Is that not the most insulting thing he could do? Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, May 3 2015. Time for your gizmo nation media
assassination, Episode Seven one.
This is no agenda. Your designated
deities of doom are broadcasting live here at the crackpot condo
and FEMA Region six in the capital of drone Star State
Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've got ants in the
studio. I'm John C. Dvorak Hill
okay
not the first time you've had this
issue. No, but for some reason they're swarming the cowbell.
Temp speakers for Damn you.
You know, I didn't help that it worked. No, didn't dig it dig
ants can hear as far as I can tell. That's interesting. They
don't have ears. I mean, they can feel vibrations, obviously.
And but if you yell at ants and tell them to do stuff they
they're very poor at following instructions. Hey, new month,
John, new month, new month,
eBay. Yep. Yesterday has made a International Workers Day. Do
you know what else comes with 40 or 50 workers celebrated?
This is a very busy month. Oh, right. It's time again. We have
presidential proclamations and I thought we'd do a little
rundown. If you're interested.
I'm always interested in this segment.
And no one does this, then you'd think that may is just any month
is just one do you get one calls for a month? And nothing could
be further from the truth we start with? Well, actually, this
was April 30, where the President proclaimed may 1,
which I thought was just May Day, right?
Well, it's also May Day for kids. This may be where you go
around the maypole. Remember?
Yeah, Mayday. Mayday. The President just hijacked it and
made the May 1 Law Day USA Law Day USA. Yeah. And and you
think, Okay, this is Labor Law Day, it's worse. I'll read the
preamble from the President of the United States of America
throughout the world, the rule of law is central to the promise
of a safe free and just society. Respect for and adherence to the
rule of law is the premise upon which the United States was
founded. And it has been a cornerstone of my presidency.
Yeah. And America, America's commitment to that is funny,
isn't it? He should have put this in the White House
Correspondents Dinner would have gotten a laugh. America's
commitment to this fundamental principle sustains our
democracy, it guides our progress helps to ensure all
people receive fair treatment and protects our government of
by and for the people. So what do you think we are celebrating
with that preamble on International Law Day? I'm
sorry, Law Day USA. Law Day USA, what will we be celebrating what
documentary celebrating
the crackdown of the police of Baltimore?
Come on? You know, he's not going to proclaim that. What
document if you hear about the rule of law, what document would
you owe the
US Constitution is so obvious.
This Law Day, we celebrate a milestone in the extraordinary
history of the rule of law by marking the 800th anniversary of
the Magna Carta.
Oh, he goes back one. Yeah, but which has been thrown out by the
British, by the way set? Well, here's
what it says centuries ago, when kings emperors and warlords
reigned over much of the world it was this extraordinary
document agreed to by the King of England 1215 That first
spelled out the rights and liberties of man. The ideals of
the Magna Carta inspired America's forefathers to define
and protect many of the rights expressed in our founding
documents which we cherish today. The Magna Carta provided
a framework for constitutional democracies. It's really a
celebration of the Magna Carta, which I find somewhat peculiar.
Yeah, it is peculiar. I'm not sure why he would do that. And
didn't we walk away from all that? Didn't we say, hey, this
doesn't work.
Well, the Magna Carta was never seen as some you know, it's just
a it was seen as a stepping stone right? To the
constitution. So I don't know why he's celebrating it. I mean,
it's interesting more to the British than Americans I don't
even think they teach about teach it. Teach about it. In the
schools today. is more likely they'll be talking about self
adjusting selfies
and stuff and selfie. Selfie. Okay, then we have kids National
Small Business Week. You Which speaks for itself. I'm sure
there's some tax thing that they're promoting that we
haven't figured out. Then we have Public Service Recognition
Week. So we've gone beyond months we've taken on weeks now.
And this, of course, is the face of difficult challenges public
servants give new life to the values that bind our nation
together. This is the government congratulating itself with a
week, then, like Hollywood Very much so. Also may 1, not only is
it no longer just May Day no longer it is a Law Day USA may 1
also by proclamation by the President of the United States,
has been deemed loyalty day.
Oh, something for those intelligence agencies.
Let's see. As Americans we are united not by the circumstances
of our first
one is called screw Snowden day. We believe
firmly in the power of democracy and opportunity. But we know
that these blessings are only what we make of them. And our
experiment itself shut
up slave.
In our in our experiment in self government gives work and
purpose to each new generation today we recommit to the
profoundly patriotic work of doing all we can to better the
country we love. Loyalty today, we reaffirm the belief that
loving this great nation requires more than just singing
its praises or invite avoiding uncomfortable truths. It
requires the willingness to speak out for what is right. And
to recognize that change depends on our actions, our attitudes,
and the values we teach. Do we teach our children? And let us
never forget America is exceptional, because we each
have the capacity to shape our own destiny and change the
course of our Union's history. That's right. That's exactly
what we do. We are very loyal here on the no agenda show we
try very hard. Then I'll go kind of fast over this when we have
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. It is National
Foster Care Month, National Building Safety Month, National
Physical Fitness and Sports month. And I thought that we had
already had this but it is officially National Mental
Health Awareness Week.
I'm loving, they're gonna do this. This is a guy who came up
with this is insane.
And then the last one, which of course I saved for last. In
America, every person who was willing to work hard and play by
the rules should be able to build a life of opportunity and
prosperity. We learned this simple truth from our oldest
generation women and men who relentlessly pursued progress
throughout the 20th century, drivers of enormous change. They
have enriched our nation and bravely defended the values we
cherish. They have broken down barriers and blaze pathways for
all who followed. And they have raised us all and endowed us
with a freer, fairer, more equal world. That's right. We
celebrate Older Americans Month. Oh, this is ageist
I would say yes to that
Older Americans Month. Now what constitutes older, when are you
older?
Well, it depends. If you're, if you're 18 years old, and looking
at it, you'd probably think, you know, 45. Right. I think if
you're sick if you're 55. And looking at you're probably
thinking 70. So you
got a year I figured out this year also marks the 50th
anniversary of Medicare, Medicaid and the Older Americans
Act. Well hold on the
Older Americans Act,
we have an act. Wow. Second, I'm only realizing this now. Let us
consult the book of knowledge. Older Americans Act according to
the book of knowledge, which we have here. This goes back to
1965. John, the first federal level initiative aimed at
providing comprehensive services for older adults, like on demand
tours who come to the house. It created the National Aging
Network. Okay, it is the base primarily on the percentage of
an area's population 60 and older. He goes his this is your
month.
hands clapping thumbs up.
All right. All right. That's all I got for the Proclamations. I
always find that Well,
I was taken aback by Older Americans Month know by the kind
of thing. I mean, this is just like you just brought it up. You
brought it up sexism. Now, so I'm watching of all things at
the Saturday morning, MSNBC and there's some woman some of a
giddy black woman who's just a card reader. She admits it on
the show. Yes,
you. I guess you're not participating in in May,
masturbation month if you're watching MSNBC on a Saturday
morning.
Yeah, I didn't hear the President's proclamation about
that. Anyways, your name is Melissa or
Melissa Melissa Harris Perry. Yeah.
She's a dingbat. She talks funny. She's always You know,
she says she doesn't have any thoughts of her own. She reads
from the prompter. She modulate your voice in all kinds of crazy
ways when she can
i Oh, I like watching her show because it irks me to no end
very irksome. So I have a couple of clips of her and I didn't
realize this but tell me what you think's a little out of
place. So this is the Clippers name Saturday night. I'm sorry.
MSNBC Saturday idiot clip number one dark times.
Phil how crazy is it in Vegas right now? The world has been
waiting on this fight that is finally gonna happen. First of
all I'm gonna press time with you Where are you coming here
come on explain this research comes from Chi ma who is a
little tiny producer but very invested in box
sounds like her show. Pretty much
no tiny producer then she'll hold your hands your fingers up
like Little Pixie thumb and forefinger about an inch so I'm
thinking what kind of what kind of thing is to say this this is
by the way not the way to go with your producer no he's a
little tiny midget or whatever she's trying to imply and that's
not good at all she's she's she's a sizes just yeah no not
the size just drive home the point to prove she's the sizes
which is just disgusting if you think about it yeah PLAY CLIP to
really is it is two warriors two people in there together. Let me
just say this. I outweigh both those guys. And so I'm a little
what I don't quite understand if you can Yeah, well, I mean I
would lose but why do we care about little guys fighting
there's always we have right now.
Little guy do we care about little guys? Screw little guys.
I just thought this was important.
Did you watch the fight? Oh, I
didn't know I wisely did not watch the fight. I mean, if
there was somebody having a local fight party, which I
didn't solicit, I would have gone to that and probably
watched the fight but it turned out to we're not going to
belabor this but I'll just say this. Floyd Mayweather who is
maybe one of the greatest boxers in the world has developed his
own unique kind of sideways boxing style that was also kind
of adopted by Bernard Hopkins who continues to win in his 40s
Because this style is very difficult to box against and
it's also very difficult to make interesting your sideways mostly
defensive and counter punching that's the way the fights are
there are boring Yeah,
yeah. I of course, I only heard about the fight today is
unavoidable.
I don't blame me whether he's like this his 48th victory. Oh,
I don't care. He's Who am I just say this. He's very smart. Why
should he even take a chance on actually fighting?
I agree. I agree. You sent out you sent out a newsletter. Which
was one of the first in a long time where I wasn't able to take
a look at it before you publish. But I was out sorry. At the
Boston old Pecan Street Fair.
We didn't talk about that.
No, you didn't talk about that at all. He but what you had in
the newsletter was something it was like a challenge. You kind
of threw down little little gauntlet. I did Yeah. You said
look at these signs, these professionally printed signs.
Oh, yes. What what are they all about? That you didn't actually
answer the question and it will I was teasing it. What was the
sign again? It said stop the killing. I think stop
something maybe some Yeah, I'd have to look at the newsletter.
And it wasn't a very professionally printed from the
300 Man March group.
Right. So when exactly. I looked at the sign and then I had to
find a different picture to zoom in on it and I saw 300 men
march.com I wanted to know who's behind this if we have these
signs, you're pointing out the signs. What is this 300 Men
March? Did you do you have any idea?
I was hoping that he's gonna cry now is exactly what I cry Master
Ball Kra
bullcrap No. Oh, okay. 300 men March. So I go to the website.
This is what I do on my Saturday nights. The night. You're an
evil bastard that says you will bested the Vortech and this
looks, you know at first but actually it all looks kind of
legit a demonstration against violence. This is the number
300 300 men marched.com We are movement of men and women across
the entire city of Baltimore United depress the issue of
everyday gun violence in urban neighborhoods. We did not
protest we do not blame others. We are not a prayer group. We
are citizens fed up with current accepted patterns of violence in
our community. We exist to fulfill our mission. Our mission
is to decrease gun violence. This is run by the core
Community Center. According to their website here, and core is
C O R. And they're at 904. Washington Boulevard, Baltimore,
Maryland, website core community.com. So that of course
is the next place I went. Core stands for committed, organized,
responsible. Okay, so look at this and who we are a core
Health Institute, a community health organization, working
alongside of schools, businesses, community
organizations, healthcare professionals, and residents to
train and encourage young people to live healthier lifestyles. So
they have, they have a gym and they have a big project.
Actually, here's the or their impact. They say on their
website, 600 children engaged 200 volunteers engaged 3000
hours of physical activity 12 years in operation than that,
from what I can understand their ideas to build and operate
community fitness centers and get the kids in there doing
other stuff. And we see lots of videos have boxing and stuff and
gym type things. And the kids all seem motivated. So who are
these guys to go to support corps and then we see we are a
qualified 501 C three organization, all contributions
and compliance with section 501. C three are fully tax
deductible. And then it says core Health Institute, keys
development, Inc DBA core Health Institute because I want to find
out who these guys are. In other words, the core Health Institute
is just a name they're doing. They are an organization doing
business as core Health Institute, if that is the keys
development Incorporated. This is where things go a little
strange.
And this is about the point where I gave up.
So I go to key centers.org that remember, they had a lot of
people standing there with these signs holding up the signs, oh,
there was
a tonnage I must have been they must have given out 1000 T
shirts and 1000 signs at least at least I encourage
you to look at the people holding the signs. And tell me
what you think they how they look. Because key development,
Inc. takes us to key centers.org And this is the seems to be a
drug rehabilitation Corporation. And they say here on their
website as well, which is key centers.org key development
center Inc is a 513 C profit accredited licensed substance
abuse prevention and treatment provider with over 14 years of
experience. So but now we've gone from the 300 men march to
core to these guys. But here's the disturbing thing. Nowhere I
mean, I Well, that's not true. I found an entry one entry and
they have their tax ID. Again, this is on the core site, where
they say we are doing business as core Health Initiative. But
we're really keys development, Inc. and our tax ID is eight
three dash 0343052. So by if I go looking for that they have
they've been in operation since 2013. That's about right, that's
12 years, they they talk about have never filed a form 990
ever. They're completely out of compliance. There is no
information
on Are they nonprofit, maybe they're just accompanying
their nonprofit that gave me the tax ID. And this is the tax ID
for keys development, Inc. And they have never filed a 990 they
show zero income they have no just no information. So what the
hell is going on? And the only thing I can think of which is
it's probably a stretch, but I just can't if you look at the
people holding the signs. I'm thinking that these guys take
people from their centers, you know, people who are recovering
addicts, and say here as part of the program today to hold this
sign over here. You look at them, they all look pretty doped
up. Ah
well, I didn't get that. That's good. Well, it's, it's, I think,
I think you're still outside the onion core.
