Star date 1414. Tonight the star will be in the sky just above
Venus.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, July 16 2015. Time for
your nation media assassination, episode seven, three Niner.
This is no agenda on the
front lines of the Troika triumph and once again
broadcasting live from the central storage of all Russian
gas and oil, Rotterdam, the Netherlands in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and for Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm waiting for the 12 A x
seven storm up. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Hill. What were the 12, ASC seven of those. What were those?
The 12 aix seven is the was the fundamental tube.
Tube. Yeah, right. Yeah. Right. And what was it used for amps?
Yeah, just for everything.
You're just talking just before we started the show about?
Remember how it was when you'd be on the phone with somebody
and then the one the lines would get crossed? Back in the analog
days? Oh, hello. Hey, who's this? How did you get on? I
don't know what? Well, when I was a kid, we still had party
lines. Yeah, of course.
And most people don't even know what a party line is.
I think you need to explain. At one point,
I guess, even before my time, I guess party lines would consist
of maybe five or six houses. The party line was the way they had
the circuit setup. They had to go through to two or three
houses. Right. So it was the same line. But somehow I don't
know how they
would have one ring for House One, two ring. House two. No,
no, that was all somehow done. Some private channeling or
something that was your number would only ring when the your
number was called? Yeah. It wasn't like a ring all the
numbers because? Because then you'd have everyone listening in
on everything. Right? And you would run into a situation where
you'd pick up the phone and the party line was yakking away? And
then you got it.
I remember this. Oh, do you remember what a busy signal
sounds like?
I remember what a bit. Sure I do. So the party lines were so
you'd have this. When I was a kid, we had one other line that
was deprived? I don't know where this this. These people were. I
don't think anyone ever exchanged this information.
Where are you? I'm over here. And it was just like they were
annoying. But you never taught
you couldn't sex people up back in the day and the party line.
You could if you don't mind people listening in, right. So I
did. Being a sneaky little kid. I was just a little kid. I just
I figured that if you unscrew the carbon mic, which was at the
base of the phone, you could unscrew the top and then take
the microphone out. You could usually lift up the lift up the
thing and listen in.
And no one would know you'd lift it up. Well, you know
that that's up to that's remains to be seen. Because there was
this girl and her boyfriend. They were always yakking and
talking about, you know, lovey dovey stuff. And so I'd listen
into this, if I could get it if I caught it. I personally, you'd
be wanting to make a call and you'll have to find it and you
hear them and you hang up and made it clear that you hung up
and when you're making calls you hear these people hanging up all
the time. But if you took the little thing off, you might be
able to minimize this this problem if you're careful. But
apparently this girl can always hear and when doing this and she
would say I remember saying hanging out with that phone
yellow bastard. Yeah,
that's it. Exactly. Nice. Yeah. Well, anyway, get ready to head
on back.
Ah, yes, I did. What's your final report there from the
biggie
final report. Well, from the the biggie only Oh, my big E folder
for a second. Let me see what I've got going on here. The
everybody has of course been all over the Greece thing, then
leaks and now it seems so obvious that this is going to
take another three years they've done this kind of smart thing
where Fifi Lagarde jumps in and says LV needs this I'm gonna
have assurances without this weekend. You know, she just
can't do the French anymore. The two French for me, get me into
France. Get me into the French mode. Hi, I'm Sophie the god
okay. Kind of
don't do one either. So pretty shitty. But let her go on go on
with your day as
well. So a couple of things that have happened, as predicted. The
Greece,
the Greek rundown, I got one from democracy now.
But I'm the boots on the ground. How can I ever be better than
Amy Goodman,
but let's move on.
Impossible All right, Amy good come to
Democracy Now. democracynow.org The War and Peace Report
The War and Peace report.org Hello,
Report. I'm Amy Goodman otherway me Greece and its European
creditors have reached a deal before. I love how
she says creditors who are they? You know, it apparently is not
important to the story who the creditors are squeezed
to accept sweeping German backed austerity measures in order to
receive a third bailout and remain in the Eurozone. Provided
the Greek Parliament accepts the terms the deal paves the way for
a three year bailout worth up to $96 billion after European
leaders press Greece to accept an austerity package seen as
amounting to a surrender of its fiscal sovereignty. The hashtag
This is a coup trended on social media talks continued overnight
until Greece agreed to immediately implemented measures
including pension reform, and the privatization of its energy
transmission network comes to accept those 30 reforms posed by
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, just days after Greek voters
rejected similar terms and then historic referendum as usual,
John brilliant minds think like you have the perfect clip for my
backgrounder. So yes, this of course, is what we were
expecting to happen was the the securitization of 50 billion
euros worth of assets. And what's interesting about this,
you read everywhere, I'll be Oh, it's a new thing set up
somewhere in Luxembourg. If you don't pay attention to it, don't
worry that sets are all good to pretty much as there's a I
guess, a bank vault or a safety deposit box and has all these
pink slips in it for the energy distribution network, which is
exactly what Putin wants to have, was exactly what what
Gazprom needs for their Turkish Stream. Now, who holds this,
because you think the way they say it is, Luxembourg is this
thing and don't worry about it. We know how to do this. It turns
out it is held by A fund created by in I guess it's some kind of
secured paper by a bank known as KfW. And KfW, is owned entirely
by the German government, it operates out of Luxembourg. But
it says and this bank, this is an interesting bank, in 2008,
October 22, just before things started to come apart with
Lehman Brothers, this very bank transferred over 300 million
euros of funds to Lehman Brothers had never really been
explained what that was about, but apparently was some kind of
last ditch effort, or whatever. So these are the guys that have
all these assets. So yeah, it's it. KfW is a bank, but it's
owned 100% by the German people and controlled by the German
government.
I would assume if they gave that money to Lehman Brothers, they
got something for it. Yeah, laying in close, and it's
something over that this was necessary to keep this bull crap
going on. I
agree. So, you know, this kind of sets the stage now. So what
people are supposed to be angry about is, well, you are tax
money. We're gonna go further. Try and build those Greeks out
again with our tax money artifact from Uncle Rob, Rob,
Rob. Ah, that's the Dutch by the way. It's exactly how they
sound. And so they've done this brilliant thing, bringing in the
garden, and good old fee features. Oh, well, you know, it
can only be about 60 We can't put our 30 in you know, if he
bless you do we have to be able to enforce the deal because we
have seen DeStorm on Ferris. It literally so talking about
enforcing enforcing the austerity. Oh my goodness,
hello, Greeks chef's slave, to enforce austerity. It's true.
This is This is crazy. It's crazy. So I think what's
happening now is it's kind of good because everyone's focused
on what would the IMF put their money in, and then you kind of
forget all the routes or talks money. So it's very smartly
done. You just see the whole kind of focus and conversation
change, and all this extra money. Now, while this is taking
place in the background, the EU voted on the TTIP. The the trade
agreement between the United States and the EU, and they
approved it, they approved the I guess it's the mandate to go and
complete this deal based upon whatever outline there is, and
no one's talking about it. No, did you hear anything about it?
Not a thing.
So I've learned
to think of all the places that you think that since I was
monitoring Democracy Now. You think they'd have something?
Yeah. Do you got real soft? This is like happening with Skype for
some reason. Honey, you're soft. Can you talk a little
I just turned it up. Okay. Good, but I can get a jacked way up on
this on the gain here this isn't good
if you had Jack it down just a tad.
Tad one tad. Okay, if one tad Jack Thank you tad down
on Did you know why it's called the TTIP?
The rocky know what it is a joke here go.
If you set it up as a joke here then the joke never works.
That's not nice.
Well you done that to me and he just kept on my punch lines.
Hey, you know
why it's called the TTIP know why
Adam?
Just The Tip Europe we're only going to put the tip in okay,
maybe it falls flat when you when you
go on and just go on. It's the
one I wrote.
You wrote a joke.
Can you tell? Man, and of course, we've had nothing but
rain since the last time we spoke here in the Netherlands.
And today, lo and behold, beautiful. 80 degrees sunny and
I'm in the artistic cave here. In my my kid's apartment. My
dad moved in.
Funny how she hasn't been around. Yeah. Oh, I'm sure Oh,
there was some massive media news. So as I do when I come
over for a trip to the Netherlands, I had dinner with
Patricia. Ex Wife number one mother of my child. And now, you
know Patricia is really good at one thing.
publicity? Yes. Exactly. Really good at it.
She's dynamite at it. It's your stuff to sell. She's got no sexy
lingerie for mature women. So I get it. I'll book a table. She
books a table. And it's a place called the harbor club. Does it
already had the name kind of already implied What kind of
place this is?
Yeah. Douchebag Central.
Bingo. Boom shakalaka baby. So let's do it. Six o'clock maybe
won't be a lot of people there. And I show up the tables right
in the middle of the restaurant and it's perfectly arranged. And
instead of you know, of course the oh, I took a selfie said
just take a selfie. Okay, take a selfie. I sent it to her two
seconds later. She puts it on Facebook.
Swear to god world record. Unbelievable. Like what what did
you just do?
Automatic thing set up
it said yes. He said that. No. She said I'd put it on there.
And she said but I put it without a caption so anybody can
guess what it's about. You are the master now. Okay. Okay. But
we had a good time we're laughing and of the the
paparazzi are standing all of that said hey, can we would you
guys give us a quote? To get the fuck away from my table asshole.
That's how brazen they are. Wow, yeah. Oh, yeah. Then they set up
across the way and they got some footage of us sitting around
fine. But I did learn something from from the from the old bird.
She is officially now called a major Are you familiar with this
term amongst the mature women as a major? Never heard it? I
hadn't heard it either. Then apparently the scale is number
one we have milk. Okay, then number two we have fewer comes
one rank higher John after meals.
Double meals.
No, but I have seen that one now.
Cougar is yes. The cougar. Yes.
Say that again? The cougar? Say it's the cougar. And what comes
after the cougar? Major? Yes, exactly. I had no idea.
I don't know what did what is referred to it major pain in the
ass.
It's amazing. I think it's a milk plus 20 years. But Hi, I'm
telling you the truth. Now it's a Mills plus 20 years, that's
when you become a major
milk plus 24 can be a mill that at 18.
Well, yeah, could be but that's not kind of what the category
would
be a cooper 38. No, you could be a major by your definition,
which makes no sense. I'm just
I'm just I'm just passing on the information. Okay, well, and
what's
the point of the nomenclature? What is it what is though? I
don't
know who uses it? Apparently there's this whole she's in. Her
boyfriend is 26 Okay, she's 66 I'm going to repeat that Yeah,
yeah. So there's a whole thing amongst like, 20 more people.
Yeah, the guy's a little naive, I'm sure but it's beside the
point.
Yeah. So but that's where this comes from. There's an entire
movement of Blake. 20 year old men who are 20
year old males think of the Oh, I'm gonna be hanging out with a
major. Yes. And the other one really, guys just really I
didn't know you're in the army guys. Right Thing? Somebody said
that to me.
Hey, look, I'm just I'm just passing it on. I just want to
tell you I learn something. That's all she's
gonna make it to Colonel. That's for sure.
No doubt. And then finally, just a kind of a request. Do we have
any listeners in Africa? Like Uganda specifically, do you
think?
I don't think we have Ugandans?
Less Ghana? Right, right. I went to lunch mouth Africa. I think
we have that too. And I went to lunch with Tiffany, who as you
know, was born in Uganda. Tiffany's, your other sister.
Yeah, she's the middle child. So she's two years younger than I
am. Right. And so just the two of us. We hadn't had dinner or
lunch. The two of us. I can't remember how long ago. And you
know that she has it. Tiffany is definitely not like the person
who would come out and say, Hey, I'd really like to go to Uganda
and go see where I was born and go look at the house where we
live. Like, okay, idea.
I'm in. You're gonna go hell yeah. The two of us it would be
hilarious. What? You get Uganda? Yeah. Okay. You know, they have
a when Mike Elgin was doing, twit, years ago, he was or he
was just the guests like I was I happen to be on the show with
him when he was a guest. And he was coming in from somewhere in
Africa, like Uganda. And it was the best connection, internet
connection. No latency, beautiful fidelity. I've really
heard for years
ago, I think I remember that. We were talking about I
kept grilling him about it, thinking that he was across the
street or something. And I said, I suppose I think it was in
Tanzania. But I think that you could probably get our thinking
about it. You can probably get some outrageously nice
connection, probably through government resources. Show from
dad. It's really,
it's really interesting. I'm talking about going on a
spiritual journey with my sister, and all you here's the
vorak What about the show? Movie thing?
Let me let me get this straight. They're gonna go see some old
house that you live as a kid and to you to you. This is a
spiritual journey.
Give me a break. Give me a break. Give me a break. Give me
a break job.
Hey, yes, and you could do this show from there and I think
it would be fun. Is it dangerous in Uganda right now? I know. I
know. I shouldn't be saying hey, I'm curious. I'm a website you
can they'll tell you I wouldn't be saying hey, I'm bi curious
how you doing? That's probably not a good I don't do that. Not
a good idea. If you've been following this, this new
horizons Pluto the Pluto photos? Yeah, I'm calling bullcrap on
this man. What is this comparable compressed images?
It's Photoshop. What this this mission control room. Look at
like four desks shoved together. This one guy is freaking out.
He's hugging this poor lady who's like I just came in for
the casting. And just came in for the casting. And what is
this? That's not a real mission control center.
This is a mission is 10 years old is a decade old.
That's what I mean. I'm Yeah, I want to see old crap. I want to
see gray front. On the on the tech. Huh? All right. For the
dudes named Ben or anyone interested I do have an entire
view. See
that? Did you see that post I actually retweeted it that Scott
Johnson did that was showed that that little with everyone's
describing as a heart is actually the exact outline of
the dog Pluto relation is actually very funny. Dog Pluto
until that's
that's what NASA does. They throw in a little joke, hey,
watch this. Make it look like Pluto. I have this PDF, which is
kind of cool. It's all the it's the details complete down with
photos, schematics, everything of all of the transmission of
the transmitter technology on this new horizons. And so what
we're seeing now are what they would NASA saying oh, these are
compressed images. In fact, I have the quote here, the image
has been compressed to reduce its file size for transmission
to Earth. In high contrast areas of the image features as small
as three miles across can be seen. Some lower contrast detail
is obscured by the compression of the image, which may make
some areas appear smoother than they really are. The
uncompressed version still resides in New Horizons computer
memory and is scheduled to be transmitted at a later date dot
dot dot hockey, but they don't have a Gantt chart. And here's
where we transmit the high res. I'd like to see the high res,
but now might have a Gantt chart, you don't know that they
don't, but would have been nice to give us a date. So that the
traces they have to 12 1x band transmitters to the I believe
that this is possible from that distance. But you're really
you're pulling signals out of the ether that are
so many you get one of those giant monster Sure. Parabolic
things, guys that are like 100 feet wide. 100 be even bigger.
