Everything would would not even be an issue if we all go vegan.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
starts April 9 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 711.
This is no agenda. From power blips
to cyber fences. We come to all the bullcrap broadcasting live
from the crackpot condo in downtown Austin. Hey, how's FEMA
Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't know what he said.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Just because you stumbled don't blame it on me. From power blips
to cyber glitches.
Oh, is that what you said?
Yeah, we had cyber glitches. This is how our
how we always go with the power grid went down here in DC, which
is something we didn't talk about.
It happened after our show. Well, that's what I
said. Yeah, say we could have talked about it. You said we
didn't we don't talk
about it. Yeah, I was kind of funny. Actually. It was cute.
Marie Harf was sitting there doing the briefing with her
iPhone. Flashlight. There wasn't anything clicked. Funny. Yeah,
sure.
So I get these notifications turned on, you know, I keep my
phone off. And I turned it on I you know, I know. I like your
choice goes like this. Here's the phone is downstairs. And as
they get low, the battery's getting low. I could walk
upstairs and stick it in the charger. Or, or I could just
turn it
off. That's, that's what I do. I turn it off. So
I turn it off. I figure out when I walk upstairs, you know, maybe
I'll bring it up. Maybe I won't. And
then Mimi's 12 hours later, why weren't you answering your
phone?
And what we ended up with is your turn the phone back on and
get a bunch of stuff. And you need you need to upgrade
notifications for your Android apps. Yeah. So I'm going through
these Android apps that supposedly need upgrades. And
let me ask this maintenance is all maintenance. There's
something buzz kill juniors always complaining about? So
well, why does Why does any of this stuff need maintenance?
It's not like a rickety old Ford engine.
This is why you know, I had I was an app developer for a while
and had an app the big App Show, which I created myself it was. I
don't want to sound too technical, because I used a lot
of frameworks with me, which made it pretty easy. But every
single time particularly if you're doing anything with audio
or video video is the worst or really I think anything that
utilizes the phone screen which is pretty much everything
whenever there's a new software released from Apple whenever
there's certainly if there's a new device with a new screen,
everybody has to go in and update their apps it's ludicrous
well here's my my favorite. So I get you need to you know you
should upgrade I refused upgrades still work fine. By the
way, you should upgrade your flashlight
app. Why? So we can spy on you?
What is the flashlight app need upgrading ever? It's as you
turns on the light and that's that I mean, we'll have well how
difficult is it? What does it need fixing?
I don't know. That's a good question. Well, if you have a
new they're new devices so whatever new phone came out,
which I'm sure you heard that in tech news, there's a s six nine
swaddled something so that has to the head I'm sure that has
different calls for the flashlight for the for the flash
it's it's ridiculous. The whole app where we were recreating
what we took decades to do with the web and finally got some
things kind of kind of agreed to springs
to mind another question okay. That's all these guys are so
into maintaining following everything you do, watching you
closely tracking you are tracking cookies and doing this
and doing that. Why doesn't why don't they have the database.
They're at home base saying, Oh, this guy's got an old Android
galaxy. He doesn't need upgrading because he's gotten no
new screen. He's gotten out. He doesn't have an s6 He hasn't got
anything right. So why are they pestering me to upgrade when
they must know?
This brings up another interesting point as we slide
into big data. I don't have an answer for you. Of course, of
course not got an email from Daniel Mackay. And sent along a
screenshot from Amazon was Daniel was shopping on Amazon.
And here's the recommendation. Daniel was buying potshots uncle
Don's book off of Amazon. And here comes pod charts is I'm
sorry, but I actually blew the joke. Pod charges recommended
because you purchased accuse magnificent ranch hand spray
lubricant 11 ounce I blew the joke but the so apparently
Daniel was searching for your lubricant, your hands and hands
on ranch hand lubricant, and pod charge is recommended. So this
tells us a little bit about how sophisticated all this big Data
is, here's how it goes skip logic. Who else ordered this
lubricant? Okay, now offer them Oh, other people who ordered
this lubricant have ordered pot yards offer this person pot
yards. That's about that's the most sophisticated. I've seen
it.
Yeah, they found Well, I don't know how well the lubricant
sells on Amazon that they do have well enough to make
recommendations apparently. And so they Yeah, they went and sold
it and they they looked through this. So what other five people
bought this stuff or one copy of pot chars or some reason?
Gardening and the lubricant comes in? Well,
how about our show? Um, you go it's people who listen to our
show who have both items. Yes, I know. But we are now on Amazon
skip logic rule.
They do not make that connection.
When not to the no agenda part probably may have thrown an ad
No. No. Well, if that guy Hey, man, first of all, I missed it
as a matter.
Well, I you I may not have so that was possible. was one on
the fist bump call out. And
just staying with big data mine as well, because you're actually
taking me right into my first topic. But first. Another. This
was in Forbes, I believe, headline, Uber, the big data
company. Yeah, I know that what Uber is doing apparently, is
they they've hooked up with I think Marriott or Starwood star
for a start, you can put in your Starwood Preferred Guest
account. And then these guys, this, you say, of course, the
small print is what you overlook. But in the small
print, they say we can give you any we can we can give your data
to Starwood. Under any circumstance, any type of data,
including where you were, how long your trip was, how much you
paid for it, what car all of this stuff. Which to an outfit
like Star Wars, I think would probably be valuable.
Maybe. And, you know, the funny thing is, these guys, most of
these companies, these large companies like that, who are
always wanting this stuff are for all practical purposes,
hoarders, it may not be useful at all. In fact, I question
whether it is
a hoarders. They're hoarders or data hoarders, I tell you Yeah,
data
hoarders What are you doing all that data? Oh, we can't tell you
it's top secret so
ways that I didn't know this well of course you could know
ways which Google bought which is the kind of device social
network which works quite
well worse if I not if you're driving alone.
I don't know I've received
your driving along and it stinks popping up everywhere. Don't do
this don't do that acknowledge your driving.
It's been a while since you've used it. I think
that's the reason you almost get into a wreck every time you
think.
When you think about so I have given up on driving within a
certain radius within Austin mainly because of the sirens you
hear hear it especially if there's any alcohol involved.
You do not want to get pulled over in Austin for sure. But in
Texas having had one drink you do not want this just about
everybody I know I spend at least one night in jail and a
lot of my friends have to start their car by blowing into a tube
this is not something I'm looking forward to but they they
know so much you had when you went out where you went. Oh
curry went to the strip to the yellow rose again. The yellow
rose of Texas it's one of the better ones
it's an Austin it's a bar kinda with strictly mean kind of
strippers. I was a stripper joint Yeah. Oh you pull dancers?
Yeah. Ah let me check this out. yellow row
in fact, I think we have a report live from the yellow rose
of Texas
great from receita here she is Raven give it up.
I found out that my I know a little bit more about my
neighbors here in the building
because they're showing up at the yellow rose mins cabaret and
Lamar Boulevard.
That's where I'm meeting all my neighbors. So I have an ER
doctor here across the hall who likes to when he's home, he
cooks up bacon and sausage and eggs and leave with his door
open. I live in a ghetto building where I'm going to get
a bill to probably and then the woman next to him also across
the hall. Check this name out Stephanie, Colorado.
Oh, wow. Great name. Stripper
webcam. Hello, everybody. I'm Stephanie Colorado. How you
doing? Uh oh. Love that.
They don't have them looking at their website. And I don't see
any. Any of the girls see a lot of like to this stuff and show
oh wait, wait, here we go no, no this is employment opportunities
entertainers wanted something opportunity applications for
entertainers who meet the following
criteria be
in great shape I'll take pride in your appearance.
So this brings me to a real topic. And I got a lot of email
and pushback I would say, and fairly so about something we
talked about in the last show, namely alcoholism. And I said,
Well, this is a sickness and illness, a disease. And we went
back and forth for two seconds like whatever fine yeah, sounds
like so many people. This is bullcrap. This is this not a
disease. I'm a Booyah. And of course, it wasn't listed as a
disease or an illness years ago. Until of course, the DSM, the
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and
we're up to number five now added it for insurance purposes
and I've done some research on this with some of the medical
professionals here in the Austin area. So it was purely added
disease or not the the the actual medical science I can't I
can't weigh in on that but I can tell you that it is considered a
disease by DSM and DSM five has very I just picked up pulled up
the latest substance use disorder Fact Sheet. You know me
Wednesday night got nothing better to do. Ah, me bring up my
my World Health Organization and CDC documentation to what you're
missing out on? Yeah, you never know. So there are some changes
which are interesting in relation to this. And this
brings me to a bigger Big Data topic. First of all, substance
use disorder is DSM DSM five combines the DSM four categories
of substance abuse and substance dependence into a single
disorder measured on a continuum from mild to severe, ah, added
to the list drug craving. They're not even using what
craving drugs is now a disorder. And then we have behaving is a
disorder craving a drug,
I thought it was like a physiological construct based on
the way bodies work. Well,
97% of scientists disagree with you. Addictive Disorders now
also includes gambling disorder. So this will be covered on your
insurance. And this falls under a new category of behavioral
addictions, which includes Internet gaming disorder. This
is great
internet gaming disorder that's a go into the desert include
visiting the yellow rose three times a week. For
at this time, condition, credit criteria at this time, this is
critical at this time condition criteria do not include general
use of the Internet, gambling or social media. But no the at this
time,
oh, yeah, they gotta put Facebook addiction on this.
Well, it's included in section three of the manual, which is
drawn up specifically to encourage further research on
the impact of general use of the Internet, which can be an
addiction, I'm sorry, addictive disorder, I would think so.
Social media and coffee, caffeine will also be added to
the year. Isn't that great? So from this, I learned,
I you know, I eat a chocolate Bong Bong every day.
Rude. Yeah. I learned about a big data project, which is that
as we speak, being implemented worldwide, known as the ICD 10.
I'm pretty sure we've never discussed it. I don't think I've
ever heard of it. Have you ever heard of this ICD 10?
No, but I'm going to now of course,
I see ICD 10 is obviously the follow up to ICD nine. And this
is the 10th revision of the International Statistical
Classification of Diseases and Related health problems, which
is a medical classification list by the World Health
Organization. And of course, it contains codes for diseases,
signs and symptoms, abnormal findings, complaints, social
circumstances, and external causes of injury or disease, as
opposed to the ICD nine, ICD 10. It's almost like an like ipv6
versus ipv4 on the internet massive difference, yes. Now,
this and these are of course, we also will call off on the
billing codes. 14,400 I
get the view if you get your car mechanics have these? Yeah, yes,
yes, Volvo muffler replacement, right, one hour at this price,
like white male prostate removal Exactly. It'll say, I don't know
if it if it lists, specifically how much it costs. But these
codes can now be expanded to over 16,000 codes by using
optional sub classifications. And this is a big deal this this
change over although pretty much not publicized at all. And when
you look deeper into it, you start to understand why there's
a compliance deadline set for October 1 of 2015. And this is
what Health and Human Services put out for the United States.
It's a huge problem for smaller practices, which are pretty much
the Affordable Care Act and other choices we have made as a
peoples here in the United States of Gitmo nation, is
leading to small practices being pushed out of the medical
professional. Yeah, all
big giant dick corporate machine manufacturer like these HMOs you
go in, it's like Kaiser Kaiser set the stage for them
Precisely, precisely Oh, in there, and you take a number and
you get a random doctor who doesn't care? Well, some of them
do. And sometimes you can actually request the same guy
over and over. It's not like getting some guy that's like
near your neighborhood doctor. No, I actually when I was
younger, I had Kaiser for years, and even worked at a Kaiser
place, which gave me free Kaiser, which continued for some
reason. And I didn't really mind it that much. It wasn't that
bad. But it wasn't as cozy as a you know, real doctor. Not that
they're not real. In a
report from the AMA, they found that small practices can expect
to spend anywhere between $56,639 to $226,105, just to
become compliant, because it really is a huge dude named Ben
project. It's a big IT project. And you can imagine the
databases, it's almost like y2k, really when you think about it,
except you're gonna get penalized if you don't, if you
don't adhere to it. So looking, here's the deal with this ICD
10. This is what your medical, your art your digital health
profile is going to be. Okay. This is going to travel with you
and you said okay,
hey, man, first of all,
I should have said, Right?
No, sorry.
This is going to travel with you wherever you go in the world of
being an international standard. But the ICD 10 really goes
incredibly far here are some of the blocks as they call it,
blocks of codes and we can dive deeper into any one you want.
I've selected one. So this will be certain infectious, Parasitic
Diseases neoplasms disease of the blood, blood forming organs,
this is all kinds of normal nutritional metabolic diseases,
mental and behavioral disorders. So this is not going to be on
record and shuttled around and when you go to your doctor and
you say, Hey, we if we have to send this to somebody like the
government, you have to let us do that. Although HIPAA has some
rules, forbidding that this is pretty much going to be out
there. Diseases of skin, pregnancy, childbirth, certain
conditions originating in the perinatal, perinatal period. But
I like this external causes of morbidity and mortality. Vehicle
and Traffic injuries will be on your record, unintentional
falls, striking against or struck by sports equipment.
Crushed, jammed or pinched in between objects, contact with
lifting contact with sharp glass contact with knife sword or
dagger, contact with non powered hand tool, rifle shotgun, larger
firearm discharge, which may mean you just discharged it and
then discharged from other and unspecified firearms then we
have gunshot wounds exposure to noise exposure to vibration.
Here's the one I'm worried about foreign body entering into or
through the natural orifice. Imagine what your gear man gives
us on his record contact with
all forms of normal sex.
Foreign see foreign body well let's see the definition of a
foreign body hold on foreign body or sometimes known as F B
is an object originating outside the body. Okay, your right sax?
Absolutely, this is a disorder.
No, I must not know a little bit beyond the disorder. This is all
the things that will now be on your record that were previously
not dogmatic.
So what do you good like going into a priest for a confessional
when you go to your doctor? So how many times did you have
Sextus a foreign object with the your husband's penis, it's not
yours. So it's his foreign is foreign time. It's foreign. And
he's also from Mexico. So that's some, and boom, the boom, they
write it down. You had you shoot a gun this week and boom,
if a medical professional will have to document this, so this
all comes down to how crazy you are, of course, that's why it
folds into all of this d of DSM stuff. So intentional self harm.