It's frustrating though, because
that one was a that was a rough one. Now while I was expecting
it to go right to the world's Workers Party out in New York
City. That's what that would have been nice, wouldn't it now
that I do click click click click boom work at Worlds work
or party i There you are.
Well, here's the the old to the old school trick is you take the
address of this outfit, the keys development, Inc. and you just
put that into the search engine. I did it into Google. And you
see what else is there in the building? Right. So there is the
core instructors of core 300 Which seems to be this is for
their gym that they're building. And this is all part of the same
group. Motivation.
This is all a promotion for the gym. I'm telling
you that's in seriously if you look at the instructors, there's
one guy and he charges $150 per hour well buff, buff guy are you
looking at core three hundred.com
No, but I saw him a couple of times in this in In the
research, Munir Bahar,
isn't it? Yeah, that guy costs 150 bucks per hour in the gym or
200 per hour, your place of business high, is quite high. So
it just appears that this is a gym, a gym connected to a
recovery center. Whenever there was a couple other Oh, yeah,
there was one other thing. One other business listed this
address, the neighborhood service center seven of
Baltimore, also located 904. Washington Boulevard. And if you
look at that it takes you to the city of Baltimore website for
the city of Baltimore is in the same building as core. So it's
who have no no financial history, none. A lot of
websites, and they got a big budget for building a new wing
on the gym T shirts. There's nothing nothing truly
disturbing. Yes. Now not that odd. Yeah. So there are some
other things about Baltimore that I wanted to run us through
the one of our producers anonymous in Odenton and if he
received his, his email or not. But he had he saw some ulterior
motives for what happened in Baltimore, and we need to start
this off with the state's attorney. Marilyn Mosby, and
she's new.
She's Yes, she can best be described as a sorority girl.
Yeah, we somehow got this job.
And that's the part that I found interesting, very young, 3034 35
years old, young from this big job. And the first ones to hear
what she came out and said yesterday about what took place
and what she what her thinking is on how to move forward.
The findings of our comprehensive, thorough and
independent investigation, coupled with the medical
examiner's determination that Mr. Gray's death was a homicide,
which we received today has led us to believe that we have
probable cause to filed criminal charges. Lieutenant rice officer
Miller and Officer narrow failed to establish probable cause for
Mr. Gray's arrest as no crime had been committed by Mr. Grand
despite Mr. Gray seriously deteriorating medical condition.
No medical essential assistance was rendered or summons for Mr.
Gray. At that time by any officer, Mr. Gray was rushed to
the University of Maryland shock trauma, where he underwent
surgery on April 19 2015. Mr. Gray succumbed to his injuries
and was pronounced dead. The manner of death deemed a
homicide by the Maryland state medical examiner is believed to
be the result of a fatal injury that occurred while Mr. Gray was
unrestrained by a seatbelt in the custody of the Baltimore
Police Department wagon. I hope that as we move forward with
this case, everyone will respect due process and refrain from
doing anything that will jeopardize our ability to seek
justice to the people of Baltimore and the demonstrators
across America. I heard your call for No justice, no piece,
your piece is sincerely needed. As I work to deliver justice on
behalf of this young man.
I have the entire press briefing in the show notes about 18 or 19
minutes and she talks a lot about herself. How you know,
this is a big responsibility. And she comes from a very long
line of police, law enforcement officers in her family. And so I
started looking at what she's all about. And I stumbled upon
this from I think a local Baltimore thing, who is Marilyn
Mosby, and something caught my ear.
Marilyn Mosby is still relatively new State's Attorney
in Baltimore. She is 35 years old and has been on the job for
less than four months. The most compelling things about Marilyn
Mosby are that she comes from a long line of Boston police
officers both her mother and her grandfather or career Boston
police. Marilyn Mosby is married to Baltimore council member Nick
Mosby their relationship has become a point of controversy
because the Fraternal Order of Police say a could create or has
created a conflict of interest because he represents the area
where Freddie Gray lived and was arrested. There are a number of
other conflicts of interest that have been alleged. She has a
relationship with Freddie Gray's family attorney Billy Murphy,
who gave her a $5,000 a substantial donation when she
was running for office. Okay,
this is News. Let's start with her husband. There's an obvious
conflict of interest right there. err, but I went down the
Judge William known as Billy Murphy Jr. Route, man, this is
not just any schmuck who shows up to be the family's attorney.
Are you familiar with Billy Murphy?
No, you've
got me there. Oh, okay. And he, you can find him at wasn't
Murphy was the name of his his law firm there. It's Murphy,
Falcon and Murphy.
And I will stop you here and remind people that if you watch
the TV series, the wire, yep, this sort of thing is revealed
in great detail in the Baltimore area, this kind of crazy, long
established connections and
well listen to this. Let me read corruption. Let me read you his
bio, because this does lead straight down on what you're
talking about. When the Governor of Maryland sought an attorney
to serve on the Judicial Appointments committee, Governor
Ehrlich This is the guy this is important guy to remember called
judge Billy Murphy and attorney who has won more cases in front
of more judges in Maryland. The man respected and known across
the state for his legal acuity and expertise in and outside of
the courtroom. He graduated MIT with a BS in electrical
engineering and then JD from University of Maryland School of
Law. He practiced law for over 30 years, three years as a judge
on the circuit court for Baltimore City. Making History
comes naturally to judge Murphy comes from one of the most
distinguished African American families in the country. His
father, William H. Murphy senior was one of the first African
American judges in Maryland, excuse me, his great grandfather
founded the Afro American newspaper, his sister, Laura
Murphy, top lobbyists for the American Civil Liberties Union.
And she heads up their Washington DC office,
successfully defended fight promoter, Don King and Don King
productions. This is where I got that's like, Yeah, bring in some
crazy. This was the Southern District of New District of New
York State of New York, in United States versus Don King
Don King productions currently represents Mr. King in his
corporation and other matters, including Mike Tyson versus Don
King. multimillion dollar lawsuits, a member of the team
of lawyers that sued Ernst and Young, in the circuit court for
Baltimore city that was $185 million settlement. Supreme
Court cases. He's done, too. This is this is this is a big
ass lawyer guy.
And yeah, he's, I would say, part of the kind of a subculture
United States very few people understand it fully, unless
you're part of it, which is the black elites. Yes. And here a
president in that group, by the way,
correct. Then here he is. being interviewed on CNN, we just get
a little taste for him. And the things he says and I remember
that he made a $5,000 campaign donation to Marilyn Mosby, the
new state's attorney, who has been in for about four months.
Now. The city's chief prosecutor is investigating this says that
there's an investigation underway. Are you satisfied that
the prosecutor will be able to come up with some real answers?
Well, we're enthusiastic about the new prosecutor. She's newly
elected.
Yeah, you gave her $5,000, which, of course, you're
enthusiastic.
And she comes to the office with a belief in the integrity of
these kinds of investigations, we have much more confidence in
her than we have in the police because there's never been any
level of confidence, nor should they be in the police
investigating themselves. So we we await the outcome of that
investigation. And of course, we're doing our own
investigation simultaneously, as far as we can. We've already
interviewed about a dozen witnesses at the scene. And
we've seen the police or the citizen videos that have come
out concerning what happened.
And so from your investigation, what do you believe happened?
Well, what we do know for sure is that he was in good health
when the police first contacted him. And he died of a an 80%
severed spinal cord and three broken vertebrae in his neck.
Is that what doctors have? Is that where are you getting that
information?
I love it. He said that not good. I'm glad you caught that
because I was chuckling last night. He got it Nick was
buzzing. Yeah. Good. Is that good doctors.
I wish you wouldn't have stepped on him because it's funny.
Question What do you believe happened?
Well, what we do know for sure is that he was in good health
when the police first contacted him. And he died of a an 80%
severed spinal cord and three broken vertebrae in his neck.
Is that what doctors have chosen? Is that where are you
getting that information?
No, that's not good. What will be good question, Mr. Director.
That is,
you know, I don't know what he means by in good shape, but we
everyone saw the video of him being dry. Add into the van the
guy was was,
was probably dead by then almost Yeah. Now sources or as we say
not good
at this point we're not limited to his sources, but I'm
confident that that information is reliable. But until we see
the
the source, of course is the state's attorney who he has a
relationship with a financial relationship he supported her.
That's how he got it because she has the copy. And so she gave it
to him. I would, I would just say that's the possibility.
That's
the report. And we await the outcome of the police
investigation. And what I understand is a simultaneous
investigation by the Chief Prosecutor of Baltimore. We'll
know more about this. Now bear in mind that Baltimore has a
sorry history of police brutality, and an even sorry, a
history in terms of a governmental response to police
brutality. Typically, the police denied, denied denied no matter
what the facts are. And it is not unusual for them to promote
the police officer, even after he's been found guilty of
brutality. In one case, I handled this where we got a $44
million verdict against the police officer who rammed my
client into the brick wall at the back of his holding sail,
and paralyze him from the neck down. Oh, my goodness, oh, my
goodness that police aren't good was promoted to sergeant after
the verdict. And there's reasons to pay and made us appeal at
every level. So we had to go to the court of special appeals,
the Court of Appeals won and all of the appellate courts, and
still they wouldn't pay the verdict. So it's a sorry, cya
situation. Now
this he's saying this for a reason. Here's where this
ulterior motive for Baltimore comes into play. As I read
earlier, that he was a big supporter of Governor Erlich of
Massachusetts, Massachusetts of Maryland, who ran against the
guy that the President called out and warned during the White
House Correspondents Dinner, this what I like, whoa, hold on
a second. This guy this super powerful lawyer, was he hated
the, the OPPO these? I think the governor was the the guy running
against Ehrlich for a to be governor that he did a radio
spot slamming the guy and here's the president out of the blue
kind of at the White House Correspondents Dinner saying
this trail hasn't
been easy for my fellow Democrats either. Hillary kick
things off by going completely unrecognized at a TripleClicks.
Not to be outdone, Martin O'Malley kick things off by
going completely unrecognized that a Martin O'Malley campaign
event.
So we were thinking who was his Martin O'Malley it completely
went over my head, I had no idea. This was the guy who was
Governor of Maryland for a number of years also mayor, I
believe of the city of Baltimore. And he was on deck
kind of as a being mentioned as a very possible candidate to run
against Hillary Clinton, even the primary and he and he came
back. He was doing some paid speaking engagements in Europe
and he came back to see what was going on. But this guy is pretty
much responsible his or under his watch for this huge corrupt
mess in Baltimore, with something they call a humbles.
So if you look at the COP wrong, then you get a humble which
means they just pick you up, they throw you in jail, and you
can either say you can sign something and get out or you can
wait for a judgment. They were arresting 1000s of people a day,
this entire, the entire city. Most like a lot of the state is
completely messed up. The entire police force has all this and
the administration everything is completely effed. And this guy
was responsible and he comes back to walk the streets and
people are booing him and throwing stuff at him completely
showing his failed policies now accentuated by by the Baltimore
and we'll call them riots and many shows.
Well, what's O'Malley doing now?
He was getting set to run the to declare as a Democrat candidate
for the 2016 election. For what for run for president? Yes. So
long as your record, this is tapper with the view. Now he's
going on doing interviews with Jake over there at CNN, your
record
as mayor and governor includes millions more for public school,
after school programs mentoring programs intervention with at
risk youth drug treatment, what do you say to conservatives who
say This shows that liberal policies are failing urban
America, everything. This is a democratic city and a democratic
state. Everything that they want to do they do here. And look at
West Baltimore, it's still horrible.
But what I would say to them is Beyond The Beyond the tangible
progress of nation leading crime reductions beyond the fact that
we made our schools as a state the best in America for five
years in a row. I think the real question, or the real conclusion
we draw from Baltimore, from Charleston, from Ferguson and
other places is that America is failing America. We are failing
to live up to the tort of people that we expect ourselves to be
that our grandparents expected us to be and let our kids need
for us to be. Yeah,
good luck. So well, well, I'm still losing track of the
narrative here. Okay. What's this guy's connection? Who is a
white Democrat? Liberal? Yeah, to the black lawyer that you're
playing that long when he
was when he was running? for governor?
When he was running for governor? He lost a Hogan, or
Oregon, I think his name
Ehrlich or No, no, no, he I don't think he lost Ehrlich.
But when he went over there right now is Larry Hogan hotword
He come into play now
this is this is this is previous This is not the most recent this
was not the final for you right now. He left governorship he was
eighth year the mayors of bald the mayor of Baltimore
are directors of it interim guy Bob Ehrlich. That's the guy.
Okay, so he early beat
him and and Billy, was O'Malley
guys have been out of the picture for a long time. Who's
you kidding?
Well, so Rob, so Billy, Billy the Kid there Billy Murphy.
endorsements of supported Robert Ehrlich in that race against
ball gun. O'Malley. No, O'Malley. Oh, oh, okay. And he
was so and he hates O'Malley and I have to say I mean a map. I
think I think this the Billy Murphy guy's ABS African
American elite, but I think he's on the up and up. I think he
really intends to change. Of course, you know, he's got this
is a huge power play. But he's in it. And then to have this
connection between the prosecutor with a long history
of
if he's on the up and up. Why is he supporting this? Douchebag
he's not supporting he's against O'Malley. Oh, okay. That's my
point. was an AP but he was for Ehrlich. Yes. So he's it's his
job to frustrate anything O'Malley does it may be for true
honest reasons they think this guy is is a dick and he screwed
up the entire state city etc. And therefore we're going to
discredit him and make him look stupid. And like an aihole and
make it all his fault. So he can't run or it'd be like
problems running for the to get the Democratic nomination
All right, well, that's a lost cause. So I don't think it's
even worth this got this guy going anywhere.