Yes. It's must be well, I think X band the
array of them. So they should probably be able to pull that
signal. But I think they do
it from multiple locations with X band. Like me. Yeah, it's kind
of it's almost like a reverse kind of peer to peer like, kind
of like a torrent I think. But the the download the downlink
data rates, this is why if this is all true, this is why it's
taken so long. They have a 16 bit control registered, which
can provide downlink data rates minimum 6.3578 bits per second
maximum 104,167. So it's about 100 kilobit, down at max, max
PA. But at worst, it would be about six kilobits. So probably
somewhere in the middle. So that's gonna take a long time.
Yeah.
And it'd be lucky to get the whole signal by now I don't know
what the trajectory of this thing is. But is it going into
deep space and forever? Never going to be heard from again?
Oh, I hope so. We were just flipping around.
We need more fun images. I hope so.
They're not gonna be able to send anything from that
distance. Oh, please.
If this is this showed up. The NASA is doing a simulation of
people living on Mars because of course, we're going to we're
never gonna go back to the moon, but we'll keep trying from Mars.
And this report made me laugh. Either showing off this dome
where these guys are going to live for two years.
For the CBS show under the dome.
Oh really? Doesn't surprise me. Okay.
Big Island of Hawaii is not a place that will remind most
folks of dead isolated planet Mars on Mars with a similar
isolation a similar living condition only it's a third the
gravity
we can only simulate certain things here. Still not
convinced Hawaii can look like Mars. That is breathtaking. That
looks exactly like what I see from the Mars rover is
remarkably similar. That's incredible. Okay, here's Mars be
back from curiosities camera last month. And here is Hawaii.
today.
Yeah, it's actually virtually identical. The same material
volcanic rocks.
How many times can they say it?
I don't know. It's it's as if they're trying to give us a
hint.
And then there's this Kickstarter for our favorite
science guy, Bill Nye
for him to Mars. Or is it give me the URL? Jumping science like
bumping around the robot?
Day this insane or what? I mean, we don't need our jingles aren't
even that good at points.
Wow. It sounds like we're winning in the butt. Exactly.
look familiar to you? Hi.
I'm David Alvarado.
And then Jason's iceberg. We were middle school students in
the 1990s when Bill Nye taught us about the rock cycle and
climate change. He impacted mental waves
in high school. I don't think Bill Nye was talking about
climate change and so on. These guys like 30 Please, please you
insult my intelligence you must stop immediately. Yeah, he's
trying to try and raise $650,000 He Good luck.
They already have 100 cent bill might impart Bill nice car
wouldn't
that be great that now that I would also support that'd be
great to see of course, um, the news every week. It's incredible
how these Kardashians a couple of years ago and we were talking
about him no one knew him. And now all over the European news
that Caitlyn Jenner received an SP.
I have a kind of a background or from either extra or the inside
or one of these shows play the Caitlyn Jenner and the ESPYs and
I have a commentary to make and a prediction that goes into the
red book
today we've got Caitlyn kids and why her three ex wives won't be
there. Here's Jerry.
Tonight's her nine. Who will she wear? What will she say? Will
she walk her first red carpet? Caitlyn said to take the ESPYs
and the whole world will be watching. This nice show big and
generous reportedly hired Angelina Jolie stylists to dress
her up.
I am the authority to hair and makeup.
Got part of her transition in this brand new I am Kate sneak
peek. Skirt. Show Report saying Caitlyn will skip the press line
only appearing on stage dodging the controversy over receiving
the Arthur Ashe Courage Award. Enjoy the moment. DMZ reporting
generous three x's including Chris will not be there at her
request. They're just not her drama. Are you planning to when
she was CzR? Brody breaking that news tomorrow? Wow.
Wow. TMZ TMZ.
Everybody's all over it. Right. So Courage Award? Yeah. All
right here. Here's what's going on. I think this guy has learned
a lot from the Kardashian woman. I am all over that. Yes, yes.
Genius. Yeah. And this is he is playing the media like nobody. I
told him I would watch I was I was watching him. And he still
walks around like a jockey. He's doing throwing stuff.
And as I might point out is not attempting a voice.
That doesn't bother with the voice. Here's what's good.
Here's what my prediction is. I ran around this morning, and we
may have
the same we may have the same prediction. I had a conversation
with Brian, the gay Crusader about it go.
He is going to do this bit this stick for a couple of years. As
long as he makes money. As soon as that reality show starts to
falter or even during the reality show. He's turning back
into a man
I agree. And I'll tell you why. I believe this entire show is
really an elaborate documentary about living trans.
I agree with that, too. And he when he turns back into a man,
he's going to make make comedy. He'll be your best selling book.
Yeah. And he'll
be able to show what it what it's really like to come out
trans and all the ridicule. This is why he wasn't coming out and
saying, you know, media, the way you treated me was not
appropriate. Because everyone made fun of him. Especially
magazines. He never condemned them for that ever because he
needs them.
Well, I think he's also going to reflect on being a woman and
then comparing it to being a man. I think he's got everything
going on here. And it's going oh, yes, that's
that's another result. That's the second book Woman versus
man. Oh, yeah. This guy up right here and you're totally right.
Keep going. It happens it's and because he hasn't changed his
job. You know, there's something about elite athletes, which he
was and I guess you know, he maintains a certain age you
still play how about
you know who a real hero is? is Rene was it? Renee Richards. No,
that's interesting. Yeah. Tennis player. Look. Take a look at
Renee Richards double E.
And so he is still acting like a punk jock. He's not there's no
femininity involved. He's Yeah. In the end, he gets to have a he
has a nice expensive facelift to the top of the line, which is
attacks.
Always, always a good thing to have. Yep.
Uh, he is just this is a setup that the the media and the
public are being you.
Yes. And the LGB LGBTQ IA P community is being abused. Yeah.
I'm Wait, I'm gonna be exploited. I'm with you.
It'll be a while though. It's gonna be it's yours. It can be
yours. Maybe you might get sick of this. But he didn't get it
unless he gets his dick removed and his balls cut off. Not gonna
happen. He's not gonna happen. Sincere. It's not gonna happen.
No, it's never gonna Of course not you just have those bags
taken out of his chest tightened up a little bit. Yeah, back to
being a guy and then he can go on to barber while you know go
again with these interviewers. And so we can we can also not it
would be to be a woman. That's right. harder than I thought it
was. Right. That's right.
That's right. I you know, this is the this is what Brian and I
were talking about. But yeah, we should honor a real real trans.
Renee Richards. Born Richard Raskind. About now That's a
story. How come that's not a movie? Maybe it is, is it? I
think it has maybe it hasn't been a second. I
think it might be. I'm not sure. Yeah. Whatever the case is this
guy's getting on my nerves. Okay, well, I'm sorry about
that. But I haven't taken out a cap his knees. But it's all the
high end. This is the highest of high end. This woman who's I'm
sure it's behind it.
Jenna Christian is a genius.
She
is totally. You know, a friend of mine. sent me a note. There's
a note men have faced I can't remember. But he's been
investing in high tech companies. He's been in the
music business for a long time. And there's just some random
company that he was looking at. And they had made $28 million
off of one app was a Kardashian app. And it wasn't it wasn't the
you know, the one where you where you can put different
clothing on on. On Kim, this is just some smaller second or
third tier Kardashian app. $28 million.
Well, we're in the wrong business.
Well, hello. We've known that. That's all right. Okay, I think
getting your Adam's apple shaved, sucks, hurts. Doesn't
seem like Yeah,
well. You gotta do what you got to do. This is serious money
involved here.
Yeah. We'll smoke. We'll follow it up. There's something big
going on in Texas. And you know, I have a number of friends and
cultural Asha chaise in the, in the Texas Medical community. Let
me see where did I have this idea? This is, this is what's
going on it. I think by now it's probably national news.
Today, House Speaker John Boehner called for an
investigation into Planned Parenthood and its handling of
organs from aborted fetus.
The conversation was recorded at a restaurant by two activists
posing as biotech employees interested in obtaining fetal
organs for research, which is legal unaware she was being
taped. Planned Parenthood's Senior Director of Medical
Services, Dr. Deborah new khatola described how she
performs abortions to preserve key body parts. For that
research. anti abortion activists say the tape suggests
that Planned Parenthood is harvesting that fetal tissue for
profit, which is illegal Planned Parenthood says it is only
trying to help women who want to donate fetal tissue after
abortions and just last year, Scott NIH funded 160 different
projects that use fetal tissue to research treatments for
everything from HIV to glaucoma.
So nice counter PRPs not very objective way I heard it. And of
course, as I saw the video, and these really, it's, it's pretty
clear in this video, they're talking about their proper
buyers, and they're very interested and they want to know
pricing. And they talk about how they are very careful to try if
the baby's breech to flip it around and get it if you can get
the head out and get all the rest of the body and the organs
out. It's really partial birth abortion is where you're talking
about. And how you then crushed parts of the carcass to get the
organs out. Oh, yeah, it's it's it's you sit down, you go like
well, ghoulish. I'm used to hearing crazy stuff about, you
know, emergency rooms and things. And I find it very
interesting. So I'm not even I was a little put off by the
conversation. And so what I am interested in is, where's the
showing up on the balance sheet, and I went into Planned
Parenthood of Texas, I got their form 990. It could be lumped in
with other there. But if but you're not allowed to sell that
rush to babies Alliance, and
just sell it for profit that are real laws about this.
But they won't believe it for profit and selling it or not the
same thing. Correct?
Correct. But if it's not on the books at all, it's very
possible, they have some secondary vehicle they're
selling this to or maybe as they sell books in the video, I don't
know, if they're cooking, maybe they were pocketing the money, I
have the feeling that the way it works, is they have what they
call providers. Okay. And you'll hear her talking about this, and
I can't play the video because you really need the subtitles to
hear everything and have all the context of it. But the providers
are these surgical services companies that they pay, you
know, they've got 4 million to this one 2 million to this one.
These are the guys who actually do the work. Planned Parenthood,
as far as I understand, usually don't do the actual work, they
contract that out. So now you have the Affordable Care Act
that, you know, the insurance pays for a lot, maybe I don't
know, but I thought the Affordable Care Act made this
you know, mandatory coverage. Then the provider does this. Um,
say it's actually the other way around. The provider does. It's
the provider. They get the money from the insurance Companies are
boohoo however it's paid for. And I believe that they then
pass on cash back to Planned Parenthood. So it could be this
middleman construct. I'm not entirely sure but it's there's
no let's put it this way. There's no line item on the form
990s that says baby parts
Yeah, well, I think get the real books to figure out where it's
been. But the
good news is next time those Planned Parenthood guys had to
rouse me on the street I'm just gonna say she asked me Do you
have any baby livers for sale today
this is gonna happen happens oh, you should then follow that
sentence with their delicious
Ah, nice. Until the New York Times the way they report this
headline House Republicans to investigate the force put the
Republicans right up there to investigate Planned Parenthood
over fetal tissue. But in the video, she's talking about
hearts lungs, livers livers? Yeah, between 30 and 200 bucks a
pop, you know, per item. So one baby is a profit center of
potentially 500 to $1,000. I'm sorry, not it's not a baby. It's
it's an aborted fetus
is crushed. Crushed. Crushed Vita Nash. Now with crickets.
Yeah, I'm telling you. It's what kind of world that we live in.
is worse by the minute. It's brutal.
It's just brutal. I tell you, it's brutal.
I don't know what to do about it. Well, what is your? Yeah,
it's true. I've got some good news. And bad news is just off
topic, if you don't mind. Okay. As we probably should wrap back
around to Greece and talk a little bit about Iran. Yeah. But
here's we had this one I promised in the newsletter, I'd
mentioned this. This is I thought it was kind of good
news. And it was an interesting analysis on CNBC, which is
talking about stocks in the stock market. And then this guy
came out with this little little jam on comic books. Welcome
back.
It has been a fairy tale ride for Disney investors, the stock
hitting an all time high just today, more good things could be
in store when the new Marvel movie Ant Man hits theaters next
week, the film was projected to pull in $60 million in its
opening weekend. Still cnbc.com Senior Editor and larger Chemi
says the era of the comic book movie could be in jeopardy. Eric
is at man, the beginning of the end.
I mean, it has to be the beginning of the end, because
it's at man, this is a comic that's coming off the bench.
It's not a starting lineup type of guy. This is not Spider Man
or Superman. And if you look at the data, going back several
years, we've already seen the peak in the number of comic book
movies that are out there, because it was 2011. When we saw
over a dozen movies, again, now it's only about a handful. And
if you go back the last couple of years, none of them had an
ROI over 100%. But 13 movies from 2000 until 2012 had ROI is
over 100%. So the numbers, they're getting worse in
quantity, they're getting worse in profits. And if you look at
the sequels, they get worse and worse every single time. So I
know we have a couple of charts on that just showing that you're
gonna at 1% they keep doing the Spider Man's up to the point
that they're not even making the profit anymore. You think that
econ 101 supply and demand and if there's some demand, people
just keep flooding supply until the numbers come down to the
point where no one's making a profit. And that's what we're
getting
to Why are Disney investors so bullish then? I mean, if this is
the bad news,
it's the bubble top right. Everyone's bullish at the top of
the comic movie bubble, Bob Iger even said, you know, we spent $4
billion by Marvel, we're not concerned, DC is going to go
into the movie business too. So they just have this confidence
that you see when these types of bubbles happen. In fact, Jane
wells even said at Comic Con, a lot of the real interest isn't
in the movies anymore. It's about putting it on televisions.
Comic book bubble. It's about time they showed the Spider Man
numbers in the first Spider Man was like, what some like 189%
ROI, and then it was then it will drop to like half of that
than half of that. And then they came out with the three Amazing
Spider Man movies. And the last one, the third one was zero. And
it was just like a straight that
I'm proud to say I have not seen a single one of them.
Well, I saw the first one. And then I think I saw the second
one on television and I skimmed the third one. I haven't seen
any of the newer ones.
Well, this is a problem because this is going to destroy half
the podcast inventory on iTunes. But we'll all the guys would
comic book podcast do now. I don't
know why there's so many guys and lots of tech guy. Yeah.