There's codes for self poisoning and exposure to non opioid
Annaleigh.
What about pinching yourself?
Well, it's probably on here. It's probably on here. Self
poisoning exposure to drugs on specified drugs, self poisoning
by alcohol. So if you're an alcoholic that's in there.
What if you just had a shot of vodka? Yeah, if you self
poisoning, why now that's probably a disorder.
Intentional self harm by handgun drowning. Drowning yourself as a
harsh man hanging intentional self harm by explosive material
smoke fire flame steam hot vapors, hot objects who tries to
kill themselves or self harm with steam, sharp objects.
Intentional self harm by blunt object, it gets this crazy,
intentional self harm from jumping by jumping from a high
place jumping or lying before moving object crashing of motor
vehicle. And then unspecified means etc. Everything you do if
a if a medical professional sees you, for whatever ails you,
these things are going to be documented very specifically no
longer just well, he came in at a broken arm. No, no, no, no.
And I believe that this, this is the kind of stuff that you
really don't want in any digital form seeing is we can't keep
anything safe.
Well, I'm disturbed by the whole thing. My doctor, you know,
there's a couple of years who I've talked about in the show
before he's bitching about how they've changed that because of
the law. They have to do everything electronically now.
So they he has a lack of a laptop of some sort. And he has
a Chromebook. No, it was actually some off brand anyways
to have stays all his notes. And all the paper records, you have
to be scanned in. And so what was private paper records that
are really owned by the patient, which people don't realize you
own your medical records? Not that anybody cares about this
anymore? Now, it's just an electronic form, which is that,
like you said, there's no safe place for electronic forms, or
all these protection of all protecting my medical records is
bogus. There's no way you can protect any of this stuff.
Kurakin left and right. Did you know whoever they are the
Ukrainians, the Russians, the Chinese, the North, North
Koreans, the kids did well,
well, since you bring it up. Since you bring it up. We might
as well go to our little f Russia segment, that hack
that took place at the State Department, which was publicized
at the time was actually done by hackers working hacker the
Russian government eventually they managed to get
that's a great classification. Bear is actually done by hackers
working for the Russian government. Boy, well broke
Blitzer knows a lot, doesn't he? He's really He's got some good
insight. And
you get that information State Department
to the White
House computer system as well. What can you tell us? This
is Ben Rhodes, who is the national security adviser to
President Obama?
Well, well, first of all, I'm not gonna get into details about
cyber security. Of course not. What I can say that will is, as
you said, we were public about the fact that we were dealing
with cyber intrusions. And the State Department was public
about that. But the fact of the matter is we have here at the
White House. So we have an unclassified system. And then we
have a classified system, a top secret system. That is where the
sensitive national security information is, the classified
information is that was a secure system. So we do not believe
that our classified systems were compromised. We do tell you
well, he's
nice. No, yeah, no, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, man, first of all,
now, he doesn't know he does not believe
it systems were compromised. I will tell you what, if it's a
general matter, we're constantly updating our security
precautions on our unclassified system. But frankly, we're also
told to act as if
now hold on a second and listen very closely. This, I believe,
is a setup, and I'm gonna tell you what it is.
We need to not put information that is sensitive on that
system. So in other words, if you're going to do something
that is classified, you have to do it on one email system on one
phone system. And frankly, you have to act as if information
could be compromised, if it's not on the classified says,
Okay.
Now, so this is a hack that I believe they're talking about
something happened the State Department A month ago at this
point, probably six or seven weeks ago. Now there is some
unspecified something or other going around saying, Oh, well,
they got into the White House unclassified system was very
important through the State Department system. If that's
true, I don't know. It's a setup. And this is Mike Flynn.
This is we've heard from him before this, the former dia,
Defense Intelligence Agency chief, Lieutenant General
Michael Flynn, the guy who was kicked out, remember this guy,
right?
Oh, yeah, he's all over the place, by the way. And I got
a note from one of our very trusted military sources, who of
course, is his job is to handle me. So take that, take it with
the with that grain of salt, Adam, I know Mike very well,
I'll be seeing him at the end of this month. So we'll be able to
get some deeper info. The reason why he was kicked out is he
wanted more spooks on the ground to get intel for the DIA,
Obama's NSA national security advisors thought otherwise,
guess who was the deputy the NSA at the time? John Brennan, both
betray us and Flynn wanted more spooks on the ground to gather
more intel but Obama's team thought otherwise. So with that
background in mind, and I would say he's probably going to be if
he's politically active, I would think based upon what he is
saying here about Hillary Clinton's emails, I would say
he's more in the red right camp as
a military officer, if I said, I was doing something for
convenience sake, to my to the soldiers that I was leading. And
it was solely to, for my convenience, instead of their,
you know, their their welfare, I should be relieved of duty, I
would expect to be fired. You know, it's one of those things
if it doesn't feel good, it probably isn't. And this one
doesn't feel good to me. What do you think the odds are that that
the Chinese, the Russians hacked into that server and her email
account? Very high? Really? Good. You know, China, Russia,
good on good. Potentially the North Koreans, I mean, there's
these are countries and other countries who, who may be, you
know, quote, unquote, our allies because they can. So the server
was always at the house and under, you know, protection by
the Secret Service, at least a physical server. I mean, do you
have any questions about who is who is actually getting that
server? I think we all ought to be asking that question. I mean,
it's so it's a government, if the blackberries government, she
did everything, I mean, everything that a person in that
level of responsibility touches, who's in the government,
everything belongs to the government, for the most part. I
mean, if you're using a government device, to do
personal things, I mean, I just think that that's, that's what
you do, and you accept that. And if somebody's doing things, if
somebody's sending you stupid things you tell them to stop.
This is a setup, John, this is this is set up to show the
Russian and Chinese hackers, they can get into the White
House. They clearly got into Hillary's email, and as a huge
security breach of epic proportions, and she shouldn't
be thrown in the brig.
There are four things I want the public to know. First, I thought
it would be easier during my four years as Secretary of
State, obviously, it hasn't worked out that way. I opted for
convenience. And I think most people understand that. Third,
no one wants their yoga routine made public. Fourth, what
difference at this point does it make make
you Allison, let me little remix before the before the show. Does
that make a difference at this point? Does it make
you put foot at the end of everything? She says? Yeah,
I think so. Just the what difference could that pod this
point does that make?
Well there's no doubt that they're trying to stop her. I
mean, they're going all out. I think they I think she's already
stopped to be honest about it. We have to believe that the
Democrats will have someone else running in her place. I think I
mean, I end the Republicans, I don't care what they say what
they like to believe they have no body and they had I didn't I
could have made some clips is that the Stoller? Rand Paul
crowd
I got so bored of listening to him. Oh, he's terrible.
And but he was good at getting into beefs with some of the
anchors Megyn Kelly giving him were yelling at each other, more
or less, even though they said oh, we weren't yelling. And you
know, he doesn't. I don't know. He's just I think he's a drip.
He is a drip. And he's got his voice away talks. It's like what
accent is that? was talking about that kind of thing. I do
want to go into a little thing on Volk. We'll fry because I
finally put my little bit together on this. Okay? Now
vocal fry is that way of talking that's become an epidemic is 75%
of college women do it now. And it's the best way to describe
it. And the way I've got to the clip I've got here that I want
to start with his faith Sally, who there's a bunch of people
online, they've talked about this, but I think faith and I
had to cut out a lot of her examples because it's a little
too long, but now it's still too long, but it's not bad. She
talks about this, this issue of vocal fry which we first
identify, we didn't know it was called. It's also called Go
lateralisation or something.
But God realisation
Yeah, that's it.
For today, we identified on the show that had it to the extreme
with Abramson. Yes, former
executive editor of the New York Times.
And she we heard her when she took the position and then she
every time she comes on she she sent me i Do you have a clip of
her? I think you found something one of their older clips. Yeah,
this was an interview. That was Katie Couric did were there when
she was just at Yahoo when she got fired, that it has some
prime examples of her. Um,
I was given an indication of why and you know, public,
how do you not an indication I'm just curious, I mean, if someone
is terminating you and saying you no longer have a job? Don't
they have to sort of tell you specifically or not? That you
know,
I was told some specifics, but basically, mainly what I was
told that it is completely the privilege of the publisher of
the New York Times we all serve at his pleasure to make a change
and mainly he told me he decided to make a change.
And let's listen to the explanation from face Sally
about the phenomenon
America's young women are running out of oxygen. What else
could explain why so many of them sound like this? Believe it
or not, there's a scientific term for the way a Kardashian
speaks, and its vocal fry. It's a low, creaky vibration produced
by a fluttering of the vocal cords. Speech Pathologists call
it a disorder that verges on vocal abuse. Call it a quirk a
trend or an epidemic. vocal fry is everywhere. A recent study of
women in college found that two thirds of them use this
globalization when I was a tween in the early 80s. The valley
girl was born she brought us like and up talk and there's
been like a general cultural agreement that like that kind of
speech leaves the user sounding err heady and unprofessional.
She's just a little bit when she says the word unprofessional
tell me that this is not she doesn't sound identical to
Rachel Maddow.
Valley girl was born. She brought us like and up talk. And
there's been like a general cultural agreement that like
that kind of speech leaves the user sounding err, heady and
unprofessional.
Man, that one too. Yeah.
All right. Yeah, we put it Let her finish. But
vocal fry is unique, because researchers have found that
women who talk this way are seen by their peers, as educated,
urban oriented, and upwardly mobile, you love him and he
totally complimented you, complimented you. Some linguists
even suggest that creaky young ladies are evolving our culture
as linguistic innovators Well, metaphorically, I encourage
every woman to find her voice. I'm dismayed at how low it can
go. I'm burned out on the fry. It sounds underwhelmed and
disengaged. It's annoying to listen to a young woman who
sounds world weary and exactly like her 14 best friends.
Now, to me, it sounds like a Kardashian it doesn't make
anyone sound intelligent to me. It
sounds like a lot of people I know.
Well, it's still picked up left and right it's like an
unstoppable situation. In fact, even this woman we actually gave
a talk normally once in a while kind of dropped into a very mild
version of it. Yeah, and there was a whole special honesty
about this Yeah, now let's let's listen to it now here but the
favorite my favorite and by the way, I think that idea that is
upper class stems from that Connecticut thing you know,
you're in Connecticut and New Daphne, can you bring them bring
the croquet racket? Here's
here's how. Here's where I where you're at in Austin. Wendy de
bez, she heard she was catheterized when she did her
filibuster. She's so awesome. Yeah, that's that in that
context is where you hear it in Austin.
Okay, well, let's play a Dallas play that I consider the master
of this and I have a bunch of short clips but there's one long
one here. Play Jill again. There's Jill Abramson and the
fry
and the fry Okay, My new place
is the old place and many ways, which is what distinguishes the
times is quality journalism. And we do that in print in the print
newspaper, and we do it in innovative ways digitally. by
the hour. we deepen stories by bringing readers into the
conversation. You walk in, live in a store and add new
dimensions to it. And, you know, I've been very invested in our
digital war. And, you know, we used to talk at the times you
know, even Arthur would use the phrase, we have to be ready for
our digital future. Well, it's not the digital future. It's a
digital press. I
mean, that's your question you did not enter that at all Did
you know and that was not edited people in the chat room saw you
edited this You made it sound worse.
Here's a couple of the words I pulled out from that particular
little talk that was with Charlie rose by now I should
play these just a short this is the world's first hour. Okay,
hour
it sounds like she's in pain played without step at all.
Sorry. I had to laugh It was very funny. Here we go. Our our
my favorite one though, in this group was work where she decides
to do the the fry but because there's a K at the end is she
has to do the word war. And then she puts the gay way afterwards
and this is right from this right from the talk. Okay. War
or war.
Ah, nice.
All right. Now she goes on now I've got on a different she's on
a different show. And again, this was this was a speech she
gave in New York with what's the name of the guys that used to be
the New Yorker. I'll think of his name in a minute. I actually
had him on my show silicon spin once anyway, it was an hour and
a half of her talking and my one of my favorite words is front
runner when she throws this one out. It looked
like she was the front runner or unpacked prohibitive front
runner
Alright,
got me I could have known it was coming.
Well that first front runner was legit the second one I did
finally there's a there's one little like incredibly curious
it's kind of interesting.
No, I'm just incredibly curious.
Curie No wonder she got who could put up with this. Yeah.
Well, anyway, if you hear people that talk like
we need to say we need to have a company called out yeah.
Hey sort of linguistic madness and anomaly coming out and being
click talkers or something before all of a sudden, none of
this is a Kardashian thing. It first started showing up in the
public domain in 2011. If you started doing some research on
it, they started talking about it then it's just gotten worse
and worse.
As it is I don't know if there's anything
my little thing she didn't know about vocal fries right?
I don't know if we can combat that. What we need is we need a
shock for vocal fry we have other disorders. I'm shocked
shocked to find Tourette's is going on in Yes, we got that and
we don't have a vocal fry. I'm sure we'll have it before the
end of the show.
Let's hope not.
In California yay. There is an executive order that came out
executive order b dash two nine or dash one five executive
department state of the People's Republic of California Yay. I'm
sure you didn't read it even though you live there. Right.
This is Jerry Brown your governor then he was on the C
spans explaining to some interesting detail about this
executive order the power of his executive order this relates to
water and water use Oh yeah.
No, I we did this was covered in the new man. Yeah, it was
covered
in the news, but I have the executive order here. And I
haven't explaining in one minute spleen Blaine. And do you think
this will be a real wake up call?
It is a wake up call. It should be for everyone because this
executive order
sounds like he's just got up.
He doesn't sound too good, does it?
Emergency power, and it has the force of law. Very unusual.
