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Dvorak.
Sunday, March 22 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 706. This
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in the morning, everybody I'm Adam curry,
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last night. The drought is over. I'm John C. Dvorak. Levin
Buzzkill.
I was talking about that with someone yesterday that this
thing of California is supposed to run out of water in a year.
Yeah, that turns out to be a fact I tweeted this turns out to
be bullcrap. It was a it was an article is clickbait that was
created by the Los Angeles Times okay, because
here was my first impression and I did not dive into it. I
thought really? How do they know exactly if it's going to rain or
not in this year? How much do we know that people are going to
consume and they must have some model but I don't think it's
necessarily something they can really know right?
Click bait will tell
me what the clickbait was. I want to know what was the
clickbait
they dreamed this phony headline up really? And then didn't
really back it up with any story and that but the headline got
out there and that was that
really? Yeah, there was it wasn't based on any survey or
anything like those click
Beatty was just Well Michael Bennett sponsored link
wow okay, let me just see what it was he of NASA California
down to one year supply of water you're telling me that they
quoted NASA and it was click click bait
well apparently the NASA data is not yet NASA was NASA involved
in all this stuff all of a sudden Did you notice this?
Yeah, of
course. Because they got I don't know satellites and stuff or
something that's revenue has got satellites oh, here's the LA
Times now saying no California won't run out of water and
there you go. They had to dad to draw back on their clickbait
Okay. What was the NASA fit into this now with the new headline I
don't know
in your in depth Los Angeles article Wednesday I think they
really meant this John I don't believe that this was clickbait
I think they really had some information they thought it was
appropriate to put into a story type I gotta look into this this
is worth looking into
it when I'm because again do it but as people have taken this
is what we do deconstruct media people have now taken this as
fact it is already a meme you can't even you can't even tell
people it's not true
can't tell people anything the best podcast in the universe
so came back from
pointer here's point are one of the top journalist watchdogs Los
Angeles Times headline denounced as click base there's a bunch of
this if you look up if you do out of water clickbait you find
a ton of stories
I think it's worth looking into there's there's a reason that
this is done and someone tried to benefit from it somehow you
know, that's what what went on.
That's what clickbait does it benefits it gets page views. It
gets people to look at the dumb ads even though it does I only a
few people know that fact. Right.
I have some some interesting clips for global warming climate
change agenda 21 Coming up today on the show. But of course I
reentered the country once again, John on Friday, coming
back from the lowlands reentering the country with the
I'm now completely convinced this because this is my second
time bogus Global Entry System.
Oh, yeah, yeah. This is very loaded for all these guys.
You're gonna get some nasty notes. Now we already went
through the atom. We know Okay, okay. But this is
this is very important. This is very important. So I have an
iPhone six and I set it up with the fingerprint scanner, mainly
just to see how it works and you know, this is this isn't all and
let's face it. Yeah, no, I'm the canary Yeah, no, there you go. I
caught it yourself. I caught myself I only the canary in the
coal mine I'm not all in that is an insult to me. But that's
okay. That is the typical you like it's a chat room now.
That's what you do.
Ah, yeah. Thank you very much all in now.
So I set up the iPhone six your fingerprint we use like the
iPhone six I do I like it very much at all in because I'm
convinced is not going to make any difference and not going to
be able to advertise it properly
antibody. Why? Why does it like JC and all these other people I
know they're big iPhone users for a while they hate the
iPhone, I
don't know, I don't care. I'm trying to get to the Global
Entry thing. I don't care.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, if you were using Android, I
wouldn't be so concerned
that it's, there's a reason for this. The reason is when you set
up your fingerprint scan, it takes you have to hold your
finger down. For each thought of thin phenom or thinking finger,
you have to hold it down at the end to keep doing this probably
10 to 20 times before it has a full reading on your
fingerprint. When when I did the interview, they had these little
red boxes with a red kind of plastic glass on top of it or
whatever that is. Maybe it is glass. I don't know. You put
your four fingers on that. And they've had, yes, four fingers,
not your thumb. Only your fingers, not your thumb. All
your fours. Are you trying to be a dick? No,
because when you say four fingers, I'm thinking of the
pointer finger. And I'm trying to clarify whether you're just
putting your fourth finger on like you for for number four,
put four fingers on the iPhone. And
number four, four fingers on the glass plate. Okay, so it is
reading for fingerprints at once. And I only had to keep it
on there for I will say Max, five seconds. Oh, we've got it
done. So this apparently is a very, very sophisticated
fingerprint reader. I bet and but I've seen these boxes for at
least 10 years at immigrations the same, but I don't think
there's been any upgrade on at least externally there hasn't
been so I was already impressed by the speed with which that was
done compared to the Crandall, a crab of technology today, which
takes considerably longer to set up your fingerprints. So when
you come in to and we landed in Atlanta and there's the Global
Entry kiosks, I there's a couple changes, couple changes to the
to the process. But still you come up, you enter your
passport, you don't even have this global entry card you don't
even need it has a RFID chip in it, which you never use. I don't
know why not. I'm in the system. But I have this card. Okay,
fine. You put your passport in, and then it says please get
ready for the picture that didn't say that before. I guess
remember when they only caught my chin. Right, they still let
me through. So they had to crouch down. And it takes my
picture. And then you click on next. And then it says Now put
your fingers and it's the same red type of device that's built
in this kiosk, you know the red glass, put your fingers on. And
within one second. It's already scanned, because it had like
1234 you see on the screen, you see four boxes around like
little make believe fingerprints, bang, and I took
my finger right off at that moment. I took my whole hand
right off and it went Oh good. We're good to go. So faster than
the iPhone six can approve my fingerprint to Oh, to unlock the
phone. This thing did for fingerprints. Check me against
the database somewhere. I'm not some kind of horrible criminal
they're gonna let me in all I had to do was now post the no to
all option for all the customs questions, which you didn't you
know, the piece of paper. If you've ever landed from abroad,
you have to say, you know, do you have cash? You have nuts and
fruits hookers? Dead hookers. Now? No. And the only thing that
changed now is to say, Are you sure you said no to all that's
all and walked right through? John, I'm telling you, this
fingerprint reader is bogus. I do not leave
here. Here's what I'm thinking. I'm going to take the government
side on this. Okay, good. There is no way this would be bogus.
Because if they were busted for that date, somebody would get
fired, although probably not the way things go. You go in first,
you've checked in already with your passport. So it's going
immediately to the database and looking you up.
Let me ask you a question before you continue. You are the guy
who watches CSI and all these shows on the big networks. Now
for all the crazy things they do with rotate, zoom, enhance, you
know, oh, look at that little reflection in the guys.
Login. Yeah, look at that.
Whenever they do a fingerprint scan. It's all it takes like an
hour. And you see them you see it flashing by doo doo doo doo
boo boo. And that narrows it down. It's never a second ever.
No, but they may finish. You've already checked in with the
passport. They know who you are, right? Yes. So immediately
already has your fingerprint data is not comparing you to
everybody in the Western Hemisphere. It's got the data
and it's probably hashed. It's probably some sort of hash data.
Whoa, salted hash, where you have already put it is going to
come up with some value and it's going to be a range of values
based on your fingerprints. So it's got your name already and
you need to get a photo which is probably that I would say is
bogus because they're not looking at anything. There's
nobody, there's nobody no they don't manning the store in that
regard. Because they took a picture chin and we already know
that didn't do anything. So they take that phony picture, which
is giving it more time to look up your fingerprint. You put
your hand down, there's already got your finger presence. Is
this anything close? Yes. But good. You're out of here. I
don't see it being what you're suspecting it to be elaborate.
Let
me tell you something. I think you're this I agree with. That
makes total sense. There is no elaborate back end. All it does
is when the midnight. Okay, this makes sense. I agree with you.
You put in your passport, it's now bringing up all the
information it has that should go reasonably quick, I think.
Although still, I think it's amazingly fast. Maybe
probably only, you know, a quarter of that data if there's
even 100,000 people in that database.
Good point. Let's say there's so this would make sense. So
they're not actually seeking to see if I have any felon felony
issues or if there's any problem. Unless it's on my
record, it doesn't make any difference if then, as long as
there's kind of an approximate match on the fingerprints. Okay,
I'll buy that. Oh, my that. This whole thing just seems weird.
Well, it's just like verifying that you're the real holder of
the passport. I think that's all it's doing. Because you're
already qualified to come in. Okay. So they just want to
verify your ID and they say, Okay, here's a passport. Now
let's take a picture and take a look at his fingerprints. Is
that the same guy? Yeah, I think so. Let him go.
Alright. Well, of course, this is also your pre check number.
The Global Entry serves as precheck. And maybe I'm just a
little early because I read about this. There's known felon
who got pre check from the airline.
Oh, yeah. When the airlines do it.
Well, so the AP story on this and
he's a felon, you can fly around on it if you're a felon.
No, I don't think so. I think if if you're wanting
you're not grounded if you're a felon. Well, here's
this is the story key lawmaker above of burning Okay, all these
douchebags Homeland Security Department's Inspector General
announced Thursday, a felon convicted of murder and
explosives related offenses. I think that's a guy you want to
put on the list was allowed to pass through TSA PreCheck
security Lane designed for passengers who are considered a
low security risk. I think if you if you have explosives
related or explosives related offensive, you should probably
be evaluated. But I always thought it was the airlines who
could just randomly add you to the if you're a frequent flyer,
etc. Or in your case, whatever you whatever you are, you seem
to get.
Esa does our PSA PSA. PSA, TSA has coincidence, but it is
literally
TSA who approves people randomly to to be added to precheck. And
that's what happened. In this case, it was not the airline. It
was the TSA communicating to the airline saying, oh, let's put
these random people on the precheck list.
Why would they randomize a bunch of people?
I'll tell you why. The only reason I can will randomize if
they do I think they let people like this on because they want
to let them on. Maybe didn't get a story. I don't know what it
is. But yeah, they random randomly allowed. I think it's
for traffic management to for the lines, they randomly allow
more people into precheck even though they are not actually a
trusted traveler. Well, let's
go back to your trip. Yeah. Okay. Mandy, what did you have
any incidents whatsoever? What did Christie do? She hasn't got
the goes thing. She has to go to a regular line? Yes. And
it was and it took a long time. In fact, the immigrant line went
faster than the resonance line. Strangely enough. So now she
couldn't come in with me. So you had to wait for her? Yeah, well,
it took a long time to wait for the luggage anyway. And we had
oversized baggage this time coming back. We had a box with
the pole.
Now I was reading over the weekend that in you there's a
two or three places in the world. There's Dublin is one of
them. I guess it's Abu Dhabi is another one and there may be a
third. Where if you're in Europe, and you fly to Dublin
and then fly from Dublin to the US. Yeah, they do all the
customs and immigration and he doesn't do
it in Ireland itself. I think in Dublin. Yeah, in Dublin. There's
a couple places that do that. I think there's some Caribbean
islands.
Right. That's the other place. In fact, now I know the group is
that some places in the Caribbean Abu Dhabi Dublin and
Canada
Canada Yeah. Oh, yeah, that makes sense. Yeah, that makes
sense.
Most of the time to check in Canada you know, check. Anyways,
I thought inland and irregular terminal you don't land in the
international terminal have to wait with you know, immigrants
from Somalia.
Yes, it's always them. So back in Austin, good to be back.
South by Southwest This is the last weekend is winding down to
drive into the city and the people kind of like, rained on
cats. You know, they're all tired and the dirty and Stankey
it was raining.
Yes. Very, very much so actually apparently was a pretty good
South by but it's supposed to rain during South by Southwest
it always does. The Uber drivers which is relatively new. I mean,
I think it was there last year but now it's really everyone's
using Uber. Apparently everybody who gets into an Uber
immediately hits the driver up for weed. So I don't know if if
this is it really this extent Yeah. And I have a feeling
that's probably the best place to get your weed is the Uber
drivers.
Now I will fire was a cop I get an Uber accountant and it had
nothing but fun.
Oh, they're doing all kinds of thing like that. I think I told
you that Uber had been kicked off the airport that weren't
allowed to pick up affairs at the airport. But they because
they didn't have a deal with them like lifted lift is paying
10% of all airport pickups. And Uber now cut a deal for I think
40 days or something. They're paying $2,500 a day for airport
rights. Oh, that's interesting. And see how that hashes out I
think Uber is gonna buy up at all all transportation
companies, all taxi companies. The whole idea of the sharing
economy is is just a red herring. Screw it these guys
want to be big they want they want to own all delivery. All
limo was all taxis, buses, they might have trains, God knows
what else they're gonna do. I think I really think the whole
sharing thing is bogus. I think it's just a train. It's yeah,
well think about it. Why would you name your company Uber in
the first place you are the Uber of all three years of all
transportation.
Well, you can get a lot of leverage if you get you know, a
lot of attention a lot of the net capitalization is way up
there in the billions for whatever it shorting a 50 or
some crazy amount you got a lot of stock to play with. And I've
been driving with professional drivers who are certainly in
Europe in the Netherlands. They're cab drivers that are
licensed they're official, and they just like the the way it
works, the setup the the communication you can have with
your customer. It's crazy that that works perfectly. I think if
our Uber why would I want a bunch of douchebags who are a
pain in the ass or always complain? It's like running a
Podcast Network. Have you got these Uber drivers who aren't
officially licensed and and insured, etc. Now everyone's a
pain in the ass. I'm not getting that ride and I didn't get
promotion and maybe dandy. And they're probably sick and tired
of it. They gotta have driver relations management. Just get
the professional guys buy them all up and then in perfect.
Yeah, I think is the way that's the thing that's being outlawed
in all these countries is the unlicensed on quote unquote,
amateur drivers. You watch.
Okay, what else that said you did? I'm not hearing anything in
the European report or any such thing.
No, I don't have much to say that just wasn't much going on.
Besides the fact that it was cold and rainy. And there's
nothing going on. And we're all afraid of Putin over there.
That's all there is
a story from Europe then. Okay, I hate to tell you to do this,
but you're gonna have to open the climate gate.
Oh, I'm happy to do that. It's good because I've got some
climate good stuff to talk about as well. Here it goes to the
gate to the gate to the climate.
So I've got this Mont St. Michel clip which I was as as I, as I
listened to the story, something didn't make any sense to me. And
I have this clip here.
I plan no other trolley.
