Oh, that's very funny. Someone who's not a scientist getting a
scientist what to do. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday August 28 2015 time once again if you get my nation
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John C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
Okay, taking the easy way out the easy way out. Easy way out.
Hey, man, first things first is Mimi, okay up there in Port
Angeles.
And she wouldn't be for some reason why well,
you know, I don't have an infrastructure up there and all
I read is there's fires everywhere.
Hey, it's there's a snowing in Reno. Yeah, okay. Yeah,
seriously. There's nothing going on. Except one thing she talks
to things she's talked
about there's no fires anywhere near Aurora.
Know the place you go and smoking.
Okay. Just just checking a
couple of things to note one as we we shop and we were up I'm
when I'm out there and she goes there all the time. I don't go
there as much as she does is there's a bunch of if you leave
town, there's a get into the farming areas as people would
sell honey for like, you know, big giant jar of it for 10
bucks. And it's mostly honor systems, things where they have
the stuff laying out you put money in a soil really, how
unAmerican it's it's all over the place. Isn't a guy out
there.
Wait a minute, wait a moment. This is an unmanned and
autonomous farmers market.
Do other individual stocks that you guys place and you drive up
to drive where there'll be, for example, the farm guy or the
abstract the farm guy a guy
known as a farmer?
Well, he's a he's a chicken guy guy, the egg and he's big been
out there and you open it up and there's a bunch of eggs and and
then he asked for different kinds of monies for each voter
thing and put it in
a slot. It's really nice. That's kind of old school.
Very old school. You can find this in rural America, probably
all over the place. Okay, and it may but there's a guy around the
around the corner from this egg guy who's is who's usually
there. Guys, like is 90 or something he sits around is like
in a rocking chair. It's like a fan pretty much. It's like a
family farm and they grow that they sell hay and oil alfalfa
mostly but they grow vegetables on the side and they sell them
in this little shack. So now they got the apparently the guy
himself has this rifle. He says he's never had anything like
these tomatoes that you can't grow to me. I don't even know
why they bother. You can't grow tomatoes in Washington State.
They're always compared to a good tomato. They're mushy, they
don't have any acid. They're poorly balanced and they have no
tomato flavor. But these apparently are world class
because of the crazy heat that's been going on. And now what's
more, and this guy says himself, he's never had tomatoes like
this. And what's even more baffling even though we're still
in the middle of a heatwave is like 85 and it's very hot up
there. Which causing fires the geese have decided to head out
so the geese are flying in huge flocks to get out of the state
as fast as they can.
are they burning up it's flying to the fires
Gusa kids
I tweeted this out and get people from all over the
northern states including Michigan being the last one have
responded.
That's the geese with with
with re tweeting that yeah, in Michigan their geese are all
taken off headed south head down to South America. So what do you
know this?
So the answer is if so I asked Is she okay with the fires? The
answer is the geese are flying. Yes. Okay. All right. Well, I'm
glad I asked.
I'm sure you're very happy. You want to ask me another question?
No, no, no more questions. No, I'm thinking I'll just refrain
from that if you don't mind. I just
think is weird that the geese are headed out. Now. Somebody
else has said even Oregon, they're all come on. And that
jump this is important. Yeah, it is.
Well, I'm a little I had this whole thing set up and I see the
you have two clips. Oh women of America. You are under attack.
You are under attack and it is something very dangerous is
happening. I know you saw the same thing, John.
Well, I saw it on ABC, NBC CBS SPVs
I haven't I have the spokes hold even on ABC, NBC, CBS and her
practice run in a local station. What we are talking about is one
of the worst things I've ever seen marketed on American
television. And make no mistake. This is marketing Big Pharma as
out with female Viagra.
So that's when you get any real stories. It turns out to be
anything but
no, it's it's it's not. It is it's a drug. It is illegal
Spanish Fly.
Not the way I understand it. Well, you want to start it off.
Well, there's a couple of things there. I have the new pill CBS
report and the new pill. News Hour and the the new Nino
neither one of these. I think the CBS report turns out to be
the most interesting because they tribute did this stuff's
even on the market to a public relations campaign.
Late today the FDA approved the pink pill to improve a woman
sexual desire. Until now no drug had been approved to boost
libido up to John liphook has more.
Happy Birthday grandma
Cherie Mike is a married mother of two after going on birth
control in her late teens she noticed a change in her sex
drive,
the lack of desire and the lack of sexual thoughts. No libido is
just this one area that's kind of holding us back from being
truly happy.
The drug addy is designed to treat low libido in
premenopausal women. The 34 year old is eager to see if it works
for her.
I've tried vitamins. I mean, my husband had tried counseling
I've tried hypnotherapy. None of those have worked.
Side effects include sleepiness, nausea, and when used with
alcohol fainting, the company told us it plans to include a
warning not to use alcohol with the drug, which must be taken
daily. Before today the drug was rejected twice because of
concerns about the side effects and its level of effectiveness.
A public relations campaign called even the score lobby,
Congress and the FDA for approval.
You have countless medication options that will make you just
as Randy as a teenager. They made
this spoof ad and charged sexism because there was no sexual
dysfunction drug for women. Dr. Adrian few Berman urged the FDA
to reject the drug,
it will send a signal to companies that they can launch a
well funded public relations campaign and pressure the FDA
into approving a drug that it wouldn't approve based on the
science.
The FDA says this approval comes with a box warning to highlight
the risks of low blood pressure and fainting in patients who
drink alcohol while using the drug sounds will also apply to
patients on certain medications and those with liver disease.
Listening to this and I want to hear your opinion before I
launch into a couple things that I caught regarding Addie, which
is probably the worst name in the world. Who came up with this
AD D why I Addy?
Yeah. So
to me, if you got a pill that's gonna make your wife horny, and
she might pass out. It's perfect.
Yeah, genius, of course, I think was revealed more on the news
hour. Yeah, I saw this I saw the news where they discussed it
with this one woman says bull crap, it doesn't work anyway.
And by the way, this would be a very attractive drug for lesbian
bed death. But although the lesbians seem to be doing fine
using just a small amount of testosterone, which was never
mentioned in any of these reports,
you know, it's, you say that and this is the number one way that
women currently are treated. But the problem is testosterone. I
don't think there's a patent on on any of these tests, or that
it's out of patent. All these testosterone drugs are kinda
kind of generic now. You can get them compounded. There's a
million different ways to get it. So there's no real money.
And I want to mention something at that last report. The first
woman who came out and says I went and had hypnosis and she
went on and on and on. She had she this woman is a grand mom.
She apparently is just preoccupied with sex because she
did have a very apparent tongue piercing with a little boy. Oh,
okay. Yeah, so this is like sketchy. But before, before
you go into the PBS NewsHour, I wanted to play a few quick clips
from their spokes hold. I saw this woman. Let me see her name
is Amanda Parrish. I'm not sure where this first clip is from.
May have been from CBS. But I just Googled her name search for
her name. And she's been everywhere with the same story
with the same exact script. I she and her husband are the
perfect people. You know who you want to market this pill to. And
her name. Here's the first one from Amanda Parrish
says to you, Amanda and Ben Parrish were crazy about each
other when they met after their first marriages broke up. But a
few years in, things changed.
I was becoming one of those people who were trying to be in
bed and maybe pretend to be asleep before Ben came to bed.
But then Amanda signed up for a clinical trial for a little pink
pill she took every night
there's there's your sub branding the little pink pill
that's what everyone's calling it now
didn't make me feel any differently during the day. What
it did do no side effects at the end of a long
day felt the same during the day. That's a good one.
how tired I was I wanted to initiate and it was not
I wanted to initiate There you go initiate engage.
To do that things were different.
Amanda was testing a drug intended for pre menopausal
women diagnosed with what doctors call distressing low
sexual desire. In that trial funded by the drugmaker women on
the drug. Flibanserin reported improvements in sexual desire
and one more satisfying sexual event per month one
satisfying sexual event per month and women taking the drug.
We know that it works and it works experience works.
There's no perfect way to say Jack hammered her sure has their
file
driver, he or she is on CBS doctors
diagnosed Amanda Parrish with HSD D or hypoactive sexual
desire disorder a low sex drive
app to where I would be one of those women that would try to
maybe be asleep before he got to bed but parents
took part in a clinical trial for a drug called Flibanserin.
The so called Little pink pill or does again is for women what
Viagra does for men is a light switch.
It's the same as light switch.
Once it got turned on, things were fine.
Two months ago, she was practicing this on a local
station. I think it's Colorado and she's in the car stopped
practicing
her act her X
exact years there has been a pill out there to help men with
their sex drive.
You may have heard of it, you know the little blue pill
but now a pill for women is one step closer to being available.
New tonight are Talia Kaplan speaks to a woman who was part
of the clinical trial.
It's a really difficult thing to say to the man that you love
that you're not really interested in having sex with
him.
Amanda Parrish and her husband Ben live in Brentwood, but
they're in Colorado for the weekend. So we spoke with them
via Skype. She says her sex life used to be better. Lee had a
really strong chemistry about three years into the
relationship she noticed a change
I was quickly becoming one of those women who would either
pretend to be asleep before he came to bed at night. You know
come up with a headache.
So she joined the clinical trial for this pill called Flibanserin
that really was like the light switch was turned back on
there it is we've got light switch we've got it pretending
to be asleep and then finally she changed her message just a
little bit for her ABC appearance this woman was
everywhere. Cue clip Hello Lady Ada when that happens why this
like an empty clip? How can that be?
Denied involving women the drug nickname the little pink pill
Viagra for branding a key decision today. And now just one
more hurdle. Here's ABC is Lindsey Davis. Little Barry
White.
Tonight for women who may soon be dancing like a couple of
minutes. With women now one step closer to joining their frisky
male counterparts who have enjoyed the hills to help their
sex lives. For years. This little pink pill is surrounded
by big controversy. An FDA advisory panel today hearing the
pros and cons of club answering also known as the female Viagra,
some hope it will treat women with a sexual desire disorder
known to affect roughly one in 10 women, women like Amanda
Paris, she is one of the 11,000 who participated in the clinical
trial
11,000 Particularly the only 111 1000 and she's the only one
that shows up everywhere.
I can remember the very first time all of a sudden getting a
little flutter. And when I say flutter I'm not talking about a
heart rate from her. It was a little further south
was on fire my lady pots and tingling. This is disgusting.
This is so wrong. Look, before we do any further analysis, when
you get married, I bet you're in your 30s and your 40s and you
got more on kids running around your job sucks everything's you
know, you're busy you're Vinci's like this isn't very normal.
There's a million ways to get your sexual desire back. This
cannot be an actual disorder although HS D D is considered by
the DSM 345 to be a real disorder hypoactive sexual
desire disorder um When you hear what the actual effect of this
drug is, which I have here I think this is from the this is
from the PBS piece. It's definitely
a mistake for the FDA to have approved it this drug is barely
effective if it's effective at all, because its effect really
may be due to its sedative effects. This drug is as as
sedating. As for drinks.
Okay, let me get this straight. So you take it every single day.
And you're pretty much drunk all the time. Yeah, no wonder you're
ready for it. Hey, very you look very good today. I don't know
what it is. I'm not Oh, man. Just drunk. Oh, I'm blacking
out.
That's about it now. That it's a crime that they lit it is an
incredible crime. And the probably no coincidence, this
happens. At the very same moment. This promotion happens
the very same moment when we have a slew of stories about
cheating husbands. Hey, you know
Madison? Yes, of course. Now, let's stop for a second and
consider this. This public relations agency that was behind
this, who obviously is hired by a drug company, the money
producer, who hired good yeah, that they hired the hack.
Well, I don't say hired the hackers but you consider Ahmad
think about? Well, first of all, you must repent. You said the
Ashley Madison data would never see the light of day I said it
was coming and it's here.
I never said oh.
You said verbatim that data will never see
the light of day. I never said that. Yes. You did find me ever
saying that.
Okay, somebody please go say that. Good question. You said it
will never see the light of day. You said that.
I don't recall saying okay. Like if I said it, there was a
rationale behind that.
It was about it was a blackmail blackmail operation. Yes, I
now. Just blow the whole thing.
Before we get into that, I just want to finish with one thing on
this little pink pill bullshit. This is the way this is being
discussed by women is so incredibly sexist. is so messed
up shows such a lack of understanding for your male
counterpart in life. It's disturbing. Back to PBS.
Are you getting it this question of why it's taking so much
longer to come up with a drug like this for women than it was
for men? Well, it hasn't been
for want of trying pharmaceutical companies have
really been trying Viagra didn't work for women, and neither have
some other drugs. So really, women are more complicated than
men, which isn't news.
