, you wrote this
horrible report about us. We still want more money from you.
Well, there's a horrible video and this is that report is a tip
of an iceberg.
It's exactly like what they did with the North Korea.
You want the iceberg? Or do you want the report makes me look
good. And makes you look like it looks like we're on the up and
up. So do you want the report or do you want the iceberg? Give us
some more money? Yeah, okay. Okay. Okay. Get some money.
That's the way it goes. It doesn't go the way Hillary
Rose was actually playing right into this morons analysis, she
says, but she wrote such a scathing report about how
horrible they are by saying that's how she was defending the
Oh, and then on the up and up with the with these donors. It's
really that is the scam. Yeah, that's great.
That is a scam. Look what I can do. I got this scathing report,
but there's an iceberg underneath it. Do you want the
iceberg? No, I don't want to please give us some money. How
much? Do your take 150 million bucks. For starters,
you take my daughter who my Aberdeen presidential model.
So so to throw this at the public is nonsense. Well, look,
that she gave her a scathing report, and then she still got
the money, huh? How does that happen?
Are people or is the press just
dumb? Well, that's the part of my second part. Ah, there we go.
Hillary nonsense regarding email, Andrea Mitchell asks a
question. This is one I don't know how often this question was
asked, or even this is the answer to Andrea's question, but
I want to play the Hillary nonsense regarding email. They
played Hillary, then they go to this guy, and then they go to
Hillary Rosen. And they go back and forth. And I want to clear
something up here. Listen to
one other excerpt from Secretary Clinton. This was an answer to a
question about, she said, you know, how can the public trust
they asked that she didn't delete a emails that were
professional but unflattering to her. Here's how she answered
that.
You would have to ask that question to every single federal
employee, because the way the system works, the federal
employee, the individual, whether they have one device,
two devices, three devices, how many addresses they make the
decision. So even if you have a work related device with a work
related.gov account, you choose what goes on that that is the
way our system works, and so we trust it And count on the
judgment of 1000s, maybe millions of people to make those
decisions.
Matthew Dowd, what about that?
Well, I think she's right in that and federal employees have
to be held to a certain standard on how they conduct personal and
that, but 1000s of federal employees aren't the heir
apparent for the Democratic Party to be the nominee as
president and aren't ahead to be the likely president. If the
election were held today, Hillary Clinton would be elected
president knighted states. So I'm hoping that she sees herself
as holding herself to a higher standard in the midst of this.
No, no, no. This is not the way this should have gone. Somebody
in the audience or somebody should have suggested aren't all
the emails that goes through the federal system archived as such
by the NSA and put on Well, no, not even the NSA. As far as I
know. This is what happened during the, during the era when
Reagan was was an office and you had all the north and Poindexter
and all these guys, they dug up their old emails that were on
archives that they hadn't began, they've been they were erased,
they all the North would erase his emails. People do that to
get your box cleared out. But that doesn't mean that mail is
gone forever. No, go okay, Hillary was indicating that,
well, we're responsible for our own boxes, and we just erased
what we erase. Nobody called her out on this is bullcrap. Well,
that is another one of these technical issues that we deal
with more and more in this technological society, that the
mainstream media the press, in general is not prepared to
address because they don't know fuck
all. They don't know anything. They're idiots. I'm looking at
these guys, you know, there's like this Hillary thing there
was like, I'm actually adding up the value of the cameras.
They're running these, you know, five d, Mark threes, that you
know, a two $3,000 can't know how stuff works with a with a
$2,000 white lens. At the end of it, they get like all this gear,
and they can ask a question that's so obvious is aren't
these backed up then at the initial point where they're
actually sent? And that's the problem with you having your own
email server because you can do whatever you want with this
stuff. But no, nobody says that. She goes on with me if you
played that clip, and you actually don't play that clip
again. But that clip is this is a deceptive bullcrap answer. And
then nobody on the NewsHour says anything about it? Well, I guess
well, you know, she should keep herself to a higher level. Give
me a break.
Here is a question about the server itself, which again,
shows just the poor, poor knowledge base or at least
quality of questions. Well,
the system we used was set up for President Clinton's office.
And it had numerous safeguards. It was on property guarded by
the Secret Service, and there were no security breaches. So I
think that the the use of that server, which started with my
husband, certainly proved to be effective and secure. Now, with
respect to any sort of future, future issues. I trust the
American people to make their decisions about political and
public matters. And I feel that I've taken unprecedented steps
to provide right on script related emails, they're going to
be in the public domain. And I think that Americans will find
that to, you know, interesting, and I look forward to having a
discussion about that.
Now, there are so many questions that should and could have been
asked about this. You know, just to say there was there was no
never had an intrusion. It was guarded by the the Secret
Service, you need some, they're more what kind of server? You
know, what was the line that was connected to it? And maybe not
for this press conference, but nobody seems to be asking that.
And really, something else took place, which is between Matt and
Jen, which there's been a little bit of reporting on but you
know, the State Department's email has been hacked and has
subsequently been shut down. Which really plays into
Hillary's cards, I think. Yeah, no,
I think it may actually be a setup to make Hillary Thank you.
Set up that would be like, never happened to me.
It just it seems to me a little bit unusual, where we're in a
position where hackers from Russia or from wherever they
are, have more access to the State Department records and
archives and the American public and Congress. So
this is asking a good question why the hackers have more access
to your email than the American public and Congress.
Does that strike you as being
pacity? Matt? Well, they
hacked your email system, okay.
Now this is where As much as I love, Matt, Matt, you need to
call me. Because you could shine here, my friend, you could shine
by first not saying, Well, it's been hacked. You know, let's use
some real adult word, shall we? Did they penetrate a firewall?
That wasn't an SSH issue? Was it maybe just someone who had a
password or an administrator? Let's ask some real grown up
questions. So I had
to shut it all down. Yes. Presumably, and they're still in
there. Apparently,
they're still in there, Matt? No, no, no, no, no little green
man running around,
get out of the computer, and buy. Let me stop you before you
go on. If he asked those questions that you just
suggested, what do you think Saki would do? She fall over?
