Hey, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Sunday August 2 2015. time once again for your gizmo nation
media assassination Episode Seven flower for
this is no agenda. Jade Helm
15 plus 18 and counting once again in a blue moon man
broadcasting live from the capital to drone star staying
here and FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where at least in this neck of
the woods there is no golden dome. Oh, I'm sorry. heat dome
heat dome.
And buzzkill
was this a Freudian slip?
Golden what? Golden dough? Golden Dome,
okay. Yes.
Tribute to every bald guy listening to the show.
Stupid is stupid, a story that was just retweeted and copied as
smart people. But here Mollywood on Facebook, post a link to this
story. And her comment is oh.my Dots God dot people. It was 112
degrees. It happens in Texas all the time.
Actually. We had some one of our listeners, I guess in the areas
had the temperature 91 Watt here and I were in Iran. Oh, really?
So this story got incredible legs, which really shows how
people do not read. They just see a headline and oh, boy, I
better retweet this. This is crazy. Must be global warming.
What was the headline? 165 degrees
64 under 6590 degrees Celsius or something outrageous. In
Washington, it was in the independent it was in all these
British newspapers
Washington Post John Washington Post. They were here headline
Iran city hits suffocating. Now they did it properly. Heat index
of 165 degree doesn't mean anything? Of course not. This a
90% Humidity makes it feel like 165. Well, we have that in Texas
all the time. We don't speak of a heat dome.
Heat index. And that's just a made up number this. You know
this is becoming more I think along with the global warming
thing. This is becoming somatic. And I think we first noticed
that with the earthquake.
Oh, what do you mean with the numbers on the earthquake?
Yeah, they stop using the Richter scale they killed with
this kind of vague numbering system.
Yeah, the numbering system, which allows them to make the
number much higher. Because the Richter scale is logarithmic. So
the difference between an EIGHT and a NINE is vast, vast. And
this I think the criteria is if stuff shakes off the wall, then
it's a six
by eight it's all this. It's all subjective. Yeah. Yeah, but it
works. He thing is subjective. What we have moved to a society
of subjective analysis, which is useless.
Yes. Yes, it is. I don't know. I don't know what to say.
It's I don't know what to say that. I just think it's an
observation that can be made. If everybody just all freaks out
about the craziest stuff. I don't know if they're only maybe
spending all her time on Facebook arguing about this
particular
one. Hopefully she's saying it's bullcrap. That would be Oh, no,
she's
no, she's a weather junkie. She spotted it as bullcrap. Right
away. I find it was annoying. When I found it. almost
insulting. These guys. They're tricky. The way they wrote these
stories was designed to trick me.
Um, let me see, although I'm just reading from the Washington
Post, and they go into a lot of depth and have gotten a lot a
lot of indented things which people don't read. Although
there are no official records, 178 degrees 81 degrees Celsius
is the highest known heat index ever attained, which was
observed in Diuron. Saudi Arabia on July 8 2003. So it's not even
a record for the heat index. 2003 MAN Yeah. It said, well,
there was a couple of things we get we do have a heat wave going
on in the United States. And there is one story that kind of
got my attention, which is the see what would be the title of
this clip. Oh, sorry. Jenna takes me well, I'm going to be
slow today for some reason. Okay. Heatwave.
Alright, heat wave. Shall we just play the clip?
I want to set it up. I just I thought this was very cool. It
makes again makes you really wonder about the general
intelligence of the public. That's your setup. Yeah, well,
it's Yeah, program. And that gas car
Taking significantly more out of social security than Medicare
than they paid into it.
Exactly. I think that that's not something people generally
know wave.
Oh, no, it's not. It's healthcare. Sorry. Hey, do you
think you're the only one that's slow today
in parts of Texas the heat index hit the century mark is going to
be another hot day out there. And nationwide parents are being
reminded not to leave kids in parked cars
after a jersey toddler was rescued this week.
He's one of the lucky ones. So far this year. 11 children have
died after being left in hot cars. In New York, the mercury
again soared near 90 today. Not the story. But for those
outside. Nothing to mess with. Oh, this is
horrible. This is real setting
isn't even the story is 11 Kids have died because the parents
are too stupid to take him out of the car. Apparently. Dogs
must be able to direct the dog level must be that 100 Dogs
dead. They had this one story they showed this this rescue
some pork half dead kid in Jersey and the mom. You know,
sauntering up with a basket full of groceries. What's everyone
doing a million cops all these women be rating her man. Well,
yeah, no, it's there's been this last few days. There have
especially ABC. I'm watching the weekend news. And I see our
friend Erica Hill is finally gotten a sediment
who tables your friend was your friend we met She's
my friend. She's just ready to take TV. You've seen her? We've
talked about Okay. And she She's extremely she's beautiful.
Searching now. Oh, whoa. He'll you want?
Yeah, she married another friend of mine, David Yelland. And he,
I guess managers or I'm not sure is that spin it she's she's come
in and out of vogue at the network's and now she's back. It
looks like she's back with a new delivery style, which I think is
better than what she was doing when she was at CBS. But I was
watching her news thing and it was pretty normal. And that went
to ABC because I recorded all the different news national news
broadcasts and was holy crap. These people at ABC have gone
crazy. Okay, that's where that heat the other heat. Oh, they're
all gonna die. And they had a couple of other things in there.
What was the one again if I was little more than about tried to
here's the bullshit. Here's a bullshit ABC tech analysis
vulnerable
to a cyber attack. The FDA warning hospitals be on alert
for hackers. Here's ABC Aditi Roy
hospitals across the country receiving an unprecedented
warning by the FDA tonight that a commonly used medical device
may be at risk of getting hacked. Wait,
let me guess. Will someone be demonstrating this again at DEF
CON,
that device Hospira Simek infusion pump is used to deliver
medications like painkillers and cancer treatments to patients
through an IV. In its warning, the FDA says an unauthorized
user with malicious intent could access the pump remotely and
modify the dosage it delivers.
So every hospital should assume that its devices if connected to
the Internet can be attacked. So this is an important morning.
This is not an isolated incident.
Hospira says it deployed an update to provide customers with
an extra layer of security until the pump is completely off the
market in a few months. A move already in the works before this
warning, this new worry over healthcare hacks comes just Fiat
Chrysler issued a voluntary recall of 1.4 million vehicles
to install software to prevent hacking. Vulnerabilities seen in
this demonstration video when hackers took control of this
Jeep these two cases showing how the rewards of technology also
come with risks. And the FDA says there was no specific
hacking attempt that prompted this warning, but still says
there was a very real possibility Cecilia, this could
happen. Very possible.
There was nothing prompted this report. No. Good happens. Great.
Oh, that's fantastic. Thank you for someone could also walk up
to it and just punch in the numbers. It's not that hard.
It's kind of like take a gun to your head and shoot it or
smother you with a pillow. I mean, anything's possible. Yeah,
this is what ABC has been. I watched the whole the whole
weekend news thing. Every story was hysterical. Hysterical in
the in the why having a female reporter you know screaming and
worried sick about everything hysterical
NBC bunny NBC had an exclusive when it comes Cyber John.
Exclusive.
There are new concerns this morning over cyber security here
at home NBC News has exclusively obtained a US intelligence map
highlighting nearly 700 public and private victims of Chinese
cyber espionage.
US has been warning about how aggressively China is engaged in
cyber spying here. But a classified map obtained by NBC
News dramatically shows how widespread it is prepared by the
National Security Agency. The map shows a red dot for every
successful version by China over the past five years at Donnelly,
700. And all against both government and private companies
large and small. Among the targets such trade sequences
formulas for popular drugs, specifications for hybrid cars,
genetics of new productive food crops and the workings of both
civilian and military air traffic control systems. The FBI
says it's now investigating hundreds of cases of suspected
Chinese espionage. That's 50% More than a year ago, it's
making a big new push urging American companies to vastly
improve their cyber defenses.
Now, this does have a reason, John, I think both stories have
a reason. As CES. I have a reason. Yes, CES. CES is up for
debate. This is and we have a lot of action EFF is trying to
oppose this. This is the internet sharing. What is the
actual name of this a cyber Information Sharing Act, which
would incentivize companies to liberally share cyber threat
indicators with the Department of Homeland Security. And this
is this is very complicated, not No, it's not really complicated,
but it is putting the burden of finding terrorist activity on
the providers of services themselves. Meaning that
Facebook and Google and anybody else is is expected to be on the
lookout and pass on information.
Yeah, if you see something Yes,
if you see something I walked through the the TSA lines again
there's the sign and I always have to think why don't they
license I went to Dallas Fort Worth Oh, that's what you took a
flight I did. I took a flight to Fort Worth. I have a couple of
things to discuss about that. Or Gail get
this out of the way and you can start discussing so what was the
what was the experience
well the experience was was interesting flew Virgin America
that's what the Podcast Movement I went to to score an award
yes yeah. I pointed this out in the newsletter with a link to
the to the fabulous video from surging taken by Sir Jean the
sheriff.
Yeah, unfortunately the audio is very poor. I don't understand
what the
obviously plugged into the to the board.
board how Jean wasn't plugged into the board. Hey, well, okay,
let me tell you my experience first of all, so I got pre check
that worked perfectly Boombah boom went through. I predict
Virgin America is in trouble. Okay, yeah. You know, their
planes or have you? Oh, yes, I'm sure you have. If you've ever
seen a nightclub if during the day of course you have. You've
been in the club
laying all nightclub where the strippers are fat I've ever seen
that
live and you're laying in a pool of your own vomit. You've seen a
John kaboom. We know we know. You know you've seen it. When
you come into the Virgin air. I haven't flown Virgin America in
a long time. It's like a nightclub and it's all you know,
everything's did yeah, they have the purple lighting and it's all
groovy.
Now I use the smell of sour beer which probably
well it was the plane was not clean. I'll start with that.
Okay, was not clean. I mean, there was no blankets on the
chair from the previous passenger it was goop
everywhere, so they didn't clean it. The flight attendants who
I've always believed were have been chosen based upon their
cuteness factor both male and female are still cute but they
have the summer outfit which consists of this shirt that says
with aloha. Maybe they have flights to Hawaii or something
but they're they're ill fitting shirts and with like purple,
which clashes with the red because they have it's red and
black is the Virgin colors so that they have the red cardigans
on when it's a little chilly in the plane. And the clashes
completely with with the with the purple in the in the pinkish
color, so I don't understand who came up with that brilliant
idea. But as an aviator, as an airman buy like to have the
shades of all the shades are drawn when you get in to the
Virgin America aircraft. So I opened it up and then God Oh
man, then that was the nightclub experience. Everything's chipped
and you know the they have a lot of plexiglass Last in the plane,
you know, smoked Plexiglas all scratched and just God just
there just no good looking. So then they need to do an upgrade
or they needed someone is dropping the ball on Virgin
America I think
live in Florida for a while because their prices are never
in a better than southwest. Right and Southwest for where I
am I go to the Oakland airport and grab a quick flight pretty
much anywhere up and down the coast. And so virgin really had
to have a hell of a deal.
$47 $47 to Dallas. That's
pretty it's always Yeah, this says that 730 in the morning?
No.
No, all day long to promote 47 for you. It's a promotion. It's
a promotion. Yeah, but
you don't you don't have a lot of options from going from
Austin to Dallas, did you
get plenty of Southwest? You get southwest we got America and
sure we do
a bit of Southwest match. But yeah, it's better that you took
a Virgin America because you can make this report precisely.
But otherwise uneventful. Then the Podcast Movement, which was
this was different this year.
Before we get to that, weren't you wrapping something else up?
Oh,
I'm sorry, of course. But we can go on forever the data, the data
Act, which is stuck, but Einstein has been approved. And
you recall Einstein said, do we have to fight? And I'm talking
about the there's something new? It's the federal fog. The
Federal fog this is a new term. Have you heard this fog? Fog,
mental fog, the Federal fog that we have the federal fog. But
it's the Fog Computing, which I think is a Cisco
term. As far as cloud computing, yes, yes, is a terrible term.
So Cisco is, of course, all in on the Internet of Things, also
known as Ayat IoT. And they want to change the name to Fog
Computing, the concept being that the what do we have now? 10
billion devices that they are, they are they will be creating,
there'll be processing and storing and serving up data and
information from the edges of the cloud. Hence the fog. And
this has been the there's going to be a push for the Federal
fog, which
is, as predicted seems redundant.
Well as of right, as predicted, you know, the pendulum always
swings. We've had the cloud, and now we're swinging by that
centralized. That's the mainframe computing. And now
it's going right back out to decentralization to the edges.
You could have a short every cloud computing company now.
We'll have the federal fog
Fog Computing Expo August 17. Through 20. No, no. Just Nevada.
No, you're
kidding me. Now,
there's a Fog Computing Expo. Yeah, lost wages. Wow. Okay.
Coming up in a week. There you go.
Yeah. So this Fog Computing thing. But Einstein has been
approved. We have already heard the the hacking map. It's all to
push these bills through before recess. Isn't recess coming up
as at the end of August when everyone is
on recess in recess has begun. Really? I thought that month of
August they take off I thought they had one more.
One more week. We should definitely do that. Congress
recess. Do you know when I'm looking okay.
Hey, there's a PDF of the congressional work schedules.
You gotta go. Good. Good, good. Okay, August 10. They go
there. Okay. That's what they're trying to pass this stuff real
quick. Oh, that house leaves on the
third. So they gotta get it gotta go. I gotta go get it
happened with the house gone.
Maybe.
So let's see. The third is tomorrow now. It's too late.
Nothing's
gonna happen tomorrow. I agree. I agree.
It's too late. A house takes an extra week. And they're all back
on September 7, both sides.
Did you know we just
had a great little thing I get to print this out
when we look at all of this hacking and cyber attacks, etc.
And we've been following this at a meta level. Well, the one
thing that we've consistently said that all of this is really
about espionage and yeah, kind of what that that Chinese map,
which is just a map with dots on it. So scary. But somehow we
missed this, this report about the JP Morgan hack. They've
arrested some dudes for this.
Oh, I didn't know about this. I got a report on a pump
and dump scheme linked to that hack of JP Morgan accounts. The
security scheme has tentacles it says in Russia, Israel and the
EU West as you mentioned, four people have been arrested in
Israel and in Florida and reveal a complex securities fraud
scheme that was tied to those hacks not only of JP Morgan but
other financial institutions, officials are saying a fifth
person remains at large use headlines just coming across.
