Little less jingles really? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, April 2 2015. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 709.
This is no agenda, celebrating our artistic
freedom and broadcasting live from the crackpot condo in
downtown Austin Taos FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the garbage trucks are
making more noise than usual. I'm John C. Dvorak Hill
was it the garbage trucks that caused the booming sound?
Did you hear a booming sound? No, I
heard reports that people up in your neck of the woods were
hearing booms and in the middle of them you
know I've I've heard about these booms there's apparently is
going on in Washington too. And Mimi, says she I asked her about
this specifically she was up there during a booming Episode
Episode and she's I don't know what she told me now that you
mentioned you kind of forgot what I think she said that she's
heard maybe heard something or somebody told her they heard
something this is I don't know what I
thought that was his new Berkeley where were you are not
have not
been Washington? No, there was something going on in Washington
that was more booming Oh. Or was something else some noise some
strange noise I can't identify the booming
Yeah, we heard the train we heard the train alright.
The train
you did not witness said booming so it's
I didn't witness any way I'm you know, it's possible if I heard I
heard some not you mentioned it. There were some some of the
sound like gunshots that's what people
say it sounded a bit like but more like hit like a cannon
fires where people were saying you don't know about it then
doesn't matter because I have no idea.
I don't know about it. But I may have actually heard it. But you
know, hearing gunshots or cannon fire around here.
What? What else is new? Well, it's a new month, John. You know
what that means? Yeah. New month, new month means new
proclamations.
It also means that we're getting close to my birthday on Sunday.
That's right.
We have new proclamations. Okay. Well, let's hear the busy month,
busy, busy, busy month and a busy day actually, today, we
have a National Child Abuse Prevention Month, which is, of
course, always a good thing. These are all presidential
proclamations as as written up as such. It is also national
sexual awareness, sexual assault, sexual Sexual Assault
Awareness and Prevention Month.
Right the rest of the year, you can go ahead.
Yeah, do whatever you want. The write ups are often quite
interesting. And I always put these in the show notes. And
it's just I'm not going to read all of them. Maybe we'll pick
out one today because it is also national Donate Life Month
for 2015. Now is how's that accomplished?
Glossary this at this moment? More than 123,000 Americans are
in need of a life saving organ transplant. Okay, our nation
continues to face a critical shortage everyday 21 People die
waiting for an organ. Yeah. Let's see. So the President
wants you to go to the donor registry at Oak organ donor.gov
I never thought that was a good idea. I feel bad. You know, if
someone needs something. I don't know what they would want for
men and what
you're thinking. You're thinking you sign up the next thing you
know some guys with black masks your target it over the head,
steal your organs and
throw it in a ditch. You wake up in the bathtub with lipstick on
the mirror. The bathtub with the ice. Yeah. We all know that
story. It is also National Cancer Control month I found
this to be an interesting choice of words. We're no longer I
guess trying to cure cancer. We're just trying to control it.
That is interesting. Let's see what the President says this.
This month we stand with all those touched by cancer and
redouble our efforts to prevent detect,
oh, I know it is disease. Okay, I know why they changed it. You
do because it encourages drugs. Drug companies?
Well, obviously, yes. It's drug. It's cancer drug Bonanza month.
Yeah, exactly what it is here it is people who take steps to
reduce their chances of developing cancer. So
maintaining a healthy weight, protecting skin from exposure to
ultraviolet radiation. limiting alcohol consumption is what a
boring month this is going to be cigarettes. This is this is the
most boring month of the year. Thank you very much, President
Obama. What do we have next? We have national fiscal capability
month. Now this is a good one. Our nation is built on the idea
that we do best when everyone He gets a fair shot. Yes. Six years
after a devastating recession shook many Americans faith in
our financial system. So this is time to renew our efforts to
support the support the informed financial decisions that will
open doors into the middle class and help ensure economic
security for all. Bullshit. See, what do we what can we do here?
Not much, I guess. No, no. Before you Oh, campaigns, what a
slogan we have here. No, before you Oh,
is that even mean? Know what the what
how you're going to be screwed before you take out the loan? I
guess. You would Know Before You Owe campaign so students and
families have a straightforward. That's the solution compare
financial aid offers? Yeah, isn't it? Isn't this a fight?
Isn't this the month when everybody starts looking at
financial aid? I don't know. I think it is. Then we have a I
think we probably miss this was this yesterday. When was this?
Cesar Chavez that's all that can't be right. Oh, that was I
don't know what that is. Okay. March and we missed these March
30. Was education and sharing day. 2015. Education and sharing
day,
said even
mean? Well, let's see, our young people are the problem solvers,
thinkers and visionaries of tomorrow will change the world
as we know it. They deserve the chance to fulfill their enormous
promise no matter who they are or where they live or who they
love. Doesn't say that, but I made it up. Good education. I
don't know I don't I'm not sure what that is. It's Big Brothers
and Big Sisters. Anyway, today is an important day. I thought
at first I thought the president they came out with it just this
morning. I find that to be a little bit late. It is a World
Autism Awareness Day. Today, or as I like to say, put the smart
kids down day.
And down. Yeah. Smart kid. Oh, I thought you Oh, I see what
you're saying. I thought you meant shoot them.
Put them down make them feel silly. And an autism of course
is real. There is you know, there's some very severe cases,
but the spectrum of autism which has been created solely for the
pharmaceutical industry. In DSM, the DSM five the Diagnostic
Statistical Manual, ie the drug companies free ticket to giving
your kids crap. He says he had Minden, Izzard illustration is
committed to helping Americans with autism fulfill their
potential by ensuring access to the resources and programs they
need. And of course, that's part of the Affordable Care Act takes
care of that. Last year, I was proud to sign the Autism Cares
Act, as part of the brain initiative removed $150 million
for brain research, we continue to invest in innovative
research. But I don't like is he kind of makes it sound like if
you listen here on World Autism Awareness Day, our nation
recognizes all those around the globe who live on the autism
spectrum. That's you and me, John, one of my friends here who
just started listening actually said, you know, John's on the
spectrum, you know that right? Oh? Yeah, come to think of it
probably. Our nation recognizes all those around the globe who
live on the autism spectrum, we celebrate the countless ways
they strengthen our communities and enrich our world. And we
reaffirm their fundamental rights to participate fully in
society live with respect and achieve their greatest
potential. This really makes it sound like everybody with any
form of autism is pretty much a loser.
Tell that to Bill Gates. Thank you. Thanks, man in the world
queue.
And these are the a lot of these autistic spectrum people are
incredibly intelligent. In fact, in the DSM it says, often very,
very intelligent people are autistic. Okay. Todd, I think
that's prejudice, really?
bigotry, bigotry,
thank you. So that's what's going on. That's all the
president
why you talking about the drug companies measure play a clip?
Oh, good idea. So to remind people that drug companies are
bad.
Some of them have some good drugs, and some of them can
help.
Now there are a bunch of criminals out well, there should
be they should be indicted. There's that respire doll. Okay.
Right now, you may be entitled to financial compensation.
Risperdal is a medication used to treat ADHD, autism and
bipolar disorder has been linked to gynecomastia in adolescent
boys gynecomastia. What if your son took Risperdal and later
developed enlarged breasts? You may be owed significant
compensation from the manufacturer.
Yeah, you go what do we know about respire doll accepted?
Boobs makes you grow tips if you're a boy Oh, man, that's a
side effect for you.
For someone maybe desired. Well, yeah, you grow. You grow boobs
and you're really calm about it so I think this probably
everybody around the world heard some of this. What has been
going on in the United States of Gitmo nation? Probably just want
to get to it right away. I have a background or on this
religious freedom act. brouhaha, which I'm very disappointed for
a number of
Oh, I was hoping to God you wouldn't start talking about
this.
Just briefly. Why were you hoping to God I wouldn't start
talking about it.
I thought it was a distraction of the week story has been on
every new show. Oh, exactly. Exactly. Taken over the place.
That's
why it needs just a brief deconstruction. Here's a
backgrounder for those of you not living in the daily use of
this crap from the three networks of the national outcry
John did you hear it on the streets nationally and
taking the same political sides as as climate change the right
wing talk show guys, but but but and the left wing guys Oh, yo,
yo, yo, Yeah,
true. True. Just do a little background so everybody else who
doesn't live here knows about it. Also tonight. Indiana's
Governor responds to the national outcry over the so
called Cry Freedom Law. Today Indiana's governor, he will fix
a controversial religious freedom law. Critics say the law
is not about freedom. It's about legalizing discrimination
against gays by allowing businesses to deny them service.
Indiana Governor Mike Pence bowed to public pressure today,
saying his state's new religious freedom law needs to be
clarified protests and boycotts led by gay and lesbian groups
who feared the law would allow discrimination have gained steam
all week on this Tuesday night fixing it bowing to pressure
Indiana's Governor promising to rework the law that was billed
as ensuring religious freedom but viewed by many as a license
to discriminate, as a backlash threatens to hit the state's
bottom line. Good evening facing a growing opposition from inside
and outside the state in a threat to its economy. Indiana's
governor in an apparent response to blaring headlines like this
in the Indianapolis Star has called for a change to the
controversial law that some believe it's worded in such a
way it opens the door to legalize discrimination tonight
Indiana's Governor now saying he's asking for a fix. After
days of protests and anger over that controversial new Indiana
law. He says it protects religious freedom. Critics say
it's simply a cover for businesses to turn away gays and
lesbians.
So there you have a brief background are and we're not
going to have one of the typical conversations and discussions,
the national conversation about the outrage, the outcry. The
only thing I want to say about this is as a bi curious male I
am once again, so disappointed in the leading the community
leaders of the LGBTQ Qi AAP community, they have once again
allowed themselves to be abused. abused, I say for the complete
political agenda, which is this. Don't vote Republicans they hate
gays. That's That's it. That is the that is all of this is
about. And what
surprised you have to I agree with you 100% That's exactly
what this is about. And Mike Pence is a potential
presidential candidate who was a very presentable guy and good
looking. The white haired you know, CIA time.
I didn't know he was a presidential
visit and crops up. Okay, that's good. I didn't know that. So
that makes you know, so let's get rid of him right now. Right?
Yes. Right. He's on the wrong side of history.
Take a chance.
But here's what God told me John. Here's what God told me.
Because I you know, obviously I'm on the Facebook because
you're not somebody has to monitor this crap. And when Tim
Cook, Tim Cook, who by the way has come out as being gay, I
think three times now over the past 20 years. And just want to
point that out he is he's never adverse roller coaster again,
never adverse to coming out again and surprising us all once
again. When he came out, it made this big statement. Oh, Apple,
we were open for everybody. Facebook when everyone's like,
Oh, I'm so proud to be an Apple fanboy today. Yes. You know
what, you should stomp on your iPhone you pathetic twits that
you seriously and Tim Cook. What a dick. This is just abusing
gayness. And now we have all these CEOs jumping on board.
This is. I find it abhorrent really abhorrent? It is. It's
And I can't believe that people don't see it. And it's one thing
that the Putin thing when Putin hates gays that kind of that got
some legs and people you know, that's when we first really saw
the power of this but to use this purely to for political
motives to put down a potential presidential candidate
I'd like to you know, if you wanted to do something
interesting, I think finding the roots of this bill would be one
of them because this bill is innocuous. It totally cold. I
mean, he's like, Okay, here's the oh, now it's going to be
okay for a cake maker not to bake a cake for a gay wedding.
cake maker doesn't have to bake a cake for anybody.
It's It's so ridiculous. And I think most people have not even
read the law the headlines everywhere anti gay doesn't say
that it can be used to discriminate don't do you really
think
this by the way reminds me a little bit of a net neutrality
battle exactly a match and all these possibilities this law is
and then you you take the imagination of these
possibilities and then twist it into that's what
that's what it's about and it's so well executed a business was
well done which
is which again reminds her why how did this bill come to be
because it looked like it was a setup the Greg is set up to just
get get pence get him out of here
I didn't I didn't even feel like looking that deep because who
gives a shit I mean doesn't matter it's come out of
that you brought it up we're gonna have to look at it and do
it one more step on this because I've been watching I mean
there's another one I looking for another step on is this
Menendez thing was another
before you go there I just want to read what glad said the gay
and lesbian okay anti something the coalition defense project
deniers the common zero you critical information about
frequent anti gay interviews. Yeah, shoot this is not what I
wanted. Crap. Sorry. Forget about it doesn't matter. That
was very good. That was bad. I gotta open the open the link.
Well, they said something. Yeah, this and then this thing has
gotten Oh, I
see what they did. Okay, so they had what they did is and I
thought this was really a maybe Glads behind it. Now that I
think about it. Just this is the glad commentator Accountability
Project cap puts out critical information about frequent anti
anti gay interviewees. And they put that into the hands of
newsrooms, editors hosts and reporters journalists or
producers who are on deadline often don't have the time to dig
into the history of a commentator. So they're calling
people out who are anti gay and being invited on on shows.
audiences need to be aware that when they're not talking to the
mainstream media, these voices are comparing LGBT people to the
Nazi Germany. predicting that equal treatment of LGBT people
will lead to the total collapse of society and even making
accusations of satanic influence. Really, this is what
GLAAD is doing is
where's this I'd like to hear some of these shows they sound
very entertaining. So
here's here's their here's the list. Tony Perkins president the
Family Research Council which is an according to the Southern
Poverty Law Center is an anti gay hate group anti gay hate
group is an anti gay hate to be a gay hate group. Anyway yeah
really anti
gay This doesn't make any logical sense. It
does not just got this whole list of people in the column
it's that that picture that was being of the governor signing
the bill into law into the head a little this guy hates gays
this guy is an undercover gay this guy is you know thinks gays
are the devil. Satan and, and even your David Letterman and
everyone's just like what's wrong with Indiana? We should
tell you
I heard that actually. I was watching those just flipping
around and Letterman went off the Letterman has gone off the
deep end big time but he went off the deep end Oh is not the
Indiana I know I'm from Indiana and this is a read we're God
fearing love people love everybody. This is not the way
Indiana's you name went on and on. I've gotten what the getting
find something funny to do. No,
I know. I know. I know. And boy, does the media love that and
just but it's so, so progressive to be on board with this. Most
of the people who are vocal about this are not gay. That's
right. We need to be free equal for everybody. And, of course, I
think what they're also trying to do, again is bring the
discrimination based on sexual orientation into law which we
know will never happen. This has been going on for decades
almost. You can't it will not work. You cannot do that
right and it leads to discrimination. In other words,
yeah, I got I got fired. I get fired. Well, you I'm gay so
it'll be fine because
I'm saying that the next step in that in that on that road is
then discrimination against appearance. Yeah this has been
California quite a bit appearance okay yeah so somebody
with a bunch of facial piercings and then you know blood dripping
from their ear the whole
big shotgun earrings a big hole in their lows big giant
holes and they you can't you have to hire them or else you
know you're discriminating against appearance and
appearance is going to be the next road if they do any if they
move at all on any of this stuff because appearance is they
discussed quite a bit hmm yeah, I'm I got you know, your, your
your goth should be hired to be at Abercrombie and Fitch
in 1990. Call John. They want their goth back. But I
understand what you're saying.