Emergency power. John is this is what caught my ear. Like it's
very unusual. The governor himself says power he's got
power
and it's requiring action. and changes in behavior from the
Oregon border all the way to the Mexican border. It affects lawns
affects people's, how long they stay in the shower, how
businesses use water. Hello,
how long you stay in the shower slave? How do you really enforce
this? That's always a good question. How are we gonna
enforce how long people stand under the shower, each
water district that actually delivers waters, the water to
homes and businesses, they carried out, we have a state
water board that oversees the relationship with all these
local districts, there are hundreds of them. And so if they
don't comply, people can be fined $500 A day disruption go
to court and get a cease and desist order. There's the
enforcement mechanism is powerful. In a drought of this
magnitude, you have to change that behavior. And you have to
change it substantially.
Now, the timing of this executive order is, of course,
interesting on the heels of the bogus news report that NASA said
we only have one year left of water in California. And even
though this was not true, even though NASA said oh, that's not
what we said, That's not true. Now we have all of these laws,
in effect, that will apparently determine how long you can take
a shower. And this very, very powerful. Yeah, very, very
powerful. out Yeah. So do you want to just read through the it
is hereby ordered that?
Well, I think you were anxious to him. Listen,
there's a lot of whereas whereas, whereas we're all going
to die. Save Water State Water Resources Control Board shall
impose restrictions to achieve a statewide 25% reduction in
potable urban water usage through February 28 2016. So
this is how long this is going to be in effect. The department
shall lead a statewide initiative in partnership with
local agencies to collectively replace 50 million square feet
of lawns and ornamental turf with drought tolerant
landscapes. So if you have an ornamental turf or a lawn, you
are going to be provided funding by the department to allow for
lawn replacement.
Well, I like that I don't have that lawn by me I do in the
backyard if you could, I'd call the weed patch a lawn I will
call it that. I guess my motive
is to start the California Energy Commission jointly with
the department and the Water Board shall implement in a time
limited statewide appliance rebate program as money they're
the waterboard shall prohibit irrigation with potable water of
ornamental turf. That is confusing to me. Why does that
mean that you cannot irrigate your lawn if it's a ornamental
turf
in Michigan irrigated but it has to be grey water? Heavy,
potable, can't be drinkable?
Well, that would but anything that comes out of your hose is
drinkable, isn't it? Currently, the Water Board shall prohibit
irrigation with potable water outside of newly constructed
homes.
Here's where you could do. You take your hose water, throw a
couple of cups of dirt in a bucket, hose the bucket, fill it
up with dirty water and then use that
okay, you try that the homes and buildings will have to have drip
or micro spray systems for irrigation.
That should have been implemented anyway. The
waterboard shall direct urban
water suppliers to develop rate structures and other pricing
mechanisms including but not limited to surcharges, fees and
penalties to maximize water conservation consistent with
statewide water restrictions. That means you're going to be
paying more doesn't seem to bother you.
There's very little I can do about it. Invest in new every
time something happens they make us pay more when we all of a
sudden are in the flooding stages of the cycle which goes
up and down in California. They never lowered the prices oh
we've got too much water. Let's lower the prices so people use
more. No That never happens.
And here it is. The California Energy Commission jointly with
the Department of the Water Board shall implement a water
energy technology. That's an acronym John water energy
technology wet the wet program. Somebody had did a high five
over that, didn't they? Oh, got an idea. Man. Let's call this
wet. Shall implement the wet program to deploy innovative
water management technologies for businesses residents,
industries and agriculture. This program will achieve water
energy savings and greenhouse gas reductions by accelerated
use of cutting edge technologies such as renewable energy power
desalination. Integrated onsite reuse systems, water use
monitoring software. This is your smart meter amigo. Your
smart meter is going to tell them how much how long you've
been in the shower. And in order to just make you completely nuts
the department is directed to enter into agreements with
landowner owners For the purposes of planning and
installing of the emergency drought barriers in 2015, to the
extent necessary to accommodate access to barrier locations,
landside and waterside construction,
now that one of those deals with some water meter guy is going to
make a mint. And I'd say that I started looking for investments
in desalinization technology.
Well, before we get to that, so the parliament is directed to
enter into an agreement into agreements with landowners,
where the department is unable to reach an agreement with
landowners the department may exercise full authority of
government code section 8572. And of course, for your
edification, I looked up the Government Code section 8572,
you can almost guess what it is. In the exercise of the emergency
powers hereby vested in him during a state of war emergency
or state of emergency. The governor is authorized to
commandeer or utilize any private property or personnel
deemed by him necessary in carrying out the
responsibilities hereby vested in him as chief executive.
Eminent Domain.
Yeah, they've abused eminent domain in California already to
an extreme. I'm reminded of this guy down the street, there was a
little corner lot there was on one of the blocks. And they were
going to re do a bunch of crazy stuff to the freeway nearby. And
apparently they're going to bring it fell off some sort of a
ramp or something. So they condemned this guy's apartment
building he had like a six unit tank it was it was okay looking.
And but they're condemning it. And they said, You got to sell
it to us at you know, some ridiculous prices for us
probably not market value at the time. And he spray painted all
these protests things all over the building. Yeah, they tore it
down anyway. And then so the so the lot now, and this was 10
years ago, the lot to this day, is still there, remains vacant,
nothing done. If it ever did anything. They just took his
property. And then now we have a lot of empty lot.
The president came out and I'm parsing through his whole case,
he came out all right, I'm parsing through his whole that
was a while ago. Yeah, through his whole speech, and I'll have
it on maybe some bits on Sunday. But he talked about climate
change. And there's a new fact sheet again, this is all for
Sunday came out too late for me to really get into it.
Well, you know, I have to protest this report.
Why I have something to play? Oh, we'll
play that. And then I'll protest it afterwards. You're gonna
protest my rewards? Yes.
I'm, well, here's the here are the three morning news programs.
They all got to interview the President in the same setting,
which is kind of funny. We see them all sitting in the same
set, he put them one after another, specifically about his
mention of the asthma cases going up in the United States
because of, I guess, climate change greenhouse gases. He is
now equating carbon dioxide, which has already been already
been called carbon pollution to the reasons for asthma, which I
think scientifically may be kind of difficult to prove. Oh, crap.
Yes, thank you.
What do you say to the people who deny that climate change is
real and that it is impacting our
health? Now, the good news is, is that the number of climate
deniers is shrinking rapidly. I love
I love that
they're shrinking when you know, they're getting old, and they're
not as tall as they were when they were teenagers. A
number of the number of climate deniers is shrinking. Climate
change is real. It's real. It's real.
It's real. And that
was the today show here is Good Morning America and asthma has
something your family has experienced. You worry that the
environment the climate has impacted on your own daughter.
This guy will do anything. My daughter is sick from the
climate change everybody. CPS this morning, you
have two daughters who are teenagers. Are you thinking long
term? Because of them? Are you some is that somehow part of the
equation?
Again with the daughters. Now, if you want to braid me on this
report, before I play my kicker from the United Nations, please
go now.
You can't get in with anything and I'm gonna tell you why this
is all an unimportant. Okay.
This is Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change, ie the IPCC boss or she's above the
IPCC, I think, Christina figure, whereas, you know, this lady
with a bad haircut. Yeah. And she has a solution. Okay.
A related issue is fertility rates and population. A lot of
people in Energy and Environmental circles don't want
to go near that because it's politically charged. It's not
their issue. But isn't it true that stopping the rise in
population would be one of the biggest levers and driving
Neverland outgassing?
Well, I mean, we all know we expect nine billion right by
2050 Right? So yes, obviously less people would exert less
pressure on the natural resources. And, and that's
it 9 billion foregone conclusion that's like baked in done not
gonna.
Well there again there's pressure in the system to go
toward that we can definitely change those right right can
definitely change these numbers and we really should make every
effort to change the numbers because we are already today
we should make every effort now listen to what she's saying
every effort to change those numbers that means anything's on
the table including population reduction
already exceeding the planetory carrying carrying capacity. I
love
planetary John planetary carrying capacity write it down,
this is a beaut
today to say nothing of adding more population that is going to
really overextend our capacity. So yes, we should do everything
possible just by curtailing population then we've solved the
problem yeah, everybody
kill people. Kill them I say kill kill kill. bomb them. We
need to kill them bomb them. bomb them. We need to kill them
bomb them. bomb them. We need to bomb them to kill them
kill the people.
Well, we're doing a job but we're doing our part two we
are with Haitian brown people.
Well understand.
And black people killing black people shooting them in the back
verbalizing Oh yeah, you should to guys run around. That's what
one isn't. You know,
did you want to say something about this report this
all bullcrap because this would be the whole climate change
water issue everything everything would would not even
be an issue if we all go vegan a lot of this is part of the of
the movie that's coming out that documentary. I was gonna love
seeing this cloud called cow spirity go oh my goodness. And
and there's some evidence now you know this whole thing about
those showers or using them to get you to eight minute shower
takes up seven teen gallons of gasoline,
fluoride.
Listen to the waters clip water. With skip Anderson.
I found out that one quarter pound hamburger requires over
660 gallons of water to produce here I've been taking the short
showers trying to save water and to find out just eating one
hamburger is the equivalent of showering two entire months. So
much attention is given to lowering our home water use yet
domestic water uses only 5% of what is consumed in US versus
55% for animal agriculture. That's because it takes upwards
of 2500 gallons of water to produce one pound of beef. I
went on the Government's Department of Water Resources
save our water campaign where it outlines behavior changes to
help conserve our water like using low flow showerheads,
efficient toilets, water saving appliances and fixed leaky
faucets and sprinkler heads, but nothing about animal
agriculture. When added up all the government's
recommendations, I was saving 47 gallons a day. But still that's
not even close to the 660 gallons of water for just one
burger.
Well what happened to peeing in the shower? I've been doing that
for years now based upon the recommendation of saving water.
It's all bull
crap. It's the burgers. If you stopped eating burgers
about Kentucky Fried Chicken, same thing. Oh, we just ate
anything that involves animals. That's what's killing us. We
have to stop eating meat. There you go. So you had that whole
thing that you ran that was just completely futile. It was futile
waste of time. Because if you had just turned vegan,
everything would be solved. Yes. And they had charts, charts,
then these charts showed that if you were vegan, you would not
have an issue. And I don't know how they derive 600 Sick buddy.
We asked a little couple questions on this was Democracy
Now obviously, they asked a couple of mild questions. They
don't want to pound anybody about how do you get to 660
gallons of water to make one burger because it doesn't seem
to be that big. And they couldn't really they're so
sorry, so much that it takes to make the alfalfa and then fell
and then the amount of water it takes to supply the gasoline to
get the trucks to move the alfalfa to the cow. And on and
on and on. And if somehow it gets to 660 gallons per burger
now if that's true,
or if 660
Brian Brown is just crazy. So
I'm gonna get this the numbers right 660 gallons per burger per
burger purpose. 660 gallons of water per burger.
Yes. If you do not eat one burger then you have saved 660
gallons of water so are yours you're you're good you're good
to go they you should send notes to the water districts and say
This is bull brown I'm
cutting back on my burgers
yes I'm cutting back on two burgers a year for 1200 gallons
so how does it work that a burger what does the burger cost
like a buck 50 for a Big Mac thing
and you get a burger for $1 $1.02 bucks max
so how does how does how much water do you use in a month
there at the at the buzzkill bunker
I don't know I never my water bill
how many gallons I use but now if I'm gonna if I
do have on your bill good you go you have a bill handy No,
no no.
I'll check it out and see what it is I'll bet you you can buy
the burger formula make up for all the water you use just by
cutting out burgers
DeVore X burger formula hold on right thanks burger formula
based on scientific fact
fact and Science, Science Science sciences. And with that,
I want to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C with the C stands for cow spirit C Dvorak.
Then in the morning you Adam Korean pneumonia ships at sea
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Our formula is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
been tracking have Sorry. Yeah. Well, I got no go ahead after
you sir.
I have a couple I have a suggestion for a evergreen clip.
Okey dokey. Now if you want to if people out there want to
watch something crazy are these two guys that graduated from San
Francisco State and they did a they did a series of kids shows
which are for adults. That were just a mockery of kid shows in
some way they had muppets and all these things and horrible
gags and lots of blood and gore as a local show or national I
don't know it's on it was an Adult Swim. Okay, on cable and
it was cool and but I didn't realize they have them all on
YouTube and you go to YouTube and watch these things if you
can stand getting through one. I think personally that they're
hilarious, but in a very sick way to use it. Well, not to use
the real word. Anyway. They're called wonder Showzen somebody
sent me a bunch of disks with these shows on it some time ago
wonder Showzen Yeah, wonder Showzen s h o w Zen and they
have a lot of crazy little things like they have mostly
kids doing jokes that the kids don't themselves get this
written for him but play this this is not to clip I wanted to
ForeverGreen but play this one this is the from the show this
is CIA there's the kind of stuff you get CIA and the kid I think
the CIA's control my slides
it's conditioning. Human Resource training is what it is
get ready for the CIA to control your thoughts.
Now the thing I think is a good air possible evergreen is follow
the leader.
Okay, follow the leader
No, I'm gonna probably have that to a few clips
till Halloween.
Anyway, that's my whole thing about wonder shows in a couple
of clips.
Well, I'll I'll connect in with a transition to CIA about that.
Hit it. Snowden
Yeah, now you now before we talk about Snowden you want to talk
about the statue?
Yeah, that was strange. Little statue put in Central Park or
no, it was I think it was central park or one of the parks
one of the parks in New York.
Somebody put us a statue down I think the statue was missing
that was was once a statue and so they put a statue Snowden up
and change the the the minuses Ed Snowden was kind of like he
was FEMA or somebody that came down and blue tarp the thing and
took it all? Assholes?
I don't think it was FEMA. That would be great. If it was FEMA.
That would make sense. No, I think was just the NYPD. So this
is this is very peculiar. I'm not quite sure yet. That's why I
want to discuss it with you not quite sure what I think of it.
This is John Oliver, who I typically I know he's funny,
without a doubt. And he does this HBO show. And he of course
was a correspondent on the on the Daily Show, Daily Show Daily
Show. And a lot of people who listen to our show like and you
think he's very funny,
and I like him, um, I don't like, like him either. And I
don't
like him that much. And for a number of reasons. And so he
went to Russia, and this really proves what a complete bogus
bogus branding exercise of Snowden this really is and what
brands Snowden is, as he interviews Snowden in Moscow,
apparently anybody can now interview Snowden in Moscow.