Apparently these folks were arrested this morning and
represent the culmination of a month long investigation. It
involves several friends who met more than a decade ago, but at
Florida State University. Apparently, in the indictment
here one one of these friends is now living in Israel, another
person are charged with securities fraud and a plan to
pump up the value of low volume stocks. The two people arrested
in Florida are charged with running an unlicensed money
remitting business related to the scheme. So fascinating story
here, it looks like behind that enormous hack of JP Morgan Chase
and other financial institutions will bring in more developments
as we get them. But interesting here and again, this hack
revealed just about a year ago, a year ago, coming up in August.
This was this was the the hack a year ago when Chase had to
reissue cards to everybody. Yeah, so what they're saying
here is that then the American has also
this doesn't sound like a very good explanation for anything.
Well, I'm gonna have a follow up clip. If it's a pump and dump
scheme. What's it got to do with hacking into Chase? Well, here
if people are here is
the follow up from this really cute girl on Bloomberg. Carrie?
Yeah, get her guide or something.
You know, you're in the middle of this breaking news. Talk to
me about pump and dump.
Well, it's a common and it's an old school scam. You know, we
saw boiler rooms doing this back in the 80s and 90s. I think the
Wolf of Wall Street can probably do
this. You say Wolf? She said we'll say Wolf and sound like a
Wolf of Wall Street to me.
And it's an old school scam. You know, we saw boiler rooms doing
this back in the 80s and 90s. I think the Wolf of Wall Street
some form of that was happening but basically you either get
investors you know, the way they used to do it, they would call
you know, kind of unwitting people on the phone cold calls
and get them to invest in these low volume most of the time
they're penny stocks and then as more and more people pump money
into these stocks, then the basically the fraudsters are the
criminals then sell those off and profit from the stock that
they're already holding in this so
I don't agree completely with with her analysis or her
explanation of pump and dump. Pump or dump by the way I
understand that is not so much done with boiler rooms but it's
more online it's on forums and people posting phony baloney
news reports or hyping up some right futures,
but you're just talking about a modern version. Okay, all right.
Well, listen carefully to the report was around way before the
online and by the way, I just want to see what this girl looks
like because you made a big stink about it. So I look at
Bloomberg and Carrie figure. I don't know what you said for a
last name. It's like everybody that works, or is Carrie Carrie
Jabari Carrie told stead Carrie bola Meyer Carrie Smith, Kai
Patty Steele,
Kimmy baddies.
Bloomberg, let me tell you which one it is Hold on a second.
Patty steel with everybody right here on the Bloomberg network.
Let me see.
Two people got that gang. Yeah, I was one of them.
I'm glad I would think I was the other one. But let's continue.
Because what she's saying is, is an interesting twist to how this
how this hack is related. It's a common
securities fraud. Now what we're seeing now as this story
unfolds, of course, we'll have more details is you're seeing a
pivot away from the old school pump and up to now one that
appears to be tied to a major hack of a US Bank
carry this when this story broke when the when the hack broke.
What we were hearing from JP Morgan was the Russians did this
we got information that perhaps this was some sort of overseas
thing that
happened right it looks like although this is developing
there's a little bit more to the story than that and as we kind
of go through the indictment and see more details, I think we're
gonna see that there's more to the story than just the Russians
getting in there and hacking basically a criminal enterprise
now
a lot of you again ani here.
people arrested today were not arrested for the hack of
JPMorgan. They were arrested for some of them not all obviously
want to make sure we're careful here for basically setting up
this pump and dump scheme with the aid of information related
to or link to various hacks and going in and getting you know
information from from banks.
Okay. So what do you said nothing was
Yeah, she did say something. She said that the pump and dump
first of all, this all Israelis, this Israelis and then one
American who's a dual national and is for all intents and
purposes for this story and Israeli until the Israelis,
either they were part of the hack, or they were using
information to pump and dump. So which to me means JP Morgan if
it's true, which I doubt if it's true that they they hacked in to
JP Morgan Chase's subsystems, they figured out that people
were already hyping crap that was primed for pump and dump,
which the fraud is probably a JP Morgan
will pump and dump segue to make a lot of money fast. and The
Wolf of Wall Street is largely about the process. And again,
how easy it is to get away with it because nothing really
happened to that guy. And true story more or less.
According to the complaint filed in Manhattan on Tuesday, this
guy there was a guy in West Palm Beach, where does that Horowitz
live? Is he in West Palm Beach?
No, he's in Fort Lauderdale. Okay,
then he's in the clear. The guy in West Palm Beach who was
implicated in this. He was also implicated and I don't know if
he was arrested or not, but he's now being implicated in
laundering at least $1.8 million through a bitcoin exchange scam,
which most of them are Bitcoin exchange scam. So this thing
this thing is all over the map. But to me if they're saying
this, that the JPMorgan Chase hack was tied into this, a pump
and dump scheme, that's not just because you have someone's
credit card number and then I'd taken your credit card and using
it to buy penny stocks now. They had some information, probably
about a pump and dump already ongoing inside of JPMorgan Chase
which is why that's
why you're thinking that's what I'm that's your thesis that's
my thinking.
We have no idea because these reporters have told us nothing
even though you claim she did. But I didn't hear anything that
would tell me what the point of this of that hack was. I think
your see the
I heard it very clear. She said that you were using information
to pump and dump That's what she said.
That means nothing to me that were they using the price
quotes. Were they Oh, of course. What specific information she
doesn't say just information. We have information according
to the story she wrote. And I will read her writing verbatim
what is her name? Her name is Han. Her name is Nadia. eunan.
This good work? Okay. This is what is the Bloomberg story.
Where is it here? Among a surprising twist of the JP
Morgan investigations that hackers appear to have broken
into the digital version of Fort Knox. Bloomberg, is this
Bloomberg really? The digital version of Fort Knox? Oh, we're
in trouble to steal relatively innocuous data, specifically,
emails of JP Morgan customers that could be used for spam. Oh,
maybe they did that. Maybe they spam the customers. Acting as a
stolen
mailing list. Yeah
acting, acting as JP Morgan. Broker saying, Hey, you got to
buy into this. Buy this stock. Set the cyber criminals behind
the JPMorgan hacks mowed through the data. I love these
adjectives mowed through the data but mowed through the data
at several major banks and brokerages including fidelity
and E trade for more than a year beginning in the fall of 2013.
According to cybersecurity firms and the Federal Bureau of
Investigation memo which was obtained and not published, of
course, they contributed to a hodgepodge of scams. This is not
reporting this is prose, mainly securities fraud and spamming
emails. Okay. Maybe they were just using gullible people from
an email.
Yes, yeah, they probably I'm sure JP Morgan's database of of
their customers has checked boxes for gullibility
whale,
clean whale.
It's I'm sure that's exactly what the the tags they have.
It's not clear the JP Morgan hackers saw data other than the
names, addresses and emails eventually removed from the
bank's main data center. removed. Copied may be removed.
I doubt they were removed. US officials believe the cyber
attacks were done with the help of expert hackers in Russia in
court according to a second person familiar with the case
this is now reporting You're right. But they rolled up these
Israelis for some reason. And then there's no there's no
Russians it's it's three Israelis I'm sorry, I one of our
closest allies This is an outrage we should remove
some criminals in Israel's gonna then do with our closest allies
are just saying kind of crooks are all over the world. They
just happen to be a university and it makes some sense. They're
from the University of Florida. It was at Florida State, Florida
State. Now this all dies all letters data mccurry.com. The
Florida State listeners I just given okay that time.
So here's another angle to look at this. These stories with the
Chinese cyber attack map with the hacks could be linked to an
executive order that came out earlier this week. But I doubt
it was discussed anywhere. Did you hear anything about the
executive order for creating a national strategic Computing
Initiative?
No, but I don't normally pay much attention because I know
you're on it.
I am indeed. Now the title is misleading. Before it is titled,
don't read it, again, executive order creating a national
strategic Computing Initiative. Let's look into the order
itself, by the authority vested in me as president by the
Constitution and the laws of the United States of America. And to
maximize benefits of high performance computing research,
known as HPC. And deployment, it is hereby ordered as follows
policy, in order to maximize the benefits of high performance
computing for economic competitiveness and scientific
discovery, the United States government must create a
coordinated federal strategy in high performance computing,
research, development and deployment. Well, there it is,
we're creating a supercomputer to steal your ship people. And
I'm talking to you, China and Russia and Germany.
Was this new?
How is it new that this is now a federal mandate to Crimea, but
we're doing it anyway. Why there's something else has got
to be deeper than that. I
think it's taking away from the other agencies and moving it
into what we're gonna get under the Administration effectively,
here, the United States must deploy and apply new high
performance computing technologies broadly for
economic competitiveness and scientific discovery. Tonight
who's going to use this? Yeah, spies. Yeah, the United States
must false competitiveness.
Yeah. You still, Arash well wait for it, because we steal your
secrets?
Wait for it. Number two, the United States must foster public
private collaboration,
oh, here we go. This is this is that's the more they push for
this, the less likely they're going to ever achieve it.
The United States must adopt a whole of government approach
that draws upon the strengths of and seeks cooperation among all
executive departments and agencies. Of course, they're all
in there. And the United States must develop a comprehensive
technical and scientific approach to transition, high
performance computing research on hardware system, software
development tools and applications efficiently into
development and ultimately, operations.
Yeah, this is really the fascist thing. Is it live and well, the
adage make that corporations work for the government and the
government will help the corporation new all be one big
happy family. Newer
listeners are often confused when we say this is a fascist
move. But when you have collusion between the government
and
I'm not talking about Hitler, we're talking about fascism in
the sense of corporatism, where the government is in bed with
the corporations or forced the corporations to go get in bed
with them.
Here are the objectives of the HCP. executive departments,
agencies and offices of the agencies participating in the n
s CI, what does that national sei NSCI may see that TV show?
It's Oh, it's no, it's the National Strategic Computing
Initiative. Of course, yes. Shall pursue the five strategic
objectives one accelerating delivery of a capable of a
capable exascale computing system that integrates hardware
and software capability to deliver approximately 100 times
the performance of current 10 petaflop systems across a range
of applications representing government needs. Is that is
that big? 1000 petaflops away if it's 1000 petaflops it's no
longer a petaflop it's uh, what's uh, what's above exaflop
exaflop? Has to be Yeah.
This is bullcrap. Okay.
But like it's funnier though. If you want to. I'll just continue
you might be wasting taxpayers money again increasing coherence
between the technology base used for modeling and simulation and
that used for data analytic computing. Let me see if I
understand this.
This seems to be for the Get the rent this thing out
about timeshare increasing coherence between the
technology, timeshare even Hey, you know, would you like to go
to this great concert tonight the White House, all you have to
do is visit this 45 minute timeshare presentation for the
High Performance Computing System.
Yes, you too can have the juice for one week.
So increasing coherence between the technology base used for
modeling and simulation and that use for data analytic computing.
So this will be a predictive technology the way I read that,
which is Minority Report Exactly. Establishing over the
next 15 years a viable path forward for the future high
performance computing systems even after the limits of current
semiconductor technology are reached the so called post
Moore's Law era, what are they claiming that Moore's law will
end in 15 years? Well, they
but this is like the global warming Teeter, it was a
teetering point, the point of no return. The point of no return
which was been reached, I don't know, every 10 years it's been
reached. They've been saying the same thing about the end of
Moore's law since way before I think of trying to think of ways
to get to one. Right now we're at 22 nanometers,
or we're at peak computing and says that what we're saying
yeah, peak computing, computing power.
Yes, they haven't they've there's there's actually some
evidence this time, I think there's always been evidence,
but they keep breaking breaking the the barrier, they keep
making these chips more ridiculous, they're they're very
clear be a grain of sand. By the time we're done here,
the President was very clear that we over the next 15 years,
we must establish a viable path forward for future hiker, but he
got to do with it. He's the he's the man.
He's iPads running slow, viable path forward for future HPC
systems, even after the limits of current semiconductor
technology are reached. So that's a
predictive, then we haven't gotten to the photon stuff yet.
So it's just a ways away
increasing the capacity and capability of an enduring
national HPC ecosystem by employing a holistic approach,
oh, dare I say a holistic approach that addresses relevant
factors such as networking technology, workflow, downward
scale, is this just some kind of big hand off to the big company?
So yeah, we'll fund the next version of your systems Google
what purpose just to give it to them. So to do whatever we the
government tells them to do,
the local hackers, the guys who are meeting in Vegas and the
ones around the world and those Israeli guys, they don't need
this sort of power to hack into JP Morgan, know what it was?
What is the I'll tell you, I'll just kind of power to hack into
a Chinese database of trade a trademark patents, no,
but it is a great way to to achieve the fifth and most
important objective in this executive order, developing an
enduring public private collaboration, to ensure that
the benefits of the research and development advances are to the
greatest extent, shared between the United States government,
the industrial and academic sectors. So that's it, it's
creating a huge fog, cloud thing, Internet of Things that
will be shared equally between the government, a Google and
Harvard, or Stanford or all of the above. Don't see any other
reason, and it's gonna it's going to cost a lot of money.
It's just a waste of money. Not if you get everyone on board
sharing.
They're not going to really, alright, I don't know where this
was. This was a strange story. It all began with the JP Morgan
hacked by the Israelis. And somehow you got onto this and I
don't know what this is. I still think it's something Bogut IV
about it. Big giant computers pulling our governments building
a big giant computer
in space. But in space, they should just add stuff to it.
Is there going to be in space? Oh,
I'm saying they should add to that. Put it in space. That
would be
Yeah, that would talk
solar powered drones with high performance computing. I don't
know either. John. I do know the House of Representatives is
looking for a new CIO, if you want to apply for that job. Cio.
Sounds like a nightmare. Yeah, yeah. All right. Enough of that.
I do want to play one more crazy clip from ABC where they're
hysterical. Okay. Let's play the clip by drones in the homeland.
Yeah, I got this
is great. And now to some frightening close calls. aired
here in New York. Different flights landing at JFK Airport
coming within mere feet of drones flying where they should
not have been pilots seen drones in the sky virtually every day,
the risk of colliding with one of them growing to here now ABC
smartypants analysts
tonight after to close calls with drones in the most crowded
airspace in the country. Mediation experts sounding the
alarm.