Gods are still around. And they still some of them call
themselves gods and they have a certain look nine not so sure.
Well, that's where it stems from. It stems from the gods.
Yeah, well, not in Austin.
Well, Austin certainly has a lot of interesting looking people
when it comes to piercings and body paint and mortar
modification of one. Yeah, this is body modification. Yeah, what
it's called. Yeah, it was just this, it was just really
disappointing to me once again, that not a single, you know, gay
community leader stepped up and said, boys and girls and people
in between, let us
know nobody's ever gonna say well, let
me say it.
You're in a dream world, my friend a dream world.
I am a well known by curious male and I'm saying I do not
like are my lesbian, gay, bi curious bisexual, transgender,
queer, questioning, intersex, a social whatever. Pansexual being
abused this way. And people should stop it. It's really
really ridiculous. Particularly people who aren't gay is stupid.
fall for this dumb stuff.
It was going on and going. It's continuing. True. It will be on
today's news. And tomorrow's news is as though this is news.
And it's on PBS newshour they devoted a segment to it and a
couple two or three times
yeah
yeah, well and you're right distraction. I actually does
deserve the shirt
because there was a lot of stuff going on while we were not
paying attention
and see but you said that yeah, they're still talking about
Menendez
All right. Go ahead with Menendez because not I didn't
find any story is
fishy clip will do. It's not gonna be a long piece on them.
But I don't have a lot of material. But I do have a couple
of things. Okie dokie.
The Justice Department announced today that for the first time
since the 1980 abscam scandal is indicting a sitting US senator
on federal bribery charges. For more on the action against New
Jersey Democrat Robert Menendez, we turn to Matt Apuzzo, as the
New York Times has been covering the story, Matt, eight counts of
bribery, 22 counts in all tell us a little bit about what you
know, from reading the indictment about what they're
charging. Well, it's a really big indictment when I'm actually
about two thirds of the way through it. And it's, it's we
all we all knew this was coming but it's a lot a lot broader and
a lot deeper than I think a lot of us who've been following this
closely expected. It basically described Senator Menendez
turning his Capitol Hill office into a criminal enterprise,
basically, using his offices and using his staff to go out and
solicit gifts. Find out what his political patron wanted in
return and to make sure it got done describes trading favors
political favors for trips on a private jet, first class
airfare, vacations, five star hotel in Paris. It's it's very,
very broad. The indictment runs over 60 pages. It's it really is
an aggressive move by the Justice Department Palace about
his political patron Salomon Melgen he's a Florida eye
surgeon and they have been friends since the 1990s. By all
accounts real friends. They they vacationed together, they they
exchanged gifts, and that's going to be real key to the
defense Menendez is arguing that this is this is a friendship and
their friends exchange gifts and the Justice Department says this
is this went well beyond friendship. This was a corrupt
bribery scheme.
Okay, explain who he is and what is going on. I tuned out to this
but you did. Yeah,
of course. I know those men Mendez is a Cuban senator from
New Jersey. And he has a pal in who's a Dominican in Florida
who's a eye surgeon. And they've been buddies since for, I don't
know, 20 years. And so the buddy had he has to disguise a rich
guy in Florida who is always being thought of as a scammer
for Medicare. And they've always been after him. They've never
been able to get him.
Oh, I didn't know this part of scammer for this guy, this
doctor, whoever he is, he's been scamming Medicare. Okay.
Yeah, supposedly, which is not hard to do, but they've never
been able to prove it and they haven't been able to get him. So
this is a roundabout way of doing it. As far as I this is
fishy. This whole thing makes no sense. It's only about men. It's
not about a bunch of people waltzing in and waltzing out
like they did with that guy was vice vice president for Spiro
Agnew. It wasn't like that there
was a broom. I can't remember then. Okay. Jack, Jack
Abram. Senator never was oh, I'm sorry. Anyway, let's go. This is
fishy, because it's involving one guy who's a friend who has
good vacations with all the time and the friend picks up the tab.
Sometimes he's a Democrat. That's Menendez. Yes, he's a
Democrat, which makes it funny. Yeah. But this stinks of Ted
Stevens, Justice Department action against Ted Stevens,
which was also trumped up and the Justice Department says they
want to do this every so often. They can't even do anything
about the about gun running, but they can deal with this. This
character in New Jersey, who from all I can tell is a run of
the mill Democrat Senator who's just pretty much does his job
like everybody else. on the Democrat side. And this is very
suspicious. It seems very sketchy. And this is I'm gonna
follow it. I don't know what why they, I mean, they could have
gone after a lot of different people. But this has got
something they're trying to get this doctor under some
circumstance and he's been sweltering away. slithering away
from them. And so they've decided to pull this stuff and,
and I just think is important. I don't believe that this. Yeah,
he's he apparently likes hookers. So he does. And he's a
US senator who likes hookers. Okay, well, that's interesting.
That's gambling.
I gotta get to that faster. Yeah, gambling. And he,
yes. He was loaned to draw the gambling. And he still he likes
hookers. And this guy's apparently from the Dominican
Republic. He's got connections back in the old old Dominica.
And he sets about with hookers once in a while, and they set
him up with a hotel room in Paris with a hooker. Like this
is one of the big scandals excellent and he picked up the
tab and supposedly Menendez goes to bat for him once in a while
when he gets in trouble with the IRS or whatever. Which is I
don't think is that suspicious if it's your pal and this is
just bad this is like a bizarre this is this is not this looks
like they're just setting this poor bastard up and he's gonna
take the fall. Okay, but what
you don't have is any clue as to why it's happening to him?
Well, no, I might clue is that they're just this is just a way
of getting at the guy thereafter by going after. This is an old
trick. And who was somebody who was
a to just the Justice Department, they want to do that
to hold their one of their own?
Well, one of their own lives US senate is never seen. I could
look into it. And I'll bet you that Menendez did not do the
Justice Department any favors over the last few years, perhaps
Yeah. Okay, I will find out the basis of it. But I'm just
mentioning that this looks fishy to me because it only involves
one guy. It's not like a suit. It's not like he's got the door
or he's turned his office into a center for bribery. The way they
presented it as bull crowd right.
Well, you know, there's there's multiple things happening. Of
course, Harry Reid, quit. We didn't even talk about that.
Wait, no, I don't think so. Also democratic Of course. Now
everyone's talking. Now everyone's talking about what we
said immediately is he got beat up. Look at him on a rubber band
injury
by some gang. Because he didn't do something. I mean, you don't
get beat up for no good reason. No. And then he
just decides I'm done. I won't do it anymore.
I'm still kind of following on the side. There's a very good
newsletter that comes out once in a while I get to look at that
is about the gaming industry. And there is this long there's
this feud between Steve Wynn which is one between Stephen and
his wife which is that's a different issue. That's a
different issue. But there's a few between the guy who did
Girls Gone Wild.
Oh, my hero you mean your buddy?
Yeah, apparently went to One of the wins casinos and took out a
you know, because he's well known tab and I guess he lost a
million or something and wouldn't pay he made his eyes
get his games these games are rigged shocked to find that
gambling
is finally rigged.
I'm not paying okay. And so now this is like going to be fun to
watch that guy he made
a lot of money with with the girls gone wild franchise.
Yeah, you know, his get his gimmick. I was in Philadelphia
at a bar. And I was chatting with somebody and they they was
buddies of this guy is like one of his best friends. And he told
me that the guys, the guys deal with the with getting the
permissions for the girls is the following. When he goes to eat
the t shirt, you get you the girls who strip are to show off
their tops for this character. I can't remember his name, you can
look him up. He gives them a t shirt as payment. And the t
shirt constitutes a release. Really, yeah. There's Okay
girls, as these T shirts is constitutes a release, you're
giving me the rights to these videos, once you accept the t
shirt, and they all scream and yell and they all grab the t
shirt and he throws T shirts at him. And he's one grabs a t
shirt. And then they hated when they had the T shirts, then they
they've agreed to do the movie or you know this strip or
whoever they're got David do whatever they want. He just
films it. And that's how he gets away with not having to pay
anybody a nickel.
I'm just writing this down in the last second. Sure I get all
this. Joe Francis gimmick. Joe Francis.
Joe, Francis Francis.
There was before we move into it, there's a number of clips,
number of real topics that have just we've been bludgeoned to
death with the German wings crash and one other stuff we've
been dealing with, of course, it's another
news story that keeps repeating itself over coming on April 15.
And I mentioned this to you because it's time cycle. There
was a meeting on April 15. And University of California, one of
the lecture halls was going to have George Soros come to
Berkeley and, and speak and I would go to see that. Hello at
Vimy Why not right. And I'm sure he hangs around. You can talk to
him afterwards unless they rushed him out, which they might
do. But whatever the case, the canceled, so I'm thinking wait a
minute, this is the this is the sixth week. Moment. Right. So we
have to keep an eye on that date.
Will Soros announced he's ready to invest $1 billion in Ukraine
if Western countries help the privately held private
investment there. Which is just funny because one of his very
own OSI NGOs was partially responsible for the Medan coup.
So now he's coming back to that to get his pay, I guess.
I guess it was, yeah, well, he's, well, if he is partially
responsible for setting it up, there must be something there's
something of value in the Ukraine that Soros knows about.
You know, Soros is really a genius, if you read any of his
books, is really an arbitrage guy.
Yep. That's how he made his big money through the you can
see you see a waste appears on one side and a strength on
another and you balance the two is people can do this in the
stock market with Varrick with I don't know, how do they do it,
but they can do it. There are regional stock markets. And
occasionally there'll be a discrepancy in the buying and
selling prices of the exact same stock on the two different
markets. So they'll be in New York, but it's usually like
American Stock Exchange, or New York stock or something, or even
NASDAQ stock that is selling for eight bucks a share on one
exchange and selling for six on another right? And you get in
the middle and move the you buy at six and sell at eight like
instantly, and you just make infinite money. It doesn't
happen that often where it sucks.
I don't think that's I don't think that that's that's his his
game. No, it's not. But it's this,
that it's that it's a style of finding weaknesses and
strengths. And then
well, things are coming down to the wire with Ukraine. They need
they need more money from IMF and of course they need to
implement the sanctions. And I was just looking at some of the
sanctions which it's just another another way of allowing
Western banks and oil companies to come in etc. I wonder if
they're gonna go off to the mines in the East eventually as
well. But there's now a in Ukraine a 300% gas price hike.
Yeah, A new tax on domestic oil and gas production. It's really
it's really sad because this is all coming down to the Ukrainian
people.
Yeah, there's, they're,
they're getting screwed Big time, big time. And there's, I
put a pretty long article by a guy that I like reading a lot of
William Engdahl, and he and the title of his key F commits
energy harakiri. And it's too long to to discuss here. But if
you read it, you can really see a lot more of just the pure
factual numbers as
well Soros his sources, like a vulture. So if he's in this,
something's up, you know, you were talking about the, you
know, this sort of the energy thing, and I'm watching a movie.
i It's kind of an underrated James Bond movie with Pierce
Brosnan from 1999. Which one is this? The world is not enough.
And I have a clip that I watched it is 9099. I'm watching this
clip I'm saying she's where we were being kind of told about in
fictional ways what we kind of talked about on the show.
I'm sad me because we're afraid your life might be in danger.
Please, I want to show you something. I'm trying to build
an 800 mile pipeline through past the terrorists in Iraq,
Iran and Syria. Up here. The Russians have three competing
pipelines, and they will do anything to stop me. My father
was murdered. The villagers are rioting. And you, Mr. Vaughn,
have come all this way to tell me that I might be in danger.
Yeah, someone sent me a clip on I know that you played this. I
wish I had clipped it of Little House on the Prairie. This is
this is a very old clip. And Paul was Michael Landon.
Something was printed in the newspaper, or the local
newspaper by Cambria. I don't know what the backstory was. And
he goes to see the the one the guy who puts out the newspaper
there in town. And, and it's clearly saying, Oh, well, you
know, this is what we do. We're not going to write anything that
would offend, you know, the big money guys here in the area. And
Michael Landon goes, but but it's not true. And he was
clearly the first A deconstructions on the in the
early days of how press truly works of just making Stiff Stuff
up or certainly not reporting the truth. And that that was in
Little House on the Prairie was I should have clipped it.
Yeah. Should have should have. Done. Okay. Onward.
All right, a couple of things. First, and actually, you talked
about Menendez, there was this, the CSI s which I think is
somehow related to the Brzezinski Institute, Brzezinski
and Menendez, we're both speaking, and Brzezinski is too
long winded and really can't clip anything. But he was he was
really saying, you know, the Russia is between a rock and a
hard place. They really only have two choices. Either you go
to you hook up with China, which of course they wouldn't want to
do. Or you eventually connect to the west and the Western banking
system reconnect to the Western banking system. And what he
predicted and that's, that's really what I got out of it is
the end result will be Ukraine will be will become a full
fledged member of the EU but will never be a member of NATO.
And that is apparently how, how the deal is going to go down
once it it's time to go down. And of course, if you look at
the eastern border of, of Ukraine, I mean, you can
probably spit and reach Moscow. It's it's very nice, but it
won't be NATO, it won't be NATO, whatever you say won't be made
up.