And finally, monster Michel in Normandy, briefly turned back
into an island. Thanks to the super tide of the century, 1000s
of visitors turned out to witness the dramatic event. And
here's what some of them had to say.
We know that the Muslim shirt becomes an island where they are
important tides. And us today in the tide of the century, as they
say, Well, we'll see what it's like when the monster Michelle
has become an island. We
really hope to see them all surrounded by water because we
have never seen that before. The high spring tide was caused by
the so called Super Moon effect, linked to Friday's solar
eclipse. And we'll leave you here with these beautiful
images.
We actually saw a little bit of the eclipse as we were departing
from the Netherlands. Oh, that's cute. Yeah, it was not much.
So let me let me ask you about monster and Michelle.
No, I don't know anything about this island. We're just gonna
tip over or she
is going to tip over the northern part of France. It's
like a whole city on an island. That is Um, you know, I was
always under the impression since the story. I never knew
that the island was there, just sitting there and there's been
no water around it forever. And this guy who's a Frenchman says,
I don't know, we have never seen this water around this island
before. It's just a big mud flat with a road going up to the
little town, actually a big towns beautiful, by the way.
And, you know, I'm thinking, Where's all this lifting of the
tides, the global oceans? How come this thing has been sitting
there on a mud flat for apparently 50 Eudora, 100 years?
I don't know how long it hasn't been flooded around the island.
And now it got flooded only because of the super tide.
Right? Where is the goo? The rise of the seas?
Where is it? Well, that plays nicely into two clips I picked
up from Patrick Moore, Patrick Moore, co founder of Greenpeace.
And late or maybe mid last year 2014. He did a speech. And he
explained why he left Greenpeace. And he also
specifically talked about co2 and climate change and the so
called warming which he believes it is not in fact, he's going to
use a term I like using. Let me explain first why he left
Greenpeace.
Why did I leave Greenpeace after 15 years when I began with
Greenpeace, we had a strong humanitarian orientation, to
stop all out nuclear war to save civilization from destruction.
By the time I left 15 years later, that's the peace in
Greenpeace. Of course, by the time I left 15 years later,
Greenpeace had drifted into position along with the rest of
the movement as characterizing humans as the enemies of the
earth. And that was not for me. We are part of nature and from
nature. Greenpeace also began to adopt positions I didn't agree
with from a scientific point of view.
You go, Hume is a Greenpeace, according to the co founder,
probably co opted the idea that humans are bad for nature.
I will be seeing that thematically,
here is his view on what is really happening with our
climate. Yes,
co2 is increasing in the global atmosphere. But let's look at
the last billion years of global climate change. I chose the most
recent billion years, there is actually three and a half more
billion years of climate change before this. But we know pretty
well, that this is what has happened over the last billion,
it's generally been warmer than it is today, by many degrees
Celsius, 22 degrees average global temperature has been the
norm. But then there have been four and a half ice ages during
this period of time, where temperature plummets, on average
down to 12 degrees, even 10 degrees Celsius, global average.
Today, the global average temperature is 14.5 degrees
Celsius, we are in an ice age, called the Pleistocene. That's
why both poles are covered in ice. People don't understand
that we are in an ice age now. It is an interglacial period
within the place to see an ice age, and it is generally a cold
time. In terms of the Earth's history.
Yes. This is what we've always
been saying. That's what they were saying in the 70s.
Yes, but here he is saying it in 2014. I don't understand why
they are not killing him. I can't believe that dragged off
the stage and go Boom shakalaka.
Why are there 300 million people in the United States and only 30
million people in Canada? One word cold.
This line, best line ever?
Sometimes, I think that's why you let us have it seems that
temperature is bounded on the top and the bottom probably be a
lot of feedback forces that are creating a maximum and minimum.
And we're in one of those minimums right now
these days away from small aircraft is my my suggestion.
Yeah, it shows right there, for example, that point five, see,
and co2 is about 400, whereas the average over the last 600
million years has been around 2000 which coincidentally is the
optimum co2 level for plant growth, about four to five times
higher than it is today. That's why greenhouse growers purposely
put the exhaust from their gas or wood heaters into the
greenhouse to increase growth by as much as 100%. So we can look
forward to increasing productivity in agriculture from
increased co2 As many of you know.
That's something I didn't know.
Yeah, no, yeah, no. The winegrowers know this. I believe
there's an increase in co2 and it's accounting for the high,
slightly higher alcohols in the products. and better crops,
generally speaking.
And then the co2 we have now in the atmosphere that it is four,
four times less than what is optimal for plants. Right?
That's interesting. Yeah. I am that either. And we are in an
ice age.
He just said, Well, we didn't know that. Yeah, why don't
you go and try that out? The in public? Hey, crazy idiots. We're
in an ice age. Didn't you know that? This seems Yeah, you do.
You do? Yeah. Well, I thought it was nice. I was very good at
Patrick Moore to do this. So he's another
one of those guys. They were now dismissed as an idiot. Kook,
more rested like the guy who the first guy who actually trained
Al Gore isn't pretty well known. The guy who is his Al Gore's
global warming mentor. Yes. Before he died, he looked at the
data again and says I was wrong. This is bullcrap. This is the
guy who set up the San Diego. I don't I have no idea. We've
talked about him before. Okay. He said, right. Yeah. Yeah,
exactly. Again, gorgeous is all he's just a DVSA. senile. You
know, gorgeous, horrible person is the devil. So
with along with that came an executive order on the 19th.
This is you always want to do these things on a Friday
planning for federal sustainability in the next
decade, by the authority vested in me as president by the
Constitution laws and minimizes murder in order to maintain
federal leadership and sustainability and greenhouse
gas emission reductions. Oh, this is in order to maintain
federal leadership in sustainability and greenhouse
gas emission reductions. Let's
go back, stop a second and go back to what that guy said about
optimal requirements for agriculture being four or five
times higher than it is today. And we're trying to reduce yes,
we're trying to I'm telling you this is an attempt to kill off
humans. Yeah. Well, that is what reduces or we get less so the
plants can barely survive, and then we'll all die. Hooray.
I think the what he said in the first clip this, Patrick Moore
is part of what is going on in the leadership, the federal
leadership and sustainability and greenhouse gas emission
reductions is people are evil, they are the villains of the
earth and therefore they must be eliminated. And this is a good
way of doing it. So the President had this very big
somewhat technical and legal executive order but it does the
typical things you know about energy the Energy Star rating
and corporate this is this is obviously for the federal
government to be it plays a leading role in the scam which
is great because now we have all these all new funding
opportunities for private companies to jump into stuff
like incorporating where feasible the consensus based
industry standard green button data access system into
reporting data analytics and automation processes. The
consensus based industry standard green button data
access system. What the Yeah,
I guess, I guess I should look this up. This is
green energy.gov/data/green-button.
Download my data. This is great. What is the green button? The
green button initiative is an industry led effort that
responds to a White House Call to Action to provide utility
customers with an easy and secure access to their energy
usage information. In a consumer friendly and computer friendly
format. Customers are able to securely download their own
detailed energy usage with a simple click of a literal green
button on electric utilities websites. Now, brother,
okay, here you go. Go to green button. data.org. Okay, and
there's a video
or is it something we're gonna have to play?
I think you should. I'm not gonna be able to do it here.
Okay, hold on a second.
Let me set it up for playback through the system. This is I
had not seen this. What was it green data? button.org.
Green Button. data.org. Green. data.org. Okay. No, Dash.
No. Got it helping you find and use your energy data. Oh, this.
Okay, let's try this out. Megan Smith.
There you go. Oh, this
is our country's Chief Technology Officer welcoming the
birth of the green button ecosystem ladies and gentlemen.
British play. Not doing so well. The great good word web. just
sitting there spinning around all over the dry again
part of the net neutrality scandal what
video what system are they using is their own or who are they
using for that
doesn't show you to brain yes around other people hitting it
right now so the camp
yeah all the no agenda livestream chat room is it I'm
getting I'm seriously I'm getting just a spinning circle
of loading oh here we go
yeah it started on mine you keep waiting it'll start
it's not it's buffering is sitting it's shit is just shit I
see Megan Smith there and just shit John I'm sorry it's just
not happening this Alright well I'll let it sit there and if it
loads great
we'll see is that it going in and it will start playing the
blue and during the show good
I looked through this entire executive order there's just a
ton of stuff but a lot of this dumb stuff like the green button
initiative. Oh, this is really going to help we're all going to
be saved because of a green button on your on your bill on
your your website bill. Then we have a lot of electric
capability. Building electric energy, thermal energy shall be
clean energy, as by this definition accounted for by
Randy go. My name is Megan Smith. I'm the US CTO and I'm
sorry I can't be with you guys to scrub in on this so important
topic
to scrub in. To kill myself now. I've got a scrub in is that a
Silicon Valley ism that we're not aware of
that I know of. But it might be maybe a new one that we just
don't because we're not you know, hanging out with those
idiots
to scrub it. I wish I could scrub in with you. I'm gonna try
that next time. I'm a date. Hey, baby, I want to scrub in with
you. See what happened. This is lovely. I'm gonna get you to
giggle.
Congratulations on coming together. Green Button is an
amazing initiative.
It's an amazing initiative. Bow down oh my gosh, it's like
Immaculate Conception. That's how amazing it is.
History has really collaborated brilliantly, together with
supportive of the Department of Commerce NIST team to get this
standard moving. And
the NIST team they brought in NIST to get the standard. There.
They're calling it a standard. Where's the RFC?
You guys are starting to scale on this incredibly important
topic.
They'll start to scale. Let's scrub in so we can start to
scale,
this standard moving and you guys are starting to scale on
this incredibly important topic, right? I know that over 50
utilities have already signed on to green button. And we're
seeing more than 60 million American homes having access
really fun things are happening like Facebook competitions and
people competing with their neighbors as well as you know,
high end use of the data to analyze an industry wide.
Okay, so you're telling me that neighbors are there hanging out?
Hey, how's your green button numbers? I don't know, man. I
think we're beating you. The curry family is beating the
divorce family and the green button challenge on Facebook.
That's really fun. I don't believe you Megan Smith.
I also know that system integrators and great vendors
have signed on wear suits named Ben in this across the US and
into Canada. So just a thank you to all of you for gathering
there together and thank you to of course Department of Energy
and the Department of Commerce, NIS team who are hosting you
know, in the USPTO team, we have a really an instigation job our
job is to advise the President and his team on how to harness
the power of technology ation
job. Is that what she says she is the job I was blown
away by what she has. She has a team and was saying,
you know in the USPTO team, we have a really an instigation job
our job,
instigation job,
what's an investigation job?
Notice there's only one thing we can do with this I'm going to
look up the full term investigation job but I do not
see
throwing out one's cliche buzzword phrase
I'm John John let's let's scrub it man.
It's a Washington DC term.
I think ro really scrub in.
The bureaucrats around the White House sent us
but yeah, let me just see scrubbing. I'm looking it up now
scrubbed in. Oh, it's a gray as in Grey's Anatomy reference,
okay. Something they say to edit or reference, according to the
Urban Dictionary scrubbing is something they say about 500
times an episode on Grey's Anatomy. That means before you
get ready to do surgery, scrub in. Well, that's how important
she thinks she is. That's okay with me. I supervise
the President and his team on how to harness the power of
technology, data and innovation on behalf of the nation,
because it's wild, this technology power, you have to
harness it. You got to throw a bridle on it because it's just
so wild. You can't, you can't use it without Meghan's team.
And we do that by trying to bring together amazing talent
like all of you, and get standards moving, etc. We really
focus in three years, technology policy, of which there's a lot
of things here. In this topic. We focus on digital government
and open government and releasing data and getting you
know, enthusiasm of the American innovators and innovators around
the world.
I'm enthused lots of words, lots of words. Are you enthused? I'm
enthused about the release
of gay standards moving etc. Release the data?
Did you say get standard moving, etc? Yeah, no, this woman Yeah,
it wasn't like get standards moving, etcetera,
and releasing data and getting you know, enthusiasm of the
American innovators and innovators around the world in
here say that, I'm gonna go back and focus on digital government
and open government and releasing data and getting, you
know, enthusiasm of the American innovators and innovators around
the world to do what they will, with this extraordinary asset
that the American public has funded. What asset what asset
there Do we call innovation nation?
Which innovation nation, hey, made a rhyme. It's a slogan,
trademark it?
How do you get more of the American people included in the
innovation economy? And the kind of high paying
nation economy? Yes,
this is brand new. It's a genre G, I'm going to scrub in on the
innovation economy Hold on a second, et cetera,
innovation economy, and the kind of high paying better jobs that
people can be part of those communities.
So it's a community all about, oh, I am going to be a part of
the community. It's so fun to make fun of these people.
She having a conversation yet. Oh, I
hope we do.
Better jobs that people can be part of those communities.
Yes. I would like to be a part of the better job higher pay
community, please. Miss Smith. Could you put me in that
community? Can I get on that through G plus.
So you know, I know there's some contests going up. I know that I
think more than 500 groups participated last year
innovators from across the US in the data Palooza that have
energy hosted and I think there's another one coming up
data palooza. What did she say? Yeah,
they've done the data Palooza they've done several times. She
didn't really yeah, this was but this goes back to the Vex skip
logic Qudra data palooza.
I missed that.
No, we discussed it quite. In fact,
I probably blanked it out to the so stoep NC
data palooza. I'm going to searched on any shownotes.com
and episode 560 Which was 10 years ago. 2013 Yeah. This is
the data Palooza that was Todd Park, who of course was running
the show back then. A data powered revolution in healthcare
IT that was all that was what it was data Palooza for healthcare
data romance. This is this is a this is it looks like a
promising new career. I should alert nurse Tracy. She can be in
the data Palooza and find a new job
in the data Palooza that Department of Energy hosted and
I think there's another one coming up. So event to contest
launching, etc. So really, I originally became a mechanical
engineer when
he was stopped stop again. I hate to deconstruct this to such
an extreme that it's getting annoying to the listeners. But
you have to back up again to the data Palooza part because she
said something contest launching or Ms. Listen
again. Sure thing
did last year innovators from across the US in the data
Palooza that Department of Energy hosted and I think
there's another one coming up.
It was Department of Energy. It was a different one. Yeah.
So went to contest launching, etc. So really can't as
long as word after that after she said launching What was that
word?
Department of Energy hosted and I think there's another one
coming up. So went to contest launching, etc. So really
cetera,
et cetera,
et cetera, contest launching a cetera Yeah, she says et cetera
all the time. It's hard to hear it.