What I guess none of us could argue with, but in a good way.
Are you kidding me? Oh, I'm sorry. All we have to do is just
rub our penis and we're good to go. No, there's nothing in our
head at all. Is there's no we don't have to have any kind of
stimulus. Is that what I'm hearing? John?
I think is probably the subjects
will listen to this then this is CBS this drug.
I know some people are calling it the female Viagra. Kinda
sorta let me tell you a little bit about it. This is for women
who don't have a lot of sexual desire. In fact, some of them
had really basically no sexual desire. And by the
way, when guys are middle aged 40 or 50 That's what this that's
what this drug is really targeted towards. But of course
teenagers will be taking it. And boys will be slipping into girls
like Spanish Fly back with wine with wine, of course. So you
black out as well as the new roofie you know, when you're in
your 40s and 50s not for everybody, but maybe as a
general generalization. You know, women are looking at their
husbands going oh man, he's hairy, and he's got his big gut
hanging out and he didn't shave and then she looks at herself
because I got cellulite. There's nothing Yeah, of course this is
when you should just have four glasses of wine smoke a joint
and bang like bunnies don't take this crazy ass pill
this drug works on the brain to basically make you feel more
sexual desire.
What's interesting is that what just what you talked about? Is
that the the pleasure center often for women is the brain no
different than men
watch. I'm sorry, my pleasure centers only in my penis. This
is this is
your right this is extremely pisses me off,
you know women. Well hold on, but it's not done yet
need to be sort of emotionally stimulated in a different way.
So how does this pill
meaning men don't need any emotional stimulation? We're so
stupid.
Yeah. Just a sheep around here. Let's find a cow.
Doesn't matter. Who cares? As long as something is rubbing
against my deck. Who cares? I'm not I don't need emotional
emulation? No not at all effect that, that porn has nothing to
do with it.
I'll sit I'll tell you. I was at the FDA hearings the first time
around.
Of course, this is what's your name? This is Elizabeth Cohen,
who by the way is kind of MILFy and hot and they were trying to
get it. She has a pearly necklace on
below for this drug. And you could sense the frustration that
the FDA scientists felt because with men, it's very easy to
measure. You take a pill, do you get an erection? Or don't you
okay? This is not how Viagra works. It's not how it works,
Viagra. And I read all the descriptions and I've read all
the forums because I wanted to see what exactly is this thing
doing? It increases blood flow to make an erection easier. But
you still need to send the stimulus from the brain down to
the penis as medical fact, and they're just it's not we're not
we're just stupid
bulls. With women. It's completely different. So with
women, what they measured was Did you have a satisfying a vow?
John, let me ask you a question. You've been around. Yeah. What
do you need? Boy?
You've been around out here. But I am reliably informed that you
can turn a woman on by stimulating her genitals. Is
this not true? Is it? Do you have to rub her head instead? Is
that what you have to?
I've always found a good head massage and scratching of the
scalp? Yeah. Most of forex one,
man. So that could be anything from an orgasm to feeling closer
to your partner to feeling better self esteem. So if your
self esteem increased, you were considered a success in this
study. That's a completely different thing. Satisfying
is a euphemism.
Okay, and I'll add to that, that orgasm does not if women if you
think orgasm is the end all be all, then you're not doing it
right either. It's this is this is taking sex so out of context.
And really so sexist against men with just stupid more on caulk
rubbers. Ah, and then the kicker of this whole little banter
between these two women was this. Hey, Elizabeth,
thanks so much for this. I mean, I think that one of the big
burning questions is will we see more awkward embarrassing ads at
all times? Yes, of course. Breakfast and dinner. Yes,
of course. That's why you're there. That's why you're there
to set it all up for the embarrassing ads that are coming
from this. privately held company. Sprout pharma, who have
so far raised $100 million their private but man this is of
course going to be a bonanza. This is this is fantastic. We've
got a legal Spanish Fly now for women. Yeah, Bill Cosby is
bummed. He got caught.
This is ahead of his time.
He's a trendsetter. You're right. Total trendsetter.
This is bull crap. And I think you're I didn't take it from
this perspective. But you're right. This is a sexist. bunch
of reporters and men are so JUDY WOODRUFF right in the group.
Absolutely. And you know what, none of them have been banged
properly. If that's the thing, this is how it works.
That's the sad listen to that. You have the same record you
did. You want to play look forward to beginning because
there's a little there's they had with the NewsHour, they had
Judy interviewing the woman who hated this drug. That was a
joke. And she was the same woman who showed up on Yeah, she
showed up here and there. Yeah. And then I have Okay, she was
going she also had some Jewish doctor from Yale. Yeah. She was
just too Jewish died when the men they take this and that's
works and this will be fine. I'm gonna give it to my patients.
And the other woman meant she actually said
something, which I'm sure is in your report, she says something
even more interesting. To display it
focuses to increase sexual desire. It's a very, very
different drugs than Viagra, or any of the drugs in that
category for men. Those drugs have a distinct physical effect
basically, to increase blood flow to the penis. That's what
it does. So it's really a performance drug. Not so much a
desire drug.
And you've told us that you do plan to prescribe this drug for
some of you hell
yeah. Did you and she had her smart little white uniform on
are crazy.
Yeah, glasses that look lazy glasses. The glasses
look like the ones that kids get. If they were good doobies
at the dentist here were these glasses that'll make you feel
good. When you get all numbed up, you stupid kid.
I do plan on prescribing and under appropriate circumstances
with appropriate counseling and ruling out other things go
what kind of counseling do you need? If this is a disorder?
What kind of counseling
going on and saying, Yeah, this is the right thing to try out.
We'll give it a try.
Now, Dr. Huberman you have said you said in an interview I saw
at one point you said this is a drug that
you left out an important part of what she said John? I have
luckily I have it isolated. But
Kate
this drug is designed for women who have the fancy term is hype.
lack of
fancy term fancy, because science is fancy
sexual desire disorder women who really don't have an interest in
having sex is basically the simple way of thinking about it.
And this drug is aimed for women who are pre menopausal not
postmenopausal women, younger women. How is
it different from the drugs designed for men like Viagra?
Well, first
of all, Judy, I wish we knew exactly how it works because
it's brain chemistry stuff this age, Riedel talk about is very
tricky. Oh, we don't
know how it works. We don't know what's going to happen to us
throw stuff out. Yeah, just take this to happen.
You're just hammered all day, you're all jacked up on the
little pain pill. This is we're gonna have so many things going
wrong.
There are plenty of women. There are naturally not that
interested in sex. And I would like to see him bring in some of
these this some of this data, like there was one report we had
it on the show is about two or three years ago, where it turned
out that old virgins women who never had sex, and never had any
desire or just never had it, just you know, okay, it's their
business. live longer.
Oh, is that so? John, John, John. John, let's, let's just
let's not talk too much about that. Well, ixnay urgent. No,
no, no, no, no, no.
Now here's the other thing. That was when I knew I met one of
these women once the problem is they may live longer, but I
don't think they're that happy or normal. What I was trying to
buy this house years ago, on Moran Street in Berkeley, a
beautiful antique house with a with shades that pull up.
I can't wait to hear how this turns into an old virgin story.
There's so this woman who insisted on being called Miss
Evans. And she was an old virgin, you could just tell she
was Miss Evans. And she was always walking around, like
holding her, her hand just below her throat grasping her blouse.
Oh,
that's a toe. That is. That's a virgin tell.
And so she had an offer for the house. And this is before the
craziness of real estate where you bid over and under and all
the rest of it. This was the real real estate era where you
could buy a house less than they asked usually. But the rule was
that if you just came in with the offer for this change, by
the way, just came in at full price. They had to sell it to
you. I came in at full price. Because I wanted this place was
fantastic house. Okay. And the Miss Evans changed her mind in
violation of the law at the time. Why
did she change her mind?
Because she's an old virgin. Oh, okay.
I would like to on behalf of the curry Dvorak pharmaceutical
group, I would like to make a recommendation to all women and
all men who who have women in their lives. Please do not
encourage the taking of this pill. This is so much You're a
brave new world This is just This is a and you're on it all
the time. You take it all the time. You're hammered and jacked
up this
this is not made you can never drink a glass of wine ever if
you want to pass out you can that's the groovy part. You just
Yeah,
but it's they talk about it in the PVS report worse it's so
here. Here's my touch. You need medic medical help if you pass
out.
Yes. They have to revive you. Yeah, here is my here's my
advice. And John you you tell me if I'm on the on the mark with
this. I believe you can forego the little pink pill and take
the little pink no agenda solution. Two glasses of
champagne. The second glass you mix a little bit of grandma on
yay in there. Good. Good to go.
It's a fact. Well, that would probably work on most normal
people question.
But I need your opinion on the difference between champagne and
Prosecco. Okay, champagne. I love champagne. I can't afford
it.
Here. Yeah, you can you just don't know where to how to buy
it. Would you please
tell me because I'd then resort to the prosecco which is, you
know, to me seems like kind of cheap.
Doesn't have any real champagne flavors. posted. My wife likes
Prosecco to achieve the cheese. Big champagne collector.
Champagne, of course was made in one very limited area of France.
And it's called the champagne your area and it's where you
get all the good stuff. That's the only thing you cannot name
it. Champagne lessons from the champagne. Yeah,
really, unless, you know, well, you can but you will be
violating some international treaties.
Overall. There you go. It's possible but you might go to
jail. International Criminal Court.
Yeah. Well, so we have these sparkling wines all over the
world of French grow copies of their own champagne all over the
world and they make very good copies of here and there. They
make a decent they make a decent one. In in Brazil, Chandon does
there's a whole bunch of in California many of them are
credible. Prosecco is a different is made like champagne
was made with a specific grape it has bubbles, it has bubbles
and it turns out to be for the price and astonishing product.
Oh yeah. To get a good if you find a really good dry Prosecco
it doesn't have the flavor profile of champagne doesn't
even come close flavor prints very refreshing and this is
taste is not it's not harsh. I don't like this Spanish
champagnes, for example. And I've never been a fan too much
of the German sect. The Spanish ones are called Qobuz. The
German ones are called sect. There are various bubblers all
over the country of France. Blanket dilla mo I've had some
of those that are quite tasty. The LA Valley has tons of
sparklers and that at reasonable prices 1213 1415
Okay, so
I'd like nothing against
I'd like a recommendation for champagne. Yeah, and cheaper.
What is the most affordable champagne? Yeah. And what is the
most recommended Prosecco according to the current
divorce?
I hate to give you the I don't drink Prosecco. But I do know,
because we found the kind of pink labeled Prosecco. That is
kind of silly. But it's true. That Kirkland Kirkland Prosecco
from Costco. That's got kind of a pink label
that we see is really good. Okay, and what does that cost?
12 bucks. Perfect. Okay, so the Kirkland Prosecco. Oh, yes, I
see the pink label here. It looks very girly.
It's very girly. And it's extremely it's a
little pink bottle
that's better. Cheaper Yeah, much cheaper.
Although I'm sure there will be all kinds of whoa you have to
put the little pink pill has to be insured like Viagra I believe
Viagra is a is a covered by insurance is it not?
I think it is in some some plans.
I think Obamacare covers maybe they probably need this.
Anyway they Prosecco that Prosecco is gonna give you a
headache. That's The Good Wife is preoccupied with drinking
stuff that won't give her a headache and she doesn't get a
headache. Yeah, and
and subsequently no headache. Bingo, Boom shakalaka Johnny
Boy. See, it works. And for some Panya what would you recommend
in the affordable category?
Well, there's a lot of them a lot of them there tend to be
what's called a grower champagne. There's a lot of
independent little growers that make they sell usually their
most of their grapes are the big houses which would include mom
and Mo a and got both Clicquot and does a bunch of these big
giant houses a huge champagne houses there's actually a code
on a champagne bottle, very small code with a number next to
it at the usually at the bottom of a label. And most of the time
you see the two letters in M, which means negocio. Merchandise
now I can remember the codes meaning but that means that's
usually a big house. The the r m is the yes right negotiating
manufacture the r m if you see a little r, r m means resultant or
grower manufacturing, you find that that little code on there,
that means the guy who made the champagne is the guy who grew
the grapes. And he made the service like homemade goes
aren't always cheap. There. You can get good ones for 2324
bucks.
Good noted, and we'll put that in the show notes.
But look at the good guys look at the Google champagne codes.
And you'll find a list of these codes. There's like one for the
co op wines. There's one for the big big houses and one for the
little guys. Just look at you look at the bottle.