I want to I want us to keep our eye on this Billy Murphy guy.
And after
the way balding by fact I think the question was fine. It was
what what are you up to? I mean, your state that you were running
in your city that you were running was just a mess. Yeah.
But for you in a million years, then the guy comes up Oh, we got
we got a good education numbers
in a row. So he's trying to improve that so he's trying to I
think his chances are ruined
think is maybe the whole thing is about ruining that guy's
chances. This is a distinct possibility. Now and I mentioned
I talked about this in the newsletter that the character
from what's the the governor of Ohio Thank you, but
unfortunately I got cousine it stuck in my head it's close
something like that. There's another guy we talked about on
the show some time ago, but how there was this event that took
place in Ohio which is really designed to keep this guy out of
the picture. And I actually in fact, and I watched this guy
doing one of these little talk shows and let me get his name
Kasich Casey Kasich case so I so I'm doing a talk show or not a
talk show but that that they do a breakfast called that the
Christian Science Monitor as a breakfast they show it on C
span. So I'm watching this Kasich is a massive pre
projectile dick. I use the word projectile is what I'm what I
mean by that is that it's obvious to everyone he's a dick.
He talks with his lips sticking out. And he journeys and he's
he's glib, and he refuses to answer questions and he makes
snide remarks when someone asks them a decent question, and he
is a massive aihole And if anybody thinks this guy and he
threw his hat in the ring This week along with Bernie Sanders,
if anybody thinks that this guy's got a snowball's chance in
hell, there's got to be something going on with campaign
financing where you can collect a bunch of money and then keep
it at the end of the day. I see no other reason that this idiot
is running. And then we have you know, Chris Christie, who they
also have to sink in advance. And so we have this I have a
clip for this one is chris Christie's Powell, which is, I
mean, this this doesn't cause problems for Christie's
campaign, which he hasn't initiated but he may not because
of this. In New
Jersey, a former Port Authority official pleaded guilty to
conspiracy today in a scandal of a closing lanes on a major
bridge. David Willard Steen was an ally of Republican Governor
Chris Christie. Will Steen said the closings were aimed at a
mayor who refused to endorse Christie. Two former aides to
Christie are also under indictment but the governor was
not implicated today. He is a potential presidential candidate
next year hands clapping thumbs up huh
Nice. Yeah, the the slapping everybody down
so they're slapping him down left and right is good. Would
you know which and of course the you don't want the Scott Walker
is like almost as though he's they've been trying to slap him
down for years with all these recalls and everything else but
they've been unsuccessful, which kind of frightens me, because
Walker could if he was nominated, which I don't think
the Republicans got to do because I still I'm in the in
the camp that you know, the Republican Party and the
Democrat Party both have their little checklist of who, who
who's up next. It's like, you know, playing baseball,
whack whack a mole.
Who's up next? I go okay. Do we have to run John McCain? We have
to run you know, Romney can go King jumped the line and he's
okay, but I don't believe Scott Walker's in that league. But I
don't know who they're gonna run it. If they run Jeb Bush, it'd
be a laughingstock
that's probably what they're gonna do.
I know. That's what that's which is good. Because he'll lose.
Yeah. And then we'll have a female president, either Hillary
or Warren
to other items, but we're actually one Yeah, two items
about Baltimore. This is from NPR. This is the public radio
system in these United States of Gitmo nation, explaining to us
and this was the Columbia University linguistics professor
explaining why the word thug, which now has to be referred to
as the T word is indeed a synonymous on this show
synonymous with the N word. And just make sure everyone know
that's Nigar Whitney girl with which is, you know, was said
within context is of course, a racial, racial rage, the racist
within context, but not yet I don't understand why people who
are in the journalist business in the context of reporting on a
story like this still say in Word, it boggles my mind. We
know you're not trying to be racist by saying it. This is to
protect the poor souls and it boggles my mind. So here is this
a Columbia linguistic professor, explaining why it is indeed
racist.
He stopped a second you could make the same argument as to why
journalists on broadcast or anyplace else don't say fuck I'm
not a racist for most of them cultural is
the word nigger for Bowden by the FCC? I don't think so. I do
not thinking
it's an and it's not on schedule, but it's beside the
point. I don't believe there's a lot of words that people
wouldn't say on the air that are not specifically on the FCC
list, but I think they probably would put it on the list or if
they are, they would scold you for saying it.
Well, I, okay. If you want to if you're dissecting a word, and
you're talking about the word and you say fornication under
consent of the king, and you have a conversation about this
word, and you explained it, and by the way, there's no way.
Okay, so you may now have the trap who came up with that? I
don't know. Let me let's forget about it. It's not important.
Let's listen to why the word thug is racist, because we
should not be using this word anymore, John. Well,
the truth is that stop right there.
It's the truth science facts can't do anything rude. So the
truth
is, that's a version of fact of the matter.
Yeah, but he's a professor, linguistics professor say
fact of the matter. like to hear linguistics professors a fact of
the matter, we've gone who knows?
Well, the truth is that thug today is a nominally polite way
of using the N word. Many people suspect it and they are correct
when somebody talks about thugs ruining a place. It is almost
impossible today that they are referring to somebody with blond
hair. It is a sly way
by the way this this is also such a racial comment black
people a black Americans don't have blonde hair. Bitch Have you
ever seen Housewives of Atlanta?
Nicki Minaj is pleased
tonight that and that's that's just a stupid unfactual bullshit
line. But okay, this is not what he means
of saying
they are go those black people ruining things again. So anybody
who wonders whether fog is becoming the new N word doesn't
need to it's most certainly is. Although if you
think about it, I mean, in two of the pieces of tape that we
played, we heard from a an African American mayor of
Baltimore and an African American president of the United
States using that word.
Yep. And that is because just like the N word, we have another
one of these strangely bifurcated words thug in the
black community for a band by the way, why does he
say thug but not nigger? I don't understand, isn't
it? I want to hear the rest of this because I have a thought on
and there's
a follow up to it too. But I'll let you in.
Yep. And that is because just like the N word. We have another
one of these strangely bifurcated words thug in the
black community for about the past 25 to 30 years has also
meant rough in but there is a tinge of affection. A thug. In
black people's speech is somebody who is a ruffian but in
being a ruffian is displaying a healthy sort of countercultural
initiative displaying a kind of resilience, etc. Of course,
nobody puts it that way. But that's the feeling. And so when
Blau people's crap, they don't mean what white people mean. And
that's why I think Stephanie Rawlings Blake and Barack Obama
saying it means something different from the White House
wife wherever who says it
This is bull crap. Yeah. Oh, they meet his dog in the black
community means he's roughly almost Robin Hood.
Ruffian
Robin, who's got a good intention. But
because I'm white. When I say thug, I mean of course, nigger,
okay, no, here's what I'm thinking. And for you take
everything out of this. You're preoccupied with that? It's It's
another way of like, it's another way of pushing the
community around linguistically. And you can't use thug does have
any it thug means a big guy usually means a big punk jerk of
some sort, who's got no respect for the law and no respect for
you. That's the way I would never have been would be the
same thing. But no one's gonna say really, these Ruffins it's a
new word for ruffian. And it has it does have connotations and
maybe there are racial overtones. Although I can think
of Mexican thugs, although they might be called Mexican thugs or
black Thursdays, you'd be black thugs and there's white thugs
there, they do exist. And this nonsense to think that they
don't. I think it's an attempt to turn it to, to further
generalize the notion that the blacks in the United States are
there, they're hopeless. And so instead of say, you can't use
the N word, you can't say thugs. So you have to use what to
describe the people doing this damage blacks. Now you've taken
to the point where you can't even do as he used bifurcate you
can't even separate blacks in general from thugs to because
but you can use blacks blacks is okay. And I'm noticing this
trend effect I got a couple of clips, but I want you to finish
this first, which I think there's a movement afoot to like
really marginalize the black community to an extreme
Rob props. Big props. Thug, thug life. I think you've nailed it.
This is this is too narrow all cut out any word that isn't just
racial, really racial, like black? Oh, that's a astute
observation here is the last little bit of him about white
people versus black people
is an interesting word. And to the extent that we need to be
able to hear it as more than some antique static dictionary
definition. Then I think that that's part of the process of
healing as well black people saying folk, it's not like white
people saying,
There you go. So you're correct narrative right down to one
thing, white, black, that's it. We're different. They can say it
we can't say it. Them can't say this. They can't say that. It's
just furthering the okay talk about your your thinking. I
think there's a give a movement afoot to marginalize the blacks
more than Obama has managed to do. And of course, they all have
a smile on their face because Obama is the president. Whereas
he sticks the knife in its irony of ironies, but I gotta kind of
triggered on this thinking by this LG zero report on poverty
in the brain? Yes. All right, Jake, what does the research
tell us about that?
Well, Ray, it's really I mean, when you look at the sheer
number of horrors that poverty seems to inflict on children,
it's hard to know where to begin. But the most sort of
specific, tangible version of the kind of research that we
really know affects the brain has to do with how it affects
the brain, specifically, the the development of light and gray
matter, the hippocampus, the amygdala, some of the most
important parts of the brain. One study in 2013 of St. Louis
area, preschoolers found that living in deep poverty caused
their white and gray matter their to to not grow as fast as
it needed to that really facilitates communication in the
brain, the hippocampus, which turns your short term memories
into long term memories that was stunted. And the amygdala, which
deals with those memories and with emotions, all of those were
stunted, which leads in the long term researchers believe to
cognitive disorders, antisocial behavior, and worse. So we're
seeing true tangible effects of living in poverty for children,
put them in the FEMA camp.
That's exactly what I'm thinking here. We, the United States has
been at the forefront of this sort of thing, this over
analysis of everything we had with the way they did time and
move motion studies in the 20s are all you could produce more
by moving your hand this way, and putting people on the
assembly line, we're the ones who invented genetic eugenics,
for all practical purposes, and were the ones who promoted
everything that the Nazis actually put into place is all
our ideas.
That's our American exceptionalism. We do
have the forced sterilization experiments. Now we're looking
for we're getting we're as though we're designing a bunch
of tests with it in mind that we can either take black people's
children through because they got too many of them or
whatever.
And then they're they only become stupid when they're
because it's
gonna be bad for them, because you can't be raised in this
poverty environment. So let's get the kids out of the poverty
environment, put everybody else in jail, and then less and in
other cases that some people are reading too much this. Let's
slip this back and see how far we get you to yourself always
talking about how Planned Parenthood is really a front for
you, Jen,
its legacy is Margaret Sanger, who ran the eugenics Society of
America who, by fact chemically castrated black males in
California, 1000s of them,
yes, this is in play. It's never not been in play. I think
they're, they're winding up a pitch, then these riots are just
falling right into this. Yeah. And not to mention these
horrible police. But they're just winding up a pitch I was
black. I don't know how many blacks listen to the show, not
as many as we like to have. But if I was black, I'd be very
concerned about all this, all of it. It's very suspect. And I
elites of course, don't have a problem with any of it.
Well, here's Billy Murphy, I found he was doing it was like
in a basement some kind of underground seminar where he's
talking very differently than what he's talking about with
Jake Tapper there, then I'm you tell me if you can lift a little
padding in the front so you can get used to the acoustics and
see if you can hear what he's saying. What he's talking about,
is the in cars. And this is it's again, it's like a it's like a
secret meeting and it's just filmed with a cell phone, your
smartphone. And he's talking in this particular clip about the
prison system. And what happens when all these men are in the
prison and what it is doing to the black community.
Jail let me into the jail. Then you can see this started the
development for either the inmate or society. So for the
last 30 years, there has been at least 70% recidivism been made
to come out of jail guys nice
to hear that at all. Yeah, you play
people's lives have been impacted because you got all
kinds of
all kinds of freaky sex in jail but the black people in there
there's one comment of mine says 95 cent percent of the inmates
are fighting each other and the other 5% I don't know what
reports to
verify whether this report is many strands,
I think is too hard to understand. I'll tell you what
he's saying people can watch I do want
to mention a couple things. You said early on that which was the
inmates are running the jail and they're running drugs and and if
you think about these prisons, and they they're not they're
unsafe environments. This is a situation.
Here's what he's saying about this says 95% of all men in
prison are having a boy said the F word with each other and six
and 5% are lying. Right? But he says that of course there's no
condoms in, in jail. That's a forbidden product. So HIV runs
rampant, and then just
killing everybody. You're and then you were Yeah. And then
you come out of jail and then there's women waiting for these
guys. And then they pass it on to them. He said this is this is
the he he doesn't say it exactly that way but he's he's kind of
says this is eugenics.
In fact, we argue against they were against the theory no and
throwing that nobody could because it's going on to such an
extreme right now. All you have to do is look at the stats of
incarcerated Yeah, total incarceration United States
since 1950. It's it there's your hotkeys,
and this is the Bill Gates Foundation funding bill gates
in the CCA. He's Bill Gates, whose father
was a founding member of the Eugenics Society of America with
Margaret Sanger. What Bill Gates his father was,
I never heard this. Yes.
Yes. Yeah. Henry. Yeah. Henry. He was the the lawyer. Louis
Gates,
seniors gates, his not his dad.
No, not Louis Gates.
It's Bill Gates.
I'm telling you, Bill Gates senior.
I don't think so i think is the other gates.
I don't think what the black guy No, no, not. Here, Bill Gates.
He actually I think he moved in right before they rebranded to
Planned Parenthood. Yes, I'm telling you, Bill Gates, his
dad. Wasn't I think he was one of the cofounders of Planned
Parenthood after it was the eugenics Society of America with
Margaret Sanger,
just as a gag was this before after Bill was born. Nevermind
have a good gag. ballot, give myself a little bill there.