She actually, I think she even says etc. I think
that Department of Energy hosted and I think there's another one
coming up. It's event a contest, launching, etc. So she's, et
cetera,
et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. I shouldn't we
shouldn't be using this all the time as we scrub in as we scrub
in for the data Palooza, et cetera,
et cetera, et cetera. Really. I originally became a mechanical
engineer because of the early energy crisis work and being a
kid during Carter and doing every science fair project I
could and Buffalo New York. Can you imagine doing solar in
Buffalo, New York, but those are my projects and you know,
Department of Energy.
And Megan, if you're gonna do an anecdote, better do a little
better on that. That wasn't what was the joke there?
That was a crap anecdote to what she said, unknowingly. Was it
Solar Energy doesn't work
Imagine trying before people in Buffalo all this stuff will not
work for you at excetera
it says for given up on oil You're screwed
really energy crisis work and being a kid during Carter and
doing every science fair project I could in Buffalo New York. Can
you imagine doing solar in Buffalo New York?
Let's see us solar projects in Buffalo New York. Let's just
take a look and see who's gonna be pissed off at her solar
energy Buffalo New York. Let's see what's big up there. Solar
liberty, solar panels, your home solar power buffalo seems like
oh state pledges 750 million for Buffalo solar plant? Well,
Megan, you should call them right away. And tell them that
is a waste of money. Solar City investing $5 billion in Buffalo,
New York. Megan, this is this is an outrage. This is wasted cash.
Wasted cash. She should get on the stick about this makes no
sense.
But those are my projects are experience. And you know,
Department of Energy. And the work of this great nation have
always been inspiring to me from the time I was really young, and
the work of the energy innovation committee. So really
salute you guys energy
innovation community. I wonder if Elon Musk is in that
to me from the young, and the work of the energy innovation
community. So really salute you guys for coming together. It's
such an important topic and have a wonderful conference. Oh,
thank you. Thank you, Megan. I think slow clap is more which he
deserves for this slow clap.
Did a little but the New Year's Eve horn I think it'd be working
well with that.
Yes, we should have ended it that way. I agree. All right.
Thank you very much. Megan Smith, they're our chief
technology officer of the United States of America scrubbing in
everybody scrubbing in. Very, very nice. Good work on
scrubbing in. So there's this executive order I've been
talking about to ensure that a minimum at a minimum minimum the
following percentage of the total amount of building
electric energy and thermal energy shall be clean energy
accounted for by renewable electric energy and alternative
energy by 2016 2017, not less than 10% 18 to 19 13%. And
ultimately by the year 2025 25%. Should be clean, electric
energy. And yeah, just looking through this order. I was nice
to see that at least we had these two little points,
installing fuel cell energy systems on site at federal
facilities, whatever that is. That is any fuel cell energy
system that works except that bogus thing that John Doerr and
Kleiner Perkins invested in. Remember that?
Yeah, oh, yeah. They had they showed on 60 minutes. Right.
Right. And it was really it was a few of them installed around
the Google camp. Yeah, pretty Bogota, live. Fuel cells are. I
mean, they do work. I mean, the hydrogen fuel cell works, these
things work. They're just expensive to make. And they're
actually very old technology. point of this is very rare. The
only thing even the wind power is an old technology. The only
reason that it works better than before is that they just make
bigger turbines. And they make a big giant thing instead of the
little bitty ones that they used to have in the giant
ones that ruin your view ruin your hair and
ruin your view. They chop up birds and they make
and they're too expensive. They don't they're very bad and and
they fall over
and they make a funny sound that drives everybody in the area.
Anyway, here it is utilizing energy from new small modular
nuclear reactor technologies.
Oh, they should go with that. I think that's the way to go. Why
don't they do that? Well, they're going
to it's in here. The Fuel Cell No, that's that's so the fuel
cell comes before the Small Modular nuclear reactor
technologies. And well it remains to be seen what they're
really going to make available budget wise. Under that we have
utilizing energy from a new project, new project that
includes the active capsule they already know what it is
utilizing energy from a new project that includes the active
capture and storage of carbon dioxide emissions. How about
plant some trees? Aren't they excellent storage of stores of
carbon dioxide? Yeah, and
they give us useful oxygen. Oh no, there'll be one dead because
humans will live
we don't want useful things like oxygen. Oh no, no, this will be
no good. But a lot of it's about Energy Star rating so this is
really more about manufacturing stuff that that looks pretty and
and adheres to some kind of makes you feel bad makes you
feel good. Yeah, you scrub in and you feel better.
I scrubbed in I feel better now. I feel better.
I feel a little dirty from scrubbing in quite honestly. And
also that I have had something else In the agenda 21 No, that's
actually that was good. We should. We should keep our eye
on what Megan Smith is doing with a little speeches. She
sucks. It's kind of funny to listen to her. But she needs a
coach is not going to happen. Did
she get rid of the cliches lady?
I bet you they think she walks on water there.
Cuz she, because she because she can use a screwdriver. She's
rich. She's rich. She is rich. So I was looking today and
looking to see what exactly was what if we had any
proclamations? So we the President did not proclaim
certified registered nurse day and there was no mention
although it was yesterday of World Down Syndrome Day.
Well to do it make some sense that they wouldn't recognize the
nurses because they save lives. Yeah, he's obviously wants to
kill all humans.
Yes. So let's not thank them. This I recognize that but how
about a World Down Syndrome Day? That's a pretty that's a pretty
well established thing. Yeah. How can we don't celebrate
that? I don't know. It seems like something to do. He's gonna
look out a step one. There's a whole Down Syndrome band in
Iceland. Finland believe Jack Lew suffers from syndrome. It's
Finland.
And they won the national Euro national contest and will be in
the finals for the Eurovision Song Contest. And I predict they
will win.
I know you did predict that. Yeah, of course.
This is why the President is making a mistake.
Yeah, I know. He should have gotten on board with this, et
cetera, et cetera.
It would have been easy wouldn't have cost anything there's
nothing else is nor the proclamation so he could have
easily done it. I don't know.
No. It's an oversight. Especially if the if the band
wins and it's a good band. Unless they play some hot rock.
Metal they play punk. Is it whatever? I think they think
it's punk. I'm not quite sure. It's punk etc. is what it is.
It's if they're good. They're better than I am. Yes. I can
play the tambourine. I will get the harmonica down. I've got
finally got some reference books to read.
Okay. Oh, really. So you're going to you're going to do a
song Nice.
Oh my God, nothing else to do like a faceless song.
Okay. Let's see where we're at. Oh,
I got it. I got a little segue here. Okay. Now, I've always
been fascinated by the I didn't realize the curves were so into
the sound. But I would like to get some recordings, especially
if we can get a small choir of women somewhere that can make
this sound. This is a very short clip this is that that era of
screen screaming that women do like that. Yeah, yeah, when
they're singing this, just in the background of this clip has
got nothing to do with anything we're going to talk about. But I
just want to play and this is a very good version of it. I got
it. I got Eastern screen. I got
traditional dances, colorful clothing, and deafening music.
The celebrations of nibblers are in full swing and Dr. Because
the largest Kurdish majority city
visited. I heard it. It was at the beginning. I heard the
scream. Isn't it pretty good. That one?
traditional dances, colorful clothing and deafening music.
The celebrations of Netherlands
What do you mean that's true, but I'm not understanding what
you're asking me.
Isn't that a good version of that sound?
Five? No, I think we could find one without the voiceover and
without the
ball shooting. And I said that was just last second. I'm doing
the clips in the morning and say wow, there's that that screaming
woman can we get somebody to do that? Well,
Oh, I see what you're looking for. Yeah, okay.
I don't think Fletcher can do it.
Well fly don't underestimate the fly and I
think only women do it. I don't think it's proper for a man to
make that sound right. Right. So I'm not gonna even invite
Fletcher to try and I would you did a pretty good job a second
ago though, but it's still not up to par.
I would like to request that people who think they can do
this as well not email me clips. Because you can't it's just not
the same it's we have Fletcher is our guy. He's got the you
know, he's he's he's he nails it time and time again. It's
actually did another one for us today, which I wanted to play.
Ladies and gentlemen. It is time to rumble.
Yeah, I got to think it's good. As he knows something. I think
he's got polyps.
If he doesn't have them he will.
Shortly i Nobody else that's the best So I've never heard of this
type of voice they were even though we're not getting a big
uptake on people taking advantage of we do have one
coming in.
Well let's talk about that as I thank you very much for your
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shut us. I have I have an update.
That's right, everybody that we hook our reports. As you know,
when times are bad, the hookers get better looking. And there's
more of them at cheaper prices. It says divorce tax law. One of
many we discussed on Thursday, the sex trafficking laws of
human trafficking laws in Washington that will never ever
make it. And our analysis of that is because, hey, they like
bang and hookers. Correct?
Right. This is an analysis you'll never hear anywhere. And
I've done this show,
and what popped up is a law from North Carolina. And this it's
almost as if it was planned sexual acts between lobbyists
and a state official covered by North Carolina state's ethics
act do not constitute a reportable expenditure as in
things of value, according to a ruling by the state Ethics
Commission.
Some guy's trying to write off his wrist with a hooker.
Well as if a lobbyist gives you a hooker, then you don't have to
report it. Oh, because it has no because it has no value.
Right? So in other words, I'm like, you know, I got some. I'm
a guy who's a congressman.
Yes, yeah, let's just pick let's pick a random name. I don't
know. Who do we hate.
All right, your congress Graham. I'm Lindsey Graham. Lindsey
Graham. Alright. And some of course that I refuse to hook my
theoretical conclusions. But Lindsey
Graham, we know he's like, Oh, God. Yeah. Okay. And it's
probably it seems a little it's probably probably a transsexual,
transsexual,
whoever it is. The lobbyist says Hey, Bill, I got an idea Eric I
Roxy go out with Jay have a good time you to close this deal. So
they go out and then they bangs the Hooker and he does have to
write it off his taxes. He doesn't have to pay doesn't have
to report these dollars or whatever this hookers worth. He
does not have to report to the IRS. He doesn't have to do
it's not even the IRS. He has to report it as a gift from a
lobbyist. That is what his report is a
gift. No that just oh the oh there you go. Another words are
the lobbyists can't give him that trip to Bermuda anymore. He
could send them five girls.
Uh huh. We're a mix you know, a couple guys. Couple of girls,
you know, a couple transsexuals and that could be
whatever whatever the guy wants, hey, it's up to you. We got a
pretty good stable.
Here's a menu. consensual sexual relationships that do not have
monetary value and therefore are not reportable as gifts or
reportable expenditure made for lobbying. So the lobbyists don't
have to report it and the receiving Senator congressman,
etc. does not have to report it either.
The House does report nothing
lobbyists or lobbyists invitees
report nothing get it don't know what I'm saying.
But what's interesting is that this says that really this says
making love has no value.
Well, in the case of well,
lobbyists are required to report anything worth more than $10 per
day they give to a person covered by the state ethics Act,
or at or a family member. So
back to the depression that occurred by books you're 1833
there was no cash value I'm sorry what 1933 They weren't
going for that much and so it's less than 10 bucks less than 10
bucks in old money and that's why it's still there All I know
is this is just proves our point
that was that's why I updated the weekly hooker report.
Very good. I think that's that's a catch
a man as you go, this show is on a roll. It is now here's a good
story. This came on Democracy Now. She of course, doesn't pay
any attention to reading your own. Okay, just tell me what's
wrong with this stupid story. Nepal, Bhutan, of course runs
University of California because they need government, you know,
government good with some is in deep with the government because
they're producing all these CIA spies in Asia. You know,
let's let's back it up just a little bit. Janet Napolitano,
who we lovingly refer to as Lucy was the director of Department
of Homeland Security was embroiled in all kinds of sexual
harassment lawsuits. The entire upper echelon were really
sexually harassing men. Yeah, putting their desk in the
bathroom ever up most of it in saying you know, really sexual
innuendo. Low
angry lesbian, very angry and haters. Yes,
though that kind Yes. And not the lipstick lesbians we all
like to see in porn. No, no, not at all. And, and so she left and
she became the is it the region or the what do they call
it? official title? No, she's the president runs the place.
She runs the California California system. All the
schools which has
billions and billions of dollars in cash and and millions of
dollars, they gave Obama $1 million as a can paying
contribution. This was before she got there. No, I mean to say
what has happened anyway, now at issue
is the University of California system wants to raise tuition
fees 5% every year for the next five years.
Yeah. And they've been doing, they've been raising it more
than that for the last five years. They keep raising it.
Because they get if anyone wants to come out here, go to
Berkeley, drive around. It's all new architecture, the whole
college. I can't even recognize it as the old University
California. They just build and build and build and then they
whine and whine and whine. So she had a big meeting. And there
was a bunch of students coming up at the meeting bitching. And
so she was overheard. And
I want to say not just bitching. They were they literally had
clothes, they were taking their clothes off and they had like
they were scantily clad underneath and had things like
slave debt slave because this is what it is. You're you're being
forced into slavery for your college degree which of course
you you will be a total loser in life.
If you don't have a cause of scam if you
if you if you don't fall for the scam, you're never going to
amount to anything. You just be a man with a selfie stick on the
corner. It's just the image I got a selfie stick. Yeah. Well,
alright,
so they're pissed. misreporting way she's she leans over to one
of the other regions of the gas system. Yeah. And they're bitch
these kids you're right there strip in is making a mess. Yeah.
And so she leans over to the guy and says, let's get out of here.
Let's take a break have to listen to this crap. Right. And
that was there was a clip of it. It's hard to hear but that's
what she says. But this is a misreporting done by Democracy
Now. On the Paula Tonto and I think it's pretty funny.
University of California precedent and former Secretary
of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has apologized for
referring to student protesters as crap. Students distracted
Wednesday's UC regents meeting to protest tuition hikes
Napoletana was caught on an open mic saying let's go we don't
have to listen to this crap she later apologized for quote using
a word I don't usually use Yeah,
usually it's gum knuckle
she probably cuz he probably because I haven't. Here's the
funny now what is Amy's problem here? peloton of by any stretch
of the imagination did not know call the students crap. She
called the belay, I can tell you what happened with Terry's crap.