There you go your champagne, you're prepping advice, what to
get for the bunker. And women have the no agenda, Gizmo
nation, please do not take this bill. This is not necessary. And
John, I'd be happy to show you how to how to get around it for
Alright, so we're I've asked the chat room to find me the clip
where you said that Ashley Madison data would never see the
light of day. Of course what I've been waiting for is and
this is the context in which we discussed it is the OPM data if
you if you can cross reference all of the OPM data which was
stolen and 22 million federal employees, former federal
employees and employees who have not even never even made the
cut. This is the security background check where all of
your life is Uh, was the is the f 986 or something, I think the
form is called. Now we have this, this dump, which to me is
just a shot across the bow.
Well, if it came out the way it came out, I would have to agree
that something like that is going on and a good database
coming in it knows how to do merge purge, yeah, sure you make
hay with this stuff, you then get a whole the other stuff,
which I believe will happen. Now, what immediately came out
as a part of this, and I think Ashley Madison was also very
scammy because it turns out, you actually could register the
emails were not checked when you registered your account. And I
looked today, there was a another list of emails by
category and you know, like everyone at IBM and you see
email addresses like Bill gates@ibm.com. Okay, so we get
it. And I believe people were being blackmailed, just with
these phony baloney accounts where someone would go in
register, for instance, would be J john@dvorak.org. And then you
would get an email that said, hey, look, you know, here's your
account, it's, it's your email address, and you're on Ashley
Madison, you cheating scumbag? Send me some bitcoins or
otherwise, which of course what bitcoins really good for that
for blackmail purposes, send me some bitcoins, or otherwise, you
know, we just might have to let somebody know that you're a
cheating douchebag
but I have been signed up for stuff I'd never signed up for
that or no one signed me up by me, but somebody did sign me up
for J date.
Is that the Jewish thing?
Yeah. For a long time, I kept getting these come ons because
all these operations do the same thing. They send you a bunch of
bull crap, oh, someone so wants to meet you so and so wants to
know more? And he you bullcrap, then this is what they all do.
In fact, their story that is underplayed about the Ashley
Madison thing was the woman who said she was paid $35,000 a year
to create hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of bogus women for
the Ashley Madison science
right now I do know a woman who was registered and who went on
multiple dates. And I think we discussed this and she told me
Yeah, you've you know Yes, we did discuss this in the show yes
on the show. And she said there was a lot of politicians a lot
of pilots Does that ring a bell? We talked about it there are a
lot of pilots who she zone met up with and doctors and but
definitely in the DC area. Just tons of there's got to be tons
of policy and I checked I checked your email address and
it showed up in that email address searcher that work I
look check your email address, obviously.
Thanks. Thanks for trusting me. That's why I mind anything? No,
we'll check it out on J day.
You know, so, but this all kind of beautifully came together the
same minute at the same time as we've got this, this drug that
of course your man will never want to cheat on you when you
take in the little pink pill because you'll just be lubed in
lubed and waiting all day long. Along with another
distraction is something of a coincidence.
Well, then at the same time, we also had the subway pedo bear
Well, I don't know about the subway. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, you do. This is the guy who was the spokes hole for
so subway
it's such a mid subway as an underground No. So this is the
subway. Hey, man. I always think I'm sorry. I would always think
that it was a Quiznos operation. Oh,
you know this, they had this guy for three months. So this is not
like all of a sudden they know they had this guy for three
months they decided to do the perp walk and everything today
come and a
friend of mine pointed out that there was a game that was out
there. You know, what's a game? No,
no. What is this?
What did we get into Jarrods pan
I have a confession to make that for ever since I've been in
Austin. At least in in town. So good three years. I have had a
thing for subway. And there's a subway now
too. Oh, you're good. Okay, not good. What? Go on. I had one
subway once in my life. It was terrible. So
I have a thing for there's only one thing I get I get it
consistently. I go to the subway on South Congress. And I have
the footlong nine grain honey oat veggie not toasted with
pepper jack, lettuce, tomato, onions, jalapenos, salt and
pepper mayonnaise and a little bit of honey mustard. And I have
it with a root beer. And I sit there and I watch everybody and
I root beer. Yeah. And I eat it barks root beer and I eat it in
the sub way and I just watched and it's a very friendly place
and was hey, when you open the doors kind of like a sushi
restaurant, you know where they become into a sushi restaurant
they go Yeah, and they here's like, Hey, welcome to Subway,
how you doing? So when this thing hit my first inclination,
my first desire was, oh man, I really want that veggie sandwich
from Subway. So I went, it was packed. So they can't be
complaining because I think they had a record day.
That's interesting. But now as you say that it doesn't surprise
me.
It was packed John, busier than I've ever seen it good, but
there's no such thing as bad publicity. Exactly. Exactly.
Yeah. But that also came out coincidentally the same day, you
know, we have all these all these things happening.
Yeah, it's a lot of Activity. Activity. A lot of activity to
biomar Crap.
Yeah. Well, there was there was we might as well stick with Big
Pharma. CBS had another shilling story for the four big
pharmaceutical and they really lay it on thick here. This is
about the I should get the echo here. Super lice.
Have you heard about the Super lice? I have not heard about the
Super lice. Well, they get off these network TV shows I
shouldn't be super lice. So that wasn't on the network TV network
news.
This is CBS. This is CBS with Gail. This is
the morning. Morning Show. Yeah, yeah. That's where they think
they do the dry runs for what they're gonna put on the reel.
But this is you also sell to the moms. This is something for
mom's mom. Very important. Nice.
By the way. I have to mention something here because I've
commented on this before, this entire week. Charlie Rose is a
substitute for Scott Pelley on the CBS national network news.
Now here's a guy. I said this before. He's getting up at four
in the morning to do that. Two and a half hour, two hour three
hour show that that you just are going to cite in a minute, the
morning show on CBS. He does his interview show every night on
PBS, which also gets syndicated the Bloomberg. He's got the new
weekend show that he does. And now he's doing this the news as
a substitute host and he has to do two shows because the CBS of
all the networks does two of them. They do East Coast edition
and West Coast edition. Right, right. How does this guy is
going to try to top Sean Hannity for working himself then he's
going to drop dead.
Put it in the book right next to Bill. So here's the CBS story
about Super lice. For years,
it's there's been sort of a confusing phenomenon that's
happening with lice. There are more cases each year since the
90s. Even though schools have screening programs, all evidence
show that parents are more aware of it. And there's this easy
access to over the counter drugs. Well, now we have one
explanation as to why which is that lice are mutating become
resistant to the most common group of drugs used over the
counter.
Okay, so the old grew old group of drugs common over the
counter, no good
to treat them. So researchers looked at 30 states in 25 of
those states, the lice had what what was called a triple genetic
mutation.
This is gonna give me nightmares, a triple genetic
mutation, which makes them
completely 100%.
cootie from owl, so they're resistant to the old stupid lay
mass over the counter drugs you can only only guess what's
coming
and inform more states the lice had intermediate level of
resistance
intermediate.
I'm still here. So no matter how hard parents are trying to
treat, it might not be effective. What
can parents do then if their kids get headlines? Oh, what can
you do John? What what is the number one thing every single
commercial says you can do if your kid if you for any of you?
Yeah, shave your head and then rub it with, with Clorox that
will kill them.
No, how can you treat it? Sure. Well, the
good news is there are still several good news scription
treatments are fully effective even against these drug
resistant lice. So very
strong though these prescription what are they really strong
medicine some parents probably don't want to put really strong
shortage and some of their kids had a number
of prescription meds are not necessarily more strong than
what you can get over the counter, but they are more
effective and they are still safe. We'll have to change our
approach instead of our first step being
Oh, listen, hello parents. This is here's the mind control. You
need to change your approach
to head to the drugstore. If your child is diagnosed with
what do you do? The first step really should be to pick up the
phone and call the doc call your
doctor. Yeah, when you have erectile dysfunction or your
kids got super lice, call your doctor.
And it's not just medications that we need to use the nit comb
okay the nit comb. No, this was interesting and this was a
Deconstructor by one of our knights. Sir slough, the bottom
of the screen when she says the nit comb Have you ever heard of
the nit comb?
You use a nit comb if you have pets
it says head lice.org So there's a website head lice.org And if
you answer slough did a reverse DNS which is something I should
have thought of. There. So the reverse DNS shows, other anti
lice sites such as non nit policy.com malathion.com Skin
parasite.org Skin parasite.com head lice.org And these are all
registered to the national pediculosis Association. Founded
in 1983, the National pediculosis What does
pediculosis me
head lice I'm sure it does. It means children would be the pad
you close the skins ailments or something like that's where I
break it down on top my head but I'm sure it's got something to
do with children, their skin and bugs.
Well, it's a 501 C three nonprofit volunteer organization
and they have scientific advisors who are dedicated to
protecting children that environment from misuse and
abuse of over the counter chemical treatments for license
prescription pediculus does pediculus pedunculus I said
You're killing me he proceeds from the lice Meister comb allow
NPA to be self sustaining and accomplish its mission. So it's
a commercial for these guys.
To call the likes Meister calm Yeah,
very low status is an infestation of lice. And you go
okay,
so this is just a triple whammy on forget those drugs, get the
call your doctor, get the good drugs, get the comb in and
people wonder if
this is good. This is played as news of course has Morning News
effective. The medications are most effective at killing the
insects themselves. But they're not that effective at killing
the eggs. If you don't get the nits which are the eggs out of
the head. The lice will continue to reproduce, and they're
really, really hard to get right up.
Again, I would like to ask our resident physician Professor
Dvorak, what do you recommend once again, if your child
appears to have head lice pediculosis
I would say shave the head and rub it down with a combination
of tar. And I would also recommend maybe alcohol 100%
Alcohol and perhaps dip the child into a vat of boiling
water.
I thought the kerosene on fire I thought would be your foreign
kerosene.
That's the other method.
Wow, man. It's almost a eugenics operation. This I'm telling you,
I'm
telling you this is crazy. Now I think that what you've spotted,
I would hope what you spotted was an was a an advertisement.
That was a native advertising. I'm hoping otherwise they were
stupid.
No, it's a complete native ad. Absolutely. Absolutely. And I
have to, I have to put Well, when you're done I have to play
the native ad of the day. Okay,
let's get to that in one second. Just want to do one little make
good. We got a very long email from Let me see. Christina Lake
Harriman, doctor of the dentist, DMD. And she took, she likes her
show that she her husband is sad, she hasn't listened that
much longer anymore. She's a whole bunch of stuff. It's a
very long effed up well, she's very, I'm a dentist, I practice
it Community Health Clinic. And we had a conversation about
fluoride in the water. And what and we said two things, because
I did go back and listen to it. One thing we said is too much
fluoride can result in fluorosis which is very bad, which he
agrees with, but somewhere and I don't know if it was you, or or
I or both. And I don't want to accuse you anymore, because you
just say you never said it. Out of the conversation came that
fluoride actually causes cavities. I don't think we meant
to. We intended to say it that way. But she just wants us to
know under no circumstance does fluoride cause cavities. She
agrees with fluorosis she says, absolutely no reason for it to
be forced on you. It doesn't have to be in the water. But she
was very, very frustrated. She's and she said made the analogy
said look, whenever there's something about aviation, I
trust you. And she says, There is no way fluoride does not He
unequivocally does not cause cavities. So we study
reveals preschool children's tooth decay rates doubled after
fluoridation became cut Kentucky law.
Yeah, that's the story you read. That's the story in 1987 28%
of Kentucky preschoolers develop cavities. That number increased
to 47% in 2001, according to the July August 2003, Journal of
Pediatric Dentistry Now there can be
all kinds of are you with them? Yes. And that could be all kinds
of causation. But I just needed to say we of course will listen
to what an actual dentist has to say by the way, she was the only
dentist who said anything we have a number of them listening.
So I don't know if she is a unicorn in this. I said unicorn.
Okay, native I have today unicorn
more often we do native ad of
the day.
All right, so I've gotten my I've got the I did watch.
Alright, so I went over again, I'm watching the news from the
network's for the next three weeks, three networks three
weeks. So I it's ABC they don't do it every day and it's always
in the C Block by the way. You see runs on a four block system
the C Block is where you want to put that it's the perfect place.
Yeah, and it's at the end of the C Block just before you go to
the it's almost like the circular writing theory a little
bit we're not quite but but it's got it's important I gotta I
gotta study this so this one they were doing a story about
gas explosions all over the country everyone's and they had
all the networks did this story where you know gas blinds are
blowing up everywhere and so there's something to you know,
they're trying to promote that idea and they have but they have
great spectacular explosions of houses that some people got on
catch we
sometimes think might be drone strikes
Yeah, well the way these blow up they're definitely not drone
strikes. But they're beautiful. Unless it's your house. Well no,
I wouldn't want my house doing that. But they just get just
something to see I have to say. So here we go. Now this isn't
this is the Monday show they always did seems to me I've
noticed this before I think it's Monday they do they load up on
native ads and they back off and then they put other kinds of
advertising but but see if you can spot the two, two in 26
seconds to always do it's always do as bang though. Okay,
here we go. Starbucks tonight we've learned adding a new
ingredient to its Pumpkin Spice Latte.