I don't believe I would be stunned at that. And I'm going
to say these words that at the end of the day, the Ukraine or
Ukraine, Ukraine becomes part of the EU, I would just be stunned
by that. Because this is not a country you want as part of its
that is not European. It's an Eastern European country that's
run differently. He's got a different one. I just don't see
it fitting in.
I'm just telling you what Soros said. I know as far as
was it Soros or Brzezinski? Brzezinski? I'm sorry,
Brzezinski? Yeah, by the way, both those guys are so long
winded this same way, you cannot get a clip from those. You'll
never
see them in the same picture at the same time. And also
Kissinger should be part about it. Greece tells its creditors
it will run out of cash by the ninth of April. This is ongoing.
This is in the European press. People are talking about this.
They're not just talking about gay wedding cakes. There is
actual news going on. Yeah. And everybody's the EU and the IMF
and I was on Yeah, you know what once you Go screw yourself
grease, we're not going to give that to you never get you have
to implement the reforms, which means more tax, screw the Greek
people who gives a crap about them. So we'll have to keep our
eye on the April 9 date. Russia meanwhile has said, hey, well,
we'll hook you up, how much money do you need? And you gotta
wonder if they already own significant pieces of the
infrastructure there. You know, Putin has been all over the the
Mediterranean, the guy, you know, yes, he's, he's, he's not
he hasn't done well for his for his, for his country, really,
during all this, but at least he has some form of a strategy
looks, he looks like he's trying to figure something out. And to
get grease, and of course, he has pieces of Cypress, and it
will be interesting to see what moves he's going to make.
I think the grease thing is just a moment just to pull the eye of
the EU is pokum. You guys can do it. I can do it. I can you guys
can't do it. No problem for me. You know, the books. And
somebody's pointed this out. And I still think Russia is probably
at least some I wouldn't know how to invest in Russia. But it
seems to me as though there's a potential there because the
ruble is depressed and everything is you know,
ridiculous. The balance sheet is not that bad. I've seen a number
of presentations that show that they don't have they don't have
a huge debt like we have. And this is not a, you know, set for
the Fed that nobody will trade with them or they even have the
sanctions. And the ruble has been artificially depressed. And
the word artificial is important. There, they probably
could afford to bail Greece out.
According to Brzezinski. He said that the economy is just
horrible. The people in Russia are hurting. And my handle my
friend, surging enough to leave has offered to to take me to
Moscow, and St. Petersburg and to do a little Russia trip. I
think that's a good idea for the show. I
want to go to St. Petersburg. I did tell him the tool. You have
to take me to the Hermitage Museum, I want to see it. Oh,
hold on a second. Buddy. Tell me and I wish I lost track of them.
This is typical. I know. Take notes. I don't take notes on my
personal life. Somebody said to me all you want to take advice,
probably an email, you want to get out get you into the
basement of the Hermitage Museum, and you can go look
around. That's what I want to do.
Okay, well, you can do that.
I mean, this is one of the greatest stolen art collections.
Oh, I do. I'm sorry, one of the greatest art collaborators
curated collections, collections. And the problem
was, they had this thing in Las Vegas once it was, it was a it
was the first time I think anyone's done this. It was
Shelley that did it at the Venetian. They had at hermitage.
Guggenheim exhibition
is not pronounced aremy Taj.
Yes, something like
hermitage just sounds wrong. But
Armitage Taj? Okay, the Hermitage, whatever. It's a
great museum, but they don't really have any budgets. So this
stuff is just rotting. They have a bunch of stories about this.
But they all went to this exhibit, and with the PR guy of
the Venetian hotel I got in. And so he says, Yeah, and we took me
around. And you could see the Hermitage stuff was all it they
had a Gauguin and Gauguin used to paint on burlap a lot.
Especially a lot of his Polynesians just painting it on
burlap, I swear to God, there was one of these pictures
sitting there that was just burlap. And there may have been
a scratch.
Nothing else on just burlap, just Brooks has all
the paint had fallen off. And just but they still had burlap
sitting there was you could maybe see some faded paint and
it's soaked into the burlap. And it was just a mess. And then all
of a sudden I go around the corner and there is one of
Monet's pieces. That was everything, by the way. And
there's Kandinsky. There's all these different artists that
were in this exhibit all from the Hermitage. And they wouldn't
have for example, a condensed condensed keep from from the
Hermitage. And then one from the Guggenheim and the Hermitage.
One looks like somebody had carried around their back pocket
for a few years, you know, and then finally put it on it behind
them. And finally stretch. It was a mess. So but then there
was this pristine Monet that was sitting there and it was I
looked at it I've seen probably, I don't know, but at least 80 or
90% of all the Monet's in the world still a hobby of mine. And
this thing was bull crap there's no way this was a real painting.
And I got as close as I could to it because it see if I could
smell the paint yum. It was and it was gorgeous. So I said to
the guy said this thing can't be realized that this has got to be
a cat can't smell the paint. And the guy says to me Oh, that's
interesting. You'd say that. Because when the exhibit open
the art news guy, apparently the reporter from art news, asked
the Russian representative who brought these paintings over
about that exact same thing this painting can't be possibly be
real. And we know that the Russians do have copyist and
they and why would you send around a $65 million painting
because apparently the Russians have been ripped off twice
already. And so they get the Russian guy gets completely bent
out of shape way beyond this is what was normally we'd been out
of shape about it. So he suspects it probably was a fake.
Anyway, so the Hermitage has got all these great paintings. I
want to go see
it. All right. All right. Maybe we can do it. We can both go to
Russia at the same time. Is
that a long story? Or what? Yes, it
was kind of let's go on to let me just do a couple of quick
German wings thing, things, since it's on everybody's mind
and also incessantly pound it in there about stupid CNN mainly,
but everyone's Oh, oh, boy, how what's going on? And we we have
to be you have to know what to how crazy pilots are and how
crazy everybody is, and just suicide and just everyone
terrorizing there was a great, there's a great compilation
video, which unfortunately, only a little bit of his of it is in
English, from mainly from CNN, two clips from CNN and France
24. And then there's a lot of French stuff in there, which has
subtitles. So I'll tell you some of what is in that kind of like
French discussion television programs, where there's a panel
of experts and a well watched program. But first, it's always
fun to go back and listen to the very first reports, when
something of this disastrous nature happens. And you never
hear these reports again, of course, because it's either it
was either wildly incorrect, or it was very accurate and needs
to be covered up. And so I got to from this video, which
accentuates the misinformation that was clearly presented as
fact. First from CNN. Right after the incident. All we know
on that right now from French authorities is that they did get
a distress call and that the last words they're saying that
you heard were emergency emergency and obviously very
frightening words to hear in connection with what was going
on on that airplane. Isn't that great? He was pretty sure about
that. Well, we
sure miss that that's disappeared quick. But this
is from from 2014. And Armand Georgian, who joins me now in
the studio. Armen, what more do we know at this point,
we know that the pilots sent a distress signal. So that does
suggest some kind of major break down or failure during the
flight at that point.
Now on this video on this roundtable panel discussion,
there's a AirFrance pilot 18 year veteran Zerah Arnoux. And
he speaks specifically to a the impossibility in the A 320 of
Hearing the pilots breath on the cockpit voice recorder. And we
have some interesting backup from airmen who have been
emailing me saying that the particularly the earlier a 320s
are so noisy that often, crews would actually put on their
entire if it wasn't their oxygen mask, but they would really have
to have headphones close headphones on all the time. So
the idea of hearing this breathing is is pretty much an
impossibility. And then was and this was an older three it was
an older 320 Yes. Second point the investigators claim with
hearing a beep when love it set the new altitude on the auto
pilot. This is exactly how it's described. Now, that function
does not produce a beep in the cockpit. And here's the one that
I didn't know, asking why the investigators didn't mention the
sound made by the cockpit door system. Which apparently, Blair
if someone is trying to get in and has the wrong code, it has a
32nd alarm. That according to Gera are no cannot be turned off
even if you lock or relock. So there's a lot of information
missing from the so called cockpit voice recorder. And he's
kind of just got crazier, whereas the official story
initially was the flight the flight data recorder was
retrieved but the memory chip popped out and we can't find it.
Which is a lie because it is not just a memory card like the one
that's in your, you know, in your Android tablet at NIU, but
then it got nuttier where, what they did find someone near the
crash and gave it to the same Paris Match guys who've been
doing the transcriptions of the audio, which of course no one
has actually heard. questionable if it exists with all of these
discrepancies. We found a memory chip with a video on it of the
crash And, and it's real. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, here's, here's
the today's show. Very interesting. They interview the
guy. I think the interview was interesting. And of course, what
the today's show would Matt says the very at the very end
is Deputy Editor of Paris Match, sir. Good morning to you. Thank
you for being with us. My first question is a simple one. Are
you convinced that this video is real? And if you are, why are
you convinced?
Well, I'm convinced that this is a real, I mean, we've checked
and investigate. And we are pretty positive about our
source, which is close to the investigation team. So there's
no doubt that what we saw are the final seconds of what
happened on board of Airbus 320 of German wings. From what you
know, what I saw of the video, is the footage is very blurry.
But the sound is very letters, no doubt that the passenger
actually knew what was going on inside and knew what was going
to happen. And without revealing
your source, of course, what is that sources motivation for
presumably getting this piece of evidence and instead of
apparently giving it to the authorities showing it to a
reporter,
John, what do you think could be the reason for that? Because
it's bogus?
Well, I think that they showed it in order to prove the
existence of such material. It's, you know, it's, it's a
piece, it's interesting for a number of people, including the
families, of course, of the victims, it's also very
interesting for a number of people that flies today, now,
the stream chat, the chance that this video actually appears that
it was taken out of the rubble is very slim, but I can confirm
you from all what we've gathered and all what we've seen. It's
true.
Very, very quickly, have any of the family members reached out
to your publication? Wanting to see this video?
Not yet. Not not, you know, under my knowledge at the
moment, I don't think so. Mr. Reggie's, listen, we're from
Paris Match, they don't have the video. Right. Thank you, sir.
Thank you for your time.
So he's, we don't have the video, I've only seen the video
and
the video. Well,
we don't know who has the video, you just saw it, they see it.
Because someone, the person who was close to the investigation,
showed it to them, probably the same person who somehow leaked
the actual transcript. But well, there's 20 More seconds, just
listen to how they wrap this up.
A lot of us are shaking our heads this morning, even if that
video exists, it's just an incredibly poor taste for
someone to show it to a reporter. It just can be
incredibly painful, even if
in some way there is some investigative value to that then
still, it should be seen by about four people total. So that
should never see the light of day. This is so
interesting to me.
That's yeah, and why is it important case to show it to a
reporter?
Because I don't know I was I was flabbergasted by this response.
I'm flabbergasted by it too. And this is important. Okay, we've
got a video, let's, let's take a look at the video. Who knows
about the video? I mean, it seems to me that there's a
video, somebody had the video, they shop it to a reporter, you
know, as opposed to not giving it to authorities. But that's
just I don't know what you want to assume about the video. But
whatever the case is, how do you come up with the idea that it's
poor taste, to show it to a reporter? You got me if you're a
news organization, that we
there's so much death and destruction that has always
shown on
the news. They showed dead kids? Yeah.
I don't understand why why this is not permitted. But just but
what I when I again, it's just like the Boston bombing, we
don't have we don't have actual evidence for you. So you know,
we know there's something Oh, there's something real here. And
by the way, the word it's real, it's real. It's real. It does
not mean it is factual, correct or true. Just because something
is real doesn't mean that you know, sure some video exists,
but using the word real, I think is a trick
you know what I mean? That's an interesting No, I don't but I
I'm I'm mulling it over Yeah, if you say
something is real, what is the actual definition of real let's
look it up. I think that's probably a good idea. We'll do
that in the book. Definition of real let's see, actually
existing as a thing. Not imagined or supposed. Not
imitation or artificial. Okay, genuine. Okay. So I guess you
could use it, but I think genuine authentic bonafide will
be better than real. Because the initial meaning of real is it's
it exists.
Now, it's also an adverb synonym,
and here's something that Have it really
really hurts.
Something that popped up? This is guy young Kasha Rhett in he
is kind of well known in the Dutch aviation industry and he
writes for the Dutch I think he runs the whole magazine pilot
and aeroplane or pilot and airplane is the name of this
magazine and I've done it manually I think he interviewed
me once maybe and I always thought about this guy wow you
know you can be like an intelligence you can be part of
intelligence and I read in The Daily Mail this earlier today to
merge that Dutch pilot Yun cos read predicted the German wings
crashed several weeks ago in an article written in it says in a
specialist flight magazine this the Dutch pilot and and plane
magazine Mr. Kosh rod who flies a Boeing triple seven for
Emirates Airlines warned now Please note these flies Boeing,
not Airbus quote, I hope I never find myself in the situation
where I go to the toilet and return to find a cockpit door
that won't open. I seriously always wonder who is sitting
next to me when I get into the onto the flight deck for a
flight. And I know it's just one of those coincidences that just
seemed like a little bit too, too
good to be true coincident coincidental.
And it's
like a setup. I Yeah. And thinking this way people. You
don't know who you're sitting next to when you're in theater,
we, ah, you're a maniac, you should be moved in this way.
That's what we believe you happen with this life raid not
that the plane took itself into the mountain? Because it does
that?
Well, we'll probably never know.
No, we probably never will know, because they can't find the one
black box for some unknown reason. Although they can find
videos laying around from somebody's cell phone. Or they
can find the black box which is protect memory chip and cell
phones not know and but I've already given up I've already
decided that your initial thesis on this whole thing is correct.
And this thing is part of the problems that they have with
this plane, which has been always kind of the same, decides
to do some Yes, it's
made of plastic and a computer operated computer via computer
flies. It's very, very annoying program like anything else has a
lot of code. A lot of code and it's not enough, you know, and
then he they change one thing and that, you know causes
another there's a problem with code change. You know, just a
certain mind. How
does your iPhone work when and when there's an upgrade from
Apple? Yeah, falls, you battery runs, runs down freezes,
crashes.
I'm watching this, there's a sitcom on that I'm watching and
I will plug and they had this scene in the sitcom where the
person is holding an iPhone. He says, Oh, hey, Bill. Oh, the new
iPhone six just came out. Oh, that means I have to get one and
then the iPhone in his hand literally falls to pieces.