Well, that's That's disturbing.
We've discussed this.
I don't remember this. I wouldn't have been so we guess
because we played Bill Moyers, where Bill Gates admitted his
father used to be the head of Planned Parenthood.
I think it's a clip you probably made clipped and never played.
Definitely. It's possible. Well, let me see my nifty system. If I
can find anything. I'm not so sure.
You can do it. Moyers Bill Gates, shares Mars and it
wasn't, as he's always on Charlie Rose.
Yeah. But it was I remember this because I remember the
interview. And it was
due I clipped something. I'd never used it. And I think I
used it. And then we talk and I figure you must have heard this.
And you didn't because I didn't play wasn't played. I think
that's because I would have note remembered that. I may be losing
my short term memory. But that's that's all right. I'm
right behind you. So Whopper. Yes. This, I think is a
statement of fact, at this point that
we'll see. Yes. Just hear the clip. Do
Bill Gates, senior Planned Parenthood, you'll get the whole
Google list. It's not that hard.
Now, this is hard.
Now you could argue that the transition from the eugenics
Society of America to Planned Parenthood took out the
eugenicist part, but
I don't know. All right. Well, I'll look it up late. Okay.
Anyway, that's my point. And so I think this is all interlinked,
and some but I think sad agree that there's a lot of
Yeah. And so I would say Billy Murphy although on the
way I'm gonna take one more little stab at it trying to
analyze this. I don't have any clips. But I there was a lot of
Baltimore clips about these these protesters when the
protesters not the rioters, moaning about well, yeah, you
know, the education system in Baltimore sucks, which of
course, sucks everywhere. Malli doesn't things sucks and there's
no jobs. We got to get jobs do these black people need work?
They need jobs. This is the bring this up again. I was
thinking about it the other day about the future of trucking in
the United States is robots. There's not going to be a truck
driver left. Maybe some buddy in some place. Podunk area where
they can maintain that robot truck. But this is the point.
There are no jobs. Yeah,
it says a poverty issue is a poverty issue of the United
States of Gitmo nation, which the media parents the lies from
the administration about the unemployment The true
unemployment numbers then the unemployment numbers are correct
but they just forget to add in all the people who are give
given up on our buns. Homeless hums don't count don't count.
You don't count. If you're a bum. Then you're out. Yeah, and
it is poverty and this particular city, even call this
a white on black matter is is really a canard of epic
proportions. Because it's just not the it's about power and
it's about
the word canard.
I like to use that word. I know
you've used it before.
I know and you laughed and so I always do.
It's just a funny word. If for some reason Donald Duck comes to
mind every time
well, canard is duck. And then of course we have Al Sharpton
moving in on the scene and he called for the only the obvious
we need the
Justice Department to step in and
we need to I guess federalized the police or something in the
20th
century they had to fight states rights in to get the right to
vote. We got to fight states rights in terms of closing down
for these cases police must be held accountable. I don't think
most of that but those need to be held accountable
national militarized police thanks well that's what we want
that's exactly what solve I've been hoping
for that a dig out of your mind man. Okay, so we are in
agreement that this there's a there are larger agendas whether
it's a if this was a prelude to it or whether it's being used
for this I really like I really like your analysis of of the
words just the only thing left we can say is black white
nothing I can't say anything else black why you black you I
can't say thug can't say retard it's a nigga get any any words
all these words and save words. We're going to be left with like
two words that we're gonna be able to use as citizens. Yeah,
and no. often use in the sentence can also be used in a
sentence. Man Oh, man. All right, go with that. And maybe I
should thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C where the C stands for. Chica Chang, canard Dvorak?
Yes. Thank you. Yeah,
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Eventually, everything gets banned and episode we should
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was asking for?
I don't know that he was, but play it if you want.
Well, I didn't really have it handy. That's where I was.
little confused.
Oh, well, I think it was a request that it gets played when
the so as it gets played, so he can. Okay, all right, good.
We're on the website or whatever. And we'll just keep it
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is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
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can you shouldn't you do a little bit about these are real
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do a better
and but I was gonna say it becomes so automatic that I
Yeah.
Mix it up mix it up once in a while. Oh, it's this with the
newsletter and I've noticed is very, you know, I think a lot of
people they just turn off their hearing when they hear the same
old thing.
The jingle we could not find on the previous show that you can
check out ching ching a couple of people emailed me and of
course it was John Huntsman speaking Chinese. Both highly
algea geocaching Shane, this was a big staple of the 2000. Right.
Yes, this
was one of our regular elections. Over done. Thing.
overplayed blade, but he was I think it was one of the
questions he got while they were looking for the candidate.
I believe. Yeah. Huntsville. would have been a better
president. But okay, well if there was a make,
I don't know let's listen to our current president who had this
is from the present has two podcasts he has his his own
soliloquy podcast known as the as his we get the okay with the
ants, big boy.
A kick get to continue. Well, it's a
little distracting when you're hitting ants while I'm talking.
Then he has his other I think he probably likes this one more but
less people watch it The West Wing Week. And they put together
this little thing
of undergrad episode of this free for over
a year because they're typically boring and annoying. And you
just we had President Abbaye of Japan over here, over here with
his wife, Mrs. Ave. And boy we really we pulled out all the
stops. We had like dudes marching around in Civil War
clothing. I it was it was complete nutso and then the
President as eloquent as he is, you can just see what John
Huntsman have done a better job. I'm not sure how a former
ambassador to China would do a great job with the Japanese
president could be some bad blood there but the president
our president, he knows how to tell someone how happy we are to
be friends. One of the best allies we have
Tuesday began bright and early. This preparation for the
Japanese State Dinner began on the south lawn at the crack of
dawn. Later that morning, Japanese Prime Minister
Albanians delegation were formally welcomed to the White
House in a state of arrival ceremony that was replete with
military colors fife and drum music and of course a bunch of
flags.
A bunch of flags a why do we have to have all this this
military stuff when someone comes to visit?
Is it because they were a military employee? Is
he coming to buy is that hey, oh
boy, there's that new thing we want to sell you oh just
happened to fly by.
Say thank you for all the things we love. From Japan. I got I got
you. Okay. Manga
and airy Oka manga
and yeah, and Annie Mae and
then of course emojis. Yes,
there you go. Thank you.
The two leaders then have a bilateral meeting.
Is that not the most insulting thing he can do? So
I saw emojis on
jolly jolly chan Oh no, no, Mr. Moto i
i want to Sir marker de master to let me know what people in
Tokyo think about that. Oh,
are you I'm sure.
Emojis. Mo thanks for cut out a kind of okay, for NAMA, which is
hairless pubescent girls getting banged? That's pretty much what
anime is.
That's a drawing style. Okay.
And then thank you very emojis. Glide. Yeah, so I think Huntsman
might have done better in this case. I think you're right. You
have a good point. Hmm, well, I have a lot of directions it
wasn't on the list of people that pick so the Republicans are
gonna run him. Right let's see what we got here. I have there's
a lot of I have a clip that I don't know what it is that I'd
be interested in just as a as a surprise clip. Okay. Clip is be
targeted for money. Okay.
Los Angeles County has approved a settlement over a systematic
abuses of minorities. The Justice Department said the LA
County Sheriff's Department targeted blacks and Hispanics
with traffic stops and with using excessive force under the
settlement the sheriff's department agrees to three years
of federal monitoring and it will pay up to $700,000 for
people who can prove they were targeted.
Now this doesn't just open a can of worms yes is is like if I'm
not there in a community just being targeted I'm gonna go out
of my way to be targeted Heck yeah.
Do anything you can Yeah.
And then take them to court and get you know if you do big
jackpot 700,000 You know, it's almost like playing the prices
right union so much you can get out of these guys. Yeah, okay. I
only got 50 damage. But at least I can move out of this crap
hole. All right.
I was watching none.
That was my surprise clip.
I was okay. It was okay.
Well, I have let me give you one more than Well, can
I do? Can I just go into some serious who just want to play
little throwaway. These are all
serious. CIA this was I just wanted this is an interesting
one. This is the CIA guy in Pakistan
police in Pakistan have withdrawn a criminal complaint
against a former CIA station chief over a US drone strike.
The 2009 attack killed two people in a tribal region.
Police originally filed the case in Islam Abad, but they now say
they don't have jurisdiction.
Yeah, that's convenient. I Turns out, we haven't got
jurisdiction. What does that mean jurisdiction?
Well, we're done. We're doing a lot of interesting things in the
State Department. This is relatively new. But they I know
of this campaign, this campaign is Free the Press, which they're
they're running on now. And the idea is to shame countries by
announcing kind of a propaganda stick way at the beginning of
the State Department. Press gathering that they have daily,
the daily briefing, really just to say, here's what we're doing,
here's how horrible this country is because they have arrested
journalists. And this seems to be in particular because it's
Marie Harf. And of course, we're going to move into something
from here. This seems to be kind of a central part of Central,
the launching pad for shaming other countries and leaders
which can easily of course lead to an uprising, a regime change,
etc. So here she is shaming of all countries, Azerbaijan, which
as we know, Azerbaijan is a very important Baku is where this is
where all the oil companies have big presence and this is just a
crapload of resources. But Azerbaijan is bad. Hi, everyone.
I'm really sorry. I'm late. I know it's my fault today. Okay.
Okay. Okay. Start with the press. We continue our Free the
Press campaign with two more cases today. The first comes
from Azerbaijan, where 12 journalists and bloggers remain
detained or in prison on government orders.
So yes, thank you for catching that. Now, they it's one thing
to be holding journalists captive and beheading them, etc.
But now we can even move to a new a new category, which is
bloggers. So now I guess we chose dangerous bloggers, you
know, they came for the bloggers, I didn't do anything.
And then they came for the podcasters
remit orders. Among the 12. Mister Hello, Mama Dev, Mama
dove, I think that has been in 2013. There he is on the screen.
He was arrested in 2012 on charges of treason, incitement
of ethnic hatred and drug possession and sentenced to five
years in prison in 2013. The United Nations Working Group on
Arbitrary Detention considers his detention arbitrary and has
requested
the department on Arbitrary Detention says hey, that
detention is arbitrary. Wow, what a great organization. That
is. Here's our card
from the arbitrary. Get a year to work there.
The arbitrary detention unit, this detention is arbitrary.
Here we're coming in.
This is great. Let me do that again.
Statement of ethnic hatred and drug possession and sentenced to
five years in prison in 2013. The United Nations Working Group
on Arbitrary Detention considers his detention arbitrary.
Find that funny?
It has requested his immediate release in March 2014. A number
of international human rights groups have also called for his
release. We joined them and calling for the immediate
release of him and other journalists and bloggers who
were incarcerated for simply exercising their right to
freedom of expression a
blogger action she dropped in funny, too is those though
bloggers are really what we're gonna be dealing with. Because I
think you're continually correct as bloggers are easy. This
blogger was just trying to tell the truth speak truth to power
and could be any schmuck.
Yeah, it could be a guy that index will be the guys doing
comments in the comments, you know,
didn't have a keyword or he was a discus comments service,
or something taken to jail and Azerbaijan,
we join them and calling for the immediate release of him and
other journalists and bloggers who were incarcerated for simply
exercising their rights.
I think it's because it was added in later into our script.
Maybe there's a little carrot there with an bloggers written
in pen could be music. That's right. That's right. But the new
initiative was to get
because there's some there's something afoot.
With the bloggers with the bloggers,
other journalists and bloggers who were incarcerated for simply
exercising their right to freedom of expression. We call
for an end to all such prosecutions and other forms of
pressure on the independent press. And for Azerbaijan to
honor its commitments to freedom of expression.
Okay, Azerbaijan on deck now, what happened? I'm sure you
heard about this. And I'm going to call it an activation. Marie
Harf was called out by the mayor of Ankara in Turkey. And
although although I, I think originally he said, Hey, look at
Balto, I'm paraphrasing. Look at Baltimore. And tell me that,
that we have a poor human rights record in in Turkey. How about
that blondie? That is what I believe the original translation
was and he was referring directly to Marie Harf who sits
here and calls countries out we just heard to do with
Azerbaijan, as she did previously with Turkey. He does
it all the time. And this has turned into him calling her a
dumb blonde, which I think is not true. I don't think that is
the original translation. But this has now become some minor
little skirmish. But I believe Marie Harf is actually being
activated to do these things to get the get in fights on
Twitter, with people in other countries to call out countries,
they're lame about bloggers, she is the kind of the social media
guru here of the State Department and on Thursday she
was asked at the very end of the of the press briefing
for you continue I think I think you may have stumbled onto
something here and she is the most expert because she's when
she goes she was CIA said that's what she said. She said CIA X
Yes, she's CIA. And she goes she'll go on CNN and she'll do
all this counter you know, this this disinformation programs.
She's really good. Because she does have a kind of a dinghy
dumb blonde, you know, flute joke. Kind of insert
joke here. Yeah.
She, of course, by the way, blonde ism. It's another thing
we have to be on the lookout for blonde ism, whatever the case,
whatever the case, whatever the case, Hey, man, what are we?
Yeah, I think you're onto some she she's doing some she's up to
some something's going down.
It's she's been activated. She is. She's She's the central
point. Well, first, let's listen to her respond, and how she used
this for complete political motivation, speech, whatever, it
didn't even really discuss the case at hand. So she was aware
of how she actually had already planned how she wanted to use
this particular social media fractious, because the guy
tweeted it on, he tweeted this insult to her. So this is a
social media guru. I'm really
sorry. Sorry. Sorry. I don't know. Have you seen the comments
from the anchor? Man?
I wasn't sure if we were gonna get through the brief news out.