Oh, can you do this every year the stupid Pumpkin Spice Latte
can.
The company today announcing the drink will be made with real
pumpkin and without caramel coloring? It's on sale this
fall. Papa John's famous gold Camaro has now been found the
classic see plenty to cover today stolen from a car show in
Detroit on Sunday. John Schnatter selling it in 1983
using the money to start his business later buying that car
back. Great news tonight the car has been found.
That's pretty. Pretty blatant.
28 seconds to ADS probably cost him a fortune. Very good. With
that. I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning
to you John C where the C stands for Sean pine Yeah, Dvorak
Oh, in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry also in the morning
y'all chips to see boots on the ground feet in the air and subs
in the water and in the morning game sites out there.
Indeed. In the morning everyone in the chat room. No agenda
stream.com. Good to see y'all there lined up good to go all
jacked up on your little pink pill. And thank you very much to
PewDiePie one of our nogen artists who came in with the
artwork for episode 748. And what was what was the artwork on
but just go check it out. And this was the lone rat episode
and the artwork was oh, yes, it was our the old lady dragging
the poison. What was this in reference to? It was I totally
remember why we chose this now.
It was fun with something that he said in the show is about,
about terrorists about oh, no, it was it was rad. It was the
rat poison and it was I don't know.
It was a nice good looking piece of art for sure. Old lady
carrying poison
something we accepted for that episode because it had meaning
it did. And so if we listen to the episode again, I'm sure we'd
figure it out. Oh, and
here we go. And a note to to Sir Paul. That seems registration
for the no agenda art generated our comm website is not working.
So the people who are frustrated they want to give us art.
I'll send them a note not cool. All right. So we have the
executive producer, one executive producer and three
Associate Executive Producers Okay. Luckily the one executive
producer was big spender, and that is sure is that search st
and I know what the st is st Felter are also wants to be
known as rogue with a G or H O H G
Okay Sir at St Felter road
I don't know well the rug no this is this just the way it
came up on the on the thing so I wrote it into the thing to send
to Eric for the listing because he sent this it was sent in as a
check, actually a postal money order and he sent had his long
note attached and he said st Felter aka rogue or ho ag I
don't know if he's 90 Didn't put us we I had a bunch of everyone
else kind of sealed the envelope, and neither Nighthawks
for many moons I've been waiting for just the right time to make
a sizable donation you know, for the good of the cause. When you
announced the club membership and cloud club number membership
plan, so he's in the 750 club by the way. Oh, right. Okay, which
is the next show on Sunday? But do you put him in today or
several hours? Of course, I thought it was truly a worthy
goal and began to plan accordingly. And now he goes
through his thought thought process with a stream of
consciousness note show 726 Now no thing Sherway show seven was
but as I hadn't saved enough yet I didn't think I could make it
in time. Wait until show 800 which will be a big show and
when he's gonna celebrate Big Show. Sure fine for me. But what
about you guys? Adam needs help with the downpayment on the
airstream do some waiting that long wasn't gonna fly.
And it's really putting money back into the show. The
Airstream is all about the show.
Yeah, he's gonna go floating around. Yeah, you know, you know
somebody's guy. We should you won't paint it up. That's the
kind of thing who
said I wouldn't paint we paint it up. I could put a decal on
it.
Yeah, put a big decal on it. I
need a decal.
You need a decal on the back for short or across the back under
the window that says no agenda show.com I think we should make
it the little pink pill tour. Okay, sounds good. Yeah, yeah, I
like it sounds hazard ring to it. The other possibility was
show 750 right smack in the middle of the 700 series not too
soon for the sake of my bank account, not too late for the
sake of yours. As I noodled on the option other coincidental
aspects became apparent my eldest son was born on 330 My
youngest was born on 420 Wow. And the show was good it just
happens when was he conceived? That's
the question
and make a note as for his birthday, His birthday is next
Sunday. Oh, I'm not on the list was next Sunday. Why
would you be on the Why am I making a note?
I don't know somebody make a note. Just
hold on. Hold on a second attention back office make a
note make a note for next day make a note All right, they're
alerted? I don't think so. I don't think so either. Well, I
typically I've been less have less faith in Union
synchronicity that then what well, I typically have less even
less faith in unions synchronous synchronicity than I do in
singing drunkenness city. The karmic breadcrumbs were too
obvious to even for even this this simple reason to ignore Oh
anyway sending a check. I'm sending an actual check the only
thing that can screw this up besides me is that the US Postal
Service which does a great job by the way, my silly suit we
talked about this you know? I silly superstitious nature
believes that I can only but help begin to help my karma
Okay, he says oh, he says it would be better for his karma if
we didn't have Pay Pal fees. And then he says Amen fist bump, no
other requests. But he gets that internet karma.
Thank you very much. rho.com highly appreciated.
Got Hamilton comes in as Associate Executive div producer
from fair played Merrill fairplay, Maryland. 234561 of my
favorite, favorite numbers. He has a lengthy note too, and get
to give you the cues for the sound effects he wants. I heard
it's gone followed by the isolated blood curdling scream.
Okay, I'm not sure where the ISO is what to look for it. Okay.
Yeah.
Okay. A few nights ago, a local PBS channel broadcasts a
documentary about the 70s which featured a segment about a
government attempt to establish the family Hour, which would
have prohibited provocative or inappropriate material on TV
between seven and nine. I thought that was in play. As
this was presented clips from mash, and all in the family were
being shown to illustrate the type of material which would
have been blocked in that time slot. They then showed news
footage featuring interviews with First Amendment supporters
who were speaking out against this government censorship.
Among them most vocally was Norman Lear. Creative All in the
Family now well known to na listeners as the founder of the
Li Er Foundation, which channels the voice of the government in
supplying TV and movie writers and producers with agenda laden
content straight from the Obama Rottweil Whitehouse so first we
see the progressive liberals of the 70s going up against the
censoring Nixon conservatives and rightfully championing free
speech. Now we see these very same liberals shouting down
anyone who dares to disagree with them and telling people
what to think. With only one ad Batman. Thankfully, we have you
to help us to see this bullcrap for what it is God I love you
guys, your semi weekly cerebral clinic cleansing a second only
to the daily morning coffee. I share with my loving wife thanks
for all you do. Give yourselves karma. Absolute and her head is
you've got a Karma a good one. Scream I think is better than
the classic. What's the name of that? The old one the famous
one. Oh, the Vandenberg scream are those something screamed
people in the chat room. No, this one. You thought anyway,
we'll see none important. Brian Hall he is though. He's in Ann
Arbor, Michigan. He gave his $233.73 and again check over the
transom. Another note in the mail
and with this donation he becomes a knight I believe.
Well, let's find out by reading the no i Baronet. He's a
Baronet. He's upgraded. Yes. In the morning, gentlemen, and
close find a view to 3373 which By my calculation below should
confer Baronet status. Jingle requests unless you've played it
30 times already. Obama. K L. F doctor in the TARDIS. No, no,
no. Oh, what? Which ones that?
I don't know.
We have. So my next. My thanks to you and all our producers in
great labs. And inside the show is truly truly a sanity saving
comfort. I was talking to a friend recently about hitting
people in the mouth. Something both of us tried to do but find
difficult. The moment you say mainstream media, you know the
listeners thinking oh, it's one of those guys. But he's thinking
is the guy this is the solo the lone wolf, who's got his
Logitech webcam, and he's mounted it on his monitor and
he's three feet or three feet. He's two feet away from it. And
he's yelling at you on YouTube. That that's one of those guys.
So I pondered for a time and came up with what I hope is a
decent minimally alienated pitch. No agenda is a serious
comedy that analyzes both left and right media exposing
ignorance stupidity, corruption and lies, lies or very
succinctly M S T. And that got blood mst 3k for MSNBC. Okay,
perhaps this will help other no agenda producers, maybe spark
some debate and we can refine it to truly effective elevator
pitch. And I stole the M S t 3k. Bit from anyone I don't didn't
do so consciously. Here we go. This is one of the three Oh, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no. No. Hey. Hey, you're my house. Hey.
Nice. Thank you very much. Now what I mentioned that proposal I
put forth to harass celebrities that with high numbers,
especially the million Yes,
I've seen some of this happening.
100,000 And plus, yes, we have a number of people that are doing
this to an extreme in one case, but I thought it was great now.
I caught Chris Dunn channel with within two minutes of her
posting I told her listen to the show. And she said she will
really and then repost it and who is she? She is an actress
singer that she's she won I don't know if she went to gym
when the 20 but she should have won the Tony for those last
season. It's
pronounced Choni.
The Choni Yeah, that's
how Liza Minella says it the Tony Chung.
She she's a fantastic singer and very, pretty famous. You can
look her up. And so she said she will and so I so that got a
whole buzz going with a bunch of other new all your should. Yes,
your show. Oh, excellent. So we can keep going that little mini
buzzes and all we need is one or two of these celebrities to
retweet to retweet their millions, that they listen to
this show. And it's pretty good. Yeah, because the celebrity
retweeting to like let's say that some of these singers have
like 20 million people. Don't be a few people that pick up on it.
So this is an important initiative. I would invite every
version. Yes, we encourage more of that. Absolutely.
And finally, our last, our last the Associate Executive,
Fisher's Tao Hui and dalla Tao armed Allah. Thou under law in
Martin's dick. Unit nailed it. On the Dutch news, they spent 30
seconds on Donald Trump, Donald Trump hard to stop his campaign
had to stone it had to stop his campaign. Oh, I hadn't stop
looking. I'm still on this. I'm still in this. Wrong. What
are you doing with all your time? Man, we don't have time to
fix your computer system.
I don't have time to swap two monitors. Yes. I
don't know why. Sorry.
I just because I add that to the shows are so tired. I have a
couple of shots and I take a nap. And then I forget every
smoke some crack
for a few days, because he had to show up in court. Not that he
committed a crime but he has jury duty. That was it. Nothing
else. How obvious is that the Dutch will only remember Trump
and show up in court. Live Live with life at these was supposed
to say suck. Life Would Suck Without the no agenda show.
Yeah, exactly. Well, that's how it's done. That is how it's
done. He's a big joke. Yeah. And I know how that works. I didn't
know that I read Dutch newspapers, I read lots of
stuff. I'm on all of the all of the good lists for Dutch
information because you get a lot of European Union type news.
And then you'd learn things. And what I see is something comes
out, then within an hour, they have a translated version that
just looks scanning radar online. They're scanning CNN.
They're just scanning all the news feeds oh, here's a story
and they just translate it to Dutch and then they call it
reporting. So someone's like, hey, we have to make this Trump
look like a dick here. That's ratings. Hey. So then they pick
that?
Yeah. So have you noticed the latest meme? I saw we saw this
meme when it started. Yeah. Or when it began, which was the low
information voter. There was starting to show up.
Let me just do the karma for everybody. And I'm sorry. Yeah.
So thank you all, to our sole executive producer, rogue, and
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Our formula is this. We go out? We hit people in the mouth
a citizens
slave Do you want to Trump?
I don't have anything on Trump, I don't think but I have
mentioned that I have noticed his new meme, which is that
people who will vote for Trump are idiots. No one was well
educated will vote for Trump. That's,
that's the meme. Now. Of course, you're a moron. You're an idiot.
One right. And you went to college, you're not voting for
Trump.
I love the Sandra Taylor. Former penthouse pet. She came out and
said he's amazing in bed is good. This is good. And that's
good. I want my president to do a good good job in the bedroom.
No need for the little pink pill. And they're trying
everything. They really are trying it and also I saw him
last night I watched he did a town hall is getting a little
disappointing. You know, it's repeating the same stories and
he said, you know, shake it up a little bit. I don't need to hear
a note one more time that you're great in negotiations. Because
you got it was it mela Largo della della del Margaux whatever
that place in flow. I don't need to hear that. You did a
great Florida. Yeah. Del Mar. Del Monaco's it was
this the place that he turned into a big club? Yeah,
yeah. So as I L bar was at Del Mar. Yeah.
And so it's just getting a little He's liking
his properties constantly. Well, very good. Because he figures
his and he
still he's still saying Carl Icahn. He's still saying
Kravitz, you know, all this stuff. So that's just getting a
little old. He needs to change that up a bit. Although he knows
better than anybody. The repetition works in mainstream
media. Just repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat. And then we have
some douchebag from ABC who's trying to set him up which
almost sounded like, you know, it was meant to give him more
steam because that's what happens with him.