You can't answer those questions. She doesn't even know
what you're talking. I
know. But we have to start somebody has to start somewhere.
And she'd have to refer to some other expert. But then Matt Lee,
I think he's the guy who will follow through, you might write
up on it. Because he is what an opportunity, but just to say
they're still in there. Come on, that's crap, or whatever
it is. So they're seeing stuff that the rest of us can't see.
What are they seeing? Just some you stuff? Right? Well, right. I
don't think you have an assessment of unless there's
something I don't know about your email capacity of what
actually they had access to. We take precautions we fight 1000s
of attacks every single day stop.
Could you please Is there a list of these 1000s of attacks every
single day? You are the most transparent administration
history. But can we please see are these DDoS attacks is it
probing What is it right
but that's still right, Matt dude, issue as far as you know,
as we've said, it's it's continues to be an issue.
Obviously, cybersecurity remains a
threat is one from this one. From this one, though. The one
attack the cause the whole system, cause you to shut down
the whole Well, I'm just
not gonna get that specific. There are 1000s of attacks we
deal with every day. Continue to come back.
Why don't we start there? Someone has to start doing this.
This is this is necessary. This is no nice day things are going
with the media. They're gonna sacrifice me I know, it's not
gonna happen.
What do you think?
Well, it gets worse. Here we have Hillary throughout this
entire press conference, which was at the United Nations women
of the world, we are the world thing, which he answered these
questions of G major state and I watched the whole thing, then be
like, Oh, I should have used two devices. Now. Boy, how dumb I
should have had a work device and should have had a private
device. You know, and oh, that was just not smart. Not smart.
Why didn't I do that? And then our journalists in the tech
media recode Kara Swisher. Get this out of her have,
you know, a an iPad, mini iPad and iPhone and Blackberry?
Oh, seems like she has plenty of stuff all of a sudden.
Please. Blackberry, iPad, mini iPad. Why not an iPhone now?
Dianne Feinstein is she said iPhone just an iPhone? Let's
just set it. She said iPhone, iPad iPad, mini iPhone,
BlackBerry.
And aside and blackberry Yeah, yeah. Because yeah, play that
again. I gotta hear it again. Okay. Sorry. What was it called
again?
Recode. Yeah, here we go.
I have a, you know, a an iPad, Mini, iPad and iPhone and a
Blackberry.
She said an iPhone and a Blackberry has two devices.
Hello, same thing. Why
am I playing the clip?
Well, that's so I wanted to confirm it because I didn't hear
that iPhone BlackBerry combo. Hmm. All right. And, of course,
she's been called out on that. Right? Not that I know of. Okay,
nevermind. What was I thinking? Dianne Feinstein
ran interference for though, which was quite quite, quite
endearing. Do
you see a problem with how this was done? Perception wise?
No, not yet. I don't use it. Because as I understand it, the
regulations were unclear. And there's no specific law. In
November of last year, four months ago, the President in
fact signed a law. And that law said that if you use your
personal email, and there's government material on it, that
government material must be transferred within 20 days. That
in itself says the situation isn't clear. And I think what
has to happen is it has to be cleared up.
Diana running cover for Hillary there. It's quite interesting.
Well, I think you know, I think we've talked about this in the
last show in the show before or the last show not the show
before but Hillary's idea to do this was wise.
Yeah. always yes, there's much better than these. And then
still people got their questions in about the about the, the
donations about the scam. So the question is are there but it's
really all about the emails and the server and the two devices
and unprecedented and she's going to go above and beyond big
it's just everyone buys into it. And let us remember that the New
York Times broke this story. And you know, we're really, really
soft on it all. On Being very careful, because they were asked
to come in and write we
went over the story and the source of the story and the
Brazilian guy, wherever it was the hacker discovered it in the
first place. And yeah, it was very soft. Yeah, there aren't
kids, that guy wearing kid gloves or there's a group, a
large group of the American media and the public that want
Hillary to be president. And then there's a large group that
doesn't. Yeah, yeah, of course. We'll see who wins that
did fight around Austin. I hear you know, I hear the typical
Obama by women like Hillary they're not really happy happy
with her anymore. They're not ready for Hillary.
Your turn not ready trailer doesn't sound like their resume
not ready for Hillary.
Man, man, man. You want to do something on common core, which
I just want to remind you?
Yes.
Oh, wait, I'm sorry. I am remiss. One, well, I can't just
do that without doing this. Where two plus three
was looking up a bunch of stuff and you know, again, you know,
the whole common core thing now their children are revolting,
chill children themselves. There's they're doing walkouts,
they're doing all this stuff that was reminiscent of when I
was a kid when the kids actually did you know, the protests
protests we had when I was in high school. I was involved in a
walkout. Oh, yeah.
What was it about?
It was pretty it was a hassle. What was it about a it was a it
was error. I'll tell you the story said that there was some
teacher that everybody loved. And they were going to fire him
for some reason and they ruined thought it was unjustified
fiddling.
Sorry, no, no, I'm, I'm listening.
And the students decided to do a walkout until this was resolved
properly. So we did this huge walkout everybody left your
classrooms, they just got up and walked I don't even know how who
started who came up with the idea of why it was done. But
everybody was involved. And back in
the day, you weren't beaten down like little slave lids and
drugged up on adderall or ritalin, or I guess that must
have been it, whatever the case was, it was exciting. So we
ended the high school so we all walked out of class and stood
around outside and then there was an announcement that this
whatever the situation was, and I wish I could remember it was
resolved and they're going to do this in any other day. So
everyone went back in and so I guess the news media got wind of
this or something. And they came over and some douchebag reporter
pulled the fire alarm to get the kids to come back outside to the
country shoot it so they could shoot some pictures. Man how you
got is the walkout Wow. I think that may have been part of the
Genesis my way of thinking funny
EDS funny how they did it a new town as well it's funny
Ring Ring Ring and so they come out there what have been some
some guys in the newspaper they just wanted to take our
pictures. So we went back into class oh man so the kids are
going completely ballistic about this and they mainly because
why this crap well as
nine hour test and and they then they know it's crap. And the
funny thing is, so I've got some interesting clips here. And
let's play the intro to it which is clip one which introduces us
to to the to the issue as it's now evolving.