So yeah.
They're obviously pretty inflammatory. And I wondered if
I could have your comment that as particularly as they see the
targeted exclusively at yourself.
They are that is true. I think a couple points here. They were
about the situation in Baltimore. First, that I don't
think there should be any question in the minds of anyone
who's paying attention here about the view of the United
States Government about what's happening in Baltimore, I given
the President's lengthy statement on it yesterday,
you've heard the Attorney General and multiple other
officials speak about it, as well. And I would note that the
president didn't just talk about this specific incident and the
investigation, but really about the fact that we have to do some
soul searching here and spoke, I think very deeply and personally
about an issue that is clearly one that people feel very
passionately about. And I think the final thing I would probably
say is that, and I've said this before, but I would put our
record here in the US of openly, transparently killing black
people addressing challenges when we have them here at home,
up against any other countries on the planet. When you have the
president of the United States, I think speak for what 12
minutes. Yesterday, when you have wall to wall news coverage
of this when you have commentators and people debating
and talking US government officials saying there's going
to be an investigation. That is a record of transparency, of
self reflection, when we have challenges that I would put up
against any other countries anywhere in the world.
Can I just ask I mean that the remarks that she makes there
were in my opinion, and I'm not supposed to have a pretty
offensive and I'd like to give you the opportunity to respond.
So
why doesn't she just say he called you Blondie, dumb blonde,
stupid blonde. She can't even always I don't know for some
reason that would be wrong to say this
his his criticism of you.
I really don't think I'm going to dignify them with a response.
Okay, my little vocal fry there at the end so she's not going to
dignify now the person missing from the room on this day on
this very important day is her boyfriend Matt Matt AP Diplo
writer. Of course, Matt is our guy in the State Department. He
asked the he asked all the questions he is he's a man of
course, we are quite convinced that there is a romantic
involvement between Matt from Associated Press and Maria.
K I S S. And so here's Matt the next day. The opening is at the
top of the whole press conference. And he is buttering
her up. Matt? Right. Whoa, hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
What you've always wanted that go
Just what you always want to best match you stereo. Okay.
I want to start with you all in 10 days when we're back.
I call that an invitation buying a Rooney baby. Wow, we'll see
y'all in 10 days when we're back. Go ahead. And
I want to start with a rant. But actually, I apologize. I've been
gone for three days. Yeah.
That was not the end of it. No, no. As we come back from
commercial break, we're back to our lovebirds where Matt has to
reference that douchebag, who of course, called her out as a dumb
blonde. And now he feels that she is the guru of all social
media, right for her honor. Not really. But he feels that she's
the guru of all social media than
my last one on Iran. And I understand that you were asked a
question about social media yesterday, involving yourself.
Given that you have vast experience in the social media
realm. I'm wondering if you're familiar with this exchange
between Senator Cotton and Foreign Minister Zarif if you
might have any advice for either one of them, given your vast
experience,
you have vast experience by
the way this is that's what lovers do. You know, he's kind
of well now that you all have vast experience. Come on, baby.
Why don't you tell me what you can do? What would you advise
these political leaders to do with it with
your vast experience one of them given your vast experience?
You have vast experience in it too? Do you have any advice? To
be fair, I didn't look at it.
There you go, everybody.
Matt and Marie. i Okay. Here's it's very good, by the way.
Good. Catch. Catchy. The soap opera live. Just hang around. No
agenda.
That's right. Well, we
have a British election coming up.
Yeah, it's getting interesting next week, I think is coming
week is yeah,
there's I have a Cameron clip that I picked up off the oh, I
have one question time. I thought he says this is just
rambles about something. Makes me think we
both have the same clip.
I guarantee we have to have a vote. But first isn't that and
it's just so confusing. You don't know what he's what he's
getting at. But this is the Cameron pre election
doublespeak. And
one of the big deciders for this election, is that promise by the
incumbent to stage before the end of 2017. An up or down
referendum on whether or not Britain stays in the European
Union. I say
get stuck in renegotiate get the changes we need, and then put
those in an in out referendum to the British people by the end of
2017. I've sat around that table in Europe and negotiated for
Britain, you can get things done. And I've set out what I
wanted to get done so that we can sort out this immigration
issue once and for all.
What what did he say?
Well, you take the problem, you put it into the Committee on the
table, and then there's immigration issues that you go
fix later on.
Your question. You live there for a while and recently let's
say they the British public does a down vote. Does anybody think
they're not going to make them vote again? No. Do over do
clearly voted down again. What would happen? Do over let's
Third time's a charm. Yeah. I one of the
three actually had a different clip from Mr. Cameron as he was
preaching to a group of students all a voting age and was
encouraging them to get out and vote and she made a little goof.
That's why I think this election is so important. And that's why
whatever your views are, whichever party you support,
please make sure you do vote on May the seventh This is a real
career defining country defining election that we face in less
than less than a week.
I'm sorry, career defining country differently.
We're blue right over it. Career I mean country.
That's, that's all he's thinking. This is career
defining. Oh, my God, I'm getting hard just thinking of
it.
The funny thing is, of course, is the reports that the election
between him and his three guys involved there's Clegg, who is
forget that guys, and then Ed Miliband, and who I don't
believe anybody in their right mind would vote for but and I
don't think cameras great either. But whatever the
whatever, whatever, or whatever. They are announcing this a close
election, taking this right to the end as it was a tie, so
let's get the money into the coffers of the mainstream media.
This is so trans ferrandis goes on everywhere. They're making it
sound like it's neck and neck. It's not going to be neck and
neck at the end at the end of the day. You get these cliches
out
of hopeless today, going on with
cliches, it's hopeless. At the end of the day, it'll be a one
sided lopsided slaughter, this is not going well, if we don't
take his marbles and go home.
And somehow I believe the the woman from Scotland is important
in all this, I have to admit I have not really paid close
attention to it. But also, they have a quiet period, don't they
before the election, there's X amount of time that you can't
there's nothing is discussed at all.
I don't know whether to discuss anything. They haven't discussed
anything yet. Why would things change?
Now, you know what I mean? Let me see. It's called the election
silence. In the United Kingdom, oh, that's only voluntary
restriction. That's only on election day. It's
bullcrap. I thought it was like electioneering. You can't you
can't be out in front of an inlay of a polling place with
signage. Right? voted for a bill. Right.
This a couple of big things we can still talk about. That
caught this
here. Let's see. Let me get one in, which is, I just thought
this was amusing. This is the report that by I guess Obama has
a great idea. And I'm listening to this probably you'll may have
the same thoughts, but play the free ebooks, clip.
free ebooks, low income American children will soon have access
to millions of free ebooks, President Obama launched the
initiative initiative today, with the help of major
publishers, he made the announcement at a public library
in Washington, we're going to provide
millions of ebooks online so that they're available for young
people who maybe don't have as many books at home, don't always
have access to a full stock of reading materials, they're going
to be able to get about $250 million worth of books,
book initiative as part of a broader program to provide
internet access to 99% of us students by 2018. Yeah, yeah,
this
is some sort of scam publishers dreamed up. And by the way, if
people want to look for good readings, and this is a lot of
good stuff, it's a Project Gutenberg, they got 48,000
books, it's fantastic. You can get the ebook EPUB. You can get
a mobi. You can get HTML, you can get read it on the web, you
can get all these different styles. The books are very well
scanned. And you can also get probably a million books on
archive.org. But their scan stinks. So it's very annoying to
read the archive there.
Are there OCR or Optical Character Recognition. That's
because
they don't send editors. They just they figure, let's just get
this stuff scanned in and get it out of the way. And just scan as
much as we can while we can eat, which is kind of what Google
does, right. But Google does, you know, kind of optical scans
mostly and they don't try to do OCR, which is what happens when
you take a are archived. I know too much about this. When you
take archive.org books, they OCR them, and then they turn them
into mobi files, or you can do it yourself and ePubs possibly
you do a conversion online, very easy. But these guys that
Project Gutenberg, they have editors go into these books and
they edit them. So they're in perfect condition when you put
it on a on a Kindle,
and I and I would recommend all of the Tom Swift books are all
on Project Gutenberg. I love Tom Swift. I didn't know that these
were done at 1890. Yeah, that's old. And they're great books. I
read them as a kid.
There's a lot of great stuff on Project Gutenberg that people
should go read. And why didn't the kids been turned on to this
free
and well maintained open source mentality? Yeah. No, we're gonna
give you ebooks on our government sponsored broadband.
Yeah.
I just found that the whole thing annoying and embed a
Project Gutenberg is never mentioned. It's one of they
really just began at 71. I agree.
I agree. There's something bad going on here. John, just
talking about unlike the bad, the bad book story. This, I
think, and I could have I should have brought this up during
Baltimore. I believe that what is taking place now and I have
an example here from my own state from Texas with the cop
cameras, body cameras. Those are going to be ushered in at great
expense. We all we've we've discussed this but at the same
time, we are now seeing legislation that is saying okay,
we have these body cameras. On the police. Now we need to back
off the citizens with their cell phones, and we need to have some
legislation so they're not up all in our jockstrap like
they've been. And there's multiple states now coming up
with public video recording of officials in and on duty. And
have to say, Here you go, Texas is the first one to come at that
that I've seen with the bill. And they do a couple of things.
They say you may not film A anything that police are doing
closer than 25. I think it's yards let me just double check
this yards, not feet. It unless and this is the part that is of
course, most bothersome. Unless you are an official officially
recognized member of the news media. Ah, this is one of our
favorites, isn't it? Yeah. So I have the legislation
officially recognized as the key words here. Yeah, then here we
go.
So first of an offense, some of the sections a class would be so
a misdemeanor except that an offence under subsection A one
is based on conduct described by subsection A two as a Class A
misdemeanor, a relevant first they define an emergency. So
this has to be an emergency situation, a condition or
circumstance in which an individual is or is reasonably
believed by the person transmitting the communication
to be in imminent danger or serious bodily injury. And then
we go to news media and the news media who receive an exemption
from these restrictions. And it is I think, it's 25 feet to
record any, any official business conducted on the
street. If you have a handgun of you, I have a firearm on you,
and you have the camera, which in Texas could be possible. It's
100 feet, you have to stand back. So this is the interesting
little caveat there. Now, news media. In this case, news media
means a a radio or television station that holds a license
issued by the Federal Communications Commission.
That's it. So if you are reporting for anyone that for an
organization that holds a license from the FCC, for radio
or television, you're okay, you're not restricted. Be a
newspaper that is qualified under Section 2051 dot o four,
four government code to publish legal notices, or is a free
newspaper general search circulation. And that is
published at least once a week and available and of interest to
the general public in connection with the dissemination of news
or public affairs. And let's go to
I have the code that's actually a narrow definition. Here it is.
So I pulled up section 2051 dot o four for the newspaper in
which note, here's the four criteria one devote not less
than 25% of its total column lineage to general interest
items to be published at least once a week three be entered as
second class postal matter in the county were published. So
there's your exclusion of online blogs, and four had been
published regularly and continuously for at least 12
months before the governmental entity or representative
publishes notice.
So what you've done was described a publication that is
outside of the realm of what Murray hearth is bitching about
bloggers,
bloggers, bloggers have been accepted in our own
blogger buyers shoot that guy. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, she she
put us on the list. And when she talks to this journalism, I have
Jose she's doing well I have
a an FCC license, but I don't work for a company with an FCC
license, and everything else I don't count. So here it
is, you're done. You get it you don't don't count.
For purposes of subsection A one an interruption disruption in
impediment, or interference that occurs while a police officer is
performing a duty or exercising authority imposed or granted by
law includes a person one filming, recording,
photographing or documenting the officer within 25 feet of the
officer so you cannot even write down what you see happening
within 25 feet of what is taking place.
Well, I'd probably rather be 25 feet away without was filming.
And you know,
it's it's interesting, arbitrary number, filming, recording,
photographing or documenting the officer within 100 feet of the
officer while carrying a handgun I'm sorry, was handgun under the
authority of subchapter H who carries the handgun the officer
know if you have if you are zoom a that sounds like any handgun
involved in the whole situation was insane. It says if if you
are filming, recording, photographing or documenting the
officer
and you have a hand gun, it says that and you have a hand while
carrying a handgun that says dot officer while carrying a
handgun. Listen carefully. I know what you say no, I'm not
gonna argue the point. What'd you say your reading? I'm just
trying to see if it can be parsed otherwise
filming Okay, an interruption disruption impediment or
interference that occurs while a peace officers performing a duty
or exercising authority imposed or granted by law includes a
person filming, recording, photographing, or documenting
the officer within 100 feet of the officer while carrying a
handgun. There's no other way to parse that.
I can, I sure can parse it otherwise. Okay. I can see where
it were the weather referenced of while carrying a handgun
refers to the policeman is very unclear. I don't see it as like
stem,
I think it's pretty clear. Well, it is a defense, this is one
that I needed your help on. It is a defense to prosecution for
an offense under subsection A one we're talking about, based
on conduct described by subsection two, that the
interruption, disruption impediment or interference was
caused by a person who at the time of the offense was a news
media employee acting in the course of the scope of the
person's employment or employed or working with an organization
or entity engaged in law enforcement activities. So the
way I understand it, is if you do get caught within 25 feet,
and you're arrested, you may use this defense against your
prosecution by saying, Hey, I was a news media employee, not
necessarily a journalist, but I was an intern or an associate
producer, Jan janitor or anything like that. And this is
the state of Texas, which is very, very sad that they're
doing this. I mean, this would recommend
a movie to anyone out there who's looking for a good movie
over the weekend, if you haven't seen this Nightcrawler.