We asked Trump about a phrase, he's using more and more anchor
babies to describe children of undocumented immigrants born in
the US. Trump says the parents have the child so they're not
deported. That's an offensive term. People find that hurtful.
You mean it's not politically correct, and yet everybody uses
it.
Look it up in the dictionary. It's offensive.
I'll use the word anchor baby. Excuse me.
I use the word anchor baby.
Look it up in the dictionary man. Does a dictionary now
include for does it say phrases offensive? Does it say that?
I don't know that. I didn't know it was offensive until that guy
spoke. That way.
He says look it up in the dictionary. Mr. Trump. Let me
see anchor baby. Definition I guess, definition? Let's see. Do
we have a definition? Urban Dictionary? American Heritage
Dictionary. It doesn't even seem to be in the dictionary. Oxford
Oxford dictionary will take Oxford dictionary for $15.
Please Alex used to used to refer to a child born to a non
citizen mother in a country which has a birthright
citizenship, especially when viewed as providing an advantage
to family members seeking to secure citizenship or illegal
residency. What did he call it?
The offensive? Oh, it
doesn't say offensive in the dictionary was not
offensive. In my life lies. Lies, media lies.
so surprising. media lies. Okay, I was my sort of
the way I want to use people should look into this the
apparently the 14th amendment the way it's written? Yeah. And
then the intent of the 14th Amendment never had it really
doesn't allow for this anchor baby. thing. It's just been was
kind of accepted as part of a Supreme Court decision at some
point that could still be overturned is just very sketchy.
He's a Trump's on to something with this.
Yeah, I think he has to, you know, his whole plan is up to
the Ford to the 14th amendment that you want to just explain,
maybe we should just read it to people. It's not that large. Is
it?
Yeah. Why don't you read it? It has to do it was it was designed
to make it make blacks that were slaves. Citizens. It that's what
it was about. And in fact, the 14th Amendment didn't even make
American Indian citizens even though they were
here we go amendment 14. And this is real time. This is what
we do. This is what is not done. On any other news program.
There'll be a say it's bullshit. That's not how it works. And you
know, baby, if you just read the Constitution, not a big
document, section one, all persons born or naturalized in
the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction they're of,
that's the hedge, as far as I'm concerned, are citizens of the
United States and of the state wherein they reside, no state
shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the
privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States,
nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty or
property without due process of law, nor deny to any person with
it within its jurisdiction, the equal protection of the laws. So
how do you how do you read that?
Well, I would say that the jurisdiction to phrase would
negate illegals coming over. Yeah. And then having a baby and
claiming it's in America. I
agree. It's I think it is sketchy. And I don't think it
was written well, really.
No, but the notes that came with it, because it was art debated.
And the guy who apparently initiated the amendment
discussed this, because even the American Indians weren't
included at first, right. They had their own nations at the
time. And it's only recently that many of them became dual
citizen recently, like the last 50 7500 years. And they still
have their own passports, a lot of the tribes.
So your techies, you think he's onto something with this?
I think he is onto something if people will actually give it
some thought, because it's a joke. And oh, I think because
there's always the breaking up the family. That's what Chuck
Todd did to Trump. Oh, yeah. Do you think it's good to break up
families? And Trump's that's what No, I want to get rid of
all of them just move the whole family
because they can come back, you know, I want to give them an
opportunity to come back. But yeah, and as someone who went
through this process twice, the N admittedly, to obtain legal
status. Of course there was love involved. It's a it's a tedious,
expensive process. It's not it's not easy and that should be made
cheaper. This is me off the department is now the Department
of Homeland Security instead of Department of State. They have
all these fees. And when you do the so called, What is it the
biometrics so you have to do your fingerprints and the
retinal scan. The charge for that for filing the paperwork is
$420, which is
this is ridiculous. Why are they charging us at all the taxpayers
are picking up most of this anyway? Well, it's
just to put it in your face. Like, for 20. Bitches. We
slipped it for 20 into our fee structure. How cool are we?
They're all high over there. Yeah. Why
would it be for 20? That's a good point. I'm just fun
somebody, right? That's somebody's idea of a joke. It's
funny. Because why would it be? Why would it be that number?
Nobody comes up with that number. Nope. Out of the blue?
No. 425 is probably a better number if you're gonna go with
those kind of fractional numbers. All right. So I'm
watching there's a video going around. I was gonna clip it and
I sent him that clip in this. It was about it was in the
Huffington Post.
I have some video Why didn't you click learn about the white?
Yes. Why didn't you call it feminist? Yes, that's a great
here I have it we need to
listen to the show because I have a clip that tops it to such
an extreme but I want you to play your clip. Yeah. Which is
the clip I didn't take I know I'm regret reading my decision.
Yeah. Should this is a ridiculous and it was slammed
over and over. They talked about how Taylor Swift and they all
blow crap.
So this is Huffington Post, and it is two women who work for the
Huffington Post's zebra, or zebra zebra bleh, who is the
voices culture writer, which is huffington post code for Black.
And Emma Gray, who is the Senior women's editor. So you hear
these two women in this clip? I'm doing it to give you two
words. Two definitions. One is sis CI S, which is just like we
all know what it is that refers to cisgender. You're familiar
with the term cisgender?
Yes, I'm familiar with it. It's another one of those derisive
terms that are or insult terms that people should be called out
for using these words. cisgender means
you were born in the body you want to be in IE your quote
unquote, normal or your,
your asis male knows it's never used that way. Sis, male means
you're a creep. It's always used that way. Yeah, of
course. But it says yes, of course it is. But that it is, it
has its origin in Latin derived prefix assists meaning on this
side of which is an antonym for the Latin derived prefix trans.
So it's the opposite of trans.
If somebody calls you a sis male, Tom, you'd find this deed
say this, these words, I find using that term is deeply
offensive. I'm a person, you cannot stereotype me. Those
words are the ones you want to use exactly what I said.
I want to write that down. Could you just stereotype
and I find it incredibly offensive to be called that I'm
a person. You're trying to stereotype me? Yeah. And give
them a nasty look.
And yes, and there's another word that is used
intersectionality. Yeah. Which is the study of intersections
between forms or systems of oppression, domination and
discrimination. This is one of the most horrific and this is
just the war on men. The war on white men going one step
further. If you're a white feminist, you better check your
privilege. B arches
are the term white feminism we use lately?
Yeah, I have not heard the term white feminism use at all lately
have you
know, after Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift's Twitter exchange
or when people critique ACOs girls, but what does it mean?
Basically, white feminism is feminism that ignores
intersectionality
intersectionality. There it is, ignores intersectionality
because you're oppressing the black woman, white woman. So
not all feminists who are white are white feminists.
But most white feminists are white.
Oh, wow. Let me just make sure I got that right. Most white
feminists are white. We agree. But
white feminists are white.
I think she said most. That's what she said. She
said most. And that, of course brought a bunch of commentators.
feminists who are white are white feminists,
but most white feminists are white
about most moron The Huffington Post are morons
because white people just don't have to think about things like
race on a daily basis.
Why? Think about it, and we're not
just pulling the race card. white feminism excuse the
experiences of basically anyone who's not white, sis and
straight. Here's why that's
white, sis and straight. That may be a show title. White sis
and straight
offends me too much so
problematic. First, it assumes the way white women experience
misogyny is the way all women experience misogyny. And that's
just not true. white
feminism aims to close the wage gap between men and women. But
what it fails to recognize is that most of the time Latina and
black women make even less than white women
and police brutality should be viewed as a feminist issue, but
it doesn't affect white women, the way it affects women of
color. If Sandra Bland had been a white woman with a simple
traffic stop had resulted in an arrest. Would she be viewed as a
loud angry black woman? What she'd be dead?
This was very offensive what they're saying here very
offensive. This Sandra Bland who had a history of mental illness,
which I don't mention here who was yelling at the cop who did
say you know I'm gonna kill you. There's lots of lots of video
that has not been shown you know, if a white if a white
woman had done that and been allowed white woman and she had
been in a cell and she had previous suicide attempts and
suffered from depression, yes, she might be dead.
white feminism ignores the role that whiteness plays in creating
things like beauty standards, for example, this is okay,
they show a picture of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
cover, where you see a girl hunched from from behind and you
see her butt sticking out. But this isn't. And then they show
Nicki Minaj, which has all album cover, which has all kinds of
sexually explicit terminology. And it really looks different.
It really is. If you had showed me a a forbidden cover with a
black woman on Switzer Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. I
would have agreed with you. This was a specious argument
why women are most often the faces of feminism, Tina Fey,
Tara Swift, Amy Schumer have been able to break into
industries that have been dominated by sis white men.
How about, I don't know Oprah? How about Gail Shepard? How
about Rihanna? How about Beyonce? Are you fucking kidding
me?
But black women, women of color. We face barriers that white
women don't
critiquing white feminism isn't about silencing those women.
It's about opening up space. For even more diverse voices to be
heard.
I need to open up some space for even more diverse women to be
heard.
And that's great for everyone.
Being a white feminist doesn't match
what what?
It's great for everyone.
We've rolled that back is great for everyone.
diverse voices to be heard. And that's great for everyone.
It's great for everyone.
Your white feminist doesn't make you a bad person. It just means
you have a lot to learn.
You have a lot to learn you moron.
It's
the most important thing any white feminist can do is educate
herself and listen and engage with the experiences of women of
color without silencing them. Because sometimes as white
ladies, we just have to shut the fuck
up. Are they? Yes, that was an interesting little moment at the
end where she says that because they should have the camera on
the black girl who is mouthing it. Yes. And that's like, Shut
up ladies Shut up. Now this, of course. The entire feminist
movement when it first began in the 60s and 70s. It was it was
dominated by Betty Friedan and people of that nature, who
welcomed the women, nobody was going to join this day. In fact,
until recently, most black women in particular this bullshit. But
we have now this new generation that I'm reminded of the another
thing that showed up in the same pile of crap. That was just
slamming people. They had another movie it was I think was
that same series you if you've left them YouTube running and
run into it, claiming that there was no, not enough. The Gen the
all the Latinos and the Chinese every day. We're all not
represented in the exact right numbers in Hollywood movies.
Yeah, yes, this was the Academy Award.
You don't like what's going to produce your own movies. I mean,
you can hire a crew. You if you get to put a bunch of money
together. You can pretty much do what you can produce a movie
yourself. Just go do it yourself. If you don't like what
they're doing. That's what I said. And that brought me to a
Tavis Miley show. Yeah, where they had this rapper who he
actually had on two shows in a row, because the guy is so
interesting. And it's a long clip if you want to play it, but
this is a black rapper named killer, Mike. Oh, I'm sure
everybody knows killer. Killer Mike is he's going to talk about
what can be done to solve these promises. The is this. For the
people complaining like these two, they're the ones who should
shut up. Listen to this, this is a very interesting little spiel
as part of this guy is very, and I'm using the word very too
much. This guy is extremely interesting in his approach to
things
that black people have learned to the extent that we love this
country, whatever that means, that we have learned to love
this country, in spite of. And not because
I love America, this is a it's an important thing for me to
say, because unlike a lot of other people in this country,
black or white, I've traveled the world. You know, I just
traveled version of I've been around states, I wouldn't states
with my grandparents and my vacation, I've traveled the
world. And there is no other country, with the type of
opportunity for minority that you have in this country
anywhere in the world. There's no more opportunity in any other
place. But with that opportunity comes a lot of BS, and we
understand that. But it comes a responsibility. We are
responsible to do better as black people in this country.
And I don't care how white people look at you, I don't
care, you think the government looks I don't care about I care
that we have a $1 trillion spending base. And if you want
to see change, and you have to start to focus on economically,
how can we change our communities? How can we self
segregate our dollar? How can we get 1 million black people in
one weekend to take $100 and move it to one black bank?