Testing for the Common Core Learning Standards and US Public
Schools began earlier this month. And just as a rebellion
is brewing against the common core. There are now protests
building against the national tests associated with them.
Reports of students refusing to take the tests are coming in
daily. And if those numbers keep building, it could endanger the
goals of the standards themselves. Our special
correspondent for Education John Merrow has the story from New
Jersey.
Live we're live Something big is happening in New Jersey and it's
being broadcast on YouTube.
If you're like following us on Twitter or Instagram make sure
you use the hashtag is hashtag occupy NPS
and you guys Newark high school students occupied the
superintendent's office for three days whatever was one of
their issues are common core tests.
This is a pretty big deal. taking back our district.
Politicians actually get very nervous when they see how many
people are against One thing they have money power, they have
political power but we have people power.
It's happening in Montclair way protest group released this
video. That's my fighting back.
I'm trying to push back against the test because I'm not just a
number and I'm not a Dallas. We are refusing a test.
We fuse. Wait a minute, Montclair, New Jersey. I know
people in the school system now they say yeah, Kimberly Academy.
I don't know. I didn't I didn't hear that. Okay, well, I'll get
on that.
So all hell's breaking loose with this test and bit people
are bailing out the test is a joke. You can go I recommend
people I was going to add this as long
as Montclair State by the way. The I know people that did, you
could go
online Google the Common Core tests, sample tests and you can
go take some of these tests and the worst ones are from this
operation, which is funded by Bill and Melinda Gates.
Oh, of course. And that is what what is it called? So
one that Pearson owns. Pearson which is which has begun by this
operation called achieve is achieved. We we've talked about
a lot which Eve has a has
a cola. There's all the all these elites,
Greg Barrett, ex CEO of Intel. It's got Lou Gerstner, the
chairman emeritus IBM the guy used to run IBM I mean, the
whole thing
go to search.na shownotes.com You'll find all of the the top
anyways Ay, ay, er grade p i gonna get it here for a second.
No, by the way, this one guy is the head of it. Now he's also
the head of the freedom or one of the top guys in the Freedom
Project. And that's, that is apparently a P PAC, a political
PAC by Boehner, John Boehner. Oh, so the Republicans have got
involved in the money making aspect of this. But let's go on
with the with the a couple of these clips. Now the second clip
introduces I think is the star of the show. It's a little 12
year old girl, who is now testifying she In this clip,
she's testifying before the State Senate or the state
assembly. And then she comes on later with an explanation when
she doesn't like about and you can tell she's like a very
sharp, charming girl. That is she understands what's wrong
with this test. And even though she could probably pass it quite
easily, but play clip to
what's happening in the state capitol.
In conclusion, the park high stakes standardized test will
hurt our students, teachers and school. That is why I am
refusing PARCC tests. When I heard about what happened in New
York, how like 60,000 people opted out. And I thought, wow,
that's something we can't do about it.
Wait a minute, that kid's a shill. Kid is
that kids a shill, but she's definitely a shill. And as the
excellent work
is one of two national tests of the Common Core State Standards
being given to about 15 million students starting with third
graders in 28 states in Washington DC this spring, the
common core and the tests have their defenders
I think the Common Core State Standards have upped the ante
for everybody, that it is indeed more rigorous, so we needed a
more rigorous assessment.
Alright, so this is one of the apologists that the testing
companies Park p a r c sinus. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. They're
ones owned by Pearson publishing. And there's all this
gates foundation money and all this other stuff going on. So
they, because I didn't realize it at the time, but most of
these tests are incredibly conduct computer intensive. What
does that mean? And and so they need all of this new gear. And
the little girl bitches about this
iPads or have no Dell laptops and stuff? Well, no, they're
actually window Windows, Windows, but they're not cheap.
Whatever the case is, there's a short point to be made. I think
in clip three, we can play that
Julia Rubin is one of the founders of save our schools,
New Jersey,
nobody really cares about the ideology of the group. It's
about saving our schools. It's about protecting those children.
Strange bedfellows is
so much fun. One message many voices, and that is the winning
strategy.
The message tests take away from teaching and learning.
They're impacting the kind of education kids are getting,
because they're eating up a lot of instruction time with test
preparation and test drilling. If what you're measuring is
English and math, then all these unimportant subjects like art
and music and science and social studies, languages, you know,
that gets put aside. So how was your day?
Now, this is an interesting point, there's only these two
tests, one for English and one's for math. What happened to stem?
That's like, bumping right into the other meme. Right? We got
one meme, the Common Core meme bumping into the stem meme. And
I think that's kind of interesting, but let's listen
again to the little 12 year old, he's playing with some logic.
What's wrong with these tests
are 12 year old daughter Raisa, singles out the PARCC test? Have
you taken it?
I've taken two Some sample tests or do you think it was fairly
confusing? You're supposed to pick one right answer, which is
hard for a lot of people, but tests must have a right and they
did have a right answer. Like they had a defined right answer.
They asked, What do
you do, dude? This kid? Oh my god this kid is this is we need
her
gold mine.
I mean she's 12 When I was 12 is like, look, I have a pubic hair.
I would I couldn't talk like this kid, this kid's amazing.
Oh, no, this kid's fantastic.
These is not a main idea. But all of them kind of tied in to
the idea of so everybody had a different answer. Because
everybody interpreted text differently. There's never going
to be one right way to solve a problem. So why should there be
one right answer?
Left and right and
MK Ultra John MK Ultra this kid for sure. Check to the
cost of the tests.
They say in New Jersey needs at least five minutes. $75 million.
I've heard of schools that are have a shortfall of a half
1,000,003 quarters of a million so it's it is something this is
costly.
Wow. Wow. Okay. I'm liking this. Oh,
no, that clip seems to be cut off somewhere. But she mentions
the
number five has little girl again, I guess. Does it
Yeah. Okay, play phyla must be in their
students will spend up to 11 hours taking the test over nine
days. Most will take them on computers, and everyone's
expecting glitches.