Nightcrawler is about a guy who is a douchebag, independent
journalist who's like a TMZ guy, let's say, and it's just
entertaining. But it's but you can see the douchey stuff that
takes place.
While we're creating Robocop I think is what's happening with
these cameras, and you think is to protect you now. But the
sooner we'll be Hello, citizen.
Okay, well, there's Yeah, that's your argument.
Argument.
You hate these cameras. I like your valid argument that that's
arguable.
I mean, what's an accent on surgeons, so we put cameras on
surgeons to make sure they didn't mess it up.
They usually film most of those operations. Anyway.
Warren Buffett came under fire, which of course will not really
be reported into any great length, of course, not predatory
lending practices. And so he had his big, hard to imagine. And he
had his big, his big thing there in Omaha, the number of our
producers, I think we're actually there. And this is the
Berkshire Hathaway talking about the results, they usually do
pretty well. And he was tapped outside of his little speech
there by I think CNBC asking about these allegations.
Today, one of the big questions that came up at the shareholders
meeting was something that was first printed in the Seattle
Times about Clayton Homes and accusations of predatory lending
there. What is your response to that? Well, it's
very simple fact. I mean, every every person that buys a home
from from Clayton gets a one page sheet of paper, which I
showed a copy of and it says check all of these lenders, you
know, name who you want your application to go to. And
there's usually there might be four or five names there, their
local bank, so everybody that we are not forcing bones on
anybody. If they had along with us, they didn't like they could
pay us off and borrow from somebody else. We have 300,000
loans on the books. And in the last three years, I've not
received one mother complaint from anybody.
That story has gone viral since it was first printed. Why have
you not responded before today? Well, I
thought today would be a good chance to explain it in some
depth that it's very hard to do. One sentence replies, but I
mean, the fellow in the as I pointed out today, I mean, the
fellow confused gross profit and net profit. That's the
difference between 20% either didn't understand it, or he
intentionally did it. He had some things wrong, and they're
about our number of things. First, we have actually some of
the people he quoted, we've worked to modify loans with
empathy because of the privacy rules. We can't name the case.
How convenient. But and when you read this Seattle Times article,
oh, my goodness. And so Berkshire Hathaway Buffett, for
all intents and purposes, owns the mobile home construction
company, then these are just prefab they put them out. But
they also all wanted his Oh, we have all these different lenders
you can go to he owns most of these lenders. And so people
sign up, they put down a down payment and then all of a sudden
their interest rate goes from 7% to 12 and a half percent they
can't afford it but they're already deep into it. And they
wind up in court and these are retirees often but when you
really look at the news numbers of how this works. You have a
mobile home, which costs a brand new one, which is on average
cost $60,000. And these people wind up with 24 or 27 year
mortgages. And when you do the math, at the end of the term,
the mobile home is worth about $25,000. But the loan, you've
paid pretty much $300,000 over the over the term of this
mortgage, and people are going bankrupt, and then their savings
are gone. And then they just come in and repossess the home.
They chop it up right in front of the people's eyes, guys and
ask you, they shove it up.
Here's your house, Joe fart.
I have it here. To have this. In his article that people pleaded
with the lender several times for better terms, the ones they
were originally promised it's a big bait and switch.
You can go elsewhere. We don't like it. Oh, here it is.
If the refinance to a lower payment, they could stay in the
home and the 21st would get years of steady returns.
Otherwise the company have to come out to their rural
property, pull the house from its foundation and haul it away.
And they said you know you shouldn't do this because you
might damage the home if you're going to repossess it and the
rep said, We don't care. We'll come take a chainsaw to cut it
up and haul it out and boxes, which they did. Wow.
Clear buffets here. Yeah. People have lots of choices. Is that?
What aihole is a douche bag?
Of course.
Predatory Where's Elizabeth Warren?
Oh, yeah. Well, after the election after Buffett costs,
donations for the presidency, I can see that thing being swept
under the rug overnight. Yeah, that's what it takes place or
even existed. We had a wealth tax by the way. Yeah, that is
one of your favorite things, isn't it? It's my favorite
thing, period. All I every time I witness anything, I'm
thinking, what's going to happen if there was a wealth tax,
but a lot of people who produced the show disagree with you on
that?
That's because they've been brainwashed. Silly, brainwashed,
silly.
That's what it is. Yeah, it makes total sense. Brainwash,
now want to Well, here's the let me get to base argument here.
The idea of having no income tax is so you can accumulate wealth.
And then you when you get to a, if you can use some people just
can't do it, they never will. But if you can accumulate
wealth, then you get taxed on that the tax comes in
eventually. And it's pretty much what you'd be paying anyway, in
most cases, but you get to accumulate wealth, you can't do
that. And the current system, the current system, is to
protect wealth, protect wealth, and tax people from get so they
can't get wealthy. It's the key people down and the super rich,
they don't pay taxes anyway. Because it's it's all you know,
they go through the backdoor as they sell stock. It's a you
know, they pay other kinds of marginal taxes doesn't mean
anything. But the idea is to keep you down. That's what
income tax is all about. And anyone who says that, no, that's
fine. I like it's better. Let's just tack let's make the income
tax higher and keep people from ever getting anywhere. That's
the how is that any good?
It's not and I would say that the way it works here in Texas,
where we have no state income tax, in Austin in particular, is
it to me, it's just flabbergasting, where people are
being pushed out of their homes because of the the property tax
which is very high, reasonably high, and it's supposed to
compensate, although we did just lower sales tax to 5.1%. So
that's new.
People are being pushed out of their homes. Yes, yes,
California more than they are in Texas, where we have a high
income but what's happening that
people are getting pushed out of the state of California come
here, because it's cheap here and then they push our poor out.
Well,
there's that's different Austin
in particular, so racially divided you say the i 35. And
now you have to go a mile east because it's all douchebag
beards and vapes and then cute little apartments, and that's
where the poverty starts and being pushed all the way out
will be eliminated if you eliminate
a wealth tax right.
Just talking about Austin, I've got a story about Austin,
Indiana was covered on the news our Austin Indiana apparently
has an AIDS epidemic in Austin, everybody in this little town of
Austin in Indiana. In Indiana. Everybody in this town are
strung out on drugs because there's no jobs again this is
going to be a real problem everywhere there's no jobs and
and then they found a reformulated they so they all
got strung out on OxyContin and I've my doctor in town has been
watching this whole thing he says that there's just pain
clinics and to get the oxygen they reformulate One of those
pain medicines that people get strung out on, which I've never
heard of before, but they mentioned in this piece, so it
can't so you can't get strung out on it by taking a lot of
pills. They've coded or they, they who knows. So you have to
crush them, grind them up and use a syringe.
But yeah, we've we've talked about these new products, new
patents that came out they're not I think it's actually not
even crushable. There's
why there's that too. But these are crushable in some way or you
have to dissolvable they have to be everything has to be
dissolvable otherwise just go right through you. So they've,
but they have to inject it now. They can't just take it orally,
but that gets you all set up for the next step.
That's that started off as his painkillers. people sharing
their prescriptions with each other, buying prescriptions,
that sort of thing. And then somewhere around 2010 2011 That
took a turn towards IV drug use.
The prescription painkiller called a Panna had been
reformulated an annex found they now needed to inject it to reach
a euphoric high
in the county. It wasn't surprising that HIV came in next
Cook says his pleas for resources and financial help
went unanswered until the number of HIV cases spiked.
Course, intravenous drug use everything goes up.
Yeah, and then we heroine's around the corner. Yeah, but
it's
so cheap. It's so affordable. We're flying the poppies in it's
everything's going swimmingly.
Yeah, works looks like works like a champ. System.
I've been following the danger across the border. Here we have.
Of course, we all know that ISIS is just ready to bomb Russia's
bomb bomb rushes exactly as we go. And Bumrah is an ultra high
what I want to stop. And just mentioned another one I was
thinking of during our report on Baltimore, which my dad used to
tell me all the time. And he would I think it was encouraging
the next generation of kids to do the stupid act. But when he
was a kid in the 20s, I don't know 30s. He, they if you are
eating it, this is a tell he tells me this more than once. If
you're eating an apple, and you finished it, you would hold up
the apple core and yell apple core. And then somebody in your
little group of hooligans would yell Baltimore. And it would be
applicable Baltimore, and then the guy with the apple core,
you'd have to race to say Baltimore, there's how many
people were there, the first guy who said it, then you got the
guy with the ball who said Bulldog, the guy with the Apple
car versus the Who's your friend is the third thing that said,
and then the guy who said Baltimore points out one of the
guys in the group and then you get the clobber him with the
apple core.
I while you were saying that I was looking this up. What is the
it's from Donald apple core, I think is the I
don't understand the genesis of this. And why is Baltimore
involved?
I think this comes from this is a Disney thing.
No, this was pre Disney. Okay, Disney used, it may be what they
used because it was a common place in society amongst kids to
do this. And they were throwing apple cores at each other. And I
suppose if you could just took one bite yelled Apple corn and
get the heck out of the full apple.
Well, we should upgrade. I think we should upgrade it. We can say
it's done. So common core.
We're at Baltimore, Baltimore.
I think that'll work. Anyway, so we have, we have all kinds of
frightening reports. This is from Arizona. Republicans
Representative Matt Salmon of Arizona, and he is on the very
popular radio program by Sean Hannity. The douche. You can
find him at Sean hannity.com. And, well, it's real. So the
federal
government knew about this tunnel, right? Almost 1000 feet.
That is what Chris Cabrera who actually worked for the Border
Patrol said in a shocking announcement before the Senate
Homeland Security Committee, that's what he said. He said
that they knew about it, and that they ordered to stay away
from it,
as the tunnel been thoroughly tested through it. And so the
transport of nuclear, biological or chemical weapons,
because that's what ISIS is going to transport through.
Right,
then we don't and we don't have a clue. I have they done any
investigation to determine whether or not foreign agents of
terrorism have used the total land of the United States. We
know that there are ISIS camps with miles. That's right. Within
eight miles. Do we know that any of them?
It's real, it's real. It's real. Can
we No, no, no, no, we know how, however, the former HSBC board
member overseeing the drug money laundering at HSBC, throwing
criminals like Martha Stewart in jail, a director James Comey of
the FBI was in El Paso and said, I don't think so. And I know
because there's been a lot of attention to this in the media
that has reached my eyes and ears in Washington. There's been
media reports about, you know, is there an ISIL camp across the
border here in El Paso? Nonsense? Not true. I frustrates
me a little bit that my folks have to run out such things
because we do run out every tip to make sure there isn't
something to it. There is nothing to it.
There is nothing to it. I'm very confused now.
Well, I don't understand how the right wing talk show host could
have it so wrong.
With the tunnel, then just eight miles away from the camp. It's
so It's so pathetic. just pathetic. Sean Hannity is
pathetic.
Oh, he's he's a horrible tub Thumper, like personal buddies
with the George Bush.
What does it tub summer? What do you do when you go up to
someone's bathtub and thump it?
Tub Thumper?
I'm not familiar with this the
term means that you pound the drum. Oh, it's the same things.
Pound the drum for that. Oh, George Bush's great pound pound
pound says it's a colloquialism. But tie like
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wanted to I spent a lot of time on this. This Boeing versus
Airbus thing.
Ah, yeah, major themes. And yes, there's
a lot going on. And I'm trying to put it all into perspective
first. And this will this will flow into several incidents
we've seen with aircraft. And so this long interview with this
pilot, who has some thoughts on it, which I've tried to do, I
tried to, I really have to tell you the story and play like one
little bit from him, because he's one of these guys that they
talk as, you know, 10 minutes later, like, okay, I get it, but
it's not really appropriate for people to listen to and
understand what the hell he's saying. We had a number of
problems. The first one, which I believe was immediately covered
up with a with a distraction is the Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
Having a potentially catastrophic, actually a
software bug in their generators, which is treated by
the technology press is very Oh, jiggle the handle, reboot the
plane. But it's, it's really quite serious. It's true. It's a
very serious issue. You know, everyone's laughing. Oh, that's
so funny. Now, we know that there is a glitch, there is an
ongoing feud. We've identified many times between Airbus
industries and Boeing. And this is not really just about planes.
It's about all kinds of planes, and who has the best crap to
sell to the military industrial complex. That's really what it's
about. And so having a Dreamliners have already had
several issues with their batteries have now a directive
that actually grounded the fleet for a minute there.
Oh, the plane was late to production. It was out sourced
all over the place. It was a disaster. They lost the cost of
a when we ran away. Oh, it was a debacle.
Not only that, but it's made of plastic, which is not my
favorite. I'm I'm a
lack of plastic plate. It's what glued together.
And yes, I know it's carbon fiber, please. You know, the
Tesla,
the Tesla car is glued together.
And I want to talk about that, too. But anyway, so this very
quickly, we have this, this big problem with a Dreamliners
pretty much pushed down to the bottom of the stack of the new
cycle with this news about Germany, the BND, the German spy
apparatus, working on behalf of the Americans ie Boeing, and
spying on Airbus, which is something we've said from day
one about the whole Snowden stuff. It's all about industrial
espionage. And we're apparently we're recruiting the Germans
into it which is very funny considering angle America when
well you're you're spying on me America, how can you do this?
But they it's so obvious to me that the news media is just
using this as a distraction and play kind of playing it off.
Just so we can you know, have more I don't know jokes about it
or whatever. But do not focus on the problem over here with the
the actual broken plastic plane from Boeing. Let's bring in the
biggest clown we have about this spying. And CNN gave the scoop
with the CEO of Airbus Airbus industries, to Richard Quest
meeting, meaning they don't give a shit about this news glitch.