That's what I'm interested to see. I'm not interested in
saying, oh, America, so down on me, oh, I don't want to that's
why I'm a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights. I don't
understand how any black person, any black person can tell me
that they are not pro gun. And I don't mean, I need 80 guns, the
government is coming, I need to protect myself. I mean, we're
only 51 years into real freedom. There is no other group of
people that have been oppressed in any other place from the
Sudan, to the Palestinians, to the Jews of Nazi Germany that
have given the option to stay armed, know how to shoot with my
grandfather shot all this life, because he came up with even to
draw, my grandmother knew how to shoot, she grew up in Tuskegee,
Alabama, because we moved to the cities. And poverty has caused
us to in fight is no reason to shut down gun laws. But we don't
understand the uniqueness of this opportunity to even own
even to engage in having armed citizens because we've never
been out anywhere outside the world. So for me, I think
there's much opportunity in this country is black people we're
not taking care of. So before we go to gun route, I want to just
say black people, take $100 Pick one black bank or credit union,
organize 10 of your friends, organize 10 of their friends and
organize 100 people and put that money in that bank at the same
day. And I
agree with the credit union. I agree. These credit, the credit
union, they're the ones that gave me financing for the
Airstream. Yeah, and what they said we don't look at anything,
except if we, you know, we look at what you make. And if you can
make the payments. And we will evaluate that we don't give a
shit about your credit score way banks used to operate, we don't
give a shit about anything. Not just hey, do we believe you? And
there they are. It's not that they're nonprofit, but that the
money doesn't go to the executive to make you know,
millions of dollars. They reinvested in the bank, black
credit union very I don't know what what is it an example of a
black credit, I'll look for
that. I don't know like not in the black community to tell you
but I'm sure there's plenty of black back. Black banks and
credit unions, if you're around, especially in the south,
if you want to go bigger. One of these leaders, one of these
organizers organize 1 million people get your big famous rap
stars you always call have them come out the same way they ask
you to come out when they want you to buy some product have
done to take 1 million black people to take $100 Put it in
one bag bank and watch with that money doesn't watch how
differently you start being treated that Monday after that
Friday. And that's what we need to start doing. We need to
attack economically in places we
go back to the to the gun issue. I'm all for Second Amendment
rights. I've said it a number of times to France and probably in
the media somewhere that if you really want to solve the gun
crisis in America, give every Negro a gun
laws have changed overnight. That's my point. You want to
go into country Hey, hey, man, I want to say negro. Come on.
That's cool. That sounds cool.
We would this this was this stuff would stop quicker than
right now and sooner than at once. If every new guy had a
gun.
The African American credit union coalition. There it is. It
was just tons of you. There's the HBCU African American owned
credit union. There's they're everywhere. Yeah. Yeah, Mike.
Big Mike.
Yeah, Killer Mike is over. Very interesting kind of a realist. I
did something
else which the news media didn't do. I went and had a look at the
entire Hillary Clinton meeting with Black Lives.
Boy, you can do that. I do have one more clip in the series
in our Black Lives Matter series
in the Black Lives Matters here. So there I have our
ongoing coverage of the black man
down on the on listening to those two douchebag chicks made
the clip of when I heard this. So I'm looking for a clip
because I'm we're both looking for clips, and I'm doing some
research. He's trolling for clips. I'm trolling for I'm
trying to find the clip that took place in 1993. At the the
gay and lesbian march on Washington, this is one of the
terms gay used to mean both women and men now became two
separate groups. And this was a 1993 and it was a sick I still
going through this. I'm only on the hour for it's very hard to
listen to it. Yeah, as you'll see in a minute. Yeah. So I'm
with this i There's a two minute little spiel. So I realized that
those two girls were doing what is big has been going on now for
over 20 years, which is again slamming everybody, you know,
that's not them. And so I ran into this woman at Kiko Carver,
and she was one of the first speakers at this event, and it
was completely covered by C span. And what I was looking
for, and I'm still looking at I believe, was the comedian.
Unfortunately, it was said this, that this was in 93. So they
just elected him a Bill and Hillary that came out and said
Hillary's a lesbian, and they went on and on about it, saying
that she was a she was that. So now we can finally have somebody
that in a White House we can fuck it was the joke.
Yeah, I remember this joke.
And so, so the, but this is the thing that you have you heard
those two girls, this is where it stems from this sort of
thinking it's been going on for a long time by these little
torps that come up and just start screeching at everybody.
This is Akiko Carver. Telling It Like It Is 22 years ago,
you want the ban on lesbian gays in the military lifting? Is this
your country? Is it your righteous sir? Well, if you
believe, then you're racist, because this is a country that
has enslaved Africans for hundreds of years, put my
grandparents in Japanese American concentration camps,
put Native Americans on reservations and forces many
Latinos to live every day in poverty and fear of deportation.
Is this a great country or what?
Military that bond half a million people in Hiroshima and
Nagasaki killed, raped and tortured 1000s In Vietnam, as
well as Korea and Grenada, and bombed in place inhumane
sanctions in Iraq that killed over 200,000 people.
Go USA.
This is your country. It's because you're white. When you
talk about lifting the ban, you're telling me that non white
queers are expendable. Working to allow gays in the military is
happening over our dead bodies. Look at the fact that 60% of the
military is composed of non white people, racist economics
force us to join the Kevin fodder of America to kill our
non white sisters and brothers around the world. And you're not
fighting to get these issues addressed. You're fighting for
more career choices for white lesbians and gays. You're not
fighting against economic apartheid. You're fighting for
Margo Calomiris pension. The nglt and the Human Rights
Campaign fund aren't fighting for human rights. They're
fighting against homophobia as an obstacle towards white power.
This is interesting, Mike, but the Hillary meeting with the
Black Lives Matter people touches on all of this John
facet
makes me so sad to see many non white queers working for that
fight.
I'm a white queer, the politics of the queer movement
have watered down to nothing.
question from the chat room. She's single do we know she's
this movement started with a riot and it needs to end with
one but all we can do is walk down the street and sit in a
park. A million suicidal falls in one city. We will fight for
true liberation because that would mean fighting against
capitalism and the United States government. It means revolution
instead. Instead, we're content to let a few rich white bags
determine this movements agenda and ask for a few minor
concessions like lifting the ban in the military. I love
the few rich white fags I'd like to t shirt rich white fagg would
be my choice.
So let me say it again. If you want guys in the military It's
because you're racist. Yeah, you believe that this is your
country. It's because you are white. When you talk about
America's enemy across the line, you're talking about me and my
family. When supporting the military. You've already named
me your enemy. And you can make damn sure I'll fight you like
one. fight racism bad the military
she didn't get everyone cheer. Alright. Wow, nice.
No. Does that sound familiar? How long has this been going on?
Forever angry little lesbian, bitching and moaning and moaning
she actually short everybody a racist. She hates whites. She
hates men. She's a hater.
She hates it. She needs a little pink pills. You need to chill
out,
you've heard a what I would consider a out and Audi hater.
Yeah.
So the Black Lives Matter. This was not really black lives
matter. This was the bulletproof organization, who are a splinter
group of black lives matter who I think really have their
thinking in the right place. And you know, what was shown on
television, when I saw on CNN and what I saw on on some of the
network news, they only played one little piece. And I watched
the whole thing it's about if you put it all together for
about 12 minutes. And I was I have to say I was impressed at
the bulletproof people. And it was very funny to hear the one
of Hillary's handlers run interference on this meeting,
which of course you didn't see backstage. But you know, this is
how it works your celebrity. And I've done this with Well, John,
you and I have done it went back when people would still
recognize me. You have a signal, you know, it's like, I've talked
in my ear, which means save me have saved me from just
done it. I did it for Roger McGuane recently, from Port
Angeles giving a concert, we all went to some event together. And
he gave me the he gave me
Get me out of here now. Right? And you know, so then you come
in you say you do it, you come you say hey, you know we have we
gotta move on. There's no time, whatever. And another great
thing to do if you're a celebrity, and you have a friend
and
I mentioned something here. You didn't think that that backstage
thing that they showed with Hillary in those people was
totally staged and scripted?
No, no, I don't think so. I think she handled it very
appropriately. But I was going to mention that. Another fun
thing to do if you're a celebrity and you have a friend
with and I think I've I don't know if you've done this, we
have talked about it. And I said do it this way. Next time.
Someone says, Hey, can I have a tag to take a selfie with you?
This is actually before selfies. We did this where you had just
regular you didn't have the selfie cam on the front. And
people just had cameras back. This is pod show days early pod
shows. And you say oh, yeah, continue. So yeah, my friend
John will take the picture. And what you then do is you take the
picture, but you cut off that person's face, like half the
face. It's like a really shitty picture. You can't do it
anymore. But selfie cameras unless you're moving along
pretty quick, because people say hey, wait a minute, man, this
picture sucks. So here's the approach.
It's mean spirited.
That's why I failed as a celebrity. I'm no good at it.
This guy is actually going to accuse Hillary Clinton of being
responsible for the mass incarceration of the black
American. And if you go back in history, and you look at the odd
was the Violent Crime Act, I think this is something that
Hillary herself lobbied very heavily for, for the prison
industrial complex, Bill Clinton signed it into law. And this is
where we got all these, the correctional Corporation of
America, this was the rise of big money in locking up people,
particularly black Americans. And he blames her for it's been
a
lot of money on prisons, we've spent more money on prison than
we are in schools. But if we look at it from a lens of let's
solve this financial problem, and we don't look at the Greater
bottom line, that African Americans who are Americans are
suffering at greater rates than most other people, every other
people, for those legs in that country, then it's not going to
go away. It's just going to morph into something new and
evolve. And I genuinely want to know you have been in no
uncertain way partially responsible for it's more than
most. Now. There may have unintended consequences, but now
that you understand the consequences, what in your heart
has changed, that's going to change the direction of this
country. Like what in you Like a platform? Not, not wishes
supposed to say, like, how do you actually feel? That's
different than you did before.
Now the guy is waiting. He's waiting. He's waiting for the
break in the conversation to jump in and give Hillary and out
what were the most so to speak? And how can those mistakes that
you may be lessons for all of America, for a moment of
reflection on how we treat black people in this country? I just
want to apologize.
You have
power would really love to allow us to work really hard. We've
driven so many.
We're not stopping. I'm just looking for.
I'm just giving Hillary and out here, just so you know, that's
stopping your anything. Now, Hillary at this, I think fits
well into this previous clip, you played John, she addresses
their concern very fairly. From my politicians viewpoint, I was
impressed. She says, I'll just paraphrase. But you'll see where
it word ends up. She says, Look, you can do all you want, you can
get as much lip service as you want being at everybody all in
and they'll say, oh, yeah, oh, you can get a million white
people, they'll all agree with you. But unless you have
legislation ready to go, which is what we know, on the no
agenda community, we know that's how it works. You create a
controversy, you create noise. And then you need to have
legislation and other things lined up. This group doesn't
have that, which is flabbergasting in one regard.
But also, it shows you that this is just a militant bunch of
Yahoo's who are set set up to make actually set up to fail to
make a lot of noise, and there's nothing behind them. But what
really Hillary gets into is she's just an angry lesbian,
I can only tell you that I feel very committed to and
responsible for doing whatever I can. I've spent most of my adult
life focused on kids.
I love this. It's about Black Lives Matter and all and she's
trying to come up with this with this is why I don't think it was
scripted. She's trying to come up with what she wants to say to
them. And she just does a throwaway line. Yeah, black
people. Yeah, I do a lot for kids, really Hillary,
through the Children's Defense Fund and other efforts to try to
give kids particularly poor kids, particularly black kids,
Hispanic kids, the same chance to live up to their own god
given potential as any other kid. That's where I've been
focused.
I listen to her candor. She's nice and calm. And
I think that there has to be a reckoning. I agree with that.
A reckoning.
But I also think there has to be some positive vision and plan
that you can move people toward the ones who say, you know, this
country has still not recovered from its original sin.
This is another phrase I've been catching everywhere. John, the
original sin. Have you caught this?
I am now that you mentioned it. I think I had I didn't catch it.
I bet.
It's been used in Hillary's email server issues with they
say the original sin is dot, dot, dot. It's a new thing.
Where what is the original sin? What did the original
sin was basing the whole country on, on on slavery? Even though
it's not true? I mean, slavery did come into it, but didn't
come into it at the end, the 1600s or the early or the mid
1600s.
Also called ancestral sin is the Christian doctrine of humanity
state of sin resulting from the fall of man stemming from Adam's
rebellion in the garden. Yeah, that's
the original reckoning.
That's the original sin, the original sin Original Sin. Let's
listen to the
original sin of the national Original Sin. It was being a
slave. Right? But she didn't say national.
She just says Original Sin. This is new. You're gonna hear this
more. All?
Right. You don't? Yeah. You don't need to say national No.
In this when she says
original, what she's talking she doesn't. She says original
vision and plan that you can move people toward the ones who
say, you know, this country has still not recovered from its
original sin.
She did say Good. She said country original saying yeah,
once you say that, then the next question by people who are on
the sidelines, which is the vast majority of Americans. The next
question is Will so what do you want me to do about it? What am
I supposed to what am I supposed to do? That's what I'm trying to
put together.
