You can look this up and oh no, yeah,
it's not the lesbians took over. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Thursday, July 2 2015. Time once again forget my nation media
assassination episode 735.
This is no agenda. Still looking
for my grandma's bike and broadcasting live from the
central storage of Russian gas and oil. Rotterdam, the
Netherlands in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley, not half as exciting.
I'm just
loving Buzzkill.
Man can be a little excited.
Not half as excited. Oh, okay. Well, I was excited. Here, this
center the Russian compound or whatever it is.
Yeah, this is Rotterdam in Rotterdam. The Netherlands is
where both not all but a large majority of Russian oil and gas
goes to be stored in underground and in tanks and deepwater
tankers. And, yeah, we love the Russians here. Except when they
kill our people. You know, I'm like, shoot down planes.
Yes, that's not acceptable behavior is
very unacceptable. So I'm here in Christina's autistic cave as
she calls it. Which is the sutra ran here in Rotterdam, half
underground. And I'm very happy. I'm half underground, because
we're going through a heatwave here. And of course, no one has
air conditioning. And yeah,
you're going through a heatwave in Port Angeles, Washington to
look at seven yesterday. Here. It was like 68.
We've had temperatures in the 90s and it very typical Dutch.
Just like when it's cold today. Oh, man, it's so cold and it
gets warmer. Oh, man so warms, like they're never they're never
happy. Always something to complain about. Not getting it.
But yeah, the farmer very happy. Never happy farmers are in
trouble. You know, grass is burning everywhere. They don't
know what to do about it all. Haha, but it's also just
uncomfortable. Even if even though I'm in the basement, it's
just warm. You know, there's just, there's no fan and people
aren't used to this not prepared. However, as usual on
these little trips abroad, I have done my diligence and
picked up a few things of the local flavor or what's going on
in the street? Yes,
this is what we're all interested in.
Yeah, let's start first with taxi. Eric. Now you remember
taxi? Eric, you've met him right?
Yeah, I almost got killed.
No, he didn't kill you.
I said almost.
What did he almost kill you? I didn't know. And now that didn't
happen to
destroy before. We're driving along. He's in his you know,
this car with his car. And he's a Mercedes. It's a nice car is
Mercedes and he's really somebody said to do something.
And his is some he's got a logbook was flipped down to the
floor. So he's reaching around to get it. And while there's
huge semi truck, stop dead on the highway. Yeah. And he's,
he's
bearing down on it. Nice.
He's had to go into a long skid. Oh, you never
told me that part? Yeah, it's great. Excellent. Well, you live
so no, go blank. Yes, of course. So he he picked me up at the
airport. And I haven't seen him since the last time I was here.
So we're catching up. And, again, I'm always pestering him
about it, you know, I don't know what you're charging me because
I can get a pretty good deal from Uber. And he hates it. He
really hates Uber. And we've talked about the cab situation
in the Netherlands before. We have guys who have their
official officially licensed, but they don't necessarily drive
with a taxi light on the on the roof. But they have their own
system. They have their own clients, and they had this
network built up with cell phones. And you had one guy's
number, if he wasn't available, would automatically forward to
the next guy who you'd probably know, but he wouldn't even
answer with you know, hey, this is Eric's phone. How can I help
use them? Yeah, that all system and, you know, delegating rides
between each other, and also all the buildings, so very good
system. And I said, you know, Eric, man, what difference does
it make, he just, you can just ride for Uber, there's just book
and ride. He says, Now the problem is to what we're afraid
of. And I think in this case, it's valid. And he says that
everyone's gonna start, you know, adding Uber to kind of
what they're doing and these guys are gonna have the market
and then it won't be 25% that we have to pay them. It'll be 35%.
And I think there's something to it,
as well, you do it, too. It's the American way. Yes. way to do
it, what he's thinking.
But yeah, it's much more it's much more evident in in a
smaller market than you know, like New York because there's
just so much little there. That's all so they have to
convince themselves not to go with this, you know, seemingly
nice option for extra work and to organize all their stuff. So
it's the French are putting up with it. No, but they did they
arrest those guys, Uber guys.
I don't know when he did something like that. I mean,
they had big protests and they're shut down the freeways
and you know, I'm surprised and burning tablet cars. Yeah,
this is all the Uber pop stuff, all the kind of the real ride
share and the you know, just people with it as long as you
got four wheels, you can be an Uber driver. And I still think
the strategy is to go with the completely licensed the full on
cab drivers and just provide this scheduling and billing
service to them. And you know, this pop is just a red herring.
It's meant to be fought over and then oh, well, we'll get rid of
it. And then meanwhile, people you know, they kind of slide in
with their, with the service that that I think enough people
will want, like the Uber X and Uber select or whatever it is.
Anyway,
big Uber users no more and I do Yeah, well, that's what I still
I'm in fashion. I still drive myself.
I drive myself from time to time. And wouldn't you know it?
The the main topics here are of course Greece and Tunisia, the
Tunisian terror attack. And Eric had he has a vacation book for I
think the second week of August in row dose until he's freaking
out that it's gonna be it's gonna suck and row doses in
Greece. Greece. Yeah. When the obvious Yeah. And he's really
worried about it. And you can feel this is a guy from the
street. He's, he's been so indoctrinated. And of course, I
haven't been around lately, that, you know, he's saying,
Damn Greeks, you know, they have the retire at 40. And they don't
work and the lazy asses like,
yeah, really, that's just me remind him that before all this
came down on the Greeks, they were the most productive. Yeah.
Well, you won't believe it isn't. That's not true.
It's a fact. Yeah,
I know. It's horrible. We'll talk about that in a minute. But
then the Tunisian terror thing. There was such a difference
between leaving the US, which was a whole crappy thing by
itself. My flight got canceled to Atlanta. So to fly through
Minneapolis. It was,
oh, yeah, I want to hear that. Let's go. That's good stuff. I'm
really, it is.
Okay. All right. Let me just finish Tunisian terror. Because
the majority were British tourists. A lot of Dutch go
there. But people from all over Western Europe go to Tunisia on
vacation. So this really hit home, you can really feel the
tenseness, which, of course, is always the goal of a strategy of
tension. And it's really working. And of course, it comes
right now, right on time for the British, you know, the new
terror laws and which should be rolled out any day now. It's
good. Yeah. It's a couple of new like 30 British tourists who
gives a crap as long as they can get the legislation push
through, I think it's a good deal. Okay, so I get ready to
go. I normally fly from Austin to Atlanta, from Atlanta to
Amsterdam. And as I walk up now, a couple of travel tips people
remember, regardless of your ticket type, and I had economy
comfort, so I get a little bit of extra legroom. Yes, this
is a good tip. I know what it is. I know it's coming. Just
walk right up to
the first class or the you know, the what is it the sky executive
thing of window, bypass all the sheep, just walk right up? Hey,
how you doing? And they don't care. They really don't care as
long as your viewer happy and uniting you treat them with no
little niceness. And I had Jamie and Fred first and Jamie. I love
that color of your hair. That's really fantastic. And then I and
so I said where are you going to go into Netherlands through
Atlanta and the lady next to me has been standing there arguing
with the other gay person to go I just I just got bumped from
that flight. And Jamie looks at me and he goes, Oh, the computer
and seems to have already booked you through Mr. Curry. You're
all good to go. It works work so well. Of course, I had to wait
two extra hours before I got to Minneapolis. And just before I
board,
but did you mention this special meal?
I'm not there yet. Oh, well, yeah. Okay. Yes. The reason of
course for the automatic booking the automatic fail fall rollover
to the system is because I ordered a veggie, I think it was
a gluten free meal on the way over and a vegetarian
on the way dies and I say that is because the way you're
telling this story makes it sound as though because you blew
through the fake class.
No, no, that comes down. It's a twofer. So you're right. The
reason I was already I was already booked through the
computer had done it automatically. Because I have a
special meal they that's the Do not kick you off and this lady
next to me. She had you know like a proper ticket, I guess or
she had miles or she had some silver or gold card. She looked
like one of those people and she had gotten bumped off she had
been she was at check in before me jumped off the flight bumped
off the flight bumped off the flight just don't you cannot go
off. Is there a difference? Really? You feel like you've
been bumped off? Right so This is why I was not bumped off. But
the light off the flight correct. But the extra benefit
is before it was time to board. Come to the podium, please. And
there was Jamie upgrading me to first class. At least on the you
got upgraded on the flight to Minneapolis. Yeah.
You're gonna get upgraded on the international
now. No, it was nice though. I have to say it was a brand the
captain came on is Oh, we got a brand new plane. Of course we've
tested it, but never with passengers. You're the first
ones. You just see people okay? No, no. It was a Airbus three,
three fours that are the 330334 It's gotta be 330. It was nice.
It's
30 engines had two engines.
Here's the 330 I think it was a nice, nice aircraft. And the new
interior was good, too. They always have those dumb things if
you go to the business of upgrading seats in the
entertainment system. And you know, you can move the armrests
up even the one on the aisle side, you could move up which is
very nice. And but then in the toilet in the laboratory, they
still have like a bottle of soap, they have to jack in
there. And it's held up by you know, chewing gum and strings.
How come they never do that part? Yeah.
Standard. Well, they had I know, in a lot of the older planes,
they had these little standardized containers, that
but they had to fill them. And so they've you know, there's
always this thing of why should we do that we just buy a bottle
with a with this plunger on it because the pliers fail anyway.
Right? Right at some point. So then they and they can't find
any vendors will make them all different sizes, because they're
not really making them specifically for the airlines.
Mm hmm. Yeah, it's a joke.
That is anyway, special meal saved me from getting bumped off
the flight. And a little bit of charm. Got me upgraded to first
class. And I and I discovered that this is a much I only
arrive 20 minutes later than I originally planned flight. And
of course, if you look, if you look at the way you're flying,
going up to Minneapolis makes more sense with the curvature of
the earth because that's the way that's a shorter way to fly.
Yeah. So I'm gonna go
down to Atlanta, and then it makes no sense. It's the long
way Yeah. Makes no sense to go up to Chicago or Minneapolis.
The only problem is they don't have KLM operated flights from
Minneapolis to Amsterdam. So I can't get my quasi Oh, I think I
remember that guy celebrity kind of vO treatment. Because there's
always the senior person is always
so who's 50 year old lady actually, who's flying at Delta
Delta operate. So it's Delta. It is actually a Delta flip. Yeah,
because their sky partners John. They stink.
And the flight attendants are just grouchy bitches.
Yeah. That was terrible. Why are they so grouchy Delta
internationalist as though they don't want to go to Paris? Yeah.
Stay at home Atlanta,
air in Minneapolis, Minneapolis.
We are bored me? I'd rather be here in Minneapolis.
Everybody's very concerned about the Euro over here. Good. Yeah,
they should be they should be. And let me bring you a little
report. This is from the BBC.
Here's the ballot as it's currently written. This is what
I think a lot of people don't understand is what is actually
going to be voted on in Greece in a referendum on Sunday. I've
heard just in talking to people like you and they voted to stay
in the euro zone. 10 No, no. Maybe you should like read
something. Dude.
You can see the question is incredibly long. It talks about
the European offer made last week but the choice is very
simple. Aki there for no. And net for Yes.
Difficult question. Why do the wasted too much energy
supporting one side or the other? He has put people in a
very difficult position.
Yes or no.
No to the austerity measures, we say yes to Europe, and no to the
austerity measures.
The Interior Ministry has been getting its stacks of electoral
paperwork ready. It'll dispatch them to the rest of the country.
The world's first democracy now holds as many votes as it can.
Only five months ago, the country voted in the general
election, which brought the cities of Party and its young
leader to power. On Sunday, Alexis tigress will make the
same walk to the same polling station at this school. Right
now. There are no signs. There are no posters. But the Prime
Minister probably still remembers the way to the ballot
box. To get the school ready for the vote. The opposition calls
for more time.
We cannot organize a referendum within one week because that
means that we cannot comply with all the prerequisites of the law
concerning referendums organization in Greece. Okay.
So that was a reasonable background right
say I have a background or forest. Okay, let's just run
Greece rundown This is Amy Goodman and she's got her
perspective me.
Yes, Grace has missed a $1.8 billion payment to the
International Monetary Fund as it stands on the brink of a
financial meltdown. to go blind coincided with the end of
Greece's international bailout, leaving it without an infusion
of the money it needs to meet its obligations. On Tuesday,
European creditors rejected a last minute proposal from Greek
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras for a new financial lifeline.
The head of the Euro group of finance ministers giran Joseph
bomb said
She's worse than you are. The guy's name is urine deisel bloom
now say I repeat after me you don't die so bloom
yo room guy so bloom
the head of the Euro group of finance ministers giran Joseph
bomb said
just go bomb Oh, I like that. What a dick. Your room die so
blooms Ed again, Johnny. You can do better than Amy Goodman.
Yeah, room guys will blues
for a new financial lifeline. The head of the Euro group of
finance ministers giran Joseph bongs said a new bailout program
could be negotiated but only if the Greek government backs down
from its rejection of austerity demands.
What can change is the political stance of the Greek government.
That has led to this unfortunate situation of what we could
consider but we will have another conference call tomorrow
is further talks on a new program. But given the current
political position that the Greek government is taking, it's
very difficult to have constructive talks.
The Financial Times is reporting the Prime Minister has made new
concessions in a bid to complete an agreement. Greece is set to
hold a referendum on Sunday, whether to accept an austerity
package of budget cuts and tax hikes in exchange for new loans.
On Tuesday 10s of 1000s of people rallied in Athens in
support of a yes vote one day after a similarly sized crowd
rallied against the austerity demands demands. With its Miss
payment Greece becomes the first developed nation to fall into
arrears with the IMF, and also for the largest ever amount.
Meanwhile, a secret pour from Greece has three main creditors
appears to support Greek government calls for a major
debt relief as part of any new agreement. According to The
Guardian documents from the troika of lenders acknowledged
Greece would still face an UNSUSTAINABLE level of debt by
2030, even if he agrees to do the group's austerity commands
very nice.
Jerome Jessel Blum is the job suggests a
couple of things have gone on. One is they didn't put an offer
on the table. And because they had this referendum scheduled,
Merkel herself was, well, we're not even going to consider this
because let's see what happens with the referendum. Yes,
it's created a rift between her and Holanda.
And I believe there's going to be a no vote, even though
there's some people predicting, yes, I will see how that's
possible.
And why do you think this? Why do you think it'll be a no vote?
Well, because the Greeks are getting screwed. That's why. And
they've been getting screwed. And like they said, in The
Guardian, this is not going to help anything they do, they have
to do some debt relief. I mean, they had to just bear down and
live with what happened. And at this point, this, they have said
that they said they the the EU itself with his own policies has
sent the country down the toilet, it's their
responsibility.
And something that is not well understood is that this money is
not going to well, from American perspective, foreign banks, or
even from an EU perspective, this debt has been taken over by
hedge funds long ago. And this is and it's of course, it's
going to be big American hedge, like what happened in Argentina.
Yeah. And yeah, did that. How did that ever get resolved other
than she killed the guy and said, it was suicide. And then
what's your name? Christina? She said, in doing do we, before you
move on, John, I think there's something wrong with Amy
Goodman, I think Well, I
think she has pronounced Dutch names.
Well, she can't even pronounce American names. I think that I
think she has a problem
that she can say billion and million. She says, Bill, your
bill. Well, she's
having a problem. Maybe it's a prompter problem. Listen to
this.