Anybody at
all is trying to meet people
that try Tinder know about doing that. And for me, it was a
little difficult. Having a British guy make fun of America.
Although he was right.
I think this is what gets people the most. I think it does bother
some people.
It bothered me about it. So he did this whole segment, I've
recorded about a minute of it, playing a video. And this, of
course is very tough. We know how this works. You go out on
the street, you interview 100 people and you pick the 10 out
that say, Oh, no who's moving move
to different things here. domestic surveillance and
foreign surveillance, domestic surveillance Americans give some
of us shit about foreign surveillance. They don't give
any remote shit about that. Why
to listen to Snowden. So he's now he's now under the gun. He's
I don't know if he was prepared for this. I don't know if you've
seen the show. I have no idea. But he pretty much drones on not
like a dude named Ben, who works for the CIA and contractor for
the NSA and then stole a ball, let's just say took documents
and release them from Booz Allen. No, he sounds like an
actual PR guy who just sits down puts on the glasses with the
same broken nose guard. Because he doesn't wear them unless he's
doing an interview because that is brand Snowden. And he's
really trying to answer like a PR person.
Well, the second question is when we talk about foreign
surveillance, when
we talk about four who Who talks like that?
He has a mouse in his pocket. Why
are we applying it in ways that are beneficial? No one cares in
terms.
That's funny.
Okay. Here's the problem. I did ask some Americans. And boy did
it surprise me.
I have no idea who Edward Snowden is never heard of him.
No, no, no, I do with Snowden as
I've heard the name. I just can't picture think right now.
Exactly what it is. Well, he's he sold some information to
people reveal some information that
shouldn't have been revealed.
Edward Snowden revealed a lot of documents through wiki Lee,
Edward Snowden revealed a bunch of secrets, I guess are
information into wiki wiki leaks Edward Snowden leaked. He's in
charge of WikiLeaks.
In charge of WikiLeaks,
not ideal. I guess on the plus side, he might be able to go
home because it seems like no one knows who the fuck you are.
And
I think that a lot of that was edited.
There's someone who does it all over shows extremely at his
responses were edited in out of order. That's at least that's
the way I saw it.
And then the one that's everybody's an entertainment
show.
I know. I know. But it diminishes everything about
Snowden.
Yeah, I agree with that. I think that he shut him down into his
prs.
Yeah, we we when we talk about
how much do you Miss
America? You know, my country?
This was strange,
is something that travels with me, you know, it's not just a
geography that
is already way too complicated answer. The answer is, I miss it
a lot. It's the greatest country in the world.
I do miss my country. I do miss my home. I do miss my family. Do
you miss
Hot Pockets?
Yes, I miss Hot Pockets very much. Okay.
That had to be scripted. That answer that
leave. So I don't I do not believe that. Because I've been
watching the Daily Show long enough then know that they're
one of their great acts is not being a well known show amongst
the public at large. And I think your initial premise, which was
that snow never heard of John Oliver didn't have any idea that
was a comedy show. And he would respond to that, but it was
trying to respond like it was some sort of a real interview
which I've seen the Daily Show do with like mayors and chiefs
of police and, and all that and tried to humiliate them by
asking kind of stupid questions. And the Samantha Bee, one of the
women who is married to one of the other writers is, if you
ever get to see her do that she is the absolute most a forward
humiliating person that they've ever had on the show. I mean,
she makes people look like complete idiots. And I think
that's what we had. I don't think it was rehearsed at all.
Well, this next answer, to me seemed edited to Florida. The
entire state of Florida was a question and this is big long
pause.
Let's just let that silence hang in the Truck Nuts
and then Truck Nuts. Do you miss truck mounts?
I don't know what they are.
That Do you know what Truck Nuts are? Yeah, yeah, but Truck Nuts
How come Snowden doesn't know what Truck Nuts are? What is the
economy? He said kami Why didn't truck everybody knows Truck
Nuts? i But he doesn't know Truck Nuts. I found that to
be independent. Definitely. I think I think half of our
audience probably doesn't know what they are. Ha. They're my
guess
they're testicle looking. It's a bag of like testicles hanging
off your
mold. It looks like a couple of hanging balls. People put some
long haul truckers put them in the back of their truck. You
know that? So they're bouncing? Not quite but they're almost
hitting the road. Or your your chin around back never drops
behind one of these guys. You go with the
Truck Nuts. Yeah, half of the chat room. Never heard of him.
Okay, so there you go. I don't have it diminished. It totally
diminishes Snowden. He is a PR guy. I'm not saying that. He
didn't do what he did or that it wasn't right. But he's a PR guy.
Let's
face it. Sounds like one. Yes. He
puts on his PR guy glasses.
Yeah. No, he sounds like Josh Earnest. Yeah. Having I didn't
get any clips of this, but they've been having Josh Earnest
on various shows. Including he was on Morning, Joe.
Oh, really? He's doing more shows than just this little
stand up thing. Oh, yeah. Oh,
is the worst guest Oh, I
can only imagine won't
say anything about anything. Whatever the Litany is they
can't they can't push them
off the mark. I can only imagine how horrible he is. You have a
clip? No, I said I didn't know. I have a clip from him. I think
about Iran. Okay. Let me
see what this is typically included in the Corker
legislation is a provision.
This is about the now as predicted, as predicted. this
Iran deal is going this is what the election is going to be
about the the teams who are sitting together and putting
this make turn the framework into an actual agreement have
until June but it'll be July, August, we got to pull all the
way through the summer, the lull in the media, and then we have
to have to fight about it because Congress, particularly
with this Corker, Bill, a saying, Hey, if you want to
change the sanctions on Iran, you have to get our permission.
And this bill is, is now controversial. And this is
exactly what will be the media will be yelling about for the
next nine months about the Corker bill and Republicans who
are just oh, they want to undermine everything
essentially makes the agreement contingent upon Iran, renouncing
terrorism. Now, that's an unrealistic suggestion.
I don't see why that's so unrealistic, by the way. They
just says, Okay, we renounce terrorism, is that all they have
to do? Is that what the Corker bill is about that would
Yeah, they just one of those stupid bills that they put in as
a road subblocks Blanc, one of the parties, because the Iranian
muckety mucks they're all you know, Israel's gotta go. And
meanwhile, they do sponsored Hamas and Hezbollah and is and
the Houthis. It just seems like it's an I'm on earnest side on
this. I don't think what difference does it make we're
trying to keep up themselves
at this point, because we've been very clear that this
agreement is focused on preventing Iran from obtaining a
nuclear weapon, and that it is not going to succeed. in
resolving the long list of concerns that we have with
Iran's behavior. We want to prevent Iran from obtaining a
nuclear weapon. And inserting a provision like this, that
essentially is intended to undermine the agreement in the
first place, is why we so strongly oppose or at least have
significant concerns and oppose the, the current form of the
Corker bill. There you go.
You know, you got cops shooting the black guy in the back and
getting it on tape and then tried setting him up by putting
the Taser next to him and all these sorts of things going on
in this country, and they spend the time on the Corker bill. To
me, this is our Congress just trying to one up each other IRAs
guys did that. I don't like it. We should have done that, or we
shouldn't have done that, or we shouldn't be
doing the people's work, John. The people's work is dangerous
to these guys. Let's talk about that South Carolina shooting,
which of course, now I have some comments on this video. And this
is it reminded me a bit of the Boston bombers. Just a brief
clip here from the South Carolina police chief, I think
that is you.
Question
The answer to your question, sir. Is that And if you are made
privy to all of the video, I have not seen all the video. So
therefore I can answer the questions. And where's the car
and video slad has that. And what I understand the video that
I saw was not all of the video that exist, we only were able to
look at what was given to us.
I find this case very interesting because of the cell
phone video, iPhone clearly is showing you know, versus in
landscape mode than a portrait mode than landscape mode to guy
turns around, I've looked at very closely what there is, and
it seems to me and of course, we do not have the entire video and
there should be as the police chief says there will be a a cop
car video I believe, which will show probably, that this guy
tried to grab the stun gun, which the way I saw it fell on
the ground. And then he ran away. And whether the officer at
that point knew that he had the stun gun or not. And I don't
know if this is one that shoots prongs with a wire on I don't
know what kind of stun gun it is. And this officer made a
decision and shot this guy in the back as he was running away.
Doesn't seem like a very good and clean kill. What bothers me
is as I was perusing around on the narcissistic network of
Facebook, then of course I have a lot of so called friends on
Facebook, who are from other countries that this is gentleman
to forget about what we're going to talk about in America about
white cops killing black people on Facebook, as America sucks
What a horrible country. They want to live there. And I would
just like to remind people of the European Convention on Human
Rights, one of the protocols that goes along with the Lisbon
Treaty, which in effect is your constitution of the EU. And this
is one of the things that really actually this got me started on
doing the show with you. I think we discussed it before we even
did a show, I would like to read for you. Section two of the EU
Convention on Human Rights. Deprivation of life shall not be
regarded as inflicted in contravention of this article,
when it results from the use of force, which is no more than
absolutely necessary in the following cases. So this is the
cont in America. There's nowhere in the constitution does it say
hey, you can kill somebody if you've run away from the police?
I don't think so. Does it say that John? And you know, are you
aware of any such provision thumbing
through it now there is no such no such provision. However, in
the European Constitution, the protocols that belong to the
Lisbon Treaty, the Convention on Human Rights, the deprivation of
life, ie killing shall not be regarded as inflicted in
contravention of this article, ie your human right to life. If
a it is in defense of any person from unlawful violence, be in
order to effect a lawful arrest or to prevent escape of a person
lawfully detained. So this would have been legal in Europe.
Way I understand that you're absolutely correct. And
people would would, yes. Now this guy, probably this
guy was arrested, immediately thrown in jail and getting
fired.
Or whatever else is coming to him. Was he I wasn't thrown in
jail. Yeah. Well, he
was well, good. Well, no, he's in jail. David. No, he got
arrested immediately for murder, murder, not manslaughter. Yeah.
And thrown in jail and fired. So you know, it's not a cop on
leave a paid vacation.
So I just would like to remind people, we do have justice in
this country. Although Al Sharpton is trying to turn it
into the EU calling it I tried to get a video could not find
it. There is a National Action Network. He did a big speech and
I found everybody had the same stupid soundbite could not even
on sharpen his own Action Network website. The the most
recent video they have is from late 2014. annoying, but he is
calling for federal police laws. And you're gonna see a lot of
people joining in with that,
which of course is one of the big libertarian concerns that
we're going to have your federal police sure the state's rights
will be 10th amendment ensures States Rights and the
Constitution ensures status rights. Yes.
But when John doesn't federal law Trumps state law.
In this case, it doesn't make a difference. If and if you listen
to the guys who know about the 10th amendment and why it came
to be because it seems redundant, is because they're
some of the founders and the people that put together the
declaration. of India or not the Declaration of Independence, but
the the amendments, the first 10 amendments, which is the Bill of
Rights. They made it the number 10. Right? Because they were
fearful that the Constitution didn't quite make it clear
enough,
right? Well, this is all of course, not the fault of
anybody. But well, let's listen to house assistant Minority
Leader, Jim Clyburn, who is from South Carolina. He's a Democrat.
Here's he knows he can't quite remember the name of the outfit
that is responsible for this. But this is why but the profit
by the way, just to spoil it. It's Republicans
don't we have got is that a climate has been created in the
country that's causing these things to occur all over. And
Chris, I know I get a lot of criticism from this from some of
my friends. But this so called American legislative, you can do
it, whatever. Call that group. Alex, Alex, Alex, Alex, they
have been drawn up these legislations, pieces of
legislation, like stand your ground gives a license for
people to be vigilantes,
the cop, this is a cop, she's talking about stand your ground
and vigilante
was just drawing up all these so called voter ID laws. They're
the ones who have been drawn up these unfair redistricting
plans. These people are a cancer eating at the inners of our
society. And it's time for our elected officials to stop
speaking out about this. Because the climate that's being created
is not a good climate. No. And that's why I'm here, these rogue
police officers, even they have license to do what they want to
do, and they will be no consequences paid for it. And I
think that's the mindset. Yeah. This police officer.
Yeah. So it's all the fault of the Republicans is kind of
the cancer eating at the dinners. I don't know.
This guy is out of his mind he sees or thinks is Alex. So you
can't take much of what he says he's only representative
in that office for me too long, too long. Too long. All right.
Let's hear one little i By the way, this play this this clip
climate change one liner? I don't know what this clip is.
Okay.
Fairly. Ben says
California experiences a massive drought. We'll speak with two
documentary filmmakers about the link between climate change and
meat consumption. Oh, was
your setup? Yeah, that was my setup.
It was set up. That's all right. That's all right. Let's go.
Here's an interesting clip this from France 24. This is just to
prove that the British, maybe it has taken a hint from us. And
this is about the polls, because we have an election coming up in
the UK, between the different parties. And
then we should probably mention that in the United Kingdom.
There's a raging debate about the freedom to travel and having
Polish workers come in take British jobs.
But this is about the polling going on and who's going to win
and they thought you meant polls in the polls from Poland
I don't know what you're talking about.
Polls I'd like polls yeah the polls the polish I'm sorry, this
is
a hint from our approach to to polling ah and now you're going
to hear some of the what to do with the polling has revealed
tell me who you think's gonna win
well we don't know do we isn't clap close races and that's what
is this there's you have probably got it I guess called
What's thanks John Curtis teaches at the University of
Strathclyde Welcome back to the show and what frankly there is
clear as mud according to who you believe the Tories are up by
two points up by one point down by one point the Conservatives
are on track though to garner the greatest number of seats
Okay, so we have the up by one point down by two points now.
This is to me a scam says that we get the same thing going on
over there that we like to pull in this country which is the
media which is always looking for more money. The media unlike
the no agenda show the media is Zoho got it what's what's
today's thing and we're getting enough donate and not donations
but advertising revenue from the Tories. The Conservatives don't
know they're they're very weighed down. Oh, well, then we
better make it look like that. That Labor's when it's just just
bullcrap. But I'm glad to see that the British are doing this.