What the computer thinks gonna be like, a lot of them. There's
like all these different problems like dragging and
dropping. And a lot of students don't know how to do this kind
of stuff on the computer.
I think the only people who benefit from this would be those
who are selling the tests.
Oh, wow. Wow. Not quite clicked for the day. But border line.
Border? Well,
yeah. I have the Common Core last and kicker which you know,
is we have six now you have six we need to do 606 Yeah, this Oh,
yes, six has got one of the average counter advertisements
are starting to bring out to get people back on board kitchen
establishment has gone on the offensive.
The old standardized test merely evaluated Tommy's ability to
memorize basic facts, the new assessments measure deep
understanding of the types of problems people encounter in the
real world.
Critical thinking,
Okay, let me bring something critical thinking Java uses
advisement. Go to google and type common core sample tests
and gets go on some of these sites where they have to have
actual sample tests and go to the third grade one. And take it
and tell me that this is appropriate testing for a third
grader A, and what is the appropriate testing for anybody?
Okay, it's got propaganda, that you read this piece of
propaganda about something or other, and then you have to
analyze it based on you know, on some some structural aspect,
including, when I looked at some of these questions, this is this
is advanced thing. This is crazy. It's completely nuts. And
so let's finish off the whole thing here with the with the
Common Core last and kicker and then we'll talk maybe about,
there's absolutely no data to show that imposing this quote
unquote, accountability has improved educational outcomes.
In fact, just the opposite inequalities increased with the
test primarily measure is the wealth of their families.
Whoa, the wealth of their families,
that's when it comes down to anything one woman, just one
supervising woman who is all in on this was asked the question,
doesn't this just the show to these kids that they're failures
because they can't pass this test? Because the test is just a
piece of crap. And you're just not going to pass it if you're
you're not really sitting there too hard, you know, thinking
about it very difficult. In fact, the questions that you
take a sample test, they give you two hours to do them,
because you it takes forever to figure out what you're trying to
get you to do. To answer like the little girl said there yeah,
there is a right answer, but you forget it was pointless. And the
woman says Yeah, well, that may be true, but they're gonna find
that out anyway, we this way they find out. This is what she
basically said. They're gonna find out that they're losers
earlier. And then we can deal with that before they get out of
high school. Damn, it was very harsh. And if you look into
this, it's all big money, that kind of money. That's mostly
that's
where I that's where I wanted to go. You sent me off on a on a
research Hans and I diligently complied. And this is the Lumina
Foundation,
the Lumina Foundation. I was interested because the Lumina
Foundation is part of the group that promotes the What's this
other organization that go ahead, they go from what they
give money and guidance to this other organization which gives
money and guidance to another organization which gives money
and guidance To the the guys who put this common chord together.
And if anyone was looking, there's a good really good site.
You can look this up Arizonans against common core, they got
some very interesting things there that indicate that, that
it's actually most of these ideas stemmed back to Tony
Blair, where they were stolen. But that's another discussion.
But the Lumina Foundation, which would got me triggered on that.
It was a little at the bottom of this guy's lecture or essay in
the Stanford Social Innovation Review. It says the Lumina
Foundation is the largest private foundation in the United
States are one of them committed solar was the largest committed
solely to enrolling and graduating more students from
college. Right?
If they had, and they have a billion dollars,
and they have a billion dollars, and
would you like me to take over for a second with someone now?
I got my point out of the way that there's a little 12 year
old out there we have to be leery of.
First off. Yeah, no, we need to employ this 12 year old. Oh,
yeah, I'm not quite sure what for but she could just imagine,
those beheading videos are completely bogus live. On the no
agenda show. She'll be fantastic. So the Lumina
Foundation, they have a little a promo video, I figured it's
always nice to first listen to the way they market themselves,
and what their mission is, and then go over to the form 990,
which is a legal document they filed with the IRS, which of
course tells us exactly what they do, not just in words, but
also the numbers is quite obvious what this is all about.
Oh, yeah, it's a nice little background music. Come on,
everybody come on America. Success
in an increasingly competitive world economy depends upon our
ability to solve two major problems. First, our educational
system is not producing the results our country needs. The
United States economy faces a shortage of 16 million college
graduates by the year 2025. For the first time in US history,
younger adults are less well educated than their parents. We
know talent and drive are well distributed across our
population. But high income students are seven times more
likely to get a college degree than our low income students.
Our universities have to do better at nurturing that talent,
because we cannot meet our educational goals until we find
ways for all students to succeed. The second problem is
that universities exist in a competitive environment. This
can work against us by keeping valuable ideas and strategies
from spreading. We have hotspots of innovative student success
initiatives around the country, too often, these good ideas are
staying where they're born, there are nearly 700 public
universities in the US enrolling almost 7 million undergraduate
students, we need to spread proven innovations and scale
them up from place to place only then can we graduate a higher
number of students, including low income students with quality
degrees, solving these two major problems was the motivation for
our 11 large public,
I want to shoot myself. You get the idea, blah, blah, blah.
Yeah,
and there's also a couple interesting things in there. She
kind of says, we have all these potential college students. She
doesn't cruise she, I think she kind of says that they there's a
lot of wealthy kids that aren't going to college and we got to
get those kids back on that track. They,
Okay, now let's switch over to form 990. The mission of Lumina
Foundation is to expand access and success in education beyond
high school, particularly among adults, first generation college
students, low income students and students of color. The
mission is directed toward a single overarching goal. This is
it to increase the percentage of Americans with high quality
degrees certificates and other credentials to 60%. By the year
2025. Nice but a billion dollars, a billion dollars. And
they most of this money. Where do you think it comes from this
billion dollars? Or? Yeah, I'm sorry, let me let me ask the
question. Let me ask the question differently. So their
gross their income for 2013 Was I think, $92 million. Where do
you think most of that income comes from? Because it's right
here. The numbers are right here. I don't know from
investments in corporate stocks, investments in bonds. They have
half a billion dollars in corporate stock. And well,
actually 441,000,550 2 million, half a billion in other
investments and they have a schedule attached to that you
see is mainly bonds. They really don't spend a lot of money. This
is when actually I can tell you what they spend it on. They
spend it on themselves, obviously. But they spent at
conferences $3 million research and publications $3 million from
Anthony Smith $7 million. So that this is an investment
vehicle is what this is, this is a tax free you because it's a
513. C, you could be for tax free, you just hand them their
money, you get to deduct all that. And then they have this
huge beautiful drinking club, as you would call it, John. And
I'll tell you some of the salaries of the executives who
are trying to help our children. Secondly, scroll down I have it
all marked up in the show notes for you can find it at 703 dot
no agenda notes.com. Oops, it this thing is 200 pages by the
way. It's just kind of nutty.