Here's a tech show. We're gonna talk about comic books. It's
guys talking about comic books, and how they violated the world
view is better. Oh, that's funny because the second Marvel is
such and such the world view was violated. They did this when
they couldn't be it couldn't have possibly done that because
earlier in the such and such book, they did this and they
can't do that again. And who it's just like wow, you guys are
better. Find some else to read read some technical documents if
in fact,
the Jews truly are shapeshifters. And I believe
I've presented enough evidence here to prove that they are,
then we must unite as a species to fight them and stop their
plan of global domination and the control of our
time to talk about the chips. I had no idea that came from South
Park. Did you know that? I could tell by the voice No, but I
didn't know that the told term came from South Park.
Well, I thought we heard somebody testify in Congress.
congression in one of these Yes, yes. Yes, yes. Yes. And so do
you think they got it from South
Park? Must be? It must be I think it's an old South Park.
Well, we'd have to look into it so that we have to look into the
timeline because it's timely violated by the latest Marvel
cartoon.
Ah. So we will see we had I think, I think something that
qualifies possibly as a one a one in a series a six week cycle
event. Which was due right around this time, was it not? It
was
due on the 15th
I believe it happened
on the 15th You're talking about the phony baloney FBI busted
that guy. That's exactly what I'm talking about. Yeah, right
on the 15 Random money do you have a clip of no I couldn't
find it clip it was like these guys are the media's going on.
Whatever it's to be it's become a joke to fit six weeks cycle
they are they're not doing it right. Yeah, Tommy's just
doesn't have the habit touch.
What was interesting just to kind of put it out there as this
really was part of a one of these mini events for the six
week cycle. I have the press release from the FBI themselves.
Hold on a second. So first of all, FBI. Now we have as tight
as prints a little too small for me. Okay, so the the hacking
forum not known as Dark code. What this is their own press
release was dismantled and criminal charges have been filed
in the Western District of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania
and elsewhere against 12 individuals associated with the
forum. The big announcement hackers and those who profit
from stolen information, use underground internet forums to
evade law enforcement and target innocent people around the
world. This operation is a great example of what international
law enforcement can accomplish. We work closely together to
neutralize a global cybercrime market place. So let's look at
these guys. John Anders Goodmans, aka MFI aka Krim, aka
synth, synth eat, of celebrating 20, Sweden 27 years old, charged
with by indictment with conspiracy to commit computer
fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, so he didn't even do it
conspiracy to commit money laundering. Allegedly he
operates his own botnet which this is from the FBI, which at
times consisted of more than 50,000 computers and use his
botnet to steal data from the uses of those computers on
approximately 200 million occasions. Okay. Then the next
guy is Morgan see Culbertson aka Android 20 of Pittsburgh. He's a
script kiddies listen to this. charged with criminal
information with conspiring to send malicious code accused of
designing den droid decoded malware intended to remotely
access control and steal data from Google Android cell phones.
That script kiddie stuff. And Eric l Crocker aka fan fast man
pa Spirit
let me get back up that conspiring to steal data from
phones. Yeah, I'll get guys involved.
I know it's hilarious is charged by criminal information is
charged by criminal information. With conspired can charge by
criminal information with conspiring to send malicious
code. He's accused of designing den droid a coded malware
intended to remotely access control and steal data from
Google Android cell phones. So he may designed Android and that
is conspiring then we have fast man PAH have been to New York
criminal information with sending spam who Yeah, no, you
know what? Yes, spammers is good, hang him up by his balls.
I hate those spammers accused of being involved in a scheme
involving the use of a Facebook spreader, which infected
Facebook users computers, turning them into bots. Rockers
sold the use of his botnet to others for the purpose of
sending out massive amounts of spam. You know, when there's a
couple of people you can arrest with spam. Just people say well,
you can always for sure, Naveed Ahmed, aka nav, aka semaphore,
Tampa, Florida Let's see a couple other guys.
Phillip wasn't even going to God wants you to finish this. But I
wasn't going to because there was a bunch of little two bit
terrorists that were grabbed yesterday. Oh, I didn't. The guy
in France they dragged yesterday. And there was a there
was some other character and died in Boston they you know
there was they the terrorists, but these are all ISIS inspired
this is what you got is is just a just a
wall. Yeah. Well, they don't need to finish it. You got to
give me the
point is is that David, we have seen this and we've discussed it
and then the basic new thesis is a lot of little incidents.
Yeah, although they tried to make this sound really big. It
was big international news. You know, they rolled up dark dark
code forum. And they change the DNS. No, no, no, no. That's just
but in script kiddies, it's a bunch of kids. Stupid Gabs more.
Yes. Because there's no work to be had it just more. Yeah,
right. Is morons. Just blame the economy? No, that is not a great
defense. And they're just,
they can't use it. But I can say it. Yes.
On cyber for a moment here. This is former Cyber Command
director. So we have the military Cyber Command. He's
Cyber Command Major General Brett Williams. And he said
something interesting in I think, kind of at the beginning
of this clip, which I didn't catch the first time. But I was
as I was editing it. I said, Oh, that's interesting. What does
the OPM hack say about cybersecurity in America today?
Well, I think what it says is that we haven't all realized
that we're past the wake up call stage. I mean, the wake up call
has occurred. Everybody in the neighborhood
many times is a wake up call Exactly. But any more than we
need. Well, the
problem is people are stumbling around in the dark looking for
the light switch. And there's been a guy hide in the closet
for five months, who's putting on his night vision goggles. I'm
scared now. And he's stealing the TV and jewelry and walking
out the door. You know, my concern is? How many of these
people are already in places that we really care about?
They're preparing?
Did you hear it? No, you say, Billy, you got to play it again.
Okay, it's just that little bit there. So first of all, the
analogy of 128 pages of questionnaire professionally
documented for each individual, each of the what is it almost 23
million people have background information is not the same as
the thief walking out with the TV and some jewelry. It's a
little different. I mean, right down to your medication, your,
your, all your everything. It's just a big violation. So he's a
little Cavalier with that. But listen, again, what he says
here,
people are stumbling around in the dark looking for the light
switch. And there's been a guy hide in the closet for five
months, who's putting on his night vision goggles, and he's
still on the TV and jewelry and walking out the door. You know,
my concern is, how many of these people are already in places
that we really care about their privacy.
And I was like, what he's really saying is how many of these
people are in places that we really care about? And he's kind
of implying that because of course, it OPM was done by
China, right? We all know that this is the guy who's gonna
admit, of course, was done by China. It's only places we care
about. I just need the reverse of the way I think He intended
it to sound. Okay, splain more people. So it's places we care
about. That's where all of a sudden we're gonna have all
these attacks from, which of course is not true. So we care
about China. We care about Russia, we care about North
Korea, it doesn't matter where it is. We'll just all care about
it all of a sudden, and then we'll say oh, yes, we have a
guys over there and China attacking us.
So this guy is a he was the head of what is his title? Oh, he's
retired. When he is still working for me. He works for
iron net cybersecurity course. What he calls himself because
you write your own BIOS or LinkedIn, I'm going to read it.
Brett Williams, Major General USASF, tired cybersecurity
thought leader and president of operations and training division
of the iron net cybersecurity company in DC Metro. And so he's
a thought leader. While all
of this comes at a very convenient time before the
President's release on July 9 of his fact sheet, the
administration secure cybersecurity efforts 2015 And
they have all these pieces of this press release has all these
highlighted words and parts of sentences highlighted, which I
believe that is intended to jump out and tell the reader this is
what's important. So why don't I just read the bold bits? Okay,
and we'll see if it makes any sense. This is okay. factsheet
supported private sector efforts to improve cybersecurity gained
commitments to address the challenge White House Summit on
cybersecurity and consumer protection. Over two dozen
companies made commitments spurred information Sharing
executive order to encourage the development of Information
Sharing and Analysis organization's automated sharing
of cyber threat indicators, automated automated, cyber
information sharing and collaboration programs, cyber
guardian, proposed new cybersecurity legislation, the
President's in Congress, a new cybersecurity list legislative
proposal, information sharing and data breach notification.
I'm just reading the highlights, enhanced public private
collaboration of public private tabletop exercises. Whoa, that
sounds sexy. And maybe we're doing some tabletop exercises
later in the break room. Cybersecurity workshops open
offices in Silicon Valley software and supply chain
assurance forum, established partnerships to secure
technology stakeholder engagement on cybersecurity and
digital ecosystem initiated a multi stakeholder process on
vulnerability research, disclosure, national security
center of excellence, protected compute consumers identity
ecosystem framework by secure initiative. I'm only halfway
through the document. And then we have eGov cyber adopted more
secure technologies federal cybersecurity civilian strategy,
deployed new capabilities, Einstein three a accelerate
phase two of the continuous diagnostics and Mitigation
Program. These people are everything's public, private,
everything's sharing, everything's being automated
between the companies we do business with and the government
is interesting, it just keeps on going.
Well, what, um, well, a couple of things. But well, one of them
is going I
was going to say, then there's this. Alan Davidson ever hear of
him? You know, he is a former Google executive that was just
hired. Gee, I wonder if Megan Smith had anything to do with
it. Megan Smith, is that her name? Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Davidson
was to have he is now he is now assuming a newly created
position of director of digital economy. And he was what the
hell was he? Obviously, he's been hired by the Commerce
Department. The Comp shoot. The Commerce Department is going to
be playing a central role on some of the biggest issues that
we've that we're going to be facing from internet governance,
to surveillance to privacy to patent reform, he said, a whole
set of issues where the department has a lot of work to
do. But really, what these articles that I'm finding some
PII thing, maybe politico interviewed him. He is saying I
believe in strong encryption. And he he believes and we have a
quote here, we believe that encryption is an essential tool.
David's had told guests on Wednesday morning at the crypto
Summit hosted by privacy group access. Guest they got the deal.
But we don't think that's incompatible with public safety.
There you go.
So there's a big battle that's going on.
Yeah, but they're stealing Google guys to to make it
happen. So you have to think that Google is just gone,
whatever. Just tell us what to do both.
You don't Alright, let's do this. As we're on this topic,
let's play a couple of clips that should be played. I've been
amused by the RE. Def, the redefining of the data breach,
they keep talking about the OPM breach. Well, the one the big
one, the
the OPM data breach OPM, okay.
Yeah, every time big data, it's always more he's Yeah, it's up
to 20. Yeah, of course, you're plagued data breach funnier,
every minute, more than
21 million Americans had personal information stolen from
government files, and a data breach that was six times as
large as originally disclosed. Information was hat from the
Office of Personnel Management, or OPM, which says today, it is
highly likely that anyone who went through background checks
to apply for a government position since 2000 was
affected.
Hey, congratulations. And so everybody should
just say everybody who ever tried to get a job with the
government. But it's six times larger than they she said 21
million, I think now it's up to 22 million added.
That's a 10th of the business a 10th of the American workforce,
isn't it?
No, no, it's a lot. It's gonna be a great file. Is this a way
it's just this is a cold start do any intelligence, you want to
start a new intelligence age? Here it is. Oh, you got to
start. Big start right here. Hey, effortless, you got a data
breach.
Joining us to fill in the blanks is Josh Lederman, of the
Associated Press, who's been covering the story. In terms of
scope. We know this is huge, but How's it different from the
earlier hacks we've heard about Josh?
Well, what we're finding out now Glenn is not only were many more
Americans affected than we previously knew, but just what
kinds of data we're talking about very personal data. But
most people will be very uncomfortable knowing is out
there. We're talking about people's health histories, their
criminal histories, their educational and residency
backgrounds, as well as interviews that they conducted
with members of OPM, the Office of Personnel Management, or
other people conducting background checks in the process
of applications to get a security clearance. In fact, all
the kinds of informations that we're wanting to protect with
our lives, social security numbers, biometric fingerprints,
that's
right, as well as the usernames and passwords that a lot of
these applicants used as they were trying to get application
it's going to be like the pod people where your friend will
just all of a sudden disappear and we'll come back because ya
know, I had an accident and had some plastic surgery done just
going to be a spy
play three
at the time. I remember there being speculation about who was
behind the breach who actually was who the hackers were. Do we
have any more indication? I've been
no new indication from the government now. Many members of
Congress including Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid and
others have said this was China there are even been federal
agencies that have said without putting their own names on it
you know, we're pretty sure this is China however the White House
the Office of Personnel Management today declining to
name who was responsible for this only to say that they
believe that these two breaches that we know about work by the
same person and that they're working behind the scenes to do
what needs to be done in response to those breaches
Excellent.
Inside Job Russian spy Yeah,
well done. Well done everybody.
That's fantastic. Hilarious these guys it's the guy with
that file it's
it's really it's just this pathetic really when you think
about it. Hey, let me see before we thank some of our producers I
was thinking maybe let me see. Yeah, just just a general short
little bit. Yeah. About ageism.
Oh age as you and I
are always on the lookout for ageism because it's the one
thing that yeah, just always creeps in everybody's
going to encounter it. And yeah, and everybody who practices is
going to encounter it. Yeah. I'm gonna be sorry. Yeah,
exactly. So let's start with Oh, this must have been ABC. I think
this Cokie Roberts, who used to be hot, and she had now she has
that old lady short hair cut.
I mean, like, it's so really like, they're like Eleanor has
an old lady short haircut.
Yeah. Except cokie has curly hair. So it just looks like he's
wearing Brillo pads or something. It's it's not a good
look, if I was their stylist, I'd say Cokie, really, you can't
be doing this. put a cap on that or something, a bowler hat. So
they're talking about Hillary and Hillary's plan, and what
she's going to be campaigning with. And
that's where she really has a problem. I think it's not so
much the emails and all that because that's, that's hard for
voters to care about. But, but she's she's not on her game in
these in these interviews. She's just not there yet. I did think
she said one thing that I think we're going to be hearing a lot
about, she said, what voters care about is who will be there
when they need them? And I think that's going to be her theme.
And that's somewhat plays into the grandmother.
Yeah, I want you to continue. But how old is this clip? I got
it as brand new. Wow. Because this is this clip could have
been from 2007. Oh, that was Hillary's ad. Oh, well, there
you go home ring and who's gonna pick it up? Right. But
that was who's going to who's going to pick up the phone at
3am? In the White House? Not for the old person who's who's going
to take care of me and I don't know that might not have
dementia. Was that what this? That's what this is about? Oh, I
thought she was referring to the country, not individuals. Okay,
back it up.
Excuse me. Okay. Same, and that's somewhat plays into the
grandmother, same one.
Said I'm getting old, I can't follow the clips.
This is how you should vote
Hillary plays into the grandmother's name. Because you
know, your grandmother is there when you need her. And I think
that that's a way of dealing with this age issue, because
that's going to be a real issue.