They're public. They've learned
something. We take all their actors we good movies and they
Take our TV tricks.
Now they went on and if it is on the fence 24 They went on
discussing the with these ex verses of the show is called
debate. It's quite good. And they they were talking about the
different little parties, including you, Kip. And this
right in the middle, believe me, they do not do this. They
dropped somebody in their studio control room dropped a sound
effect. Like when he says you kept as like an applause
somebody turned on, like the laugh meter like this
within the conservative camp, the main rival,
is it the Labour Party, or is it the smaller parties? Most
notably, the more the more far right leaning?
Well, I think the fact is that whoever is leader it's going to
be David Cameron, or Ed Miliband. No one else can be the
leader. That's funny. They should use our sound for sound
effects though. Parliament in this better?
Yes, I'm watching this. props up. I said, Wait a minute. Hold
on. That was funny. Well, it's all slanted
in our elections. Here. Hillary is ramping up her team. This
report I thought was interesting. She hired a very
important person. And this report does two things. First,
it tells us that she's hired Christina shocky. A very little
information available about Ms. shocky sh o c k e y Christina
shocky wiki page, you know, she is the PR handler for or was the
PR handler for Michelle Obama. And in this report, this is what
I kind of liked about it. They do do this. They announced that
this is the Hillary has hired her. And then they say and all
of these things that she set up which now apparently is common
knowledge were fake phony and bullcrap. For Hillary
Clinton, the building blocks of a presidential campaign are now
taking shape. She's already putting together a virtual
shadow team of advisors, most recently adding a former aide to
First Lady Michelle Obama, Christina shocky, is credited
with helping soften Mrs. Obama's public image. She's the aide
behind that undercover shopping trip to target the First Lady's
cameo at the Oscars, even those unforgettable dance moves with
Jimmy Fallon.
Thank you for telling us that target was fake. Wow, that's
good. Yeah, they don't even realize what they're doing.
No, they don't realize they're revealing public that this is
bogus.
And she also hired a former Google executive. This is this
is very concerning this, this flow over from Google and
Facebook into politics. And it's not like these people leave
Google and FaceTime and don't know anything or anybody. And
it's not like Google and Facebook don't know all of us.
Just as a little example, yeah, well concerning.
It is yeah, it is concerning.
And on Facebook, as Christina
shocky is good enough to pull off some of these real scam ish
publicity stunts, including the dance move. That's unbelievable
is just to kiss kiss x 18. It is concerning. It is also
disconcerting, but it is going to be of concern. What is it,
but there was his make, at this point. Concerning is a real
word. disconcerting is a different word.
Facebook, if you are in a state that has bullying, cyber
bullying, or computer harassment laws, and there are I think
about 30 of them. Now, these all stem from kids committing
suicide, who get lawyers taking drugs, they, in fact, the
lawyers, the lawyers who crop up for these kids, usually LGBTQ
kiap They take their own life and it's all blamed on cyber
bullying and not on the drugs that they're on. The
antidepressants. And the lawyers that show up as we've documented
on this program, are often lawyers who also work for the
big pharmaceutical corporations. But there is now and this will
fall right under net neutrality. This will fall right under what
is lawful content and unlawful content. And this will be
eventually at a federal level. This is this is what net
neutrality is all going to bring us and the states will I think
they'll all fall lockstep right in because they love it. Love
regulating everything. Which reminds me I need to say again
that the FCC regulates the amateur radio airwaves. I'm
licensed I took a test, a test of mainly a technical test, but
there are some other questions in there. And it is for Bowden
for Bowden I say on the ham amateur radios to do anything of
a commercial nature, but also vulgarity can't cuss. No
vulgarity or what's the word lascivious language probably
drool.
lascivious con concepts. vulgar language is verboten and people
have been fined up to $20,000. For bro you can get fined
$20,000
Thank you to net net neutrality because the internet will just
now under the auspices or net nets not quite finished, and it
hasn't fully been approved. So they're headed toward
controlling the internet in much the same way.
And here's an example of a couple of kids messing around as
a teenage girl messing around she lives in Virginia, a cyber
bully law state, messing around with some kids and getting in
big trouble for it.
Then twice the next time you text or send an angry message or
photo on social media.
That's all you need to know right there. That is your future
of the internet.
I feel like it's ridiculous because we were all guilty in
the same offense.
26 year old Kristen Holmes was just arrested accused of
harassment by computer
and I admit I was taller and argued as well. Everybody was
arguing Kristin
says she was mistaken for another woman. So she posted
this photo with the caption. I'll post a few actual pics of
me so you know the difference when you quote come find me.
Then words were exchanged that we can't say on TV.
She had a picture. Yeah, she had a picture of her was TV is
regulated by the FCC. She had a picture of her brandishing a
handgun.
What happened to freedom of speech and it was just a
picture. It wasn't a threat.
And so the next time you go on Facebook, remember, Holmes
admittedly posted ill conceived things on Facebook and now faces
a class one misdemeanor that could lead to a year in jail and
up to a $2,500 fine.
And there's no such thing as a petty crime. It's no such thing
as a petty offense. Kevin Carroll
with the Fraternal Order of Police says according to state
code, using a computer to send vulgar or indecent language or
to threaten illegal or moral acts could get you slapped with
the same charge. You're arresting someone for using bad
words.
It's actually against the law to say in public. Okay, Christian
abuse
Kherson abuse is illegal in the state of Virginia. This is well,
this is crazy part of disorderly conduct statute, that disorderly
conduct statute they just gonna there's more to it.
It's against the law to say in the public, why wouldn't it be
against the law to say something to a computer?
I thought it was a funny picture. And then I realized
later that it was a little bit intimidating, so I took it down,
but Holmes
ended up in jail because someone shared the Facebook messages
with police who then took out warrants for her arrest. The
real message here
Be careful what you put on because you can go to jail for
it. Facebook login is a crime
Facebook Sugan is a crime.
Facebook thudding Uh huh.
There's a show title. Remember
kids rule follower? So if the rule is that we have to do it
then I'll do it.
That's right. Follow the rules.
Oh, yeah, that's
a great idea. No,
no, no, no, it's not that good. Not good enough. You're
just the Facebook sucking girl goes to jail for photo I mean,
come mind. It's headed that in the wrong direction.
At least we're identifying it so everybody can get ready for it
goes to your Facebook login. Okay, don't do that. You also
can't threaten and threatened with an immoral act. Right?
That's what that's what the guy said. You cannot threaten
someone not threatened with an immoral immoral act. Yeah, so
like hey, I'm gonna do you
Well, that's gonna be easy, because Wow. Is there a new beam
female that comes on any one of these like, tech shows. They
have all these guys. If you look at the chat room, it is just odd
to do her.
Send a picture. Talk. You've sent a photo. I'm going I'm
going to jail. I think I should get a tattoo. Facebook login.
I'm a Facebook thug again. Yeah, I'm gonna change my profile
picture to Facebook thug perfect.
That was a good I thought this was interesting. This will be
let's go with this. Okay, I got a bunch of these on weapons. You
know, Obama has now set the record for allowing most export
of weaponry. Yeah, we just
sold 1,000,000,002. Who do we sell a billion to to Pakistan. A
billion dollars worth of
sep spit in the bucket. It's a tip. It's a weapons background
or plus Iran.
What do you think the Iran nuclear deal if anything
portends for US sales to the Middle East? President Obama is
about to call a meeting at Camp David with the leaders of all
the Gulf nations. Do you see them exploiting that to call for
increased military purchases from The US,
unfortunately, yes. I mean, you would think a reduction of
tensions should reduce the arms sales, but the Saudis have been
screaming about the deal, saying, well, you're letting
around off the hook, which is not the case. And therefore, you
have to bulk up our armaments, which is kind of insane, given
the amounts that have already gone there.
So how does the Obama administration spending on
military weapons and and is it the Obama administration
spending money on Will it military weapons or just
allowing the weapons to be sold to these countries? And how does
it compare to the two terms of the George W. Bush
administration?
Well, primarily, these are sales because the Saudis and others in
the Gulf can afford them. The exceptions being aid to Egypt
and Israel, which are the biggest recipients of US
military aid. under Bush, they sold about $30 billion, less
than 169 billion of the first five years of Obama. So already
in five years, he's also would push it in eight years.
And what does this mean for war in the world?
sales results. Now, as I mentioned, the prior segment,
Saudi Arabia is using US weapons, to bomb Yemen,
civilians have been killed. Egypt has done exactly a
democratic regime, as we know, now they've opened sales again
to them. They've supported dictators for many years prior
to Obama, which helped, in one hand, sparked the Arab Spring,
but also has armed the counter attacks by places like Egypt and
the Saudis. The Saudis going into crush to maximum in Bahrain
along with the government there. So it's been a force, a negative
force for many years, but I think it's spinning out of
control now.
Now we got it now. It really is disconcerting to people like
democracy now staff when they say Obama's allowed and may
manage to sell more than five years. So more than any other
offensive play the other clip budget, loser shit over it. No,
they can't deal with it. Because it's like, Oh, my God, what are
we going to do? I don't know, maybe he should be redeemed a
Republican, which is blaming the Republican somehow, yeah. And
they can't really deal with it, you can play the other clip. The
other part of it, this was the, besides the rageous amount, it's
also more Obama's a lot more in five months than any president
has, since World War Two. And probably before that, because I
think only maybe during World War Two, we were spending a lot
of money on weaponry. But this is completely out of control,
and play that this is the weapon sale long clip, and I'm gonna
skip these. And let's go to the tread. There's clip after clip,
but everyone's wringing their hands over all his arms that are
being sold all over the place to realize the place. And then out
of the blue. I picked up this clip, which kind of added
another dimension. This is the Trans Pacific deal. Clip.
Okay, Arizona State University ahead of a trip to Asia
Secretary Carter touted the Obama administration's so called
rebalance toward the Asia Pacific region, saying it should
include both new high end weaponry and the trade deal,
which covers 40% of the global economy. Carter compared the
deal to a new aircraft carrier.
We're gonna fund entire world if we can get away with
it, ladies and gentlemen, it is time to
roll my eyes. Funny. I found a clip from former CIA director
Woolsley. From when was this 2006? And it struck me because
it sounded so much like the West Clarke clip. The you know, the
famous West Clarke seven, which I probably should just play
again, just because, because just because.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
we were bombing in Afghanistan, I said, Are we still going to
war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said,
He reached over on his desk, he picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just he said, I just got this down from upstairs meeting
the secretary Defense Office today. And he said this a memo
that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in
five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
And here's the former CIA director in 2006. With a similar
take, but a little more arm. F Yeah.
The problem is not Islam. The problem is tyranny. And if we
convince the decent Muslims of the world that Eastern people,
the world decent ones, the people who are in slavery,
essentially including in many of these states, when that we are
on their side, we will ultimately prevail, just as we
did in World Wars, one, two and three, the Cold War.
I didn't know the Cold War was called the Cold War was known as
a world war three.
Well I don't think anybody call it that but him as we do this.
close with this. We will make people nervous. We will make The
Saudi royal family nervous, we will make the Mubarak regime and
Egypt nervous. And if we succeed in freeing Iraq, and then begin
to turn our attention to the series and the Libya's and the
other rogue states, and exert pressure for them to change, the
Saudi royal family, in the Mubarak regime regime will come
to us. And they'll say, we're very, very nervous. And our
response should be good. We want you nervous. We want you to
realize that now, for the fourth time, in 100 years, this country
and its allies, its democratic allies are on the march, we are
going to win. And we're going to win, because we are on the side
of those whom these regimes most fear their own people. That's
right, everybody, hoping for tip of the day I can tell them that
for
me for rescue mission, when the world is threatened, as right,
the world needs help. We need to threaten balls on Americans,
right? We come and threatened here. And that's the story.
That's the story. That is the story. I
don't know what rules he's thinking of what he was hoping
to achieve or accomplish or what he thought was going to happen.
But it turns out that the war machine in terms of the people
that make the weapons weapons, that's us, it's just totally
kicking us. Now. I don't have this clip. I may have it
someplace, but I don't have in today's show. The CEO of
Lockheed Martin was actually on a in a conference call for the
shareholders. And I want to remind you, right get keep
hearing this on the tech shows. They would last seen there's not
that many women in tech, and then they name Sheryl Sandberg
who's really not a CEO. And Melissa, then that's it. Oh, is
that when they always failed to mention the two biggest computer
companies are two of the biggest in the world. IBM women you have
Meg Whitman, and you have Jeanne Jeanne Rometty, whatever her
name is that runs IBM. These are women. I don't know why they
don't count them. And then we failed to mention that one of
the giant tech companies Lockheed Martin has a woman
that's right. And is GE not a woman now as well. I don't know
I'm not G I'm so General Motors, General Motors. Oh, jelly.
Yeah. General Motors. Yeah. But let's ignore all that. And talk
about and it may be plugged Sheryl Sandberg book again.
Well, I was amounts to anyway, she came out and pretty much
said that we want to foment trouble, because sales will be
up until we got to target Asia. So we're gonna expect she said
wrong was overtly that they're going to try to get more sales
into Asia. So they got to you know, make people nervous, like
rules, the rules, he did make that point clear, make them
nervous. They buy guns. Yeah. Yeah, no, it is really
unconscionable.
Well, that's exactly what we do make them nervous. They buy
guns, North Korea, make them nervous. They buy guns, South
Korea, then make everybody a nervous they buy guns,
joining with North Korea, they should have negotiations to
reunite the countries. They should be doing things like that
that are peaceful, but no, make him buy more guns.
It's it's worse than that. It's a trade that's worse than that.
Not only are we selling guns and weaponry at a crazy rate, what
was the what was a multiple of George Bush was a multiple
30 million or 30 billion more, it wasn't a multiple 30 billion
or in five years, then versus eight. There's a whole eight
years. Gotcha. So we got three more years to go. So I'd
probably be double.