Sooner or later, we're going to lose an airplane due to a
collision.
Yeah, drone spotted just 100 feet below JetBlue flight 1834
from Puerto Prince about to land at New York's JFK Airport.
Just more than two hours later in the same area, again, a drone
coming dangerously close this time to Delta flight 407 from
Orlando on its final approach.
No one was hurt and investigators don't suspect foul
play. But the serious concerns about drones highlighted again
Friday by the Department of Homeland Security telling law
enforcement agencies we cannot rule out that adversaries in the
homeland would be able to use these to support illicit or
violent activities.
Oh, yeah, another nonstory? Well, this
is this is the the new normal, the anything you want to forbid
or regulate or just get rid of altogether. You just say they
could be used by ISIS could be used by ISIS podcast. A podcast
could be used to radicalize in the homeland to radicalize ISIS
supporters in the homeland. I think that's what we're going to
see.
Well, someone's got to stop us. Yeah, eventually.
Okay, back to podcasting.
Yes, now we're now wow. The shaggy dog opening performance.
It's one long shaggy dog
with no with no punch line, which is the best part. Well,
there
have made me my son. We don't know. Okay. So the potty you
went to do you went to Fort Worth, Texas? Yeah. Which is
separate from Dallas? Yes, it is, is quite a distance. And
there's a big amusement park and between the two cities, which is
Six Flags Over Texas Stadium, is that Six Flags? Yeah. And it's
dynamite when they have the Texas Giant, which is this is
roller coaster. I've been at this place a number of times.
And I keep going on this stupid roller coaster called the Texas
Giant which looms on the horizon something like if you're leaving
Paris and you see sharp tra in the distance, because this thing
is so huge. And you go on this thing, every roller coaster has
a permanent part more part of the shaggy dog story. Every
roller coaster has a personality. And this
personality of this coaster is I consider it to be a very mean
poor it's a mean spirited that's it mean spirited roller coaster
and the funny thing is halfway through the roller coaster,
there is a spot way up in the air where the roller coaster
slows down and goes really slow and straight. Just straight
there's no ups or downs or sighs back and forwards is very slowly
and then there's a tower with a guy in there to look to see if
anybody on the coaster is dead.
You know this for a fact. Yes.
So then the post discharge going again with
stopping on the tracks. We got a deadline.
So the curves and all this stuff that it does is all computer
design. So the never more natural so
hold on. I feel something coming. ISIS hack on roller
coaster.
That has to happen. I think that was actually done in the
scorpion Scorpion show. I think there's a hack,
right? That is a good public scare tactic.
Yeah, well, anyway, so this coaster when you when you get
off of it. You say to yourself, at least I say to myself,
myself, I'm never going on this miserable roller coaster again.
It is no fun.
Oh, and you're a coaster guy.
I got on it. I keep going on. I will go back. I will go on it
again. Because I figure well, maybe I was wrong. But I won't
go on it two times in a row like a lot of people will.
I don't go on coasters at all. I'm not a fan. A lot of people
don't like not a fan. Not a fan. But I think it would be good it
would be it would be a good scare tactic to know that over
the wire.
Why am I supposed to be on the internet? Who knows?
Well, wired could do a whole feature story on how they had
the roller coaster just hardwired loves doing
well. Anyway, so that's the the layout of Fort Worth is worth.
It's always assumed that the richest people in Texas actually
live in Fort Worth.
Well, the Fort Worth Convention Center does not portray that
richness. I shall tell you,
but they don't swear it.
It's kinda but it was held at the Omni, the Omni Hotel in Fort
Worth. And I've always resisted going to these events. One
because I have nothing to say, really? I don't think I can add
anything. I don't like doing it. I don't like speaking in public
and especially when people say you're the pod father, you
shouldn't do it. No, no. I think so. And you should sponsor it.
No, no, I don't think so. No,
that's not gonna happen. But that gives out a living here.
Exactly. I don't know if this is the second year they've done
this. But when but anyway, best podcast conference I've ever
seen. Because I've seen a lot of how they've been put together.
And what was nice is the banners and the integration of the
signage right down to the room keys. You know, someone, I
think, Gary Leland, I guess, you know, he really had it all. It
was well done. We have podcasts moving on the keys, and every
show was professional professional. Yes. When you walk
into the lobby, the they have big support pillars, presumably
to hold up the building. They were wrapped with signage, and
professionally wrapped besides just Dynamite, dynamite Well
done. Now, what I noticed is that most of the attendees, the
ones that I spoke to, and also based on what I was seeing in
the way of vendors, this was people who are all the the
attendees of podcasters, who are already kind of on the road, and
looking to either upgrade their technical skills, their verbal,
their presentation skills, or maybe even the video skills. So
it seemed to be a lot more audio oriented. There were made in USA
microphones, which one I asked further. Yeah, well, kind of
designed in the USA. Okay, China Gotcha. Which you would have
enjoyed, you would have enjoyed some of these stories about the
caps and the transformers and, and that kind of stuff. But also
the, the sessions themselves. You know, all there's always the
10 sessions about how to monetize how to make money. But
what, what blew me away, and how I know it was just
some guys doing a public podcast about Daddy just leaves out half
the ideas.
The awards, and, of course, I went to the awards in Vegas,
which was I mean, when you have the education category up on the
screen, and the word education is misspelled, you know, you
have a problem with the awards
that was in Vegas, Vegas Vegas. Education misspelled for the
education
category. And but this was professionally done, and I would
say the number one reason that was so professional was the host
Colt Cabana you know, this guy is a wrestler. Yeah, yeah. Kobe.
Yeah. Colt Cabana. I think the his story is that he was a
wrestler in the WWE fired him because they said you're not
cosmetically this is what he said, at least, you're not
cosmetically pleasing enough to be on TV. And so we started
podcasting and he now does these kinds of underground illegal or
alternative underground wrestling matches, which are
what he said pretty pretty popular in the obviously in
Japan and and he's doing very well with that. But this guy was
funny, he was really he was loose. He was just a great host.
And it's in you you have to be it's a certain kind of person to
carry an award show. And he did a very good job and so there
were categories awards, a lot of NPR shows winning awards, in
boards, the NPR spin offs and also the the guy from 99%
Invisible I forget all these names. Former NPR guy funny,
just really talented people. There are a lot of talented
people on stage, which was somewhat nerve wracking for me
because my accent my award my inductance induction into the
Hall of Fame was pretty much at the end of the show and and you
know, the one thing they forget to do is you always need some
little sing and dance number every award show needs a break
can't just be award an award and award an award you need like
something something like have a band play anything. That's just
a little tip Yes, I agree with that. Yeah. And so I accepted
and I thank you Did you see the you see the speech?
I watched the whole thing. I appreciate your commentary I did
make a note on Twitter as you do because you said I was the
funniest guy you know and I said what he only knows Dutch. Now
you're the funniest guy I know and so the way I compared to the
Dutch I don't know a lot of people I've just thought it was
a gay for the get the Dutch riled I gotcha. Gotcha. That's
funny. I got did
not sorry.
You did say a give a shout out to Leo and I get the biggest
kick out of the first comment on the on the YouTube page. Well,
what I did was I Thanks to a number of my fellow inductees
who were the only ones the ones who I knew. I think Todd
Cochran, these guys just relentless in running the raw
voice and Bloomberg network, Scott Sigler, who is now a New
York Times best selling author. And he's built an entire
category around podcasting, and an author's and Leo Laporte, for
proving to us that television can be online. And that I said,
podcasts, I didn't want to bring in the net cast thing. And so
what was the first comment on the YouTube video
guy on the YouTube page that had showed your, your video? The guy
said, That was nice of Adam to call out Leo Laporte, after all
the mean things Leo has done and said about Adam over the years,
so people do notice.
He hasn't done a lot of mean things.
Well, I don't know. Maybe yes,
I don't watch it all that much. So I don't know. And then at the
end, which you could not hear because of just the the poor
quality, which is just the distance from the sound source
and surge genes recording device. I did what you told me
to do with the end, I held the award up over my head and went
go podcasting.
I was wondering what you said, because I saw you do the thing
at the end and I couldn't hear it. And I thought you said hello
Cleveland.
Go podcasting.
I did it. I did it. Well, good. Yeah, it's a nice award to looks
like it. I had to pack it in the suitcase and put it this has a
very sharp point. But I'm sure that if yourself, you if you
just jabbed your finger on the end, it would they would break
the skin. And I figured that the TSA would not let me take that
through hand in hand luggage. So I'd put it in a suitcase. So it
was nice. And then you know, met a couple of people who still
been around and, you know, Horowitz was, here's, here's
another thing, which was there. No, Horowitz was nominated. I
had no idea that there were not I don't I don't even know how
this works. All I know is, you know, I had to sleep with all
these people who said they were from the Academy of podcasters
to get into the Hall of Fame. But otherwise, I don't know how
they did this or how the voting was was was done. But to me, it
was telling that in most of these categories, there were
podcasts that I knew of. So like a Horowitz rock'n'roll geek
show, you know, there were there were multiple and I would be
yea. The only person clapping. No one knows these older
podcasts. No one's heard of them. At least not the crowd in
the room.
No, it's all trending toward the repurposing of crappy NPR
material.
Yeah. Well, some of its repurposing, but some of the
newer stuff you
may have is still done in the same exact style. It's like if
you're in that industry, if you're in that public
broadcasting industry, and you're doing a podcast instead
of actually getting something on the air, I think you consider
yourself so you're a loser.
That's the way the industry would like to set it up. Yeah.
Yeah, yeah. Well, if you're in the industry, that's the way
you're going to think about things.
Well, my main quote, which people people picked up on, I'm
happy about that is podcasting has overtaken broadcasting,
which is truth of all the broadcasters are moving towards
podcasting. So who's on the winning edge of this?
The only? I think you're right there.
Yeah. Two people picked up on that. Anyway, it was fun. Nice
seeing everybody I saw Lauria Kelly Lewis she's moving to
Portland apparently. Oh, really? Yeah. Wow. I don't know why
that's worth a WoW
is where the wild at me because I know her well enough to know
that her in Portland is just like, I know Portland and you
know, you're talking to watch the thing watch the show
Portlandia I don't know if she's gonna be able to sort of fit in
bit in that all the bubbly you know, she has a lot of kind of
energy that's not Portland energy.
And there was was one other thing that cold Kibana said
which I found also found telling. This show was sponsored
by I don't know Stitcher and the whole bundle pod, pod bucket
being bought by buckets or being sprout. And we still have not
learned you know, all these names missing vowels. It's just
a pod tastic. But clearly absent was MailChimp. Why were they not
sponsoring? Don't they sponsor all of these NPR podcasts? No,
they do. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Serial and 99%. They're
invisible. Yeah, all sponsored by MailChimp. So but they
weren't sponsoring the award or the show. Just a point of
interest.
And I'm sure if you did a deconstruction of the whole
thing, you'd find all kinds of complaints.
Yeah. But it wasn't easy. It was a profession. No show I like it
very much the next year that
your award you got to has been award by the way.
Lifetime Achievement No, it was not a lifetime achievement. It
was just the Hall of Fame Hall of Fame. It's a little
premature. Seems to me
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It never ends. It just never ends.
First of all, I like both of them. But the first one which
had to think it was at Obama's commentary at the end. Yeah, as
though you were making fun of him. I thought that that one is
a genuine gem. I can't wait
to find out what we'll have for the next show. What an
imagination. What an imagination.
Oh, this is some guy saying no, no, no, no, no, no.
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This was the misgendered episode, which had a beautiful
piece of art. And this one we got from the evergreens because
we pretty much had no submissions. We had like three
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was very odd. It was marked the end of July. It made sense to me
in some way. The July was bad. There we're starting to catch we
gotta catch up.
Now it was it was a beautiful piece. You can see everything at
the Art Generator. And some people haven't understood this.
We're new listeners. The way it works is during the show, we
stream this live and you get the show your hearing is unedited.
It's exactly the same. Except we started the show over this
morning because of the connection. Well the
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Yeah, we there's rarely absolutely rarely if something
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We usually take them usually that in.
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This thing is worth looking at. It's just every piece is
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Yeah, we should mention that it was coded by Paul couture, who
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mistaken, I could be wrong. If I'm not mistaken. She is the
first instance dame. Oh,
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Do we have a note from her? Yes, we do. Okay, good.
Okay, if I can, in Studien. She's an instant game. She says,
as much as I hate the reference, so she apparently she's I don't
have to read all this, by the way. So I'm gonna read parts of
it. As much as I hate the reference, I hate to admit that
I've been a douchebag for a long time. I'm sending you this check
to become an Instagram for my birthday. On August 2, I will be
64 Oh, I've pondered been pondering for a long time what
my name would be I'm known for my tenacity and persistence in
solving problems. I could use some serious job karma rumor at
work is if there's going to be a 10% layoff beginning in August,
that's today, being a mechanical designer for 20 years and living
in the Houston area where almost everything is oil related
doesn't help matters. Or I can use some lotto karma so I can
retire and stay at home with my husband to make sure he does his
exercise. My husband of 41 years can't work since 2008. And it
goes on and on about that. So the VA and she's having trouble
the VA that go figure. Anyway, thanks for the sanity you guys
deliver twice a week. She says something you might want to look
into on the way home from work one day, I was listening to NPR
and a gentleman was talking about people born between the
40s and 60s who were in the workforce and various positions
like military mechanics and artists, they were coming down
with Parkinson's from chemical exposure and how to was
different than normal Parkinson's where there is seems
to be a lot of evidence that there's different kinds of
causal factors when it comes to Parkinson's and, and Briggs. One
example I know of is that around paper plants, which have a very
distinctive stench paper mill, there's a pockets of Parkinson's
that is abnormally high really,
what do you think that's attributable to is there
something in the mill process that says
would be my guess there's a couple of noxious chemicals that
come out. That's the ones that have miners, my having inspected
these places, stinks. And it has a certain kind of stink, that
just does not bode well for I mean, I wouldn't be live
anywhere near one of these things. And that's one of the
problems with Port Townsend, Washington is although the wind
blows the stench of the of this toxic smell to Seattle. The
winds shifts everyone so on the next thing you know, you're
smelling this crap in Port Townsend, I think a long
exposure of this. There's also some evidence that long
exposures certain non sugar sweeteners.