Okay. So I find that whole conversation to be a little
troubling. But more so troubling. When while this age
kind of age thing bordering on ageism because of course you
want your grandmother you want your grandmother to be their
ticket. Was that how she's going to deal with her age because
she's a grandmother now? Is that it? Because her her kid has the
evil spawn of Satan. It's funny, then the so I was willing to
just disregard this until I saw the President speaking at a
conference on ageism. My ears perked up as you can imagine.
Could you explain ageism? Just so I understand, because I may
have it all wrong. I may have it all wrong, and I may be to be
oversensitive being 50
No, why don't you tell me what you think it is? And I'll tell
you if you're right or wrong,
it's discriminate is discrimination based on age old
or young? Any thing any age is what the way I would look at it.
I think that's right on the money and I and even
if it's reverse discrimination and still discrimination. Right?
Discrimination is discrimination. Here's the
president starting off of this. This is just the first 40
seconds of this conference is formed against ageism. And of
course, as always start off with Hi, everybody. Welcome
to the White House Car Craft Conference on Aging everybody. I
want to especially point out one of my favorite former members of
Congress, a legend who's here today, John Dingell.
John was elected to Congress when he was just 29 an
overachiever. Now,
let's say that this is not only ages, it is also sexist, for for
some reason, when you're 29, you can't be brilliant. I know he's
saying it's a positive thing. But really, and if this was a
woman,
when you also doing it in a manner that is kind of jokey,
jokey. Yeah, it was just kind of there's a word I'm looking for.
I can't think of because insincere, go on insincere, it
is insincere, but it's it's it's patronizing. It's, yeah, it's
just negative
29 is, I mean, 29 is not like wow, it may even be meaning like
20 to 29. I was brilliant to 23.
Most of the CEOs in Silicon Valley are list sold and 29 is
snarky. jocular, condescending, it's slightly condescending.
Okay. But then also saying over achiever, if he if this
Dingleberry if he was a woman a tingle, then it would be an it'd
be a huge sexist comment. Because of course, a woman when
she does excels, then she's an overachiever. So if you can put
was black, black, right, exactly. So it is it is an ism,
no matter which way you look at it. But then, and this is this
still the same? Opening 40 seconds.
Last week, John turned 89. So we want to wish john a happy
birthday. He's been a retiree for six months, but he's keeping
busy. Just check out his Twitter feed if you don't believe me,
say he's still got some pretty strong opinions.
Still, because you know, even though you're old, you can use
you but you might barely have some pretty strong opinions old
man with your Twitter feed. So that's the first 40 seconds of
this whole conference.
Yeah, screw that guy. Kind of. I think what happens is, yeah,
isolated in pointing out an old person. I like this guy.
I think what happened is, they put the second Obama who was
kicking ass and singing in church and stuff, and then they
put this one this the Obama one is back. But he's trying to keep
up with Obama to be that would make sense. Don't you feel that?
Well, I haven't really seen this. This Obama back. I haven't
been following Obama that close.
Oh, and Mike. Oh, man. Well, okay. Listen to this.
I heard him do his thing about that, why they have to vote it,
why they can't. It's well, when we talked to the Iranian thing,
we will
probably get to that. Before we get to that. Just listen to the
president. He was at the NAACP, I think was there was a big
bluster and a big anniversary for the NAACP, I guess, I
believe 90 years or 100 years or something, anytime, and here he
is. And it's not just
senators. This is a cause that's bringing people in both houses
of Congress together.
So he's doing opposites. So he said that this cause is bringing
the right and the left together.
Okay. It's created some unlikely
bedfellows. Unlikely bedfellows.
Van Jones and Newt Gingrich. You've got Americans for tax
reform and the ACLU. And then you got the NAACP and the Koch
brothers.
So it's like the white assholes and the black people.
That is, yeah,
but he does defend it's kind of interesting because the crowd
goes,
NAACP and
the Koch brothers
you gotta give him credit. give him credit. You gotta call like
you said
it was laughing aim Obama under the good joke about those eight
holes.
Call it like you see it? Yeah. Call it like you said what is
she calling
that the Koch brothers are good guys. And they and we really
don't know what he meant. Exactly. But yeah. This This has
got to be. This has got to be the the original Obama, as you
say. I
I'd have to see more of it. But he I know one of the Obamas of
the twin of the twins I bought the show for the first time
we're thinking of this guy one of them shouts when he talks and
that guy there shout okay
so this will call him Obama s yeah the Schauder Schauder but
then we don't have to identify the other guy then but the other
guy is
the other guy's a second stringer. I think he's the guy
just comes in as a as a body double and in situation where he
could get shot. This is where people go like bam.
I can't listen to this show. This is just too crazy.
I can't listen to this show. These guys are nuts. Right?
Well with that I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John C with a C stands for Crusher. Devorah
Well, well, in the morning to you Adam Korean Memorial ships
to see boots on the ground feet in the air snobs in the water
and all the days and nights out there morning
to the chat room everybody all the human resources who are in
and listening to the stream no agenda stream.com in the morning
to Uncle Dave who created the artwork for episode 738
And I want to thank Martin JJ for the the artwork that was
done in the newsletter which is really a superb piece. That was
an evergreen piece that I just bought I looked at him I said
that is just a nice piece it says gets the jigsaw puzzle with
that logo over the front as though we're piecing putting the
pieces together.
And he had to see what did he do? Oh of course he did the
eagle the eagle bird trying to grab the cat the kitten which is
wow you're really cutting out John Oh can you just talk for a
second so I can see what yeah testing testing test man up you
went down to like 00 dog biscuits
I just think it can I turn the volume back and maybe we'll get
some more gain. How about this?
Yeah, well you're you're hammering it now.
Well, I've got Okay no, no
no, no. Up up a dog biscuit.
Dog Biscuit dog biscuit. Yeah, I've applied seems
like you sure there's not some kind of automatic thing that's
that somehow got switched on me. It could happen. I don't want to
blame you. I really don't. I don't in fact, you do it anyway.
As big cities were making plans for July 4 celebrations the FBI
was making arrests. Some of those rounded up the FBI says
we're talking about killing people during the holiday. There
is a
device almost a devil on their shoulder. saying
kill kill kill kill kill kill
kill kill kill.
We need to kill that bad I thought that was gonna be the I
was the be the clip about the bird. I'm sorry.
That was a clip. Yeah, that's a little bit odd. Yeah. That was
interesting because when we get the background on it, it's an
overlay of some crazy Get Smart episode.
Here it is. I know what went wrong. Check this out. You
know I still remember BB when I was probably four or five. And
you and Merriman Roxanna my sisters. dressed me up as the
bald eagle. Anybody who has been around would say the same thing.
Their
past is Ted Cruz. We dressed
you up like a bald eagle Fourth of
July. Their past they kill kittens. They grab kittens,
little puppies. I mean, I was your giant doll and you had me
walking through the house dressed as a bald eagle.
I didn't know this about the y'all there to a horrible
animal. You got a lot of people responded to this.
Yes, I noticed everyone was all and most people in agreement.
Now I have to tell one more story then since you brought it
up. Go go go go. Apparently, when I was talking about the
kitten that my wife saw, she said the topper is that there
was a well known story in the city of Port Angeles at the
hospital, the hospital where there's a bunch of geriatrics
and people that are on life support. They have this huge
window overlooking the streets of Juan de Fuca and they're all
sitting there watching looking around. It's so pleasant so so
nice and go across their view and would apparently gave a
bunch of these old farts apoplexy was a bald eagle
carrying a small poodle
fantastic Is there a video? Is there a vine we need a vine
wish?
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this this golden eagles which are slightly heavier killing
claws apparently in the bald eagle that was counting
seagulls. Well, they The Seagull and besides that there was
there's a whole video about them. This one guy taken on a
whole herd of goats. At first he knocks one goat off of the cliff
and the goat falls to its death. The eagle goes down to try to
eat the damn thing and all these other goats ramble down there
and they try to ram the eagle to get rid of him and so he As to
keep leaving he gives up for a while and then shortly
thereafter he finds the right size goat grabs a live goat and
hauls him off.
You know this so the more I think about it, the more this is
this fits our country. Exactly. We're like a big ass kitten
snatching poodle carrying sheep killing freedom loving people.
Yeah. And we look handsome while we do it. There you go that's
why the eagle the bald eagle is the symbol of the United States
of America don't
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a citizen.
Can't get enough? I can't get enough of it. I can't get enough
money. This the same beat?
No, he's he completely manipulated that. Oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. He had to cut it all up to make it fit. Absolutely.
Well, it sounds like the same beat to me. Yeah. But it's,
it's, it's excellently done. That's what it is. Oh, yeah.
Superb. Very well done. Very well done. And then I realized
that that a lot of people probably don't even know what
that's from. Do you think people get it by now? I think people
will hear it for the first time without the context of the
original.
No. We have people that listen to the show, and they just give
up on that kind of thing. What's the point?
Well, what was this? What was this piece? This
guy? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no. Hey,
you see? Very different. So that was complete. Yeah,
you're right. You're right. I was fooled by expertise. Hey, we
did throw a make good in here because I don't know how many
times we can do this. But Candice Harris has been writing
and writing and writing because we missed according to her.
Brett Harris's Father's Day call out.
I thought we did this twice. Now. I thought we did it twice.
But
we're doing it again. Because now I'm making a point of it
because I know where it is. I'm making a note where it is the
case. Just you know, I was still looking for the call out. Brad
Harris. Hey, she's just she mentioned that.
You've got to find daughter by friend.
Do you got a daughter that's persistent. She's short. Sales.
And Happy Father's Day, Brett Harris.
Fantastic. We're sorry. We messed that up. didn't do it on
purpose. Okay. The Okay, let's let me let me lead you into it
will lead you into it. It leads you into the Iran deal, which
was obviously very big news here because it kind of happened in
in good news time hours. And people always looking for
content during the summer. And so it was out every single
channel. I was watching BBC, RTL news, EURO NEWS, Sky News. Then
it was all you know, pretty, pretty unanimous in their
coverage, too. We have a deal. We have a deal. Deal. We got to
deal we got to deal. And I was really surprised. Now, who do
you think which Obama is this hold on YouTube. Listen to this.
It's an older clip which Obama is? Is it? Obama s which stands
for what's it stand for again? Shouting, shouting Obama, right.
Is Obama asked or is it the other Obama shouting Obama
is a better right. Yeah,
we can't ban x the police.
X the police. So this is the Obama who has the robotics. The
right that is the shouting go bomb.
Okay, so the shouting Obama is the guy who says X?
I think so. Okay, we can't ban x
the police. Okay, so that's the shouting Obama, then this must
be the shouting Obama. But he wasn't really shouting, but he
was making a point about, you know, if the Iranians if they
don't let us, you know, check out or if they're trying to
sneak around and do a back end deal with uranium. And the
visual of this is some guy, you know, in a turban, and he's got
a wheelbarrow, and he's like walking out some uranium from
the uranium mine. And then the President says something
interesting.
Now, there are only so many you're right, right uranium
mines in Iran. And if in fact, we're counting the amount of
uranium that's being mined, and suddenly this sums missing on
the back end.
This is the stuttering Obama.
Well, you almost stepped on the punch line, so I'm going to pull
it back. So it can be that the stuttering Obama is also the
shouting Obama who was also the Barack Obama.
I don't think so.
Well listen, he's got it all in here.
Now. There are only so many. You're right right uranium mines
in Iran. And if in fact, we're counting the amount of uranium
that's being mined, and suddenly, sons missing on the
back end. They got some splainin to do.
You got some splainin to do. Wow, they got some splainin to
do this live session all reference, but it's not even
Okay. It'd be more talking about not okay. The Iranians stealing
Iranian because if we say Iran, we have to say Iranian Byfield
stealing Iranian and then they got some splainin to do I got
some splainin to do some splainin to do.
They were okay. This whole thing is
some splainin to do. Yes. plane and this is the
other guy. This is not the shouting Obama. Okay.
I'm pretty sure. Well, this the splainin to do and the ACT stuff
is getting on my nerves. It's good the mind is
this stuttering lots of stuttering. Yeah.
Now, one thing that is completely being
mischaracterized is the here. And this, I guess, comes
predominantly from the right, but not it's all over the place.
We're gonna give them hundreds of billions of dollars. Why
would we do all that when I just would like to point out that
there's $100 billion in frozen assets that will be released.
It's their money, their money, it's their money, but it's not
being positioned that way. In fact, I've got some really
stupid ass morlais all
the stupid crap you can.
Do you like that? Oh, yeah. Well, let me start. Okay. Well,
first during this during this press conference, this was very
interesting. I had to go and watch this on C span, because
Major Garrett is that he's worked for ABC. I believe so
that would make sense. Yeah. Major Garrett stands. He's
a good band, by the way for what you're about to play. Well,
it was a gambit. So I'm not sure how it's gonna play out. But I
saw spokes whole Josh Earnest sitting right there reading
along with the script and with ABC boys at ABC. Just make sure
he works for ABC. I'm looking right now. Okay. What what they
did is they went to a split screen so you can see Major
Garrett, what a great name by the way. Hey, everybody, top of
the hour see 100 Major Garrett here with CBS, CBS FM major guy
with CBS Interesting. Well, until he is reciting his little
script, the President is smirking. They so they cut to
this this screen and it was an ugly cut, by the way. But they
got the one and the President was smirking and smiling at his
question. And then he had a kind of a decent comeback for this.
Because it was meant to eliminate the entire issue. And
I completely believe Major Garrett was complicit in this
computing. This was a set Oh, yes, sir. You don't get to ask
questions like that. Just off the mic. All the questions are
handed in
your what you think about it, but I will say now Lee
absolutely has to be the case. So go
back and I have it in the show notes. Go watch the C span
footage where they don't cut away and just see Garrett side
shot. And you see spokes whole male, he's eyes are open, but he
is reading along with the script. And making sure he does
the thing does it right. And he's not freaking out or making
some kind of how dare you How very, very data, you know, none
of that.
Okay.
Thank you, Mr. President. As you will know, there are four
Americans in Iran, three held on trumped up charges, according to
your administration, one whereabouts unknown. Can you
tell the country Sir, why you are content with all the fanfare
around the steel to leave the conscious of this nation the
strength of this nation unaccounted for in relation to
these four Americans? And last week, the Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff said under no circumstances, should there be
any relief for Iran in terms of ballistic missiles, or
conventional weapons. It is perceived that that was a last
minute capitulation in these negotiations. Made in the
Pentagon feel you've left the chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff
hung out to dry. Could you comment?
Now? First of all, Damn straight. That was good. And
that was written that was pre written. I've done stuff. I've
done interviews, I've done television. He may have even
been reading it off a damn prompter for all I know.
That was good. Big words there. And it was to be honest, I've
heard Garrett do a lot of work. And this is a little different
than his normal thing. This was I don't even think he wrote
this.