But the thing we need to fix, of course right now for really for
the American economy. I'm just being practical here is we need
to pour more more money into the military industrial complex, and
this is the sequestration problem, which has to end McCain
is trying to end it and he's now part of it. He is now he runs
the whole war committee. whatever that's called,
was a big desert should be gone to the war committee. Redo the
Chiron
lower third. John McCain, Chief of war committee. So at the
Pentagon, they had the NORAD commander talking about our
missile defense system. And the his message was surprising to
me. If you listen to it, it's it's about a minute 30 little
longer than I'd like but I cut it down from eight. He is pretty
much he says our missile defense system it Yeah, it's it's kind
of working but not really because I don't know
sequestration.
First person that owns the trigger,
I own the trigger fishes. How about that, huh? I'm the person
that owns the trigger. Just so you know. I'm NORAD I own the
trigger.
I don't mean to Adding it to services and maintain it it's
designed by steering and the Missile Defense Agency but I own
the
trigger doesn't that's just so cool to say that hey, you want
to kill a whole nation I own the trigger
on this and I have high confidence that it will work
against
high confidence it'll work now that 100% But I found high
confidence to work against North Korea.
The you know, it was designed to defend against nations that
might not be deterred other ways and that would clearly be North
Korea and clearly very concerned about the mobile nature that
came kn O eight
to the keyano Eight doesn't work Mobley very well.
We lose our ability to get the indications that something might
occur and of course the unpredictable nature of of the
regime that's there. Oh yeah,
we need to be with this pleasure squad he's gonna come kill us
with this pleasure squad Watch out prove our
sensors or discrimination sensors. So that we have high
confidence and be able to detect the objects that are in space.
The next space wars anybody says
is that we need to improve the lethality of killed vehicles and
then the next one is to take care and make an upgrade and
maintain that was we have to be as best as we possibly possibly
can. And those have to be done concurrently. They're not
sequentially they all have to be put in place
you know what this is leading up to? I think we need some more
money for this because we're not safe
and what money we need money
we're not safe to go
after his you know, when it comes to ballistic missile
defense. We're on the wrong side of the cost curve
the wrong side of the cost curve. Oh my goodness, we're
shooting down not very
expensive rockets were very expensive rocket to look at the
entire Kill Chain Kill Chain dry and through kinetic and non
kinetic means lieutenants keep them on the rail. We need to be
able to start keep monorail in the boost phase and just after
that and not just rely on midcourse phase where we are
today and that's why it's important that the effects of
sequestration will be pretty hard on Missile Defense Agency
you know when it comes to sequestration, oh, there it is
services it delays new capability and the other place
and it really impacts the services as it comes out of
readiness. It's the only place that you can generate and
generate the money well Missile Defense Agency doesn't have a
readiness account large enough to cover the sequestration cuts
and is that like
a debit card or something a readiness account so you can
just access that to buy more stuff.
I could use one of those cards
those technologies as key technology technologies,
discrimination radar and the advanced kill vehicle it will
delay those and it's gonna prevent us from know
I won my advanced kill vehicle. We should have a couple of those
ready for the crazy
rounds they should give them to this small cities in America
give
them to the white police officers all right, this came
along with a 60 minute 60 minutes piece on JOHNSON I don't
know if you caught that on Sunday. Johnson i Miss Johnson
Johnson and I learned a lot about Johnson he is a very very
frightening individual. And I saw like
a teddy bear
that's what I thought it was like oh, I should say you guys
kind of like the Colin Powell look to him a little bit you
know, I mean, like, I can't really do anything I could he
might lie to the American people but he's not gonna You're not
really a scary guy who actually kills people do you know his
background without without peeking? He's a lawyer. I'll
give you a hint. He's a lawyer. Murderer. You will? Yes, you are
correct. So we don't even have to play the clips. So I pulled a
couple clips short ones, all of them from this and the woman who
did the interview, who was the turn name she has a completely
rebuilt face. And her eyes are too Greta Garbo and her eyes are
too close together and her nose is pinched up. What's that girl
with a woman's name? Celestron no on 60 minutes no. Oh, I
do 60 minutes.
She's older.
I'll just put it that way. Oh, by the blonde. Yes. That one
Yeah, her lesley stahl
that's the one that she made it real easy on it but she she got
out some good things and some good quotes. This is the talking
about of course radicalized children. Because it's
everywhere. It's rampant. The the social media expertise of
ISIS ISIL is advertising whatever you want to call them
is so above all, all norms, that that kids are just romanticized
by it. They love it. It's happening everywhere.
The FBI says it has an homegrown extremist investigations going
on in every single state. How serious how serious is this
threat? Is it hair on fire?
hair on fire? I
don't know this. This. This is new to me hair on fire. The
serious threat tear on fire
every State
I certainly don't believe in the hair on fire for
fire good, but every state mean that means it's
the fact of investigations in every state does not surprise
me. We are very concerned about young people romanticizing a
group like ISIL. And so we've got to keep tabs on it all.
And what do we have to keep tabs on? Well, we know where where
the what is the typical profile of the self radicalized person
in the United States, Facebook user, in the basement,
this kid just sitting in his basement or her basement, it
could be
it could be her, but they're in the basement. So parents right
now go downstairs and make sure your kid isn't reading the the
radicalized websites and reading the web web, reading the web?
What are you doing today
eating the web?
I'm gonna go read the web for a little bit. Maybe, hey, this is
60 minutes people journalistic reading the
web, and being radicalized. How on earth
so simple reading the web be radicalized? It's a bump poster.
It's a bumper sticker. Read the web be radical
web and being radicalized. How on earth? Can you keep a tab on
that person?
That's the challenge, isn't it?
That's the that's one of the things what should we do? What
should we do? How do we do this? There's only one thing to do.
What will Johnson want us to do? Kill rat on each other.
And that's one of the things that, frankly, keeps me up at
night, because we would have little or no notice, if somebody
decides to commit an act of violence. So if the family
member, the religious leader, the teacher trusts us enough to
transform us, yes, we're in a position to make a difference.
Yes,
the Department of Homeland Security wants you the public to
call in. It's part of a new push to deal with the lone wolf
threat. Johnson himself reaching out to build trust with local
leaders.
Can I ask a question? Yes, of course. Of course. Have we been
having a lot of bombings? And I mean, there's a Boston thing
that took place like, what, five years ago? But since 911, has
there been a lot of bombings and suicide bomber? No,
no, no, no, no, no, because every 34 days, according to the
report, every 34 days, which is almost six weeks is a little
short. But that's an average and average. Every 34 days, the FBI
stops, self radicalized people from planning and implementing
some horrible thing. Some atrocity,
aren't they involved in setting these things up themselves? Yes,
they are. Yes, I will get to that in a moment. That should
mention right Johnson, J E H J. He pronounces it J But as Jo Jo
Johnson, is the head of the Department of Homeland Security.
And he is getting a lot of kudos for shaping up morale. Of
course, it was a it was run by horrible, horrible people, Janet
Napolitano, and they were they were discriminating against men
and been gang
of lesbians. Let's be honest about it.
I'm sorry, a gang of lesbians was running the Department of
Homeland Security making men put the desks in the bathroom to
humiliate them.
We didn't say they were without humor. I think it's
funny. I like the area if I did get a big kick out. And so this
is where we learn what Johnson did before. He was the director
of the Department of Homeland Security. I did not know this,
if it was a strike off what we call the hot battlefield. This
is about
drone strikes, and in particular Anwar al aulaqi The words
outside of Iraq and Afghanistan, by the military, then I would
have to give the legal sign off first.
So he was the lawyer, the lawyer who would determine if a person
could be killed by drone. Did you know that?
You know, I don't know why I didn't know it. And maybe I did
know it. But I don't think I knew it. I don't think so. I but
that's, that's a disgusting job. And so why is the guy behind
it's okay to kill Americans. And he's heading up Homeland
Security. Yeah. I don't want that.
Yes. Listen further out
of Iraq and Afghanistan, by the military than I would have to
give the legal sign off first. And so I did that.
At one point, you had to decide whether it was okay to kill an
American Locky
in any use of targeted lethal force. We'd have to conclude
that it was is consistent with domestic law and international
law.
Did you say it was not legal?
Many, by the way? I like he just slipped that in there to kill an
American it has to be legal by domestic law and international
law. And when does international law tell our administration or
our elected officials, that it's okay to kill Americans? I don't
think international law should have
that in there for a specific reason. I
think so with domestic law and international law.
Did you say it was not legal many times?
Occasionally, I would have to conclude
once in a while, like God, damn, and
he just say, No, I never did that.
Sorry for taking the Lord's name in vain. But that's crazy,
that the legal authority was not there. And quickly found out
that it was actually easier to say yes, then it wants to say
no.
Well, of course, it's much more fun that way. What is he saying?
He said,
it's easier to kill somebody than like, maybe we shouldn't
kill them. Did she weigh me? Let me guess. Because we're
listening to 60 minutes show. It's a really famous Seamus.
Next question. She asked I can I can I didn't see this. But I can
predict. Yeah, I can predict. The next question she asked us.
And how did you manage to sign off on killing a 16 year old boy
Oh, man, John, American system, American citizen. 16 years old
has nothing to do with anything sitting at a cafe. Drinking
coffee with his pals
view must be from the future. Yeah, but not this future?
Because no, she didn't ask that. Of course,
once we found out that it was actually easier to say yes, than
it was to say no.
Is it easier to say yes, very often, it's more fun.
We're asked to approve the use of targeted lethal force, it can
only be in a matter of minutes. And so there's a lot of momentum
to that.
Yeah, hurry up. Hurry up. We need an answer. But I'm looking
through the rulebook hold on sec. I'm gonna see if it's okay
if my order another
cup of coffee, or he might leave the cafe.
So to say no. is like stepping in front of a 90 car freight
train
all day. There's your answer, John, he can't say no, because
man
of principle. He's a man of hazards, thinks for himself.
Yes. It's so nice. It sounds like he's just a stooge and a
pushover.
The first time you said yes. You have said, sounds like
you're talking like the talking about anal sex or something. I
don't know. It's very disgusting. The first time you
said yes. It was like being in front of a freight train.
That you were very uncomfortable.
Yes. How could somebody be comfortable with authorizing,
legally, the use of legally the force? My view is, if you become
comfortable with it, then you should get out of the job.
What you actually said was, if I were Catholic, I would have to
go to confession. Yes,
he's a murderer. Yeah, as I said at the beginning of the segment,
I know you're right. Let me finish this finishing.
Did it get easier?
Did it get easier? That's a good that is a good question. I think
that's humorous. By the way. Did it get easier to kill people?
No, no.
Never got easy. I'm
never really sure. Are you sure? He
said it was easier to say yes than no, but it did get easier
than that. We didn't just blink blink once for yes.
But there has been so often a collateral what they call
collateral damage, meaning that innocents get killed,
like Yeah, you'll screw them. That happens in war.
Does it haunt you?
I don't know if I like the word haunt. But we're
tickled answer no, it
goes my fancy or gives me butterflies in my tummy. You
have to be sensitive to the notion that the judgments we
make today could be condemned on the pages of history. years from
now. So he
it doesn't bother him that he is issuing commands to kill people.
He's bothered that he'll look bad in the history books. What a
dick. And he and his term he ends in 2016. So he's only there
for this year. And I want to hire him. I want to hire him.
Okay, well, you are special guests. To engine Johnson former
department Homeland Security. He is the trigger man. He will
determine who's going to die tonight on our drone. Yes, Jeff,
come on down.
Well, he's a interesting character. You're right. You
caught me off guard. I did not expect to hear that he was the
guy who signed off on the legal ramification within minutes. 16
year old boy
can miss American citizen within minutes within minutes
it's easier to say yes to no what it was easier to do was to
say let me see what the number is on my paycheck. Oh yeah it's
a lot easier to say yes I want you to be working for the
government if I say NO
MAN Hey, I see you have a an Al Shabaab Kenya thing
Can we can we do the rap clip? We haven't been covering it
well that the only reason I want to do it is because I have a
jingle for it. That's all
Oh, you want to play the jingle after the right after the clip
after the clip. It's a wrap clip. And so it's it's one of
those clips that is a generalized clip that explains
what's going on. Because we know is one of the things that we
have not covered yet. And people always complain our outcome you
didn't talk about that. So I wanted to talk about this. Okay.
So there it is.
And one of our jingle makers sent in a jingle because he said
Secret Agent Paul, who's done a lot of great jingles for us. He
said You know, this is going to come up you guys got to be
talking about this.
Can you is launched another round of airstrikes in Somalia
targeting the militant group al Shabaab after it claimed
responsibility for the massacre of 148 people mainly Christian
students at Kenya's Garissa University College Kenyan
authorities say they destroyed to Al Shabaab camps Monday but
it resident told The Associated Press the strikes appear to hit
grassland use to graze animals should bomb the house should Bob
It's cute. He could have carried it out.
I think he should have gone all the way Shabaab to the end,
right?
Yeah, well, you could Yeah, that's yeah, he
could extend that clip. But he'll do a remix.
It's cute. I thought it was a nice, you know, it's an old 50s
doowop. Shaboom Shaboom Shaboom Shaboom. His original song?
Yeah. Classic. Nice. I love our jingle makers. And not only do
we got so many jingles now that we can't even be Adam can't even
find how
I've actually you know, I have to say, I don't know if you've
noticed that. But I am. You can just name something and I'll
give it a shot because I have a new system. It's all good to go.
You name something.
water shortage of
water shortage. Okay, I have watermelon that we don't have a
water shortage. We don't have a farter shortage clip you said,
Oh, but like something something that we did?
How about? This sounds a lot like the Beatles introducing our
donation segment.
Oh, let me see if I can find that one.
I'm going to show my school by Jonah did no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that? Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
All right. We do have some people to thank for show 711
Lucky show 711 711. And why many people you think came in with a
711 donation? I would think zero. John Knowles didn't hit me
with $111.11 one of our classic donations from Murfreesboro,
Tennessee, Sir John Knowles, I believe, named Tanya Foster, who
waited us we went to her restaurant I
was gonna say, for your birthday, did she? Yep. Nice.
Ah, and she was there. And in fact, JC and his wife won't even
go to this restaurants. If anyone in Berkeley you are in
the Berkeley area and East Bay, you want to go to a very
interesting experimental restaurant has tremendous food.
It's called Corso co RSO. And Dame Tanya foster works there as
a waitress, which means she's also an actress.