Yeah, like aspartate.
Yes. And then there's also in the period of time when Michael
Fox was a very popular actor and party animal. There was some
heroin and other drugs, maybe cocaine or some other things
that you might run into at a party that had some contaminants
that apparently,
what was the address of this party?
is somewhere in Manhattan? Okay. You might have a relationship to
early onset Parkinson's, because a bunch of this was studied, and
I always
wait a minute, so you're saying cocaine and heroin can also lead
to Parkinson's contaminated? Oh, well, most of that stuff is cut
and contaminated, isn't it?
I don't know. Man.
That puts like, laxative and stuff in Yeah, I'm
sure there's something you shouldn't be breathing. You
shouldn't be breathing heroin and cocaine. That's the bottom
line. It's
it's a real problem. Yeah, it's a shitty and effective funny
thing is I
Oh, is it really funny? I'm gonna just laugh hilariously.
Ah, I say to. Thank you. Well, anyway, let's thank our that was
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let me give her that. Let me give you the jobs, Carmen. What
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answer show 747. So he'll be named as 747 club member and
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I think so. Okay, it shows 747 being supported by Boeing, or
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to be a woman? He said that he has Pocahontas Jedi tie in.
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it seems like the movies already done. Yeah. They went for
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I was going for the suave, sophisticated look with the
glasses and everything. Yeah,
I think it worked. Elegant to giving credit to whom credit is
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all these producers and executive producers remind
people to do another show coming up due next Thursday. It seems
and now we've got the dog is off to a decent start. Let's keep it
up. Yeah, thank you very much.org/na and
as I mentioned in my view, my acceptance speech for the has
been award.
You don't have to keep harping on this. But everybody knows
that when you get a lifetime achievement award it's like it's
a subtle hint to quit
Is that what you want? Is that why you brought it up? No, I'm
thinking this that's why I was I was disappointed. I would
have welcomed was not a Lifetime Achievement Award. It was a Hall
of Fame doesn't mean you dead just Hall of Fame.
That's different most Hall of Fame immediately. Okay, let's
stop. Hall of Fame. He generally refers to people who have
retired. In fact, in baseball, you can't get the Hall of Fame
Award until you retired for five years or something like you have
to be out of the game. Okay, so this is this is like this. So I
think they've done this. I think these people have done this on
purpose.
Are you telling me that they only got they only did this just
to get me to the show? They wanted it? That can't be
possible.
I'm not gonna go into that. Don't believe what both you and
Leo to quit.
Alright everybody, there you go. devorah.org/in a easy way to get
me to quit just stop supporting us. Don't support us. Please
don't do that at all. Or you can always go out there and do the
Benbrook work across getting the Formula Bar formula is this.
We go out. We had people in the mouth
shot out all right. And contrary to what we said previously, this
show has been edited. We took out about 10 minutes of John.
Yeah blew up blew up. So I was blown up stuff blew up my
connection for some reason on
the way back at Dallas love field, which is not really
handy. There's virgin air flies to love the field and not so I
didn't know that. Yeah. Which is a great airport solely owned by
Southwest.
It's Southwest and Virgin those the only two there as far as I
could tell. And it's on the way basically beautiful airport is
yeah, it's just It's modern. It's great. And like we've been
following Venezuela kind of on the on the sideline, because
it's been hard to really get a grasp on what is happening. But
I met Pablo and Pablo is has a shoeshine station. They're in
love field. And you know me, I'll talk to anybody and so
Pablo is shining my shoes. And I say hey, where are you from? He
says Venezuela so but a lot of shit going down there cuz that's
all you have to do. It's like whether you're an Uber or
whether you're having your shoe shine just a lot of shit going.
He's Pablo has a degree in HR. That's why He's shining shoes
and Since the great state of Texas, they confiscated his
farm. He had 100 head of cattle. These had he said he had, like
200 acres. And they just came in with the AK 40 sevens,
confiscated his farm. And then he had to he had to leave. He
escaped. He came to the United States, and was this a year ago.
He's been in the states a year. This is Sansa. Chavez. Since
Chavez died. Yes. Okay. Yeah. And he says there will be a
civil war guaranteed.
And what was the rationale for stealing his stuff?
They just, they just wanted his stuff. Wow, that's what's
happening everywhere. Big just come. He's at first his
neighbors. And he purchased the cattle from his neighbor's farm.
Because the guy had to leave because they were maybe it's
some form of you know, quote unquote, eminent domain. Then,
so he purchased the cattle from his neighbor. And he's 63. I
might add, the guy was kind of semi retired, just had cattle,
he's enjoying life. And then they come in with AK 47 kicked
him out. And they and Well, I think they did pay him something
like 200 bucks an acre, poor guy. But he was he said, This is
going to be civil war. So the I'm very sad about my country. I
don't think I'll ever be able to go back. Wow, that's a good one.
Yeah, yeah. But I don't know if it's a good one. But
well, no, I mean, it's a good catch. But it's because we have
net nothing but trouble. We get a lot of nose from some people
that are expats from the area. They're not covering it, right?
You got it wrong. This guy's bad. He's a horrible person. And
this guy's you know, and
do you have any idea of?
I have no, I think you've gotten the closest so far. You're the
one that's walked it that far. I haven't. I mean, I ran into,
like we talked about I don't know if he talked about on the
show or not. But I did meet John Perkins, the economic hitman
guy. And I asked him specifically about Venezuela,
and he couldn't tell me anything, which I was very
disappointed in.
I've been I've been looking at the latest news from Greece and
the bailouts. As now it appears the IMF will not the
International Monetary Fund will not be putting any money in
which, as far as I understand, makes the makes the possibility
even of a bailout or a fourth injection, fourth, fifth
injection of cash. pretty much impossible. And I've been
looking at this German bank, the German state bank, the credit,
credit and stout for Veeder Aufbau, which is the KfW bank.
They're the ones who have the $50 billion dollars worth of
Greek state assets, such as ports, airports, highways. And I
think also offshore oil rigs, gas rights, and pretty much
everything. And what, what strikes me is that this is that
Wolfgang Schauble who, when we had the reunification of East
and West Germany, he was the one who negotiated the terms. And
shall bill, of course, is all over this deal. And the I think
we've discussed this on the show, because it was a great
documentary, I have to find that again, how that work. It was the
they set up the was it the Troy hand, I think was the name of
it, it was the same idea. It was a bank or a holding space, where
they put all of the East German assets in to prepare them for
privatization. And then, you know, like, the whole bunch of
things happen, there was the was it the CEO, I think of Deutsche
Bank, who were the people who are getting assassinated and all
kinds of weird stuff was happening, but they are doing an
exact repeat of show bulls idea for the reunification of East
and West Germany. They're running it through this KfW
bank. And it's it's a no win situation for Greece, they'll
never win. And I don't even know if they have to give them the 50
billion I guess the assets are already with the Germans. This
is a this is a very, very bad thing that's happening. And then
no one's covering this about the KfW bank. I'm surprised about
that. We have to start covering it then.
So I did look into the KfW. You'll recall that they sent
$350 million to Lehman Brothers, just like a day before the
collapse. I understand what that now was. That was a margin call.
These guys were really exposed to Lehman Brothers. And the 2008
said they're failing to get out that did exactly that a margin
call pay to get out. So that was also Germany getting you know,
getting the shaft on that. So they're probably hearing me
getting there.
Well, their druthers, I've noticed that the Greek coverage
has fallen off the radar where they go on and on about Cecil
the lion and the bull crap story about his brother's brother,
which has no evidence this is actually true. Actually, I
have a clip. Oh, good.
Thank goodness
I see so BS add on story
first Cecil. Now perhaps Jericho reports that the brother of a
beloved lion hunted and killed in Zimbabwe
had been shot dead the beloved Lion of Beloved's
way Conservation Task Force as a hunter operating illegally
gunned down Jericho the lion today, but a researcher who
tracks the animal by GPS claims he is alive and he is moving.
Alive and moving so this is why
is there a story of the guy who knows this lion has got the
track around him and sees the thing move moving around. Does
anyone say this storage is bogus?
Well, my thing kind of as predicted the minute we talked
about it on Thursday, reports coming out about Trump's kids.
The big game hunting douchebag sons. Yep, showing all their
their trophies they have dead dead blackbirds of whatever it
is what kind of what kind of what do they have here so
cheetah like you know, leopard one with a dead leopard and I
love the one the kid that Trumpkin
like that band by the way dead leopard.
Okay, you got one for that. Donald Jr posing with the tail
of the elephant. I love that picture. With a guy like seeing
you and both strands of Cooper dripping out the bottom. It's a
fantastic photo. And so Trump is now also defending his part of
that I think is what it is but it seems still more like it's
it's meant to cover up the the Planned Parenthood videos and
their dual purpose it is well it's great. It's just great so
they'll even lie to bring in Jericho his brother which
there's no evidence no true report and even the have a
couple of news reports no clips unfortunately, but Zimbabwe
itself, the Zimbabweans, according to local reports are
saying what lion acting Information Minister prieska
move for Maria no more from Mira said what lion after being asked
about the death of Cecil they don't care. They're all happy.
They're happy that money comes in. They're happy the big game
is preserving a
consistent story could have been definitely created out of whole
cloth.
I wish I knew the genesis of it I really well. This seems to be
there is an outfit that is propagating this. And it's what
is the name of this is stuff like the Zimbabwe the Zimbabwe.
Or I tried to find out more about it. But I
just this was gonna be tough to get to the bottom. Yeah, but
if some an NGO based in Zimbabwe, with some guy Jeremy
something or other. I'm sorry, I can't find it off. Okay. And but
I wanted to find the Genesis. I'd love to know who came up
with this first and then maybe derived? Was it just out of the
blue? Or was it meant to obfuscate Trump's successes and
make him look like a douche bag or to cover or paper over the
Planned Parenthood video. So this
was tight timing. So I would be more inclined to believe that
the Trump douche bag thing was the real target it just
coincidentally, yeah. Stepped on top of the others.
Well, the Planned Parenthood The reason these videos are coming
out is is apparent to me now, because Health and Human
Services is in front of the Senate right now. Yes, in front
of Senate, justifying their new budget. So the timing of those
videos coming out in order for a bunch of senators like Rand Paul
and what who else? Well, Dr. Ben, who was not a senator, he's
a presidential hopeful than Cruz, all coming out and say
we're going to defund Planned Parenthood. That timing is
impeccable. So now we know why, why these videos were timed to
be released right now, without a doubt.
I would agree with that. And I
have a clip here from Josh Earnest spokes hole for the
White House who of course, is defending Planned Parenthood in
a very, very sad and pathetic way.
Curious, has anyone at the White House watched these videos from
Planned Parenthood? about Planned Parenthood?
I suspect somebody has.
Somebody has Where are you getting your information? You
know, they're all looking at it. You know, like, hey, it is a
hand I can see a hand the latest video, John, which is it's
getting thin because they're re editing the putting in pieces
from previous videos. And you can't hear it. They have to it's
very it's not audible enough to play it as a clip. One of the
people staring around in this pie dish on the lightbox looking
Oh yeah, and you hear first you hear a crunch? I swear to God, a
cry. That's what if that
was sweetened.
Do you hear? No, no. If only they should have done that. But
you hear the crunch? Oh yes, I've got the brain so this is
crunch the skull. If this is the pie dish, it looks like Just a
pile of gooey vomit. And then they're poking around. And then
one of them actually says, Oh, look at some boy. Like come on
in the show notes if you have the stomach
for it, and the fact that it I'm not gonna watch it.
Oh, but I watched it so you don't have to. That's what the
no agenda show does. We? Unlike the White House, apparently we
do watch these. Yes. And they're like, oh, maybe somebody has
Yeah, I guess so suspect somebody has a suspect somebody?
I haven't. Where are you? I wouldn't watch that vile crap,
getting your
information, the fact that it's fraudulent, or the fact that
they're distorted and edited unfairly,
based on the public comments of Planned Parenthood, who has
indicated that the views that are represented in the video are
entirely inconsistent with the with that organization's
policies and with the high ethical standard that they live
up to.
Since when, since when does our governing body when when a an
organization that the Governing Body funds is being accused of
misappropriation and egregious practices? Since when did we
just say well, they said it didn't do it good enough for me,
would you? Would it be unfair to say that you're simply taking
your talking points from Planned Parenthood on Vegas? Well, I
guess I guess I would suggest that you consult with Planned
Parenthood for the details of their policies. And I'm merely
repeating what I've seen what they've said. And it's been
reported publicly about
Yeah, but that's that's how the news works. You just not
talking, just really repeating what
they've said. But I'm certainly not the only person who arrived
at this conclusion. There are a number of others who have taken
a look at those videos and raised significant doubts about
their authenticity, based on the way that they find a raw feed.
Yeah, he
says based upon their authenticity of their the
validity of editing videoing the editing of the video. It's
disgusting what this guy's about
their authenticity, based on the way that they were edited. Yes,
highly edited. This is the borscht meme. Our local status
stations are all the same. Nobody watched you can you know
if you're a reporter working for a news media, you can watch this
fine the whole video
and it's not. Yeah, you can watch the whole video. It's
boring
the whole video. You don't have to watch the edited video, you
watch the real video. And you're gonna find this not just not
highly edited. This deceptively honestly edited dishonesty.
Those are all the different words. Yeah, it's just a meme.
And they certainly are consistent with the frequently
stated policy of Planned Parenthood.
No, they're not I watched the wrong video. No, they're not.
And I
think that's why many, many people who've taken a look at
this situation have arrived at the same conclusion and describe
the videos the same way that I have.
And finally, as any representative Planned
Parenthood contacted members of the White House about these
videos, or had they raised the concern about these videos with
the White House,
I wouldn't be surprised that that's taken place. But I'm not
aware of any specific conversations. No, I'm
not aware of any specific conversations. Yeah, he's
useless. Well, I find it I just can't believe that these guys
just repeat whatever is said and they should at least say hey,
you know, we're going to look into it. Well, actually, the
Senate is looking into it. And the Senate had a this is the
budget conversation with our new Health and Human Services
Secretary Burwell
Oh, hangdog.
hangdog, it was looking a little ragged.