Announcing the change. Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson
said the detention of families will be short term in most
cases. She
said Johnson
was right. That's what his name
Is she listening to
the best podcast in the universe at Johnson Johnson Johnson.
I think she's a muse. If we have a listener,
I really doubted all the people in the world that would listen
to our show. I don't see her being on the list. There's
somebody says, hey, you know, using clips from your show. Oh,
really? Oh, I
like them. They He called me drew mouse. That's so nice of
them.
We also had the Greece ex ambassador on the BBC, who's of
interest in character. This guy, it looks like it looks like
every kind of yuppie Silicon Valley looking guy.
What's his name? What's his name? Howard. Dammit,
I can't remember his name. But he's just one of those guys. It
looks like Scott McNealy. He's got that same funny. Tim Draper.
They all have the same similar look, huh? This guy's one of
them. But he's kind of predicting a yes vote, but I I'm
not buying but he's got some comments on
it's a series I'm looking at. So it's not David Pierce. That will
be the new guy. I guess.
That's the guy before him. I think they just look such like
such as
Daniel. Daniel Bennett. Smith.
I don't know. I'd have to look at his picture. I don't remember
that. Okay. All right. Nevermind.
Listening to him. Yeah, another
round of negotiations, whether it's yes or no, this weekend.
Whatever happens, though, we do know that Greece's economic
output has shrunk by 25%, under these European imposed austerity
measures, but they just
Well, it's been a catastrophic economic impact on Greece over
the last five years, 26 25% economic downturn, and 25%
unemployment 50% youth unemployment. I think the Greeks
do have an argument to make to the rest of Europe, about the
wisdom of continued relentless austerity. But unfortunately,
the Syriza government, the government in charge in Greece
has been inept in dealing with its creditors. They've alienated
the Germans, including the German finance minister. They've
alienated the IMF. And frankly, they've alienated parts of the
American government, because what they've been doing with the
Russian Federation, and speaking up to oppose sanctions against
Russia over Ukraine, so they've not played a smart game. And
when you look around this week, there are very few governments,
if any, at all, in the European Union willing to speak up for
the Greek. So there is that argument that's substantive
intellectual argument that needs to be had to be had out in
Europe, but it's not being played because of the diplomatic
deficiencies of the Greek government.
I think I need to take a different position than you
John. I'm thinking that the fix is is in and there's going to be
a yes vote to the austerity measures. And the only reason is
these jabroni is including the the finance minister from Texas.
What's his name again? Yeah, vitalising Viral Farkas. Yeah,
borrow Farkas, who is be who he's prancing around like a hero
is oh, he's an egomaniac.
Um, this is reported but he is he's prancing through the crowd.
He reminds me a bit of Oh, almost like Lloyd Loomer you
know Him is not the guy's name doesn't Lou Webb and France that
guy right and and you have to look them up Louis can remember
Yeah, him for a little while there. He had some little thing
some app or something that was hot and he would walk around
like that tool. Yeah, I'm looking to mirror sooner. You've
heard a bit and it's kind of reminds me of him. Here's here's
that to that generous report. And then I'll finish my thought
the Greek Finance Minister has reiterated the Syriza
government's defiant stance ahead of Sunday's referendum on
the country's bailout terms Yanis Varoufakis back to his
Prime Minister's recommendation of a no vote, saying the
government may resign if the result goes the other way. He
told Australian radio that Syriza would cooperate with
whoever took over. Compounding nerves already jangling ahead of
Sunday's vote. Opinion polls contradict each other one gives
the yes campaign of four point lead. An earlier survey gave the
no camp a nine point lead while finding that support for the
government stance had fallen. This morning again. So long
queues of pensioners waiting to receive payouts from the limited
number of banks. For many Greek scenes like this symbolizes the
state of the country with the referendum widely seen as
determining whether Greece will stay in the Euro. Euro zone
finance ministers have ruled out further talks until after the
vote.
Here's how I would play it. Just because I don't see a person
waiting in the wings. Have you seen any guy who let's say it is
a yes vote then Syriza has vowed to resign and they would work
with whoever took over. Do you see any anyone who could pop in
and be the leader? I mean, I just haven't no one has been
positioning
us any names in the West obviously me as well. But I have
some hotshot there right now that we don't know about. Which
is like getting that news feed.
Here's how well true but I've been looking for a couple days
I've been watching. Nothing is being presented. Let's put it
that way. At least not done well. And I think it will be a
yes vote. Then whoever is going to come in and this fits with
this this jabroni I think that they will there will be
Something new some new party formed and he will be the leader
of it.
People like I understand what you're thinking, because
we have to sell off the assets and that that has to be done
that is not completed yet. We have to sell all the assets.
This is the kind of guy who could do it. And I think his ego
isn't enough of an egomaniac to want to be a part of this. And
maybe it's planned.
Yeah, I'm not buying any of this. No, it's gonna be a no
vote. They're gonna renegotiate they got to do something.
They're gonna have to do some loan forgiveness to get him to
do something. And they again, they have to put their foot down
the way the Argentinians did it. And because they're Otherwise
they're just going to be lazy, shoot themselves, if they if
they go with the EU's plans, they've already been screwed.
The productivity of the country has dropped by 25%. Everyone in
Europe hates them, you just confirmed that yourself is
creating nothing but animosity. They can't do anything about
that now. So this has not worked out. I would be pointing the
finger at the Europeans for screwing me that badly. It
wasn't even useful.
Maybe you're thinking somehow you believe that people in
Europe and Greece in particular, receive any kind of information
to the mainstream media that would give them this informed
opinion. I'm shocked.
Shocked. Shocked. I tell you,
I'm shocked. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
they are idiots. They're lazy. They're too lazy to read a
newspaper.
Talk at the cafe.
That's all they do. Bastards. A new terrorism laws here in the
Netherlands. There was a an interesting court case. There
was a the apparently the the surveillance services in the
Netherlands, we're just tapping into a very prominent law firm
who represents a lot of people being accused of aiding and
abetting terrorism. And they would just listen to all the
phone calls for years that that was discovered. And then the
higher court the higher court on which some court of import said
that you can't do that except under certain circumstances.
Like if we really know this a terrorist. Okay, fine. So it was
seen as kind of a win. But at the same time, they shepherded
in these other laws, which make it incredibly easy for the
authorities to divert data traffic to listen to any call
without the concept of a warrant doesn't really exist. There's no
Fourth Amendment here in the Netherlands. There's versions of
it but not really. requiring all telephony providers and ISP
providers to save all data all data for a minimum of three
years. They can intercept and read emails. I mean, it's crazy.
And this is, of course, not really discussed. Whatever,
establishment terrorists will be good and be good.
But yeah, just screwball story, similar. play this clip. This is
the this was strange to me. This is the FISA overrules clip.
FISA, okay. Now face as in the FISA court, the foreign
intelligence, the FISA court FISA court,
okay. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has
reauthorized the bulk collection of us phone records for another
180 days. The program lapsed with the expiration of the
Patriot Act last month, but Congress authorized a six month
transition period to move into a new system where telephone
companies hold the bulk records. A federal appeals court have
declared the bulk collection illegal but the FISA court
decision overrides that ruling. The American Civil Liberties
Union now says it'll seek a new injunction to block the FISA
Court's decisions. Yeah, Johnson Johnson Johnson.
We knew we knew about this. We knew
the FISA court and have have Yes, standing over the appeals
court. It's a secret court. It's like a kangaroo court. Yeah. So
we have a secret court now that can overrule and appeals courts.
It's a secret court
now. I think the way we read it when we looked at the USA
Freedom Act is that it's quite specifically stated there was a
six month transition period. But so they would have just
continued on for the next six months seamlessly have the
sunset not lapse, and it had been extended in the USA Freedom
Act. So because it was not extended. It had to be
reinitiated in order to fit within the six month window that
I think is the process.
Well, that could be and that doesn't surprise me. Personally,
heaven forbid you lose a couple of days where the data
Big Data baby. Now Meanwhile, back in the United States of
Gitmo Mirka, we have of course, we have July 4 weekend coming up
Independence Day. Day believe if we look back, the all the
warnings we receive. We've never had a huge attack on July 4
Since 911, which was not on July 4, but we haven't had anything
for sure. So here we have, I gotta click to.
I have Yeah, we're gonna have something bad's gonna happen.
Yes, we have Peter King, along with the new guy. Oh
you That's my punch line. You ruined it.
What your punch line was Peter King. Yeah, what was what was
the joke?
Too late now.
Well, I want to hear what I ruined so I can try not do that
in the future.
Well, you can't it's impossible. Well, Sega was there while I
step on your gigs. I'm sorry not possible for us to coordinate
this sort of thing. I didn't suddenly you found the same a
hole. Well,
maybe maybe it's different. Maybe it's different. You don't
know. It might be done well, but then it'll ruin my clip. If it's
the same clip. You play your clip. Here he is along with
McCall This is the new guy the new guy in the what is it the
terrorists anti terrorism committee or what a clip derive.
I believe this is from Fox.
We talked at the top about this terror alert from the Joint
Terrorism Task Force about possible attacks.
Right. That's it. That's Chris Wallace. So he's on his show
doing this. Oh, this is funny. This so my thing is still valid.
Go on good.
Over the July 4 holiday. How alarming is the end tell how
much chatter is there chatter.
Well, it is concerning. There is a great deal of chatter. Volume
if you will
chatter John what kind of chatter could this be? Chatter
chatter? No. I don't think so. Chatter No, no, no no chatter.
This is the kind of chatter guy Guy
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. Hey, Dad. Hey.
Hey, that's the best part.
Why does it have another one? Oh
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He's a Martian
apparently. Four. Okay, you know what? I got?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
We have the best producer, the best producers in the business.
best in the business. I tell you.
All right on. More from that from now, though. Oh, yeah.
Onward with these douche Knuckles
is the end tell how much chatter is there?
It is concerning a great deal of chatter volume if you will join
intelligence bolt volta was issued to state locals. I think
the concern is, quite frankly, Chris, a confluence of all these
events of you know, the ISIS spokesman calling for jihad.
During Ramadan, which is happening right now. You have
the one year anniversary of the caliphate or Islamic. We have
the Fourth of July coming up, which is obviously one of these
holidays, we celebrate that they like to target this sort of
thing.
They've never targeted this sort of target to target it. Yeah,
they like it, but they don't actually do
it in these anniversaries. And so, anniversaries given the
confluence of events were being done on the cautious side here
to warn the public to remain vigilant to enjoy the Fourth of
July parades. But the remain vigilant during these remain
vigilant citizens celebration,
there was great concern, I would say there's probably more
concern now than any time since September 11. And as you said,
there are these lone wolf attacks but ISIS, they have a
multi level sense of operation. It's not just a lone wolf on
a multi level sense of operation of multi level sense sense of
operation.
Operation even mean,
well, let's listen to it again. Maybe we'll figure it out from
Mr. No, he won't do it. No problem.
But ISIS, really they've a multi level sense of operation.
Essentially. That's
what we do on this podcast.
We got a sense of operations, operate and
ask the lone wolves also the camera some coordination among
so called lone wolves that are out there so called why there is
sort of Jay Johnson with a great regard for security sake,
Homeland Security's Jia Jia Secretary put out the statement
talking about the Fourth of July. Generally they don't put
those statements out their phone in advance. There's reason for
concern so it's about the lone wolf as also the potential
coordinated
Johnson Johnson Johnson Stephanopoulos?
No, oh, no, no.
Oh, is that the same shot was the same show was just he Well,
on another show. Asshole has to show up again. Let's start with
them. Megyn Kelly fear porn one. Cave Your Business Show Open
strong. Watch this the opening here we go.
Breaking tonight a growing number of warnings from top
security officials about the threat of a terror attack in
America over the Fourth of July holiday. Good evening and
welcome to The Kelly File everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. The
Department of Homeland Security. She
is so hot. Sorry. Geez. I've looked at a couple of clips of
hers. But, man, damn, just say it.
She's a good looking woman and
welcome to The Kelly File everyone. I'm Megan Kelly. The
Department of Homeland Security is now calling on law
enforcement officials around the country to step up security
measures ahead of this week's Independence Day celebrations.
In New York, where some 3 million spectators are expected
to converge for the Macy's firework show. The NYPD says it
is not taking any chances, loading sanitation trucks with
sand to act as protective barriers in case of an
explosion. Welding shut manhole covers around parts of the city
and strategically placing snipers and spotters in the
areas near crowds. officials fear a recent call to arms by
the Islamic state terror group may inspire a lone wolf attack.
You know, they've won, if just one wouldn't fill it up dump
trucks with
boxes one. Yeah, they're the terrorists.
Yes, this is pure terrorism.
So I'm listening away. And this was the here's how the joke
would have gone. And then I said that they actually had more
people talk and this was just I had to cut out. I said, and who
do you add them? Who do you think they bring on now? What
douchebag? Congressman, would they would Megan bring on to
talk about this first instance? And you would guess I don't
know. Peter King. Okay. Then which clip? Would I play dear
porn to? No, it's not.
Joining me now in New York Congressman Peter King, who is a
member of the House Homeland Security Committee. Thank you
very much for being here tonight. Congressman. So is this
compare the threat that we're seeing right now?
Oh, is in studio with Megan? No, he's
not. Oh, it sounds like it's in studio
to the timeframe since 911.
Megan, I have to say, I've never seen this level of concern at
any time. I know, in the 10th anniversary of 911, we had some
concerns. And there's always been, you know, something coming
up and nothing to this extent, and nothing. And this gives back
as far as I know, at least three weeks that concern was that it's
been building. And all the indicators are that ISIS does
want to carry out an attack. We know they've had operatives
here, working in the country. There's been five arrests in New
York in the last week to 10 days, nine arrests countrywide.
I don't know of any other time, where you've had five
individuals arrested in one city in such a brief period of time
at a time when all the indicators were getting is that
ISIS wants to carry out this attack. And they are intent on
doing it. So this is a real deal. And anyone who is
real the real deal, man,
the real deal. They want to carry out this attack do they
want to carry it now? It seems to me you phrase it they want to
carry out an attack they want to carry out an attack now he's
talking about this attack? What if this if there's this attack,
then what is the attack? He must know what it is if to say that
do use those those words this attack listen to that again.
Excellent catch. ISIS wants to carry out this attack. Ron. Oh,
do you think that they'll finally do one? No.
Well, now he's just being led into somebody. Somebody
somewhere gave him some information to get him all
jacked up, because he's, they know he's stupid. And so he goes
out and he goes on every show. He can like you say he had you
had him on a different show. Yeah. And there he is all glum.
Never smile. She even says something funny at the end. She
goes on about and then she bitched about this being a bunch
of fear porn, but I don't think I could have left that on but
the guy never cracks a smile. He's, he's dour. He's a jerk and
he's stupid. We need to kill them. We need to kill them.
ISIS wants to carry out this attack. And they intent on doing
it. So this is the real deal. And anyone who OUT out there who
thinks this is a fake or this is drama, fear is absolutely wrong.
Oh, wait
a minute. Wait a minute is talking to us, man. That's not
okay, man. It's
real. It's real. It's real. You wouldn't see the NYPD doing what
it's doing. If they didn't have a real concern. Yeah, no.
How about overtime? Overtime is when I'm calling on
exactly what I was thinking when they showed the clips of all
these cops going on. They had lines of cop cars, millions of
them. I mean, it was the Keystone Cops. This is an
overtime scam.
Yeah. And the President just came out in favor of increasing
overtime.