The planned obsolescence from from Apple. Exactly his
show is is Tina Fey's new sitcom on Netflix. And I just hate
plugging them. But it's called unbreakable. And it's just
hilarious if you'd like Tina Fey screwball humor. I like one of
those things. You can watch all 13 episodes if you want.
Okay. Yeah, I'll do that right after I finished watching all my
C span playlist.
Yeah, you take your time.
Why don't we thank a few people. We have a lot of other things.
Talk about new executive order from the president for cyber.
Oh, yeah, I have a clip for that. Okay,
let's you know, let me thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C with the C stands for cyber divorce duck.
You just don't run out of those. Do you know? Well, then the
morning do you Adam curry. Oh, look me in the morning. Oh chips
and see boots on the ground subs in the water. And all the days
and nights out there also Mr. And Mrs. America?
Yes. In the morning to everybody in the chat room. No agenda.
stream.com. Good to have you all there helping us out. And in the
morning, John Fletcher, John Fletcher multitalented Mr.
Fletcher is as not only does he provide the multitude of screams
for this program, of course it all started with has just gone
on from there to become an entire thing by itself. We have
the Fletcher fest coming up we'll talk about in a moment. He
provided the art for Episode 708, which was unbelievable. It
really is. It was a nice piece. It was the turning the lights
off I think is what it was. We had four for 708. And of course
we always appreciate all the work that every single one of
our artists does no agenda art generator.com. Did you want to
say something to the artists that you had? I think you had a
remark about it after the show on Sunday. He did and I
forgot okay. It was like a long time ago. It was after the show
and it was just casual conversation. Chinon I had
something to say to the artists
good work then artists keep it our
artists are the best keep it going. We had Africa what we
should do if he looked at the art I could probably come up
with it. But let's thank some people first and then we can do
that later on. We have three executive producers are all came
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Executive producers. Dave Fuka zato I guess FUBA zotoh Who got
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for a redo next year, the karma was not defective. I placed the
blame squarely on my non donating Boehner status at the
time. Let that be a lesson to me and all others out there who
have yet to donate. In fact, perhaps John Fletcher can make a
douchebag call out that can use that we can use for a ringtone
to remind them of their for their of their shame. Now, this
is funny because somebody else mentioned that Fletcher asked
actually did Fletcher ever do a douche bag? I don't think so.
And I said, Well, I know that I don't know of one. But now he's
gonna do one I suppose here. And it'll be interesting. I was just
thinking, well, maybe we shouldn't because you have a
jingle for douche bag. Do we need to another douche bag?
Well, I'll bet you before the end of the show. We get one.
Otherwise, I gratefully request some health karma from my old
man. And it was worth it. And of course, the vocal stylings of
the esteemed Mr. fleck Fletcher calling. Oh, this is what he
really wants. He doesn't want pushback. Even though we're
gonna get it I'm sure of it. Food guisado which will be in
the making, of course. zotoh will have that on on Sunday, if
his autofocus zotoh He never really tells us. Anyway, thanks
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Dayton Ohio. Nice. Thank you so much. Hey, now we have Eric
Hoffa. 314 15 from Edmonton, where all the money is in
Alberta, Canada. And I didn't notice this was blank. And I'm
going to look him up because I'm sure he sent something in while
you
do that. Let me over allow me to play the Fletcher shouts, which
will be part of the Fletcher fest coming up from the previous
episode. We have four as requested. Here's the knob. He
did this. I don't know if we should allow this to happen. It
should just be a one the way it works best. It's really it's
either like it's like the Putin like this. Or it's like the Koch
brothers Oh,
he managed to do two wars or this is all I want to mention
the backstory on this. By the way. This all stemmed from about
two years ago, I believe. When I suggested that we get something
I don't know if I was the Putin one or not based on Hogan's
Heroes, because every so often, even though it was pretty rare,
in fact, but it was mostly mocked and mimicked Colonel
Klink yelled Hogan, and so then Fletcher showed up and now he's
become a staple.
So there was a request for this Eric, Jack your phone. I like
it, but I don't think that's in the true spirit of the Fletcher
fest. You want me because what we're gonna get now is going to
have people going to have a whole slew of things they want
him to scream and I think as Brett brought blow his voice out
it also I don't think it doesn't play as well. So for instance,
here's the gotten eight God. And then, and then this one. And
here's the one that I was waiting for, which is great for
everybody. You recall the executive producer who wanted to
play something when the internet goes out in their office
building, and this is usable for all that. I can see that being
used and yeah, that's a good one. That's a really good one.
It just doesn't work.
I got the note here from Eric. Eric from Edmonton, he's
requested that he made another pie donation. He lives at
Fletcher cola for Eric, check your phone when my wife texts me
to tell you once a text thing, right, right, which would be
very annoying. Yeah, to be good, because texts come in too much.
I'm just saying let's try and keep it to your name. People
know why, like the license plates? Yeah,
yeah, just think of it as Yeah. Anyway. Well, you've got Eric
check your phone. So there you go. All right. This paragraph is
part of you may want to read in the show you a few weeks ago,
you guys read out my note calling Danielle Steel out as a
douchebag for putting native ads into her books. And John wanted
to know more details about that my wife can't remember the title
of the book but the ad the dad was in but she clearly
remembered in middle of the story. The main character came
home from a rough day and was so happy to have an Oral B electric
toothbrush as part of her daily care routine,
except I call that product placement and not a native ad
per se.
No, it's true. Native Ads are more elaborate. But I would say
it's product placement. That's the product I want agree with
that. Still. Still, it was packed into all of two
paragraphs but I'm certain that selling your story and audience
out selling them out for a vibrating toothbrush is worthy
of a douchebag call out thank you for not doing that. Because
I guess I don't know why didn't want that but he just wanted to
mention it. Okay. Anyways, you have he's working on his
knighthood so he's getting the Eric check your phone. All
right. Finally, we got to Associate Executive producers.
Ash $206.60. From get mo East UK. The last few shows have been
dynamite. Think I laughed so hard at the seed guy clips. I
nearly crashed. Please Could I get a Hey citizen to do they had
little girl yay, karma.
Okay, Okey dokey. Let me just see. Hey, citizen two to the
head. Where's the hasted? We haven't done that in a long
time.
Where's the Hey citizen. Hey, citizen two to the head little
girl. Yay. Yeah,
I just can't find the Hey, citizen.
A citizen.
Oh, here it is. I gotta try this one. That's not the right one.
It's only one channel. That's not the right where's the Hey,
citizen. Oh, here we go. Hey, citizen. You've got karma.
Story. Well, I'll give you an extra bonus. I know a lot of
people want to send blankets or water. Just send your cash.
Water
How good is that guy is outstanding.
Matt. Producer Matt.
And finally last on our list is Joshua SHINee from Lewisburg,
Kansas $200. And he has a negative note and Negative Nelly
Joshua comes in with and I'll try to do in his voice he might
have a little less jingles and more media assassination would
improve the show. Okay. Well, I can tell you that that's a
little
less jingles really?
I mean, during these segments, you play a lot of jingles. Why?
Why you want a dry, boring piece of crap show a PBS kind of thing
with a dead sound of a studio and two guys very serious going
on and on and on about something very without laughing or
Meanwhile in Damascus. That what you want for the show? Really?
I guess there was a there was a couple of notes. There was a
tweet, someone said you got SSRIs all wrong. These are not
in that class. So surprised. I'm not Yeah, we get things wrong.
And I appreciate it when people
correct yourselves on this show. Because we have the chat room to
hell. I appreciate
the corrections. But I don't appreciate I'm so surprised you
got that wrong. Oh, I'm sorry. I studied as a DJ. I talk up
intros of records out of pharmacology. I'm
stunned. Know that you didn't know that. Blah, blah, blah. And
not blind to to not a three. I
can't believe you didn't mention this crash over here. Oh, yeah,
we get the crash one. Yeah. That was a cry. That No, I'm going to
call the guy out. But he said, I've done that. You never
mentioned the crash that happened while we were doing
this show. She was on the show day and then trash it happened
it was an Irish fire it wasn't even a crash it plank didn't
take off it was an aborted takeoff or something like that.
I think the beauty of this program is that we aren't
experts in everything that's we are not the experts we have the
experts are built up carefully in our no agenda intelligence
network, hamburgers
diligence network that is second to none. I agree but artists
network that's second to none who album art. We have a we
have. That's our support group. What we do is that we have
guests a logical take on things that I think the general public
has, but they never have reconfirmed they even have a
logical take. They see something they see as this is stupid. This
can't be happening. And then all the news, people come around and
say oh yeah, no, that's what's happening. It's what's happening
to get bombarded by bullcrap. And we come along, say no, no,
that's bullcrap. Just like you thought, Oh, I
like the chatroom. If you don't know about something, don't talk
about it. Know that. What are you talking about? This is the
whole point is to talk about things that we don't know about.
And then magically, we have people in in the network who
show up with don't formation that we don't I don't know, I
don't care. Annoying.
Three hours, we do this show twice a week, we provide six
hours of if we talk about things we can do in our cars, if we we
talked about things we knew about five minutes show my voice
goes out at about 245 I have to have a logic. I've always been
called out to something. All right.
Calm down, calm down. Calm down. I don't mind. I don't mind a
fact I encourage being corrected, please help us. You
know? No. Is that it? Yeah, I think so. Appreciate this kind
of support, really loved the Fletcher fest donations, and
that we need to put a cap on this. I already heard from GX
two he's very excited slash anticipate. And he's
anticipating doing something for the big Fletcher fast when we
have a whole compilation of everything. So how long will
this go on?
I don't know.
Eventually, we'll have enough names. He should probably just
throw in a Muhammad and a couple of those just just to help
everybody out. These are official credits, just like
Hollywood, we run on the same general principle that the
people who are really financing the project, certainly the
executive producers and Associate Executive Producers
are mentioned up front. And of course, we thank everybody
during our longer segment or a full segment which is coming up
everybody but $50. And without this, the show would not be
happening at all, but it is also a lot of it is the the
intelligence network will give us tons of feedback, tons of
input, and they are the experts in the field. And we'll have a
couple examples of that today in the show with emails that came
in along with the Uber sources. John, I have a new,
a new source of information. I sure do.org/and A
buddy you always need to be out there doing the very important
work of propagating our formula. Our formula is this we go out
for young people in the mouth
Amen. In fact, why don't I start off with my Uber sources
may I first call you out? Yes. Without knowing this fact I'm
going to call you out anyway. You we have a guy who goes
through a lot of work for us and He gives us a lot of input to
who make CDs and he burns these discs and he and we forced to
give them out. Have you given any discs to any one Uber driver
ever? No.
You're right. I stand corrected.
Hey guys, Mike was in correcting you now you see I
stand called out okay. To drivers and it was it was
unfortunate that we didn't have a show because we did have an
election and I I spoke to this uber driver from Nigeria it's
amazing. We get a Nigerian here and yeah, just go around more.
Now. What uh, yeah, there's a limit to what I can do on the
it's not free. Then I am kind of paying for the the information
information and what I've done now is I started recording the
conversation on my iPhone, so that I don't so I remember all
this stuff. Now. I don't have permission from these guys to
play it. But I will play a little bit of it. Just see You
get the idea of the conversation. So here is I
learned something very new in Nigeria. Of course Nigeria is
where Goodluck Jonathan was just voted out which this uber driver
predicted two days before. He said, Oh, this guy is a has got
to go. And last year when you were calling we sent because of
Boko Haram, kidnapping the girls, which he literally said
there was no girls kidnapped. This is all bull crap. He said
the US envoy and of course we sent military advisors and
accountants. You remember we looked at that and they were
accountants going to look on the look into the billions of
dollars of oil wells oil missing. They met with Buhari,
so that's why he said, everybody knows that the Goodluck Jonathan
is out. But then he says this guy stole so much oil on the
back end that Goodluck Jonathan and he had a term which I had
not heard before. And this is part of the recording of my trip
to undress $17 million. It gives about half of that to the
different people everybody's shut off and put the rest of his
pocket.
So he's talking about monthly $270 million that Goodluck
Jonathan will be putting in his pocket. And this came from the
following term. We'll see if we can hear this. Good luck. Good
luck. $270 million.
What have a tanker load of crude oil. 2 million barrels. That's
what it looked for him. They call it off. Okay. Off OPEC.
Have you ever heard of this? No.
It is an entire industry. If you search it off, OPEC oil is a
well known entity it is unreported oil, that according
to my Uber source, they actually have a separate pipeline that is
undocumented. That that siphons off this off OPEC oil for sale
at a deep discount and I find all kinds of references to this
Reuters talking about here. Buyer beware of $10 million dis
discounts on Nigerian oil. This is also from the off OPEC oil
I'd never heard of this term.
Yeah, I'm looking now there's the apparently a lot of off OPEC
stuff in Nigeria is commonly associated with Uh huh. Here's
off OPEC Nigerian oil services.
Not great.
Wow. You'd think someone would mention it.
I just never heard of it. But there's a whole secondary market
that is just being not being reported and apparently being
stolen by guys like Goodluck Jonathan.
They only say we want to see that hat anymore. Yeah.
Then the next source
so this guy walked away with over a billion dollars
yeah. Yeah. And that was the that was the money that the
accountants along with the military advisors were probably
going to go looking for
Right exactly.
Hey man Where's where's that off OPEC oil so another thing to put
into the into the database to be on the lookout for stories about
off OPEC oil. Then this guy from Syria, I got lucky, man. It's
been fantastic. Now get in the in the in the car. And there's a
guy from Austin, Texas driver, all
these crazy guys coming to Austin to drive Ubers
Well, have you been to Nigeria lately? How about Syria? No.
Yeah, but Austin? I think the climate works for him
is very similar. Yeah. Taught.