I can tell you we don't have to listen to this crap doesn't mean
we don't have to listen to these students. This is not what it
means. This is a
typical case of Amy did not watch any video didn't listen to
any audio of what happened. There's some producer and just
just knew this is just this is what happens. The prompter. Yes,
he's just reading. I have this clip a little differently if you
want to listen with a little more background.
He sizes makes fun of Napoletana who apparently never uses the
word crap. When
things got so heated at a UC regents meeting, today's
students started taking off their clothes
in protest. This is the part that was that piqued my
interest. And I beat to Mark Kelly because we're we're seeing
and I think I called the tipping point. Two shows ago. We're
seeing people having enough. We're seeing students starting
to really walk out protest and taking your clothes off is an
outstanding form of protest. I'm all for it
tells us tonight the UC President's reaction has
students even more fired up. Mark
Monica President Janda, Paula todos. Mike was hot during the
meeting Hi made it clear what she thinks of these protesters.
As the protests began, the cameras stayed on the regents
there was some confusion over what to do. UC President Janet
Napolitano leans over to a colleague and says, quote, let's
just break. Let's go, let's go. We don't have to listen to this
crap. Hear it for yourself.
Christian Kim was one of the students protesting 5% tuition
increases every year for five years, an insult to have her as
the president, etc. To make their point loud and clear
protesters including Kim stripped down to their underwear
revealing the words student debt written on their bodies. I love
this. This was a hot little Chicky. And this is good. This
is this gets attention nakedness. This is something
Americans can't process properly. naked bodies.
She called what? You were doing crap. I can. I mean, I don't
know where she's coming from honestly. But I'm assuming she's
never had to deal with these issues personally. So I can
understand where there would be a disconnect
there. She's an elite horse. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, exactly.
What else would she be? Yeah, was doesn't like the students in
India is a segue
students in India.
Yeah, apparently, this the Indian students in India, and
they showed movies of this day, just when they take they have to
take all these exams, because they're under a lot of pressure
to get into the
college to get into Silicon Valley to get the hell out of
the India over here, get out of India.
And they are under so much pressure that they cheat to such
an extreme. It's ridiculous. And in the show, they show the side
of this building where there are all these students taking the
test. And kids are crawling up, like spiders up the side of the
building, all kinds of like, we're not talking about a couple
of kids like 50. And they're going in there and they're
tossing answers and doing stuff they're throwing I don't even
know why they just don't go in the room there but they're
tossing answers. And at to the kids they roll up a piece of
paper. Here's the answer that question six, right. But let's
play these two clips because this is like you have to wonder,
and I hate to call out the Indians again, but about some of
the some of their ideas of what's the right way to go. But
anyway,
scandal has erupted over cheating on crucial high school
exams. Authority said today, more than 1,010th graders have
been expelled this week. The issue exploded into view with
video of dozens of people scaling the walls of a testing
center in Bihar state. They could be seeing passing or even
throwing answers to students who open windows. The state
education minister said it's hard to stop. Yeah. Yeah.
Well here play the second part, you hear the numbers involved.
And crap. Excuse
me said today, more than 1,010th graders have been expelled this
week. The issue exploded into view with video of dozens of
people scaling the walls of a testing center in Bihar state.
They could be seeing passing or even throwing answers to
students through open windows that the State Education
Minister said it's hard to stop. There are more than
1.4 million students sitting for exams. Three to four people
helping a single student would mean that there are a total of
six to 7 million people helping students cheeps is the
responsibility of the government alone to manage such a huge
number of people and to conduct a 100% free and fair
examination.
Reports of cheating have increased since the government
began offering cash to poor students who perform well they
have to pass the exams to continue their education
now here's the difference between a country like the
United States and I don't know I say most of the world but a lot
of the world India for sure. We don't have the kind of rigid
class structure and the Indians have the worst one of the worst
because people here can you know you can always go to school late
you can go to night school you can always get a degree if
you're actually want to get a degree and you can begin at any
point in your life. There's none of these you know these
ridiculous barriers. You can go to junior college you can get
the you know, at your end and then transfer that taken a bunch
of tests to get into some university necessarily. And you
can always and I know a lot of people that just they don't
follow this rigid pattern and go become homeschooled
effortlessly. In fact, most of the Indians when they come over
here are homeschool.
All right, boy, you can just drop out and become a podcaster.
Yes. I just think it's just like, you put all this pressure
and create these bogus bureaucratic systems. And you
end up with this horrible state of affairs, which is India's.
And they've been, by the way this building these kids were
taking this test and it looks like it was rubble. This is the
junk. Good. I get them use. The Indians are cheap, and they
never donate to the show.
I'm hearing I think it was you a while back? I don't know if it
was related. When President Obama went to India, you said
you thought something might have I think India is ready for
something to happen again, no matter what kind of like Mumbai.
I'm not quite sure why just the number of articles I'm seeing
things going down. It's like feels like something else big is
gonna possibly that we're being set
up could be by the media. Just to accept something. Oh, okay.
Right. Right. Right. That's because India, you know, we
don't like Obama actually doesn't like this guy, the guy
who runs India now. And the new guy, Modey Modey, Modey Modey.
So he doesn't like him. And again, Modi something of a
creep. He's very pro Brahmin business. Anti he's a creepy guy
by all accounts. And these ended and then we get a lot of stories
about the raping, and India's everyone's raping everybody all
the time. And there was a report recently on PBS saying of the
two of the 20. This is a good one. I didn't use it when we
were doing this story of the of the 20 trading partners, the G
20 of that group of people, the women that were treated the
worst and were in the worst shape and in the worst country
are the number last in the list of how women are treated and how
they they're dealt with in the various in the United States,
Great Britain, France on all these places. Right at the
bottom is India. Above them is Saudi Arabia. And they made a
big stink about this because the there's been a woman wrote a
book about Indian raping, raping this rape. And she's a British
woman. And she got the book got banned. She got thrown out the
book about the Hindus by this other female author, very famous
historian got we talked about that book before he called the
Hindus. That book is banned from India. I mean, where it is there
is a lot of stuff going on. That is setting I think is setting us
up for the rehabilitation of India. And we've also discussed
the possibility it was only mentioned in one report once the
possibility of Ebola getting into India. Wow. Yes.
Yes, yes. That would be perfect for them, wasn't it?
So India may be targeted? For all we know, because we're
getting these kinds of stories and
Okay. Something that keep our eye on, I guess, speaking of
agreements, I have not seen this. In fact, they only have a
German this what is this Sueddeutsche hit home today a
the German economy minister Sigmar Gabriel is making a lot
of noise about the TTIP. This is a this is a big deal for the
United States. This is one of President Obama's big legacy
issues is the the T tip, which is the trade agreement between
the US and Europe. And he's saying, No, I really don't think
we want to do this. We don't think this is a good idea. And
we're and he's pushing back. I think this adds to, you know,
already a lot of tension we have between the US and and
Deutschland.
Yeah, there's another thing that seems to be building up slowly.
But we noticed this a couple of years ago, when we first started
seeing the the economy commentary about how these ISIS
ISIL types can Oh, they can just waltz into Europe, right? Once
they get in there, then then go to Hamburg or someplace in
Germany and then go right to the United States and kill us all.
And that was always it was always going through. There's
always some route through Germany, and there's still in
the subconscious mind of the American public. The cells, the
Hamburg, al Qaeda cells, it's in Germany.
What's interesting, that's Neo BND, which is the German
intelligence service who I've heard from, from our sources,
that the BND those guys are badass. They're really really
good at their, at their intelligence, certainly human
intelligence. I'm not so sure about their signals
intelligence, but they're building a brand new
headquarters, which I believe costs almost a billion euros.
And you think people get pissed off about that? It keeps things
keep happening to this now there was some sabotage took place and
water damage to the entire construction site, and I got to
think we're messing with these guys. I think we're really
trying to send some messages and it's not really getting it.
Well, the Russians on RT have been going on and on about how
and this, which I think is a red herring about how the Germans
want to get, of course as our tea, which is propaganda of some
sort you can fully identify course it is of course it is
they, the German has always been wanting to get into the five
eyes. And of course, the five eyes are the English speaking
countries that share intelligence us.
It's England or UK it is New Zealand, Australia, and who's
the fifth? Canada, a Canadian, of course.
And it makes no sense that they'd be in five eyes at all.
And but they've supposedly according to RT, according to
the Russians, oh, they want to get in, they feel insulted. And
so they may cut us off from their information. That's
bullcrap. Whatever the case, there's a lot of this kind of
antagonistic story, these antagonistic storylines seem to
be dropped in the media, which are targeting Germany. And then
of course, the other one I mentioned a minute ago is India
seems to be targeted.
Right now. There's a number of military exercises that are
ongoing that we are doing United States, of course, NATO, but the
United States is leading it. And this is, we're doing this in
these in the states that are kind of close to Russia, you
know, like 100 miles from the Russian border. And it's not,
it's not really a nice thing to do, particularly if Russia has
some military training in their own country. And then we all go
apeshit about it.
Right? And we have the clip, or these partial clip here of the
woman from RT. Who is the kind of
she's the cute one with a with a dark curly hair. And she's got a
slicked back. Yeah, this is very nice. And she
was on the new State Department spokesman his name eludes me
race. He's,
he's a loser.
Oh, this guy is terrible. I
got a clip later. Yeah, he's gonna fold he's gonna fall. This
is not gonna turn out. Well, this guy's no good.
And he or she goes off after him about this particular issue. And
then his he's lame lady.
I'm not sure I'm not sure if
this girl, by the way is I like her. She's hot.
She I think she's, I think she's
talented. But she's, she's got the combo, man, she's got the
combo. Especially with that Russian accent,
what you're referring to
when the US is carrying out exercises 1000s of miles away
from home, near Russian borders. And that's fine. But Russia does
that at home. And that's not fine.
You you you are twisting how we've how we've described
Russian exercise activity. And I think our activity with on the
territory of NATO member states is has a degree of transparency.
That is it's hard to criticize.
I want to go back to my question. Maybe you have not,
but your colleagues from this podium have criticized Russia
for carrying out exercises near its western borders, because
they will raise tensions. Why is it that US exercises do not
raise tensions?
Well, again, I would I would ask you to go back and check and
check the transcripts of what we've said we have not issued
such
The only thing that bothers me about this type of journalism.
It's very similar to I see this a lot. In fact, Brian, the gay
Crusader does that sometimes. And I say it really makes no
sense to do that by saying, Well, if you really look at the
record, Saudi Arabia beheads more people a month than ISIS
has done in total. And whenever you're comparing or like, there
are more senseless acts of violence, as if any act of
violence would be would make sense against LGBTQ Qi AP
community members in America in the States than Russia. But no
one gives a shit. So what she's doing is cute for our tea, but
journalistically, it really doesn't do anything. Such
blanket statements,
we did check the transcripts. And here's an example of such a
statement. We
are deeply concerned by Russia's plan to conduct a large military
aviation exercise this week, in areas bordering Ukraine,
exercises of this kind are provocative and only served to
escalate tensions.
Just to clarify, in that statement, the State Department
spokesperson was talking about exercises that Russia carried
out inside of Russia. So the State Department spokesperson
today tried to deny that there is an inconsistency between how
the US presents his own actions and how it assesses Russia's
moves. But there are transcripts. They're recorded
statements from the past which speak to the contract. I'm
shocked, shocked to find that
gambling is going on in here. I didn't I wanted to clip this and
I didn't because I thought well, actually I didn't because I
found this clip. This is Brian Becker of the answer coalition.
And by the way, this is Jeff Rasky is the guy who spoke so
yes. The answer. Had that clip to this Ganser guy. I didn't
clip that because the interesting not I refuse to clip
anything from these guys because answer a dot N dot S dot W dot e
dot r dot are a bunch of communists from the world's
Workers Party out in New York City there are their complete
bullshit artists.
Yeah, and I looked them up. And the way you do this, if you look
at answer coalition.org, you click on Donate, then you see
ah, this is the progress unity fund. Who was and donations to
puff POF whatever that is slash answer Coalition, a process by
our fiscal sponsor the progress unity fund. And I looked it up
John, and they do like $250,000 a year most of the money is kept
him then I really spending no one makes it there's no
salaries. Well, they may be communists, no, but they're not.
I've been not stealing money. Okay, I'm
gonna stop you there. Because that is that organization, if
you really start to look into it is like an octopus. There are
hundreds of little spin offs. And that could take in the
accumulative amounts of money that are here and there and
parked all over the place is huge. I don't believe that is a
quarter of
a million the progress unity fund, really that fund
itself, baby. But when you start digging into this, this
operation that world's the answer Coalition, which comes
out of the world's Workers Party, and go to look at the
world's Workers Party, and look at what they're hooked up to,
that's where the money is all it this little this is one of the
little, this is just a
small, it's a small, small thing. Yes, I did clip 40
seconds of this guy. And that's interesting. I didn't clip what
you clipped and you didn't clip what I clip together.
It's a shocking level of hypocrisy, double standard
double speak. I mean, the United States is carrying out massive
war games and military exercises in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia.
These are the former Soviet republics, key Russian allies on
Russia's border coming within a few kilometers, a few 100
kilometers of Russia's border with modern artillery. And
that's not a threat that's just keeping the piece. It extends
American military power right up to the edge of Russia
surrounding Russia, as it were, the State Department and the
media with the State Department constantly accused Russia even
when it's acting within its own borders of threatening its
neighbors. I mean, that's just the way that's the MO right now
in the American media. And of course, the State Department and
other government agencies feed that,
obviously. And I found watching him
play the there's gambling going on after that guy too. Of
course,
of course. Hope that would. That's not That's not a slam on
your clip man as and don't get me No,
no, no, no, no, I think that clip was warranted and needed
that kicker. But this guy is no this central to this guy just
summarize,
and I found some gold. But I don't like this guy. Wow. But we
don't have to. But I will look into who's funding all these
things. Because the world's Workers Party that I looked at
the 990. There's no mention of the world Workers Party. So it's
definitely segregated properly. Our man Professor Steve Cohen,
this is the professor emeritus from which university is huge on
New York good. I'm gonna say Johns Hopkins. No,
I think he's with NYU or something like that. look him up
while you he is a professor on
Russia. He's a Russian, very, he's a professional in Russia.
And by the way, as I watched his whole speech at Fairfield
University, I don't have a clip of a very irritating he keeps
plugging his wife with her entire first name, last name.