Yeah, cops love overtime is why they really they go over the
date that's how they
make real money pay their bills. Yeah, because you get paid shit
as a cop and you do overtime lots when
you're getting overtime and so they're all and they're working
overtime as we speak. Yes. Because they're setting up their
welding the manhole covers and
filling up the dump trucks with sand. They have to unweld them
so yes, and
and we have to fix the mess you made. Yeah, and we
have to empty the dump trucks of the sand. You're gonna have
you know, it seems to me that they're building this up so much
they shouldn't have they should at least arrest a couple more
guys and make it to make
it realistic. Yeah, look better. Make make the optics better.
Yes, the optics.
The initial can
be I got to win last clip. Okay, so Megan, Dan brings on some
bullcrap artists wrote a book. Then it guys Dane is this Danish
guy who wrote it all?
You know who this guy is not just doing Danish.
He's a Danish guy who's supposedly was a member of al
Qaeda. And he's like a white guy. Oh, you wrote the book
about? Yeah, man. And then he was gonna go to Somalia. And
then he turned and he became an informant. And I never heard
past in this regard. An informant for the CIA. Now he
either be a spy, it seems to me. Yeah. That's as opposed to an
informant, FBI, former FBI.
FBI have informants and CIA just has spies. Yeah, so he's, but
maybe they have informants and people just because he
doesn't because he's full of crap. That's why you're playing
it. Well, our
next guest can offer insider perspective on the terrorist
threat. Morten storm is a fascinating man. He is a former
Danish gangster who turned to radical Islam and wound up
joining al Qaeda in Yemen. He got close to one of its most
senior leaders, a Locky and tried to join jihadists fighting
in Somalia, before finally changing course, and becoming a
CIA informant. He's also the author of the book agent storm,
and he joins me now. Morton, thank you so much for being
here. What an interesting existence you've had, how
symbolic how important would it be to a group like ISIS to hit
Americans in the homeland?
See this, there's two issues here, first of all, is Ramadan.
And we know from Abu Mohammed, and
if you can back it up again. After she asked the question, he
goes through this. I heard it Yeah. Groaning
Muslims like ISIS to hit Americans in the homeland.
See, this, there's two issues here, first of all, is Ramadan.
And we know from Abu Mohammed and the spokesman from ISIS that
the warning and promising more attacks. So that's number one
they have because of Ramadan, the increasing the worship,
increasing jihad. The other one is obviously having a national
holidays. That's something where people are supposed to celebrate
it.
A question for you, John, regarding this, because this is
now two clips that we've heard this. Ramadan is, of course, a
very holy holiday. And it involves fasting during the day,
and then having all the men cook at night and, you know, all
kinds of sweet stuff on for a month until August 17. But I
mean, are they implying that ISIS is so unholy, that they go
and kill the plan to kill during Ramadan, so they're not really
the Islamic State that kind of like it's the holiest of all
Holies, holy, holy, holy, and that they have the energy. I
mean, these guys are hungry, I want to go for I don't want to
blow anything up boss. Apple, now makes no sense.
And these terrorists will do everything they can to ruin
that, as you just talked about before, they will try to
terrorize people mentally, so they actually scared before
anything happens. The thing
with with ISIS is they are specific, they tell you they're
going to do something, and then they tend to do it or at least
try to do it. And so do you think that that has to do with
the levels come
from Megan just really blew it on that one, didn't she?
What's she talking about? Now? She's full of crap.
Oh, thinking about ISIS is that they tell you they're gonna do
some It's like she's thinking of the of the old Green Bay
Packers. We're gonna run it right there.
All right, I'm thinking, when I hear this story, I'm thinking of
this. Man, she's so hot. Who cares what she says
do something. And then they tend to do it or at least try to do
it. And so do you think that that has to do with the level of
response we're seeing from all these authorities, including the
former deputy CIA director coming out and saying on Sunday,
I wouldn't be surprised if this time next week we're talking
about an attack that did take place and
it's not It's the attack mag, and have you been briefed the
attack
and morale is out there pushing his book, guys. Worse. Don't
tell me you have a clip from him too.
I know I don't have that clip. But I have a bunch of morale
clips that I didn't put together for this show because it was
like, I can't stand listening to this guy. Well, it's
interesting.
You got this Dane, because I got to see he is.
His name's storm.
Storm. I have a clip here from Christopher albergue. And he I'm
sure he's from Scandinavia. He is the co founder of Recorded
Future. We've talked about this company before. They are a
cybersecurity company. And I believe that those are the guys
with the map. I think with the with the cyber attacks, flying
around. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Let me see Christopher. Let me just
share this guy's from Christopher ol bag Oberg. He is
from Sweden, Swedish. Perfect. And the Swedish listeners are
going to dickory Shut up with his stupid accent. All right. So
this is so foreign policy initiative, which is the
ultimate neocon right wing crazy Think Tank FPI. They so the guy
on from FPI in this interview, his name is Chris Griffin. He's
the executive director. So he's the copy to 20 copy. And they
commissioned a report from these guys, this is what you want to
do is a think tank view. You have your money from the
military industrial complex, we listed out and have some coffee.
We're thinking here on the tank. I know. Let's get these guys to
create a great report, which shows we need all this extra
cyber gear for our customers who I'm sorry, our supporters, our
donors, that I summon up kind of how it works.
There's there's that element is just Chris Griffin got a brother
named Stewie.
So this is about the Yemen cyber army, exposing the Saudi cables.
And this has been done through Wiki Leaks 27 part series that
keep releasing all the Saudi Arabia, diplomatic documents and
cables, which pretty much show these guys are assholes, which
is the whole point. And of course, instead of being honest
about it and saying, Well, you know, we're behind it, because
that's what America does best when we want to screw somebody,
you know, we're great. Now it's Iran. Yeah, Iran is pretending
to be the Yemen cyber army and doing all this. And it was
interesting to get both sides on both sides of both on the same
team in this interview, but just listen to the language that this
Recorded Future guy Christopher albergue, is using and it's just
It's so insane how this is being set up completely to just morph
all military spending into this Bonanza known as cyber.
You know, what's pretty interesting here and seeing this
sort of constant jostling, obviously, between these two
countries for a long time turning on to, to Yemen, Yemen
every now and then here recently seen this, Yemen cyber army
emerging, quote, unquote, out of nowhere, acting decently
sophisticated going after and hacking the Saudi Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, which presumably is decently
sophisticated organization, grabbing a boatload of documents
and getting them out of their vocal and then turning this into
and I think this is where it turns interesting into a
decently sophisticated information operation. Running
among other things, a 27 parts so far, WikiLeaks slash Saudi
leaks campaign together with the first news agency. So pretty
interesting, and not much Yemen going on with this Yemen cyber
army. I think we can we can look elsewhere.
So this is, this is the the official word from the report
that we can look out. It's not really Yemen. It's Iran. And it
makes so much sense. If you think about the John C. Dvorak
theory of mobilization of the Middle East, of course, we want
Iran to do that. We want Iran to get all up in in Saudi Arabia's
grill, get all in their face. So let's start a cyber war. And
let's look at all the horrible actors. We go to Chris Griffin,
the executive director of foreign policy initiative, who
of course, really loves this report and can
find me on Katie, and really want to commend Chris, for that
excellent report. And
yeah, there'll be a little something extra in your pay
packet at the end of the month for that excellent report. The
big thing
that I think that this speaks to there's been a long running
rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia. For the longest time,
the United States to some degree has acted as a backstop to how
much that conflict could escalate that the Saudis of
course the US is an ally, the Iranian CSN adversary that's
always placed limitations on what they could do to one
another. I think that some of the trends that Chris identified
is that increasingly, the Saudis do not trust us the Iranian Do
not fear us, the Saudis are taking action into their own
hand. And as the report also points out that the Iranians are
attacking both Saudi Arabia and the United States, using cyber
means far more than they have. Yeah, sure.
Yeah. We never we never hear we all it's always the Russians or
Chinese now all sudden, it's the Iranians now now lies, lies,
lies. That's, that's a good one. Just Okay, fine. It's Iran now.
Now we go back to our friend, our Swedish friend, and he's
really going to amp it up here on the the war, the cyber war,
he's going to give us the details of cyber warfare of
cyber war. And just for a moment, I know people listening
to this broadcast, understand can begin remove themselves from
the all the analogies that are being made, where you feel that
this shit is blowing up, and they're trying to intercept
packets? And, you know, everyone's in their head on this
stuff. It's just some computer crap. It's not in what are they
doing? What is the horrible offense that is being committed
in this cyber war between Yemen I really Iran and Saudi Arabia
started,
you know, this, there is some history and but it's been the
sort of like I think of it's sort of low key cyber volleying
back and forth at each other, we see this various places of the
world. You know, this sort of well known example is sort of
what we see in between Pakistan and India where the two
countries sort of deface each other's website you know, you
grab somebody's website you figure out how to make some some
dangerous face show on it or put put your propaganda message
there. We've seen that with a certain Electronic Army doing
that to various media companies around the West.
Is this John abyme? Am I understanding correctly that
this is pretty much a war of script kiddies?
People who cracked a WordPress password for admin. Yeah.
And so these script kiddies this is what this huge cyber war is
all about defacing public websites,
I don't even think is I don't even think it's as deep as
script kiddies. How go back, somebody use password as WP dash
ad mi n xactly.com. You know, the sub directory which
everybody every I've done it myself. You go into the site,
you can you know what this what the what the sub directories
named, even though sometimes you can't just you can't necessarily
go there. But half the time you can. And you type in web slash
WP admin and it takes her right to a page. Sometimes it takes
her right into the system, sometimes it takes to a password
stoppage, which is usually something stupid. It's easy to
get in. It's not even using a script. It's not even that level
of you know, or somebody's trying to hack. It's not even a
hack. It's just walking in the door and you change the front
page, big deal.
Another John C. Dvorak cyber warfare tip.
They're all WordPress blogs. Okay, let's
move onward.
And that's sort of what we've been seeing historically, I
think what makes it so interesting here is that it sort
of looks like somebody got tired of this and said, Look, I'm
gonna yank up this game to a different level. And and when we
look at this, and spin that up, baby, take apart this Yemen
cyber army and really try to understand who they are. They're
in an interesting beast, they sort of look a lot like other
Iranian actors, we think of all custom cyber fighters and pearls
to an Iranian cyber army, and that are more sophisticated. And
they act in a way that sort of makes them. Yeah, they act more
sophisticated. And what we've seen here is where the cyber
activity turned into an information operation. And I
think that's sort of the interesting part. And it's so so
well, it's well orchestrated, to a degree where you're saying,
this is not just a guy in a basement. This is something
more,
okay. No, it's not. Some guy in a basement, ratchet it up a
notch, ratchet it up, red hitting it, somebody
said, I'm tired of this crap.
Let's ratchet it up making the service go dead and staying dead
for a month, that would be ratcheting it up. We're still
not talking about changing the front page of somebody's
website. Now this of course,
doesn't really get the dollars in if you really analyze what
he's saying, because it's bullshit. But we can always do
the same. By the way, if
you're gonna go do this, you got to say you got in somehow using
admins password, right? Go in and go into that.
I put a Goetze on the homepage where you could,
you could do that. Go in. There's a there's a segment if
you know how to use WordPress, there's an area that shows all
the users in their privileges. erase them all. So nobody else
can actually get back on this site. Just hang up, hang in
there for days.
That's not a sign up. John, you have to do psyops, psychological
warfare psyops. He's gonna say psyops, psyops psyops. He's
gonna say psyops, but also this is the point in this interview,
where we You have to say that you know, this cyber warfare,
this guy in the basement with a coffeemaker is going to turn
deadly. It will kill people,
people will die getting killed by jets, people will die.
Are we going to see cyber war replace battlefield warfare? No,
it's
not going to replace but a, the, I think sort of classically, you
go back and think of cluster with where it's an extension of
politics and we've seen this now with Russia. And there's sort of
activities with both Little Green Men sort of showing up,
you know, Special Forces Special Ops type,
but not necessarily their Special Forces Special Ops,
listen to this dickhead. And he's sitting in front of a
whiteboard behind him. We'd like, you know, formulas and
little drawings with interconnected nodes and things.
You dick, you douche. Douche douche. I'm a douchebag this
guy, you're you're you're just a disgrace to the to the
technology world. You're a disgrace. What's his face again?
Now I'm
Christopher Albery, Chris Griffin,
Korea, Christopher albergue. Not because of albergue from project
what Recorded Future s things
being intermingled with the internet research agency in the
St. Petersburg, you know, we're basically doing Information
Operations. And you know, at some level that's always been a
part of war doing SIOP science, you know, information warfare,
but with the internet, you can take that to a whole different
level. Now, you know, maybe you're also alluding to that, we
will also see these sort of things going at kinetic
activities and so on. And I'm sure that's going to happen at
launch. But the interesting part is when you think about those
sort of would be seen in Ukraine, with with the sort of
the little green men combined with inflammation. We're
bringing that aside what I think is really interesting here,
quickly.
Okay, so now we've learned little green men. Well, you have
you have a combination of Little Green Men and psyops kinetic
will go kinetic is go about kinetic is go. He's talking
about whatever, whatever the other guy wants to hear. which
just shows you how great his report is hidden this guy. Ah,
what did you get this piece of crap?
I don't remember. You really want me to look I can find that.
Well, I would be curious who would who let allow such a
report to be broadcast? Okay,
I'm gonna see it is. Here we go. FoxNews
Well, there you have it. Yeah.
It's despicable. This really is bothersome at the doing this
stuff. I don't like it at all. But it'll work. And with that, I
think I said to say thank you for your courage and in the
morning to you John C, where the C stands for cyber warfare
tipster Dvorak?
Well, in the morning to you Adam curry. Also in the morning all
ships at sea boots on the ground, feet in the air. subs in
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I have heard some interesting Hillary thoughts today. Okay,
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lot of it has to do with the battle, the the reenactment that
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Let me check it is.
I know somebody was Lee see young. Okay. Or where's the
younger? Yeah, that
would be possibility. I
don't see Jeffrey young there's a young that a bunch of
different ones that sent in. Could be this. This is another
young This is William Young.
No, I do not have anything, John. Sorry.
All right. Well, if you make me sorry. choke up. Yeah. If you
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A and of course we always need you out there doing the very
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our formula is this we go out for people in the mouth
got it gotta tell you John that Obama bit that no no thing. i
It's really uncanny. How often I hear people do this. No, no, no,
no, I catch myself doing it now. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. It's uncanny. Say,
Hey,
cracks me up.
There was an interesting bit. Let me find this for you. It was
this. It was on I think MSNBC, of course. And they were talking
about this heckler didn't know, we just thought it was like as
was an undocumented immigrant who was heckling and wants
something about immigration. That is only really partially
true. Listen to this. So
another big moment from this week was when he said Not in my
house to the heckler. Okay.
Because I have a very different take on that. But let's let's
play the knot in my house for a moment.
Lesson, you're in my house
you heard the cheers from the crowd there. But I do want to
remind folks that the President was calling out a transgender
undocumented woman of color
she should have had a wooden leg in the glass I oh wow, that's
great undocumented transgender woman of color with a wooden leg
of a humping her back and the glass I and Thanks, Obama and
thanks crazy as crowd. You heard
the cheers from the crowd there. But I do want to remind folks
that the President was calling out a transgender undocumented
woman of color, and that it actually isn't his house. I
mean, like, I appreciate it. I get people again, this is the
point about like, the presidential swagger, but it's
our house like this is a little bit like the foot like it's
actually the people's house and
this maniac that's yeah, you know, where the braided hair.