Wow, they Yeah, there's good they have they dedicated the
right and that thing.
So first of all, all of the directors are being paid. You
don't see this too often on a 990. At least not the kind of
outfits we look at. It's not abnormal for a director of a of
a publicly traded company to make money. But these people,
some of them have here zero hours. And that's Gerald bapco.
And he's still got $5,000. So let's see we have that's per
week. Then we have Yeah, yeah. Now that he's total compensation
was 5000. But he worked zero hours. Yeah. So, Jay, that's the
US for a year, right. But then if you take Palma Laura Palmer
noon, she made $30,000 for two hours a week of work.
But she makes so now there was you make $15,000 an hour if you
actually work.
And but yeah, and while that's not entirely true, I think two
per week, but it's not I said bullshit. You know, I did a
couple meetings. I didn't do anything. But this is a
philanthropic organization, isn't it? I mean, why do you
need any of that just joined the board and say I'm on the board
and leave the money in there to help kids now. Cheap chief
executive is making $700,000 Nice. The Vice President and
Treasurer and CFOs probably
a lot of free expenses. Flight cya.
There's all of that in there. He's making half a million. Now
it just goes on and on. These people are making bank big money
being made here. And of course, the you know, they have huge
expenses that goes towards the stockbrokers. So all this thing
is, is a write off for all presumably because they don't
disclose who's putting money in or you know, they just don't
disclose that or where the money came from. All these rich people
are putting their money into this vehicle. This thing spends
me 10 20 million a year of doing some conferences, you know,
whatever, traveling somewhere hanging out.
There's another clip that I dying and hookers, huh. Yeah,
I'm sure they're doing all the above. There's another clip of
don't have it because it came in late. It was just showing up
that apparently there is a lot of money going in from here.
I'll make this get this clip ready for Sunday, money coming
in from hedge funds into the Cuomo and campaign and other
campaigns in New York, to promote the idea of more and
more and more
charter schools? Well, yeah, of course, that's where the
business is.
That's where the business is where the money is to be made
this whole thing and
random number theory, random number theory, John, that
little,
that little girl who made the comment, and you know, some of
these kids can even don't even know a drag and drop is when
using a computer because they don't really know the poor kids
what she didn't say, Yeah, but a lot of the kids can't do these
things on the computer, because they're not just just not, you
know, the third graders, for starters. And so the idea is to
wash them out as fast as you can get this charter schools up,
take the kids that have some chops, even the ones that don't
have any money, but some have really bright and put them into
charter schools. marginalize everybody else, this is what I'm
believing is going on, marginalize everybody else to
get them into the loser status as quickly as you can. And then
five, and then back it up with the Corrections Corporation of
America another or correction Corporation, correction
corporation ccrcc. That Bill and Melinda Gates, I don't know what
this has to do with public health, or anything or
education. But they're big investors in the in the
privatized prison system. And let's just build up the prisons,
get these kids on a fast track to prison. It was spot them
early. That's what the woman said, we oh, you know these
castles, find these kids, these dummies, find the dumbest kids
we can and we'll find them early. And then we know where
they're going, you know what to do. And she uses the word
intervention. And yet, that's what she's gonna do. They're
gonna just route those kids right to jail, where they're
going to be used by the Federal operation that that uses
prisoners to do work, they build furniture, they do all these
sorts of things for no money, because it's a prison system of
slave labor. And we're back in business. We're back in the
1850s. And nobody seems to give a crap and they're the
Democrats. rat black folks in the United States as to have
this happening right under their noses. And they don't seem to.
Well, yeah, I know. Yeah. My brother's in jail. My,
I believe there's, there's another part to this, which is
what I'm what I'll call the population enslavement comp
complex. You know, the originally, in the speech, it
was not just the military industrial complex, it was the
educational, military industrial complex, dynamic academics.
Thank you. I'm going to add banking and education to this
random number theory coincidence? Who knows, here's
President Obama in Georgia. And I'm going to play his opening
jokes first, because it's always funny to hear that this was very
gay. By the way, he did a pretty good job. That's pretty good.
I wasn't directed specifically at you, but you do look pretty
good. What do you think I now may not be the best gauge
I may not be the best gauge
gauge.
Okay, right here. Now this is what is happening to our
children, who are who are now being encouraged by outfits like
Lumina to eventually go to college, we need to enslave you
from the get go before you even go in. And here's the president
who's going to run down the incredible list of improvements
we've made for your convenience. And really listen to this, this
is just
frightening. And that's why we've acted again and again to
make college more affordable. Five years ago, this month, by
the way,
it's not more affordable, it's just to make your payment plan,
bless,
it is hardly more affordable. It's not even close to being
more affordable, it is still going up.
But he is changing the definition of affordable. The
definition of affordable is how much you're going to have to pay
each month. Based upon your the slave job you receive, we
enacted the largest reforms to the student loan program in his
Elizabeth Warren, I believe that was a part of that to make sure
we remember that
we cut out, we cut out the big banks that were taking taxpayer
dollars and serving as middlemen in the student loan game.
And we thought, hey, we could screw these kids where the
government,
we say, well, let's just give the money directly to the
students and enslave them, like you.
So give the money you hear that these words, just give the money
to these students. Hey, where's my Obama cash? Oh, we saved.