And you know, as my wife said, as my wife said, so now I'm a
little like, I gotta look into his wife isn't what she's doing.
Because there's something I don't know, I got a creepy
feeling, which I know I, I think we both typically really like
Professor Cohen and what he has to say. And what I thought I
would do for today's program is freeze
at Princeton and new NYU is got two jobs. And Princeton's of
high is is the that's last, that's the one
you want. Yeah. orange tie. I wanted to play a few clips from
this rather long speech that he did, because it really, it's
coincidence or not, but it falls exactly in line with how we feel
Ukraine came together, what happened, what the situation is,
who the players are, here's a minute and a half background of
the history of the situation, how we got into this. And I
think that he said some things that are very appropriate for
the no agenda producers, when they're out there, and they want
to slip in something. You know, the things that we talked about
now that you can change people's opinions, but just to put in
something intelligent in conversation, when the
conversation is good. Putin gonna kill everybody, man.
The origins of the Ukrainian crisis are to be found back in
the 1990s. At least, if someone was going to write a history of
how we got where we are today. You'd start with the end of the
Soviet Union, you might start 400 years ago if you're going to
do Ukraine, but your immediate history begins in the 90s but
it's true current history. And even the youngest person in this
room will remember you've been in the newspapers on the telly.
You all know this current crisis that began in November 2013. And
its history is clear, and I think the facts of it are not
disputable. So we need to remind ourselves of what happened in
November 2013. A political dispute in p of over a proposed
European Trade Agreement led to street protests that formed on a
famous square called the my dog. And led then depending on how
you look at it, this is a dispute to the overthrow, or the
downfall of Ukraine's elected president, Viktor Yanukovych, he
was a writer. He was corrupt. He wasn't courageous, but he was
elected. And everybody agreed the election had been fair in
Ukraine, he was made to go away. And that event in key of whether
you look at it as a crew, as the Russians do, or as a glorious
democratic revolution, as some in the west and in Ukraine do
some matter of interpretation that then led to protests in
eastern Ukraine, because Yanukovych represented them, his
electoral base was largely in eastern Ukraine. And that will
lead directly or indirectly to Russia's annexation of Crimea.
And that led to the onset of the ongoing Ukrainian civil war
between the countries, not entirely but largely pro Russian
eastern provinces that border Russia and its Western
provinces.
Now this sorry about the sound is a wireless mic, and it just
shit. I mean, but I think it's worth listening to. And here's
the history, this is what I've been looking for. So if this is
a civil war, what is really the dispute? There's very little
information about the historical situation in Ukraine as it comes
to who's who did people really think there belong to Russia.
And he has a beautiful little piece, which I think is really
the kicker of of his information here. Why Ukraine is in Civil
War, and how it was easy to manipulate and take advantage of
the cultural and geopolitical issues in the country. The
American
orthodox assertion is that this is all due to Putin's
aggression. That's the phrase Putin's aggression. And here
too, we find this beginning with this fundamental one, and I
apologize to Ukrainians, or people of Ukrainian descent in
the room. But I think if they think about it, they'll agree
with me, all this talk of the Ukraine and the Ukrainian people
striving to be free of Russian influence and join the West, is,
to put it politely fragmentary. For centuries, Ukraine has been
a divided country. It's not my fault. It's not peaceful. It's
God's fault. Centuries of being formed from fragments of
different empires, left Ukraine, divided religiously, ethnically,
economically, politically, geographically, mainly between
the pro Russian eastern provinces and the western
provinces that look to Europe. But not only you find both sides
in central Ukraine, even in camp. When this crisis began,
Ukraine had one state bid, it wasn't in the sense that the
rhetoric has it one country, it should have remained one country
it was struggling to do that after the end of the Soviet
Union. But anybody who was going to tamper with this delicate
balance in Ukraine, either had an evil deed on his or her mind
or didn't know history.
I love that he says his or her mind, clearly referring to
Victoria Nuland, bad Hillary, yeah, and Hillary were their
technical experts, and either didn't know what was going on or
just had bad intentions, yes, or didn't
know Ukraine. So the civil war that we now see in Ukraine is
not whose fault it was latent at very least latent in Ukrainian
society in history. There you go. All along all along.
That was the thing I needed to hear. I need to understand that
this has been an although he says it's God's fault, like
Okay, I think he's just using that as an example of things
that have happened over 1000 years. And there came the, the
Kagan's and the Newlands and McCain and they can and Hunter
Biden the cokehead and they, they just all they had to do was
throw a little bit gas on the fire was good too much did not
take much so it's an undisputable proxy war. If you
want to hear Cohen about that you'd like it or what are you
thinking?
Yeah, I don't like the quality of the sound but the information
is good. Colin's great. He's like our go to guy for this
information. He's
very worried, though he feels that this proxy war, which he
says is undisputable, it can get very dangerous. So I have the
I think everyone agrees with that. That's
evident for real. Like, like something really bad. I'm not
saying that. No, I'm but I am I'm for the first time I'm
saying wait a minute, Cohen is putting this a little bit
differently. And I was and I have whatever the Cold War is a
no, no big deal. But it actually could come to some nasty blows.
It might be designed to, oh, God help us. It's his fault. That
Civil War grew into
a cold war between the United States and NATO on the one hand,
and Russia on the other. And now as we talk, it has become a
proxy, American rushing war. Russia, indisputably, is
abetting militarily, the rebel fighters or separatists, or
whatever you want to call them,
and I appreciate him saying this. So he says undisputedly
and I'll take his word for it. His research, he has an appeal
piece in his speech about how he may be wrong with his analysis.
But these facts he feels very strongly he has the facts
straight, which is kind of what we do, you know, we usually have
the right facts, and it's just an analysis just turns out to be
different from what the mainstream seems to be pushing
in eastern Ukraine
and the United States, somewhat less openly, is funding and
arming kyiv's armies. And as you know, there's now a debate in
Washington and a proposal that we fund them much more
grappling, I believe $3 billion worth in the next three years,
with much more substantial weapons. Still worse, this new
Cold War and there's no doubt about it, call it by whatever
name the newspapers can't bring themselves to. They call it the
worst crisis since the Cold War. It can't bring them to say this
new Cold War fine. They're hung up about this for various
journalistic reasons
when he doesn't explain that but I wanted to ask you he says the
media won't call it a Cold War though a new cold war they call
it the the worst crisis since the Cold War because for
journalistic reasons why can't they do that? What do you know
what he's referring to?
Well, the call Well, yeah, I think I'm don't know for sure.
But I this is what I would believe to be true, is that the
Cold War was a moment in time and it was very delineated. So
it's like if you wanted to take it to an extreme This is a
repeat of World War One you're not going to start calling it
World War One. The Cold War's over I got her the journalistic
you can't go back and got Cold War ended like 1520 years ago,
in like 9020 years, I guess, you know, 15 years ago 20 years ago
25 years whatever. 910 11 Yeah, while back so you can't start
calling something this is not it's not proper it's not the
Cold War the Cold War is over it's something that happened in
the past
understood. So you can either say Cold War Two
no one's going to do that.
Well how they did it with World War Two Why do we keep talking
about World War Three Why wouldn't they do it with cold
war Cold War Two?
You don't want that it just doesn't sound right.
journalistic reasons journalistic reasons It doesn't
sound right
let's degrees come up with a new for there's got to be something
new frigid in the Soviet Union is gone so you can't have
another Cold War. Now that's just what the EU does US and
Russia
about the colder war the colder war the coldest war
and it's not now unless the Soviet Union reforms you can't
use cold war to World War Two you could say it was the same
combatants it was the France transfers the Germans let's
let's
come on man. Let's let's scrub in here.
I'd like to scrap it and come up with a new term Yeah, let's
scrub in we should come up with something they the three things
are hard to do. This one was not Oh no, it's not it's not playing
a term
and make it stick.
Okay, well, we can do this.
Oh, we have to keep in the back of the chat room is now going to
do it now on the fly the lukewarm
war the freezing more of just the whole. The polar vortex war.
Okay. We can do better than that war gate now. Come on people or
gate or gate. Putin is push back.
The Putin war
the Putin were Putin polar war. Polar the Putin what now? The
Putin war is not good. I don't think the Putin war is good.
The Ukraine agenda.
Ukraine, the Ukraine agenda. Well, this is the Brzezinski
what he had the grand chess game, stuff like that. This is a
part of that to maybe a subset. How about checkers in dunya? Ask
The legacy chess and Kyiv
Professor Stephen Cohen finds us all very dangerous. And he
points directly to what we deal with pretty much every single
episode of this program. In fact, he finally he misspeaks
And he says information sort of misinformation he corrects
himself halfway through but it is all about the the information
and the end the real with the maybe that's it, John, the old
crap war, the propaganda war, the PR war, the more work on it.
Here's, here's his first list of dangers. But
this new cold war may be more dangerous than the last one,
which we barely survived.
Is this true? We barely survived the last cold war
wound depends on your perspective, there was always a
lot of thought that we had, everyone had their finger on the
trigger. And it was a couple of missteps. And we almost gotten
to a war over Cuba. We could have all been killed and all the
rest of it. We I mean, it's not that we barely survived as
though we were shot to death. And It crawled to the hospital
and they pumped enough blood into us that we drive
revitalized, that kind of barely, but some sort of barely,
I think we
need kind of like a hip hop term for it this time around
something Kanye West might refer to in a song lyric. Yeah. Yeah,
I'm gonna work back to the clip.
Why?
Well, first of all, think about the epicenter of the last Cold
War was in Berlin, a long way from Moscow. The epicenter of
this Cold War is in Ukraine white plunk on Russia's borders.
And Morrow,
this, I think, is a great, great point that he's making here
about the epicenter being much closer to Russia than
previously,
right in the center of Russia's Slavic civilization,
about the Cold War. Can we do that or that I like shares with
a large part of Ukraine, not all, but certainly with many
Ukrainians, through intermarriage, through history
and culture, language, through religion. Well, that's why one
reason why you can imagine all the potential for
misunderstanding mishap provocation, accident 1000 fold
more dangerous than when the senator was in Berlin. And
secondly, because this Cold War is unfolding, in what was called
in the run up a World War One, a fog of war. That expression
refers to misinformation.
I didn't know that I looked it up the fog of war is indeed
refers to just lies. I always thought it meant something else
like you're stung by bombs exploding and no one knows what
the hell is going on. I didn't know I
didn't know that either. Way which because World War one to
get the Americans even go to that war. We had to lie to the
public you know, we had and there's two great propaganda
posters. Anyone out there can go to the Library of Congress, look
up World War One propaganda posters, and they have most of
them digitized. And you have this big gorillas coming over
literally giant gorilla with a German army cap on and wearing a
uniform and a big gruesome looking gorilla carrying women
under his arms and bashing things. It's very funny,
actually. But everyone I guess oh no, those horrible gorillas
from Germany are going to kill us all is this this technique
work works with the American public a charm. I mean, the
people that are were afraid that ISIS is coming over to kill you
after chopping off heads is just wasn't
remarkable. Wasn't that? I'm trying to think because when was
the Smith Mundt act put into place that wasn't until the 70s.
So that was that was the true level of propaganda before that
became outlawed under the Smith Mundt Act, which
was it was orchestrated by the by Bernays and his protegees I
believe yes. But ya know, these, ya know, these props, these
posters, you gotta go look these up and because some of them are
just jams, I mean jams and in fact, who was named proper
gerbils? governable?
noses, no arm gerbils? Yeah, I
know. I can't say it any other way can gobble sake, Goebbels.
Gribble is the propaganda minister for the Nazis and he
was a student. And believe that the only reasons that the
Germans didn't win World War One was because of American
propaganda. And they were propagandizing the American
public to want them to go to a war they wouldn't otherwise be
interested in. And we had to do a better job the Germans did
have propagandizing our people in around the world and they
fought until the war really broke out. The Germans were very
good at convincing everyone that this was great what they were
doing taking over Austria and all the rest of it. And this is
all because gurbles was a genius. And I would also
recommend this
before you do that. Goebbels was nephew of course to Sigmund
Freud. it.
Yeah, that's right. I vaguely remember this true. Yeah. One of
the things you should do people who like to study this stuff and
and
everyone who produces the show should be studying just this is
the essence. This is the essence of what it's all about.
Nobody else would tell you to do this. Not in their interest,
find. There's some dot there's some dot gerbils, essays and
some literature, it's available online, you can find it if you
dig around, read what he has to say. It's very entertaining
because he was incredibly practical. And he also has
developed a lot of his own ideas beyond what we were good at. And
a lot of it's kind of been ignored. Some of it's not but
it's something to read. I recommend reading this guy and
seeing what he was thinking and you and then he's constantly
bitching about the United States being better at it than anybody
else.
What I always like telling people's about Bernays famous
cigarette smoking campaign for women in the 20s kid was later
wasn't it? No, I think was 9190 2929. The the industry
wanted to overcome the biggest social taboo at the time, women
smoking and public. Women could only smoke in designated areas
or not at all. Yeah.
bloods if they smoked. Yeah, I
still think a woman smoking on the street is trashy. I mean,
not anyone smoking on the street is trashy. But yeah. That's
that's very cultural, about women were they were arrested if
they were violating any of these rules. So the Bernays stood the
stage the Easter Parade during Easter Parade in 1929. In New
York City, they had models in the parade with lit lucky
strikes, or are they called and this is this makes so much
sense. Torches of freedom. Citizen bullcrap comes from that
all in our culture. Freeze, there were hot women, you know,
walking up in the parade, and they were smoking and it was
cool. And then was like, Oh, it's okay. It's accepted now.
Yeah, he did know how to utilize the imagery of the elites. Yes,
to influence everybody else's. A number of people study this if
you get That's why if you get Jay effect, if you had, this
would put us over the top. If you had Jay Z and Kanye and then
maybe a couple of actually those two,
let's throw into but you want to throw in a white person in this
person who we think of and does Shirin but he's not hip hop.
He's not hip hop. I'm talking about people that are known to
everyone Ed Sheeran, Ed Sheeran.
I never heard of him hockey known to everyone.
Okay, well, I don't know that. But you
know, let's say Brad. And Brad Pitt, Brad Pitt. Good example. I
was visualized anx the hot shots. And they all said, Boy,
there's nothing that makes my day than listening to the no
agenda show. Bro, you would be done. We would be making so much
money. It would be like within a month. Everybody in the country
be listening to the no agenda show?