Oh my god. NBC is the worst. Yes. Fabulous.
Fabulous. And I'm down for talking tough, but I don't know
the most more hey,
I'm down for talking for talking today. And
he wasn't talking tough as we displayed on Episode Seven.
Tough at all. You got Yeah, it'd be like I'm not gonna talk
anymore until somebody removes him. Hey, guys, guys realize
been a long time.
And, and I'm down for talking tough but marginalized person in
the room. How tough that feels to me. But that moment was one
and again less than some about him but also more about the
cheer that goes up from the crowd, or enthusiasm about
seeing this president has been so embattled fight back, but I'm
thinking but that's not the person I want you fighting back.
So the crowd saw this. The illegal immigrant transgendered
woman of color with a wooden leg, a glass eye and a hump. And
they went blue you bow. That's scary. You know what? You can
keep it it can be your house. Keep your friends in there to
Obama. Dang. Wow. Yeah, exactly.
Well, talk topic. I want to I want to play a clip. That is Amy
Goodman, again. Yes, she's talking about the sound. I don't
know the gay pride or the parade or as I don't know what she's
talking about. But but her usage does. clip that is LGBT. Q. I
want you to play this because where did it who's using this
particular? What usage is this?
Counties and a handful of southern states are still
refusing to issue marriage licenses to LGBTQ couples
despite last week, Supreme Court ruling. Officials in Texas,
Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee and Kentucky have vowed to
reject the court's mandate citing religious freedom.
injunctions have already been filed to force compliance. On
Tuesday, the county clerk for hood County Texas said she would
back down from an initial refusal to offer marriage
licenses to LGBTQ couples.
When she said LGBTQ at the end there was LGBTQ youth seriously.
Yeah. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and questioning or
queer questioning or queer
that's because the questioning are queer that's what I'm That's
what I'm asking is is gotta be one was she's not using the
right acronym. I know you're the only one I know that is does
anything I don't use because I can't remember it. LGBTI No.
LGBTQ well to remember such long that you don't
have to remember because I'm here with you. LGBTQ q i A P.
This is the full acronym lesbian, gay, bisexual, bi
curious, transgendered queer questioning, intersex, asexual,
Allied and pansexual that's the full acronym. Yeah, which is
pretty much every guy I know that did plays the game. But she
uses LGBTQ so I brought this up once before with we have one of
our fifth one of the guys that Meebo is a notorious gay and I
would say notorious because you're always cool, Joe. No, no,
no. Brooks, oh great guy and a good producer. And he a great
guy. I pointed that I asked him this question and I saw it was
reiterated to me when I was watching one of these
presentations and I believe it was on Democracy Now but it
could have been on any of these stations. They showed this new
flag they're trying to promote which is the gay colored flag
with the Stars and Stripes
Oh, I've not seen this this is dynamite a flag but it's got
that little blue this got the blue little inset with a steward
of 50 stars nice so they're trying to promote this as the
American flag is a you know lax right so get people nerve Hey,
you know,
let you know Lex right. My my my first boss, my friend who who
has all the Warhols, the big Warhol collection. And so I'm at
his house yesterday in his country house. And he's like,
Man, when I heard that they were they're banning the Confederate
flag. I bought five of them right away. He's collecting and
he's like, and he said, I'm looking for an ISIS flag so I
can get you that
he's a flag. Yeah. The NRA an art collector would do that this
first thing you think of Yeah. Anyway, so they so I saw one
version of the fight with that two stars, they removed the
stars and then they had two female symbols, you know, their
circles with the with this thing. It's going down with a
cross on it. It's like an upside down cross. And they had a two
symbols overlapping each other meaning like gay marriage or two
women together, but they didn't have no team with the two, the
two symbols of the two guys really was offensive.
Personally, I'm not gay. Yeah, but I find it very offensive
that they would just it's always for the women. I asked Brooks,
this was a this was a number of years ago, I when I was a kid. I
remember we called
Days faggots.
When I was a kid, it used to be G L. I think GLBT it was gay
lesbians by transgender is g it started with the G and you have
to look this up. And oh, no, yes, not the lesbians took over.
And then I said, When did this switch? I said you're gay.
You say it like that. You're gay. Like he has herpes.
Okay. When did it switch? And he said, I noticed that too. And
I'm wondering myself, Hey, I'm shocked. So what is this all
about? When it become LG instead of GL? When did that flag show
but the two women's symbols instead of two men? I think that
men that are that are gay. Yeah, they should take note of this. I
don't know what you can do about it, you know, maybe two
layers what I understand from insider sources that would be
my, my daughter is there is a very deeply rooted aversion
between gay guys and gay women. And gay guys can be really mean
the Christina worked that out TV for a while here, she would do
segments and stuff. And a lot of guys are running the show there
and she and those maybe two other girls gay girls were
there. And Christina doesn't even identify as gay but for for
ease of conversation, let me put it that way. And she said she
had the question as gay guys were so mean to us. And because
they when they outnumber them. And I think the the opposite is
also true. That
well that we know that Department of Homeland Security
Thank you, right? Yes.
Where there were lawsuits over how these I just have to say
bold dikes because that look at look at leucaena Positano
formerly known as Janet with and her girlfriend or whatever,
Lieutenant, or both. What's the difference? And they were they
were putting guys desks and had to sit in the restroom. They
were saying, you know, but you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna do you
and all kinds of horrible things. And I'm not that the
guys hated women say that. But Debussy and Janet Napolitano.
No.
You will not be doing me. There is something's up the Rift. It's
continuous.
It's a rift and aversion. So maybe we'll have some some a
showdown. A war. It's the gays against the lesbians. Nice that
we could make a TV shows that one. Yeah. Oh,
we made a TV show out of almost anything. We're that good. That
good. We're that good.
So there's a lot more going on about about this decision. I
just picked up a couple things. Let me see. This would be the
Larry Wilson. What what is this show? This is I don't know what
this is on its own?
Or is the guy who think he's got his own show now but yeah, he
was yeah, they're sidekicks are Jon Stewart.
Ah, yes. That's the guy. He has a show. But I don't know what
it's on. It's poorly identity. Yeah. To be on the comedy
network. Oh, it's probably Comedy Central. Yes. So he
didn't he take over your cool bears old show? Is this show?
He's taken over with? Yeah, he took over Colbert
and then that African kid, the African comic who's hilarious by
the way to go over a Stewart show.
Okay, well, this is Larry Wilmore and has the obvious
question what goes along with our artwork people ever say
David will have
a gay president who is married like a woman gay married?
Is that the right term? Do you think we'll see that in our
famous? I didn't think I'd say black president in my lifetime.
Right.
I think I travel around talking to college kids all the time and
are some of the most impressive liberal progressive, young
people and think that some of them are they're studying
politics. I did my I do
think that there is a gay or trans kid who will have 20s
boring enough to be able to run for president sad state of
affairs John.
Okay, exactly. That Then we had the geriatric crowd and boy,
they are looking pretty old. The I don't want to be ageist, but
the McLaughlin group, they do this Top Shot and
looks like a zombie. I don't like to be ageist either. For
godless reasons. Yeah, but it's Laughlin. He's what is he 90?
Well, it's not so much, McLaughlin. But it's Eleanor, is
she? She has a bent over back, you know, like a real old lady.
And she's sitting in the chair and she's all hunched over.
Yeah, it doesn't look good.
Bone. Bone medicine. Yeah.
She's called the seed guy for bone or medicine. They'll bone
Oh, bone medicine. I'm sorry. And then of course, they ask the
obvious question.
They polygamy is next in line for legitimation
you'd love that.
How can I legitimize the legitimation my brother?
McLaughlin taky Bombyx all of a sudden legitimation I'm telling
you this some legitimation going on here.
You think polygamy is next in line for legitimation?
Is that an actual word? Is that okay? word to use?
I think he used legitimization look it up. Right I think he
just said hell with this too. Life's too short.
And the show already I'm gonna start concatenating words.
Well, yes, he's currently guesses age.
I'm gonna say 80 to 88 dying. You're right. He's He's almost
90. Well, I'm God bless him.
Yeah, couple more years. It'd be 92 on the show. They can't get
him off the air. Now. Did you look up legitamate I'm not
looking at legitamate I don't care. You think? What's the name
again? Eleanor. Eleanor Clift. Eleanor what Clift Cliff did
they polygamy is he's a constitutional lawyer in line
for legitimation.
Will polyandry I on one level? I hope so because I would like to
live long enough to see that
add a lot to my life is all I can do. Please Mr. Sallis,
Eleanor's age. Elena is good. I think she's like maybe 70 to 74.
Yeah, though, she needs boner pills.
I think that would be quite quite well.
That's a legitimate argument. I mean, Scalia brought that up a
way back over a dozen years ago with the Texas A gay
cohabitation case.
Judge Alito in his questioning because they'd been playing the
the oral arguments. I mean, he said, what if, if two men and
two women came? Could they could they get together? He also
suggested What if they were all lawyers? Does that make them a
natural grouping? I mean.
You know, in the mid early, early to mid 80s, I wrote an op
ed in the San Francisco Examiner when it was a real newspaper,
promoting the idea of polygamy, because there's no real con,
there's no real reason not to allow it. It's like, yes, it the
reason it's illegal, is as far as I'm concerned, is it's a
construct because they becomes extremely complicated to get
divorces. Because you get to one gets divorced or ready to sue
the whole group, or they, you know who which community, which
is exactly why unity property is impossible.
But isn't this exactly why you'd expect the legal system to be
very happy to to get this going? Because they could be in
business for years?
Well, there's that element. But I don't see any reason why. You
know, you can have multiple partners
marry as multiple wives. I think multiple wives, maybe
a combination of two husbands and six women or one woman and
five guys. I mean, there's a lot of
Well, John, you are just talking crazy. You are talking the
devil, my friend. Yes, you are. And there is a man who will tell
you that you're talking to dead this the language of the devil.
Because this is what the gays want, John, this is what the
gays want. There is a television show on a network in the United
States of apple pie America, where we broadcast the 700 Club.
The 700 Club is run by that fantastic preacher, Pat
Robertson. Amen. Connect church. Can I have an amen? And Pat
speaks the word. The Lord
pizzas, I think, you know, you might as well keep your mouth
shut. I'm not sure I would serve pizzas for a gay wedding. Oh,
most gays. If they're having a wedding don't want pizzas. They
want cake. That's right.
Gays don't watch gays like cake. They don't want pizza. Like I'm
doing a pizza run. Oh, can I just have some cake? No pad Rob.
Tip of the Day gays like K. Before you go on, I want you to
keep playing whatever you got there because I know it's always
good. Because he's a great couple of questions. I guess his
age Pat Robertson.
Yeah. 85 did I nail it? Nailed it? Yeah. I've gotten really
good because you know, chicks be hitting on me. I gotta see if
they're not too old.
He's at and his real name is Marion. Marion Gordon. Marion.
That was his last name. Not even Robertson.
No no's Marian Gordon Robertson
was just caught Marion. Marion, Marion, do you want some cake?
What an idiot. Gays don't want pizza.
They don't want pizza.
They want cake. Because that's the gay way
pizzas. I think you know, you might as well keep your mouth
shut. I'm not sure I would serve pizzas for a gay wedding. Oh,
most gays. If they're having a wedding don't want pizzas. They
want cake cake. It's the cake makers. They're having the
problem. That's right. But let me tell you, it doesn't matter
what custom you've got. It doesn't matter what holy thing
that you worship on the door. The gays are gonna get it.
They're going to make you conform to them. You're going to
say you like anal sex.
Okay, hold on a sec. It'd be boy, the gays are going to make
me say I like anal sex.
You like oral sex? I like oral sex. You like based reality how
you like anything you can think of that to whatever it is and
Sunni reality
Yes. Oh, yeah. You know there's a lot of beastie ality going on
in the world. Oh, yeah. Two words peanut butter. I have
to conform your religious beliefs to the group of some
aberrant thing. It won't stop at homosexuality. Oh,
first of all, he says I would say abhorrent but he says
aberrant
no aberrant and abhorrent are two different world What does
aberrant mean? aberrant means the deviant Oh of course for it
means Oh horrible. That abhorrent would
have been better and
aberrant. Okay. deviant, deviant that was
called polyamory. Well, what about that? Well, what about
polygamy? Well, you got
polygamy or pilliga? You
How can we say that one is constitutional? The others not?
And then
when I say He's agreeing with you, but that's the dog of the
DevOps say, I owe you? Do you do? They've gotten to you
already? John,
what's so terrible about having sex with animals? That's gonna
come next. You watch it down the road. And we'll Christians are
going to be saying, well, you're intolerant. You're intolerant.
You're, you're trying to mitigate against these nice
people who, who like dogs? What's wrong with you?
You like a dog? You're crazy.
What's wrong with somebody? When was 10? Wives five was
was smart, smart man with a big paycheck. What's wrong
with you? The Muslims have four wives. Yeah, and the latest
thing of course, we've known about it in the Quran. They
don't like fornication is matter of fact, they'll stone people
kill them. So
the Koran says, If you fornication will kill you for
foreigners, is that true? Is that out of wedlock? Is that is
that the deal? Stoned? No.
But at the same time, if a guy sees a woman, and he's attracted
to her, and he's not married to her, he will say I want to get
married to you. And so they perform a quickie ceremony. She
becomes his wife. They perform sexual acts together. When it's
all finished. He says, I don't really think I want to be
married to you anymore. And he says I divorce you I divorce you
I divorce you three times. And the marriage is terminated.
This is fantastic. If only I had known this by would have married
my wives that under the Nation of Islam. Well, I divorce you I
divorce you I divorce you.
It's not considered legal process here in the US of A
you'd have to be in Saudi Arabia or someplace to pull that off.
No would work there. I think about Pakistan. I think it
clicked
my heels three times and say there's no place like home. No
problem. No problem. No offense, no foul. No, that's in the book.
So they go off scot free Scotland's a weird world we're
living in and just ladies and gentlemen, please know that your
deeply held Christian beliefs are going to be under assault in
every single phase of your life. And it's gonna get more intense
and it's gonna be more intense in Israel. So just get ready for
it.
Yeah, I'm ready for my anal sex. Pat. When does this start?
Any minute? Do I still get clip in the day even started with the
well you know you had you kind of had me at the beginning of
that. Is his Clip of the Day and then kind of petered out as he
as he started beating the horse.
We sold the slumping it so to speak.
Yeah, he's been he's beating the horse and so it'd be you last
clip and oversold it.
I didn't even sell I didn't wasn't even expecting it.
Anyway, there is something very disturbing that's going on.
Along with this messaging, actually, no. First I will go to
Joe Scarborough. He's the morning Joseph, along with the
Brzezinski, New World Order child. Mica. Mica, CA and good
analysis. I thought to very fair from from Joe. And we probably
should listen to the President, when he was running the first
time for president for little context hates his I think that
is not the right clip, obviously. define marriage.
I believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman.
Now for me as a Christian. For me, for me as a Christian is
also a sacred union. Yeah. God's in in the mix.
Oh, he's DJ on the wheels of steel. I almost wanted to bring
God out. But we have to remember God is in the mix. He can do it
in the mix. But
would you support a constitutional amendment with
that? That definition?
No, I would not. Why not? And because Because historically,
because historically, we have not defined marriage in our
Constitution. It's been a matter of state law. That has been our
tradition. I mean, let's break it down, Break it down reason
that people think there needs to be a constitutional amendment,
some people believe, is because of the concern that about same
sex marriage. I am not somebody who promote same sex marriage.