She's trying to put it together in
a way that I can't explain it, and I can sell it. Because in
politics, if you can't explain it, and you can't sell it stays
on your shelf. And this is now a time a moment in time, just like
the civil rights movement are called women's movement or the
gay rights movement or a lot of other movements reached a point
in time. The people behind that consciousness raising and
advocacy. They had a plan ready to go. So that when you turn to,
you know, the women's movement, we want to pass this and we want
to pass that and we want to do this problems are not all taken
care of we have that. Obviously, I know more about the civil
rights movement in the old days, because I had a lot of
involvement in working with people. So
I was very involved with the civil rights movement, because I
work with a lot of people. Okay,
they had a plan, this piece of legislation, this court case,
we're gonna make it cetera, et cetera. Same with the gay rights
movement. You know, we're sick of homophobia, we're sick of
being discriminated against, we want marriage equality, and
we're starting in the States. And we're gonna keep going until
we get it at the highest court of the land. So all I'm saying
is, your analysis is totally fair. It's historically fair,
it's psychologically fair, it's economically fair. But you're
going to have to come together as a movement, and say, here's
what we want done about it. Because you can get lip service
from as many white people as you can pack into Yankee Stadium and
a million more like it, we're going to say, Oh, we get it, we
get it, we're gonna be nicer. Okay. That's not enough, at
least for my book. That's not how I see politics. So the
consciousness raising the advocacy, the passion, the youth
of your movement is so critical. But now all I'm suggesting is
even for us sinners, for us sinners, some common ground on
agendas that can make a difference, right here and now
in people's lives. And that's what I would love to have your
thoughts about? Because that's what I'm trying to
figure out. So I thought she gave some very solid advice
would show Tuesday. I
still sound scripted to me, but okay.
No, I didn't say no, I think it shows something else. It shows
that there is no meat and bones behind the Black Lives Matter.
It is just Soros funding trouble.
That I know I agree. 100%. With that,
that's all that it is. And these people are funded by George
Soros, the Black Lives Matter coalition funded by the Open
Society Institute, just to make trouble. There's nothing behind
no meat, no bones, and it's an atrocity. George Soros is a
racist caulk?
Well, probably he doesn't look like a guy who was
sound, that's when we want to hang out with
anything. I think it'd be interesting if we were talking
business, investment strategies got to be have some thoughts to
get the Schwartz's to go and make trouble. That's how it
would be. Okay, a little bit about the Hillary email thing I
see you have a few things. Let me just get mine out of the way.
First of all, now it the server that was in her house. Now turns
out that server wasn't in her house.
Yeah. Well, you are you pointed out a long time ago, you have
maybe a good intro that I do have this mashup Oh, somebody
put together every kind of meme and bull crap.
Is this an after show clip as well, probably.
It might be. I think it'd be here once it's enough, it would
be maybe just write it in the show. But I think it might be a
good intro to what you're going to do here. Hillary Clinton
that way, in a way reminds me of the Nixon tapes.
I did not email any classified material to anyone on my email.
There is no classified material,
emails from Hillary Clinton's server contain classified
information.
I am confident that I never sent nor received any information
that was classified at the time it was sent and received their
review of just 40 of 30,000 emails down four of them had
classified information.
Are you confident that those four emails were not classified
at the time that you were transmitting them sending them
and receiving? Yes, the messages were classified when they were
sent and are classified. Now.
I'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements and
did not send classified material
305 documents flag, right. That's, that's pretty much what
it means. Look,
I did not receive anything that was marked as classified that we
are told is not the legal standard. I've never had a
subpoena.
You didn't get one and march couldn't couldn't be more plain,
the Honorable Hillary Clinton
and you think the American public is that stupid. The
server
will remain private
Hillary Clinton turning her private email server over to the
Justice Department. She
has insisted she was not going to turn over that private
server. That campaign continued to say that this is not
a criminal investigation. We just wanted
to call the FBI. They said all of our investigations are
criminal.
I don't throw anything away. Did you wipe like with a cloth or
something? Oh no, Clinton has He wiped the server clean. You
know, I don't I have no idea, I thought it would be easier to
carry just one device for my work. And for my personal
emails, I have an iPad Mini, iPad and iPhone and Blackberry.
What I did was legally permitted.
Clinton's private email violated clear cut State Department
rules. This is the usual partisan isation, which I may
have just made up a word,
it's hard to claim this is all just a partisan witch hunt, when
the Justice Department under a Democratic administration is
looking into the whole email message.
It's not anything that people talk to me about as I travel
around the
country shouldn't go away on the substance. And voters do care
about Mark, I recently
launched a Snapchat account, I love it, those messages
disappear all by themselves.
This issue isn't going to go away. There you go. As we saw,
right in the beginning of this so called scandal, which, of
course is a scandal, we look at the MX records, which is very
simple to do, and no one seems to have taken any any trouble.
And this was running to a large company, which I believe
acquired Platte river networks of Denver, Colorado. And you
know, they have a specific service that routes out spam and
phishing attempts and all that. And now that was the Daily Mail
who broke this? They come out and say Oh, well, looks like
Hillary's server was in a crate and a bathroom stuffed away in a
bathroom in someone's house, which is based on testimony of
one former employee who left in 2010 before the server was even
under the company's care, and they actually moved into larger
facilities, etc. But the way it's being sold to us now is it
was in a bathroom somewhere in somebody's house. But it
certainly was not in Hillary's house. It's funny how that no
one's there's no Mia culpa on that from from anybody. Oh,
turns out it wasn't in our house still pushing
that. Really. I mean, I've seen is who's Hillary's house, and
they're standing out in front of the place.
So, you know, there's all kinds of problems and you know, it's
fine. She should go to jail, no doubt about it. And I think
they keep bringing up portray us and I think the other clip I
have talks about,
let's do that one, then.
Is that the rundown actually, Juliet, I have to do a little
explanation when they talk about other people might be involved,
right. Maybe we know what
that's about members of
Congress demanding answers. What's the FBI investigating?
Federal agents are looking at whether classified information
was compromised. They got that assignment after intelligence
official said some emails publicly released from her
private server contain classified information like this
one sent to her in November of 2012, about possible arrests in
Benghazi redacted in part before it was released, or this one
said by her close aide Huma Aberdeen on deteriorating
conditions in Benghazi. Mrs. Clinton says she didn't think
any of those emails were classified.
I did not send classified material and I did not receive
any material that was marked or designated classified, which is
the way you know whether something is
But could she be charged with a crime? Could it be like the case
against former General David Petraeus, he pleaded guilty to
mishandling classified information. Clinton supporters
say that was different. You had
someone who knew he was holding on to classified information
admitted on tape that he knew the information was classified,
and then took it and turn it over to someone who was not
authorized to view that information.
But a former Republican attorney general says Mrs. Clinton could
be charged just as Petraeus was for keeping classified material
where it shouldn't be
the place in his case was his home. In her case, it's it's her
private email server. So the question then becomes whether
she was the one who caused it to be done and whether she knew
that information on there was classified.
Could others be charged with a crime Legal experts say that
would take proof they knew they were putting classified material
into her unclassified server, or were grossly negligent and doing
it faced with more email questions today. Her campaign
said nothing that has come to light suggests that she did
anything improper.
Okay, now the funny thing about this, this thing was should
others be charged there as he did the voiceover with the crime
and they would so they flash for pictures that he would one and
another, you know, different angles? That's a little bit, you
know, on the screen, all four pictures were uma RBD. Leveraged
going to leverage her to spill the beans on her girlfriend.
Oh, yeah. Well, that she would she'll throw her Under the
proverbial bus right away,
she goes Hillary Oh, throat, Lani.
Oh yeah. Is the name of the company that acquired this so
called bathroom storage company was MX logic. It's an
established company. They both the MX records now do something
a little unconventional here, the way it works is you have to
mail server records as a part of domain registrar registration.
So it was a Clinton email.com. That's what she used. And you
put in two to two servers in case one fails, it goes to the
next one. In this case, they rather unconventional they
placed both servers at a priority 10 usually do 10 and 20
for the second one, so that's always delayed, it'll be the
second in priority. So they're equal in priority, and they go
to inbound. ten.mx logic dotnet and inbound ten.mx logic mx.net.
Both point to two. Oh, 8.6 5.14 4.2. Now there still
could be segregation in there. But I'm telling you, there are
backups. There's backups. There's tapes, there's something
hidden away. We're all email. Yeah, of course. It's all there.
This was not just because I did archive everything. And it's not
just a scanning service. And I had an argument with someone on
email about this. While I was doing relaying for her. I've
never save a copy. Yeah, right. Fine. Okay. I don't believe it
at all. So there's copies of this stuff. There's definitely
copies what is nutty? The Hayden Michael Hayden, former director
of CIA, former director of NSA is on the Morning Joe show on
MSNBC. And he says something so outrageous, that shows you
exactly what kind of assholes work at these organizations this
morning, you wake up and you find out that the Secretary of
State for several years had a classified documents going
through a server that was in an apartment loft bathroom in
Denver, Colorado. Can you even begin to tell us what you would
have done? If you found out someone working with you? Now?
What
do you think he's gonna say? What? Just
Well, no, he might say torture them.
Yeah. It could be water boiler Bicha. Water Board or Yeah.
He could all say throw her in jail immediately. Arrest or if,
if, if the Russians said, hey, you know, we see this server. If
I saw that server, I'd go and I'd be hacking in immediately.
Would that be a problem? Would we have it? And would we take
issue with that? Do you think
if they said it, yeah, they did it.
At the CIA had done this. Let me let me turn that around. Jonas,
just a slightly different question. What would I have done
as the director of NSA,
what would the director of NSA do? Don't do the wrong question
WW. D. N. D,
against a foreign foreign minister, who had done that I'd
move heaven and earth to access the private email account of a
foreign minister. He's admitting
that we just that that's what he used to do. He's admitting
espionage. And I will tell you what the supposed to do he but
he's not supposed to say it. We go after
an email account in which the official and the unofficial
emails are commingled. So you put a very juicy target. Well,
frankly, not very difficult if you have the resources, talented
people to go after it. NSA does this all the time against I
would suggest better defended targets. We do it all the time.
Then we saw in the loft in the apartment in Denver, but you
didn't see anything in the loft aihole. Joe, I think the
fundamental issue here is the SR. And Ron you've mentioned
this the SR is the original sin.
Oh, there it is another Original Sin bingo boom, Shakalaka.
Right.
The Original Sin is actually commingling the two accounts and
not using a government. Daniel server.
That's the original sin. Okay, apparently,
yeah,
it's equal to
everyone. It's always been about commingling. Yeah. Share RS is
huge on that. We
call it sharing, sharing. Oh, man. Well, I rescind I repent.
My information was off target to Hillary. I wasn't
even gonna bring it up.
I still have until Monday. I still have time. But it is true
that this has become a huge issue that I don't think she can
get away from.
Well, maybe not but that was not what I know.
I know. I said it and I hedged it when I said it's it comes
through connections of
dubious you trust and connection to an extreme.
I said I'm going to mention it because I yeah, I trust that
connection.
Well, do you still trust the connection?
I think I still have until Monday. I liked that you gave me
that space. And you know Things don't always happen the way
they're scripted. And by the way, the Clintons are horrible
people if you might want to Google clearly haven't noticed
Clinton body count, but there's something you sent me John,
which I did put it in the show notes. And so I also have an
offline copy. Now it's very long. It is a deconstruction of
Chelsea Clinton being the biological daughter of Webster
Hubbell and not Bill Clinton. Now, besides the obvious
resemblance, the The story goes and we've talked about it before
the story goes through the history of the Clintons. And
Bill Clinton is a rapist. The end he does rapists things.
Hillary is evil, she threatens people, particularly when it
comes to victims of Bill sexual advances. Let me call it that
instead of rape. Because you know, though, they will kill me
in a heartbeat. These people do not care. They are completely
evil. Now, that does make Hillary uniquely qualified to
run the Empire. I've said that. I just don't think that we can
stomach her.
Well, you wanted her to become president. So we have more show
fodder,
and we'll be fine. But then Trump came along and then he's
more fun.
Yeah, he's not gonna Can I say something else about the about
that birth? Of course, Chelsea has a lot of operations that
article pointed out so she's looks more you know, she
actually,
she looks decent. Yeah. She looks good. She cleaned up. But
I just know I,
cuz somebody brought this up in an email to me, uh, one of our
or I think it was one of my tweet buddies. And I think it
was kicked thing I know who it was, I can't remember right off
top my head. But she said, now that I you've talked about this,
I'm starting to see it. I'm seeing it more and more. Now.
It's easy to spot, which was the vasectomy look that men get.