Huh? Yeah, you're right. How do we make that happen?
actually said something like, oh, yeah, those guys that have
no agenda, so show they really get on my nerves. Oh, yeah. We
just took over the contract.
It's President Dvorak and vice president curry here.
I mean, everyone would be listening on testing from the
White House had to pay attention to what our analyses were. And
the rest of it. That's how it works.
Well, maybe we can. You know, we
got the only guy I've mentioned. So shows Leo. This is the other
end of the spectrum. Or podcast.
This is this is very, very sad. Good. Oh, man. This, this
doesn't make me feel very good. Yeah, well, let me finish this
was in burlap. Secondly, because this Cold War is unfolding, in
what was called in the run up of World War One, a fog of war.
That expression refers to misinformation. Before World War
One. There was no email, there was no digital communication. So
it took a while it's flying today. It's information from
Moscow. Yes, it's information from PF. It's impermissible.
Excuse me misinformation from TM. It's misinformation from
Washington. It's misinformation out of Brussels. Even those of
us who are following who have the language skills to read the
original who know that history often cannot figure out who's
telling the truth and who's lying. It is hard. It's hard to
know the actual facts. But it comes down to the facts of the
factual bad. And dangerous and getting worse. There you go
lies.
Oh lie we say a lot. Yeah, lots of lies. Yeah.
But I like hearing the professor's say it's everybody's
lying. Washington, Moscow Kia,
we I think we base our analysis on that. On that premise.
Everybody's lying. Everyone is lying.
Pretty much everybody's lying. We were talking about Bernays
actually want to we can probably do this right now this. We love
watching the native advertising. And I don't even know if I want
if I can call this native advertising other than it was an
opportunity and a crack sales team took advantage of it. And
it says it may be a template and maybe we'll see more of this. I
don't really recall what the local station is. But it's about
us. A resident in the area and she turned 104 years old. This
is always a great human interest story. I think you can do these
over and over again. People love a guy or a woman who's been just
been hanging around, you get over that 100 numbers like wow,
that's so great. You know, and if especially if they're kind of
fun to watch, and they're not you know, they're mobile, then
it's great. Maybe it makes you feel hopeful, I think isn't that
isn't that what it is hopeful for eternal life?
I know what it is. It's just a it is a curiosity, though.
And by the way, you could be one of those people in the future.
I'm going for it. How do
you think you became How did you how did you do it? 108 years old
Mr. Devore? What do you
know a lot of it had to do with the Social Security being too
low. I had to work until I never got to retire. I'm 108 I'm still
working on doing a podcast you may have heard him on a podcast
called The no agenda show.
And you still are living in Silicon Valley. And
same place.
Nevermind, I'm gonna say Alright, so this is this is a
native ad but certainly but also possibly just a great sales job
and they really went all out on this
fourth woman is celebrating her 104th year of life. She has a
lot of stories to tell. And she's not afraid to treat
herself despite the wishes of her doctor.
Three I didn't like I'd make it feel percolo
at 104 years old Elizabeth Sullivan says she doesn't need
the advice of real doctors so she keeps another doctor close
by
people try to give me coffee for breakfast.
Well I read the heaven Dr. Peppers. She fell in love with
the soft drinks trademark 23 flavors when she was in her 60s
But first I loved they slip in the soft drink with 23 flavors
but right now they're already into the ad into the ad with a
follow up to her saying that another doctor
close by people
try to give me coffee for breakfast. Well I read the
heaven Dr. Peppers she fell
in love with the soft drinks trademark 23 flavors when she
was in her 60s
What does it what is what is that information doing in there?
I don't know. So you think this is that's funny right? What Can
I Do
you have one of these by the way when you're finished with this
How far do you think they'll take this one?
Well I got one
I'll finish this and then we'll okay bring in your
goes on. Did she go on about the great
Hello I'm telling I'm hinting at you that it's much bigger than
this. Oh yeah.
It's in her 60s
have started drinking my bath 40 years ago three a day and every
doctor that saves me says it'll kill you but they die not oh so
they must be a mistake somewhere.
Okay, so let's just summarize but before we get to big steak
somewhere they died I'm still living with my three Doctor
peppers a day
for her birthday. She's getting a very big surprise beautiful
cake shaped like a doctor go gorgeous.
You can hear this as the PR woman Dr. Pepper blip we got a
cake in the shape of a Dr Pepper and that God just honey we could
do one more we can go one step further to really nail this.
More in bottles no doubt. How are you doing? Well. Let me come
to you stay right there when you
live to be 104 and still talk to nice people. You deserve some
darker pepper. But I've never
actually even got a gift basket straight from the CEO of Dr.
Pepper Snapple group, Larry young.
The CEO is there no one's gonna believe
the CEO came to handle Dr. Pepper. These people are
shameless.
All right, I'm gonna give you a clip of the day. Oh,
oh, that's very kind of you. I feel like I'm monopolizing Clip
of the Day recently, but I'll accept the clip.
You get him when you deserve um, it's not a monopoly. But I have
one that is the I think is a topper to that in terms of but
doesn't talk but this is not a native ad but this is showing
you where things are headed. In terms of like the corruption
okay, I mean that was corruption that plain and simple what you
just played
I think was a good sales job really is like, standing whoever
the guy was a Dr. Pepper who did that deal. He was?
Well the question. Well, the question is, did the station
sell it? Or did do you think Dr. Pepper put that together? You
don't have no idea or the agency. It could be that the
woman's birthday was coming up and somebody got wind of a story
because she mentioned it in the story as legitimate thing, maybe
Dr. Pepper and a guy Dr. Pepper picked up on it and then went to
the station and said we can do a package will compensate you for
this and that? I don't know. I have no idea. Those things are
somewhat mysterious.
It was a good one that it came together perfectly beautifully.
And it's
gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous,
gorgeous, slow cloud is just gorgeous.
Okay, here's the future of media is going to be a little hint to
what's going on is Mexico and the movies and James Bond.
Okay. Well, producers of the upcoming James Bond film were
recently instructed by Sony Pictures to rewrite the script.
Why? Because the government of Mexico was willing to pay them
to do so. The cost of the new Bond film were already
skyrocketing when the Mexican government offered some $14
million for just four minutes worth of seen changes. Plus
another 6 million in incentives things like Shall we more modern
parts of a city using a known Mexican actress changing bonds
pursuit of a villain to happen during the Day of the Dead
celebration, instead of a round a cage match. All in all, Sony
has made the changes and it's raised questions about the
ability of foreign governments to shape movie scripts. David
Robinson, president of Morgan Creek production says quote some
movies wouldn't get made if it weren't for tax credits. That's
brutally honest. If you didn't get that 20% or 30%. Back, you'd
have to cut the base for it would have to come from
somewhere and quote, see that North Korea no need to hack to
cut a check. This makes me very sad. This is a very, very sad
report. Yeah, it is. This is so sad because you the human
resources. And there's these these aihole elites who are
running the show. They really believe there's too many of us.
And I think as we started this the program, they really just
want to kill a whole bunch of us what all they're doing is just
just mind control. It's in the movies, it's in the television,
it's everywhere. It's just it's you have to throw out your
television to unplug. And that'll never happen. I just I
see it going only in a very negative very bad direction.
Yeah, well, you can say if you run into people that are not
that are unplugged completely don't watch television. Yeah,
they seem more sane than everybody else. And if you bring
up the stuff that we do on our show, like anything they go, I
don't know what global warming. I never heard of it. Oh, never
heard of it. Yeah. Oh, that's terrible that they're doing
that, oh, that's not good. And they're fine. They're fine. I
think it's the idea of current events, which was drummed into
us and our kids. I remember when I was a kid before the
internet's Yeah. They're all your, you know, the kid, the
kids whose parents didn't have a newspaper subscriptions are
scum.
I remember that too. Yeah.
Yeah, they're all read the newspaper? Oh, yeah. They won't
know what's going on. Actually, if you read the newspaper, you
don't know what's going on. If you know agenda,
well, you get at least an analysis and we cut through some
we tried to give a broad swath but it's, it's it's not always
easy. But at least we can combat some of the bull crap and get
people thinking but everyone, no one is going to be able to look
when they have Mexico putting, you know paying to have Mexico
in there that has an effect. So anybody can come in and buy
anything. And the joke at the end of that is I think is
correct, even though North Korea didn't hack anything but just
anybody can cut a check and get whatever they want.
You get publicity for Apple, for example. So they had this they
had this clip on it was a it was a promotion for the Apple Watch.
It was so obviously native advertising, but there was a
couple A lot of gotchas in here this like, wait a minute, if
this is top secret, why are you there? Which is the first
question I always ask but let's play the apple and the how great
they are. Clip.
Cupertino based Apple has a top secret place to work out. Take a
look inside this warehouse Apple employees have been testing high
tech Apple workout gear for nearly two years. This is our
first look inside fancy head gear measures breathing and the
Apple Watch tracks calories heart rate and even tells you to
stand up if you've been sitting for too long. Apple calls it
calls it the future of healthcare. Wow.
That's the future of healthcare by the way they show all these
people and treadmills they had these things on their face.
That's
the future of slavery wouldn't be the future of slave labor
slave get up slave you
saw the The Dark Knight or one of the latest Batman. Guy bein
he has this thing over his face. Yeah, and these guys all had
that thing a thing over their face. It looked like a gas mask
kind of a thing where there's a creepy look. And the whole thing
was creepy. But this is their work working in the exercising.
Yeah, the watch is gonna tell you to stand up because you want
to, it'll be more like human resource human resource. You
must stand up now. You must stand up. You are not making
efficient use of your vessel. Time to stand
to fit resource you need nutrition. Nutrition is needed
now.
Exactly. That sounds great. But that's exactly what is human
resource. I'm caressed, take go. So my tablet. Now we're talking
a little earlier about this character. That's the Jeff Rath
key being a short term or I think you're right, because I
have a clip
warning warning, unlawful content, unlawful content
violation by Dvorak human resource direct.
Yeah, these are all good. This is during a press conference.
This guy they asked him some simple question. And this is his
answer. And I have to comment on it after it's done this little
clip this is Iran talks in the new spokes hole.
Iran the US and five other powers broke off nuclear talks
in Switzerland today. The Iranian delegation return home
for the funeral of their presidents mother, Secretary of
State John Kerry said the discussions have been very
productive. And in Washington his spokesman urged patients
we're focused on the on the deadline at the end of March and
that's why you know there's we have the intention to go back
and resume talks. So we're focused on that and and focused
on getting getting a good deal
the way out yeah, good deal. What is he buying the car?
Is it going to focus on getting good deals?
He's going for the March Madness sale in Iran. The roll out what
it was what is the new year called again? Row show Ron
Rawan. Ramadan No, no, the New Year.
Oh, cockroach.
No. You just yelling random things now insects. Are you just
yelling random, we're
being very such, culturally insists
Ditto. But I could look it up. I'm just hoping that someone in
the chat room would just say it because then I don't know the
thing that the Obama celebrated a week earlier than it really
was. But my understanding is the guy's mother passed. Yeah, and
settle back home. Yeah, so everyone got there and like,
dude, I'm not gonna I don't feel like talking right now. I'll
give you a good deal. When you come back. I gave you a good
deal.
Buying a rug?
Norouz Norouz. That's what it was. Norouz our roots. Yeah,
Rose. Yes.
I think they're in the round of 16.
Yes. But we're gonna go get a good deal. It's ludicrous, just
ludicrous. I like it, but it's ludicrous.
And then we have the ISIL stunt to recruit Western youth. ISIL
is
also well known for its slick media operation, but barley were
slick
media operation
with propaganda as well as those sickening videos of executions,
but now he's taking rather peculiar and unsettling term
militant figures posing with cute animals or holding bunches
of flowers for instance, there even promoting there and
accessories with images of rings or pictures of small children
wearing Islamic State logos. Political Analyst Daniel Wagner
says the media's done here is aimed at recruiting Western
youth.
Wait a minute, there. They're pumping out merchandise.
Did you miss this job?
This I'm astounded. Well, they've
got mostly pictures with doggies and kittens. little puppies.
Yeah, like our newsletter holding them and they got a gun
with them and an attachment unlawful content. kittens and
puppies are unlawful content they can be used to self
radicalize now they had here's what got me about the clip
though even though this was like this is gonna go nowhere is they
show a picture of a little kid like a three year old holding a
printed flag and I guess had an ISIS t shirt on which should
probably be available somewhere. So they had their shop space was
was obscured by the you know, some program was blocked at the
at the caliphate District court where these ISIS clips why are
they blocking faces? Who's doing it is it is just doing it to
protect the little girl. But what what's the point? It's
a good question.
It's like, oh, I don't know you. We didn't get a clearance. We
didn't she didn't write a you didn't get a clearance writing.
She didn't sign that
don't sign the waiver waiver.
sign a waiver. So let's block or fade it
was probably a non union child actor. That's probably what it
was. This is ISIS follow them to the gate. ISIS and her head is
gone. That's right. That's I need to get a hold of some of
this ISIS merchandise. I would very much like to have a hoodie.
And that's your line. John. Don't you want an ISIS hoodie?
An ISIS hoodie?
Yeah. An ISIS hoodie would be nice. Let's
see. Well, you could wear probably an ISIS sweatshirt or
an ISIS t shirt. Yeah, around town is this big, tall blonde
guy. Yeah. But once you wear the hoodie and you put that thing
over your head and you can't secure yourself, you're gonna
get somebody's going to attack you. Although I bet you if you
went down the street because they do this on the various talk
shows and at night, I bet you if you put an ISIS sweatshirt on in
Austin, and walk down one of those streets where all the bars
are Winterfell bars, Rainey street asked people what this
meant. They wouldn't know.
That was you're probably right. You're probably right.
That's cool, man. I like his gang like a dude. It's like the
Raiders flag man. Last Man is an inkblot. I can see people having
sex in it,
but also should have your name and your name and Arabic and
then a Toyota logo underneath that, you know, like really just
the logo in Arabic would be good.
I really jam it up. I want to thank a few people before we do
that in and give you some instruction on how to survive
the information apocalypse. Oh, maybe that's it. Maybe the new
Cold War is the information apocalypse.
I'm writing it down. Okay, good.
Here's Charlie Rose. Who is an elite and he slipped I guess now
he's doing some some work in the evenings on CBS. So he does the
morning show.
You guys got to drop dead but he's a horndog.