But I do believe in civil unions, I do believe that we
should not that for a gay partners to want to visit each
other in a hospital for the state to say, You know what,
that's all right. I don't think in any way inhibits my core
beliefs about what marriage are. I think my faith is strong
enough. And my marriage is strong enough that I can afford
those civil rights to others, even if I have a different
perspective, or a different view.
Okay, how about this? So I chose this clip specifically
so that he lights up the White House? Yes.
Then I chose this clips specifically because it was he
mentioned states rights, which is really what this is about, I
think. And there are the clips of him saying I'm against gay
marriage. But Joe Scarborough did something interesting. And
he brought this around to a historic history lesson about
where the President stood as, as recent as 2012. And not January.
So this isn't, you know, not even three years ago, on gay
marriage, and the hypocrisy that is surrounding this national
conversation.
Everybody talks about how fast this goes. And they go back to
2004. And the Republicans just go back to the President, the
United States that we saw here celebrating in 2015, scared to
death in 2012. To get out front and say anything other than he
opposed same sex marriage. Let's just please everybody be clear
eyed about this. Because I saw a lot of people in the White House
saying Look what we did. Oh, it's amazing. For eight years.
Now to you know, that's
exactly how they sounded too. Right. He did. Lighten up
bitches.
Hey, transgendered lady of color was eaten by a grid with a
little widow with a wooden leg screw.
King to be honest and electrically, Barack Obama's
position in 2012, in his last presidential campaign, until Joe
Biden embarrassed him and made him come out. Both sides.
Remember that?
Do you remember that? Where Joe did that interview? And he said,
Oh, I'm all for gay, same sex marriage, gay marriage. And then
the President had to quickly arrange an interview with Robin
from ABC to say, oh, yeah, no, I'm all in on this is all good.
Don't you remember that?
I do remember it vaguely. Joe spilled
the beans. I wonder we must have a clip from it.
No, well, there's a lot of it's an interesting situation. We had
to be resolved. I think the Supreme Court did the right
thing. Well, here's your state's rights in when you're not when
you're looking at gay marriage is that you're married a game
couples married if it's allowed in one state, and then it's
allowed in 10 states and so you're married in North Dakota.
Let's say and you go to South Dakota where it's illegal, and
you you don't it just doesn't make any sense. You can be
you're married, you're not married, you're married. You're
married. Well, let's move to South Dakota we're not married.
Sure go away. I mean, it just she has no rights or he has no
rights here
now, John, I'm not arguing against that. However, there is
an agenda whether it was designed previously or whether
it was concocted along the way or just cropped up now there is
an agenda which is fits in so perfectly with my favorite
Republicans hate gays hate black people. They just hate the
government they they love the church to religious nut jobs,
the Republicans and they like guns crazy. Just crazy fuckers
these Republicans crazy. So this is how it's now being spun. This
is JEFFREY TOOBIN.
Well, good before you go on with that i We've discussed this
before. And this is the reason I believe it was passed in the
Supreme Court the way it was with the with the conservatives
on the side of legalizing it, it takes the issue off the table
for the 2016 election. You can now go on and on like this guy,
wherever this clip is, or these other guys can bitch about the
Republicans being a bunch of gay haters. But this issue is off
the table. And so now that nobody can call out there, Paul,
you're where you want gay marriage? No, I don't think so.
Oh, ye
of little faith.
It's off
table. Oh, ye of little faith. You can trust JEFFREY TOOBIN.
What does he do? Again, as he does it your for the times or
something?
He's just another one of them. The loving
decision, the 96 is cited repeatedly and Justice Kennedy's
opinion opinion last week, and a lot of the same justifications
were used for banning interracial marriage that God
didn't intend for the racist to marry. And there was a lot of
objection. In fact, public opinion polls were more opposed
to interracial marriage than they are opposed to same sex
marriage today. But the court was very clear that this is now
the law of the land and people had to comply. Well, I mean, the
using that argument, though, could then based on what the
Texas Attorney General said, could if that woman decided she
didn't like interracial marriages, and there's no
obviously she has not taken that position. But But if a if a
public official says I don't like interracial marriages, it
goes against my religious beliefs, my reading the Bible.
Can I ignore the Supreme Court ruling on this? Ted Cruz was
asked that exact question today by Samantha Guthrie on the Today
Show, and he ducked it, of course, because it's exactly
this parallels the creation and they don't want to the opponents
of the Supreme Court decision don't want to answer that
question. Because interracial marriage is now so accepted in
our society and so recognized as something that only you know,
really bigoted people oppose. They don't want to draw the
parallel but the parallel is precise.
The parallel is precise. If you hate gays, you hate black
people.
Is like a stretch. I mean, I know what
I put it in the book divorce rackets common
is not in the it's not going to work. It's not going to work I
get could be coming. It's not going to work. And let me bring
up another point that that keeps cropping up, which is oh, well,
you know, we're generally forced the Catholic Church is going to
be in, let's say, in anywhere. Louisiana, is going to be forced
to do gay marriage. I don't know how that works. Because it seems
to me that the church can marry whoever they feel like or not
marry whoever they feel like I and you both we both have a gun
ministers licensed to marry people. Yes, sir. From the
universal law, your man of the cloth, but if two gays come
walking up the street and they say to me, Hey, we want to get
married. You have to marry us. To me.
I'd say you're right. I would say
I haven't got time for this. No.
What's your reasoning? Is the judge
going to Oh, you have to marry Yes. Yes, we will force you will
marry anybody, you will
be forced. We're going to feed you rectally until you do it.
So there's a bunch of I think a bunch of I think this whole
thing is they just blow over by the election date. I hope
there was a pretty funny piece on was Chuck Todd is Chuck Todd
NBC,
Chuck Todd, MSNBC chatter and he is an ex spokes hole for the for
one of the president. Yeah. Chuck
Todd, everybody, Chuck Todd, and so just to accentuate you people
who hate gays and people who hate gay marriage and people who
want cake instead of pizza, I'm sorry, pizza instead of cake.
And people who have guns and oh yeah, the Republicans. What do
you think these people live in America in America? Oh, Murray
living. They all live in mansions? Yes, he
likes to feel like they're on the losing side of anything. But
cultural conservatives who mostly live in rural America. I
have found themselves on the losing side a lot this week. Oh
rural America baby. Hey rule America, rural with hit after
hit favoring a progressive tide highlighting the progressive
tide rising tide progressive. The progressive tide baby, well,
you're gonna hear all about it. It's all about last week the
progressive tide was flowing last week divided between
urban and rural America. It all started Wednesday when Congress
decided to hand President Obama a big victory when it comes to
trade by paving the way for the Trans Pacific Partnership trade
deal. But a third of Americans
hold on. Hold on. That was voted for 100% by the Republicans. It
was the Republicans were behind that.
You have it rural America, not rural America, rural America.
And so this is the this is how you discredit an entire party.
But who by saying of their room Murca. They don't like it. Well,
the Hicks the heated
room, side of the hand President Obama needs Yeah, a big
hit series are all Democrats people
when it comes to trade, by paving the way for the Trans
Pacific Partnership trade deal. But a third of Americans overall
in our latest poll said free trade hurts the United States.
But in rural America, the view on trade is even more
pessimistic, half say trade firms crazy
Rue Muga remove
any world Americans pined for the day when a small factory was
the local economic engine. Of course, those days are long
gone.
What is this tribal beat crap that they have under this
report? What is going on with that going
on in the background? He's making a bunch of assertions
that are nonsense. And he starts merging an entire population
grew because those days are over rule people. It's Tuesday when
you have free speech Those days are over stupid. First day
in the Supreme Court's ruling upholding subsidy
is Austin rule Mirga. I'm rule Mac Americana.
I don't know what his definition of rural America is rule rule
and the Affordable Care Act. And when it comes to the health care
law as a whole, the country has been evenly split on whether to
keep the law or eliminate however, in rural America,
lawfully, two thirds say the law needs to either have major
changes, or simply be scrapped altogether.
them all in rural America advocate advocating
bomb murder.
And then on Friday, the court ruled same sex marriage and
legal nationwide, well guess what a majority of Americans
supported the action that the court took, except in one area
of the country. That's right, you guessed it rural America
sits just under 50% at 46.
Now many rural America may look at this, we can see America
changing in ways they aren't ready to embrace. And if history
is any guide, there's going to be a backlash to this rapid
social change is an elastic backlash that powers a
conservative political movement along the silent majority of the
70s Or is it? Or is the backlash temporary? Yeah, I
don't know. Broomberg with as brew Merker. So this was code.
There was a big campaign that came together. And it was the
best week ever campaign Best Week Ever. Last week, best week,
his best week. And I didn't catch the campaign. I didn't
string it all together until I heard the President in terms of
my best week now my best week my best my best week. Oh, my best
week.
I will tell you listen to the media.
That he he before. Wow, go ahead. I'm stunned that he would
make an assertion like oh, wait
until you hear all of it
in terms of my best week. Now. My best week was marrying
Michelle. That was a really good week. Being born excellent
weeks,
always marry up. Yeah, yeah.
There was a game where I scored 27 points. That was great week.
I've had some good weeks in my life. I will tell you and I'm
blessed.
To have had those. Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Hey. So there he is spiking the football because he knows that
the media is all in on his best week ever last week. Wait, this
is this is another piece of his best week. I had a
chance to do the Rose Garden celebration of the court
decision around same sex marriage. I did not have a
chance to comment on how good the White House looked in
rainbow colors. That made it a really good week.
A really good week. Let's go to CBS. We turned
down to what many considered to be perhaps the best week of
President Obama's second term. We began with a victory on
Pacific Rim trade with the Senate giving Obama the green
light to move forward in negotiations with 11 of the
country's
best, best ways to
the Supreme Court. upheld the Affordable Care Act for the
second time in three years. The next day the Court delivered a
historic decision for gay rights ruling five to four that the
Constitution requires that same sex couples be allowed to marry
no matter where they live. And the week culminated with the
President's Holmer eulogy for the slain pastor and
parishioners of the Emanuel African Methodist grade. Wait,
Jed match Charleston, South Carolina has been an uneven
presidency. But there did see something special seems
something special about this week.
Hey, coin edge point it was it was a fabulous week. Just
fabulous. It was John, how was that week was fabulous. I just
could not believe it. And now this week, we're talking about
last week,
and in many ways last week was simply a culmination of a lot of
work that we've been doing since I came into office, how am I
going to spend whatever political capital that I built
up? The list is long, and my instructions to my team and
he's,
he's nasal today.
You hear that? Yeah, too much of the huh, yeah, too much. Uh, you
know, what
my instructions to myself have always been that we are going to
be celebrating,
I like my instructions to myself, hello, self is Baroque,
it was very, was a very, hey, here's an instruction. Okay, let
me get a pen.
The list is long. And my instructions to my team and my
instructions to myself have always been that we are going to
squeeze every last ounce of, of progress that we can make. When
I have the privilege of as long as I have the privilege of
holding this office, there are going to be ups and they're
going to be downs. But i As long as my focus, and my team's focus
is on what is going to make a difference in the lives of
ordinary Americans. Are we going to give them more opportunity.
So that if they work hard, they can get ahead? Okay, we're gonna
make this a more inclusive economy, a more inclusive
society. A more fair, Justice Society. If that's our
Northstar, I have two words for you. Predator drones, and we
keep on tacking in that direction. We're going to make
practice. I feel tactical, pretty excited
about attacking. So I might
step on a punch line.
Oh, sorry. Okay, I feel I feel
pretty excited about. So I might see if we can make next week
even better.
Yeah, there you go. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. I stepped on
that beautiful. It would have been better if Yeah, okay.
Thanks. That's okay. play this clip of mine. Is it called clip
of mine. Obama uncertain terms. Okey dokey.
Today, we can say in no uncertain terms that we've made
our union a little more perfect.
Where'd you get that's cool with the music. Where'd you get that
from?
I don't know. I it was it was in the clip file. And I couldn't
figure out where it came from. But let's play it again. Because
there's something I had a reason to want to play this. I think
it's the phrase in no uncertain terms.
Today, we can say in no uncertain terms that we've made
our union a little more perfect. And
a little more, okay. Is what I would no uncertain terms, is
what he says yes. And then he gives us an uncertain term.
Yeah, yeah, you're right. He says no uncertain terms. Then he
follows that with an uncertain term little more.
Today, we can say uncertain terms. We've made our union a
little more perfect.
Nice. End of show clip. I'll put that in. Nice. Ad a good one.
Good one.
I don't want certain terms. I'd like it. I like it. Enough
bashing the president we don't criticize her bashing the
president.
He's on a tear and by the way, this is the new guy this is
Obama the other Obama so they when they that's
what happened they swapped the guy out of real Obama's with
Michelle she's galavanting around the world on the big jet
Yeah. You know, wasting taxpayers money vacation with
her mom. Wow.
She wasn't that's not true. She was with the Girl Scouts in the
in the in the garden but she's
also hidden here and she's hidden there.
If there was a funny little bit on just going going quick clip
about how how crazy Republicans are. This is Jon Stewart with
New York State Senator Kerry Kristen Gillis Jilla brand. Oh
Jilla brand Gillibrand GBG Jenna Bradby Gillian Yeah, this is
that's pretty funny what Stuart did here, but it just kind of
shows our
government just too big to manage now is that the problem
is just everything just slips under the thing. Should we just
I don't understand what what is the issue?
The issue is people in Congress are in a bubble, and they don't
have a lot of empathy for regular working families.
But I think people in Congress means Republicans. Don't you
think that's what she means?
I think that's what she means. Is it like they run Congress,
they
run the run of the show?
Yeah, there's at a certain point, you just think, are they
like rapacious social Darwinian caricatures of villains? Like I
almost think, are they like Dickensian Scrooge is like, I
don't mind people being responsible with taxpayer money,
like that's important to manage efficiencies, but this idea of
like, food stamps, you know, then everybody's just gonna go
out and buy shrimp and sit around and drink my ties, like
it's a lack of empathy. And most members of Congress does don't
even realize that if you're on the minimum wage, you're under
the poverty line
below, like, do you think they have mental problems?
I think they're out of touch. I think most members are out of
touch
mental problems may go.
It's a good one. doing everything they can it's all
gonna work against them. Oh, yeah. As my theory continues, by
the way, Hillary just broke a record. I think members will
play this clip. Oh,
what did she What what happened?
Well, Hillary breaks record.
Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign said today that it took
in more than $45 million in the second quarter that a clips as a
record set by President Obama in 2011. Clinton formally announced
her bid in April.
It's interesting that you have this clip because I got someone
subscribe me to the bid. No, let's let's plan bump for
Hillary email list. Whatever it was, it's ready for Hillary
right and subscribe me as Mimi very funny.
Ha ha ha. I think that was me.
Really? I got one that was I'm looking for it now. It was it
was really meanie. I was a little nervous when we set a
goal of 50,000 grassroots donations by tonight, but we
only have 2109 to go. We have until midnight to show people
what this campaign is made of chip in $1. Chip in chip in $1.
To join the team that's going to get us there, Link. So that's a
test and then thanks so much coma Hillary. Hey, don't don't
want to be talking about my future president like that chip
in? Is that going to be your thing? Hey, everyone's got a
chip a now
you got a chip in chip in there is a big bunch of testing has
been started. I think it started in 2012 where they're testing
these low amounts. And they pretty much determined it was
$3. So they would send out all these emails asking for $3 Just
$3 $3 $3 Of course it was to put you on the suckers list.