Oh, no, of course not. But he performed it brilliantly. Yes.
And the President was ready.
I gotta give you credit major for how you craft those. Those
questions for that? Yeah. What
was well written for him and the notion that
what he really did right there was compliment the writer. In an
offhanded way,
questions firstly, the notion that I am content as I celebrate
with American citizens languishing and Iranian jails
major that that's nonsense.
That's nonsense. You should know better. You should know better
fool Bad Boy, you should know better.
You need a spanking you do. Uh
huh. So we had that, then we have. Yes. I'm going to take you
there. I'm going to take you there. And this is this is very,
very sad. This is Thank gosh, that we have no agenda, no
agenda show because I believe there are a lot of certainly
moms, women, but let's just say moms, grand moms, sisters,
daughters, and yes, young, impressionable women who watched
the view and get their news from the view. And the opinions and
their because of course, it's a diverse group. We've got Rosie
Perez, whatever happened to her movie career. And what did she
What did view what did she do? That that she got it? And she
do? Yeah. Okay, there you go. And then there's not do I forget
who the Republican one is. Anyway, here they are, we'll be
we'll kick it off.
Six Nations, led by the US just made a comprehensive long term
deal with Iran and they say it's going to prevent them from
obtaining a nuclear weapon and do all kinds of stuff and you
know, a lot of conversation about this is it a good thing?
Is it a bad thing? What do you think?
Well, you know what I think I think that we live in a very,
very interesting and dangerous and difficult times and
sometimes you have to make your enemies or frenemies so I
understand Iran Euro frenemies for this deal. I have one issue
with it. What's the issue? The issue is that once you issue
baby, they are going they say that we have we have 24/7 access
to Iran and inspections. But they have to tip them off first.
Okay, tipping them off. It's like oh, the police come and
hide the drugs.
That's why she doesn't have a movie career apparently.
Something about hiding drugs. You know,
my mother is from Israel. My entire extended family lives in
Jerusalem. This is a topic that is very personal to me
because you can guess what's coming now Can't you? You're
ready for it as
my family could be blown away. Okay.
Intent they
said at the smile. Let me bring in my you know, my thunder it's
like forwarding the article like you know, this is an Iran is a
country they want to get rid of Israel. They want they deny the
Holocaust where half my family was killed. Even saying they
won't say the word Israel and now you're giving them hundreds
of billions of dollars. Do you think we're gonna be building
schools with the money you're going for?
Murder ravens Simone.
I was at Raven Simone. But no, that was no that was Rosie
Perez. And
I'm sure that it was just Rosie Perez. Before that. Then it was
Raven Simone who said the Jewish thing.
Oh, in the background, but it was some white chick who's
saying talking about her extended family in Israel.
Oh, that would be Nicole Wallace. There you go. They and
Nicole Wallace was just fired. Oh, really? And as she said
something wrong, Huh? Huh?
Okay, then this was my favorite clip out of all of this. This
Are you ready for this? I mean, you need tissues you're gonna
you're gonna It's a tear jerker. tear jerker Clip of the Day.
Fantastic. This is Undersecretary of State for
Political Affairs, Wendy Sherman. Man Wendy was part of
the team. As you as you know, we applaud the efforts of the team
the successful efforts, the valiant work done by water, Mr.
Watermelon head, John Kerry MUFON. Phone to fonti that's the
that's our guy. Right. We'll find the hair guy,
right. Yeah, the Buffon guy
who fought MUFON bouffant. And then Wendy Wendy Sherman, who I
mean she's just giving it all that she can and she's a true
patriot and Joan Wendy Sherman is along with John F. Kerry
sit down or I'll break into tears the tears are largely
because Austin doing these kinds
of Did you hear that? She was she works so hard. John He's
exhausted. He's crying.
Where was this meeting?
No, this is this is the press
when she was working hard she wasn't she like in
the hotel was a Vienna I think is Vienna.
Yeah, sometimes you place in Vienna and they were just she's
gonna give
us some insight in Firstly, because I've been doing these
kinds of negotiations is absolutely positively draining
after the cameras left each of the minutes Doctors made a
statement about what this meant to them. And the Secretary of
State was the last person to speak. And he went through his
remarks which were moving in and of themselves, all of the
remarks by all of the ministers, including Minister Zarif, were
very moving, because it was in private, and it was about what
this deal meant to them. So at the end of it, Secretary Kerry
completely impromptu said, when I was 22, I went to war. And
then he choked up sort of like I did a few minutes ago, he
couldn't get the words out. And everybody was completely
spellbound. And he sort of read, got his voice, and said, I went
to war. And it became clear to me that I never wanted to go to
war again.
That's what this was all about. It was all about John Kerry,
trying to settle these matters through diplomacy, and peaceful
means. And it was such a moving moment that everybody in that
small room applauded, including the Iranian delegation, everyone
had tears in their eyes.
Why does that never happen on camera? That would have been a
moment that could have changed the attitude of the world. For
all the grief, I give these a holes. For one moment, if it's
true, they're real. And then oh, that was only after all the
press was gone. You guys are idiots.
Well, a couple of things. One, they either don't understand
media, and that actually happened or the story is
bullcrap.
Well, that's very possible. That's probably what I'm
thinking. But certainly, it's been embellished somewhat. And
John COVID, with didn't wasn't this whole Swift Boat thing that
he claimed he was. Trouble. And there's some quite Yeah, that
some Vietnam veterans may be like, Screw that guy.
That I have some clips about this.
You think he could still announce the run for president?
Because he's probably so full of himself. He's ready to do it.
Oh, yeah. Is there a possibility? Wouldn't it be
fantastic if he'd now join, right? Because he's this, he
saved the world, pretty much, even though I will point out
that what this really is about, have you seen all the deals that
have been put together, because now Iran, it's kind of it's not
like, I don't know if it's in the deal that they're forced to,
but they're just going to be buying all kinds of weaponry, we
are going to be stocking these guys up to the max, and they're
going to go in to the Middle East and just rub allies?
Well, that's what I think the goal is. Let's take it there was
a guy they had on Democracy Now. He wrote a book about how we
have to be buddies with Iran, and we could kick ass and take
care of, you know, we could stop a lot of the action going on
there. And its tracks. I think, a former CIA guy, who's I think
I've, as I listen to this guy, I'm beginning to think, of
course, why wouldn't this be the case? What I'm gonna say, this
factions within the CIA that are one one thing, and there's other
factions that one another or for sure? Yeah, for sure. And this
guy is on the faction that I think has not gotten the memo
that we want to just destroy the whole area. We go now. Sorry,
I'm sorry, which is our thesis. And this would be the first
clip, which is the pro Iranian CIA analyst.
We go now to Vienna, where we're joined again by Flynt Leverett,
author of going to Tehran why America must accept the Islamic
Republic of Iran. He's a professor of International
Affairs at Penn State served for over a decade and the US
government is a senior analyst at the CIA, a Middle East
specialist for the State Department and a senior director
for Middle East affairs at the National Security Council. Well,
Flint, we spoke yesterday today the deal has been reached. Can
you tell us the outlines of it and your reaction to it?
I think the the outlines I would emphasize three main sets of of
commitments. On the Iranian side. Of course, there are a
number of commitments spelled out relatively early on in the
in the agreement All totaled 159 pages with the annexes. But
there is a set of commitments that Iran undertakes regarding
certain limits on its nuclear activities that will address non
proliferation concerns that the United States and some other
countries have had. As an analyst, I have personally never
been persuaded that Iran was seeking to build a nuclear
weapon. But for those who are concerned about that possibility
or that risk, I think this is a very good deal from a
nonproliferation standpoint. At the same time in terms of
nuclear commitments, I think Iran has achieved something very
significant here, which is basically a recognition of the
reality that states have a right to peaceful use of civil nuclear
technology in all respects. This is some this is not a right that
is granted by the Non Proliferation Treaty. It is a
sovereign, right. That's recognized by the Treaty. From
an Iranian perspective, the United States and the Security
Council, tried for years to deny Iran that right. And now without
Iran, having sacrificed it, the international community is
recognizing that right. And I think that's an important step
on the nonproliferation front as well. The second big set of
commitments, concerns, sanctions relief, in return for Iran
accepting these limits on its nuclear capabilities. All
international sanctions authorized by the United Nations
Security Council are going to be removed. European Union
sanctions against Iran will be will be terminated. And the
United States will the language says cease implementing its
secondary sanctions, the sanctions that it threatens to
impose on third countries that do business with Iran, the
United States will stop implementing those sanctions,
although they are likely to stay authorized in American law for
some period of years. The president, President Obama will
basically will waive the implementation of those
sanctions. So I think that's a that's another second set of
commitments. Okay,
guys, well, a couple of things that I thought were interesting
is nobody else was talking about this. No, that was
a very, very detailed report, actually.
Yes, this guy's good. is well known. And I think you could
confirm this with the atomic rod, that the Iranians have been
into a nuclear engineering to an extreme, and supposedly have
some of the top scientists in the world just kidding, just
say,
No, I sent atomic rod the full 128 pages, I think it is PDF.
And I know he received it, so he will get back to us for sure.
Good. And they were prohibited from doing the kind of work you
need to do. And I think they're working on the backyard nukes
and things like that. Because they have, like somebody
mentioned in the other report that they have these mines, and
they have these these schools, and they have a bunch of stuff
going on. And we're it seems to me, and I think part of the CIA
wouldn't be part of this deal. It seems to me that we're the
ones that are promoting them making a bomb. Yeah. Yes,
exactly. Because we can sell a lot of stuff if they actually
make a bomb. But they keep saying we're not interested in
making a bomb we are we're doing basic research. And they keep
claiming this, it may be a big lie, we believe that it's a br
Some of us are some of the intelligence community's allies
and lie, they're trying to make a bomb. But there's been no
evidence of this. And this guy goes on with a couple of more
anecdotes that are worth listening to, because he's kind
of putting this in in the proper perspective. But again, he's a
pro Iranian ex CIA guy. And he his perspective is from that
click within the agency, and I believe it's probably a pretty
big click or this guy wouldn't be writing books and doing all
this other stuff. But let's play part two of this.
There's a special committee set up to deal with the issue of
inspections with the International Atomic Energy
Agency asked to to visit a non nuclear site that it doesn't
regularly inspect. And Iran is uncomfortable about that
happening. There is a now a committee process laid out which
will, you know, review why does the IAEA want to come to this
site? What is the basis for their concern? What are Iran's
concerns about letting the agency in and, you know, we'll
waive those and ultimately adjudicate or arbitrate? Those
kinds of situations?
All right, that this got my attention. Yep. What is the
site? I don't know. If they want to go to some non nuke site that
the Iranians don't want them to go to, but they want to go to
it.
Oh, wait a minute. I wonder what's gonna
have nothing to do with anything. They got? Nothing to
see. Well, look at that. What's that all about? I don't know.
Does he explain it in clip three? No, nobody explains it.
No need there's no one asked
about it either. Of course, when Amy Goodman say Hey, hold on a
second Amy.
I was gonna say nothing. And I so I find this to be
interesting. There must be something else going on what's
going on? Yeah, the flying saucer or who knows?
It's the site of the of the New Horizons, where they film it
where they film that little milk dud. There you go. spit up milk
dud. So now
we have the third part of this, this was actually out of about a
billion me about a 15 minute exposition this guy's very long
winded. But this other one, actually, I thought made a very
funny point.
I went to work for the US government in 1992, and have
been hearing ever since, from Israeli intelligence agencies
from US intelligence agencies, that Iran is three to five years
away from being able to build a nuclear weapon. And every year,
we just pushed that we just pushed that three to five year
estimate further, further out. You know, I think at this point,
we really need to ask ourselves, is Iran? Does Iran really have
the intention?
Since 1992, I've noticed this too. And I'm also going to point
out, since 1992, has always been Oh, that's three to five years
out. 1996 to 2000. Yeah, three to five years out. Does that
parallel anything like, Oh, if we don't do something about
climate change next month, is the tipping point, it's all
over?
Well, here's three different clips from the news programs
regarding this, this deal. So I think it'd be a good point to
slip this in here. This is first we have Bibi Netanyahu, Prime
Minister of Israel. And this is just a little bit the last part
of his speech where it was really with the meat and
potatoes of what he was trying to say he runs
the Supreme Leader of the Ayatollah Khomeini said on March
21, that the deal does not limit Iran's aggression in any way. He
said, negotiations with the United States on the nuclear
issue, and nothing else. And three days ago, he made that
clear again, the United States, he said, embodies global
arrogance. And the battle against it will continue
unabated, even after the nuclear agreement is concluded.
Now, I didn't hear about any of that. I didn't see any statement
of that nature. And people just ignore that it could have
happened, I guess. Yeah.
Here's what costs in a thriller, the head of Iran's terrorist
proxy, Hezbollah said about sanctions relief, which is a key
component of the deal. He said, a rich and strong Iran will be
able to stand by its allies and friends in the region, more than
at any time in the past. Translation. Iran's support for
terrorism and subversion will actually increase after the
deal.
I love what he does that, just as he's just say, here's what
the guy said. You say it in English. And you say
translation, but he wants to kill us. That's fantastic. What
a great strategy. Thanks, baby. It's
very funny.
I hadn't hadn't noticed what he was trying to say there.
In addition to filling Iran's terror watchlist this deal
repeats the mistakes made with North Korea. There are two we
were sure that inspections and verifications would prevent a
rogue regime from developing nuclear weapons. And we all know
how that ended.
They ended with a really shitty movie starring Seth Rogen. And
that's how it ends. How did it end to see any more Seth Rogen,
what is he trying to say? What happened? Has it ended? Did I
miss something that said the North Korea nuke somebody?
No, not yet. Not yet.
The bottom line of this very bad deal is exactly what bad deal
Iran's President who
can't that's that's so Middle Eastern to say that isn't it?
bad deal. It's a bad deal.
So today, the international community is removing the
sanctions. And Iran is keeping its nuclear program by not
dismantling Iran's nuclear program. In a decade this deal
will give an unreformed unrepentant and far richer
terrorist regime the capacity to produce many nuclear bombs, in
fact, an entire nuclear arsenal with the means to deliver it
nice What a stunning historic mistake boo. Israel is not done
is not bound by this deal with with Iran. And Israel is not
bound by this deal with Iran.
He just repeated himself
because he ran destruction. We will always defend ourselves.
Okay, there you go. So what else is new that and so then we had
what was this on CNBC? I think it was a nice question.
interview session. That was a question About Bibi Netanyahu
speech posed to our friend, the head honcho of the reptilian
party, Zbigniew Brzezinski.