Here's the guy from Syria. And he had a slight different take
on on is he believes that Iran is also backing ISIS ISIS ISIS
ISIL is AB says what is happening right now, it says
truly it is as the Sunni Shia religious war when that Iran
wants to bring back the Farsi empire with Baghdad as its
capital. Because now and we're now about to go into the Iranian
negotiations, we have a lot of information on including a
details from a new economic hitman who has reached out and
that a lot of these negotiations are really to enable Iran to
police the entire region Middle East if we can. And his idea is
if we can control Iran, then we can control the entire Middle
East and it also provides a nice counterbalance to the Saudis,
who of course, you know, you need to control them and not
just by the typical means and the relationships we've had with
him but also by having a true counterbalance. On the other
side of the spectrum, religious spectrum as well, here's a
little snippet from the Syrian Driver, Uber source number two
for the week as far as Iran concern, and then the hydrogen,
they said, We're going to bring the forest Empire back and our
capital is Baghdad, a token in the money everywhere, right?
Well, technically, that's kind of true. But back then, of
course, this was not, you know, these were not countries 100
years ago. So I'm prompted this is, by the way, you need to do
this, if you get into cab or any kind of anywhere, anyone can
interact with a driver. This Where are you from? Wait for it.
And if you've listened to no agenda for at least a while, you
will be able to say something that will make this person's
eyes light up. They get so they're so happy that oh, wait a
minute, oh, my goodness, there's a there's an American who, who
understands what's really going on and isn't buying the bull
crap from the media, this is fantastic. Try it, you really,
really will not be disappointed.
Ya know, I do it myself. But I don't take that many cars,
obviously. But like do so. But I do it and you always get good.
So like I said, last time, I took a drive with somebody ended
up showing me a bunch of videos I had to watch.
So then I got a very lengthy multiple email all encrypted
from the get go. In exchange, with a new economic hitman who I
think really has his finger on the pulse of what's happening.
And I'd like to read two pieces. It's all lengthy. So I've just
cut out two pieces that I want to talk about. One is about the
Iranian control, which so this kind of flows out from what the
Syrian Uber source just said, and then about the actual
nuclear discussions and I have received from a number of
people, including from German sources, the names of all the
negotiators. And the reason why the Germans are in on this is
because a lot of Iranian technology is German.
Apparently, this is what I didn't know. So that's why
they're involved. And and if you just take the the position that
we are negotiating, negotiating with Iran, probably to have a
nuclear capability, but certainly to control all of the
all of the Middle East or be the the weighing factor and us
having control of them, it makes a lot of sense. Here we go. A
moderate non nuclear but strong Iran is a perfect counterbalance
to the Saudis don't forget that their interest to be protected
that do not allow for constant armed intervention, the solids
must be contained. Turkey must be contained. Iraq did that when
Hussein was still in place. Now Iraq is waiting to be cut up
between the Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Saudi Arabia,
the Kurds and Iran. But the result of that will be that
there will be a power shift. Somebody who says probably the
Saudis will have the majority of access to both oil and gas,
together with the Kurds in the north. But how can the Kurds
bank on this only by either going through Turkey or through
the Sauds not a good idea. If the Turks and the sods mess with
each other, then the whole balance will tip and the tap
will be closed. So rather than set so rather set up a three
way, if two of them fight have a third that can moderate and
ensure access. So instead of having Turkey and Saudi Arabia,
step into the next round of becoming the dominant power,
introduce a third power that keeps the other two from
finishing each other. And that's Iran, it's like putting a stool
on three legs instead of one create a controllable stability.
By having enough semi equal parties that should ensure that
no power there will be strong enough to create a leading power
the region, if any, would the West would not just lose access
to a little oil and gas. But of course, we'll also see itself
depend on this new player for the African access and it would
create a new power block that would include the middle and
Near East much of Northern African parts of the turret
countries. So maintain a balance that has no clear dominance, and
that does not allow anybody to break out of the scheme without
making oneself vulnerable. I think that's viable. And that
sounds like a pretty much a neocon type of
guy sounds more like an analyst than he does as an economic
hitman.
He's giving me now okay. Okay, he's a spook. Yes. And he is
pretty okay. We'll just call him the spook. He's provided
information to us before but now I'm now now I know that he's I
think he's for real. He's for real because he exists.
Yeah, there you go real. He's real. He's real. Well, that
sounds like when you consider the idea that the maybe the
Iranians will get the new canned. Well, hey, that
Baghdad's Interesting. Well, here's,
here's what this is the stuff I have no idea if it's correct or
not, and I'm gonna send this I know that
the Iranians would like to do this. Sure.
Here's what I'll be sending to atomic rod Adams, about the
negotiation and the centrifuges and what this is about This is
just a little technical, but he seems to know what he's talking
about. So the question is how many centrifuges does Iran need
to a supply for atomic energy programs and be build the bomb.
The key to nuclear fission weapons is based on enrichment.
That means that from a lump of dust, you want to increase the
concentration of certain isotopes, the isotopes need to
be fissionable you to 35 as the target, and they must come in a
certain density to allow for various types of chain reactions
for energy production, the density, the amount of due to 35
required is relatively low and the purity required is also low
for weapons, the density must only be slightly bigger, it
starts at 20%. But that gives you a very unreliable and
inefficient device. Usually 80% 85% is the target however,
purity becomes a critical issue. Now Enrichment Works in stages,
you essentially and he said essentially, put the input
material into a solution, transform that into a gas and
then pump that through a centrifuge. The centrifuge
separates atoms. By mass u 235 has a mass different from other
elements in their isotopes. However, centrifuge is only
separating the two masses, so you get a heavy and a light
output. And here comes since the input is a mixture of all kinds
of stuff, you need several stages for enrichment for
density increase, only a few stages are required for purity
increase, you need a lot of stages. So he says, the various
stages of centrifuges put in series is called a cascade.
Multiple cascades in parallel are called a matrix. So the
longer the Cascades, the better for purity, the bigger the
matrix, the more total total output. So for doing weapons
grade, you need a lot of stages, meaning a lot of centrifuges, to
get enough uranium to get fuel for nuclear power, you need
shorter cascades, but a lot more of them. So he says the whole
idea of how many centrifuges you need is complete bull crap. And
that number and the number of the centrifuges is just an
obfuscation of what they're really negotiating on, which is
the matrixes. And the number of parallels, which comes back
to our read doesn't make sense, then I'm sorry. What you read
doesn't make sense based on that last comment. Because the
description that you had sounds like there would be a variable
number of centrifuges, under whatever
3000 3000 to 5000 are in in negotiation. Yeah.
Well, then why does the number not mean anything?
Well, the way I understood it, is that it is about the that if,
okay, in order to create fuel, you need a lot. The way it's
being positioned is the more centrifuges, the more likelihood
of creating a nuclear weapon. And the way I understand it is
that is almost exactly the opposite, that you need a lot
more in the parallels are for a matrix in order to create
nuclear fuel. So the centrifuges are not just about creating the
purity of it. No, I
understand that part. Okay, but the comment that the number of
centrifuges is meaningless, which was the last thing,
whatever that was
reading the number of centrifuges as the mark the
marker for whether a country can build a nuclear weapon or not, I
think that's the point
where it was very confusing what you just said. I'm just reading.
I know whatever that guy said, what he said was confusing. Who
was that the same guy? Well, summarizing would have been
better?
If there was no, this is already a summary. There's no way to
summarize. I think it's complicated. But his point is
that we brought this up in a previous episode, that the
number of centrifuges may not have anything to do with
anything,
then this would be which is
the summer which, which, in fact, is a summary. It has
nothing to do with anything. I don't think the discussion of
cascades versus, you know, the light versus heavy and all the
rest of it seem it just confuses
though, it's not the number of centrifuges. It's the depth of
the matrix. Yeah. Well, you know, atomic rod will
will help us out. Yeah, that's atomic. He can see can summarize
Yes.
And he's celebrating his 20th anniversary, I think of the
atomic 20th or 10th or 50th, Thanos. He's got he's got some
kind of celebration of, of his atomic atomic insights blog.
He's another one of those professionals we work with.
I'm watching some mainstream TV changed the topic unless you get
something else. Oh, that's how it was still gonna be
international. Let's talk about the turkey shootings. Only for
the reason that there's some action going on in Turkey as
usual. I'm sorry, but but only for the reasons that when he
throws it or she throws it to the reporter. The reporter has
this cadence that I want to maybe discuss for a second
because it's a style of reporting that is comical
to deadly shoot. It's in two days across in Turkey after
police shot and killed an unarmed an arms rather female
assailant official say the woman and a companion but trying to
attack Istanbul Police Headquarters the second attack
and an official building in the past two days falls Wednesdays a
hostage taking which lefty took prosecutor dead after he was
seized by leftist militants so much Russia has more. carrying
guns and explosives in these amateur images. The woman lying
on the ground outside Istanbul's police headquarters has just
been shot dead. After trying to attack with an accomplice the
Turkish capital's main police headquarters, investigators have
taken the accomplice in for questioning to find out why they
targeted the police. Turkey's president denounced the attack
and called for heightened security.
All right. So there's something going on that this seems like
pretty routine, but it's this woman's report that got to me,
because the way she talks about the police and heightened
security. And this is exactly what our $200 donor wants this
show to become?
No. Well, NPR is podcasting revenues are up they've doubled
year over year.
Oh, yeah. What are they they must be able to millions? They
probably are.
Of course, none of the local stations are getting that which
is what will kill the NPR network long term. Yeah,
I'm surprised they're gonna continue this.
They're not they can't they want something and Molly would
of course have gone there. Oh, that's right. She's who are at
the party.
She can do this. She can do this. This cadence. She can do
the MPR thing. I'm sure she can.
Well, yeah, with the dead room. And oh, yeah, I think she
probably I never heard her do it. But I bet she can to she
working there already. I think she started shortly.
And what party was this? This is a key. I went
over to the party. I'd be and you know, I don't get out of the
house that might No, but I drove over there to party. It was the
10th anniversary of buzz out loud, a long gone podcast. You
know, it's not it hasn't been, I think, five years at least or
longer. I don't know. And so they had this guy give vent that
was like a buzz out loud show videoed at this hack five
operation, which is kind of interesting. And say they do
podcasting hack five does. And they mostly if and I would
recommend watching a few of them because they're extremely high
end to hacking shows about bug gear and stuff that you know,
it's actually beyond me. But I find it fascinating. And so
Molly was there with the Tom Merritt and Victoria Belmont.
And so I went there to see what was going on it I got some
gossip, I find out that Molly's quit the New York Times that
she's going to work for marketplace, which is the show
on NPR or put Yeah, NPR here. And okay, I don't know what you
guys should be the tech person. And I guess she's happy as a
clam doing that. And found out by listening to what they were
talking about Victoria Belmonts. Kind of just quit tech.
Yeah, well, it happens.
ran into a few other people ran into the guy. Leo Laporte, the
old guy Adobe. Handy. I don't know what to call her. She's the
kind of every one of those ex wives handyman. No, no. This is
Colleen, the woman who
set up the original. She's married to Tom. Tom's wife. Now
Tom's
wife now Colleen is tall. Why
are we talking about this? When you asked me know you had to at
some point about this. You had some point? I just have one
party. I didn't say who was there and who was? It was Tom
why the
party? Yeah. Well, then I did. Dennis when I found out that
Molly's working for marketplace and you're right. She can do
sound like an NPR person. Okay, fine. Okay, I quit. I stopped.
Please stop now. I saw a guy on Fox. Lieutenant General Michael
T. Flynn. Talking about bikes. I've never seen him before. So I
just I just I'm scanning around to see this guy. And he starts
explaining, Oh, almost to a tee with the West Clarke seven of
what is going on in the Middle East. And of course, I'm like,
oh, you know, he's using some words that I don't like he's
using phrases. But then I looked him up. And this guy, he was the
director of a deputy director of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
And he was like, pushed out or he quit in a huff just last
year. And he's he's not with any. He's not with a consultant.
He's not consulting for some A warm again. It's Lieutenant
General Michael T. Flynn. And so it was a 2014 he abruptly
announced
the Michael T. Flynn foundation.
Okay, but he's, he's not with
us a different and Michael T. Must be. Yeah,
he is. He's not with any war, or military industrial complex type
outfit. He's written a couple books. He did serve as a top
intelligence adviser to McChrystal in Iraq and
Afghanistan. And he wrote in 2010, a scathing report titled
fixing Intel,
you're out? Yeah.
So, but the fact that he isn't any other outfit, you know, gave
me pause. And I said, Well, let's listen to what he has to
say and take it with that information in mind that he's
not your typical shield that is being brought, it's not a shoo
in to show two big points,
one where we are, and then what do we do about it? And I think
where we are right now, we have almost a complete breakdown of
order in the Middle East, a new Middle East is, is essentially
struggling to be born. The second thing is we have Iran on
the march, Iran is clearly on the march is that as Jennifer
Griffin's comments highlighted, both in Iraq, also Syria,
Lebanon, Yemen, and other parts of the Middle East, we have a
takeover of Islam by radical extremist. And I think that this
is very dangerous. And it's both Shia and Sunni. And we can't
forget that. We also have what I would call a real sort of a
pushback by the Sunni governments, and their lack of
trust and their lack of respect for the United States. And I
think that, at the end of the day, we have just this
incredible policy confusion. Nevermind what our strategy is
to execute that policy. But let me ask you about that. Because
it seems to be a patchwork of alliances, where in some
countries, we're on the side of Saudi Arabia and the Sunnis. In
other countries like Iraq, we're on the side of the Shia, and
Iran. Can that work? Yeah. So let me just start by saying as a
as an intelligence officer intelligence has to be part of
the calculus of every strategic level. I know, I know. I know.
And, right now, I don't I my sense of where the policy is at
is sort of, and I hate to say it like this, but it's almost a
policy of willful ignorance. And to me, we have some major
problems that we are dealing with. And here we are talking to
Iran about a nuclear deal with this almost complete breakdown
of order in the Middle East.
What do you think the thing that annoyed me, of course, was the
the calculus and he also said
that they're even looking at his record, he was in the office, he
actually became the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency,
in April 2012. And then he wrote a paper another one, I guess,
vision 2020, the accelerating change through integration of
broad look at how the Defense Intelligence Agency was
transformed to meet the national security challenges for the oh,
she's got to go. That's and so he was out in 2014. And he
announces retirement. So
well, he all he kind of confirmed the Iranian thing,
although not saying that he says there's no strategy that we
don't know. And I kind of tend to believe that there is no
cohesive strategy. Certainly not between, well, I state, but
there
may be a strategy that is by the puppet masters, you want to look
at it from that perspective, that there may not be a strategy
by anyone is actually doing anything, right. But there may
be things maybe have been set in place, knowing what the outcome
will be. You know, we're talking about the sorrows of the world,
people. That was a foregone conclusion, what's going to
happen? And that was the plan all along, right? Even though
the people doing the activity, don't know what the hell's going
on, which is what he implies,
right? And it will all result in realisation.