As a result of that change. We save billions of dollars, we
were able to expand tax credits and Pell Grants, and put college
within reach for millions more middle class and low income
students across the country. Then we fought to keep interest
rates on student rates. Interest rates on student loans low
Wait a minute, whatever you've had to fight to keep if you're
the government and you're handing out free money like you
do with the banks, where you charge 0% But you had to fight
with somebody about the 6% you're charging the kids what
did you know? Did you hear of said fight John?
Yeah, hear him say fight. But
did you did you do you remember a fight about this about the I
don't remember a fight? Isn't the government supposed to give
us a good deal?
Well, not that I know of
and kept how high those rates can rise. Yeah, check this out.
As a result, the typical undergrad is saving about
100 $1,500. We also acted let millions of graduates kept their
loan payments. This is 10% of their incomes. This is
it. This is the one that bothers me. That is enslavement. Do you
come in here and when you come in, here's what we're gonna do.
When you're done, we're going to take 10% of whatever you earn
until you pay it off. That's scary deal, man. That's that
truly is enslavement. And here comes the just atrocious this
bothers me as a American
so in order to spur more of a conversation to get more folks
engaged,
okay, we know that's that's a common conversation.
We're gonna try something new. Yeah, to help do this. We're
gonna be we're gonna steal something sacred and make it
marketing. It's not a fancy
new program. It's not it doesn't have a complicated acronym. It
doesn't involve a new spending or bureaucracy. It's just a
simple organizing principle that I want all of us
write that down. John is simple organizing principle. He doesn't
say that stuff for that reason.
To sign on to a declaration of values,
a declaration of values. Notice how we're now putting words like
declaration of valid Declaration of Independence declaration of
values. I find that sketchy but they In
what I'm calling a student aid bills of rights, a Student Aid
Bill of Rights,
this is not okay. What is this you can't be using Bill of
Rights in this manner. It's this trickery making this like, like
you get some kind of great deal on affordable college and it's
your right. And it's a declaration. This is really this
is this. This is stuff Goebbels will be going like, Ah, this is
good. Good stuff Zia, good man, how Obama
and it says every student deserves access to a quality
affordable education deserves deserve, every student should be
able to access the resources to pay for college, like money from
the government, Every borrower has the right to an affordable
repayment plan.
And now you're a borrower notice you were a student a minute ago.
Now you're a borrower. Oh, boy. Yeah, zero, good. And Obama,
Every borrower has the right to quality, customer service,
reliable information, and fair treatment, even if they struggle
to repay their loans.
Now, I'll tell you, I would rather be dealing with
commercial banks than with the government if I want customer
service, or fair treatment. Wow, this is beyond me.
It's a simple set of principles that if everybody signed on to
publicans, Democrats, state legislators, university
presidents, members of Congress, it can focus our attention on
all these different things that we're doing into one simple
basic idea, which is make sure that when you're doing the right
thing that your society has got your back. Looking out for you,
you're
looking out for you. Here's what's gonna happen. Hey, kid,
you didn't pay your temper sin. Let's go to jail.
Wow,
that's a great catch. I'm giving you a clip of the day for that
was very kind of you. And it's a good add on to what I was just
talking about. Well, that's
why I said it was like random, random number theory. So I I
gladly gladly share my award with you, sir. Great stuff.
Cliff.
Hi, welcome being this setup guy. What bull crap.
Yeah, yeah, no, bull crap. Do you have anything else?
That's yeah, kids, they don't have a clue. They're clueless.
And then with the
words that are being used as a sinker, we're gonna give you
money, I'm gonna give you money.
First Aid goes from the giving you money to you being a
borrower borrower, somehow a student in between with
great customer service. It's gonna be the same guy who sat
next to you in Lecture Hall, who will be giving you the customer
service for your loan. borrower, a borrower.
10%. Wow.
Yeah. Are we done with that? Well,
not sure. I'm just gonna just continue to just the scam angle
just a little bit more. I want to play this clip.
I really, really have to get something to drink. So
okay, we'll play this clip. This is a little clip as it gets a
good length of clip you can get something to drink. This is
about drug prices going up and went up again every year going
up. We know it's a scam that has to do with the insurance
companies and the rest of it. But there's one little tidbit in
here from some new drug and what it costs. It is a Jim
Okay, well, I'll be listening while I get the drink. I think I
can hear
it. You've no doubt heard it before drug prices are rising
today. A new report from Express Scripts confirms that overall
spending on prescriptions in the United States up 13% Last year,
that is the most since 2003. Mental roll now on what's behind
the rise in drug prices and what's being done about it.
How fast are drug prices rising pharmacy benefits manager
Express Scripts says the increases are setting records,
Express Scripts negotiates drug prices on behalf of insurers. It
says the gains were driven by a 31% increase in the cost of so
called specialty drugs like those for rheumatoid arthritis,
cancer, multiple sclerosis, and especially hepatitis C.
It's just not sustainable pricing. And so we have to do
something to both bring the products to the marketplace, but
also make it affordable for patients.
The drug price wars came to a head last year over Gilead
Sciences revolutionary new pills for hepatitis C. It's Sovaldi
and Harvoni. cost upwards of $80,000 for 12 weeks of
treatment. There you go.
Meanwhile, there's this report purports to show what's behind
and what's being done. What's behind the drug price increase.
It was being done. They never mentioned what's behind it,
except they hint at it, which is the drug company just decide to
raise the prices because they can if you got hepatitis C you
have to take this drug you have no other choice. There's no
other solution and in today He's world, which includes gouging as
part of the culture ever since they took the use or your laws
and threw them away used to be you couldn't charge so much
money for interest on a credit card or anything else for that
matter, because it was against the law. And that's when the
loan sharks came around. And they broke the law by charging
too much interest. That was the real law breaking that they were
doing. But now that's all gone. There's no more loan sharks, you
just go to the payday place or some local little guy operation
and you can get as much money as you want paying a huge interest
rate, because they can get away with it because nobody cares.