So demeaning of you. It's a fact it's a wedding. You can almost
say he's a waiter and a podcaster. I mean, you can say
very similar, very similar. Anyway, she gave us $100 In
Richmond, California, so we have to give her bigger tips now,
which I anyway, she is she was there. She was bubbly in the
whole thing. It's a great place to get a good dinner that
brought a Magnum of champagne. And made sure she had some.
So he didn't have to say the cork fee. I mean, that
is one of the old tricks trick. It works in 90% of the cases for
people out there who like corkage because,
ladies and gentlemen, hold on a second. Here's a tip a John C.
Dvorak money saving tip,
money saving tip. If you have a ball of fancy wine you want to
bring to a restaurant and equip them.
This is this is not something that exists in Europe. By the
way. This is I think, exclusively an American thing.
Could be I'm pretty sure.
I think it might be cork fee explaining court fee Canada may
or may not have it. I'm not sure what it was called corkage and
what the corkage fee pays for the glasses the cleaning of that
glasses. If you bring
your own alcohol,
you bring your own bottle BYOB so you bring a bottle of wine
and it should be a bottle of something special if you're
going to do it at all. You don't bring a cheap bottle this
corkage no and the corkage fee is anywhere from 10 to 25. I've
seen higher $1 Sometimes I think the French Laundry be like 50
because they don't want you to do it. And you bring the corkage
in and then you make sure that the waiter has it you're good
first you have to know about the wine you just tell the waiter
This is a great wine you should have some and make sure they
bring a glass I try to port yourself because all the time he
pauses short pour for yourself. I've seen guys pour like a half
a glass of wine into their class and paste it but this was a
Magnum of champagne. So there's a Magnum of champagne, there's
plenty of wine and have them taste it and then you can maybe
discuss it with him for a second if you have anything to say. And
then you rarely get charged the corkage fee rare or
nice ladies and gentlemen, another money saving tip from
John C. Dvorak with a C stands for cash.
Also coming in on show seven elevens Dame Astrid the Duchess
of Japan row in Tokyo, he says
Best wishes for your birthday, John, hope you become 100 years
old at least. We cannot do without your fountain of
knowledge, such as this money saving tip.
Just imagine all those noodle kids she says thank you damn
Astrid ducha. Vandy Sandy block in Rancho Santa Fe California.
7777 Keep the sanity coming. Yes. I have two interviews on
Friday job karma please come down at the end of course. We
asked you to some Jamie Olson his job current put that at the
end. Howard Abraham Rochester Minnesota 7711. That's kind of
close. And then we have not I looked up a million ways to
pronounce his name and there is a Danish pronunciation is Shawn
cares go no, no, no, no, no. So Soren sir. No, no. So then
Candice God, no shirt and Candice God. No,
it's Kara's Garn is there unidad de is not pronounced. It's not
pronounced sore. And it's Sean. I'll send you the four vo
pronunciations. I've listened to this a million times.
Hey, John, and John to you because
I knew we were gonna debate that pronunciation.
It's okay. Because no one can know.
Me send a note. You can't pronounce my name and I get the
biggest kick out of it.
I'm gonna say certain calves god. Okay. So whatever you want,
and you're saying what?
Sean Sean has
certain pen.
Sir Brian, well,
he has a 7070 7373 which means we got to do that.
Actually, I thought I put his callsign in there. I don't have
it.
He says honor of my sister and husband. I'd like some jobs
karma. She wants to learn whether she has a job cutbacks.
And he recently relocated, then decided didn't like the new
place that's reverted to his previous job all in one month
and a couple of 72 he got to 73. So
now we also 73 is from good old Sir Brian Green of Paris, Paris.
To Brian Green of Harris.
Well, let me give him a new let me give him a 73 is oops. So
much for my great system. He's in Streamwood, Illinois. 73.
Yes, shout it out. Yes, somebody's 73
James Murray and 771 11 Huntington Beach, Carl Penfield
in Clarksburg, Maryland. 7110. James Moore in San Pablo,
California. Seven D.
There's a douchebag on Oh, there's
a douchebag Karl Karl. Karl. Hey, Carl. Thanks for calling.
Calling out Joe Young as a douchebag douchebag you some
karma at the end of this thing. Again onward. James Moore and
San Pablo, California 70. Sir Borislav Marin off in trabuco
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But yeah, that Common Core report for this show. Oh,
we need to I wasn't ready for that when your common core
jingle then right? Do we? We have oh yeah, we
do have a common core jingle medical or
whatever. No, it doesn't go anything like that. That's
common core Common Core. Everybody likes to wear two plus
three is approximately four.
Gonna go right into it.
Pardon the Interruption at this time.
Oh, this is the is this a nine year old kid?
No, no. This is a woman who was hired as the Common Core
coordinator in this school. And when they do the testing, she
goes on the PA system. So it sounds like you're in communist
China or in jail or not or in jail and she announces this and
then she follows up and she talks a little bit like a up
talker and they disagree. Esther's with her and the little
girl made these kind of these comments and people said she's a
phony. And she predicted that there would be computer
glitches. And this clip confirms it.
Pardon the interruption. At this time, all seventh grade testing
groups should begin testing, please, it's test time. 30
testing
coordinator, Brittany often spent the day making sure
children could log in.
When you are the testing coordinator, you do a lot of
moving around the building. So for instance, today, I've
already taken 15,000 Steps fairly smoothly.
The flu Steve was stressful. There were lots of computer
glitches,
just unfamiliar with how long it would take students to get into
locations, how long it would take us to read directions. And
so everything kind of got pushed back. We had to alter our
schedule. And I think just overall students and fast being
nervous,
no events. That's it glitch. She
took 15,000 steps. She's one of those dimwits that thinks that
this is an important fact when she's being interviewed 15,000
Because she has a pedometer on her feet.
No, this is native advertising for the Apple Watch clearly.
No, because
they after they did this may have been native advertising for
something because when she said 15,000 steps, the camera took a
shot of her feet.
Getting Oh, that's where two plus three is approximately.
Let's see, let's talk. Let's go to Euro land for a moment. We
haven't been there during today's show yet. Okay.
One year old land clip
I have two year old land clips both about Greece. Today is the
day that Greece would no longer have any more money. And there
was a fun little meeting the prime minister of Greek, Greek,
the Prime Minister of the Greek land, went over to Putin land
and they had a little conversation of course everyone
is like oh, what is he gonna do? What's gonna happen? Is it
what's Russia gonna do? All eyes
are on the Kremlin to see what transpires and a controversial
meeting between the Greek and Russian leaders. The Greek Prime
Minister's insisting he has not asked Moscow for any monies to
help me debt repayments say he wants to work within the
framework of the European Union. Alexa, see France today laid a
wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier what a snuck up
and Moscow. eyebrows were raised this week when Russian media
hinted that President Putin may offer gas discounts, and even
new loans to Greece. Russia Minister has also said that
Athens could be removed from Moscow's ban on Western food
imports. This led to a warning from the European Parliament
President to Greece to stick to the EU position on sanctions
against Russia.
I found this was actually interesting, because we've
talked about Wait, wait, yes. What was
it specifically? I couldn't hear it.
The food, the food import bans? You couldn't hear any of that?
No, I heard it that I just didn't understand what he said
what foods specifically
the Russian food import ban as part of the video he said,
he said a product like olives or something?
I don't think he said that. Oh,
why not? Say some specific thing?
I don't think so. No. This is the this is the problem. As we
know, the tomato growers are not only receiving subsidy from the
European Union to not for the losses they make by not shipping
to Europe to Russia. Yeah. But they are also shipping it to
Turkey, having it relabeled and then selling it to Russia that
works. But this is an interesting point. And now
you're really seeing what harm these sanctions are doing, of
course, not just to Russia, but to other countries as well. But
none of this really matters because the Greeks, they have
they have plan up their sleeve by a quid pro quo so to speak.
It's about 240 billion. I think that that they have to pay back
to the IMF,
how are they supposed to pay anything back when they're
prevented from trading free trading with the Russians who
they trade with?
That would be the logical question to ask. Yeah, their
answer is we'll just get it from the Germans.
Well, this is the thorniest of thorny issues. Greece is
demanding reparations for the actions of Nazi Germany, in
Greece during World War Two. The figure that they've put on the
amount that's owed to them is a whopping 278 point 7 billion
euros. Now, this isn't the first time that reparations have been
discussed. Greek governments have done it in the past. But
what's different about this is a study to have actually put a
finger on it. Finally, numbers haven't been talked about. But
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had set a parliamentary
committee to work to come up with the figures and that's the
number that they've come back with now. included in this 200,
or nearly 279 billion euros is a 10 point 3 billion euro
occupation loan. Now that's a loan that Greek banks were
forced to give to the Nazis during Second World during the
Second World War. They want that back. It's estimated just been
over 10 billion euro. There's also the costs of repatriating
stolen archaeological treasures that were taken from Greece and
brought to brought to Germany all those things. Well, the
Greek Parliament saying adds up to say around 279 billion that
they want back. It's worth mentioning that Greece has taken
240 billion euro so far and bailouts, they would actually be
in the black on this deal if it ever went.
I liked this. I liked the idea. Oh, they're tricky. Oh, damn.
Greeks. I tell you
a tricky dish from restaurants to be beside themselves.
I don't think angle is really happy. Hey, man
shares 250 billion. Okay, thanks. By the way, you know,
you really owe us 250 billion.
And my bike. Yeah, true. I thought that was that's how that
was nifty. That was very,
very creative. I like, nifty man, because this story will
never end, of course.
Well, we'll see what happens. This is the week. It's supposed
to be very interesting. And, of course, the Mediterranean
strategy that Putin has, which includes Syria, obviously. And
Cyprus. Let's remember that they have. They have the port in
Cyprus. And now let's just get Greece and I'm pretty sure the
Russians will buy more infrastructure. The Greece has.
I think they've LNG terminals, and they have a refinery,
they've got all kinds of stuff for oil, and all that will be
sold on the cheap. So we'll see what happens.
I like it. But I only have one story from Europe and it's
really nothing to comment too much on I just thought it was
fascinating, which is the outrageous robbery.
Police in Britain have launched a manhunt and a jewelry heist of
epic proportions. over Easter weekend, a gang of thieves sold
up just stole up to $300 million in cash and gems from a central
repository. Jane Deeth of Independent Television News
reports.
All day people slipped through the black doors looking for
their golden diamonds watches and rings. Hatton Garden safe
deposit is where London puts its bling for safekeeping. Now
millions of it is gone. Thieves in and out before security
guards tweaked they should have had a security, especially over
the Easter holiday. But how did the robbers get in? A lot of
attention and speculation has focused on the roof. It's
thought they abseiled down the lift shaft to the vaults in the
basement. Police say they used heavy cutting equipment to get
inside. It is possible they spent the whole Easter weekend
in there. The police weren't called until Tuesday morning.
Apparently the alarm did go off on Friday. It's been suggested a
security guard check the front door, but no one checked inside.
This vaults been hit before in 1975 by armed robbers. They got
away with loot worth a million pounds. This time it will be a
lot lot more.
If the diamonds, merchants boxes have been broken into and goods
were stolen. Then we will be talking about individual boxes
containing millions of pounds worth of stock
here they believe the valuables were stolen to order and that
the gang in there bounty a longer.
The robbery could turn out to be the largest in British history.
Nice, good work 300 million. Well,
you can do a podcast you can do that. Well, just an idea. You
had
to be pretty talented to do that.
Yeah, Yemen is podcast. I got a cool little list here of the the
world's eighth oil choke point, which gives you a little context
around Nice. Yeah. It's a cool little map.
Rubicon ended up being about the little Thirteen's, we canceled
show it was on AMC, and then it was on Amazon, and now you can't
get it.
Oh, no, of course not. But so here are the choke points. And
this is interesting. Just you might want to get your map. We
kind of know this, John, but just just for everybody else.
The top choke points, the number one choke point as in where
ships move oil is the Strait of Hormuz, which of course is that
little piece between Oman on one side and Iran on the other side.
We've got the South Park fields over there have not said
obviously in the Gulf of Oman. 17 million barrels of oil per
day pass through that. Number two, this is the one that I've
always had my I honest the Strait of Malacca. And of course
were really big in the region. We moved our warship in there
for the for the horrible was it was a hurricane and wasn't a
hurricane. It was a big storm. Yeah, big storm, big storm over
there. And of course, we have a lot of we positioned a lot of
assets when we were looking for MH 17. We put them on the
Straits of Malacca. So we've got our big ships there, the Cape of
Good Hope 4.9 million barrels of oil a day. Then we've got the
Danish straits, the Suez Canal, but if you look way up at the
top, what is the number one number one is the is a thereby
Aiden, the Gulf of Aden? Oh,
where did we start gate is
the star gate is there. And we now not besides the Star Gate, I
guess waiting for it to open. We have Chinese navy vessels,
Iranian ships everybody's in in the in the Gulf of Aden. And
that, of course, is because of the Yemen problems, the Yemeni
problems. We can't have that. That choke point cut off by
anybody and i i Being from the future. I think we might see
some interesting things happening with all of those
different warships that were there for sure. Right across the
bay or the the Gulf there the strait, we've got Djibouti. And
so we've got our eyes in the sky. It's fascinating to watch
these things. See how that kind of see how it all comes
together? Not much mention of that in any news lately. We just
talked about Houthis and choke. Well, we do need to care about
is don't even know who Snowden is. Apparently.
The Boston bomber trial ended? Yes. Guilty as charged. Oh, 30
points now, as we discussed. The Sarnath brothers lawyer is her
entire claim. And she's an appointed lawyer. He's not he's
not paying for it. It's pro bono.
Yeah. And she's doing the job of an appointed lawyer.
No, she's not bailing out. Yeah. Well, her claim to fame is
getting people off the death penalty and into life
imprisonment. This is what she does. This is why you hire her.
She's famous.
Right? She doesn't have anything to do with getting them off on
charges.
If she if she was then she did a bad job because he said
convicted for free 30 counts of 30 counts. He was convicted on
that
money. We've talked about this to an extreme, but by the way,
I'm predicting suicide.