Well, yeah, verbalizing is always, always the end result.
And it's a fantastic.
CBC Radio had a neighbor call in show. And there was a funny bit.
Of course, the Canada Navy is all in now on the self
radicalizing people going around gonna kill everybody be afraid.
They just took our template and moved it over. And this guy
calls in, and he was kind of what it could have been a no
agenda list. And if he had thrown it in there, I would have
would have loved it. And he suggested book, which I don't
think we've discussed on on the show, which I've ordered. I'm
going to read and he also just says something funny as it
pertains to the six week cycle of the FBI
Syria. Now what are you suggesting
she will be But what I'm saying is if the whole thing doesn't
make sense to me, because the authority if you're monitoring
these people, they know who is radicalizing them. They know who
is meeting with them. They know how. And there was that
apartment in Calgary that they could have. They is very easy
dropping, they knew exactly what's going on.
So what role? What role can the community play in a micro role?
I know I hear your point about monitoring by authorities. And
this sort of general
issue didn't actually hear the point. The point that he's
making is they're they're doing the same thing. They monitoring
them. They know exactly what these guys are doing,
you know, overview, but let's micro it for communities in
Canada. How could my oil role should or could they play?
How could they play any role when they don't know? So Hannah,
there is a book called Terror factory by Trevor Aronson. He
says, reporter in United States, he looked at all the terror
incidents in United States, and his finding was alarming. 99% of
all, the so called incidents of terror and radicalization in
United States was initiated and supported by FBI agents. Okay.
See, for example, here right now. court cases. I don't have
time to get into this actually. Because I want to listen, shut
up. Get them off.
Okay, you got Tip of the day for that.
You are human. I think you've been too easy with clips of the
day.
God just get it. Give it Take it. Take it with a simple thing.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, because it had
everything and everything. I revealing the truth. It had
getting shut off for a book and then getting kicked off the air.
Bull crap.
Get out of here. It's perfect. So I've ordered the book. We'll
see. We'll see whether they copy too. We'll see what happens is
graer
factory I'm sure it's what we've been talking. I have
a have a red book entry. I'd like to hand out here I like to
put in there. The President is going to visit Jamaica. And
there's been a lot of recording. I'm sorry, Oman Bahama. There's
a lot of reports on on why he's going there particularly coming
out of the island of Jamaica. And
ganja Mon.
Well, I'm going to make a prediction. And this could this
probably it could fall under a six week cycle. Although it may
be calm. I don't know if the FBI has this reach. I am going to
say terrorist attack on a cruise ship. That would be if I were
running this. That's what I would do. It's been done before.
By the way, when was this? And was this part of the six week
cycle now?
This is I think in the 70s Maybe? Or the 80s It was the 70s
it was a terrorist attack on a cruise ship. You just Google it
you'll find it.
Okay. So they know how to do it. The plan has already
been done. It's been it's been done. There's been a bunch of
people killed and they it was it actually was one of these news
things that we remember it. I don't remember the year
obviously. But I remember when it happened and it was just it
was it that was that was the you know the cat's meow for like a
month.
It would be fantastic. And a habit happened in in the
Caribbean. This is where you got a lot of cruise ships. It's
about time we have a lot of oil there we need to up the presence
we already have the international community there
with the the law of the seas.
The Achille Laurel. What this is the ship it was I think it was
the Achille or the chile the Achille the Achille Lauro. It
was 1985 taken over by the Palestinian Liberation Front
hijacked by members of the Palestinian Liberation Front in
1985. Yeah, Achille I think was You pronounced Can you imagine
what kind of a bonanza a cruise ship attack would be? I mean,
things have to sink if you really want to do it right. Some
people got
it or not. Let's see.
And then we can move
Yeah, that ship caught fire and sunk. Then we can
move military into Jamaica. very strategic.
Well, you're calling you're calling the event and a location
Yes, double it's a
double entry two points. Oh, come on. That's a three pointer
if both happened that's automatic three pointer.
No. We'll have to discuss that in the meeting.
I think the I think the Caribbean is the next theater
hit it needs to be realized. Not realized Yes. Oh don't realize
it. Yeah. Oh, we liked you make as a vacation destination. I'm
not going to do that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no, we
will not be verbalized. No, but I am putting it in there I'm
putting it up at the top
so what happened in 85 says a different cycle 85
Speaking of cycles, I wanted to mention something to you, you
being the cycle guy, ripped jeans, ripped jeans, is it can
this be an indicator of an economic cycle because they're
back?
Yeah, actually, that could be the desert COVID called
coincident indexes. And they do come and go I think a better one
was of course was my bitcoin is Beanie Babies. But I may have an
actual more like Beanie Babies fad kind of investment bullcrap
kind of thing. Play sneaker Pong. Okay.
Yeah. So you can somebody bring How does that work? You shoes
basically we'll take an exclusive sneaker and we'll
we'll analyze it and tell you you know whether we can take it
or not. This is a huge sneaker right here. This is a huge
sneaker right here and it's the sneaker original price was
$7,200 Going us right now that's a $5,000 shoe still going us. So
just gives you an example of how valuable sneakers sneakers is
like Herman bags and yeah, this was $5,000 5000 $5,000
Did he say what kind of bag did
he say? Hermes?
Did he mean airmass
5000 $5,000 For Ustica you can go to Tom Gado. This is a $5,000
shoes a 5000. I was just when I came in that saw us and that's
something that's sitting in people's closets and they need
cash. They need money. So sneak upon coming on the scene was
just like wow, you know what, I could liquidate this and get
some cash and get some money in his shoes and slick upon still
so a guy could come in with a shoe that's worth five. Yes, he
needs some money. Yes, you'd be in a pawn shop. You're not gonna
give him five? No, we gave him $500 For that shoe, you give him
500 500. Now worst case scenario, he doesn't come back.
We could sell the shoe for $2,500. And we still chase still
made a good profit on his money. So that's just how the numbers
is in the sneaker game that's just emerging every single day.
The business has really taken off. Okay.
Sounds like a bubble to you.
$5,000. Sneaker, what show was this from
Steve Harvey.
Okay. Well, this may be this is an opportunity now to read a
little bit from one of my favorite authors. This is new
work that it was uncovered by our producer Chris Holman. As
you know, I'm a big fan of Theodore Kaczynski industrial
society, and its future that being the Unabomber manifesto.
Not that I'm a fan of killing people or bombing people. But
when someone goes to those extremes, it's probably worth
reading. And I read it and I keep seeing him being right.
Chris was looking for this and he found an Amazon giblet
witching, which includes the famed manifesto, but also
something called the unnamed essay from 1971. And he pulled a
couple of quotes out of this, which were just astounding,
realizing this was written over 40 years ago. And three pieces
one is and this pertains of course of the craziness that
we're seeing in the world, the effect of media on society. Note
the increasing extent to which the average person today is
quote, living in the movies, as the saying is, people spend a
large and increasing amount of time submitting to canned
entertainment rather than participating in spontaneous
activities, as overcrowding and rules and regulations curtail
opportunities for spontaneity or spontaneous activity. And as the
developing techniques of entertainment make the canned
product even more attractive, we can assume that people will live
more and more in the world of mass entertainment 40 years ago,
not bad foreshadowing of Common Core, children will be taught by
methods which will become increasingly effective as
educational psychology develops, to be creative, inquiring
appreciative of the arts and scientists sciences interested
in their studies. Perhaps they will even be taught
nonconformity. But of course, this will not be merely random
nonconformity but creative nonconformity sound familiar
John this created like how you get to the answer. Creative
nonconformity simply means nonconformity that is directed
towards socially desirable ends. For example, children may be
taught in the name of freedom to liberate themselves from
irrational prejudices of their elders, irrational prejudices
being those values, which are not conducive to the kind of
society that most educators choose to regard as healthy.
children will be educated to be racially unbiased, to abhor
violence to fit into society without excessive con. flanked
by a series of small steps, each of which will be regarded not as
a step towards behavioral engineering. But as an
improvement in educational technique, the system will
become so effective that hardly any child will turn out to be
other than what the educators desire, it will become a form of
psychological compulsion. And then, tech technology has
already made it 40 years ago, technology has already made it
impossible for us to live as physical independent beings. For
the skills which enabled primitive man to live off the
country had been lost, we could survive only by acting as
components of a huge machine, which provides for our physical
needs. And as technology invades the domain of mind, it is safe
to assume that human beings will become as dependent
psychologically on technology as they now are physically. We can
see the beginning of this already in the inability of some
people to avoid boredom, without television, in the need of
others to use tranquilizers in order to cope with the tensions
of modern society. Things guy nails it.
Well, I think he nails the intent. If there was a, there
was a was actually an ongoing special on racism, which is ever
since Ferguson, this has become a hotspot, it's almost as though
the whole thing was planned. And in this post shocked she just
dropped that clip in there. Yeah, I will. So it's so is
racism thieves. And so the NewsHour had this thing. And
they this is a long piece. So I only cut on a bit of it. And it
took some of this stuff out. But it was to show that the premise
was that the millennials, which is what the set this guy would
be talking about, have been brainwashed into being less
racist, and they can center themselves in my head, and I'm
surrounded by a millennials, at least four of them that I can
observe. And they have fooled themselves into believing a
whole bunch of things about themselves as a group. And in
and this racism thing is one of them. And they're not racist.
They're different. They're there, and they will old farts
are crazy. And I have some some photos I took of some of the
graphs they did on this report, which I'm going to put in the
next newsletter. And these graphs are important to look at,
because they're very screwy. But that's got nothing to do with
what I'm about to say. So they did these tests. And they use
the report went on Schriever NaVi whatever his name is that
Indian guy who's on the PBS NewsHour, I can't pronounce his
name. He was he went through the testing of the see how race how
how you are naturally racist or how your biases work. And the
first thing they did was they tested on dissociative white
faces by faces. And the second thing they did was you had to
shoot a gun to you had to shoot a gun at a figure that hit if
the guy had a gun, and you could play the clip and then we'll
break it up as it goes along. It's racist. Yeah. And PBS one
Yeah,
to select their own. All women, regardless of race had
preference for white males. All non black profiles, both men and
women had a statistical dislike of black profiles, dating, you
know, your, your, you judge people reflexively. In the same
way that you might, it's maybe not the same but similar to how
you might judge someone at a job interview or when they try to
rent your apartment, or apply for a loan. That's very much the
data of the first impression. Interestingly enough, Imodium is
first test results found that my sentiments actually showed a
slight preference toward black faces, that I had no problem
associating positive words with darker skin. That's not the
norm, more than half the population who have taken the
exam, take less time to put negative words next to black
faces. So I am showing a preference in one way or another
according to the test. Yes, just not the way that 51% are showing
it right. Yeah, that's right.
51%, stop. 51% is no big deal one way or the other. It's so
51%. See blacks is negative and 50 49%. Steam is positive and
the other way or the other way around. That's that so that's
not so this first test is meaningless. Yeah, it shows that
everybody's pretty even about everything so but the second
power is the more interesting one, and apparently applies to
the millennials.
But this is where it gets interesting. In the second test,
where I had to react almost on instinct and decide whether to
shoot or not based on what I thought was in someone's hand, I
was faster at shooting armed blacks, armed whites, was far
more likely to shoot an unarmed black man than an unarmed white
one. Sadly, that is the national norm, including for millennials.
For the PBS NewsHour, I'm Hari Sreenivasan reporting in New
York. It's about
racist, horrible racist Millennials are raping the black
man ladies are still shooting the blacks. Wow, not so good.
Well, then I'll play this This is of course, we just discussed
the schooling and we just discussed the millennials. Let's
look at the brand new. The brand new generation. Billy from Indy
longtime Boehner apologize for that. He says I attached to the
clip here from the Children's Program poco poco uses his power
at Earth Hour 2015. And he said this is what his two year old
daughter latar was watching this as a cartoon for preschool kids.
Welcome to Earth Hour. Use your power to change climate change
your book or yo our world is under threat from climate
change. temperatures are rising rapidly as the levels of
greenhouse gases are increasing quickly. The impact of climate
change can be terrible, causing extreme droughts that threaten
people vitally important species and their habitats. The ice
Arctic is warming at a rate of almost twice the global average
leading to melting glaciers, which raise sea levels. Oh, it
seems that poco EO has an idea. Oh greed. Boca eo is planting a
tree. By planting trees, we can help stop climate change. You
can also support a project at Earth our.org. This year Hokulea
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using their power to change climate change, and support
Earth our social and environmental projects all over
the world. This is a kid
you know, I had a clip a couple of shows ago we never played it.
But I'll just give you a brief summary. They they had this they
have this thing every year called Earth Hour, where you
turn your power off for an hour your lights,
your lights, not your power, your lights, your lights, please
leave your computer and your DVR and everything on Yeah, stuff
should go downstairs. And if you park your car plugged in, keep
it charged. And yeah, turn off your lights. Okay. Yeah.
So they had this local reporting center here, San Francisco Bay
Area. And here's the hour and they show the view of the Bay of
San Francisco from a distance. The top of the tabloid
decorative part of the Transamerica Pyramid went off.
Not a single other thing. Yeah. Nobody turned off anything.
Nothing. Yeah. And then, so it was like, oh, isn't that great?
And they made a big deal out of it. And in New York, and they
showed, you know, the decorative buildings of those lights, but
nothing else went out. Nobody pays attention to this crap.
It's poorly marketed. They don't do a good job of it.
It's very poorly marketed. Well, they think it was I think the
first year was well marketed. But meanwhile, it says we're
talking about students in schools and everything which
kind of leaves the Common Core, especially that analysis, then
this comes up play the cheating in school clip.