Why don't we email the sucker stuff?
Well, then they suckers listen to the they then you get hounded
daily. Oh, now, but I think they keep testing these low numbers.
And I think you're probably part of a test. I'm sure somebody
else got an email asking for $2 and another one for three.
Right? Should I respond? Yes. One, two and three to
four. That should I chip in?
Well, you should yeah, actually, there's only $1 You should chip
in and see what happens.
Okay. Meanie.
They may be sending a hooker over for all.
I'm in. Can't believe you drive me to the list is Mimi, what?
Do I just change it to your name? Like it doesn't they don't
pay any attention. Anyway, I had another. Now there's one Hillary
clip that I have that that brought an interesting point I
which I don't know why I hadn't thought of this. But play this.
This is on Sean Hannity, which is harder to listen to to begin
with. But yet a guy on there just wrote a book called The
Queen, which is about Hillary.
gotta read it. It's on the list. Yeah, the queen.
And he makes an an observation that I didn't think of you
didn't think of Oh, yeah. Or at least I don't know that you
have. And I use an eye roller because of course I maintained
even though she collected $45 million in the last quarter, and
she'll probably walk away the billion dollars. I still
maintain the that Elizabeth Warren will be the next
president forbid.
That sounds like a lie to me. I think David Axelrod lied. Rahm
rombo dead fish knew about it. Podesta knew about it. Lanny
Davis apparently knew about the account. They all knew about it,
right.
Well, y'all shot I was the guy who asked Bill Daley on Meet the
Press. If he knew about the server. He said, No, I was on
the set. When David Axelrod was asked by meek in response to my
comments about the server. He said no, I can believe they
didn't know about the server because it's so reckless,
endangered the National Security
account and they denied that email.
And but x Rod was asked specifically about the server
that morning. So I don't want to I don't want to turn away from
the fact that Hillary server is the issue. Mike Morel told me on
my show, I'm sure he told you as well, Sean, the Chinese, the
Russians, the Iranians, they all knew about Hillary server, they
all compromised, that they have all the emails that we're
getting in drips and drabs from the State Department. And they
even have the ones that she raised her
email, I'm willing to raise some money and go to the Chinese and
Vladimir Putin, I'd be willing to buy all the mouse, I'm
willing to go that raises significant amount of money,
what Democrats have to worry about them being released in the
middle of the campaign by Guccifer, and by other people
that have previously given them to Gawker and by foreign
intelligence agency, because they're out there.
Ah, the old blackmail. Yeah, nice. Exactly. Ha. And I don't
know why we didn't
think of that. And they have the deleted emails. That's cool.
Because we know the Russians have already pulled a stunt, my
running through WikiLeaks, that information about this about the
NSA spying on the French. Okay, we know that the Russians did
it. We don't have any proof. It's just so logical. And no
one's talked about it, but we have and the Russians are the
ones that are getting there. You're doing their spy craft.
They are not slouches. Yeah, they did this.
We know that that had to be a Russian tap. That wasn't
anything from anyone else who would do it. And so the Russians
are sitting on these Hillary emails. They know what happened.
That's why you smirking, and they're just waiting. Of course
they'll you know if if Hillary decides to tell them in advance
some others she's gonna play ball, but she's not. She's Got
You know what she's gonna do? She's gonna talk tough. Unless
one of the emails is a little teta Ted love back and forth
between her and uma Aberdeen.
That would be a nice one. Hey, baby. I'm thinking about you
tonight.
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skiing emoji surfing emoji, emoji, zucchini emoji.
teardrops.
I like the emoji zucchini.
Well, you put the you put that fits right in now if you do
emoji teardrops and followed by emoji zucchini, it's kind of
funny. Okay, well, you should try it with no agenda sexting
tip.
Now, well, so just so this is this is a twist that we have not
considered. We have to put it in our arsenal of considerations
for analyzing the new Yes, I like it. And I was very taken
aback by that.
i Yeah, we should. We should have been on that. I agree.
Yeah, we should have said that immediately. Of course we we
caught the Trump fire as the first backlash against a pair
Donald, my my pick my friend, my guy. And then we got to this
fire.
NBC turned the tables on Trump today, announcing it would no
longer air his Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants and that it
would explore ways to produce Trump's long running show The
Apprentice without him a coalition of Latino groups had
petitioned NBC to fire Trump for what they called his disgusting
views about immigrants. Democrats are just as determined
to keep Hispanics in their camp. Hillary Clinton featured
immigrants in her campaign announcement video and mentions
them frequently on the campaign trail numbers are growing in
2012 Mitt Romney one among whites but lost three quarters
of Hispanic voters and lost the election.
Be careful Donald, you could lose the election. So I'm pretty
sure of that. You'll be used the truth is somewhere in the middle
I know that Trump said previously last time he didn't
run he said that he would quit his TV show if he ran for
president so he's kind of saying the same thing now and if you
look the contracts were already set a long time ago but the Miss
Universe and Miss USA pageants they maybe just maybe the I'm
sure they wanted to get rid of it to the ratings and be the
whole the whole backlash the whole women thing it's it's
really not fit for the mainstream media anymore with
with all of the Equal Opportunity humans it's
objectifying women. And we say this all I'm always
flabbergasted why the why the hate
to see women in bathing suits. This is not true.
This is completely the lie. No, I love that. I love the show. I
love your analysis of the show.
And listen to the dummies luckily,
we like the political angle of it. You know, this is nice
things in there and you always describe the women quite well.
You know, talent takes town to do that. But as far as I knew,
which
was should have won. I always like to bitch about that Rio
course then again I'm only seeing it on television and you
don't know what they look like in person. Some women are very
telegenic I'm then in person, they're just Navman Well, you
have to be there good
news John. Miss USA pageant has found a new home. And reals
reals Oh reels Yeah. reels. So that's good news. I
pay top dollar.
Sure, why not? For them? It'd be a good it's a good get.
Yeah, it doesn't need something to draw. You know,
it doesn't cost a lot to produce this thing. It's all sponsored
is fantastic. It's good deal. I don't see a problem. And what
about Miss Universe? Yeah, no word yet. That'll find a home.
That'll find a home. Sure. Okay, well, where are we?
Okay, here's a clip. play this clip. I don't this is a clip
that was in the clip file. This is the reason I tried to make
clips in the morning. I have no idea what this clip is about.
Okay. But I think it must be since I put it in here and I
took it off the internet's it must be good, but it's jailings
hair.
jailings hair, okay. The parents of an African American
kindergarten student kicked out of a Belmont classroom because
of his hair cut, have filed a federal civil rights complaint.
This is the haircut. The Archdiocese responded tonight
telling us it has not seen the complaint but that the school
hair policy is explicit. ABC SEVEN NEWS REPORTER victory with
a story you'll see only on ABC Seven News.
This is six year old Jalen Broussard last December he went
to his kindergarten class at the Immaculate Heart of Mary school
with a new hairdo. It's called a faded cut slightly longer at the
top and short on the sides.
He was excited. You know he had chosen this haircut. He was
really excited about it because they usually go either either
bald or short Afro so he was excited to have something
different.
That excitement suddenly turned to tears because mother Mariana
Broussard got a call from his teacher saying his haircut
violated school policy violations.
And well in these situations, it's much better that the child
be removed from the school environment so they're not an
undue influence on the rest of the school.
I agree. Broussard had no choice but to take Jalen home. She got
his hair cut. But in the meantime, Broussard kept asking
school officials why the school policy banned extreme hairstyles
faux hearts tails spiking and such, but mentioned nothing that
looked like this. Plus, there were other students who maybe
should have been questioned too
this is a long report John de Hagen
stop it. So this is a classic they don't want the six year old
to to contribute undue influence on the other kids with his hair
cut, which is when you look when I first started What's this is
not an unusual haircut. It's not like it was a big Mohawk or
anything. It was just a normal very close cut very close
cropped with a little closer on the size in the top. This is the
Canon nuttiness that's going on. Hey, I hope they sue them and
get all their money.
I'm gonna show my son move by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun. I
have a few people to thank for show 735 up have you on our way
towards 736 toward 800 towards 750 That'd be a good shift 750
That we should celebrate that.
I'd like to do it. I just think yeah, be nice.
750s good. Steward Allen in trombones Burg New York. Came in
with $111.40 Laurie Baker $100 are de Swart. I don't know.
It's an DisArt. This one in Almelo.
In addition below 7777 Rudy Rudy the smart, he says are long
overdue for a donation.
Rudy DisArt.
Oh is Rudy. Rudy, Sir Thomas Nussbaum. Heads up.
There we go. This is the digital trader the trader. No, no, he's
not a trader. I'm sorry.
I think he was and he's turned down.
He's a turncoat.
He said he made a mistake. Turn.
What was the miracle American celebration day again?
first of July zone it was that's bomba sir Nussbaum What are you
doing
here and I'm gonna list off the Americans that who take this is
our 1812 Battle Royale $74 that fit Hold
on a second John that you know, I'm I'm pissed at myself now.
I'm so sorry. The 12 battle. Oh,
there you go. record that. The 1812 Battle Royale between the
United States and Canada which was British at the time and this
and they burnt down Washington DC which was didn't call the
city of Washington in 1814 is burned to the ground burned away
and laughed all the time. We we burned it down they're laughing
and laughing so we're reenacting this in some virtual space with
donations as benefit that no agenda show we virtual
century 1812 space. They did
well space. So we're gonna, I'm gonna read off the list of
people you could join now this is to fun who voted for the 7415
donation each one of these 7415 SERM that Thomas Nussbaum sir
Mad Hatter in Fairfield, Connecticut. Sure. Festus in
Vallejo up here in Vallejo, California, Edward Siemens, in
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Joel Blazic Parts Unknown. Sure Hank
vai count of Queens and Kew Gardens, New York. I guess it's
Tice hammock. gamming hemming in Como Sam ties hand mending I
would say hammock
and mink. He's in South Dakota is in South Dakota. Harvey Lee
in Federal Way, Washington. Robert Smiley.
Wait and Miss Charles.
I'm sorry, Charles rose Shetty. He also has a I think a call out
and he has a call out on visa and in he's in South Korea and
he gets a call out because he says my brother in law has been
listening faithfully for seven months but my brother in law
Mike Kelly turned me on to you guys years ago, but only
listened sporadically. However, now I cannot live without you
guys. And I want you to call out Mike and tell him to donate.
He's a longtime listener but never donated.
Oh my goodness. Douchebag
Robert smiley and Holland Pennsylvania 7415 Raleigh Hockin
Anna, Illinois.
We think we have really read this now this is from Vicki she
sent a nice note she's
Avery She's over here in San Francisco. Now she came that
that was the end of it by the way we just knew that was the
end of the American side of the home what's
the tally there John in the world
let me count it. Yeah, that's kind of why read the note helped
me and give me a total. I want to thank my husband Matt for
hitting me in the mouth last year by making a birthday
donation his honor. The best podcast and university commute
together and our family business in San Francisco and enjoy
listening to the podcasts on the drive as and as selfish as this
is. Let me say that you your two shows are perfect for us. So
don't cut back on the Showtime. Okay. They say that opposites
attract and that is not true about it. Oh, that is so true
about a so true. on political issues. We are often miles
apart. He likes techno music. I prefer jazz. He hates listening
to his choice of talk show. I Oh, I hate listening to his
choice of talk shows he tolerates listening my NPR
shows, but with no agenda, we find common ground. And so I
guess you can say you are helping save our marriage of 27
years. Ah, so thanks for your enlightening show. And for
joining me the way to my soulmate and my life partner and
truly the most patient man in the world. Then she's got a
couple of requests. And I sent her a note back and I said I'll
suggest this magical shapeshifting juice for sure. At
the end of the show. Okay,
we'll do that for sure. Okay, and now let's demo let's go to
the tally. We have a we have a tally now for the Battle of
1812. Oh, number we have 11 474 50 United States.
Battle of 1812.
Okay, here's the Canadians coming in. They're not going to
be starting with Kurt Winkle molar in Townsville, Australia.
Come on Commonwealth brothers. He says Keep up the outstanding
work so their daily Australians have chimed in on the side of
Canada. Dang, no surprise. Yeah,
I have really shoot
Eric Hof. Like I
told you to do that or something.
Somebody passed a word on but he's the only one I see. Sir
Clegg in Thornhill Ontario. Eric cough I mentioned in Edmonton
Alberta, Vicki cuz, cuz Stacie and maple Ontario, Chris tear
heart in Abbotsford. BC, Sir Norman of McDonough Baronet.
Woodstock, Ontario. William Brannick. in Calgary. Mark
Montgomery in Mississauga, Ontario. or soy. What is this
for a soul Hi yah, or soul? Cheese. o r s o l y a saw Seuss
S O S in Milton, Ontario. Chalk one up for Tim Kennedy says
Brian Edel Edelen at Dellen in Myrtle Beach, South Carroll.
Lena says I chose Canada by mistake please change my vote. I
cannot believe I left my country down. But he's he's writing this
before he hits the Return button. So it goes to Canada. in
Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Are you sure you want to pay us Are
you sure you wants to carry this is a cover your ass memo?
Are you sure you want to pay?
Yeah, this is a cover your ass memo. Allen which in in Prince
Rupert, British Columbia. 7115 and finally Richard bonk and
thorny Hill. Wish I had my bunk.
Alright, let's go to the final score for episode 735. Wow. Oh,
they have a total of 12 Canadians have. They are
actually up by about I think they beat by about five last
year off to do that final calculation, but they're way up.
Yeah. And they and we don't even use the multiplier with them.
Yeah. Timing multiply their votes times three. Come
on America. Y'all have a second probably in rural America
was 1812. On where I wanted to Beatles, The Beatles were
popular. Onward. And onward. Nathaniel Fred. It's just a
game. We're just having fun. Yeah, that Daniel Friedman and
Draper United's USA Draper, Utah 6969. Kevin Scott in
Saratoga Holmes boss. Oh, what Seto horns boss?
Said dolphins bush. Yeah, yeah. ZZ for John. He can say Den
Bosch. Yeah. Instead then Bush
Yeah. wants you to set off his boss.
And bush. Yeah. And it'd be Gavin Scott. No. Samuel Shepard
in Sheffield, Essex, UK 5510 Funny the bridge gaming with the
Canadians through mad Seaver Knoxville, Tennessee double
nickels on the dime. Eric Blackwell double nickels and
dimes in Temecula, California also, g t bird. Just refer to me
as at g t underlined bird. Longtime Boehner nia de
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years in corporate franchise operations graduated in May with
college PR advertising been turned down for over 100 jobs.
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property I could no longer afford without a job. Donate
more once employment has been procured. Wow. $51 Thank you.
Well, we get the job coming. He'll take the job come at the
end. And then these are the following $50 donors Stephen
Milliken in Parts Unknown. Joanie Perkins in Holland,
Michigan. Shane Roseville, ski I think it says Sir, in Saskatoon,
my favorite place. Brian Morton in Casper, Wyoming. Dustin
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Norwalk, Connecticut. Sir Intel armor is back from Bend Oregon
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with Dexter about his vape business.
Oh yeah, he's gonna be the king of vape. So
I thought that he was also in the devices. But he is in of
course, where you need to be in the liquid in the vapor liquid
business.
Oh, that's interesting. So he's a specialist. He's a specialist.