She always does. Yeah, but her hair looks like you don't want
to pick on her because she looks like a beaten woman. She I think
it's been purpose.
Her hair is all dirty and stringy and nasty, though. You
did you see that? She's gonna break into tears any minute.
Did you see any of this testimony? I did not. So we'll
start with the senator roe. Is this the roe from v Wade?
I might be I see. I don't
even know this. I should have
looked it up. recently. We've seen two videos that showed
Planned Parenthood physicians basically having wine and eating
a salad bargaining over the harvesting in Salem. Salem
dismembered baby parts. I found this incredibly offensive to me
as a physician as an obstetrician. Have you seen
those videos?
I have not seen the videos I've read the articles about well,
how
can these people not have seen these videos? It's ridiculous.
Got to be alive.
Just hit a lion blog. Yes, lies this week.
And the Wall Street Journal reported that you couldn't
comment because you hadn't seen it. But you need to see those
Secretary Burwell and
now this guy is an obstetrician so he just said this is a house
right? Yeah, house. I'm sorry. This is this is representative
row is yes, you're right. It is not Senator row,
it's quickly as you can and it's only eight or 10 minutes, but
you need to look at those videos and see what the rest of us have
looked at. And given Planned Parenthood which I think is a
rific call undoped Americans may be troubled understood to
realize that Planned Parenthood gets over $500 million a year
through much of it through your shop to Medicaid and title 10
funding. Having said that with a significant financial
relationship, could you tell us what you've done to investigate
these activities?
So, first, I would just because it's so related to the budget
issues were discussing today, the rack issue and the backlogs
we have put together a strategy that includes, it's just because
it is such an important issue in the appeals. So I just want to
make sure there was a budget issue in terms of extending the
number of people that we can
view here this, this is all about the budget, this was
perfectly time I have to
review the appeals, because there are legal judges that we
have to bring in second, there are statutory changes. And on
the Senate side, a bill is moving to make changes that will
help us in third administrative actions, including settlement.
So just want to there's something
going on that we haven't been told there's something on the
Senate side with changes that are being implemented something
is something is
up as that because it's important, when it grow to the
broader issue that you've raised. With regard to the
issue. I want to start by this as an important issue, that
people have passion deeply on both sides of the issue, and
whether that's the issues of the issues of research that are
important for eyes, degenerative diseases, Down syndrome, autism,
or the issue of belief, and I want to start there.
Whoa, that went pretty quick. That was interesting. He
says, whether it's for your eyes to fix your eyes, or Down
syndrome or
religion, it says there is a lot of debate going on about forcing
certain religious groups to have to do things against it.
Like that, like vaccinations and California vaccinations
is one of those and by the way, roe Roe versus Wade is Jane,
different roe
I know about this guy looked it up. But it's interesting,
because we could still have a row V HHS, just just to throw it
in there just to bring back I mean, but for the Secretary of
Health and Human Services to say this is about saving people from
horrible degenerative diseases or religion. It's Fuck you,
lady.
My time is about up. I want Have you had any contact with Planned
Parenthood yet? With regard to the issues? Yes. Sorry. With
regard to this issue, this sale of the of the
Planned Parenthood's funding and the 500 million that you
mentioned, I think is a number that is a state number. And with
regard to Medicaid, she thinks but I think not states, those
are issues with regard to the amount
of their funding comes through with the federal taxpayers. And
let me just say before my time runs out, because we are in
limited time, I found it absolutely amazing to me that
Planned Parenthood could complain about a woman having an
ultrasound before she terminates her pregnancy, and then uses an
ultrasound so they can harvest body parts to be sold for fetal
tissue. So then that absolutely stomped
out. Now this guy is on board, because that is a talking point
from the makers of the video. So I'm thinking that some of this
was coordinated, this guy's an obstetrician. He has the same
talking point about Planned Parenthood, why getting sued?
Right, okay. And then we have Congressman John Klein,
Republican from Minnesota, then what are we going to do, we're
going to investigate? Well, this has just kicked the can over to
the left of
the Department of Health and Human Services has no intention
of looking into this matter.
What the Department of Health and Human Services will do, and
we didn't discuss it today is with regard to the issue of our
grantees. And in the department of NIH, the part of HHS that
does our research, there is funding with regard to grantees.
And some of those grants actually use fetal tissue. With
regard to that what we are doing is making sure that what we do
have in place, which is clarity around the issue of the fact
that for any of those grantees that are going to do that
research, that as they come through the process, and before
we do the grant making, there are term terms and conditions
that clearly list what the law is with regard to fetal tissue,
they need to assert and certify that they understand the loss,
and that they will abide by that promise then on an annual basis
with regard to when they re up the grants, we ask them to
certify, again, that they will obey the laws and the terms and
conditions from which this is a specific place. So with regard
to the piece that interacts with the department, these are steps
that we are taking to make sure that we have appropriate
procedures in place to make sure that people know the law and
certify that they are abiding by it.
And so the activities which have been so important to so many of
us that have been revealed in these videos that are the
actions of Planned Parenthood, you believe that is solely a
matter for the Department of Justice, is that correct? With
regard
to the determination of if a law has been broken? In those cases,
that is the Department of Justice. If there are any
concerns at all with our grantees. We would want to refer
that to our IG and or the Department of Justice, depending
on the circumstances. Okay,
so there should be an investigation as far as I'm
concerned. And having seen all these videos, and I find them
hilarious. I can't help myself, but just laughing. Because it's,
it's the cavalier attitude. That is that is so disturbing. And I
know in the medical profession, you know, people taught me, I
know, in emergency rooms, they they give patients names of
vegetables. You know, so it's like, Hey, can you go check on a
carrot and five? But they don't often. I didn't
know that. Yes, it's true. Yeah, yeah. You would get this from
someone who works in that. Yes. Arena.
That's correct. That's correct. So
no agenda,
only no agenda. Would you know that patients in the emergency
room are named after vegetables? For obvious reasons. Some of
them actually are vegetables when they come into the
emergency room. It's clear. It's sad, but it's what it is. But
when you hear them talking about oh, you know, we hate to have we
hated when they're when the patient gives birth. Right
before they do the abortive procedure. And they say, Oh, we
don't want to we hate that. I don't know why don't Google's
it's ghoulish. It is it's just ghoulish. So the cavalier
attitude part of it is just the medical profession, which is
understandable. But the ease that they're talking about
changing procedures and and what tissue is good and be careless,
crunchy, less crunchy, you know, Hey, I gotta bring. Look, I got
a great Oh, that's great. It's a boy. We got another boy, I swear
to god. Yeah, it's not really great.
Onward. Couple of things that I've got picked up by. But since
we're talking about the government stuff, I ran into
this clip with Tom Wheeler. And he was giving testimony. He's
the head of the FCC giving testimony. To some I don't have
this other guy's name, but somebody set him up with a
question. That was a fake question we Wheeler knew. And he
kind of glorified the question. He made a fuss, as though Oh,
it's about time somebody asked me this. So they asked him this
question this guy wanted to ask and the guy actually embellished
his the answer at some point in there. And I want to talk about
this, because Wheeler was just joyous that he had found a way
to cut, you know, extra work out of the processes going on the
FCC, but what he really revealed was something I think, quite
sinister that nobody, nobody has ever picked up on
what you're doing to provide greater information to
consumers, including improving transportation, sorry,
transparency and accountability. Standardizing forms digitizing
the process, including the submittal of documents. Boy, am
I glad
you asked that question. As we know, these questions are
usually handed out beforehand. And it's all as a scripted show
you both support
that the pretty Yes. Can I say? Yes, yes.
And my first trip to our consumer operation in
Gettysburg, I saw in the corner, a humongous machine that, that
the staff proudly announced to me could take 17 different forms
and put them into one envelope. And I said, Well, why are we
sending out 17 different forms. And they said, well, because
that's the way we do it. So you you contact the FCC on on a robo
call issue. And we will send you the form for robo call as well
as the form for loudness on commercials as well as the form
for every other kind of complaint we had. I said, Wait a
minute,
we can do it. And those forms are required to be sent back and
forth. And the
concern and I would talk to consumers, you know, who would
say what am I supposed to do with this? Which form are
supposed to so we now have totally updated it, put it on
the web. We just won a prize for being one of the best government
sites, consumer interface sites on the web.
Ah, all right. Key key point. You complain about something
they send you 17 forms about other things you can complain
about. And according to that guy asking the question, he throws
that in and they're required to be sent back. So what I'm
looking at here is stuffing the ballot box ah on all issues on
all issues that you chose. Good one, slow clap. You have chosen
that you want to do something about loudness of TV
commercials. So somebody bitches about something they're bitching
about and you throw that form in anyway and then require them to
send it back. So you'll probably complain and now he has it when
you talking in front of Congress I think wheelers an idiot by the
way for bringing this up. So now when you talk We've all we've
got a quarter of a million comments about no commercials
that are too loud right now I would like to know what the
other 16 forms were because I'll bet you every one of them is in
the news at one point or another, but therefore, they did
these are bogus. So we're getting bogus complaints that
the FCC can use as leverage when an issue comes up. Oh, we've
gotten to 100,000 people have ever written in about this. I
was appalled.
FCC i t team wins federal leadership award for cloud
computing. From the Association for federal information,
resource management's Leadership Award and cloud computing.
What does that mean, but we don't see
the acronym is affirm, Association for Federal
Information Resource Management affirm. And it is the
Information Technology team developed the consumer Help
Center, eliminating the previous paper based system in favor an
online system. So I'm pretty sure that you will have to go
through the same amount of questions online,
which there'll be something fishy about working one to two,
one of the two of us or some of our producers are going to have
to go through the process and find out what crap they're
pulling on at this level.
But I'd like to know what the Association for federal who runs
that who's handing out awards? Are they just handing out awards
themselves
as usual? Doesn't everybody take a look? A firm
a FF IRM affirm.org. Let's see about us. Where's the about
about firm? Let's see who's running this. A nonprofit course
volunteer educational organization whose overall
purpose is to improve the management of information and
related systems and resources within the federal government
who they must have leadership here we go leadership who's in
the leadership doesn't really even say oh, here are their
partners. Thomson Reuters, new tech, Mason Herrmann group prime
scape L three Oracle. This is the this is the industry giving
itself an award for how great they are abusing government mind
to build to one and $50 million websites that don't work. Great
job, everybody. We won an award fuckers
I was talking to my producer friend that does work for NBC.
And apparently the Caitlyn Jenner show is not perfect did
not perform as well as new. Oh, really? I thought this is
interesting ratings. I
don't think they promoted it. Well, now is it only on E? Yeah.
Denise show. Let's see. Well, I have the variety here from two
days ago, DVR playback
us you know, this is the this is a little I want to this is the
God's turn everybody on to the new scam. Yeah. Which is a
ratings called L three. B plus three isn't plus three. Well,
it's in the business. It's called L three. But in the
nomenclature that you will read it says L plus three. And l plus
three means is and there's L plus seven. There's l seven, two
minutes. I've only seen nobody's had to resort to that. So l
three ratings. They said after the L threes came in on the
Caitlyn Jenner show. They were a little more they were a little
relieved. But they still weren't happy.
Yeah, I have this Oh, it's actually the live plus three L
three estimates. I am Kate the average of 1.78 rating and 1849.
That's three point. roughly 3.9 million viewers overall, the
1849 That's bad. That's low. That's low but for cable is
good. That's up 54% from its live plus same day numbers. The
ranked number 11 among all broadcast and cable primetime
series for the week in the eighth in the coveted 1849 demo.
Ha. So people just don't care that much.
I don't see why they would. Well, there
was enough. I think they overhyped it I think they
I think you might be right and burned everybody out. Too hard.
Too
fast. Yeah, I think so. Where's the real funny stuff is on Fox
and Friends. Now on Fox and Friends. Is that to Natalie
Morris's husband. What's his name? Yeah, what's his name?
Yeah, that guy. Jake, Jeffrey now is not Jake. Pete. Oh, man,
I know to embarrass him.
His name is Clayton Clayton Clayton Clayton. Click on claim
mine. I wonder what the conversation is at the Morris
home view. We know Natalie. Yeah, in fact, I would. I would
say that you in particular and I helped coach her during her
first video appearances. We helped her with her hair with
her look with everything. And you you in particular? Yeah, I
did. You identified her as a perfect and she was working at
TechCrunch for a big multi CultI host exactly the kind of girl
we'd
like to see. Yeah, you don't know she's Italian. She could be
Mexican Puerto Rico Jonah's perfect. She don't know
anything.
If only her eyes were a little more slanty she'd be Brulee in
the pocket
she's just cute. She's so pretty that she had a lot go but she
was kind of she's always was a little mean. Means the
word she looks like a mean girl little bit. She might be missing
she is it just has a little bit of that mean girl look to her.
It matters not. So Clayton's on the show with who's the aihole
with the bowtie Tucker, Tucker Carlson, Tucker Carlson.
Still wearing this stupid tie. Becoming kind supposedly in
vogue again.
I think he has the bow tie. Yeah, you know, ever since Bill
Nye is back on the scene, and the bow tie is back. So they
have this video. And they're just laughing about what happens
in the video, which to me was ghoulish.
We have some other stories making headlines this Saturday
so we'll tell you about that. A dose of instant karma for some
would be terrorists. Watch this sucker loves
Okay, guys, this is funny. This video is airing on Syrian
television. A terrorist suicide belt reportedly exploding by
accident. The men reported to be from a Syrian based terror group
called Tech theory. They are said to have claimed
responsibility for several attacks across Syria Lebanon and
Iraq. So you see this video of a bunch of dudes sitting on a
couch and their you know their I don't know what they're doing
this thing and then also there's a big explosion. These guys are
blown to bits. And you see Tucker Carlson is laughing
Clayton's laughing It's so funny. I failed to see the humor
I don't know we there's a there's some elements of all
this the scene this that I don't get but
you mean Fox scene or the just the whole scene? Yeah
news. Yeah showbiz news and comment. You know, it's it's
always so shallow. I mean, you brought it up when you had the
Molly on earlier in the show. Buying a lock stock and barrel
buying some who
she works for NPR. Does she not she she works for professional
broadcast organization now.