A jury in Atlanta has convicted 11 former public school
teachers, principals and administrators on racketeering
charges, tied to cheating on standardized tests. That
convictions came on the eighth day of jury deliberations after
a six month long trial that details systematic cheating in
more than 40 schools, involving more than 170 educators and
administrators. 35 people were indicted, and prior to the
trial, more than 20 pleaded to lesser charges. Fulton County
District Attorney Paul Howard spoke afterward about the impact
he hoped the trial will have.
Our entire effort in this case was simply to get our community
to stop and take a look at our educational system. That's what
we wanted. We wanted people to look at the educational system
that that their children attended every day to make some
assessment after they made that assessment to look to see what
we had to do as a community to move forward.
Signs of widespread cheating in the Atlanta schools were first
uncovered in 2008 by an Atlanta Journal Constitution
investigation. Kevin Riley is the editor and he joins me now.
Kevin Raleigh, welcome to the program. Explain to us again
what the charges were How did cheating on a school test become
something that people may go to prison for? Well, in the end, we
all have to remember that there were bonuses and financial
incentives tied to the performance of students on these
tech students on these test scores. So, in the end, teachers
and administrators and principals have to attest to the
validity of the test. And that's really how the prosecutor
pursued racketeering charges because his case was based on
illegal activity in the guise of a legitimate enterprise. Not an
enterprise
legitimate enterprise.
It's not an enterprise. Do we know what the meaning of an
enterprise is? Is not the school district is not an enterprise.
If it is that's telling you something screwy? Well, this is
this is a bull crap situation. They put these people in
it the students don't perform, then they it's not so much. If
they perform well. They get incentives if they don't perform
well. They can get Yeah, disincentives. Yeah. Yeah, this
is not this is not the way it should go. Well, and this is
just the first of many, I think, many of these such
cases cheating going on all over the place that kids are all for
data. We are shocked to find that gambling is going on in
here.
Nailed it. Oh,
finally. jandals
finally nailed it. Yeah,
it's about time.
I think this is just this is just the tip of the iceberg.
There's no other way for these educators to keep their jobs.
They have to have high performance scores, and the kids
have to have to do it. So now whatever.
Yeah, well, this is this. Yeah, it's corrupt. This because
corruption is created by the government. This is corruption
created by the government. This wouldn't have happened if you
didn't have this stupid system in place. Well, it's even worse.
There's their innocence these people it's worse.
It's not just government's bye bye fascism. A collusion between
private enterprise of Pearson and Microsoft.
Oh, yeah. That head head with fascism is corporatism.
corporatism
fascism. Yeah. In the in the true sense of the word. Yes. I'm
glad I don't have young kids anymore.
You just homeschool and you cheat on the test at home? All
right. I go. You want to go to the Obama thing? Punishing
hackers?
Yeah, you have that interview slip here. Okay, here we go.
Yes, I have the executive order, which just came out, President
Obama has signed off on a new way to hit back at foreign
hackers with sanctions. his executive order signed today
imposes penalties for stealing trade secrets or damaging
computer systems. Companies that knowingly profit from such
attacks could also be targeted.
This is aimed at the Chinese Yeah, companies profiting from
the attacks, they don't know who these people are? Well, I have
the
the exact wording of the executive order. And I have a
number of things in the show notes for people to peruse
through which includes the fact sheet always so so handy. And I
have some feedback on on the actual attacks that took that's
apparently took care to place this is Executive Order blocking
the property of certain persons engaging in significant
malicious cyber enabled activities. And this is where I
want to give pause and say right off the bat, we need a fewer
definition of cyber, it has just become this word that everyone
accepts. There should I don't know if it's in the federal, the
dictionary act, if they've included this word cyber, the
words like hacking, what is the act of hacking, is that the same
as being a node on a DDoS? Attack? I think that a lot of
definition is needed. But here, here is the here's some of the
text here as any person determined by the Secretary of
the Treasury. So it's the Secretary of the Treasury, who
will be determining if you are a cybercriminal, in consultation
with the Attorney General and the Secretary of State to be
responsible for or complicit in or to have engaged in directly
or indirectly, cyber enabled activities. Whatever that means,
originating from or directed by persons located what is yes, go
ahead, go ask. It's
just annoying. I mean, there's the use of the word cyber
and cyber enabled, does that even mean sock boom? Can you
while I'm reading this, can you check and see if in the if the
dictionary Act has this included? I think that gets
updated cyber enabled activities originating from or directed by
persons located in whole or in substantial part outside the
United States that are reasonably like reasonably
likely to result in or have materially contributed to a
significant threat to the national security, foreign
policy or economic health or financial stability of the
United States that have the purpose or effect of that whole
paragraph right there. Said, even if it didn't work, if you
only contributed by I don't know. Maybe you provided sir For
space, whatever it is, you did, you can pretty much be
implicated in this, as long as it had the purpose or effect of
a harming, or otherwise significantly compromising the
provision of services by a computer or network of computers
that support one or more entities in a critical
infrastructure sector, which is everything be significantly
compromising the provision of services by one or more entities
in a critical infrastructure sector C, causing a significant
disruption to the availability of a computer or network of
computers, there's your DDoS that you can you will be, you'll
be screwed. And we'll find out what that screwing is in a
moment. D, causing a significant misappropriation of funds or
economic resources, trade secrets, personal identifiers,
or financial information for commercial or competitive
advantage, or private financial gain. That could be all of Wall
Street as far as I'm concerned. And then, of course, any person
determined by the Secretary of the Treasury if we don't like
how you looks on and we're just gonna, we're gonna put pin it on
you. Yeah. Yeah. So it's all of that, or any person determined
by the Secretary of the Treasury done.
So is this like a scandalous?
Well, no one reads these things, John, no one reads these, I
hereby find the unrestricted immigrant and non immigrant
entry into the United States of aliens determined to meet one or
more. So this is what will happen to you, you will not be
allowed to enter the United States. Any transaction? That
don't mean that Oh, and this is so they say persons who do this
sounds like if you route your phone,
if Well, let me think about it for a second. Could that fall
under any of the clauses, let me say, it depends on what the what
what happens with the routing could be if somehow your phone
is, is then taken over or some malicious code gets onto it that
isn't approved by Google, I'm sure could be. Of course, they
talk about persons but in this, in this case,
this is one of those laws they pass on anyone which everybody
in the country will be guilty at some point or another throw the
book at ya
remember, it's not a law, it's an executive order so that there
is a different worse. The term person means an individual,
individual or entity. I just want to want everyone to know
that because you know, everyone's all freaked out about
the Religious Freedom Act and persons and in American law,
it's always been a person a US person means a company any type
of entity is not just a one human being, it's always been
that way Don't act so fucking surprised. The term entity means
a partnership Association trust joint venture Corporation group
subgroup or other organization such as the no agenda, family,
podcast, listeners could be an organization or partnership. And
the term United States person means any United States citizen,
permanent resident alien entity organized under the laws United
States or any jurisdiction within the United States. And
you will be your money can be frozen, you will be blocked
entry. The only thing they're saying here that is the kind of
protects us is that you have to be outside of the United States.
So it could not necessarily mean you as a person in the country.
This is very interesting that it happens at this moment. And
maybe this is where our six week cycle will come from. It's based
on some information of the latest attacks from was it the
China that we have a dude named Ben? Oh, the China and Russia we
have dude named Ben. He sent him the following note. He of course
it goes anonymous. I'm not sure if you saw it. There was a minor
kerfuffle last week regarding some state government sites
being brought down by a new Russian hacking group. Viking
dumb 2015 Had you heard about this?
No, I have not tell me. Okay, so we have a bit of
a news article here. Just bring this up for a second. There's
here hackers disabled maine.gov website for a second day in a
row. And maine.gov Yeah, yeah. As in as in the state of Maine.
And this this list of Russians Yes. This list Viking data
against
main Well,
I don't know if this if you look at the Viking dumb. Obviously,
we have the they have a target list, which they really all
these links in the show notes. They have a target list, which
would be maine.gov mass.gov wyoming.gov.
All these.gov websites, and it's the destroy America at Viking
dumb 2015 target list to destroy America and this of course, it's
the Russians. Obviously we know this. So here's what I do name
Ben says I'm a dude named Ben for a company that does travel
information services for 15 state and city transportation
agencies, a several which were on the Vikander target list. And
that's the ones I just read. The relevant part and reason I'm
writing this is that it had nothing to do with ride I said
all when they tried to overwhelm our systems, I caught them in
the act after monitoring went off a few days in a row at the
exact same time, the IP addresses they were attacking
from were in IP space owned by US military and the reverse DNS
was all af.mil. And then he has an imager link. So you can see
for yourself, the IP address 132 dot 3.49 dot 81 is registered to
the 754th electronic system group as listed in reverse DNS
as aft an af.mil. He has a whole reverse DNS, no idea what good
it does for the chair force to for the Air Force to attack
government contractors. That's a pretty funny chair force, other
than to try to pin it on Russia. Sure, but you think that at
least tried to spoof their IP address in that case? So
obviously, this is another man he says it was?
Are you kidding me? What a story. Yeah. I can't play the
gambling guy again.
Yeah, this is how it goes.
I'm shocked shocked to find that gambling is going on in here.
Unbelievable. Yeah. So they get one dude named Ben, one of our
many just does a simple reverse lookup and finds a huge block of
domain or IP so they can quickly ramble through that happen to
use anybody else's. And it's just a bunch of government guys.
And we have an executive order all of a sudden. So let's what
are we going to do? Can you imagine the meetings? Well,
sorry, what do you think we're going to do? Now? We're gonna go
straight. We're gonna check to Congress. No, no, no, God's
sake. No, no, no. What do I do attack been government to me,
man to care. And then make a list of all the stuff we're
going to do but just be careful for God's sake. But if you bring
down mains government, so who gives a crap? Why would we have
to do another one do Wyoming? wy o.gov Yeah, that'd be y o.gov.
And that just says the Russians we weren't don't believe that we
got this covered. Just don't fall for this. Mainstream media,
especially I don't know what's going on. Well, in fact, the
mainstream media does know what's going on. You got to play
this one. Chicago PD reverses the signal. Found this GPS
device tucked up under the rear axle, the trailer, but you might
want to take a look. And it's weird shipping company uses
dashboard, GPS,
no dummy. That GPS actually belongs to whoever was shipping
to here when you would probably want to track $2 million worth
of product two miles can you reverse signal? Figure out where
it's been tried for? Easy peasy? You call me dumb? Yeah. So
reverse the
dumb stuff. What was that from?
It was from Chicago PD, which is a little show and they're gonna
reverse the signal. That's right. So the GPS will set was
somehow broadcast was receiving the signal from this, whatever
it is. Yeah, just reverse the signal. See who they're doing.
Who's who's listening.
You know, when you when you have executive orders and laws being
put in place with nefarious non meaningful words such as cyber
hacker. These things are meaningless. There is no
descriptive these are not descriptors, there is no there
is no news reporting on any of this that is of any value
whatsoever. In fact, the general population doesn't give a shit.
They don't care that you're hacking or whatever. It's like
my phone works. As long as my hand Yeah,
I heard that. Like the main state of Maine's website was
hacked by the Russians. Yeah, man. Putin right there
apparently after Wyoming
next, you know, if they change that law in Indiana, you know,
Putin is gonna go hack indiana.gov
I'm surprised that hasn't happened already.
There's a need for a rescue mission. When the world is
threatened. The world needs help. calls on America
and that's the story. I'm going to show my school by donating to
no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh
yeah, that'd be fun
you have some people to thank for show 709 I believe is the
number
now we had a special going on here which is for Easter, which
coincides with your 63rd birthday. Some like that. I'm
like that. Yeah.
And Easter Yeah, because I have had Easter is falls on my
birthday. Because I have Sunday birthdays every seven years is
what is typical. And every Sunday that that falls on which
is every seven years I've always expected to be Easter but no,
no, it happens randomly as us two newsletters ago I had a
chart that shows where Easter falls into place. It has
something to do with Equinox it's got some screwball pagan
calculation. Okay, so I don't get my birthday on Easter that
much. In fact, I've never had it as a grown up on Easter ever
and How disappointing has that been for you? It's
been very disappointing.
Since you celebrate Easter so frequently.
Well, Pesach it's just annoying to me. Okay, so we have a
special you can do. We're gonna name everyone. I know this was
was questionable whether to do this or not, but you suggested
and I okay, we can do it. We're going to thank everyone who sent
in 4515 as just a thanks for sending in the given me a
birthday shout out. And we I guess we should do them all at
once on the next show. Okay, good. Good. So if anybody wants
to be anonymous that's in this list, which is the problem. I
see the auto anonymous area that we're dealing with, send me an
email, John at divorce iq.org.
Or better, John curry.com.
You can send John a carry that curried icon, which is easier
for me to cancel. So he said to do that. Or, you know, and I'll
forward them to a Eric to shill or you can send it directly to
shill and no agenda nation.com And maybe that'll help you
that's better, I would send it to if you really want to be if
you really have to be anonymous. send a note to Adam
mccurry.com john@curry.com John tavares.org and she'll add no
agenda nation.com And then should happen because mistakes
can be made. All right, let's take a few people for show 709
who came in starting with Claire Thornhill from Toronto, Ontario
12345 And this is the set my husband Dara mood on his way to
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she hit him in the mouth which is nice. She hit him in the
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things out. Finally,
a good news. I forgot to do this on Sunday at the end. I promised
to play the let's get social.
Ah yes, you did. I've got to damnit I was thinking about that
this morning. And then I was gonna write it down. I didn't so
I would have forgotten to remind you to play it after the end of
this show.
I have a trifecta for the end. Have this show I have the
original and I've cut them down the original let's get social
social media I have a much I can play this one right now this is
worse but catchy a song in the world
I've got a couple of different versions of this by now I've
collected collide acoustic version and neck
with me. Let's have some fun. Let's show the world how this
gets done.
Everybody now
has to sing it slash
god this is so bad. I have the original the original excerpt
which will be played at the end of the show. I promise I will I
will. I will get this done.
And have the rapper at the beginning the whole thing.
Just the you know, just the all the rappers great that guy he's
in there. I think he's in there. Let me check it's hey now y'all.
Yeah,
I gotta start with a Nana y'all
fabulous. Finally there was a TMZ just to bring it into real
news. It probably played the real news clip for us. And now
back to real news. A great tip to to the head story about to
Andrew Getty This is grandson of Is he the grandson of the J John
Paul Getty yeah so he must have had dough he must have had money
they get he's had money so the corner the initial reports from
the corner was his death appears quote natural or an accident.