But what he does primarily
is he imports across the EU, primarily from you're going like
this, the top brand right now comes from Bordeaux, France. And
that and the top of that it's called Bordeaux B, B O R D,
capital O to Bordeaux to is the title. And you know, the the the
obviously the economics of it are pretty clear just making
some liquid and selling it for the I think these 10 milliliters
goes for 10 bucks or so. So I've learned a couple things because
the I want to understand how does this work? What is the
actual vaping? What is it that makes this vapor. So you have
this liquid, you have a little thing and then you have a
battery and then you have an element or a coil usually on the
vape pens as they call them. You have an element and sits in some
like Indian cotton and then the cotton soaks up the goop and
then you're creating short circuit that becomes warm and
then it starts to throw off vapor. And it not only does
it says a stroke, okay, why is that not called throwing off?
What does it throw a smoke
because it is the exact same ingredient that does this as is
used in so called smoking machines for stage for stage and
TV. Okay, and that ingredient vapor machines they create.
Correct and that ingredient is propylene glycol.
Propylene Glycol is in all these vape things that's the major
inhaling propylene glycol or Lysol is a glass solid glycol I
don't let's say I like Lysol but it could be like I don't believe
it's like solids glycol, glycol,
propylene glycol, yeah, which has been deemed safe by the FDA.
Well, it doesn't mean anything just
saying that it has been deemed safe. And the way they purchased
his main ingredient is with a percentage of nicotine. Now you
can't buy I think over 90% Pure nicotine and what they do is
they'll order three nine or 18% nicotine and the rest of that is
going to be your propylene glycol glycol which by itself
has no flavor no taste is just bland although in a TV studio
there is a very distinct smell I believe that that's the what
I've witnessed a very distinct type of smell to the mist the
vapor machines that they use, you can always kind of smell it
has has a distinct has
be Yeah, I think yes, I believe this would be true.
So what they do is now this is the business is creating all
these flavors and subpar you know so called organics and
throwing stuff in there and of course none of this is regulated
the the real dangerous ingredient, which is mainly used
to create a creamy type flavor like a coffee flavor.
But before you continue, I want to read you from the A T SDR,
the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and the
toxic substances portal This is propylene glycol Um Yeah is
affected organ systems a dermal renal urinary system kidneys
respiratory from the nose to the lung size cancers classification
non chemical non propylene glycol synthetic liquid
substance that absorbs water it's also used to make polyester
compounds a base for de icing solutions well branded wings
they hold on
that's as because what it does is it sucks up water and it
holds on to it so it's not the icing fluid but it is a part of
the de icing fluid mix. Okay, that was that was one of those
big scares like oh, it's aeroplane de ICER for liquid,
okay,
I'm not defending it I'm just a pure boiling glycol is used by
the chemical food and pharmaceutical industries as an
anti freeze when leakage might lead to contact with food. Yep,
same thing too, because water leakage is good. It means it's
not toxic if in other words and use that instead of I think it's
ethylene or methylene glycol or whatever is using normal and I
freeze, which is extremely poisonous. That's not it. You
use this instead if it's going to come in contact with food,
meaning that they won't kill you if it can make contact correct.
It is used to absorb water and maintain moisture in certain
medicines, cosmetics or food products. It's the solvent for
food colors and flavors. And in the paint and plastic
industries. Propylene Glycol is also used to create artificial
smoke or fog used in firefighting training and in
theatrical productions. Okay,
what could possibly go wrong?
No. There it is.
But here's the problem. This is one you want to look up. The
stuff that they put in to create these flavors is
diet diacetone diacetone
Until dia Cetyl
diacetate CTY L. Oh okay that which
is commonly known as the stuff that they create the I can't
believe it's not butter flavor with and movie popcorn.
Isn't this flavoring ingredient? Butter flavoring.
This is not good if you inhale it
organic composition This is they've
been people who worked in popcorn factories Yeah, and they
have really bad lung cancer and they attributed to the acetone
I don't like artificial butter flavor. You know you can buy
butter it's in everything.
If this diacetone which you can ingest you can ingesting is okay
but inhaling it is not okay. According to the
total arises naturally as a byproduct of fermentation in
some form that's a that would probably as a byproduct of
fermentation probably account for a certain buttery
characteristic in certain wines Chardonnay being an example.
That would be my guess. I haven't read about the buttery
thing but that could be at utilizing the attribute that to
the wood which is really produced more of a vanilla taste
is formed via the thigh Amin FOB pyrophosphate unmediated
condensation of peruvianus Seattles some COA
cherub comment vaping is eugenics. Sour,
sour cream, it shows up it shows up in buttermilk it shows up in
cultic culture butter, it's dynamite so it shows up anyway
in the butter that adds to the butter flavor. Well, okay, well,
you're gonna get this stuff somehow in your diet, whether
you like it or not.
Yeah, but if you look at some of the, as I said, the popcorn
factories where they come in contact with this through
inhaling a lot of people dying from it.
Not so good. Well, I like to see some documentation for this.
Okay, well, it's in the show notes.
So you can find it so also this is interesting, but I was
saying that we shouldn't we should have an A no agenda vape
liquid like the seed guy you know he's gonna do it. You know?
He's gonna do it. Oh, yeah, he's
definitely going to do it.
There's no doubt I call it New World Order protection vape.
Again,
in alcoholic beverages, I'm gonna read this part. At low
levels die, a diacetyl contributes a slippery ness to
the field in the alcoholic beverage in the mouth. So you
get this smoothness as levels increase in imports of buttery
or butterscotch flavor and some styles of beer. Example most
beers produced in the British Isles such as India Pale Ale the
president the presence of diacetyl can be acceptable or
desirable at low or in some cases moderate levels desirable
in some other cases it's considered a flaw
Come on we work on the product well yeah this stuff is all over
the place work on this product okay, there's no agenda Vega
liquid No Yeah, well, Dexter will sell it for so we got to
come up with the with the product. So no agenda e liquid
and then we have to have some new world order protection
everything you know or like fights off GMOs fights off GMOs
and a common corn erupted
can continue on this little story. Well that was those two
chemicals
those amazing labor of Bordeaux no it's not it doesn't it's not
that it's just a brand Bordeaux and it comes from the Bordeaux
region but it does not give you a board this by the way is a
fantastic no agenda e liquid taste just like Bordeaux think
about it Johnny
thing though is these liquids all nicotine or what is it
now you can get them with zero nicotine
what would be the point of that? Well, just to vape
to look cool and
cool and blows blow vapor out of your lungs. Yeah,
yeah, that's why we need this.
Did you ask Dexter about my complaint when we were
discussing the mods these guys are making and they'd inhale and
then there will be like a room full of smoke of Dexter coming
out of their mouth Dexter
had a 6500 milliamp pair battery as his as his base unit. He has
a spire tank with the mouthpiece. It was a 50 caliber
bullet could have fit through that thing. And he's putting his
mouth on it but he's he's heating it up to 72.1 Watts and
this and he says watch this which normally if a pilot says
it you want to be worried but when Dexter says it and he the
whole room in and then he just blew it all out. The whole room
was filled
he's enraged me back to the question that he needs to be
asked which is what a delivery mechanism that throws out that
much from your lungs. What is retained?
Oh, all kinds of bits stick behind. By the way we have that
we have the branding already. I can't believe it's not Bordeaux.
MTN vortex good one. I can't believe it's not board dough. E
Liquid from no agenda. It tastes just like Bordeaux. I'm telling
you, someone's gonna do wine flavors.
That'd be great. I think a wine flair would be fantastic.
I think it's a distinct opportunity to make it work. And
I think we can do it. Oh, I needed to do jobs comma for
everybody. I'm sorry. I forgot that all together. We got
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
There we go. Alrighty, then. What else do we have? I'm still
reading this. Okay. I'm going to stop and go back to my clips.
Here's a good here's a good just an offbeat clip. Japan facts. Do
you know any of this? Oh, no, let's
find out.
Oh, too many people here. Japan's Bullet Train is famed
for its safety. There hasn't been a single fatality in more
than 50 years of operation. But sadly, Japan is no stranger to
suicide. Once again. Last year, it had the highest rate in the
world. And it is now the leading cause of death for men between
the ages of 20 and 45. Rupert Winkfield Hayes BBC News in
Tokyo
because somebody lit themselves on fire and one of the high
speed bullet trains about to put off. Yeah, and some apparently
some woman died because she got to know what happened to her
button did did I didn't realize that. Everyone's always accusing
the Swedes or the Nordic countries of being the most
suicidal,
right? Hey, dude, I'm sorry. This is news to me. Are we? Are
we actually alive? For what? Well, I'm surprised that we're
alive. Why? Well, because of the leap second.
Oh, that's right. The second came in went.
Yeah, didn't the whole world melt?
I guess it didn't die. In fact, I forgot all about it. And my
computer's still work. Yeah,
I how can that work? Not that is I don't think we need to do a
whole tech news segment. But I did have a little thing is
happening in Chicago. Just Oh man. Well, let's do tech news.
If you wanted to tech news, we're kind
of running out of time, but let's do it. Okay, go along
today.
You just made that you said it's okay. We can go along? Yeah, I
went to affiliates. Okay, let the affiliates know.
Yeah, we're gonna go long.
On my phone, the way I see it the only good phones a landline
and the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
That's right and money in time for no agenda tech news. The
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Alright, let's start with my one my clip. Yeah, go for it. Bass X
rocket explode
out of that disaster the explosion of the SpaceX rocket
just minutes after liftoff the unmanned ship was set to deliver
for Space Station. So the failure could put the space
stations future mission at risk is David Kerley has the latest
from Washington. Good morning, David.
What did George not since the 1960s. Have we seen three
missions in a row connected to the American space program fail,
and this third failure could mean a delay in sending
additional astronauts and even raises the possibility of
evacuating the space station for the first time ever. That's if
supplies don't arrive. Third attempt to lift two tons of
supplies was the job for SpaceX, spherical long course on track
but just a little more than two minutes into the Falcon nines
launch, something goes terribly wrong, the entire rocket and its
precious cargo explodes. And we appear to have had a launch
vehicle failure in that firing debris that fell into the
Atlantic Ocean a long list of essential supplies, most
importantly food or replacement spacesuit science projects and
computers. Among the three men in the space station waiting
American Scott Kelly hoping to spend a year in space. He
watched the explosion on a TV monitor and tweeted and space is
hard. SpaceX, the private company owned by Elon Musk has
explained little and if Musk only tweeting, there was over
pressure in a liquid oxygen tank. The SpaceX failure follows
a Russian cargo ship that got to space but then spun out of
control two months ago, and a competitor whose rocket barely
got off the launch pad before it exploded in October. With
privatization. NASA expected some failures, but
I didn't think we'd lose them all in one year timeframe. But
we have
Elon there's a couple of things that were screwy about this
report, or about the whole thing of these three rockets blowing
up the black Orbital Sciences was the one they didn't miss the
company
who was what is women? What would the
orbital scientists is the one that blew up the rocket in the O
Tober interest and they ended up having to merge with some arms
dealer and there's a new company now cool, but there's also a
report Don't touch anything if there's debris, you know, yeah,
they might have rocket fuel on it and don't
go near with your seat and don't go near with your cell phone.
Yeah, I think there's some radioactive thing going on
because they don't want to touch it anything because this if they
say liquid oxygen that means is a liquid oxygen kerosene rocket
I don't think there's anything more radical in the mix. I mean,
it's possible we put that in our liquid. The unseen Yes, you went
to Bordeaux, the and the understory. What nobody's
talking about is the is the rd 180. I unbeknownst to me, I
don't want to cut this just casually unbeknownst to me, most
of our rockers including the Atlas rocket and many of the
rockets that we use are Russian or Russian. Yeah, we use the
Russian rd 180 rocket motor. Yep. And now because of the
sanctions we've had to stop buying these motors there
was a three hour conversation on the Hill about this very topic
where NASA was saying you need to lift the sanctions so that we
can buy rockets from Russia
Yeah, nobody's taught No I've never heard this on a mainstream
media news report
well because that doesn't fit with them with a narrative of
poor being holding to the Russians for
the draw for our space program. Yes,
yeah. Yeah. Apparently they make the best engine so there you
have it now all these new companies are cropping up trying
to make a good engine you know kind of trying to clone the one
ad but this you know this is hopeless
don't really don't Can we just do another Operation Paperclip
and go steal their scientists?
I don't think it's gonna work anymore. There's some you know,
it's it's a bits of bits and infrastructure issue. Russia
apparently has all the necessary parts to make I think a lot of
it has to do it there they have some technologies for for
example welding tungsten that we don't have and they've never
revealed them there's certain things they can do that we can't
do. And that's why we're buying their engines because their
engines are better than our engines but now we can't buy
their engines because of the bowl crap going on.
It's just like we can't buy their nuclear reactors or the
fuel that we need for the one facet actor we have
this is ludicrous. They got these these sanctions that's all
because of Snowden.
Yeah, there you go. He got it out. Nice.
Unbelievable. I don't that's my I got that. I got one other
clip. Okay.
Well, maybe if it's a good clip, let me do Mine's kind of
mediocre. Let me put my in the middle.
So called cloud at tax takes effect in Chicago. today. It's a
9% tax being applied to electronically delivered
amusements, such as Netflix, Spotify, and non possessory.
Computer leases, like Amazon Web Services, Netflix already make
an arrangement to add the tax the price of charges Chicago
residents, so if in fact there's a 9% tax, the Netflix plan, cost
96 bucks here in Springfield. I $104 a year to drive three hours
away north to Chicago. And this is an old tax in Chicago in
Chicago, you've always had to pay for stuff that you lease.
This is the city has just decided to apply that to a cloud
application. Some lawyers and you're already quite crying foul
saying this tax could be a violation of laws, including the
Internet Tax Freedom Act, which prevents discrimination against
services delivered over the Internet.
And it's pretty radical.
That's wild. Yeah.
So me, I guess, if you want to try and get an account out of
state or does it not matter yourself to pay the tax even if
it's an out of state account?
I have no idea. I don't know how they're even going to enforce
it. That's the other thing. I'm reminded of some of the
enforcement's of the tax laws that in California, they collect
tax on a state here and there for whatever reason, and they
never collect it because there's no mechanism. So I thought it
was rather interesting. Go into too many details.
All right, let's do your kicker clip. Whoo.
All right. So I got the grant. So they're gonna title deGrasse
Tyson, your your your friend of grass, Tyson. Like grass, the
grass, the grass Tyson has. He likes to stretch the truth.
Oh, ooh. Ooh, that hurts. Yeah.
So he says stuff. That's bullcrap. And they're starting
to document it. So this is one clip. This was about something
who was not?
Is there an anti deGrasse Tyson group that I can join?
It's cropped up. Oh, nice. You're just tired of this guy.
Is it? Is it a subreddit, he's annoying. I don't know if where
it comes from, I just know it exists. And as a couple of web
pages that talk about lying to deGrasse Tyson like grass. So
he, but in this clip, they're trying to lead it into one
direction, I found a lie in there that they didn't even
point out. And it's just one of these casual things that people
that are, I would say, pathological with their stretch
entry. They just throw stuff out. Like anyone who's raised
the kid knows when the kids are about 12 or 13 years old, they
make they make stuff up with them on the road into the
conversation. And you have to call them on it at an early age
or they develop into being bullshit artists. So it's this
is just a little subtlety. And this is not a big deal. But I
didn't I didn't notice anybody else picked it up. So I decided
I'd pick it up. Here he is standing in front of an audience
do walking around, like as a stand up comic
show, it's a show, he doesn't show
going back and forth. He's talking about 911. And he drops
a little bomb in here, a little bullshit in here that I had to
call them out on Let's back up for a moment.