And he's
always been a hoarder he doesn't have time for sex that's why man
that means he's someone that can someone please and so one blow
Charlie man he she's getting a little a little bit it didn't a
little naughty and here's the one we had when he talked to
Angelina Diana lobbyist
and then they can get me about the sexuality. It's in
your DNA. So that was him? Was it Angelina Jolie? I keep
getting that wrong.
That or, or scarlet? Johanna Johansson. Yeah. At some hot
hot actress for sure. And so now he's taking a toss back from
Nora McDonald who's very pretty.
Nor McDonald nor on McDonnell. Oh, Nora McDonald. Yeah, Nora,
she's cute. She's cute. Very, very pretty girl. And she's
doing she's on remote. I forget. It doesn't even matter. Oh, it's
about the plane that skidded off the runway. Well, that almost
ended in the water at LaGuardia was up just before the weekend
ethic so just listen to how he comes back after she's tossing
the from the from her report back to him in the studio kept
us
out of that water.
Airport officials say the runway was plowed and that two pilots
reported good conditions. minutes before flight 1086
skidded out of control, Charlie, good to see you in the evening.
Next time dinner and a warm fire. Nora. Thank you so much.
Dude, oh, yeah, she's on the abundant morning show. She's on
the Today show. It's
like next time dinner and
a warm fight. Yeah, no, he's a horndog. You're right. And
that's that's a total that is a that is inappropriate behavior.
I liked it though. I'm gonna try it myself.
Next time dinner and a warm fire.
Yeah, try it out. See if that's a line that works. Maybe I don't
know. Maybe Charlie Rose has some magic.
I get the feeling he doesn't turn off. off your television.
That is some good advice.
I'm going to show my son little by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
let's start with a few people to thank for today's show. 706.
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This next one may be a mistake could be well, I
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I think she might have died. Remember I recall her saying oh,
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That would be can you imagine? I mean, that would be the
opportunity for Putin to take over the world. Yeah, if none of
our if none of our peerage was protected, protecting their
protectorates. I know it did a nation.com/rings. And Eric the
show we'll get right on it. There were two other emails that
it was kind of funny just talking about relationships. And
I think these I don't know if these came in with donation
notes, but I just wanted to read this one from Annie. Now, Annie
donated on Thursday. And I think I said send pictures. Would that
be something I would say maybe you say that constantly. So
subject line, you earned it. Hi, Adam, you most certainly earned
yourself a picture in the last episode. Not only did you read
my email, but you talked about my hometown. I had lived in the
Brookfield Newton line my entire life, Newtown. I've honestly
been hesitant to say the least to speak of my hometown in my
childhood friendship with Adam Lanza. You have a whole if you
haven't, if you haven't figured it out in your head, we were the
same age. My incredible boyfriend, Max turnquist. Got to
the end of the show, and has constantly asked me to tell you
more about my town. Although I'm still hesitant to tell a lot.
I'll give you a little, a very close friend of mine mentioned
that she had spoken to him about the military career. And this
close friend is a private first class. I don't know how
successful that was for him between August and December, but
I'm guessing it didn't go well. I'm actually in a very odd
position as far as this goes. Because after the event, my
mother's company sold the Newtown public school district,
their current security system. It's honey wills, instant alert.
And in case of any kind of emergency immediately contacts
the parents to email text or phone call. That's interesting.
I don't think that happened that happened that go out. I never
heard this. I'm heard either. And she says Not gonna lie. But
that sale did help fund my degree. I'm starting to think
everywhere I ended up living as cursed. First new town then
Boston, I lived only a few blocks from the finish line in
undergrad.
Maybe it's her?
Well, that's what she's saying. But here's what's interesting.
If the random number theory, about an hour later, I got an
email from Max turnquist. The her boyfriend and so it's
separate emails. And his subject line is I'm drunk and have
crystals. Obviously this got my attention. They Adam love your
show. And the Anna you read the note of Yesterday is my gf and
one of the several people I have hit in the mouth. I also have a
crystal collection. Which brings me to my point is any crystal
you'd want. Hey, sorry for the incoherence. I'm like eight
drinks deep also Annie sent you pics hope you enjoy I thought
that was really nice.
What did he offer you crystals? Well, no,
they came in. They're both they you know, he hit her in the
mouth and she became a listener. She's going to be a very
Producer a very good source for us. I mean, this is I don't
know, I've never feeling something good is coming out of
this.
Well, maybe Alicia got a picture.
I forwarded it to you didn't see that. Oh, she Oh, she emailed
the picture that she sent. Oh, yeah. Email Hello. Netanyahu did
his thing I missed all of this BB I missed all of this his
whatever his scare mongering there for for Congress and the
way that was played, I don't give a crap. But anyway he won.
And he won his election and by I guess a substantial margin, even
though the media paid no soliciting sales by saying it's
a tight race. But I just wanted to play this bit of him thinking
about money maybe on Megyn. Kelly, I don't know what what
this is from? I think it's Megyn. Kelly, the difference
between the Prime Minister of Israel and the President of the
United States. And this is I mean, a lot of people don't like
this guy. But he just sounds like a cocky schoolyard bully. I
mean, it's really, I just wanted to play this
what I was once asked, What's the difference between the
President of the United States and the Prime Minister of
Israel? And I said, Megan, that the President of the United
States, I believe, is always concerned about the security of
the United States. But the Prime Minister of Israel, and I can
speak personally of the nine years that I've been in office,
there's not been a day, a day that I haven't thought about the
things I have to do to protect the survival of Israel. And
that's a difference where the country that is most threatened
with destruction around the world.
I love this. Wait a minute. Have you seen Syria? Have you seen
Ukraine? Have you been in Somalia? Yemen, Yemen, thank
you. The latest? Is the survival just the survival of Israel? I
don't I don't know Bibi. But did he listen to us in this way. And
it's my responsibility to ensure that this state the one and only
Jewish state, lose forever, and that's that's a big burden, but
that's why I'm here. That's why I was elected.
As right bitch. I'm here to kick some ass. That's why I was
elected. The war man
down Dell. He's having fun. He deserves that. You say? Yes.
Let's take a look at the search going on. Yeah, man. I got a
couple of clips. There's the day of the news, our Yemen bombing
report, which was a gem and then these background are actually
that's not the background. It was the other Yemen
Syrian background or something. Yes, different.
Well, let's play the news. Our Yemen bombing reports when
people can catch up with what's going on there after the Houthis
kind of took over. Now full scale civil wars breaking this
was the
day of terror in the capital of Yemen. Rebel TV in the city
reports at least 137 people died and some 350 were wounded in a
wave of bombings. A stunned witness said Blood was running
like a river. It was the deadliest attack in decades in a
country torn by strike for bombings rocked too crowded
mosques during Friday prayers. Amid the carnage men frantically
tended to the wounded. Blood and debris littered the street and
witnesses tried to make sense of what happened.
We were in the mosque during the sermon, first turn an explosion
outside near the security perimeter. When the first
explosion happened, they use the chaos to enter the mosque in the
middle of prayer and blow us up from inside the building.
Both mosques are controlled by Shiite Houthi rebels who stormed
the Capitol last fall. And you're said to have Iran is
backing. The rebels control a growing swath of northern Yemen
and have extended their reach westward. They have battled the
Sunni dominated al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which holds
sway and much of Central Yemen. Adding to the chaos the Islamic
State group that also Sunni claimed today's bombings and
warned of a flood of attacks to house the Houthis.
What is this Islamic State group name we have? All the way? Well,
now it's the not just saying Islamic State but the Islamic
State group. She said
Yeah, heard that. I didn't pay attention to it. I don't know. I
have no idea.
Okay, I just sounded like maybe that was something new is a new
new way of describing will have to pay attention to it make it
a control Yemen. Adding to the chaos the Islamic State group,
also Sunni claim today's bombings and warned of a flood
of attacks to house the Houthis. That drew a skeptical response
in Washington.
It does appear that these kinds of claims are often made for or
a perception that they have that had benefits of their propaganda
efforts.
The US has struggled to maintain any influence in Yemen through
President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. He was chased from the
Capitol and his loyalists are now fighting to hold a power
base in the South.
I really am always tickled by the use of propaganda. So
Bernays invented propaganda. But as always, you know, it's always
Eastern or mid Eastern who do pop propaganda ISIS is we don't
have propagandists and the is group I as group. Maybe maybe
there's a PR firm,
Islamic State group. It sounds like like a joint venture.
Between two different the ISIL ISIS and Islamic Islamic State
group fried in LLC. It's
a roll up. Huh?
Yes, the way to deal with it and no kidding, because Islamic
State was just two words and nobody liked that. Because I saw
ISIS ISIL ISIS Islamic state
a lot more. Yeah,
I agree. But now it's Islamic State group. It has a ring to it
that I think it's stick. I'm glad you caught that. I did not
catch that.
Yeah, it could just be Well, we'll see. We'll see what it is.
Ashton Ashton Carter, Ash Carter, the new war secretary
for the United States was being grilled by Representative
Walorski of thinkers from Indiana. And a good question.
Not a great question. But a good question. And there's some setup
here, as the President United States has said climate change
is the number one threat. But we've had other number one
threats because there's no real coordination with all these all
this messaging that's going on. They need
a number one state group. They do need a State group.
Because then otherwise, you run into trouble here is Ashton
Carter, who's going to get out of it. I'm pretty much
unscathed. But he obviously will never answered the question.
Our president, as the commander in chief said in his State of
the Union address, that the number one threat to the
national defense is climate change. General mall, Admiral
Mullen just a few years ago said he believes the number one
national defense issue in our nation is the debt in our
country. Do you believe that debt this nation is carrying
nearly 18 billion as we're sitting here as well, having
budget conversations is more of a threat.
This is see what happens here. And this is a problem. Because,
you know, the Admiral Mullen I mean, he's retired but you can't
like just be telling saying the guy was full of crap. And then
you're gonna say the President's full of crap. This is a tough
question. You have to put in a terrible spot. Yes, you're it's
between a rock and a hard place untenable. What you're gonna do
billion as we're sitting here as well, having is more of a threat
to this nation's national security than climate change.
First, you go. Walk me with a chainsaw there.
There are a number of serious dangers to the future of AR,
I would agree with. You on I'm just trying to get a perspective
from where you're coming from is we're going to be voting on a
huge leap and this budget, I think the American people want
to know where the National Defense leader is coming from as
well. Do you believe that the nation's Dead is a greater issue
than climate change?
What I don't like about this is this is grandstanding on her
part. This leads to nothing. It has nothing to do with thing
with more money.
She had democrat or republican even though she's coming
Republicans. So she is probably thinking that the debt is a
bigger deal than climate change, and she wants to see what this
guy thinks.
I think she's just trying to put him off balance. And what she's
alluding to the increase.
Now she's an idiot, you can tell today replay on, but
okay, but the people's business being done by idiots
grandstanding is annoying,
as our Commander in Chief has stated?
I think they're both serious problems. And there are other
serious problems that are not those two, trying to deal with
all of those strategic challenges. At the same time,
you're naming two of the problem.
I'm naming what the commander in chief said and being a budget
that you guys have been defending here for three hours,
that's what you do. I'm just saying he says the greatest
defense, the greatest threat to our nation is climate change.
And we're trying to make an argument that says, you know,
the greatest threat to this nation and trying to rally
people and understanding is that we have an issue of debt that an
admiral went on the record to say, was a serious consequence
and a threat to the survivability of this country.
Did you agree?
I think that to the extent it drives on budget behavior like
the year to year struggle with sequester that we faced, that is
a challenge to our national security because of the
challenge to our national defense. I think we have threats
around the world that are very dangerous to us. I think that to
get back to an earlier line of questioning the strength of our
nation depends upon other instruments of national power
than our military power. I think in the long run, the strength of
our nation depends upon our ability to educate people and
have scientists and you
get the idea. He's just going to kill his way out with words.
Yeah, well, they have a time their time. So the they can know
that most of this guy can you're wasting my time telling me this
stuff? Well, you asked me the question. Exactly. That's bull
crap. Yes, she's a dick.
We were talking. earlier. We've talked a lot about the unlawful
content clause in this packet equality business of so called
net neutrality, which is really the only thing we're interested
in is who's going to determine what prohibited content is? And
how will that be enforced? And of course, one, one piece of the
of the answer to that is if you really want to enforce any type
of qualification of content, certainly, you're going to have
to do packet inspection. And so there's a whole bunch of stuff
that comes with that. But really just what things wouldn't would
be unlawful. Producer Drew, sent this note, he said, if you're
looking for a good summary of what content can be considered
unlawful, I can imagine that the Google Adsense Terms and
Conditions will serve as a disturbingly prescient list for
the coming shackles of our net slavery. And I thought that's
probably true. That anything that is good enough for content
for Google who like making money, that we could probably
expect that to be lawful in net neutrality terms. What do you
think?
Yeah, probably. But I don't know. That seems. It's an
interesting idea. Well, the list, I don't think Google's
gonna be calling the shots on this, because they're not they
get Google.
Yeah, but I'm just saying when it comes, if you look at
culturally, in the United States, what is acceptable as
lawful content or just acceptable by whatever terms of
values we have, as a society? I think Google would try to push
that as far as possible to get make as much money but still
have, you know, an arguably agreeable list. And I think
that's probably what we'd see. I did you don't see it that way?
Because I thought it made a lot of sense.
No, I don't see it that way at all. Because it's not going to
be an inclusive list. It's going to be an exclusive list. It's
not going to be a list of what you can do. It's going to be a
list of what you can't correct. Correct and apply
that. But that's what Google has this. They have the list of what
you can't have on AdSense. That's my Yeah, but
they don't have it's not it. It's there's a lot of stuff on
AdSense that you can do that wouldn't be on. I mean, there's
stuff that would never Google never think that you shouldn't
do. And there's going to be a lot of stuff that's political,
that Google's not going to put on that list. And the Google and
I don't think so I just don't think so it's just I think it's
dumb.
That's funny. You say that because I thought actually,
because Google has a lot. They're very detailed. It's
really completely detailed.
I think there's a lot on that list that would,
for example, even do legal.
Okay, let's put it that way. Here's gonna take it as an ad
doesn't mean it's going to be made illegal or unlawful. It
could be all kinds of reasons they wouldn't they don't
probably take as for Yahoo, for example.
I just thought that was an interesting list of things like
adult content, the way they look at copyrighted material, because
these are the things that will matter.