And these drugs did just jack up to what can we get for this
drug? I don't know. Remember, but $80,000 on
remember, remember on the last show, we were talking about how
the domain registrar's are being hounded by that was the name of
the outfit. The company that is saying hey, you know, this, you
can't do this. This is in Canada, we got to get rid of it
because everyone's no has. The Canadian online pharmacies have
cheap, much cheaper drugs. And so they're going after the
domain names and trying to bring them down. And
yeah, it's all part of the same scam. But and by the way, they
had this one guy on from Regeneron. Who was the
CEO Hold on one second. So just I don't want to read you a
question from the chat rooms. And it's not a bad question.
What nonsense if they can raise the price? Why didn't they rise
them before? Or per dinar? Well, I don't know. It's like, is that
your no agenda thinking cap you have on?
It? That's a crazy question. Because it's like, perhaps you
didn't know that you could do or you didn't know or the
government has some there was some oversight, or maybe there's
some regulations or there was a lot of different things in play.
Obamacare wasn't in plan and the whole country hasn't been taken
over by insurance, which Obamacare is all about
insurance. It's not about anything else. Yep, this entire
scam has not been completely it before. Like 10 years ago, the
scam wasn't in place for this to work. And
now it is every damn is in place. Yes, the insurance
company or you everything goes through insurance, so you're not
really paying anything. 10 years from now, you would have
probably had to pick up a huge part of that $80,000 You would
have and I can I'm gonna die. I don't care. I can't I can't
afford it. And now you don't pay anything you pay a copay of
$1,000 Let's say well, I get $80,000 with the pills for
$1,000 Meanwhile, the $80,000 Paid for by the insurance
company goes straight into the coffers of the drug companies.
This whole thing is rigged, gouge and ensure course
insurance prices keep going up.
Can we stop at John C. Dvorak. How do we stop the insanity
well the only way to stop it is single payer
I'm gonna do that with you on Sunday we're not going to do
that today. We don't have any time we have to thank people
Yeah, we better thank him before us
I'm gonna show my move by Joe nice to know agenda when people
who could do that oh yeah, that'd be fun
All right, we do have a bunch of people to thank for today's show
before we conclude today's show with all these complaining let's
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We will have to continue with that. Yeah, he's got a whole
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Giga ohm on Sunday, though. Yeah, this is I think this is
important. Why? Because it's tech press melt melt downs.
You're gonna see stuff melting down. I think the money is
running out on venture backed news organizations where they
think they've peaked. It peaked. Alright.
And
oh, well, yeah, I do have one chicken. I got a couple of tech
news clips.
It's funny you mentioned that. I was just about to say where is
the tech grouch? No, open the cage.
On my phone, the way I see it the only good phones a landline
and the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
Everybody cyber tech news.
I have the my clip of the day is this one which is I think that
this is the p Apple has got to peak out with this with this
particular clip and Tim Cook telling it like it is about the
new drywall or the new Apple Watch.
With the built in speaker and microphone, you can receive
calls on your watch I've been wanting to do this since I was
five years old.
It's that clip for the day because I laughed the first time
I heard it. When I when I watched the whole thing. Oh,
man, what a what a dog what a dog hold on what a dog. What's a
dog? This whole watch thing is a dog. It is or, you know, the
only thing that's cool is, when I saw this, I'm really trying
like, I want to find something to like in this watch. And yeah,
it's not gonna be measuring might be I don't have a band for
measuring stuff about my my health, or tracking my steps.
And I'm not interested in that. But then this haptic feedback
where you can tap and then your friend feels this tap. I'm like,
Yeah, re enter Morse code.
This is perfect. Well, Morse code can make a comeback at any
moment.
But there's, I mean, I think that the future, if you want to
have a wearable that I would actually be interested in
something that just vibrates on my wrist in certain ways. That's
all it has to do. And it's not a watch. It's just a band or
something or whatever. You know, it's just something that
vibrates based upon someone else doing something there. I think
there's something interesting there doesn't have to be
connected to your phone or any of that. I don't know. Maybe
just me.
Well, then the candidate counter story is this one, which I think
is worth listening to. And this is the tumors tech news.
Okay, this is interesting.
Wearable technology grows in importance with each and every
new technology. Whether it's wildly successful, like the
shirt or pants pocket iPhone, are a bit too early for its time
like Google Glass undergoing a serious reworking tech giant
Intel is pushing it as far as the imagination will allow.
Wearables is just going to be how you live your life,
everything that's a part of your life, we'll have some type of
technology that's talking to some other type of technology.
Wearables are a major thrust of consumer electronics makers.
These are and I
wear them everyday just to listen to music, a lot of the
stuff seem to be more and more hands free, it's going to be a
lot easier for the average person like you or me to use.
But yeah, I'm really excited about what's to come.
Coming soon solar powered clothing to keep all your
wearables fully charged. But there may be a heavy costs Yes,
exposed to what some people are calling Electrosmog.
Professional Joel Moskowitz of UC Berkeley, Public Health says
the devices emit differing amounts of microwave radiation
that in their totality may cause some users to get everything
from electromagnetic sensitivity to tumors
on your body and transmitter that emits microwave radiation
is potentially harmful.
Microwave
tumors
as pretty good. tumors. Yeah, tumors as sure
once they make this connection, by the way of having radio to
your head constantly and brain cancer on that side of the of
the amount, I
think that connection has been made. It's just it's not
reported widely, because these are big advertisers. And I'm
gonna piss on Sam. So very few people who talk about
advertising at all,
but I actually saw some, some advertising stuff that is what
you've always said, you know, we talk about the Internet of
Things is bullcrap. That is, that includes your finally
refrigerators going to be connected. And so we have two
stories. One is from visa, who say, yeah, you can be able to
pay for stuff. And you'll get ads, which is what you've always
asserted, you get ads on your refrigerator and visa as the
company is going to bring it to you. And then a consortium of
banks is saying, Well, we're very interested in having the
refrigerator communicate back to us how it's being used, so we
can determine if you're, if you're a good a good person to
lend money to. I mean, if if our if our investment advisory and
if our investment is, you know, it's being treated properly.