Richard Quest is a clown and he's funny when he has he knows
so little about aviation. And here he is. With his little
intro. As he gets ready to talk to the CEO of Airbus industries
Airbus has launched a criminal complaint, following complaints
that the United States has been spying on the company with the
help of the German government. As a major aerospace and defense
company. Airbus has said it's not surprised. It may be the
target of espionage efforts. All right.
Now before we get to his interview, or the piece of his
interview with Airbus industries press CEO. He is France 24 with
a report on what they believe has happened
but this Thursday, Germany was the one accused of spying and
lying to its allies. This German daily reported that the BND
foreign intelligence agency had spied on the French Foreign
Ministry and on the French presidential palace, not for its
own interests, but on behalf of the American NSA. Earlier this
week, Germany was already accused of spying on European
companies also for the US. According to build newspaper
Angela Merkel's office had been aware of the Economic Espionage
since 2008, but did nothing to stop her denounce it. European
Commission Chief John Claude Juncker urged German authorities
to investigate his own institution was one of those
that the German spies had been snooping on. This is
it's a toy
About your spaghetti is fantastic. Here we go.
Fantastic.
And the irony, of course is Yunker is also the name of a
famous German aircraft,
German aircraft from World War Two. And also the the spying
would have occurred under the leadership of Schauble. Which
makes it even crazier. The show bull guy, I mean, he's, he was
he was running, I think, was he in charge of, or the BND Secret
Service fell under him during these years when, I guess he was
Federal Minister of the Interior. And this guy, I mean,
he's, he's in Gazprom, you know, he's everywhere. This is a
campaign this man. And now listen to the CEO of Airbus, who
I believe is just playing along with the game. At least that's
how it sounds. And he's he's allowing himself to be
interviewed by the serious journalist Richard Quest
reminder. Washington Square Park arrested 330 In the morning, a
rope around his neck attached to his testicles, a dildo in his
boot and meth in his pocket. That's a Richard Quest we all
have come to love. I mean, we
know almost a week of media reports. And there's always been
one company that has been mentioned in all this, and that
is us. We have heard nothing from the German government so
far. So I've had plenty of questions also from, from
partners, from customers from our own managers. And let me put
it that way, it appears to be a reasonable suspicion of legend,
industrial espionage. And this is why we filed an application
for investigation with a German prosecutor. We are asking for
the normal thing for clarification and for
investigation.
I mean, the rumor is it's the is the Germans spying on behalf of
the Americans. Is that your understanding?
I don't want to speculate about that. It's a very specific
story, obviously, but nobody knows right now. What, what the
truth is, so we'll be very cautious. But we thought, you
know, after all these reporting, and or clarification, when it's
time to file that application for investigation, and then over
to find out what what happened really?
And last question on this two time when you had to do this,
and obviously the decision to do this went all the way up to
yourself. And were you angry? Were you frustrated? Were you
annoyed? What Why are you that this had come up and you had to
do it?
I'd say
that is an interesting way of him putting it do what exactly
to complain or you who told him why don't have to play that part
again. To me, that sounds a little angry when you want to
play back just a little more. And remember the guys this is a
powerful CEO, and he's talking to Richard Quest. Come on. How
about Cooper are brought
all the way up to yourself? And well, you angry? Were you
frustrated? Were you annoyed? What were you that this had come
up and you had to do it? Had to do it?
I think it's this is we're all playing together on this one.
I'd say a little bit of all of it, Richard.
I mean, why is he laughing? What is so funny? Oh, no,
had no read reports. In Germany in Europe, elsewhere for almost
a week. And always one name came up the name of Airbus or the
former name of EDs and hence, it's time to find out what's
going on. If there's so much smoke, I guess there must be
some fire somewhere.
Okay, just because there's smoke, he's going he's filing
for whatever. I believe it to be a distraction from from a number
of things. And I'm not sure exactly how it all fits
together. But to have these two companies out there in the news
at the same time is interesting. Now along with this, I wanted to
run this down. This is the explanation of the German wings
95,095 25 crash in the Swiss and in the French Alps. So there's
an hour and I got an hour and 15 minute long interview by some
German guys. They interview this retired US Air Force captain
field McConnell, and he is over in Europe and what he is the
only thing he's really interested in is clearing the
name of this pilot of the first officer Andreas Lubitz. So that
is his his motivation his mission he feels that this young
pilot low our pilot has been vilified has been blamed for
something that this guy believes he didn't do and that he could
not do. And when I says
motivation,
whose motivation the guy trying
to clear the pilots name just to
clear the pilots name he says a fellow pilots just for that
register. That's what he says in the interview. Yeah. Topic okay.
He says this is bullshit. This is I don't you know, this guy
didn't do it and it's not okay. And the Yeah, he defends pines
spine. Okay. So he and and I encourage you to watch this.
It's long, long winded but he does eventually come out with
all these points. And this is as reported by the officials, the
first officer Andreas Lubitz, set the autopilot to descend to
90 feet, I think we all agree on that. Then we have the ADSB ATSB
ATS d dash b data this is the data that we looked at that is
received free to air people, hackers, all hackers. I can't
believe I said that people all over the world are getting these
little SD software defined radio, USB plugins for like 20
bucks and then you can receive this and you can translate this
data and we talked about that a day or two after the incident.
So the data says which is also agreed to by the officials that
the aircraft increased to a speed of 400 knots with a
between three and 4000 feet per minute descent. This is what is
interesting. When you change your your flight director, which
is really the autopilot and you say I want to go to 90 feet,
what happens then is the aircraft says okay, you want to
go I'm going to see what are the parameters of the aircraft, what
can I do, I'm probably going to start descent and the the speed
is going to be retarded it's going to be pulled back. So
you're probably going to be doing about 230 to 250 knots at
this type of descent rate. However the reports are saying
that he the copilot accelerated the aircraft to 400 knots couple
things that's problematic with this one is they did not report
on how he did that so if he if he literally did if he if he
changed the speed in the flight director which the air he would
be overriding the aircraft's common sense and going into a
parameters that it would all have to have to be the several
button clicks and changes none of that was mentioned so we're
going to have to assume he did not do it. But what they report
is that he then accelerated and push this aircraft to this 400
knots speed once you're below 10,000 feet where you're never
allowed to fly over 250 knots it is I will say impossible for any
pilot to keep that aircraft certainly a low hour pilot he
had I think five or 600 hours on type there's no way he could
have controlled the aircraft with the with the glide path had
had at that speed you can't hand fly that the the autopilot was
not programmed to do it. Okay. But still this thing flew
interviewer said okay, yes, in a perfect direct line down towards
what eventually would have been very near to or into a power
plant. And it was not hand flown, because it's just
impossible for any pilot to fly that straight have a path down
at that speed. The only reason the only way that can happen is
if it if the computer what if the plane was being controlled
by a computer which is very normal for autopilot. And this
guy brings in a device that was installed onto a tonsa Baka
aircraft. That is a real device and exists for both Boeing and
Airbus aircraft
that in 1996, Lufthansa bought some brand new 747 for hundreds.
And when the airplanes were delivered to Germany, the German
technics crawled into the E and E compartment electronic
equipment. And they found some components. They had an order.
And they made an issue of this with Boeing. They said, We found
this component. And we don't know what it is, but we did not
order it. Can you tell us what it is? Have you heard this
before? No. All you can up to don't trust me. If you Google
1996 Lufthansa, Boeing uninterruptible autopilot, okay.
The German technician said, we didn't order this. What is it?
And I'm making this simple or paraphrase and just so people
can communicate most efficiently. But Boeing would
have said, well, that's an uninterruptible autopilot and
it's a safety feature to which the Germans would say how is it
a safety feature? And they would have said, if someone tries to
hijack your aircraft, this Boeing uninterruptible autopilot
can take control of the aircraft and guide it to a safe landing
and in You have 108 air bases around the world. So that's
remote control. It is remote control, but it's unbeneficial
remote control because it's for the favor corruptible on his
uninterruptible No, no captain could take control over during
the pilot, no human and no hijacker.
No way. So the uninterruptible auto pilot is apparently a real
device and and certainly has existed, there's, there's still
patents and plenty of information about them being
around, there's really a lot of information about this. And that
would be a a reasonable explanation for the trajectory
and the speed and the the true and straight flight nature of
this crash, that it was done by a remote control through this
uninterruptible. Autopilot. Furthermore, this would explain
why the crash the crash site doesn't feel right. And this is
I don't have any proof of this. But the way it is explained in
this very long interview is the aircraft was on a descent on a
glide path towards the power station, three mirages were
called out and they wound up shooting the plane down. And
that of course, we heard about the Mirages early on, and then
that all went away. We didn't hear anything about that. And he
has another explanation how pilots are incapacitated through
an air injection system, which can also be manipulated. And no,
it sounds kooky. But I do agree with the evidence presented,
that there's no way the claims that are made fit. So if they're
going to say this guy hand fluid or heat, he manipulated the
aircraft manually well to that speed to that altitude, that
there's just that the data doesn't show that he did that.
And the traditional in the pre programmed flight director, auto
pilot would not accept the 400 knots speed below 10,000 feet
and would retard automatically. So if this guy was out or breed
not breathing or unconscious, this was done by a computer. The
question is, who controlled it? Ah,
and then, well, they bring in this new piece of information,
which also says Boeing invented this
device and Honeywell and Boeing now.
What your advice was, what was the year 9096? He
said, It sucks. Yeah,
it makes you wonder what was going on with the hijackers
during 911?
Well, this time that you get into project Able Danger, and
you get into a whole bunch of
a lot of conspiracy of folks that have discussed remote
control. Yeah, regarding these planes, at this
guy by those longtime Airbus pilots, so he doesn't know a lot
about it. As long as as well as retired military.
Well, we need an expert, we need further details. And I mean,
obviously, if you're gonna put something like this device in a
plane as an anti hijacking measure, you would not broadcast
its existence. And right now, I think that it'll be out of the
kettleby out of the bag, you have to come up with some other
scheme.
And what what this what this guy says it's Captain field,
McConnell, he says there's a pattern and this being repeated,
and he says you can you can see how it goes. And he says it's
the same for MH 17. No, it makes 370 Whatever the one that's
disappeared, we still haven't found remember the uninterrupted
auto under uninterruptible. Autopilot is pre programmed, it
can be remotely controlled, but it is pre programmed to fly to
any of I think 110 bases around the world, automatically inland.
And all of this is totally possible, feasible and being
done today. Just not just not necessarily do we know if it's
if it's being taken over by remote control. And if that is
true,
go as a bank is of a great novel. Yeah, that's a good one.
That encouraged you to watch the guy but as I said, it took me
hours just figure out what he was talking about. And then when
I went back and looked at all the official information that
has been given to us which really includes nothing, we have
a cockpit voice recorder which is real but we've never heard
anything of it only a few people have heard when we have some
video that magically an SD card a little memory card was found
among these records yet, we can't find the memory card which
is not really a memory card that popped out of the flight data
recorder so we don't have that. There's too many messy
parameters here and the Mirages you know, what, what were they
doing?
Well, the question remains, why was this plane brought down who
was in there that we that needed to be
so the part I don't like about this is the so called trajectory
that it would hit a power plant or done off was nuclear power.
France France has a lot of them in there in the Alps, they have
a big array of nuclear power plants. A generation. That to
me, it's like, maybe, but maybe it's just a hey, we can't get
it. We can't kill this guy. What flight? Is he on? I will take
care of him. But I don't know. I don't know.
But yes, that's okay. We can keep looking into it.
And but it does lead into a lot of questions. Specifically, you
can look at that the operation Able Danger, which is based on
the premise that the 911 hijack planes were remote controlled.
But I just want to stick with with this for a moment and see,
we have lots of aviators in our in our audience. Let's see if we
got any grease monkeys who want to talk about stuff, little
boxes that maybe we did
get a lot of this stuff so far, like, you know, they they
weren't the warning signals were never heard, supposedly, when
they inside that guy's banging on the door and right. There's a
lot of we've never did it as one special show. But I think we
cumulated quite a bit of information. And if you combine
it with the other one of the shoot down outside of Ukraine,
yes. You just have it. And then you've got your third one, which
is that missing plane that disappeared off the face of the
earth? It's getting pretty interesting. Keep an eye on it.
Yeah, I'm flying southwest.
They got Boeing's
as the demo worried about the just not they're not going to be
targets of it. Why would they be targeted? Well, they could be
it but it's much bigger. It's Airbus and Boeing and there's
some big shenanigans going on that we're only ancillary. We're
just on the sidelines of understanding what's going on
there.
Yeah, well, at least we're poking around as long as you
don't talk too much. Alright, so I did this is kind of bothersome
to me. Because it used to be a big deal it World's Fairs.
Throughout history, it was like, you'd want to go to one because
I've been to a three in my life.
And I've been to none.
Oh, I was in the one in Spokane, Washington. I was in the one in
Seattle, Washington with the Space Needle was and I went to
the to Han one in in Korea, where they had it I have a great
photo of one of the it's as it says they have all these
different lines you have to go to get in and one of them says
handicapped and foreigners.
And what's the difference?
We all pointed at it and laughed. Well, now there's
another and then there's one in Singapore or Shanghai. It was
like a year ago or a year and a half ago. And I wanted to go to
that one. But it wasn't, you know, just I couldn't manage it
maybe and nobody cares about these things at night. And
there's one going I just opened and I play the clip what global
fair in Italy.
serious clashes between protesters and police have
overshadowed the opening of the Milan Expo now coming after the
2010 Expo in Shanghai, the global culture and technology
fairs expecting millions of visitors over the next six
months. Criticism has dogged the build up to the Milan Expo but
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi was bullish as he opened
it on Thursday. He's hoping it'll help dispel years of
economic decline in his country.