I'm just wondering, you heard Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
yesterday say this was one of the darkest days in human
history.
What was your reaction to it? Yes, Khan had nothing.
I didn't actually, that was a pretty extreme statement
extreme.
dv, obviously, was to undo the deal. So you can succeed. Are
you setting
me up? I think it was in character. I think he's not a
very serious person.
Entertain the Congress. Occasionally.
Some people in Congress like to be entertained. But he's not
really a very serious person. He's a draft ISIS, he
exaggerates and I don't think Israel benefits from that.
Wow, he's a clown. It's pretty much entertainment that it's a
clown. It's just a clown. And then this was NBC, Lindsey
Graham. Yeah, this is kind of funny.
This just literally wasn't on his agenda
makes you think that a president Lindsey Graham would have any
more luck than President Obama with Iran.
Now tell the Iranians you're not going to get a penny as long as
you're the largest state sponsor of terrorism. I'll tell the
Iranians we're not going to lift the UN embargo. arms embargo
until you stop toppling your neighbors. I would make sure
that you would never leave inspections, or take inspections
away as long as they were the largest state sponsor of
terrorism.
Carrie Carrie says that sounds good that's a good sound bite
but ultimately it's fantasy you look at someone like Ronald
Reagan did a nuclear deal with the Soviets didn't require them
to renounce
your fantasy is to believe that the Ayatollah was building a
power plant not a bomb a fantasy is to believe that this deal
will not lead to a nuclear arms race in the Mideast a fantasy is
to believe that when they chant Death to Israel, they're just
kidding.
realize he's right though. He's right. Without desert United
States. Yeah. Did he say we would not let them uh, we were
not left let the UN arms embargo be lifted. We as though we were
done un screw the UN UN arms embargo but we're the apparently
we're the puppet master said gee huh yeah, you think I'm shocked
we have to remember that there is a couple of things here that
were not especially the Republicans and a holes like
Lindsey, Lindsey Graham, it kind of ignoring the population if
I'm not mistaken by just as off top my head. But I do know that
this has been repeated a few times that the population of
Iran is I think over 50% Young people Yeah, they're very, very
hairy youthful population. They all love the United States. Most
of the research indicates this. They they're not into these
these religious guys, but they have to put up with them.
And they all they all know it's rigged and they all know it's
crap. They all know it.
Yes. And they're all they all wear jeans and they and they
were cheering because they know now they can get American
products. Yeah, exactly. iPhone, their iPhone that's shallow than
the millennials you
know, this is a very this is great. We're going to dumb down
the entire population of Iran within 50 years I'll be just
stupid iPhone toting them all be on beyond the eye with a hump in
their back
walking around bumping into walls. The other thing is is not
discussed enough is that this is going to Iran has I think the
fourth is the fourth richest oil country they have a lot of
reserves there and they have been nickel and diming their own
potential using the black market to sell their oil and it's been
you know it's it's one of these deals where it's like a bunch of
gangsters. Yeah, we'll give you a we'll give you 50 cents on the
dollar you take it or leave it because we can get the oil
through OPEC cheaper you know Yeah. And so they show now they
can enter the regular OPEC oil market at at normal price prices
which will flood the
market well that's oil went down how
many billion didn't
oil go down by five barrels a day didn't want to go down by
five bucks or something a barrel? Well, it's
gonna go down more Yeah, and this is like another little
thing. If you look at it objectively, this is again,
which I've been talking about for a while targeting Saudi
Arabia and Saudi Arabia has been putting on the list of of
countries to rub allies and we are upfront dropping his oil
price again and it also screws the Russians because the
Russians are also very dependent on oil prices for their economy
and ever since snowed in we do everything we can to screw the
Russians and this screws the Russians. So this is a this is a
good deal. Now there's the argument that's been going on
with the right wingers in the on the talk shows about about the
cane giving over a McCain's bailed on trying to support the
other side and he says yeah, let Obama do his thing. I guess he
was
briefed. He's working on the The purchasing how the how companies
can sell in or purchase for the NDAA. Like a whole thing he's
doing the procurement process. That's what it is. He's real
focused on that. Oh, yeah. He has no time for this crap.
But there's been this debate all they say it's an agreement, not
a treaty. So the Senate doesn't have to vote on an agreement. So
there is an agreement on that tree. I don't know. But anybody
can do this. themselves. Go look up the definition of treaty. The
desh definition of tree this is a treaty.
Well, treaty is a
treaty. Yeah. Because any agreement, the definition of a
treaty is an agreement. So saying it's an agreement not a
treaty is silly. But it is a treaty is an agreement and
agreement between two sovereign nations. I have
a legal I have the legal definition treaty is a binding
agreement under international law entered by parties who are
subject to international law. I think everything applies mainly
states and international organizations. It is a pact
formed between two nations or communities, each with the right
of self government. So far, so good. It is not essential that
each party possess the same rights to give forced to the
treaty. Interesting, simply that each party have the recognized
right of self government and the power to perform the terms of
the treaty. Article two, section two of the United States
constitution grants power to the president to make treaties with
the advice and consent of two thirds of the Senate. Them's the
rules right there. So now this Do they mean, the Senate is just
the Senate not Congress? Not the House of Representatives only
the Senate?
Senate says Senate Senate a no, that's what we need to know. And
then a two thirds vote two thirds vote. They get to know
they I can get it because there's a bunch of hard ass
Republicans or visit as guys. We don't like Obama voted no,
right. Hey, I got to get to there. So they decided to look
for bypasses.
They're going to tack on their legislation. Right. Right.
Right, which
is it's just a chicken shit. Typical in the Senate. Yeah,
it's a chicken shit deal. But this is important that this be
done. For the reasons outlined, it gives us we allows us to sell
iPhones to the kids. They will love the Russians to get screwed
and we can we can chat with them. So we will have the bring
Bat Chat Roulette. Iranians also bring
back the probably boosts the Iranian or is depressed one of
the two it depends you never know. The market for Persian
rugs, which is
thank goodness, this is good news.
Everything is good. It's all good.
I have to tell you, John. Taxi Eric was dropping me off at when
I was gonna have lunch with my sister. And he said oh, let's
just drive past the hooker. See if the vortex a theory is right.
My goodness. Crowley, they were so mean smoking hot. The ones in
the window? Usually they're not smoking hot. Crazy. And there
was a lot of them.
Yeah, well, everything falls into place. Yep. So the theory
stands. Yes. Proven now.
It's peer reviewed.
Theory. Don't you think? All right, as best I can do
now on I think Thursday's Sunday show. We talked about this new
the science article based upon some research that talks about
the Marauder moron minimum. So the minimum sunspot activity and
there is now believed that we will go into a mini ice age
around 20, between 2020 and 2033, depending on whose numbers
you want to believe. And this has kind of caught a little bit
of mainstream. I saw some more mainstream publications doing
stuff with it, but not really wholeheartedly because, of
course, it doesn't really fit into the model. And then I was
excited because I saw CNN Oh, CNN has something up that had a
piece on it. And the oh, this will be great. And and now okay,
if something's poppin. And this is what it was. And I have seen
it only once at night on CNN, but I got it from the web. This
is another one of those pieces I believe, which is produced by
that new department that is making native advertising
through the CNN production arm. Okay, I'm just going to play the
last 40 seconds of it because it gives you enough of the idea.
It's a whole explanation of how the solar patterns work and how
the poles flip and then what that means with an 11 year cycle
and the 22 year cycle. And the essence you need to know is that
we will be going into we're at the top the height now we're
going into the minimum been around 2020. It could be said
that could be so little activity that would actually get colder.
Right now the sun is approaching solar maximum, so flares and
CMEs are more common than they were a few years ago. This cycle
may peak in 2013 or early 2014 And should reach its minimum
around 2020. Although predictions about the sun are
still uncertain, the slower than expected progress of this
sunspot cycle has led some to speculate that the next sunspot
cycle might be very minimal. With few sunspots even At solar
maximum. It is still far too early to know. But even if this
is the case it has happened before and isn't something to
worry about. It just means that the sun would briefly be a
little closer to the unchanging orb. It looks like from the
ground.
Well, there you go. Nothing to be alarmed up. Just some people
speculating some people just speculating that it might get
really really cold.
Might that's not reporting this horrible. No, it's just it
sounds like that. That thing they've been public broadcasting
star date 1414. Tonight the star will be in the sky just above
Venus. And never happens it never spotted by Magellan. Never
seen that was not a scene. It's a radio spa. Okay.
Have you? Did you catch that question about Bill Cosby at the
President's presser? No, yeah. Whether the President was going
to revoke Bill Cosby's Medal of Freedom,
though, right, everyone? Now there's a bunch of people, I
noticed this on Twitter. We need 85,000 more votes for the
petition to revoke his Medal of Freedom. He can't you guys find
something else to do? How important would How important is
this? It's just some. It's baffling to me if people waste
their time on this stuff.
Well, the President said something about this without
mentioning Cosby's name. But the way he at the end of this night,
you can I think if you listen carefully enough, you can hear
it in his voice. But he was visibly emotional. He was
visibly emotional about what he just said. So it's not while
he's saying it. But after he's done. And he has little tagline.
He's, he's moved by his own words. And
with respect to the Medal of Freedom. There's no precedent
for revoking a medal. We don't have that mechanism.
And, by the way, don't we have the term we stripped him of his
metals? That's the mechanism, isn't it?
I think that's only in the army. Yeah. Okay. Well,
and as you know, I tend to make it a policy not to comment on
the specifics of, of cases where there might still be, if not
criminal than civil issues involved.
Really? Hmm. Let me see. Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning,
please.
I'll say this. If you give a woman or man for that matter,
without his or her knowledge, a drug and then have sex with that
person without consent? That's right.
And I think this country, any civilized country, should have
no tolerance. For right.
You heard he was moved. He was moved and his feed was grimacing
a little bit. And the hearing Do you think this is? Well, here's
the twisted thing that comes up in my mind, and I apologize in
advance. But what I immediately thought is, what's up Larry
Sinclair, who has passed polygraphs and who continues to
maintain he had cocaine fueled sex with the President in a
limo. So the only thing I could think of is, you know, someone's
got the story wants to do some kind of outing. And he's gonna
say, well, because that's very well documented in Sinclair's
story. You know, they gave me drugs and then raped me. And I'm
not gay. I'm sorry. I apologize. I did apologize in advance for
whoever you're apologizing for
because it's a shitty sounding story. You know, I don't like I
don't like people. Rate sucks. Hey, Captain Obvious here to the
rescue.
Hello, Captain Obvious.
I'm so sorry. But yeah, I don't know, man. It was just Whoo.
Yeah, it was strange.
Yeah. But we there's a couple of things we need to talk about
before we go to the break. Okay. That were listed on my list of
things we're going to maybe talk about newsletter.
Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. The newsletter. tick off the boxes,
sir.
Well, one of them is we somebody asked that specifically asked is
what I asked for people to give us input on what they think we
should talk about some of the stuff we're never going to talk
about because it's is not appropriate. It's not
interesting. It's not International. It doesn't have
enough. It doesn't have any meaning. But there's some stuff
that we do need to talk about and one of them is Bernie
Sanders. Why? Who is right? Well, I would have said the same
thing if I were you.
Well, you're clairvoyant.
You're not here.
Right Gotcha.
Bernie Sanders and this came because he brought this guy
brought it up. There was a I think it was one of our
producers. It was of mail. And he brought it up and he's and
I've noticed a big push for him on a couple of new shows local
and otherwise and then Jaycees wife a millennial asks me about
Bernie Sanders. Oh, this great guy. Oh, it's
the Ron Paul grandpa effect.
This is the Bernie Sanders is yes. Bernie Sanders is it is an
underground phenomenon that you since you're out of the country
you have not noticed and knighted. You're not here. Now
that you say
it. I recall a thought just passing through my mind briefly.
But no, because I'm not there. I was not exposed to enough of it.
It's a big deal. Cool. And I when they get first ASBIs and
who gives a shit about Bernie says,
let's get some things on the open. First of all, he's a an
independent or Republican. Yes, he's
an independent, but he's a Democrat. And he's running for
the Democrat Party.
Isn't he a commie?
He's a socialist. Okay. commie light called a socialist by
everybody except him. He just caused him some maybe a
progressive, he's definitely in front of progressive wind wing.
Got it? And every but he is, you know, he's getting a lot of a
lot of ink. Not as much as Trump, right? But he's this uh,
we're never going to talk about Trump. All they do is talking
about Trump. The Trump
show is fascinating. I love the Trump show. Yeah, the
Trump show is great. But the Bernie Sanders shows now is non
trivial. And it is actually a major event that's taking place
right now. I don't know where it's headed. We're gonna have to
start looking into it. But I think we'd have to take we now
have to take it seriously. Because it is a group and it's
mostly the young millennials who would come out and they do vote
occasionally. When do they find small Let's vote for that. Well,
the hold on let's let's make sure it is heard far and wide
producers of the no agenda show. We need your help, buddy. We are
trolling for Bernie.
Only trolling for Bernie. Not a bad title. I
know. trolling. And
I have nothing to add to that. I mean, the I want us to talk
about I just did no call I'm gonna do Do you have a clip to
play I said that we have to dig up some some crazy old clips,
but and he's also drawing big crowds. He's drawing Hillary
sized crowds.
Now I'm doing the have a clip here.
I'm not gonna have a clip you have the 360 pledge
signed by Sanders. Is that something else?
Different this. This is not about his is. This is just a guy
will tell you this is another this has Sanders in it. But this
annoys me. I'm gonna tell you why after we play the clip.
Democratic presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and
Martin O'Malley and Green Party presidential candidate Joe
Stein, have pledged not to accept contributions from fossil
fuel companies, The Nation magazine and three fifty.org
called on candidates to sign a pledge not to solicit or accept
donations from any oil gas or coal company, Hillary Clinton
and 14 Republican candidates contacted by the nation editors
have not
replied. Okay. I do not think and I go along with this also
with that tax pledge that you're in the Republican characters.
Sign attach tag me dad. Yeah.
$4 million.
Yeah, yes. Is what I'm sorry. I'm
just sneezing out. So it's all of a sudden, I got like, I don't
know.
The tax, you get the tax hitch. So the tax pledge, you know,
they sign this tax bill. Oh, he's signed it. He didn't sign
the tax pledge we're going after. I don't believe that a
politician should be pre agreeing to anything like this.