What does that mean? How can it be natural or an accident and
then t and z they have I think the best the best best reporting
let me just go down to the is grandson of oil tycoon Jay Paul
Getty found dead quote traumatic injury to rectal area
how is that natural causes?
I don't know what they don't think they don't extrapolate but
that's not the headline I want when I die I do not want
traumatic injury to his rectal area this is for Adam Oh well.
We always knew and you look at
that by curious oh crap
a trauma traumatic injury oh here it is here had TMZ reports
get his death involved a quote traumatic injury to the rectal
area with significant bleeding and that just make it worse. Oh
God isn't No way No. This is not how you want to go out. I want
to go out in a blaze of glory. A flaming ball of fire from the
sky anything but significant bleeding to the reckless.
Like some sort of flaming was involved in Hey, now.
Then, see what do we have? I gotta I gotta go ahead and roll
it.
Let's do this. Let's get back to politics. Okay, good. 13
senators and FeiFei mp3. A group of US Senators has written to
football's governing body FIFA urging it to consider removing
Russia as host of the 2018 World Cup because of its role in the
Ukraine crisis and occupation of Crimea. The 13th Democratic and
Republican US lawmakers said they strongly encourage FIFA to
move the tournament. Last one FIFA President Sepp Blatter
rejected Ukrainian calls to boycott the tournament if it
remained in Russia. Oh, guys have anything better to do? Yes.
Yeah, I guess, my cane. Who else? Well, I guess I got a few
Dick Durbin, Graham. And by the way, here's the kicker, Bob
Menendez. Oh, yeah, perfect. But even worse when I was looking up
to see who these guys were, and it's just the usual cast that
Jared Goff Spags? Yeah. I looked at 13 senators, you know, and I
found 13 senators, also a different group of 13, including
Schumer, Feinstein and Boxer Marie Cantwell, also Bob
Menendez. All in this case, all Democrats have petitioned
Pfeiffer to change the Women's World Cup in Canada to natural
grass rather than turf. Why not? Kale? Why are they doing this?
Why do they what is it got to do with what we have going on? What
does this have to do with American anything?
Are we in? We're not in the cup. Are we? The Women's cup? I don't
know. Are we in women's cup? We're not this is they're
complaining about that. That doesn't even get it primetime
coverage.
Well, they apparently got time on their hands in the US Senate.
Feinstein and Menendez. What is his guys just signing
everything? What do you do? What do you got for me? I'll sign it.
Right he got himself into trouble.
And if anything, anything just Okay, I gotta get F Russia
bandwagon that's what it is anything anything to do?
Yeah, no, that was Yeah, Russia. You know, you said it. There's
Okay. Here's one. This is what what do we call that when you
give you self
moral self license?
Self licensing, okay, here's your moral self licensing
regarding this is This to me is not only pathetic, but it but it
does bring us unpossible new meme, play Avon 39.
It's the urge to dig deep, to do something big, bold, and more
profound than you ever have. This is Avon, 39, two days and
39 miles the walk to end breast cancer where your blisters and
sore muscles are a badge of courage. It isn't easy. But
that's what makes it worth it. Avon 39. The walk to end breast
cancer, take the challenge. become the hero you want to be
registered today
is if it actually ended breast cancer I'd consider but this is
bullshit.
become the hero you want to be. I thought that was a good line.
But what does this got to do with anything? This doesn't do
anything. You walk 39 miles and you get blisters. And this is
like your badge of honor. And you're the hero. You're a hero
now for walking. This doesn't solve the problem. No. What is
it? Do it get gets row I went down to 39 mile walk well, so
I've done my part.
Well, I can tell you exactly what this does, John, because
this of course is a part of National Cancer Control month.
Remember? Ah, that's all it does all back. There's a lot of
political noise being made. This is going to be a very
interesting election for the United States of Gitmo nation.
It appears no one wants to win this, if you and I could run in
would have as much chance as some of these people are in the
race. And a couple of let's see. First here I have now your girl
Elizabeth Warren was on The Today Show with the Savannah
Guthrie
and I have the entire interview. If you want to deconstruct it is
too long to play.
I have a minute 20
chopped it up? Well, I've got to did you get the very first part.
So let's get a little background I would give to the people.
But the background I'll start the background is the background
is of this interview. The background of this interview is
Savannah Guthrie has one question in mind. And she just
has to ask over
and over and over again. So Elizabeth, why are you going to
run? Yes. Let me let me play my clip. Since it's shorter. If you
think it doesn't do justice, we can do yours. All right.
Once chopped up, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren joins
us now she of course has taken on Wall Street. And now some
members of her own party are saying she should run for
president against Hillary Clinton, one of her priorities
in office is giving middle class families a fighting chance,
which by the way, is the title of her new memoir. Now you
didn't think you'd get away with this interview without me asking
you point blank? Are you going to run for president? No.
She says no, John, she says
no. I'm not running. And I'm not going to run. Let me make sure
that we underscore this and maybe bold it and put it in.
I need an answer. This is not the answer. I want to
unequivocally Do you think maybe that they were expecting you to
say yes. And that this was the moment she was going to announce
and instead it's just
a crappy, interesting theory crappy books? Because because
she had no question other than you're gonna run, run, you're
not gonna run, you're sure you're not going to run? Yeah.
Have you ever thought of running? Did you one time when
you're crossing the border to Canada? Did they ask you if you
were gonna run it? You accidentally said Yes. Me just
on and on and on. It's very funny. I have the whole thing.
And you should put that in the show
notes play the whole thing. Well, I can play the rest of
mine. For the rest
of yours. And I you do have to play the end of mine, because
I'm sure you didn't get that
categorically saying, I'm not running for president in 2016.
I'm not running. You care so much about these issues. Your
supporters say well, then you're the person you're the perfect
person to go in and fight for them and take them on. They're
afraid that Hillary Clinton won't give voice to these issues
that you care about. This is something you obviously feel
passionate about. You came out of the private sector came to
Washington for this purpose. Because you care about those
issues. I have to ask you, why don't you think Hillary Clinton
as the Democratic nominee, presumably in 2016, is she the
right messenger for that? Do you think she will give a credible
voice to these issues of whether the middle class is getting a
fair shake? Possibly I'm beating a dead horse here. But did you
ever even consider I'm running. I'm running for president. No.
I think that's what happened. I think I said, Hey, she's got a
big announcement. And it's just a crummy book.
Yeah, no, it's it's not even in her book. It's this is the
paper, man. Oh, yeah. It's a paperback version they got, I
think someone got a new book, someone got duped on this. And I
think you
might be right. Because the only explanation she just wants to
sell more books.
And she's clearly not going to run it sounds,
then if you play try to back it up. So there's about maybe 20
seconds and play the last of my clip, because then they throw it
to Matt Lauer, who makes a snide comment
after another. And so we end up with people across this country
who work hard who play by the rules. And we're barely making
it paycheck rule followers paycheck. That's in part because
of choices that have been made in Washington choices that tilt
the playing field, in favor of those who have lobbyists in
favor of fortune 500 companies in favor of the biggest
financial institutions and against real people. Elizabeth
Warren, it's always good to get your perspective. Thanks for
answering the question. I guess we put the speculation to arrest
this morning. Good to see you. Thank you very much. And once
again, the book is a fighting chance, Matt, we'll send it over
to you, Doris. I don't think she's running. She's running
even know. There's any possibility. I'd be shocked if
she runs. Darius rockers got the number one stone shocked,
shocked. She runs
here's how it went down. She has a very important announcement to
make on your show about because this is the time you know, we're
all everyone's talking about running or not. I think they got
duped. They thought it was that and it just turned out to be No,
here's my shocking my shocking revelation. I'm not running by
my book. And here's
where you have to also approach it from the agent side, the
person handling hurts, there had to be a discussion. Well, you're
trying to trick them into putting on the show. So you can
plug your book, don't you think there's going to be long term
repercussions? And she would say, Well, if I actually run for
president at some point, they're gonna have to have me on the
show then because there's not going to be any repercussions.
And there'll be playing my clip saying I'm not going to run over
and over again. So that's more publicity. And then if, if this
is the only book I'm gonna do, I probably would never invite me
back anyway. So what difference to make them I was will go for
it.
That's the John C. Dvorak view of reviews of cars. Come on.
Hey, come on. Hey, I
got car reviews coming. Kapha
you got to explain that for nevermind. We'll do that another
show. Let me ask you this. Because I have a clip. Carly
Fiorina, what do you think of her?
Well, I don't like her I mean, I've never met her. And I think
she and she when she was the head of HP I didn't like her in
the valley didn't like her in general. And she is when I watch
her and she ran for Senator against Barbara Boxer and
couldn't beat her which is pathetic but you'd
be boxer the serial rapist,
Boxer the serial rapists.
Now she's always hitting all the one
no, she was she was raped. Right? Well, she kept serial sex
fiends he came across as rapists years ago. rapey. Anyway,
that's, that's backstory for people out there. When I was in
the air pollution district, she would be on it. She was on the
advice on the board, some air board, and she would always get
rides from the various inspectors and then from what I
understood, trying to have sex with them. Hey, what she was
really pretty then she was kind of cute. That was like,
what was wrong with you?
I didn't have that played. I didn't Well, two things. One, I
wouldn't have done it. But to where I lived was in the East
Bay. And that's where I would drive
going the wrong direction. In the wrong direction. Missed out
on bang and boxer because you were lived in the other
direction. Damn.
Whatever the case. Anyway, where was
Carly Fiorina?
So she, I think I don't like her style. She's got that. That
snooty little twisted way of talking that just bugs me. You
know, it's like, she's like, how did she
do as CEO of a terrible, terrible, terrible She'd do
anything right? Has she does she have any credits that are good?
No. And that's why I don't like her.
No, that's not why I don't like I just don't like her. She's
rubs me the wrong way. I don't like the way she presents
herself. I don't like the way she talks. I don't like anything
about her. I just don't like her. It's just I don't know if I
met her. Maybe I said, Wow, what a great person. I'm judging her
only on not meeting her.
I have cloudfare I have a clip here. And she will be announcing
she's running for for president. And when she puts it 90%
certainty. I will say listening to this. I don't like her
either. I don't know her. I don't know anything about her
but she comes. I don't like most people. I didn't like you. But
here's a here's Carly. And she has she has a pretty good rap
and I thought she, of all the candidates I've heard at least
she wasn't doing all the sickly God Bless America bring back our
values as most Republicans do that here's your spiel.
What are the chances that you're going to run for president? Very
high? You're a former business woman give me a number higher
than 90%? Really? Yes, sir. So what would prevent you Why
aren't you willing to announce right here today? Everybody
wants to
everybody wants this. Everybody wants to wait for someone to
announce on their show. That's like, that's the same thing with
the Today Show? Who gives a crap. It's a PR
that for President? Well, because, you know, we need as
other potential candidates are doing, we need to make sure we
have the right team in place that we have the right support,
that we have the right financial reasons, just as all the other
potential candidates and probably late April, early May,
if you run and it would be in a field of current and former
governors, several current senators, why should Republican
voters pick you, because I have a deep understanding of how the
economy actually works. Having started as a secretary and
become the chief executive of the largest technology company
in the world, because I understand how the world works.
And know many of the world leaders on the stage today
because I understand technology, a transformational tool, because
I understand bureaucracies, how they work and how you need to
change them. And our government is a huge bureaucracy. And
because I understand executive decision making, which is making
tough calls in tough times with high stakes for which you're
prepared to be held accountable. Okay. Well, let's talk
specifically about your experience as a as a business
executive, beyond the typical Republican talking points, and
not to say that they're, they're wrong. But what are your ideas
that are different about the economy and about dealing with
our national debt? Well, I think we have two fundamental
structural problems in our economy. One is that we have
tangled people up in a web of dependents from which they can
escape and so we're leaving lots of talent on the field.
Secondly, we're crushing small businesses now. Elizabeth
Warren's is right, crony capitalism is alive. And well,
the business and big government go hand in hand. But for the
first time in US history, now we are destroying more businesses
than we are creating. And so while we have 10 banks too big
to fail, has now become five banks too big to fail. 3000
community banks have gone out of business. And that's where
family owned small businesses get their chance. That's
important. Because small businesses create two thirds of
the new jobs and employ half the people. She's
got a good rap so far. I can't find I can't fault her for
anything. Oh, you got a good one. You
get a good rap. I could say all those same. Thank you ours,
of course. But what she says at the end, you would never say
well, actually, you would say so what I tell if
we want mainstream in the middle class, going and growing again,
we've got to get small and family owned businesses going
and growing again, Washington DC has become a vast, unaccountable
bureaucracy. It's been growing for 40 years, we have no idea
how our money is spent. I think there are two things that would
help tremendously. One, zero based budgeting. So we actually
know where the money is spent. And we're talking about the
whole budget, not just the rate of increase and to pay for
performance in our civil service we have how many inspector
general voice Do we need to read that say, you know, you can
watch porn all day long, and get paid exactly the same way as
somebody is trying to do their job.
It's true. It's true. I like that. And I would like that job,
please.
Government job you can do it.
Now. What I like about Carly Fiorina entering the fray, is it
will be fun to watch women talk about her as if she's scum.
Because she's Republican. Oh, yeah. All Republican listeners.
This will be this will be fun to watch. It'll be fun. It'll be
like she's an idiot. She's stupid. Is it just nuts if you
watch gays? Yeah. Oh, yes. Oh, gun lover. Yeah. Wait until the
hates gay thing comes up, please.
Anyway, kind of fell by the wayside. The gun thing. We have
to need a shooting. There'll be one April 15.
April 15. For the six week cycle. Be on the lookout for
Caribbean issues. And on Sunday tech news. With tech news. We'll
have tech news. That's right. Nothing like a little bit of
tech news on your birthday.
Tech News. I can almost do an imitation of that clip that you
have that guy that Ted grouch guy. Yeah, I
bet you could. We'll try it on Sunday. How about that?
Okay, all right. I'll work on it.
Good deal. As promised, we will be bringing you Were the let's
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