And okay, of course, skeptic
said it wouldn't be ready in time. But Italian Prime Minister
Matteo Renzi came to declare Expo 2015 open and hailed the
global trade fair to retire Benvenuti he Okay,
well, so I was stunned by this thing taking place is like at
pavilions, every country's got some representation one way or
another because they call it a trade fair when it's really a
world Yeah,
when this fits perfectly into the whole TPP thing that's going
on right now to call it a trade fair.
Maybe that's not a bad idea. That's a good thought. But then
you play what global fair to and then we wrap and I don't know
really what more to say except this is like information that
was like what I didn't know this,
just go to our website, DW dot d slash refugees. And that's where
you can find many more in depth reports as well as a host of
statistics and also the personal stories just like that one, a
host of statistics
apparently didn't cut that out
of people seeking refuge here in Europe.
At pavilions await visitors to the Milan Expo, many of them
hope to inspire debate. Is it possible to feed the planet
sustainably, protect the environment and meet the world's
growing energy needs? But not everyone in Milan thinks hosting
the expensive mega event is a good idea. In the center of the
city peaceful protests against the Expo descended into
scuffles. Police used water cannon to disperse the crowd
about demonstrators talk to their message. They say the
event is simply a front for corporate interests.
Of course it is this the
team kind of what would be the problem with these things at
least from what I've heard the least I haven't been to him so I
don't know I think the last one in the United States was in
Nashville or someplace. And long since the band and the grounds
were abandoned. It's I can't remember exactly. But in the
olden days back in the 1800s, when they had all the when the
seams were a big event people would try to go to them they
always had an amusement park attached to him uniquely
interesting. And they won and Korea definitely had a fantastic
amusement park with all kinds of really great well, steel
coasters and they had a lecture from this guy who came over to
he did a virtual reality ride where you sat in the phony thing
and then you they showed movies around you jerked around and
went up and down and and saw made you think you were going
lame? No you ever been in one of these things are not lame at
all. You're absolutely fascinating because you do
illusion that you're actually going on a you know you're in a
jet or you're going down a roller coaster or something like
that is very
of course in the discrete I get it Yeah.
And then they're not laying it on and this one was in 3d and it
was it was actually frightening and the guy said he had an extra
two extra axes that were useful to him and they did some that
he's like nine of these things can go up it can go down I can
lean forward it can go to the side it could tilt and go
forward and backwards which is once you get your initial
bit like a flight simulator
yeah like a real like the like the like the real flight
simulators that are the Whoppers you know the big ones to win at
NASA's got one that's huge and it's got all kinds of does all
kinds of stuff make us sick? Anyway I just I don't know why
we're so we don't know this is we just been completely cut out
of the picture when it comes to these things are kind of
exciting. But the American public they don't give a crap
about it. And I guess the news media doesn't handle Oh,
Bruce Jenner is a woman who has time for all that. Please.
Just bothers me. Because I've been to like I said three four
of them three of them. Yeah. And it's just
great. We should go to this we should go to Milan should go to
the
I'd love to go to Milan. I've never been to Milan. It's nice
to have any listeners in Milan let us know.
Willow lives in Florence and she has infrastructure there she can
help us. Maybe a quick wrap up of a few things. The A 10 The
Warthog has another year of life. They've just extended it
just punted that one kick the can down the road, but the A 10
warthog will remain in service for another year. This is good
infantry men everywhere and women are extremely happy with
this news. That means they'll they have more chance of staying
alive versus the implementation of the Barbie jet. And then we
have Boko Haram has released 200 of the girls but we haven't seen
the release or anything. So just throwing numbers out there. I
get a number a good number because there were 300 girls I
think are 420 that will be an even better number. So they're
not released that is all good going swimmingly and the Ebola
thing. Yeah, Ebola, it's a little complicated, because it
kind of died off and we do have the permanent force there. Now
we've got all of our military in place there in West Africa, but
we need to, I think scare the population there and do a little
more submission. Let's first play your favorite Ebola. Ebola.
Ebola.
We have this is who put this out. This is the CDC, the
official cdc.gov website possible possible sexual
transmission of Ebola virus in Liberia. Listen, listen. 30 days
after the most recent confirmed Ebola virus disease patient in
Liberia was isolated Ebola was laboratory confirmed in a woman
in Monrovia. The investigation identified only one epidemic
epidemiologic link to Ebola that is unprotected vaginal
intercourse with a survivor. Published reports reports from
previous outbreaks have demonstrated Ebola survivors can
continue to harbor virus in immunologically privileged sites
for a period of time after convalescence. That mean you got
boned Ebola virus has been isolated from semen as long as
82 days after symptom onset and viral RNA has been detected and
seamen up to 101 days after symptom onset, meaning you're a
loaded gun Powell one instance of possibles sexual transmission
of Ebola has been reported, although the accompanying
evidence was inconclusive. In addition to possible sexual
transmission of the Marburg virus, a fillip virus related to
Ebola was documented in 68 what they're saying now is that even
if you don't have Ebola, you can carry the virus in your in your
body and can be expelled through intercourse 101 days and women
can hold this in in their bodies for possibly 60 days. Which, but
it's really one of the most frightening things is okay, so
what do we do now? We can't have sex. How long have you have you
been around? Has it been more than 100 days? Either way, it's
going to affect the population of Liberia for sure. But it also
I think we could put some fear into people's hearts here. Oh,
yeah, that's the IDA you don't want to mess with that guy. Oh,
hi there. Just don't have sex with black. There you go. Right
on cue. Good work, everybody. I'm douchebags over there at
CDC.
Only good phones a landline. And the phone should be made out of
Bakelite. That's
right, everybody. Time for tech news here on the best podcast in
the universe. I have a couple of items you have anything for tech
news, John.
Let me see what I got here.
I will start with my item. I would like to report the bug in
the iPhone autocorrect system. If I type a sentence and and the
sentence is correct, but my finger slipped and there's an
errant s in the sentence which is clearly supposed to be an A
why doesn't the phone see this incorrect it corrects a lot of
things now let's go back on this I if I heard you know what you
said but I want to hear it again. If I type
up the iPhone, John is a nice guy. But the A my finger slips
over one notch and it's an S
what's an S
instead of the acid John is a John is SC guy instead of John
is a nice John
s Nice Guy Yes. John is so nice
and this happens a lot because fingers are and it doesn't
correct it you know a know it correct all kinds of other it
goes back
word I'm actually putting I've done it once I've done it kind
of a small cut version of a column vision about this because
there will be because it's happens all the time. There's
situations you can see and he's out way to me this is not the
right this is the wrong word. And the grammar checker on word
won't see it it just as fine. In fact, you could write out I've
done this I'm gonna have it in front of me but I've done it
I've written the ludicrous nonsense and it's up looks good.
So this is I'm okay with a lot of those a lot of things not
many
of these products are now in the cloud. I mean, office 360 It
should be grinding away in the big machines looking at data and
big data
should be helping. should be doing it. Yeah. The iPhone iOS
eight I guess it has beside the typical spelling correction. It
has a different like blue underline and you tap on the
word and it will suggest grammatical changes. But it also
does this on the fly except for this one thing and it's irksome
To me that's my start of tech news what you got I got nothing
I got no tech news. Well then I just want to say one other thing
for everybody who was out there posting the video and talking
about it the Tesla Powerwall is a joke and everyone's buying
into this and losing their crap I
love Teddy love Go musk.
He's so awesome a battery on the roof.
But go do the number yes, it is a cheap battery compared to lead
acid or anything else on the market. You know $10,000 versus
three, three and a half $1,000 Although really if you want a
power and medium sized home you're going to be putting three
of these together. There's an o a d d a converter, the numbers
don't work out. Very expensive and if to charge this type of
battery 10 kilowatt hour or the seven kilowatt hour you need 500
square feet of solar panels.
Can I make a prediction? Yeah, please. This will end in
disaster.
It will and I think I know what's going on buyers. Oh well.
It's bad or
they're not. Batteries are not safe. The fact the batteries
that you have lithium ion batteries a lot of people don't
realize this but by law they can only be made in double A size.
So when you see a big lithium ion battery pack if you if you
busted it open inside,
it's fine. Just hang We flames inside.
But you could get that would probably happen. But inside
you'd find double A batteries, a whole bunch of double A's. Well,
they packaged them now. So they're not like it's not like a
battery you can actually use but they're all the same size of a
double A they're usually black. And they're kind of encased in a
way that you don't know that there's Doubleday but there are
double A's. I think I think it totally illegal to bring most of
that stuff on an airplane. Correct.
You certainly have to declare it has to be certain dimensions.
And this is what was catching fire in the 787 Dreamliner. I
think what is happening here is that Elon Musk is realizing that
his battery play being the battery company of the future,
he doesn't have enough customers with cars to sell all this stuff
that he's creating. So he has to find some alternative markets to
make at least the numbers look good. I'm
sure there's some government bodies Yes, absolutely.
Absolutely. I'm government he's really good at that. That's his
real genius. I was slightly I want to show just to keep people
from sending me notes because I know there's some, some double A
or there's some lithium ion that is not in the form of double HUC
smaller, right? Not everything is double A but it has that's
the biggest you can make them
I just want to say that people certainly in technology, it's
you can you can do these numbers. It's not that hard to
figure out that this is not a saving grace. This is not you
can't take your home off the grid with this, you know, what
are you going to power it with? The only thing that you can kind
of say would make a little sense but even those numbers don't
don't work out as if you can charge the battery during off
peak hour at night or during the day when everyone's working and
then use that use the power you stored in the battery when
prices are higher but still you know we're looking at eight
times the cost
it's not 100% conversion
No it's 92% efficient. If that's what you have. That's that's
that is the that is the statistic of the battery 92%
efficiency
so you had to your electricity had to be at least 10% over the
normal nighttime it's not
you wind up paying four to eight times as much with his battery
but okay, I guess you you save the world of something unless
you can power them by the sun but get you the amount of panels
you need is just worked out
fine for the small number of people in the world who live out
in the middle of nowhere off the grid
I would just I would appreciate it if the so called technology
programs and writers and even the New York Times I mean you
guys are pathetic pathetic
oh we are saving the world. I love it I'm glad it's
masturbation month you're pathetic
it's not all that great
well, he's making a mega factory which has got to be some other
interesting government angle to that that factory would well put
in my prediction to is gonna burn to the ground
my phone I hope so. burned to the ground everybody
I got my one last clip.
Well why don't I do last story then you do the clip we'll go
out with a clip okay. I don't have a clip. We have discussed
in great detail. Brian are gay Crusader has created a white
paper I should probably put another link in the show notes
to it. So you can see this about the the farce of Russia and of
course Putin being homophobic trying to just kill gays get rid
of gays hate to dogs too. And as we dissected the actual language
of the legislation. The conclusion was this was If
anything, this legislation is meant to soak Hollywood because
they have gay themes in in popular culture, media and
television, etc. And films. And these would just be penalties
that would be thrown at Hollywood. That was pretty much
our conclusion if I recall correctly. Yeah. So here we go.
Two days ago Russian politicians labeled YouTube's album as gay
propaganda but this is where it gets interesting. You recall
that the YouTube Songs of Innocence was pushed
automatically by Apple onto everyone's phone right so they
are going after Apple before pockets distributing gay
propaganda
nice by release.
How many millions of people in Russia was that you know,
because I got iPhones and iPads course of the game propaganda
has been forced through this is fantastic. Particularly
particularly with with Tom Cole. Allen's there, Pete cook at the
helm. And this is exactly what the legislation was created for.
Yeah, there's so companies, they they're not in the EU so they
can't just Google it and say you always $2 billion. I love it. I
thought that was my favorite moment. Favorite moment of the
day. Get that
report. All right. All right, rock us out, Johnny. Boy, I got
like, again, maybe a theme for today's show is confusion and
obfuscation and non sequiturs. So Bernie Sanders came out and I
don't know what he says. But he apparently announced himself for
presidency. WTF Bernie Sanders.
Back in this country, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is now
officially in the race for the Democratic presidential
nomination in 2016. The 73 year old Sanders pledged today to
fight for income equality, tax code overhaul and campaign
finance reform in spoke outside the US Capitol.
If you raise the issues that are on the hearts and minds of the
American people, if you try to put together a movement, which
says we have got to stand together as a people and say
that this capitalist, beautiful capital, our country belongs to
all of us and not the billionaire class. That's like
raising an issue. That is winning elections. That's where
the American people are.
What? I don't know what he said was he had no idea what Bernie
Sanders just said right there. Oh, man,
that's Bernie Sanders. Good luck. All right.
I declare this program at the end. And three hours, we didn't
hit our sweet spot of 333 30
trying to kill us. Yeah, the sweet spot is 245. I'm
in agreement right there. I'm in agreement. All righty. Are you
on the twit show today?
No, no, I'll be on next week. And I believe I'll be on with
Jolie O'Dell.
Well, now you're talking.
That'll be amusing. I like her. Oh, yeah.
Everyone's getting back on Jason Calacanis is being invited back
on and there's hope you might get. Yeah, probably not.
I think you can get more mileage out of not anything.
Seems that way. Everybody, thank you very much for checking us
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You're saying yeah, while you're saying no. Yeah, no. Yeah. No.
Yeah. Yeah, no, I don't know why you're saying. Yeah. I was
saying no. Yeah. No, no, yeah. Yeah, no, I don't know why
you're saying while saying no.
Yeah, no, yeah. No, yeah. No, yeah. No, I'm Joe Biden. And
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