I think you might as well once you sign a pledge to Hitler. The
whole thing is it to me? It's a pourraient. I don't think the
tax pledge is good. I think the guy should vote their
conscience. They should vote what their constituents tell
them to do. Yes. And their constituents aren't telling them
to vote to sign somebody else's pledge that's not in their
district. If I'm assigning a pleasure to some third party,
what's the point of that? How is that serving my people? Well,
and then beginning with three fifths is there any standards is
a douchebag for signing this thing? What difference does it
make at this business of whatever the bunch of oil
companies have good, good ideas. And there were there were a
bunch of socialist oil companies. They want to give him
money can't take it. They just didn't. Anyway, that's my little
rant. At this point. Does it make exactly Anyway, well, but
we're working on the Sanders. Yes, we shall. Now the other
thing we have to talk about Well,
can I can we stick with the Hillary stuff for a minute? I'm
not really held I recall I'm all in with Hillary. Yeah, well,
it's not really Hillary, but honestly, I just have this
category called Hillary 2016. I put everything in there, but
that is at any in any way related. So I did like this
quite a bit. This is Carly Fiorina, and she decided she was
gonna go out and try and make some news for herself. Hillary
Clinton says in a press conference recently, oh, I'm
eager to turn over all the emails of the American people
can say, well, now we know. The State Department hasn't turned
over all the emails. We also know those emails link Hillary
Clinton and the State Department for the first time to the Susan
Wright talking points, that this was all a video and a
demonstration. Do you remember? We now know on the night of
September 11, the State Department of the White House
knew this was a pre planned terrorist attack. Two days
later, Hillary Clinton stands over the bodies of the fallen
and talks about a video Susan Rice goes on television and says
it's a video it's a demonstration. Hillary Clinton
later denies that she had anything to do with those
talking points. False. She never revealed a private server in her
basement until it was discovered. And then when it was
discovered. She wipes it clean nearly two years after she
leaves the Department of State. Megan, I think we now have
enough information to understand that Hillary Clinton as
Secretary of State has engaged in gross dereliction of duty.
She has engaged in a cover up and she has blood on her hands.
blood on her hands.
Unconfirmed Yes, we came. We saw he died.
That's right. Kill that Fugger Qaddafi. Bah, bah, bah. Felicia
Trump, of course, my man died. Call them early on. I said this
is it this is I told you this is the guy who's
the entertainment set. Yes. And I
love him for it. I love the whole show. He's put together
with Mark Burnett. This. I was a presidential candidate or
whatever the title of the show is going to be. Just love it.
And here's Betsy Woodruff. I think she's from Slate Magazine.
Me I want to be annoying journalist. And she's just
admitting something that I which I feel as horrible as Donald
Trump. You can think of him what you want. But if someone
declares to run for president, you have to give the guy
respect. You have to give them equal respect as you give
everybody else that's not apparently what the journalists
which she counts herself amongst them. It's not the way they're
actually operating the media,
national political reporters that I know and spend time with
have one view of Donald Trump we see him they see him as a
fraudulent Petula, nice
Freudian slip there. We see I mean, they see you know, you
include yourself honey, Donald Trump,
we see him they see him as a fraudulent, petulant, goofball
blowhard who is only running for office so reporters will write
about him and that makes reporters not want to write
about it. We have resisted as long as possible. But
what about the the the people you say who your colleagues like
who don't really want to write or talk about him? We're calling
him a blowhard? What if they're in a bubble? What if they're
wrong? What if he is touching a nerve with the Republican
primary left and I think to an
extent they really are what the majority of national politics
reporters live in New York and DC and urban areas, they tend to
skew left they don't spend time with Donald Trump fans. And they
slash we're all very surprised to see blocks and blocks and
Phoenix full of people waiting for hours and 100 degree weather
to hear this guy like it is for most national politics reporters
the love of Trump is baffling. And that is itself a bubble.
Exactly. You are biased. biased. Yes. Very biased. Do you think
Trump is just hiring extras?
No, that's what they claim.
It might be I've been it might I still?
The first time in history that politician you don't need extra
just need to get people there with a hard shield? Yeah, where
the heart always needs shields. You need at least a dozen Okay,
you're right, you're right. And you put him in the audience and
then they start yelling and whipping it up and starting to
clap and everyone starts to follow suit Do you know you get
a clapping effect if you have to help people around the audience
spread around and they all start clapping real loud
the other way you get the kind of the the crowd effect not the
crowd effect the you know the people clap Oh, just clap to
network effects. Network effects crowd effect final Yeah, you can
get you can get people that will put up and give standing o's and
do all that sort of but but you can't get this kind because oh,
I guess this guy got up. I better get up. Here's MSNBC
morning, Joe. Now we know Joe's Republican. Mica of course is
not but this used to be a lot of agreement on the panel there in
the morning about the Donald Trump's impact. I
want to follow up on what Nicole said it's very interesting
Nicole's talking about liberals from California saying Trump has
a point. I was talking yesterday about our good friend out in
Oregon Derek who construction workers who were working on a
renovation at his house us, they're all independents or
Democrats, they're all talking about Trump. And it just doesn't
happen that much that you have liberals in San Francisco, you
have construction workers in Oregon. You have people all
across the southeast that no this guy gave money to Hillary
Clinton. No, this guy supported single payer, single payer
health care system, that they're supporting him. It's it is
really a very easy a very, very disruptive force right now.
So the only thing I can think of that could be in the cards just
looking at things from a different angle. b Of course, he
has supported Democrats things do not support Hillary Clinton
directly. Half a million dollars. There's some report
about that. I think
it was somebody pointed out that he's the head of a construction
company you give money to everybody.
Okay, possible. The single payer health care is interesting. I
didn't know that he Well,
I miss I'm, he's using a pair you're liking
my man. Trump's scam is going when you're gonna jump on the
bandwagon with my boy here. My boy Trump. Trump. Yeah, it's my
boy, hell, I'm
falling. I'm not voting any party be either one of those
parties. I think they're both corrupt and voting. I'm going
Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders. The Libertarian guy is I'll just
put my vote down for him. I'm not voting for anybody like
that. Okay. Just another Republican. Why
don't you think of the entertainment value for the show
guaranteed for years what's wrong with right vote
has got nothing to do with that?
Oh, mine does. I want what's best for that show that way,
but your one vote
was best for the show. The ultimate dedication?
Well, you're telling me if it would be if Trump I don't think
he can get that far because you're gonna do to kill him or
something. They is going to be bush. In fact, play this clip
says you're playing these sorts of clips. This is kind of a
shocker. Play this election update the money.
With Tamra Keith of NPR and Amy Walter, of The Cook Political
Report. Let's start by looking at the money. The most important
part of this right yes, in some respects, the top four
candidates in terms of money raise super PAC money as well as
nonprofits in some cases in one case, and the desk regular money
over the transom. Jeb Bush 140 over the
transom. It came over the transom. If
you don't step on the money, sorry. Back it up
money as well as nonprofits in some cases in one case, and just
regular money over the transom. Jeb Bush with $114 million. This
is just in since they announced for President Hillary Clinton
with 60 point 6 million. Ted Cruz 47 million. And Marco Rubio
with 43.8. Of course, as we just mentioned there 11 others now in
the race, but as these four line out, where's the money coming
from? What is this telling us about the race?
In almost every case, the super PAC money is more than the
candidates actually raised. In fact, Hillary Clinton is the
only candidate who's raised more as a candidate than her super
PAC raise, it's going to bring up a couple of issues. The first
is there used to be this thing in politics where you dropped
out of the race after your money ran out and your money would run
out because you weren't winning enough, you didn't have enough
momentum. Now there are super PACs very flush with cash that
can keep candidates going long after maybe their expiration
date. And
they could keep candidates going.
Yep, Ted Cruz has three really good friends or three Super PACs
that can keep him going. And you know, it used to be that this
was there was the dollar primary. And you could look at,
well, whose fundraising dollars were the highest. It's hard to
even know what to make of these numbers. Because some rich
person could come out of nowhere create a nonprofit, we wouldn't
even know where the money came from, and blow everybody else
out
of the water. But there is one really interesting component to
this. And that's why 2016 will be fascinating to watch. The
amount of money that Jeb Bush has coming from a super PACs
about $103 million. So that's where the bulk of that 114 is
coming from Super PAC. They cannot coordinate with Jeb Bush.
They are going to be making decisions that normally a
campaign will be making. Now Super PACs have been very good
at doing one thing, which is their destroying machine. Right
they're there to like, beat up their opponents,
man,
but we a grim country are way out in front he just announced
recently. And he's got almost three times as much or at least
twice as much as Hill Hillary and she was totally kicking ass
to Bush is the guy they're throwing the money at this is I
found this to be distressing. We
have a great country. Man, that's so easy. You want to be
president just get a lot of money. That's what they're
saying.
Yeah, they also say something that I've just kind of been
fascinated with ever since Stephen Colbert did a super PAC
2014 as a joke, and that is you can't coordinate with the
candidate yet The Super PAC and then you gotta just do your own
thing that the honor system is the honor system. Like I
promised, give me a break kind of like the Chinese wall in the
break. It's bull crap course. No, yeah, Jeb Bush isn't showing
up at the office. But some guy they hire, they hire a
consultant. And they bring him in and he's supposed to, and
he'll, he'll, he'll channel with jabs thinking, and then talk to
him the next day on the phone. I mean, there's no way they can
enforce this. Exactly, exactly.
But it's in general, I think it's just going to be really
fun. I mean, it's fun to why
they want Bush. And by they, I mean the money
because the guy will do whatever He tells whatever they tell him
to do. Isn't that always the point? They're like, hey, this
number that black guy that was easy because he didn't do well
by us to show our TSA. I can just hear him saying and John vo
he was a he was all too ego. They want Jeb Bush's zero ego.
He has the personality of a dishrag.
He's, well there you go. He's got Yeah, definitely. All right.
And then now Okay, on to another topic.
Well, I'll just shut this one down. Yeah, I'm gonna shut this
one down with a how easy it is to to get the Republicans all
riled up. I love this. This is cromoz kid on CNN. Rabid
unfairly but it was just interesting to listen to really
Cuomo is good or Democrat. Yeah. So he said, Get the Republicans
All right. Oh, is he
just gonna rip Santorum a new aihole?
Oh, good. You're Pope says.
Whenever you start a question, though, your Pope says, you know
you're in for trouble.
Tolerance is the message of Catholicism. When asked about
gay marriage and LGBT existence within humanity. He says Who am
I to judge? That doesn't work for you. You say you want an
amendment that keeps marriage between a man and a woman? Why
aren't you more like your Pope? Well, I don't think
this is so devious. Why aren't you more like your Pope? See,
this? Is this is the
the hammer chickenshit thing to do. This is
this is such a hammer. The Pope is handed to the media. Because
yeah, the Pope says who might a judge but he's very clear about
the definition of marriage. Which people please stop with
this topic. It's a no, it's worse than Yeah. No. to like
your Pope.
Yeah, no, I don't support and the Pope doesn't support a
change in the definition of marriage. I mean, he's been
perfectly clear about
who am I to judge? Well, that's been focused on tolerance. He's
been
very, very, very clear about standing for the definition of
marriage. I don't think there's any question about that. The
Pope is simply stating something that is crystal clear in the
Christian faith, which is to love the center and condemn the
sin, but to stand for the truth of what what the institution of
marriage is. And I think the Pope has been very clear about
the Pope. Yeah, but you lose the art you you win the battle, but
you lose the war without
towards losing everything. Harold Stassen of the Republican
Party you go,
I'm going to show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun. I
actually have a pretty short list here. But let's start with
the thing a few people Nicole Yeager $100. from Phoenix,
Arizona, Sir Brian K. 7450. We have two extra votes that came
in for the US of A I don't know if we counted, they win, but we
don't know we can. Sir Brian K from Phoenix 7415. And then some
Dane, Patricia Biscayne Bay, who sent a note and I'm going to
read it because she's a dame and Okay, Biscayne Bay. And she says
she saved my ancestors who fought the war of 1812 would not
forgive me if I missed casting a vote in this replay of the war.
And even she's even a member of the US Daughters of 1812 I
didn't even know that was the out there. Oh, nice. Also
requesting job karma for my kids and relationship karma for grand
son. Thanks for the balance you provide. Wow Nice. We'll give
her a job commit and this will be aimed at you Dame Patricia
small Robertson and opera track West Virginia. 70. Interesting.
He wants us to tackle the exorbitant US US health we have
talked about the health care costs. We'll talk about it again
but not sure today's show. Brian Robert Gosh go surf Baron. I'm
sorry, Baron Baron, not Brian Baron Robert Gosh. Go in
Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada. 6969. There's James Cates in
Virginia Beach, Virginia. 6969 grand And oops, oops, oops.
Oh wait a minute. Oh boy, I wasn't expecting that. I can't
read the spreadsheet today.
Ah yeah, well, you're not to let me guess. Is
it pal smackers? Yeah, okay. Oh my second one we got what is
this? Here we go
what is this corner wearing the black gold he has a record of 33
wins, zero losses and one wall brand these are Belgium crowns
Sir Stephen Bond's.
Brand new Steven Pels. Bakker is one of two grand dukes give it a
great work karma works LGI Conrad to us both with the LG
wine and James Murray with Huntington Beach California 6666
Kevin key in Holland Michigan $66 Sir Brian Warden I'm pretty
sure is the cert downs Illinois six 433 Sir James man in
Ringgold, Louisiana split the 678 and I think Melody came into
on the same thing separately. Agree. Let me guess this guy
this Van Doren
who's from Doran Oh yes, he's the DV mega guy he makes the DD
mega D star.
Oh right right.
Yeah hard. Let me see what what does he say? I can't read it.
Great show I listen
when I'm at work in the evening, but always because of the
difference in time. Why 51 USD, you can guess? Then he says he's
got his P E one. PLM.
That's right. seven threes from Quito, Fox five Shara Lima
November. I'm
sure Kevin Payne in Richmond. He
didn't sign off. Right, but you didn't sign off. I signed off.
You gotta sign off with your callsign
Oh, yeah, yeah. kJ six, liquid natural gas.
You didn't say seven threes and you didn't say exhibit three.
I suck as a ham. Sir Kevin, but I'm not just I don't suck as a
ham promoter. I got a lot of people to get become hams.
You are an excellent ham promoter.
You're a ham.
You're an Elmer
Sir Kevin paint. Is that means something? Yeah.
And Elmer Elmer has an older experience to ham consists so
gay and older experienced ham who helps a young ham. You know,
get a hang of the ropes. Whatever you.
Jeez, it does sound a gay. Sir Chris Stan, Sir Chris Stan in
Blyton, Lincolnshire, UK $50 And these are all $50 donors are
already there. Chris Grom all important you in New York $50
John camp and antlers Oklahoma great name for a town amateur.
ZHAW in dance in Dale Ville, Virginia. Why?