S Yeah. And I was watching the one of the shows on one of the
networks of podcasting network, and they're all there. So all in
on this hack car, which we debunked on our last show. Yeah.
It's just like, it's embarrassing to say that
everybody just wants to be I mean, it's this robot like thing
that is just a miracle. I think that there's no agenda show even
exist.
I do want to say that sir. Jean was a little bit irks and he was
kind of beating me up over it and in Fort Worth, I guess he
had tweeted you about this hack being completely possible. And
maybe you didn't know that it was him but you said oh some
bonehead on Twitter tweeted
No, no, I know G's tweets someone else well, and it was
and it was a very mean spirited unjoin like tweet
because gene has he has the car that was hacked and he says
absolutely possible. Of course it is if you've done with with
knowledge from the manufacturer up inside job now you're
a gene you're telling me that some guy sitting in his couch
out of the blue is digging to get here somehow your your
identification IP or whatever it's going to be without doing
anything to your car at all and hack and drive it around. Are
you kidding me?
This is not trying to trying to smooth things over here. No, I'm
just saying that's what I was bitching about this other guy?
He was alluding to the possibility that his car could
be hacked remotely, just out of the blue right? They've driving
along some poor dude, that holy shit I can't drive the car has
been driven by me and taken me into a truck that's what I don't
know is that's what Jean says no. Okay, well I'm that's what
I'm that's what I was bitching about. Okay. Okay. I'm sure gene
has knows something about these things being you know, yes, he
does. Yeah, I take his word for it.
But there are still I'm not buying any of
that was an inside job. We agree on that. But all of these now we
have the
what is it the SA if somebody you know it could happen. Sure.
We see
consistently around desk On time we have the conference, the in
Vegas, where these guys are presenting these guys who were
shills who were paid to do this with inside, access and $80,000
and everyone was in on it. We also now have the was it that
rifle that can automatically adjust itself to hit the target
every single time? Well, that's hackable. Now to another fine
wired story, though, it just goes on and on and on. And the
only thing I can conclude is it's all intended to have more
money made available as the stories propagate through the
idiot Congress, who were all in on everything, just believe
everything like stories about the heat dome, etcetera. The
heat dome now I have a story from an alternative media
source, but it is a real news organization there on the ground
is a very long video about 15 minutes on something that's
happening in Haiti. Haiti, of course, is my wheelhouse. Ever
since the earthquake in Haiti, which I had questions about to
start with. I don't want to diminish anything with my
theories on that. But we know that the money didn't arrive. It
was stolen, it's gone missing. We know the glenton glenton, the
glitch, the Clinton Foundation is implicated in the missing
funds. All kinds of shit going down and literally shit because
the blue helmets of the United Nations came in, gave everybody
cholera, and there's still hundreds of 1000s of people
living in tents. But to make it just a little bit better, here's
what they're eating,
they look a lot like pancakes or cookies. The recipe passed down
from generations here in Haiti, women spend entire days making
them grandmother's daughters and younger girls, infants or nurse
while mothers work the mix. kids seem to enjoy them, at least
when our camera was around. But these patties known as bom bom
tears, but to eat them are a grim reminder of just how poor
this Caribbean nation is. They aren't sweet, they're hard to
swallow, and add almost nothing in terms of nutrition. Because
the cookies are actually made of dirt. The United States
Ambassador to Haiti has taken a personal interest in lessening
dependence on the cookies.
So they're eating dirt and I it's in the show notes. You've
got to see this video. This stirred up dirt. Now they do add
a little bit of any leavening. What is Lebanon? Is that to the
rise of agar
powder
to rise the dirt to the ambassador's terrible. The
ambassador, of course is very concerned you'd think
I've actually taken members of Congress down to city Solei. And
they've seen it too.
What do they say when they see people eating dirt? Well,
it's it's worrisome.
Hey, that's pretty worrisome. They're eating dirt. They're
eating dirt.
It's very worrisome, and we don't like to see
it since the UN arrived in Haiti in 2006. As peacekeepers
Nutrition has improved in pockets, but the dirt cookies
are still being eaten. The widespread hunger means hundreds
of kids starting another school day in city silay as the Haitian
flag is raised, will be reduced to eating dirt.
The worst story ever. I love this reverse Clintons money. I
mean, let's send some flour down there or some rice or something
that to eat dirt just because they need to fill up on
something.
I remember this though. We just need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cats right
just send your cash.
Yeah, so since then, dirt so the screwball story is similar kids
can
eat dirt. Hey, remember, we had the big concert that Clooney
organized and Bon Jovi and everyone's Oh, we had a great
time. We all texted in our money. And the Haitian children
are eating dirt. Yeah, good work. Congratulations,
everybody. You are all over that job. Everyone changed their
Twitter icon. We should just change it to dirt.
There we have nice brown. Well, they're beautiful.
They slapped on a piece of mud with a spoon. And then they
swirl it around. So it looks kind of like a discus something
you throw discus the throw. And then they just dry it out. They
use poop for that
telling you alright well I
got a story that I thought was unique which is the Afghan boy
girl story and it's a discus What's strange about it well
just play this and we'll talk about it Vasa poach.
It's a secret third gender in Afghanistan, to the contrary,
spoke with Jenny Nordberg, a journalist and foreign
correspondent who uncovered the hidden Afghan practice of
raising girls as boys.
A bunch of push is a girl who is dressed up as a boy and brought
up as a boy essentially It means literally dressed up like a boy
in Dari, which is Afghanistan's second largest language.
Norberg discovered this practice almost accidentally while
working on a story on female parliamentarians. When
interviewing a politician named Zita, she was introduced to his
EDA son, who the family later explained was actually a girl.
If you're without a son, you're seen as weak and you're not only
seen as weak, you are, in fact, weak. And you may have a harder
time negotiating a loan or getting a job or getting real
estate. This is a you know, think of a very old, traditional
conservative, patriarchal society. So then if you don't
have a son, it's almost better to make one
up. Before Nordberg research and investigation, nothing had been
written about this tradition, she turned to international
experts, they were skeptical that the practice existed, you
have to remember
that this is one of the most conservative societies on Earth.
That this was the story itself was interesting to a point. But
what got me about this story is that this has never been
discussed. It's never been written in all these
international experts. And they showed a bunch of buildings of
all these afghan you know, help to help Afghanistan groups and
all that some people at the microphone they did. This
doesn't exist, never nothing like this exists. In other
words, the experts, the the sociologists and
anthropologists, I'm not sure what you want to call them
advertising. These experts didn't have a clue about this,
which tells me they probably haven't got a clue about
anything. i Why are we dealing with what we're doing? It's
beyond me that we even involve ourselves with these people, the
experts that is or that Afghanistan is for that matter.
I think Brian creatures, this Ryan Seacrest is just a
brilliant guy. He's busy. He's expanding this format
everywhere. I am funny, Bob. Nice, good work.
So I find it very annoying. Clip is another good one. Baltimore,
which I've read talked about, on and off. I was thinking they're
doing everything they can to get rid of the mayor. And now we
have this story cropping up the Baltimore murders.
The number of homicides in Baltimore soared to a level not
seen in more than four decades. 43 murders were recorded in the
month of July, making it the third most deadly month and that
city's history. The same time non fatal shootings have reached
366 This year, compared to 200. At the same time, last year, the
spike in killings comes three months after riots erupted in
response to the death of Freddie Gray, who died in police
custody. Yeah.
And there's a big Twitter war going on between the hashtag
Black Lives Matter and hashtag all lives matter, which is just
disturbing to watch.
Yes, it is. Well, the whole thing is disturbing. But what's
going on in Baltimore, besides trying to get rid of this mayor,
you've already gotten rid of the police chief. And I was thinking
that this whole thing was about that. And we have to remember
that murders in the United States have been on a steep
decline. Yes, for the last 1015 years. And she's saying this is
the most in 40 years, which tells me one thing, which is the
obvious real conclusion you can draw is that the cops say you
get arrested a bunch of our brother brothers. For this
trumped up do thing is accident that happened in the back of the
van. Yeah, we're gonna do that. Here's the kind of job we're
going to do for you. If you want to let things get out of
control. We'll just back off.
I think it's time for the true hashtag, which I think should be
a no agenda hashtag we should have art forward, etc. The truth
of the matter and I said that specifically, is no lives
matter. Hashtag no lives matter.
It's very funny.
I'm going to show my son little by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
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jumpiness Joe Biden, Joe Bin Laden I'm sorry.
Well, I didn't may run Oh, well.
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Okay, the jet, the jet
the jet I know blackbushe airport I have landed there and
taken off from there it is right next door to Farnborough
airport, not far from fairoaks We're back when the money was
good and had a real job. But I had an aircraft. Good times. So
this isn't Embraer 300 It needs the entire runway to land. This
is not a very long runway blackbushe And the thing that is
curious to me and other aviators, is if you have
farmborough Right next door, why would you land a black bush
which I think their runway is 1029 meters the Embraer pretty
much needs 990 meters as a full landing and roll so do you'd be
at the end. And it seems like pilot error just the bad day.
And he maybe he
maybe he's just identified the wrong airport that happens with
commercial pilots once that happens
a lot that certainly happens in that area. But according to the
ATC transcripts, everything I've seen that did not happen. He
just floated he floated over the runway saw he wasn't going to
make it there is no overrun area. This has been discussed
many times they've actually it was a a car show that was taking
place right on the other side of the fence. And I car it seems
like the pilot wanted to do a go around but he was too late
didn't have the speed. The undercarriage clipped the fence
and he never made it and just you know disintegrated right
into the earth right there. So a day records will we call that an
Aviation Day? Bad day sir bad day. As much as I'd love to
bring in all kinds of conspiracy theories.
Can't do it can't do what we do on The show we do we go with
what we've got. We don't start making stuff up like some of the
other shows that you have an interesting clip don't want to
get out of the way. This is the new world's record. This is a
guy who was being interviewed on one of the shows. He is the
strategist for the Democratic National Committee, I believe.
And he may be destroy he may be the strategist for the
Republicans, nevermind strategist for the Republican
National Committee. And he has set a record for saying, the end
of the day. Somehow he's managed to do it. With you'll see here
playing you'll hear a question, if
I might, um, the Donald thus far as of right now, has he been a
positive or negative influence on the GOP process?
Well, I look, I think when we have 16 candidates that kind of
are, are all over the spectrum and a lot of things, it's good
for the party. And the reason I say that is at the end of the
day, the more people that are paying attention, the more
people that are involved in this process. It's good for the
party, it brings more eyeballs, it brings more attention to the
race at the end of the day, whether it's Donald Trump, Ben
Carson, Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush, all of these people are
bringing more and more people into the Republican Party. And
and some of them come from different perspectives, and it
makes our party at the end of the day, much, much stronger as
we head into a general election.
Okay, now we're dealing with a record of three end of the day
is within 27 seconds. Yes. In other words, because I had a
time down, I look at audacity, and I've got it marked off. So
he says, At the end of the day, every nine seconds, yeah. Wow,
that's pretty good. I was impressed.
But at the end of the day, they're backing, you know, their
backing Come on,
at the end of the day, at the end
of the day, John, if someone wants to get anyone they can
get, at the end of the day, at the end of the day, it's more
important that we have entertainment.
At the end of the day, and so
at the end of the day, who's going to pay for the real loan
is gonna be taxpayer money at
the end of the day.
At the end of the day, that's going to be up to Valerie
Jarrett. At the end, the guy is certainly not alone, John, but I
will play the full end of the day clip as an end of show clip.
Good. And I think you said you used to you don't say much, but
you used to say it. But not at a record clip. No, no, it may be
twice his show. Maybe
I'm catching myself saying it's funny a lot though. That's
that's what
you got me saying. And on today's show, and I didn't know
I was saying it. So there you go. It's
not that's the way it goes. Thanks, Fletcher. I caught
something from Dempsey. Dempsey was talking to a whole bunch of
kids.
I saw this Dempsey and the kids and and he sings a song Hey,
wait
a minute. That's a great children's TV show. And now
everybody, it's time for Dempsey and the kids.
General Dempsey,
how do you define your success? I don't know.
He's so funny.
Oh, you want me to extrapolate on that? And
he's sitting there with his full on metals. He's got the Bakelite
nameplate. Yeah, he's got the big he's got the big massive
fruit salad on the on his chest.
Okay. Now, it's your great question.
No, it's not. It's not not a great question,
you know, works at a whole bunch of levels. Obviously, the thing
is proud of about myself. You know, pride is kind of countered
to humility, which I think is the greatest virtue of all and
senior leaders, but I am proud of being a soldier and not much
more than that meaning it's not about the you know, the stars. I
found
this quite rich that he's saying it's not about the stars. He is,
what is he a four or five star general or, or it's not about
the stars as he sits there with his uniform which he determines.
We've been to this many times. He designs he designs he
determines what he's wearing. It's not about the stars, but
that's why his jacket must weigh 40 pounds.
With all that stuff. Not as bad as portray us. Come on. Yeah.
But
the nameplate, the Bakelite, nameplate and everything. It is
about the stars you do.
Well, that's your prizes, people sometimes, but it's really not
about their stories. It's, you know, I'm proud of being a
soldier. I'm proud of being a husband, and I'm proud of being
a father.
Do you think failure plays a part in that success?
This is interesting, because I think it is interesting. But he
needs to think about it. And the question is, is his failure a
part of your success? And he has a very interesting way of buying
time. I don't know if
you hear the question. Will you say something to make sure they
can hear
you say something? Maybe you say like This Oh yeah, he was he had
to think about it. Yeah. And I believe this to have been
scripted. I believe this to have been a planted question. This is
why he's asking for it again. He forgot his line. Sorry.
Do you think that failure plays a part in that success?
Failure plays a part in every success. You mean, you know,
life and you've experienced that already? I'm sure you know,
overcome your own challenges. And got back, you know, it's
like, Chumbawamba I get knocked down and I get up again. I'm
trying to connect to the kids. Bothers me to break down to
Uptown Funk, you don't believe me? Just watch.
I think I think I think the kid show was good for him. I think
kids like him. He's a leprechaun guy. No BS. Yes. Passing and
he's always singing.