Yeah, this is all about it's all about spying and and selling us
crap and keeping us stupefied. in a daze a smog of crap was
information overload. It's everywhere. It'd be ads that
would do it. Here's the big money we can quit this job right
now and go make some money ads on the Apple Watch. No, not that
anybody's gonna buy an Apple Watch, but then buy the company
that puts ads on it. Yeah, you know, little advertising
company, they turn over quickly. Give me one year 12 months for B
we'll figure out that these watches are take at least that
long before the final verdict comes in. By the way. The one
thing that I think is negative I'm going to write about this in
somewhere is Kevin Rose wrote in some publication that that he
considered As the and the headline was reflected this,
that the gold apple watch is a douchebag alert. And then this
guy became a semi meme on Twitter ah amongst the women. Oh
yeah, that'd be douche anyone has that watch
oh that's not good. Oh, that's not good.
This is not good.
This is all bad although I've heard real watch collectors who
don't think twice about dropping 10 grand on a watch. Now if they
really want to have it then it's not because of the money they
actually they think oh, that's cool. I want to have that they
like it.
Well that's funny because rose considers himself a watch
collector and he says no to that.
And why are we talking about him?
I'm just saying the tech news it's tech news.
Earlier I Rick rolled up all iPhone and iPad users I'm really
getting into this whole idea of the incredible security hole as
voice activated systems become become more prevalent so of
course I don't want anyone to feel left out. Okay Google Play
Never Gonna Give You Up. I got an email from Cade Cloonan one
of our listeners producers short time listen to the no agenda
show here. The Hey Siri feature by vote sorry. Activated again.
Oh, my iPhone has been activated twice by audio from the best
podcast in the universe. In both instances. The trigger word was
Syria. Ah. How about a Syria Syria? Yeah, she went on? Yep,
hold on that. That's fantastic.
All right. Before we close tech news out right.
Before we just closed Hey, Siri. Hey Siri, you're gonna get
nuked?
Oracle tech news just I think it's tech news.
Yeah, you are cranking it out. Today. My friend is great.
A lawsuit was filed by a sailor with the America's Cup champion
team Oracle has led to the seizure of one of the team's
catamarans federal marshals say they seized hall number four
yesterday in San Francisco. Joe Spooner of New Zealand is suing
article for $725,000 saying he was unfairly fired over a pay
dispute. The boat is essentially being held as collateral Spooner
wars for Oracle Team USA during its America's Cup victories in
2010. And 2013.
She bastards
exactly cheat seems
like tech news.
Vaughn my phone
All right, I got one wrap up clip just 1111 that I think that
should take us up. Do you have a last one or do I have a topper?
Okay, shall I do mine? Then you'll top mine. Beauty. Top of
me all day. Hit it. Alright, we'll have to set it up. This is
in the New Yorker. I think we may have discussed this. But in
the New Yorker, there was a an article which was a theory about
mh 370 The aircraft that has still not been found but
disappeared. And you know, I'm often called a conspiracy
theorist. Lots of people are called conspiracy theorists,
particularly when you just come out with something that is, you
know, technically feasible but kind of crackpot. Just crackpot.
So I could name it even if I came up with a theory about what
happened and we've discussed this about the the radar
spoofing, etc. You know, I get emails you you're not just a
crackpot, just because it's technically possible doesn't
mean you get the idea. Yeah, but this guy, Jeff Wise, who wrote
this article. If, if you suggest, no matter what your
conspiracy theory is, as long as it ends up with Putin did it
it's okay apparently locked
hatch in the passenger compartment up at the front of
the first class cabin, you can get in there access the the
computers that control the plane control the communications, and
indeed, that generate the signals that the mathematicians
use to determine if the plane went south. So at least in
principle, it's possible to alter the signal. So do you
believe there was a hack by Russian Special Ops and Putin
was tied in? Well, what's interesting is that if you if
you, if you assume that part of the data was spoofed, part of it
can't be spoofed. It's just too difficult. And with that
remaining data, you can still derive a flight path. And that
flight path indicates that it went north across India, along
the border between China and Pakistan and you wind up in
Kazakhstan.
As long as you blame it on Putin and everything's okay. The
Russian the Russian specialist stupidest
thing I've heard for a while.
Yeah, but you know, it's okay. Yeah, it's okay as long as long
as you blame Putin
Okay, now I have this I was gonna put in tech news by decide
to take it out. We're finished. I won't tell you anything else
to say but this is the report about the CIA's is more of a
security story. Break it trying to break into Apple I don't know
what the point of this is. You're gonna have to think about
it. There's something something amiss with the story why they're
even telling us and of course the the simple fact is that this
story has some a big hole in it. Let's play the bogus it says
Bodis break into Apple story.
And there was word today that the Central Intelligence Agency
spent nearly a decade trying to crack crack the coding in Apple
iPhones and iPads. The Intercept and investigative news site
cites documents obtained by Edward Snowden at the National
Security Agency, they indicate that the CIA tried to break into
Apple products as early as 2006. It is unclear if the agency was
ever successful in its attempts.
Okay, two things One 2006 is not a decade to the Apple iPhone
came out in 2007. How were they trying to crack into it in 2006?
Are they time travelers?
Of all the things I thought you were gonna ask? Yes, of course
at time travelers.
We have to read let's read this,
I believe I do have an answer. They, the what I understand
actually have a 22nd clip from CNBC about it. What I understand
is they were trying to infiltrate into Xcode, which is
the development tool that you use for all kinds of development
for the Mac OS 10. But also now iOS. Here, what
I'm seeing about this Greenwald intercept report, it seems to
suggest the US government was working on creating a version of
Xcode. That's Apple's developer tools for software not just for
iOS for the iPhone and iPad but also for os 10. Is it clear at
this point and maybe I'm asking you know too far in advance
information still coming in? Whatever that
is that what Glenn Greenwald said?
I have not read it but apparent I can't you know, these
intercept pieces, man, you starting with oh, I'll read this
interview. It's this is what you have. Journalist. No editors is
too long, like this damn show. It's too long.
Yeah. So the show is over. It's too long.
I tell you. All right.
Okay, well, we have lots of lots of stuff for for Sunday show for
sure. That we're only going to 45 on Sunday. Yeah. Okay. You've
determined this.
I'm just saying, Okay, it's a good number of people liked it
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