Elmer is the quilt a mill for hams?
Anonymous in Milton, Ontario, Scott lavender, which is another
great name. Not for a city but for a person. Scott lavender,
private detective, Murray, Texas. Chris Slowinski and
Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada Sir Chris Lewinsky, sorry Chris
Lewinsky. Exactly. Patrick Thompson, Petworth West Sussex,
Kevin Johnson KJ, you in Phoenix, Arizona 50 John howler
in Missoula, Montana. 50 Oh in McGinty in Dunstable,
Bedfordshire, UK. UK is today, sir Mike Westerfield $50 Out of
the blue Patricia or Dame Patricia Worthington, I'm sure
in Miami Florida. Brandon says why parts unknown if the dollar
is Eric man in Spring Hill, Florida. John stray egg is
another man as the man's are all in today. John stray in San
Antonio Texas. And finally last but not least day melody man in
Ringo, Louisiana. I want to thank all these folks. Oh, and I
do have to note the sashes. Oh, what sashes what Dame melody
decided to she says she's sick and tired of us talking about
sashes and doing nothing about it. So she made a couple of
giant session man. Do you have a picture handmade metals? Oh, do
you have a different picture? I have to take some photos. I want
to see you
have them. You have the actual sashes? Yes.
This is excitedly best
modeled by us that you're yes look like a guy, a European
style guy who should be wearing a sash and she's got a couple of
metals that you can hang from it.
Oh my I need to add this to my look and this has to be in the
show knows you have to take a picture right after the show.
Okay, send it to me. Yeah. Oh,
I want to send you the whole package because I want you to
model it. Of course I will. I look like a slob. But especially
with tails. I was just
gonna say I have tails. I have tails. Yeah. Perfect. Oh,
dynamite. So it goes over this over the tails right out on the
outside. Yeah, yes, yeah. Oh, it does have a little a little
purse at the bottom of that. It's just a purse. So it's a
sash all the way and then around the middle or just around the
back or
I think it goes over the cross. It's like from the shoulder to
the gut. Oh price to the to the hip and then back up over the
back. I don't know. Well, you're looking at it. Nice in a box.
You didn't take it out of the box. I took the metals out of
the box but I didn't take the sash out of the box man I want
to mess it up.
Okay, all right, but send me the metals to yellow good dude.
Yeah,
the metals are the main thing. Yeah. Okay. Oh, like I'm
excited. Just the metals are just kind of like there's a
bottle cap I mean, it's nothing like you know, an actual they're
close enough.
I need to find my my foil then I suppose with that. Oh, how
dynamite would that be? It'd be maybe if I can borrow someone's
saber I used the fence I was pretty good saber Yeah, I was
pretty good
about using the night people I thought he had a saber there
that's a sword
that no the she's now that'll look a little stupid. No
professional. Let make it look professional. Okay, was that it?
No.
Yeah, that's it. That's all we got. We need some more help so
everyone remind people to go to divorce.org/n A for show 740
Coming up on Sunday live nine am.org/and A
unless I'm mistaken we only have one today Nicola Yeager says
Happy Birthday to her boyfriend Kevin Johnson and we of course
say the same from all the staff at management here at the best
podcast in the universe. Okay, now the way I read it we have
obviously the make good on the knighting we knighted Craig
Allen harms as Sir Craig Harris. This is a faux pas of epic
proportions.
Yes, we have to reunite here should have been that we get
that $333 things you mentioned that.
Let me finish this limit. Let me allow me to finish. I have it
here. Don't worry. I have it here. I have it. It's all good.
I'm in control John. So we should have been knighted him
with his actual name sir Craig Allen harms right. And
I think so arms looks like Harris. Yeah.
And Eric actually says that it was his fault and he just read
it wrong. So that's okay. All right. So good. Craig Allen
harms he didn't put it in that knighting portion but Okay.
There we go. So got that and then we have Mr. Pre self
radicalized who had the 33 the three and 3333 donation the five
threes. I've never made that for the spreadsheet for 730 Well
you know I looked into this okay. You're going to cite
believe was one of those things this happens This happened a
couple of years ago and he doesn't have a live
I arguing with the back office
yeah Machinae was I believe was not on the spreadsheet for
another reason I don't know why Eric's thinking I think it was
actually bumped from the spreadsheet by the Pay Pal
download really because it was an extremely long note I don't
even know how he got the note in there hmm. And I have seen this
happen before where you have this very extreme written out a
little longer they although I've seen longer but but most of them
come in separately when so
it didn't truncate it truncates everybody except these and then
the really long wasn't and then for some reason had barfs on it.
This one didn't truncate it. It just barked on it and I don't
think it ever went to this fresh because I looked I found it on
the Pay Pal site and it should have shown up on the spreadsheet
and I believe it just got bumped I don't know what to do with
this. Just don't even put it on the download. So it was one of
these weird things that only happens rarely. It's a it's a
glitch. Oh,
I believe I've needed some kind of glitch jingle that I can play
a glitch. This is really this is
even though I said in the newsletter no glitches, but
I know it's annoying.
That was peppers mama who suggested dropping that in at
the end? Yeah, very nice. Okay sentence
so I'd like to have Craig Allen harm step forward pre Mr. Pre
self radicalized we need Luke Nicolas and Sir James Cates and
Sir James Cates. He has a special request with Black
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It's nice when people make it to Luke nickels. What a great
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That is one of the top things we've we've experienced so far
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he's an award making brew Meister.
Yeah, that's one the best IPA trophy? That's that's a non
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you know, these things don't travel. Well. We're gonna have
to go to New Zealand to taste this stuff.
Anyway, let me do the jobs, karma and the little girl
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Thank you very much. Beautiful. We are, we might want to tell
the affiliates, we're maybe running a little long.
Well, we don't want to run too long. But we got a couple of
other topics to talk about, including grease.
And Guzman. Yes. The 5000 foot tunnel.
4900 feet I believe Yeah. Yes, this is it has to be discussed
at least for a second. You don't have to go to oh, we have a
thesis on the no agenda. One of our May we should put up a fac
FAQ FAQ. Yes, good idea. So
another great
things that we talked about all the time, it was assumptions
that we make. Okay. And the assumption we have here is that
the Sinaloa Cartel is was part of a scheme. I mean, it was
existing, but it was part of a scheme. And I have further
further thoughts on this. Can I let's say,
I need to say one thing. I believe this. It's like Citizen
X or someone like that is going to be the the and I for some
reason, I feel it's a female producer. I don't know why I
just got this from the universe. Who is going to do this fact for
us?
That wouldn't be a bad idea. She would probably be one of the
people that could do it. Anyway, the because of a deposition and
a testimony that was done in a Chicago courtroom of a guy that
captured that was a Sinhala guy, he they the his lawyer got smart
and decided to to solicit the documents, discovery from the
Department of Justice because the Department of Justice
according to this document, was involved with the Sinaloa
Cartel. They were going to make them one of the few if the sole
drug supplier in Mexico by running guns. That was what Fast
and Furious is about right, right, getting them into kind of
a way to get the pipeline shored up. Yeah, give them and this all
I believe now began when Guzman escaped jail the first time I
because everybody says that they walked him out. Some people came
in with badges or something. And they just walked him out of the
front. And then next thing you know, he's hit him. The guy's so
arrogant
now. He said, I will not walk out you will put me on a little
train on rails.
Let's play this Guzman clip, because he's got one detail in
here, which kind of backs up this thesis.
But the Mexican narrative that things were looking at from
Mexico that there are all these economic reforms, and that he
was tough on cartels. I mean, who better than to make that
point and go going after the biggest drug law in the world?
Travelers? Minh, I think that is really the biggest hit. I mean,
this is this is an incredible blow. Humiliation to the Mexican
president and embarrassment to the Mexican president.
Is there any sense now that El Chapo was on the outside how
quickly he could be back in control and calling the shots
with a cartel
that's that's unknown, but I mean, it's there's there's been
a big fight internal fight within the Sinaloa Cartel. It'll
be interesting to see how that how that works out. The Mexican
government has been saying that the cartels are now down to two
major cartels, the Sinaloa Cartel and other cartel from
Jalisco. It'll be interesting to see how, whether he Chapo Guzman
can just come in and take over I think it'll still be a big
fight. I mean, his his goal is to try to control the Sinaloa
Cartel but more than a year has gone by.
So far, so good. Yeah, really. So they had somebody had to bust
this guy out because he didn't want to talk and for one thing
in busting the are Are people right? And then us kept wanting
him extradited? And I don't know if they're happy that he got
caught in the first place. And it's possible that we want to
just kill him this shut him up. We don't know. We'll see. But
this is a very interesting story, especially if you
consider that no agenda thesis that this is all run as part of
us a government Justice Department operation maybe the
CIA's involved
I just love I always see it so objectively where I see what's
being put out there, and they have this CCTV footage, the
inside his cell, and then you see the distance between the
where the end of the tunnel was and the jail. I mean, the story
is so beautifully built even without any real. We've just
seen some images. Yeah,
well, I know they actually there was a thing on gawker, where
they actually when I saw
it, I saw I saw the tunnel on gawker, of course, but how did
they get this unprecedented reaction when they went down? I
saw it I saw it. How did they get this unprecedented access
all of a sudden?
I have no idea gawkers. Hello, Gawker.
Are you kidding me? I mean, really, that's kind of laying
out a little bit thick, don't you think? Well, it's
then they of course, they have the video from the jail cell
where you seem going down? You don't know that this is really
went down at all. I could have walked out the front door again.
Yeah.
I have a quickie here. This is Are you familiar with Risperdal?
Yes, they advertise it a lot. Yeah.
Do you know what it does? Does? I
did some I have I don't know. It's
they give it to young boys for a DD or ADHD? Oh, another one of
those. Yeah. And so what it does is it as a side effect, known
listed side effect. You grow breasts.
Oh, right. Right. We talked about this before. Yeah. Well,
now that we have one of the ads Well,
now there's this guy and the have just the tag of the the
outro of the item. And he's dying, and he has breast cancer.
Which is rare complication is unexpected.
Yep. Well, and here's the tag on the story, which I found as a
local story. So of course, this would never air on the on the
national networks.
Some of Josh's doctors believe a drug he took as a child for add
may have contributed to his breast cancer. He took it for 12
years. And the drug has shown in some cases to cause male breast
development.
Bingo Boom shakalaka breast cancer if I didn't have enough
to worry about with as cancer
Well, I was giving us a series of seed man clip mini cuts, but
I'm not going to do that because we're running out of time, but I
do want to play one. Oh, all right. That has to do with the
storage we just gave which is the seed man. Fact rant. What is
this think of this as an evergreen? Okay, here we go.
I mean, I'm just laying on your back fat, fat, fat, fat, fat,
and then I get attacked by Neo condom.
No condom. Nice. That's good. That guy's talent.
You know, I'm appreciating more and more when I hear these mini
clips.
Yeah, it's super talented. I know. It's kind of really funny.
It's kind of crazy that way. I like it though. I like it. Well,
I can save this for Sunday. Maybe that's a good idea. There
was a huge party at the White House a like a monster as party.
And it was the president was hosting the Hold on a second. I
have it here. He was hosting the good the Library of Congress
Gershwin Prize honoring Sir Paul McCartney. Man. Everybody was at
this event. They even had Mike Meyers doing Tom Jones. Thing
was off the hook. That's what you do.
You can have some dynamite parties on the governor and up
taxpayers back. You
want to just hear this first. But now remember, this is Paul
McCartney is being honored for the Gershwin Prize.
And that like Does he play at this thing? Yeah,
everyone's playing Beatle song scam it Oh, it's it's beautiful.
And and they forced the kids to sit there. Malia and she mokwena
The kids are sitting in their big aggressive grumpy faces that
are the scowling like where's Beyonce and Jay Z Dad This sucks
balls on these old guys. What's this white guy singing about my
mom. That was I'm telling you that was the best part.
The next thing we like to do is a song I have been itching to do
at the White House and you guessed it yet. I hope the
president will forgive me by saying this. It's
And then the President's leaning over to the kids. Like, I made
sure he's singing the song for your mom. He's mouthing that.
And then he's, you know, his lip synching along. Nice party
though. Nice party.
Yeah. Well, you weren't invited.
Do you want to hear Jerry Seinfeld? Digital stand up? Oh,
god. Okay. And that was actually pretty good. I
thought it was fun. You don't like it was but he was there to
do you want me to do it? We can do it on that we can do it on
Sunday. Let's save it as a teaser for good. But it's
fantastic. And someone should make an archive of all of these
videos, if it's all on the White House YouTube channel. But
there's so many I picked out the plum choices for the show. So
that is going to be here on Sunday. Wow, what a what a
tease.
Yeah, and we will also be doing some, some discussion in Greece.
And another contrarian explanation of what's going on.
That is unusual. I'm already they'll be for Sunday, it won't
be this what you've heard before.
Okay. I'm already way way in on the kicking the can down the
road. Once again, that's obvious if that's what's happening.
Yeah, but there's this one guy, this professor from University
of Athens, for Athens University, whatever it's called
advertising. He's got some insight. He's one of the co
founders of this left wing party that's running the country. How
cool.
Good. And I've got a couple things up my sleeve as well. And
we'll get some analysis, I think. Anyway, I'll be back at
the crackpot condo so we'll be back fantastic. I may be a
little jet lagged. But until then, coming to you from the the
central storage of all the Russian oil and gas, Rotterdam,
the Netherlands in the morning, everybody. My name is Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm still waiting
for the 12 as seven to warm up, so I can sound better. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
We'll be back on Sunday right here on no agenda.
As big cities we're making plans for July 4 celebrations. The FBI
was making arrests. Some of those rounded up the FBI says
we're talking about killing people during the holiday. There
is a device almost a devil on their shoulder. saying kill kill
kill. kill kill kill kill kill kill. We need to kill them. We
need to kill them knock off
hope I'm not too late. I
don't know how much of that message got through. kill kill
kill.
We can then axe the police. They got some splainin to do Guy No
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no no no no no, no NO NO NO Hey.
Where the government, we make the laws we print the money and
we breed the super soldiers. So go home, learn to live with it.
Pay your taxes and remember, you didn't hear anything about Super
Soul. You know
I still remember baby when I was probably four or five. And you
and Miriam and Roxanna my sisters dressed me up as
bald eagle. Anybody who has been around would say the same thing
that our past
we dress you up like a bald eagle Fourth of July.
Their past they kill kittens. They grabbed kittens, little
puppies. I mean, I was your giant doll and you had me
walking through the house dressed as a bald eagle.
I didn't know this about the y'all
there to a horrible animal
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no, no no no.
Hey. Hey, you're in my house
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