I've never heard him sing. Have we had him singing? Yeah,
yes. A number of years ago when he there was one of these. He
had somebody clipped him out. It was like a some meeting or
something. And he starts winning the song and on this thing, he
went into his favorite song about a unicorn world or
something at the ends,
Uptown Funk. The corn world.
He's Irish thinks he should be singing all the time. Do
you get that from? I don't have a clip of him singing in the
archive at least.
Oh, I almost did Kevin keep that clip of him singing the thing at
the end. I wish we'd had that. But it was It wasn't Yeah, you
know, it wasn't that energy's not that good of a singer. No
holes. He's kind of he kind of talks his songs. Oh, he's
not good at all. Oh, no.
So now there was a thing that somebody brought up shows and
shows you about the Hulk Hogan, and Hulk Hogan who has been
kicked out of the Wrestling Federation for something he said
that decade ago. And what did he
say? He used the N word. Oh, okay. So they want to get rid of
this
guy says to To me one of our producers you know, this is a
cover of some smokescreen for something else that is not even
gonna get any traction. I don't think it did get any traction.
And I didn't think it was a smokescreen. But it came up
again in the in the clips. And I Oh, I there was a new term, a
show titled term that is in this clip, and I was I think we have
to play it because that really invites a lot of discussion at
least no long term since
Hulk Hogan has been terminated, literally erased from the WWE
website. All references to the legendary wrestler have also
been scrubbed from the wrestling Hall of Fame. Now Hogan himself
is speaking out about his sudden fall from grace admitting to
having made racist slurs several years ago. A stunning blow for
wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, the WWE has fired him following a
leak transcript in which Hogan uses the N word because his
daughter Brooke was supposedly dating a black man. I'm standing
here
in the ring. Right in the middle of all view. Another great hero
of mine, Hulk Hogan,
the beloved wrestler who has famous fans like Arnold
Schwarzenegger is now speaking out about his abrupt fall from
grace. Eight years ago, I used offensive language during a
conversation. It was unacceptable for me to have used
that offensive language, there is no excuse for it. He goes on
to apologize. I am disappointed with myself. It's not the first
time Hulk has taken heat for using a racial slur. Listen to
this interview clip from 2012 We found on YouTube,
you know, they're all you know, call me. And then I started
saying it. You know, and I always said it just but now all
of a sudden I get heat when I say we spoke to a lawyer David
Houston.
He is the first one to admit there are consequences for
utilization of toxic speech. It is not who he is.
Heaven's Door daughter Brooke defended him today saying if you
knew the dead I knew you know, his tender heart. The death of
Sandra Bland continues to
write consequences for using toxic
speech. Nice.
I just heard that. That's a show title. Toxic speech. Yes. That's
what I was thinking. This is a horrible concept. Yeah. It'll be
just like speed
it'll become it'll become a law. You can't use toxic speech.
It'll start in the UK first. Exactly. It's how it always
goes. You know, I caught a little quid pro quo thing that I
wanted to bring up. If we played on Thursday, the clip where we
had the Prime Minister, the foreign minister from Australia,
the hottie who was apparently universally hated, at least by
producers of this show, who checked around by Australians
they do not like her. They find it to be creepy. This was the
United Nations Security Council vote for a tribunal regarding
flight mh 17, which was down over Ukraine with the Dutch in
it, and I thought the Dutch had initiated this. But no, it was
Malaysia who initiated the tribunal vote. And no sooner did
they do that. And of course, we knew that Russia would veto and
make him look like a holes, which was the entire point, no
one expected this to pass in the Tribunal to be created. But two
days later, the State Department took Malaysia off a list of
countries who have egregious human trafficking records
clearing the path for their participation in the Trans
Pacific Partnership negotiations. So I think this is
a quid pro quo of a quid pro quo. Hey, show us what you guys
really mean it. Do some for us, and then we'll take you off, and
we'll bring you into the negotiations.
Are you saying that they you think that this, of course, this
is a big giant scam for this actual purpose of embarrassing
Russia?
What the tribunal? Or Yeah, well, of course, it was
to the whole thing just about Okay. Yeah. I'm telling you,
Snowden, they keep him this is going to continue?
Well, let's stick with the with F Russia and with Syria. Now,
very quietly, the two things that have happened, I don't know
if you brought any of your clips on. I think you had them on the
previous show. The two things that are not being discussed
properly anywhere, as far as I can tell. One is we now have a
no fly zone in northern Syria. This is the start. This is what
they always wanted. They wanted the no fly zone. Yeah.
Because there's so many because of the damned ISIS jets. Is
Toyota worse than ISIS has a you need a no fly zone, the Toyota
jets.
Do we have that? And then we have the Turks bombing? The
Kurds and this is this is just not being discussed at all.
Well, what's one of the things that's not being discussed and I
do have a clip for this?
Because I think I know what's I think I know what's going on.
Well, there's
ISIS turkey. What's one of the things What didn't I want to
hear what you have to say, but the one thing that's never is
not being discussed at all, and I've noticed even AMY GOODMAN
won't mention the P yd. What is P yd? Well play ISIS Turkey in
the
BYD is that a Michael Jackson song. Yeah.
He says Turkey in the BYD P pretty young thing.
But I disagree with with flank in the following sense. I think
the Turks are very much opposed to the BYD. They do not see a
difference between the BYD and the PKK. When you look at the
Turkish first especially the government press and the press
that supports Diwan, these are the people who keep saying that
the py D is worse than ISIS. That is they had a choice. There
was other fight to py D than ISIS. And when when ISIS tried
to overrun Kobani, the Syrian Kurdistan and the Turkish
Government that made it very, very clear that they wanted the
tongue to fall to ISIS. And when we supported this the Syrian
Kurds Edwin went after us basically saying what's in
Kobani, oil, gold diamonds. So I think I think the Turks may be
telling us it's the difference between the BYD and the PKK. But
they're not
okay. But let me just just magnify the idea that the
Turkish Government wanted ISIS to take Kobani because and the
argument you make is that that's because they were allied with
ISIS on this and know themselves with anybody.
Not because they're because they're allied, but rather
because to them, a Kurdish entity in northern Syria is
anathema, because that essentially makes the Turkish
Kurds stronger in their bargaining position in terms of
the potential of having two independent Kurdish state one in
Iraq, one in Syria. That's the fear. That's a strategic fear
for the Turks. ISIS is not.
Okay. We found that fascinating when you want to extrapolate?
Well, the py D is actually another Kurdish group. That is a
Labour Party of some sort. And they are they're nasty the way
the Kurds in Iraq are. And they're allied in some ways with
the PKK. But not like they're not the same group. And so
somehow, when we do analysis of this whole thing, we're not
paying attention because the py D is a distinct different group,
then they're the ones that that's the Kurds that the Turks
have been bombing, even though they do hit the PKK once in a
while, but it's just this other group that they're targeting
because they don't want these guys to because they think they
may be a catalyst. Because those three there's three target
Kurdish groups as the one in Iraq, which we all know about.
They want to have all these oil wells and then there's the PKK,
which we all know about because they're causing trouble in
eastern Turkey. And there's a third one I think it might be a
calluses to that whole area would be like a giant Curtis
Stan, and the Turks are freaked out.
I think what we're seeing though we're seeing the the the Kurds,
right underneath Turkey, they're in northern Iraq. They're being
corralled as it were. Off to the right. And then of course, we
have the the ISIS strikes going up the no fly zone over there,
the northern Syria, which creates this buffer zone, which
Turkey is keeping open. And I'm convinced that buffer zone right
in between those two pieces is where Turkey is just flowing in
all the arms, all these ISIS guys, they need stuff. They need
stuff to operate. They need ammunition, they need supply
lines.
Well, they have there's another couple of clips, which I don't
have only have this one I brought forward that discussing
how the the Turks have made a pipeline of people, right. In
fact, if we paid any attention, which we've done, about what's
going on in England and the United States, when they would
people's I'm gonna go fight with ISIS, they always go to Turkey.
Yes. Then you can walk right down, escort them right down to
the border. And here you go. You're in. Yeah.
And you can see it on the map. You can see this this beautiful
buffer zone, we just walk right down, not a problem. And you go
wherever you need to go. And this is the pipeline that people
pipeline supply line for ISIS is all I can imagine.
Yeah, as the Turks are on ISIS this side, why
why is this not being reported?
Well, that get kind of reported it.
Not really well. Okay. A little bit a little bit a little bit.
All right. I just want to do a couple of clips about the United
States presidential run. I accidentally played your clips.
I'm going to play it again. Right here.
And we turn now to politics, the 17 Republicans in the race for
the White House and tonight another Democrat may be on the
horizon. Joe Biden, while the Vice President has not indicated
whether he will run and advisor tells our John Karl he believes
Biden is quote 90%. In Biden has said he would decide by the end
of summer
Yeah, I'm quite sure he's in ways and this is apparently his
dying son's wish for a Joe to run. Joe's looking good. I like
the way he comes down off of Air Force to be with his wife, the
professor there and Marianne, what's her name? Jill, Professor
Jill, he's got the dark aviator sunglasses on, you know, like,
stride and down. You gotta admit, it's
got the big smile.
He's got the big smile. He's got the head that can open up and
come off. You know, it's been opened a couple of times, and
they can put stuff in there but a new chip in. It says ABC who
are all in
this morning. Joe Biden isn't saying yes, but he isn't saying
no possible run at the White House. His political machine is
gearing up. Hi, how are you? ABC News has learned the vice
president's chief of staff is quietly talking to Biden
supporters and democratic donors clearing the way for a possible
presidential campaign. The Vice President hasn't indicated yet
if he's in or out, but it's no secret you're gonna He's
interested. Biden is an experienced campaigner. If he
runs his third attempt at the White House, give me a break.
But he's also had his fair share of rock.
Brock America back rubs
to be fdws Biden is a gaffe making machine. But those oh
that Joe moments are part of his political charm. Ah,
political charm
is a guest making orgasmic gaff
gaff making machine as part of his political charm and I cannot
wait. I would love to see Trump against Biden
spark seven in a dream world. Yeah, I admire what you think
thank
you. Thank you. Well, then we go on to assistant no deputy state
spokes whole man ever since they got rid of the girls at the
State Department. Those press briefings are brutal.
Other terrible now you got
to what's his name? The Swami guy the schwarmann swash Wacom
Shrike him guy the Kirby and now this guy Mark Toner and he's
going to try and run some interference on Hillary
Clinton's emails which now we know pretty much for sure there
were classified as classified material and she's a liar she's
a liar liar the UMA Aberdeen emails all over the place she
was overpaid and knew what it's it's it's a mess unnecessarily
relitigate that I mean that server you know the contents are
now being held in a with her lawyers in a in a
I love that that misspeak. Do you think you want to say
conference room? Play it again. Maybe Maybe confidential sounds
conference being
held in a with her lawyers in a in a secure setting? conference
room, and she shared with us all of the contents that she deemed
relevant, interesting point of order coming up. Uh, so we're
going
through those, but I don't want to know how the law works
marking USC 1924. How you supposed to handle classified
information. Another Secretary Clinton more her lawyer should
have access to classified information from up to,
again, we've an if I hadn't been clear on this, you know, to date
we've not seen any classified information that should have
been classified at the time. Yeah,
everything's been classified after the fact these guys just
brilliant. Just brilliant. So Hillary is unelectable at this
point, just unelectable. Certainly if you ask Rudy
Giuliani Republicans have the first orders, you
can't run on your accomplishments, the Secretary
of State and not take a position on the Keystone pipeline. I
mean, this is absurd. It's like playing a game with the American
people. And I think it is feeding into this very growing
majority of people who feel she's dishonest. I believe she
should be under investigation by the United States Attorney for
the Southern District of New York for obstruction of justice.
If you're destroying government property.
I think it's destroying government property because he
deleted the emails, I guess, yeah.
Clear that she had a conflict of interest, her husband getting
hundreds of millions of dollars. She's making decisions about
companies and about corporations that he's getting money from.
And they I think they file a joint tax return. I'd have her
under investigation for about five different crimes right now.
And I think it's outrageous, because the Justice Department
is not moving forward with it.
Nice. They brought Giuliani out as a hatchet man.
He's doing a great job. Good. Yeah.
Well, that's what he did. He's a gal God Milliken and he's a he's
a hatchet man. That's what he was known for. So I got elected
in the first place. He's very, very good District Attorney kick
ass guy who managed to you know, it was very intimidating. Yeah.
And he sounds authoritative. If they're bringing him out. She
identities toes.
She's Toshi. She's toast. The stories coming out now Daily
Mail, which has a huge us. Presence. We are on the lookout
for a book from a let's see, what's his name Kessler, this
guy is Kessler who was Kessler. He is an expert on the Secret
Service means nothing but his book is about the relationship
between the Clintons it is a relationship we
have is listed this guy already this book is not new.
Nice. I think it's a forthcoming book. Let me just check. I think
so. There is no I think your roses Energizer.
I don't remember the name. But I do know that book came out we
had clips from him and he is out to get the Clintons Well, the
he's his publisher, someone's doing good job. Because he's
been there's more stories about they just have a marriage of
convenience. And right along with that comes the news that
Who am I uma Aberdeen, who I truly believe is Hillary's
lover.
Yes, this is a you have been very consistent with this.
And I would like to explain that just briefly so people
understand whom Aberdeen is married to Anthony Weiner,
Anthony wiener was a councilman, the councilman in New York and a
pervert holder. And I interviewed him back in the day
and the MTV days, it was some genius idea by the cable gods
who said, Let's have this hip young MTV guy, interview this
hip young up and coming guy, then we'll do that on CNN,
they'll be really cool. So I knew I was completely oblivious
to all of this, but part of the package was for me to also
interviewed Chuck Schumer, who has always been wieners man, you
know, he's Yeah,
he's trying to mentor the mentor right? And he was gonna replace
Schumer that way we saw that
was the idea. That was the idea. And the way it worked is the
Clintons. This is just my deconstruction and the
investigation on the topic. I don't have any actual proof but
Bill Clinton officiated the marriage between Anthony Weiner
a Jew and whom Aberdeen a Muslim right the interesting right
there and the all they had to do was shut up don't bumpy he was a
made man. Don't just shut up just play along you could be
your own little he was arrogant too. He always had a big mouth.