And have to look at the list now. Well, that's why I have so
insistent that's why I had the
list. I build them. Let me just start with adult content. What
what constitutes adult content that Google will not allow you
to advertise on
discussions about vaginal creams?
Did you just read that from the list?
dolt content
I think it actually there's something like this something
very similar to that.
women's groups will be up in arms about what you can't do.
What we can't talk about this we need this for women's health.
Well, here it is. Nudity and pornography. So that's Sexually
draped
over the nature list. The naturalists were the nude club
here in Hayward, California, we resent being banned from
discussing our nudity. I've always thought that the
naturalist are kind of sketchy anyway,
Google Ads may not be placed on content that provides tips
regarding sexual performance or discussions discusses some
treatments of sexual health
issues. Sex therapists will be up in arms about examples
include
but are not limited to advice about improving sexual
performance. discussions and or images of sexually transmitted
diseases, sexual health advice related to pregnancy childbirth
sexually transmitted
diseases.
Yeah, explicit text and extreme profanity. Google Ads may not be
speech issues here it comes erotic stories and or
descriptions of sexual acts sexual explicit jokes, erotic or
sexual forums bulletin boards and or discussion groups sexual
or profane terms in the URL crude language or excessive
amounts of profanity
on behalf the podcasts out there, yeah,
mail order brides
that's wrong with that ball you can
to be in that business if you want to have AdSense, well,
that's not
going to be unlawful. Now you're probably right. I have two
engineers in Silicon Valley have mail order brides.
Which there's an interesting a clause here for comment spam. So
if you have comment, spam, that is, you know, copy and pasted
from other sources. Anything that that also counts against
your lawfulness? For the AdSense?
Yeah, see this is falling apart too soon. It's a specious idea.
Sounds good.
Okay. All right.
It doesn't make any sensitive. Okay, when you're done, all said
and done, I'm good. I'm good. And I hate to use all said and
done because that's where my, my mental fix for at the end of the
day. I don't say the end of the day rarely say but I always have
some one sub that's just as bad.
It's taken a while. But finally. We're going after Kaspersky, the
Russian cyber security firm who? Who's going after him? Well, we
are Bloomberg. Bloomberg,
Kaspersky Labs has been an object of fascination for a lot
of us based security folks for a long time. Primarily, this
is a Bloomberg reporter. Talking about Kaspersky
because it's a Moscow based company, as you mentioned. And,
you know, the founder, Eugene, Kaspersky, you know, was once
was once affiliated with the KGB. But what we've discovered,
you know, through our reporting is that the the ties go much
deeper than that. You know, for example, one of the most
interesting findings is that there's a man at the company
named Igor checking off. He's their chief legal officer until
we started asking questions. He didn't have a public bio, on the
website, but he holds a large degree of power at that company.
And he's essentially the point man for all requests for data
from the FSB, and other Russian Russian spy agencies and other
government agencies. And that's not unlike what what many US
companies have. But until now, we haven't had a really clear
picture of what that looks like at Kaspersky Lab. And that was
the point we tried to make in the story is trying to put some
names and faces to you know, what the company's ties to
Russian government agencies looks like? And and there were
some really revealing findings in there.
So they did a scathing article on Kaspersky.
That looks like I've rigged the story. If however, there was,
well, yes. Isn't that just more? Get rid of the Russians? And
I've been waiting for that to happen.
You know, the funny thing is that you mentioned that you
mentioned that the funny thing is I've kind of been waiting for
that to happen for the last number of years. And here it is
fine, because Kaspersky on the surface is is fishy?
Well, of course, the Russian there in Moscow,
they're Russian. Yeah. And they're not that these other
companies that you have vast and the two or three other ones are
all Eastern European there. Panda is in Spain, which is
probably the safest one, and the rest of the windows two or three
in the United States or all over the place. These guys
actually good business, this business, what is this Bloomberg
guy goes on to explain in this pretty short clip, how it really
works. You know what the job is truly, to sell products of these
of these cybersecurity companies. And
one of the reasons Kaspersky Lab is able to put out such reports
is that they are places where US companies are not. But also
there is a tendency at the company to focus on those
threats, you know, at the expense of, you know, let's say
Russian based hacking attacks that US companies really liked
to focus on. So there's a split. And as one analyst said, there's
a cyber isolationism that's occurring within the industry
that if you're a US based company with ties to the NSA,
you're gonna report on Russian based hacks and Chinese based
hacks. If you're a Russian based company, you're gonna focus on
US based hacks. And we're seeing that split and merging and
Kaspersky is a really kind of great example of that. This is
really here's my
problem. It's a good business. If I'm not mistaken, you can
correct me Kaspersky is the ones who busted us Come on Stuxnet.
Yes. So we have to get back at them. There you go. Because
Stuxnet should have never been revealed. I think there's
something else floating around out there similar.
It's the what does that thing yet has a crazy name? It's been
it's been embedded, you know, for decades or something is like
just pieces. Yeah, it's kind of like the herpes of computers now
the herpes of computers really,
but that one, I like it. I like okay, we have a stupid
commercial. There's a 15 second commercial. I couldn't
understand it when I first started what are they doing? And
it's obviously a British product it's got a British announced are
talking about the loo the bathroom. Which I don't think
half the Americans know what the what a loo is. But okay, they're
gonna run this stupid commercial cut for cottonelle and I'm I'm
I'm thinking what are they advocating?
Did you use the new paper in that? Was it good? Why do you
think that the ripples work? Are you so clean that you would go
commando? Okay, how do you feel? Only cottonelle has clean
rippled texture so you can go commando.
Okay, getting me apparently commando going commando is
pantless well wearing pants Yes, though your butt is being
cleaned by your genes essentially if you haven't
really done a good job with this cottonelle I just said this
commercial is out it's just completely outrageous. Where did
this air the air is all over the I've seen it two or three times
I have on network television. I
haven't watched television. I've been out of the country. If
you've been in the loo yes Commando. I
have go commando command
but is this loo paper is the loo paper that makes you sit there
your hiney so shiny that you can go commando without soiling your
pants is that what I understood?
You got it you summarized Yeah. Oh, that's groovy
groovy what are we doing? This is the level that that content
is something that should be that should be deemed illegal content
right
that I would discuss illegal content is disgusting.
Finally for me, this Clinton Haiti scandal I'm enjoying this
immensely. And I bet because of course the day after the George
Clooney organized well, but way before it even the George
Clooney organized telethon around the world, people were
texting and phoning him to $10.10 Euro donations. And from
pretty much the get go we follow this closely on this show. The
money is gone. It's seems to be in Clinton's web of money at the
Clinton Global Initiative, this complete shills being put in as
president just total Madhouse and now Clinton's Hillary
Clinton's brother, it's coming to light although we discussed
it and we must have talked about it two years ago. Okay, it's of
course now we have Republicans out trying to discredit Hillary
so now they put push this out there, they saved it. I got a
good one, that her brother got these gold mine rights. They
paid almost nothing for it. Which is true. Because that's
how the Clintons that's how the Clintons operate. Yes, yeah,
boy, you're not really going to hear it. I don't think because
people don't give a shit. Don't care. They just don't care about
the Haiti thing. I'm
voting for Hillary because she's a woman.
Let me see I have Clinton here. This is leading Haitian lawyer
and human rights activist, leisurely, easily Danto charges
you an envoy to Haiti Bill Clinton, his head of the Haitian
Relief Fund was responsible for some $6 billion of international
relief aid received less than 1% of this amount made it to the
Haitian government. Bill Clinton had total control of the balance
she adds Hillary and Bill Clinton opened Haiti in quotes
as their private asset to liquidate this sounds exactly
right. We're open for business to liquidate this whole country.
They use the resources of the World Bank, the State
Department, USA ID and the UN, the private military security
contractors, the US military and the Feds passport and visa
issuance capabilities. They got kickbacks called donations from
anyone who wish to buy from them a piece of the Haitian lands,
the oil, iridium, uranium or gold. The Clintons have used
governmental power to conduct their private business and call
it helping poor Haitians. dontoh ads that Bill Clinton made no
attempt to conceal his Haiti aid corruption neither did US
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, they put their own
Haiti staff members into nominal positions of power to rubber
stamp their IIDX Haiti Prime Minister Gary Corneille, who
succeeded John Max Belur Bill We've worked as Chief of Staff
for Bill Clinton as a UN development expert. As Cheryl
Mills and other Clinton staffer named in the Clinton email gate
scandal, who today is on the board of the Clinton Foundation
also served as the United States representative on the Interim
Haiti Recovery Commission, the IHRC to be see how the web
works. All the friends are in there getting all the deals for
the money.
This guy is unbelievable. And I guess there's always the room or
the I think that tradition in Hades, according to the
Christian missionaries, is that the Hadees Oh, it was sold to
the devil. And that's why they've always had problems and
the there's always a devil running him running the place.
And this Clinton sounds sounds right to me,
The Washington Post is all over this story. So it's got legs,
it's got legs, and I'm thinking I'm thinking they're going after
Hillary, you're right. I think today or tomorrow, the claims
are going to start whacking people pretty soon. You gotta be
careful with that. You know this now you're gonna see people
committing suicide, you know, bad bad coke. Bad
you know, that'll be the whatever
Dead Jim to to the
head gun in the left hand, you know that you watch this is
going to happen that we are at a very bad late very bad point
that when you when you push the Clintons into this kind of
corner, I think it's gonna be pretty bad. So, but anyway, I'm
happy to see this because, yes, we have if you just go to
search.na shownotes.com and type in Haiti, you can see how long
we've been looking at this. And the thing is, just bothers me is
that no one is outraged that these people stole your money.
stole your money. These guys hear, we just need cash. I know
a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just send
your kid just send your cash. We had three presidents saying this
no water, no blankets, send your cash, and they put it in their
own pocket and gave it to their friends and relatives.
See, the day is evil.
Stop. We got to do one more thing. I just want to get this
out of the way because we're falling behind on a couple of
topics. And I just want to bring drawing a backgrounder on this
one. I actually have two of these I'd like to get rid of
okay. One is the background of the Venezuela situation we do
not talk about. We have people at bitchiness for this. Somehow
Obama has declared Venezuela a huge threat to our national
security. It was an executive one known reasons and we're
still their top trading partner while give sanctioning them to
something of course, this is one of these make goods where some
didn't go as planned. It's in the book, The Confessions of an
economic hitman about Venezuela and why we got a grudge against
them. It's all about the oil and who owns it and she's like,
pumping oil and giving it to the people there and now they've
given
it to poor people, just shitty shady business practice.
It's a whole the whole operation is sketchy but play the
vanishes. It does undermine Democracy Now this is a current
wrap, which I believe will get us off the hook for not talking
about it.
The Obama administration is facing criticism across South
America for leveling new sanctions against Venezuela and
declaring the country to be a quote unusual and extraordinary
threat to national security. On Saturday, foreign ministers of
the 12 country Union of South American nations call for a
revocation of the sanctions and a statement The minister said it
constitutes an interventionist threat to sovereignty and the
principle of non interference in the internal affairs of other
countries. On Thursday, US policy in Venezuela was also
questioned during a meeting of the Organization of American
States in Washington. Representatives from Mexico,
Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and other nations all criticized the
US approach. According to a report by TELUS sued, Branagh
vs. De Costa, Brazil's OAS representative said, quote,
Venezuelan issue should be resolved by the Venezuelan
people without sanctions. Jose Miguel and salsa in source of
Chile is Secretary General of the Organization of American
States.
We all recognize the right of Venezuela, its people, its
government, its political parties, its social
organizations to resolve its problems and crisis without
outside interference with full respect of its constitution and
the human rights of all its citizens. Okay,
that's it. This is a backup I just did just there's nothing to
comment on. We just have to
get I think we just have to wait for it to unfold. I don't see
any other information.
I'm gonna have to mention that's in play. And I've
consistently been putting under the receipt regime change
heading stories. about Venezuela and about the executive orders.
We haven't talked about it on the show. It's not like it's it
hasn't been a part of being a radar or anything, right.
That's what I just want to make that clear. Okay. All right. The
only other one
is by the way, it's two guys is us two guys. Yeah, we
only have so much time and these things are not boiling enough
for us to get
to involve any help is appreciated anything anything.
Pohlmann square is in Chicago. This has been another stories
that we haven't covered has been bubbling up and it's still
floating around. And there's a there's like a, it's like a get
mo Guantanamo Bay warehouse. And this is
where Chicago cops are throwing people,
cargo companies. In their welcome, they beat him up, they
don't book them and they get the lawyer can't get in and lawyers
can't even get near the place. And they lawyers are pitching
and bone in. And now there's some suits happening. And this
is a home and square. By the way, Chicago. I'm sure this has
been around for a while. But let's play the home and square
clip and I'm done with that. Now,
top Chicago police commander has resigned following reports of
abuse of methods at the secretive home and square
compound. The Guardian revealed people taken to the nondescript
warehouse had been denied access to attorneys beaten, and held
incommunicado without notification to their families.
The Guardian now reports Nicholas RotY, chief of the
Bureau of organized crime, which operates out of home and
resigned last week, attorneys for three people held at home
and have announced plans to file a civil rights lawsuit in a bid
to shut the facility down.
The only thing interesting about the story to me be it because
it's not really a total surprise that something like this would
be going on in Chicago. But what's interesting is that only
the Guardian a British paper is covering it. The local papers
won't touch it. Why is that? Because you don't want to get
beat up taking it home and and you know, tortured. I have no
idea other than that. The Guardian, even when it's in
another paper, like in The New York Times where I saw a report
like yesterday, it was all quoting from The Guardian. The
Guardian is the only people that I guess it's Chicago is a
corrupt crappy place.
Because they're run by him i Five, or am I six
The Guardian? Well, then what's the deal? What's going on with
Chicago? What's the deal with the guardian? And let's see what
happens if coochie wins the election.
You mean chewy, chewy? coochie? coochie coochie may just very
well win the election. Well, that's April 7, I think is it
not as my birthday? Okay. All right. So, your birthday. Well,
we still have one show before your birthday.
Yeah, April 5 is my birthday. And that'll be the Easter nice.
And we'll be working on Easter.
Yes, we'll be working both on Easter and my birthday. Which is
the same day? Yeah.
Which only happens once every
once in a lifetime for another 11 years. But life hasn't
happened since 53.
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