Let's listen to Judge Napolitano who used to have a great show
over there on Fox, he got a little too close to being good.
And so they only bring him in once in a while. Here's his
overview of the situation while
the you know, the persistence of the guilty verdicts shows a
consistent thinking on the part of the jury and it's somewhat of
a window into the jury's thinking with respect to the
penalty phase, but the penalty phase trial will be radically
different from the trial that just ended and the trial that
just ended as as brilliant and terrific as his chief counsel
is. She didn't intercede very much she presented next to no
evidence and she pretty much left the government run the ball
you'll see an entirely different trial now, where she will
attempt to control what goes on in the courtroom by focusing in
on his personal culpability, his personal duress, his personal as
she will argue, subservience to his brother, those issues were
explored in the first trial. But the jury was not compelled to
rule on them. And she didn't present substantial evidence of
adequately and she will do so now.
Of course, because she didn't care. This is an egomaniac this
woman didn't ask any of the right questions. For instance, a
question would be, hey, that video that this entire trial was
based on you know, the one where you see him put the backpack
into the trash can, why don't you show that to us?
conspicuously missing from any conversation whatsoever about
this trial, and that is and you're great journalists are
have seemed to have developed amnesia about this as well. And
PR on the other hand, brought out and this was surprising to
me Masha Gessen, she has written a book called The brothers. Now
the brothers of course, they had ties to Chechnya, and being
radicalized and being part of the Chechnya and terrorists.
Marsha Gallin is a famous Putin hater, famous Putin hater. And
she popped up a lot, a lot on the show as well. When Putin
started to hate gays. You remember those days? Putin used
to hate gays. Still hate gays, gays and dogs and dogs. Terrible
dogs. So they brought her out for this interview on on fresh
air with Terry Gross. So tell me what is self radicalization.
The defense is saying that Joe Hara was following his brother
Tamar line but unlike his brother, Joe Hara was not a self
radicalized terrorist. What is the expression self radicalized
mean?
Oh, I'm finally finally we get an answer. Interesting comes
from Masha Gessen.
Nobody knows.
Oh. Wait a minute. Wait a minute what is going on? I don't
understand how that can be.
I'm shocked. shocked to find harmonica playing going on in
here. Yes,
this show you get Clip of the Day.
Finally, he makes clip of the day ladies and gentlemen Yes.
It's just it's the only correct answer. Ladies and gentlemen.
Yeah. Now,
nobody knows what self radicalized means. And that's,
that's one of the weird things about the way that we talk about
terrorism. We, we talk about radicalization as though it were
a thing as though you could sort of track it and identify it, and
that's not the case. And then we've added this other layer,
which is self radicalization. Originally, radicalization was
supposed to mean that there was an organization that sort of
took you through the stages. And then when it turned out that
some people just came to terrorism by themselves. This
this new thing called self radicalization Shut up, no one
knows what it means
that fantastic. Well, at least she's telling the truth. We
don't know what it means. Although Johnson thinks it's
somebody who was in their basement reading the web, and
then you're self radicalized. Here's
yourself something else going on with the guy reading the web and
basement. Very good. Here is Masha now about the US justice
system.
So since you covered the trial, we there throughout the trial,
this by
the way, fire, good question.
I've been in and out of Boston, but I've been in
out of Boston does not qualify. The candidate was not covering
the trial, but
most of the trials.
No, you weren't there.
What's your analysis of the trial? Do you think that the
prosecution and the defense did a good job? Did you learn what
you hoped to?
Oh, those are two very different questions, because I think
that's been doing. They are amazing. It's absolutely I've
covered a lot of trials. And it's absolutely the best tried
trial I've ever seen her.
Even though she didn't cover it even though she wasn't there.
She was in and out of Boston best trial ever.
The way No,
Emmett no defense was put up for this guy at all. And this is
somehow that what is she an advocate of kangaroo courts?
Yes. Record ever that guided.
The choice of witnesses serve the dramaturgy. The timing of
the prosecution's case, was unbelievably good. But it is not
the structurally it's not the role of the American justice
system to find the truth.
Hey, lady, if you're living here, by the graces of the
American public letting you be here, on your green card,
whatever you are careful with what you say
the American justice system administers punishment. It does
not conduct inquests does not. It does not find fact. Oh, so we
were hoping and in those being interested in in the case,
that's a lot of us, we were hoping that some fats would
emerge from the trial. Oh, that as the FBI presented its case
for the prosecution. We would learn things that were
conspicuously absent from
like a normal trial. Like, like defense.
Now before, there were some gaping holes in our knowledge.
One of them is where and when were the bombs made? The FBI
agents who testified at the trial admitted that they don't
know where the bombs were made. If the if they don't know where
the bombs were made, that also means that they don't know if
anybody else was involved.
They don't know anything.
Thank you, Terry Gross. Well, and this kind of falls into just
briefly the six week cycle and JW, one of our producers, he
said, Oh, man, I think you really need to look at the at
the full complaint against those two crazy women that the FBI got
because they were going to blow some up. And this is in regards
to the Anarchist Cookbook. If you read that, and I put it in
the show notes, of course for you to read it at your leisure.
It's about 29 pages. The FBI agent actually gave these women
The Anarchist Cookbook. What Yes. They had an undercover cop
who of course was no honey potting them, trapping them in
trapping, give him the cookbook and said
look, they had this cookbook. Yep. Yep. Holy crap. That's
disgusting.
Here we go. The FBI agent found any discussion regarding
protests, electricity, chemistry, propane or cookware
is highly suspicious. Then we're just talking about propane. And
clearly I
got a new probe Volcana propane for the outside barbecue, you
know, and I mean, they're probably doing kabobs
what's interesting is that none of those actual conversations
were recorded by the FBI. But it is his testimony from the
special
just take it out of context. Yes. And the pressure cooker
bed and the pressure cooker. The pressure cooker which they had
this VA lenses pressure cooker she received the gift, the
pressure cooker as a gift from someone. And here it is. The
undercover officer explains she quote joked about cooking
something in the pressure cooker, then laughed and added
food which is of course, a reference to explosive material
code for a
bomb
word food is hereby outlawed do not mention out don't say the F
word man
wow, get away with this course they get away with it because
nobody cares. No, the media doesn't care nobody follows up
it's too much work to read this document. I know let's just go
along what they tell us to say because we have the video was
about six o'clock happy hour. Yeah.
Guy No. It's it's just disgusting that nobody says hold
on. This is out of order what you're doing this along with
this comes at 34 days so Yannick
is cookbook and it goes to war. It That's That's outrageous.
He gave it to her. Hey, you know you're looking for some
material. Read this. This is Oh, she has a copy of the
autographed cookbook. Oh, no, we can't do that. On my phone. Yay.
I got little tech news for you, John.
Yeah, we're going to our third hour. That's right. No, we're
not. We're gonna warn the affiliates.
No, don't warn any affiliates. We have to warn the listeners.
That's all we have to do. Less than 10 minutes to go. That's
right. 10 minutes to go. In the tech news segment today be a
retraction from the best podcast in the universe.
Oh, we made a mistake. And I
made an error. And it's been pointed out to me and I
apologize profusely for this. I mentioned a couple of different
apps that had some secure communication capabilities I
mentioned to the one I'm using with Void zero was called
signal. And that is indeed a Safe App. Okay. Well, you and I
talked about the telegram app and actually called it an
outstanding product and we could not have been more wrong. Oh,
well, you're the one
that I and you don't use we in this context.
Well, if Snowden can
do it, I can do it. We have a mouse in your pocket. Yeah,
we got several several different emails from dudes named Ben. We
got Bill in
Osaka. A lot of okay, I'm pulling it off my shirt and pull
it off right now. Now what? So the one that's good is signal no
signal? Yes. And then telegraph is no good because they rolled
their own crypto for this. And the first rule is strong a debt.
The first rule of cryptography is Don't roll your own crypto.
Why not? Because it's it's not to the open source crypto like
everyone uses it's their own crypto their own secret crypto.
This cannot be even Steve Gibson warmed about warned about
telegram and if Steve Gibson is going to warn us about it. I'm
all in with Steve.
Well, he tends to be right. He tends to be about this stuff. So
yes.
So please do not use that product. This has been a public
service and now that that public service from the best podcast in
the universe. kicker for me, is an I didn't know he was involved
in it. We have this pedo bear scandal Prince Andrew Bill
Clinton.
Oh, yeah, damn it. I almost had a clip for that too.
I got a clip. I got a I got a clip that just blew me away.
Okay. Alan Dershowitz is also implicated. Yes.
He was being grilled by Matt Lauer who by the way over the
years, I've been pre appreciate Matt Lauer more and more.
I know Matt Lauer when he worked at VH one, yeah. And he's think
he's a dick. Yeah, kinda. Well, I
don't sit he's not a dick. But I appreciate him. I think he does
a reasonably good job.
And so what's so Alan Dershowitz has been implicated in this and
this the guy who had the the house On the island and was
flying everybody in and they're all bang and underage workers,
Clinton and a bunch of rich guys, they're all flying back
and forth to this island with this with this douchebag, who
was apparently had a bunch of underage women their hookers
Booker's underage cookers, and they're all having the time of
their lives. And now Dershowitz got called out by one of them.
And he says bullshit, and he goes on and he seemed sincere.
Well, when you have a little clip where he says, I put an
affidavit, affidavit against the truth, right.
Wow, you know, you have done some horrible things to me in
the past. This has got to be I mean, I don't know why you do
that. Why, why would you take my thunder?
You've done this to me. But let's talk about what this judge
says and does not say okay, the judge says that the claims made
by Jane Doe number three against you and Prince Andrew and others
are not material to the case that they are trying to join
against the US government. What the judge does not say is
whether the claims made by Jane Doe number three are true or
untrue. Having said that, what's your reaction? Well, I
feel completely legally vindicated. We filed a motion
asking him to strike these claims as irrelevant and
improperly put in the in the lawsuit. He can't determine
whether it's true or not. He hasn't heard evidence. He hasn't
heard witnesses. I've submitted a sworn affidavit categorically
denying the truth there will be an opportunity for us now.
Just doesn't not as good now that you ruined it. No, no,
I I improved it because it allowed people to anticipate and
spot a blunder.
Okay, with you go.
That was a terrible blunder he made I don't know. And then I
watched the whole thing with that in mind because he went on
and on and on, and never stopped talking. And I don't know. I
don't know what happened. The whole thing seems sketchy. And I
don't know why Dershowitz would be there in the first place. The
whole thing. He says he was legally vindicated to he never
said he was
oh, illegally, of course. Well, that the whole the whole
interview in there, but it's yeah. I'm not gonna play it.
It's not funny now, but you ruined it. First, you you. You
scolded yourself that that you had didn't clip it in then you
ruined my clip.
I'm sorry. Okay, that will never happen again. Ever.
I'm okay. Then I'm okay. Now. I'm good. I'm good. Matt and
Marina. It's not all that funny.
Yeah. Matt Murray has gotten there's no good now.
They had a little kerfuffle back and forth about this op ed that
Kissinger and George Shultz wrote in The Wall Street
Journal, which by the way, people do not send me links to
the Wall Street Journal. SEC does a good job he sends me
that's because I thanked me for that. Thank you. Stack used to
send me these links. I said, I can't read the Wall Street
Journal. They won't they have to subscribe or something. Clip it.
So he clips it and then sends
people all over the place. There's, hey, check out this
article, The Wall Street Journal. I can't. I can't I
can't tell you
if you go to the Wall Street Journal more than once that you
can't go on again. The New York Times is similar. In fact, it
should be with all things if you want to send something clip it
is cut and paste. There you
go. Chicago Med. This is a new show to pilot. Oh, no, I
haven't seen this. I'm Chicago Med.
Yes, yes, this is what's the guy's name? Who does all those
shows. Dingwall. Dingwall. Yes, Chicago Med featuring a
terrorist with a hand grenade in the emergency room if you're
here because of the ammonia leak I'm going to need you on this
side of the room is an ammonia leak you see what I say? So if
you're here because of the flu or something non life
threatening I'm going to start not yet and
everyone thought it was a nightmare. I am the apocalypse
I love it so
we got a woman scream right at me yeah dubbed in so we got
a bola he was yelling about Ebola being real and then he
threw in a great Allahu Akbar did end with a hand grenade
there in the
back feel bad. I missed the show.
Play this last clip of mine because I don't know what it is.
Okay. foundation for a secure and prosperous America, which is
a group. It's a pressure group that had some spokesperson on
talking about something but I don't remember it.
The Senate is tough new sanctions on Iran. President
Obama, you need to talk about it.
Stop. This you have to play from the beginning. This is Rand Paul
rolls out his presidency. I'm gonna run for president. Within
minutes. This group called Americans for a secure and
prosperous America. run a campaign anti Rand Paul campaign
ad. Out of the blue
just boom As you go how that happens, isn't it?
The Senate is tough new sanctions on Iran. President
Obama says he'll veto them and Rand Paul is standing with him.
Rand Paul supports Obama's negotiations with Iran and he
doesn't understand the threat
you know? Hey, it's ridiculous to think that they're a threat
to our national security
rant Hall is wrong and dangerous. Philander stump
siding with Obama because even one Iranian would be a disaster
disaster as good I like that
thumbs up with these stupid as in these ideas by
like the sound effects it's pretty good showed a mushroom
cloud in a world where Rand Paul is president who wants a bottled
bar fantastical alright John, so we don't go into our number
three I think we should just stop here.
I'm all for it.
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Nigerian so I'm saving that for Sunday. I got a Parson
we'd like to hear what the Nigerian has to say for us. You
betcha. You betcha.
Coming to you from FEMA Region six here in the crackpot condo,
downtown Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where our beautiful
clouds are now gone. And we're back to the dreary desert like
conditions. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll be back on Sunday right here on no agenda. Adios mofos.
There are four things I want the public to know. First, I thought
it would be easier during my four years as Secretary of
State. Obviously it hasn't worked out that way. Second, I
opted for convenience and I think most people understand
that. Third, no one wants their yoga routine to made public and
forth. What difference at this point does it make Nate
I'm shocked shocked to find six week cycles going on around
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