Right? He used to run into in front of Congress and scream at
them because
he thought he was all that and a bag of chips. And the whole
point was listening view just to keep up this fake marriage. So
that uma can be you know, Hillary's lover and we've got
cover up the beard, just be the Beard boy. And what happens with
men? You know, you're not you're in a fake relationship. You're
extremely frustrated because you're living a lie, and you're
not having sex with this beautiful woman. So you know,
it's like men, the blood drained from the brain and goes into
your penis and you're gonna send a picture.
You gotta show somebody. Look at it. We look at this thing. Look
at it. like liquid, so I'm
pretty sure that happened and now they're now she's being
pulled into the controversy. Apparently she's overpaid. Which
minor? G someone in government being over, overpaid, shocked,
just shocked I am Who would have thunk that right. So Oh and
another important data point, as we both noticed Hillary's hair
about dynamite it looked at her most recent appearance. This her
hair was done by John Barrett. He is the celebrity stylist now
we thought it was Pierre from Assange in in France and Paris
now
that she's got probably two or three. One of the articles I
read about her $600 haircut. That's the one was that she does
have a couple of go to guys and one of them is in Europe. And I
believe that's the Paris guy. Yeah, from this, but this guy's
better.
John Barrett, who is his salon is at Bergdorf Goodman. I mean,
you cannot, you can not have any more high end than Burgdorf than
a charge of $600 for a cut and blow dry. But I'll say dynamite
really, really look good. Okay. Then, finally, this was this is
rather interesting. This is Chris Matthews on the MSNBC. And
he was talking to Debbie Wasserman Schultz and she is the
chairperson of the Democratic National. What is it? DNC
Congress Committee committee have that thing, who also
determined but who will be in the debates who would have to be
part of the television committee, the voting committee,
this is why it's all effed up in America is if you can't get into
debates if you can't get on television or the at the actual
convention itself. If you're not on during primetime than No, you
don't matter. Bernie Sanders, he's a Democrat.
No, he's the independent, independent. He's running as a
Democrat because he was a Democrat.
And Matthews has a question that she that Wasserman Schultz can't
answer. So I'll ask you first, what is the difference between a
democrat and a socialist? Such as Bernie Sanders could be
viewed?
There is no difference.
American people? Yeah, with Democrats, they want the United
States. Okay, if you want to see Bernie Sanders speaker at the
Democratic Convention, win or lose? I don't have him up there
on the stage as a socialist representative democratic party,
do you want them up there? Bernie Sanders, when I'm on the
floor of the Sanders has been a Jesuit caucuses with the
Democrats. Of course, he should speak in primetime. He should
speak at the Democratic time. Everybody wants you. Bernie
Sanders represents eight we are we are a big show. The answer
is yes.
But in primetime,
I don't know what time he should speak. But nobody's watching me.
No, of course, Bernie Sanders should should speak, he should
speak in a slot where the appeal that he has, across the board,
the progressive, populist message that he has that
resonates deeply and widely with the American people, not just
with Democrats. Absolutely. That should be featured. We were the
difference between us and the Republicans is that we really
are a big 10 party.
Democratic socialist.
I used to think there was a big difference, but what do you
think it is? The difference between Democrat like Hillary
Clinton or socialist like Bernie, what's the difference
between being a Democrat and being a Republican? What's the
bigger difference? What's the big difference? A democratic
socialist,
your chairman, the Democratic Party, tell
me the difference in you and a socialist? The relevant debate
that we'll be having over the course of this campaign is
what's the difference between
a huge difference? I think you're right, John. There is no
difference.
Well, Chris thinks there's a huge difference according to
him, right. But I thought it was I don't see it.
I was thought it was cool that she just would not answer the
question. Does this mean little difference? Yeah. So you agree
the Democratic Party is the Socialist Party?
No, I depending, based on today's definition. This the
same time as progressives and socialists, very similar to
similarities to many similarities to just knowing cut
with a knife. Let's separate the two Siamese twins.
Well, Bernie Sanders, that's
just my opinion. I mean, I'm sure somebody else could weasel
out of this.
I'm all in on it. I agree that I've lived in socialist
countries. It's not this pros, but it's not all that great.
Bernie Sanders has some interesting takes, you know,
we've been following him as the he is the hero of the
millennials here all of the morons,
I liked the way they do that, by the way I we haven't really
discussed it in any detail. But the way that mean in fact, we
started with you being skeptical about him because you were out
of the country, correct. I didn't know. And you miss stead
but the way they've engineered it, to make him the hero of the
millennials to get the millennials out of their off
their asses, so they might actually vote because they
didn't vote in the last election. They voted Obama in
the Obama didn't do what they wanted to. So they just stayed
home. Right. So now to get them going, they got this Bernice, I
think is a shill for the whole system. And I and I think you're
gonna love the guy and he's they're not going to stay at
home because when Warren comes in at the last minute, she'll
take over his thought process because she thinks just like he
does take over his money. And then Hillary who will be
hopefully forced out of the race.
All her money will go to Warren of course, and she'll have a
huge run out of the chute, and there will be no investigation
of the Clinton Foundation. Right. That's your thesis, and I
love it. That Hey, Elizabeth. Hey, Pocahontas. Do you Would
you like some wampum? I'm sorry, do
you know there's another example of where you get fired? We
actually worked for somebody courier off the air pulled on
the air. What happened to Mr. Curry? Well, Mr. Curry has been
put on probation. The role
of Mr. Curry will now be played by Patty Steele. And here's
Bernie Sanders on the Second Amendment, which he has a very
unique take on
I come from a state which has virtually no gun control. And
yet I voted to ban certain types of assault weapons. I voted to
close the gun show loophole. And I voted for background instant
background checks. And what I said is that a nation weak as a
nation, we can't continue screaming at each other. Or else
we've got to find common ground. Well, what is what is your
universal instant background checks, nobody should have a
gun, who has a criminal background was involved in
domestic abuse situations, people should not have guns, who
are going to hurt other people that were unstable. And second
of all, I believe that we need to make sure that certain types
of guns used to kill people exclusively not for hunting,
they should not be sold in the United States of America. And we
have a huge loophole now with gun shows that should be
eliminated. There may be other things that we have to do. But
coming from a rural state, I think I can communicate with
folks coming from urban states with guns mean different things
than they do in Vermont, where it's used Claude That's what
we've got to go we don't have to argue with each other and yell
at each other we do in a common sense.
Common sense solution if it's not for hunting, it shouldn't be
around the I think he misunderstood the Second
Amendment.
Yeah, I think so too.
I don't know Bernie. That I don't know how that's gonna
It's just this is appeals to a bunch of dummies. Yeah.
the Iran deal is still being
Yeah, this is becoming comedic.
Well, you know what's really comedic then I don't think it
got the legs it wasn't so whoever put this together they
had the right idea of failed on execution. There's a video,
which includes Jack Black, Morgan Freeman. Valerie Plame
Queen Nora of Jordan. Ambassador Thomas Pickering, Zoe, a
combination of politicians and by the Queen north. Hello,
Beauty. Yeah, she's she's gorgeous. And I found this video
and Jack, would you like to hear it? It's
this was actually discussed on a couple of the shows. I was going
to follow up and I did and I'm glad you did. This is another
example of how the no agenda show works. Oh, yes. Well, so
for that.
That's exactly how the no agenda was a big setup. All right,
continue with the setup, by the
way, which reminds me I can see that you've lost confidence in
me. Because of this. I looked at I looked at the clip list and it
said that when it said Biden when I was trying to get the bin
Laden thing, but you saw Biden and you seen my my carelessness
with naming clips and you thought it meant bin Laden? No,
I misread it as bin Laden. Dyslexia. Oh, I'm sorry. I
apologize did not mean to do that.
I just thought you were just it was a glossary. Lack of
Con. Oh, John, I have nothing but full confidence in you.
But I do misspell a lot of stuff in these clips names
when I'm used to it in fact, what could you please just not
paying so much attention to it because I'm used to the neural
network of seeing the misspelled names and finding the clip of
now you're on you know, trying to
I know there's not one misspelling in this whole list.
No.
Apparently you've checked it. So the idea is the right idea get a
bunch of celebrate ease and get some you know, hotties like
clean Nord say we need this deal. And then this will get
everyone on board and does anyone believe that P that that
certainly millennials do they go out to the email that or mail or
call their their representatives? I don't think
so.
I really don't read I doubt that my experience with the
millennials and I have I think is good multiple of what you
have. They don't even know you can complain about stuff. No,
they will. Oh, you
can do that. Yeah, we can do that we that people.gov And you
can get on a, or move.org or change.org, whatever. It's all
taking away from the actual method of addressing your rights
Millennials ever called the cops. Anyway, go on.
I love playing Frisbee with my sons.
I love the sound of the waves on the Pacific at sunrise.
I love curling up with a good book.
I love to see my grandkids smile.
But if Congress sabotages the nuclear deal with Iran, we could
be denied the very moments that make our lives worth living.
Why? Because we'd be dead.
Super dead.
Like totally fried by a major nuclear bomb dead.
I won't be able to play frisbee with my sons because they won't
even be a Frisbee. The frisbee will be melted. We will be
melted
or worse. Oh, toasted.
Yes, Natasha. But most people think toast is delicious. This
would not be that kind of toast. It'd be like a really dark,
unpleasant cloud of death. Toast. Oh, whoa,
we're not actually worried about Iran dropping a nuclear weapon
on the United States holy. Is that Yes, Jack. It's me, Queen
nor from Jordan. Look, it
is true that if Congress sabotages this deal, there would
be nothing stopping Iran from getting the bomb that would
likely spark an arms race throughout the region.
Precisely Ambassador Pickering.
Ultimately, we could be forced into a war with Iran, another
dangerous drawn out and expensive conflict in the Middle
East with many lives lost.
So wait, are you saying that instead of a quick toasting type
of death that in war with Iran, maybe a lot of people would die
much more slowly? Like, like if they were put into say an
immense crock pot for a really really long time?
Natasha, I don't think you need a surrealistic food metaphor to
comprehend the sheer recklessness of a war with Iran.
Once the war begins, the chances of Iran developing a nuclear
weapon would only increase
second. That's not even playing Valerie Plame is in this living
video. Valerie. Do you know that because you're a spy?
I'm not going to answer that question, Jack. I think what
Valerie is saying is that the agreement currently on the table
is the best way to ensure Iran doesn't build a
bomb. And it gives the international community
unprecedented access to verify that Iran is keeping up its end
of the bargain.
A strong deal built on international diplomacy is the
best way forward.
And the alternative to that is war. war with
Iran is a really bad idea.
The worst idea ever.
Look we all love our children and the Iranians love their
children and
we've got a deal on the table that keeps us all safe.
Do me a favor okay.
Don't let some hot headed member of Congress screw that up
Republicans
playing politics with national security is actually not all
that funny.
Call Congress tell them support diplomacy is the only sane
solution
and believe me when I say to you, I hope the Iranians love
their children to
stain bomb them, bind them and bomb them again. I want to stomp
on them I want to swap them I want to read them
okay, this is worse than I thought Yeah, no. It's too long
as over producing a what is the point of all this cussing you
know
I don't want to bug him by Oh, that's to appeal to the
millennials of course John.
Yeah, so Yeah, apparently it is stupid. Stupid ones really
stupid wonder who produced this.
The guy should be taken out to the woodshed it's extremely
stupid.
We should find out let me see campaign yes find out Iran Jack
Black someone sold someone a bill of goods the garden the see
do you see any? I wonder who put that together they got quiz if
someone with cloud because they got Queen Nora but maybe if you
get Jack Black everyone falls in a line and Morgan Freeman. Man
could that could be any more of a shill for you. He'll do your
show for anything. Oh no. Who made that
we'll find out and have is probably talked about in more
detail in variety.
Okay, bro, look at that. Oh, yes, variety is a good place to
look it up and do that. Yeah, that's right. Okay. Well, we
will stay on on the cutting edge the leading tip of the spear
head of all things evil
or dumb or dumb. I'm just dumb.
Maybe the Luton Norman Lear foundation,
you know,
it'd be those guys.
I'll bet on the sun with that simple thought
for sure our producers will find out for us. Oh, produced by
Global Zero, an organization aiming to eliminate all nuclear
weapons. Okay, I'll look into that. I'll have that for you
Thursday. That's a fun one. See who's on the board. There it
was.
Hi, John, thank you for your courage.
Thank you. I want to congratulate you for your award.
Thank you very much. I shall be retiring soon.
Well, I hope not. But I think you should get I thought I liked
the way you grasp about not getting the award for Best
produced. The funny thing
always Grace about as well. You should. Alright, coming to you
from FEMA Region six here in the capital of the drone Star State
in the crackpot condo in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're done under the heat
dome, I guess, but I don't see anything but fog. I'm John C.
Dvorak. We'll
be back on Thursday right here on no agenda.
Hi. Hi.
Hi. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no. In the morning, in the morning, in the morning,
but at the end of the day, they're backing, you know,
they're backing Come on. At the end of the day, at the end of
the
day, John, if someone wants to get anyone, they can get them at
the end of the day. But at the end of the day, it's more
important that we have entertainment.
At the end of the day, so
at the end of the day, who's going to pay for the real loan,
it's going to be taxpayer money at the end of the day. And at
the end of the day, that's going to be up to Valerie Jarrett.
The end of the day.
I mean, at the end of the day isn't that at the end of the
day,
at the end of the day, all this money is owed to bankers.
At the end of the day,
at the end of the day, I think it's good.
At the end of the day, and at the end
of the day, as Americans, what we always do, is we always say
at the end of the day, so at the end of the day, it's not
actually
the health care, it's the at the end of the day, and then the
day,
at the end of the day, you can't deny I had to put less gas in
at the end of the day,
to the end of the day. We're all anti Semites at the end of the
day, and at the end of the day, you get I think it's 4% at the
end of the day, starts to run together at the end of the day,
you kind of forget, right? At the end of the day, the day that
John, you and I are both in the audience business at the end of
the day,
at the end of the day. So at the end of the day, she can say Hey,
I told you so as he ended the day the day but I don't see at
the end of the day sort of wants that together
it's a little funny.
This is a rowdy crowd Come on, guys. You're my house.
Oh,
hold on. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no.
Hey I'm Joe Biden, and thank you for taking the time to listen.
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