I did a lower Manhattan. I live closer to Ground Zero than the
height of the towers. And I was there September 11. And this is
these are frames from my camcorder. outside my window,
the North Tower is on fire. If you look very carefully in that
picture you might not be able to see in the back row, but the
South Tower had just been hit. And you can see some material
punching forward. You see the flame that's the fuel igniting
the fuel doesn't ignite instantly. It actually has to
spread get atomized and then it ignites. And that's what's
happening in that picture. And then the entire building is
engulfed. To put this in context, you see the black
building standing in front, that sleek black building, that
building outside of the island of Manhattan would be the
tallest building on the Eastern Seaboard. Okay. It's a very tall
hotel, they call the Millennium hotel. And so the Trade Towers
are huge. Okay, the thing I didn't like was him saying that
he was in he was closer than the distance of the building but of
course they came down vertically and they didn't topple over. So
his his his whole argument was, I guess you'd say specious. But
that may not be what you're talking about.
You know, I don't know what he would do anyway it would catch
is just one of these little bullshit things you throw in
when you're talking to you sound like you know, something. He
says the just to put things in context with this black
building. And he's talking about the Millennium hotel, tallest
building, outside of Manhattan on the Eastern Seaboard. I don't
know what he means by the eastern seaboard, because the
man has not really heard and I guess it could be Philadelphia's
got two buildings taller. Okay. Atlanta has got two buildings. A
B three buildings taller and Miami. Miami which is definitely
on the Eastern Seaboard has got at least two buildings taller,
he lies. This is just bullshit.
He lies I tell you he lies
like to hear the grass on that. And that ladies gentlemen wraps
up our tech news.
On my phone, the way I see it, the only good phones a landline
and the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
John, I'm not sure what If you if you have anything for the
end, but I have a two clip Yeah, a little too well two and a half
clip kind of thing, which one of our producers put together with
the you know, time codes and links and I was so good. I made
it into a PDF and put it into the show notes. And it is I did
not start at the top today. I'm going to do it as the last bit
agenda 21 global warming climate change stuff. I thought maybe
you'd like that.
I'm glad you moved to see it's I got a cut here. I'll tell you
what the clips are that are left. They got a little bit on
the Indonesian plane crash which is the funniest part of it.
Okay, we'll use that as the last clip. Good. And as you hate
mine, yeah,
you go. When you hear it you go what? Okay, that's interesting.
I got the Iranian Iranian rundown. That's the update. We
can use that mannequin. Desnos. Let's
do that. Now let's do the Iranian rundown because I do
want to know what's happening.
Okay, this will give you that what's going on
talks on a nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers have
been extended after the two sides failed to complete an
agreement by a midnight deadline. Some believe the real
deadline is July 9 The last day President Obama to present an
agreement to Congress before a mandatory review period of 30
days jumps to 60 days. The outstanding differences include
access to international inspectors and Iranian nuclear
activity in the deals final years. negotiators are also
trying to determine the timing of sanctions relief and the
scope of Tehran's nuclear research. Speaking at the White
House, President Obama said he's prepared to walk away from the
talks of Iran fails to make sufficient concessions.
There's still some hard negotiations to take place. But
ultimately, this is going to be up to the Iranians to determine
whether or not they meet the requirements that the
international community has set forth. To be able to fairly and
accurately and consistently assess whether or not
they have
foreclosed the possibility of obtaining a nuclear weapon.
I think they should let the MUFON guide do all the speaking
about this but president's boring kit the guy with the
wacky hair. Yeah. You know, that would be much they'll be much
more fun.
No, this thing is just a joke.
Yes, go ahead.
Well, I was thinking there's also the Yemen key so we we said
we got to two shows away. We should do the Yemen. So keep
keep us up to up to snuff on.
The UN is expected to add Yemen to the list of the world's worst
humanitarian crises raising the pressure on the Saudi government
to hold a deadly military campaign and blockade. The news
comes is ratcheting up the pressure aid officials warn
parts of Yemen are on the brink of famine amid internal fighting
and a continued Saudi led air campaign. Un a chief Stephen
O'Brien says 80% of Yemen's 25 million people need aid and the
health system faces imminent collapse. The warning comes days
after ceasefire talks between Yemen's warring factions broke
down in Geneva. At the Security Council UN Special Envoy Ismail
Hoffman renewed calls for a humanitarian truce.
Both sides showed signs of constructive engagement. There
is an emerging common ground upon which we can build to
achieve an eventual ceasefire coupled with a withdrawal of
competent while we push through a sustainable long time,
cessation of violence. I call on all the relevant parties to
agree without delay to earn humanitarian truce, especially
during the holy month of Ramadan. We should not forget
that Germany are living under dire condition and it pains me
to witness this ongoing suffering.
In some of Yemen's latest violence. 17 civilians were
reportedly killed dozens wounded today when Houthi rebels fired
on the southern port city of Aden. More than 1000 prisoners,
including Al Qaeda members also escaped a prison in the city of
tyese amidst clashes between rival forces, oh,
that doesn't sound good that a bunch of guys out of jail and
then the Gulf of ADD and this is that little part of the bottom
of the country that blood can block the whole
the whole straight bit of oil, the whole stretch rates. That's
the right window near the portal. Yeah, right where the
stars are Stargate. Yeah,
the Stargate that's under there.
Okay, this is interesting. Good. Let's keep our eye on that.
Again. Maybe they could just take two shows off as well. So
didn't we just like relax. Be nice. Alright. So two clips.
This is put together by one of our producers. I should tell you
who it is. If you just did a really nice job and I really
appreciated it. Because he did over multiple days while sitting
in the car, listening to NPR and that's Derrick Sheeran, Cha Cha
and maybe ch AR O N And so there's a meeting right now the
United Nations is meeting in New York, over the big Paris Climate
Change show who how that's going down in December. So it'll be up
now, this is where they're trying to figure out what they
want to do. And I think that's interesting, too, to keep up
with that with kind of little climate update two clips from
NPR over separate days, but it's a series that they are
producing. And it gives us a lot of good information about what
is not happening.
Well, the main purpose is to keep attention focused on the
effort to get a serious global warming agreement, basically an
interesting she says global warming and climate change
agreement to rein in the emissions of greenhouse gases
that are warming the planet. And this is going to be the final
agreement negotiated later this year in Paris. And it would be
the first time that both developing and developed
countries make commitments to try to contain their greenhouse
gas emissions. That's supposed to take effect in 2020. And
what's happening now is not really negotiations, but just
sort of trying to keep momentum going towards that goal. But
there have
been negotiating sessions before this. Are the countries anywhere
close to a deal?
Well, there's a lot of key issues unresolved. The last
negotiation session was earlier this month, and there's a lot of
that little laugh
of hers is pretty telling, like, she has a lot of key issues not
resolved, made that clear key
issues that are unresolved at that session, they had this 90
page draft agreement that they were trying to sort of
streamline and cut down into something more manageable. And
at the end of about 11 days, they had cut it down to 85 pages
and 90 pages worth. So there's a lot left to do. And they've said
here today that they hope to have another draft agreement
presented to the group at the end of July. So a lot of people
are worried that the pace is rather slow.
But what are the major issues that the countries disagree on?
Well, there's some really big issues like How will countries
be held accountable for the promises they make about what
they're going to do to try to control climate change? And how
will those promises be reviewed? And sort of make sure people
actually do what they say they're going to
you can already feel where this is going, right? John? This is
going to be? I told you, they're going to be measuring this in
actual degrees. So it'll be about the two degrees, which is
why she said global warming at the beginning of the report. And
this is really all about just funneling our money to poor
countries to have our economic hitmen implement whatever bull
crap we're gonna put in there, which will just be more
infrastructure for us. Obviously,
another issue is finance. There have been pledges of, you know,
a goal of $100 billion a year by 2020. That would help
that some serious dough. Yeah, we should get
in on that developing
countries both adapt to climate change and sort of shift to
strategies that would mitigate emissions. So where's that money
going to come from? Is it going to be public is going to be
public partnership like other issues? Or what are the long
term goals? I mean, years ago, there was a goal said that they
were going to try to limit warming to two degrees Celsius.
But so far, people have been looking at the promises that
countries have put forward as part of this negotiation. And
they've said, you know, what we see so far is not going to get
us to that goal. So what should the long term goals be?
As part of this process, countries have to come up with
their own plans for what they're willing to do to fight climate
change. How many countries have actually submitted plans to the
UN by now?
Well, there's about 11 countries plus the European Union. And so
places like the United States, Russia and Canada have submitted
their plans. They're still waiting for plans from big
players like Brazil and China. Wait a
minute. I thought China about we had an agreement with them for
2020
Oh, yeah, it was all that big deal that big fuss about, but
they haven't accepted fishy about this Brazilian thing. Now
that you brought that up. I should play that Brazil update.
But I'll just say that Obama had a meeting with the head of
Brazil and she said it's fine, but don't play it. Let's play
it. Okay.
The US and Brazil have announced new joint pledges on the use of
renewable energy. President Obama unveiled the goals during
the White House meeting with Brazilian President Dilma
Rousseff.
both our nations are setting new goals on clean energy. Beyond
hydropower, the United States and Brazil will aim to increase
the share of electricity we generate from renewable energy
to 20% by the year 2030.
He's got that nose thing again.
And this is also that 2030 day jobs right
because that's what the world does. Yeah. Brazil, but go on
missions goals, near Tripoli for the United States and more than
double Brazil's current output.
President Rousseff visit to Washington was our first since
canceling our trip last year following the disclosure of NSA
spying. Leaks from Edward Snowden showed the US spied on
her personal communications as well as on personal state run
oil company Petrobras. On Tuesday, Rousseff said she
believes Preston Obama's assurances that the spying has
stopped.
He says they have to file the changes, particularly due to the
fact that President Obama and the US government have stated on
several occasions that they would no longer engage in
intrusive acts of spying on friendly countries. I believe
President Obama and furthermore, he told me that you know, if he
needed should he ever need nonpublic information about
Brazil? He would just pick up the phone and call me
Hey, Mitch, very funny. Now you know what obviously happened is
that they cut her in you know, what the cutter opponents are
doing will cut you in on the information Oh, yeah, of course.
So she part of the scheme now. Gotta love resilience are being
taken for a ride by this woman.
Now. You gotta love it, though. You gotta love it. So here's the
of course now we have these talks. You have the guy do a lot
of PR and promotion. Get get it all into the psyche of the
people. UN Secretary
General Ban Ki Moon spoke before a huge meeting hall.
What do you what do you think he's? What do you think he said?
Shut up. Bad dad. Dad, dad, you have to read every verb not
laughing Yahara River era. You can never understand the guy
ever,
ever filled with high level representatives from all around
the world.
And he's a gentleman. In many ways. The stars are lined ball
graph as never before.
He said major powers like the US and China one ambitious action
on climate change. The Pope has weighed in with moral arguments.
And yet he said the pace of the negotiations is slow.
It's like snail's moving snail's pace. The chief political issues
bond graph are still on the table. While you're laughing,
he said there's just 10 more days of official negotiation
sessions scheduled between now in the major summit in Paris at
the end of the year. That summit is supposed to produce a final
deal when they will get all nations rich and poor to commit
to the effort to fight climate change.
Now we just went through leadership isn't isn't what from
the highest levels
after his plea for urgency. The delegates heard actor Morgan
Freeman narrating a short film called Let's possible
this okay. This is a three minute video, which really has
to be seen to be believed. But I do want to play it as the end of
show clip because the audio was good enough which showed
on the halls big screen. It described a future when quote
the sea level will stop rising and species will stop dying.
The question is how do we get to that day? From where we are
today?
Part of the answer is money. Christiana figuras UN's climate
chief Yeah, of course.
And this video John be like the polar bears, the burning
buildings, the dripping oil in the water. I mean, everything is
in here and Morgan Freeman stereotypically mean Is God is
the voice of God. The God guy, right. Sorry for you. But you
know he is the God,
there is no doubt that financing is the most crucial component.
Give me your money. Give me your money. Now. Just give me your
money.
Horrible people yet
to be clarified. The world's rich nations have said they'll
give money to poor ones $100 billion a year by 2020 to help
them adapt to climate change and to reduce their emission. We
just know.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cash.
As country after country stood up to give a five minute speech,
I stepped into the hallway to talk with Andrew steer. He's
from a nonprofit called the World Resources Institute. And
he's been watching UN climate negotiations since 1992. I asked
him, What's the point of a meeting like this one?
Well, look, it's a marathon, not a sprint. But we are approaching
a very crucial
stage. He said this meeting let ministers listen to each other
in public,
but more important to talk to each other in private. To really
think through just how ambitious we can be in Paris in December.
No, you got
23 years he's been watching this go on? Yeah. When he says it's a
marathon. Not a marathon. snail's pace. Yeah,
that's why bonk a mole inside.
All right, I think we're yet to wrap. Yeah.
I'll play that as end of show clip. Yeah. Okay with that.
Yeah, sure. The Morgan Freeman bit.
Yeah, just kooky. Cookie, some a Sherpa douchebag at the end of
it. Okay, no
problem. Work on that. All right. Johnny, thank you very
much for your courage.
Thank you for your courage, Adam. And I understand now
you're going to spend the next seven days on a drunken stupor.
That is the idea. Yes. And I wish you well, I wish you well,
thank you. And check in on me from time to time, make sure I'm
still alive. I will do that. So we have our special 200.7
episode coming up on Sunday that with new wraparounds new
discussion, new deconstruction of the no agenda show, where we
talk, we talk to our former selves and welcome ourselves
from the future or something like that.
You have like three versions of ourselves on that show, as it
now stands, and we're not going to do it anymore.
Coming to you from the storage center of all Russian gas and
oil, Rotterdam, the Netherlands in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where as hardly as
exciting as that. I'm John C. Dvorak. We'll be back on
Sunday with our special 200.7 episode right here on no agenda.
Okay, you know what?
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Johnson Johnson Johnson.
Today we can say, in no uncertain terms, that we've made
our union a little more perfect. There's a need for rescue
mission. When the world is threatened. The world needs help
it calls on America.
And that's the story.
One day, we will wake up to find that the energy that powers the
alarm clock came from the breeze through the trees the night
before. And we will go to work that morning writing the rays of
the sun. It will light our cities and power our businesses.
It will warm our homes and cooler workplaces. It will
reduce sources of conflict and fuel our economies and will
connect us all it won't scar the land or poison the seas. The
food we eat will be good for our bodies and good for the planet.
The weather that day won't make us worry for tomorrow there will
be more jobs and less disease. The sea level will stop rising.
And species will stop dying. The question is how do we get to
that day from where we are today.
All 7.3 billion of us.
We started by deciding that beyond our doubts and
differences such a day truly exists. And that is something
each of us can do today. We can make today the day we stop
thinking that the changes required to get there are
impossible and beyond us and start realizing that they are
not only possible, but what the future requires of us. We must
stop turning from the warnings of science and fear and denial
and instead turn toward the solutions and partnerships we
need. We can make today. The day we stop pointing at each other
and blame and instead chart a new course together. We have
never faced a crisis this big. But we have never had a better
opportunity to solve it. We have everything we need to wake up to
a different kind of world. We need our leaders to be brave and
that choices to be bold
they will either remember us as the generation that destroyed
its home or the one that finally came to respect it. We have
every reason in the world to act. We can't wait until
tomorrow
This is our only home you can choose today to make a world of
difference
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