Yes. And when she said that, because I was looking at
something else that oh my god, that's Bill Clinton.
Now, according to the document that you sent me, Bill Clinton
had the mumps and he claims that he therefore could not
impregnate his victims. And multiple reports that he has a
not a micro penis but I think a mini penis two inches or so.
I don't think that's true. The reports I heard early on when
this came about back in the 90s Was he has a bent it's a it's a
normal size but is bent
Oh, it's a periscope around the corner deal.
So one of those things, but but he has he knowing his background
as a Rhodes Scholar kind of a punk.
And he didn't graduate from Oxford apparently. No, he
never got his he never finished because he was apparently kicked
out I guess. But he was from that era. And he was hanging out
with the kind of like the Hillary Clinton type women I
actually know people like this even though they don't like
talking about it. They get They're young, they're in their
20s they get talked and this is during the 70s during the
dollar, we're gonna have to population overflow. We're all
gonna die because everyone's too many people on Earth. Get a
vasectomy. Yeah, guys in their 20s A lot of them got vasectomy
is because their girlfriends insisted.
Oops, that's funny. Their
girlfriend's insistent. And so they ended up with the
segment's, they get the vasectomy look, it comes out
eventually. And I think he's had it all along. Now I think about
it. He couldn't be you know, and I'm sure Hillary is fine with
it. And it just not gonna happen. You know, he's not going
to end the end if you're a rapist. You know, it makes it a
lot. You know, don't worry about a couple things.
So, it is still a distinct possibility that bill would jump
on the grenade and would at least go to hospital to get her
out. That is possible. She definitely wants this to happen
by one a woman on bill. I don't know why they pick bill. You
know, I want a woman on bill. And I don't like the idea that
you would have two people a bill one would be a woman so I think
a woman should have bill
that was I received the strangest clip sometimes.
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There you go. There's your jobs, calm, everybody. And since we're
here, now the second half of the show. That's right. Second half
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Okay, play. Oh, yeah.
Here it comes.
How would you like to take an elevator into space. Canadian
company just received a patent. For one. The space elevator
works by inflating gas cells that extend in stages. It would
carry people cargo and even commercial space planes up 12.4
miles. Engineers say the elevator could eliminate the
need for a costly rocket launch from the ground. They also
envision hotels and restaurants to top their elevator one day,
no word on when the $5 billion Space Elevator would be built.
But they are working on a mile long version for demonstration
purposes.
I challenge this patent. I challenge this patent and with
prior art on this very program, the space elevator was invented
here. Okay. And now all of a sudden they're taking credit for
it and they're getting a whole patent. No, no, no.
Well, they probably did patent it for some specific thing
they're doing to make it go up. Now, this is bogus. Of course,
this is some scam for people who think that space elevator,
you've heard my pitch, there's not gonna there's no way Goodwin
comes along or her doing it
the wrong way. They're doing it the wrong way. If you've got to
go up to the moon base and drop the elevator down, I tried to
build it up. That
wouldn't be a ladder. Now, this thing is supposed to be up they
say we're gonna have restaurants and people can look around. It's
60,000 feet, you're gonna have to have an oxygen bar I
guarantee three that's a
guarantee we're going to have a Richard Branson version of this
and we'll have a bunch of other Yahoo's and they'll have some
kind of astronaut advisors is another one of these scams just
like your spaceflight. Oh,
when is it more of the scam up to the level of the Mars thing?
Yeah, but there's no reality show tied to it.
Well, there's that good point. But anyway, that one mile high
one would be actually amusing because that's where it'll blow
over. Soon as it does get to know where Yeah, where are you
going to put it? Where are you going to put it with there's no
wind? I don't know. It's structurally cannot be done. You
know, Frank Lloyd Wright, though, designed a one mile high
building it is very famous for. And the way it was designed by
an architect who knows what he's doing. It's possible to do this
building and then he's, he's dead now, of course, but it was
designed to be in Chicago, it was going to be one mile high.
And I've seen this plans for it. It's actually quite interesting.
I think it could be done. I don't know if I want to be in
the building. But it's really done with a
parachute navy.
Yes. I don't understand why people in those upper floors
don't keep parachutes by their desk.
There were two competing articles, one in the Los Angeles
Times and one in the Washington Post, actually have a clip. NBC
did a little a little, just just the intro of the clip from this
study that was published in The Washington Post. According
to a new study in the American Journal of Epidemiology joining
a religious group does more for someone sustained happiness than
other forms of social participation. The study found
religion led to the greatest mental health benefits, it also
lessen depression, and help the sick better cope with their
illnesses.
I thought that was interesting that now this study was was
minimal, as usual. I think it was was also done. It was done
amongst 9000 Europeans who were older than 50. Well, yeah, you
know, I think your demographic may be a little skewed there to
just blatantly saying religion makes you happier, but bless
you. Valid, they looked at four areas, one volunteering or
working with a charity. The second one was taking an
educational course, participating in religious
organizations or participating in political or community
organization of the for participating in a religious
organization was the only social activity associated with
sustained happiness. In fact, they they found people who
volunteer, actually, there's no evidence that leads to better
mental health health, it actually kind of stresses them
out more. get depressed. I didn't realize that's not so
good. They The
only thing they left that there's one major thing they
left out of the study. Was that the no agenda show?
Obviously, that number listening to the no agenda show will make
you much happier. You're absolutely right. And then
Professor Ross, you remember Professor Ross was the brain
professor here at UT. And he moved to California foolishly to
go work in Stanford, he's living in a in a one bedroom apartment
pretty much as a professor and you can't afford Yeah, typical
devices, your are a little high.
And this This was from the LA Times that bastion of truth. And
I'll just read the opening. This is a Pew Research Center study
for 2012. More children are growing up godless than at any
other time in our nation's history. They are the offspring
of an expanding secular population that includes a
relatively new and burgeoning category of Americans called the
nuns and oh NES, the nuns, so nicknamed because they identify
themselves as believing in nothing in particular. And the
study shows that morality and proper functioning in community
is just perfectly fine without religion. And you know, that's
what the professor does something very interesting on
the Facebook's, and he says, ha ha see crazy religious figures.
And so I said, Hey, you know, it's pretty, I made a mistake. I
thought I would, I would agree with him to some extent, and
say, you know, science is the new religion. We've talked about
this many times. He he lost his shit. And all kinds of other
professors are jumping on me like you. Oh, that's very funny.
Someone who's not a scientist getting a scientist what to do.
Like it's, it's it was insane, John, this whole thread of
professors jumping on me, where I wind up going, Hey, man, I'm
just a DJ. Okay. All I know is the Pope is all in on this.
When are they complaining about that?
I said, science is the new religion. It pisses them off to
know and why I'm baffled by it. You can make a comparison to
religion and science.
So there's such atheists, yes. Here you go. The way I see they
believe that the only type of religion the only type of
religion is one that says there's a magical guy in the
sky. And if you don't do what he says, You're going to burn it in
a magical, fiery pit in the middle of the earth. That is not
all religion at all at all. And his smart fight this smart guy
is a professor at Stanford, his yelling,
they're all in on this culture.
But I was surprised wouldn't isn't don't they want science
because
once you say religion, science is the new religion and it's I
think it triggers a whole it's a trigger. Yes. To trigger it must
be warned. Yeah, they have a sign If trigger warnings
offended that you make micro aggressions, yeah, you offended
them. You are offensive. And you shouldn't be shouted down. You
bad person should actually
read a little bit of this. Hold on a second. Where is this thing
about and then? Oh, and then his wife jumped in when and she just
changed Godwin's Law as far as I'm concerned. He calls you
Hitler. Yep. Except in a different way. I'm going to find
it for your home. Well, I
want to hear this. Yeah. and I are your friends. Yeah, they
must still listen to the show. Once around. I just galls them.
It probably goes them because we play clips while you're looking
for that. Like this one, which is,
I have a habit I'll put Did somebody say what it is? So his
wife, Jennifer, odd, who is the reason he's in California
because she needed to be an interior designer in a bigger
market. She says careful, honey, Adam might get all ISIS on your
ass. Those Those efforts hate science. So she called me ISIS.
Because they're science haters, and so are you. And I said,
I hereby declare Godwin's Law replaced by arts law. My name is
Jennifer odd. Hey, why don't you have the same last name as your
husband? Mm, feminist, crazy white feminist,
white feminist? And then
her reply is, that's a great idea. I haven't even read this.
But here's a reply. That's a great idea, Adam, I should make
up, I should make up and start my very own religion. I'm a good
writer. I'm a great bullshitter. And I could use the extra cash
I'd bring in these driverless cars don't also pay for
themselves, you know, but I think I'll make it the men who
get stoned to death when a marriage breaks up. So watch
your back. I mean, these are smart people. And they're doing
this in public.
I know that's What's strange about it. Which is like
here, that religion says the professor, there's this
invisible person in the sky who is all good, though he lets bad
things happen to people to test them. You must believe this
unless you want to spend eternity in a fiery hellhole
science. Mr. X, I'm sorry to tell you that you are infected
with the HIV virus. 25 years ago, this would have been a
death sentence but those biologists but because
biologists understand how viruses work, there are now
drugs that can allow you to live a good life, albeit with a
chronic disease. That doesn't sound similar to me curry. J
jam, man. No. And I came back I said no science, you will never
see snow again. The earth will become a fiery hell and you will
drown in coastal floods, unless you stop your evil ways of
farming exhaling driving heating and eating cows. Sounds pretty
religious to me, Russ. That doesn't sound any more religious
than the Earth is round or bodies with mass exert
gravitational force. Alright, come on. Anyway, it's funny to
see if you have one of these people all in just say science
is the new religion and watch them freak out.
That's its damnedest thing I've ever heard,
isn't it though, isn't it? Yeah. But there's all kinds of
you know, if they weren't, they were a normal person. When you
say something that they think is just idiotic. They would go man,
whatever, who cares? Would you
at least call me a Republican like they usually do that will
be acceptable and in one case, Republican if see the reason why
is the article said non religious families raised
children with solid values. And he quoted a piece from it in his
posting. Many non religious parents are more coherent and
passionate about their ethical principles than some of the
quote religious parents in our study. The vast majority
appeared to Live Gold feedlot filled lives characterized by
moral direction and sense of having a purpose. And I said
well, sinners go to church Well, you know, vast majority and
appeared don't sound very scientific to me. What kind of
study is that we say appeared. That's like, allegedly. Now,
man.
Well, if you're gonna bring up these issues of morality, and
all the rest of it, where did these morals come from?
Initially? They came from religion. Yes, of course. They
don't mean the most. Thanks. I don't need a religion to know
not to kill people. Yeah, well, maybe you do.
Yeah. Here's Ben Carson, who for the first time that I've heard
this is the presidential candidate, or repub, Republican
nominee candidate,
right? We can always always call him the smartest guy in the
room. He probably is. Yeah, he
I think he is. And so here's a guy who was a now if you're a
doctor, does that fall under science? Or you cannot say that
science? It's science. No, it's not. In fact, according to the
professor, when I said, we worship, our phones, we worship
technology. We worship the companies that make them we
idolize the leaders of these companies. We are all we are all
in on, on a belief that the self driving car will be safe. And he
came back and said, that has nothing to do with science.
That's technology. Like wow, you should talk Neil deGrasse Tyson,
he doesn't agree with that.
Okay, so he would also get into these debates. I
don't usually but this is my friend or was my friend.
He hates you because you might have some religious leanings.
What kind of Christians do you have? What kind of Christians?
Do you hang out with Adam? Well, some really nice ones actually
sorry to say, here's Ben Carson, we have
to stop listening to these people who tell us that we
cannot talk about God, we cannot talk about our faith. I wonder.
I wonder, do they realize that our founding document our
Declaration of Independence talks about certain inalienable
rights given to us by our Creator, aka God? Do they know
that the Pledge of Allegiance to our flag says we are one nation
under God, that many courtrooms on the wall it says in God, we
trust every coin, our pocket, every bill in our wallet says in
gallery trust. So if it's in our founding documents, it's in our
pledge. It's in our courts, and it's on our money, but we're not
supposed to talk about it. What in the world is that? In
medicine, we call it schizophrenia, a form of
craziness. It's time for us to realize that there is nothing
wrong with living by godly principles of loving your fellow
man, caring about your neighbor, developing your God given town
to the utmost so that you become valuable to the people around
you having values and principles that govern your life. And if we
do that, not only will remain a pinnacle nation, but we will
truly have one nation under God.
You know, and I'm okay with all this. I mean, I even said in
this lengthy thread, to the only problem I have with religion is
the lack of humor. If religion had some humor, and if they had
some guys running some fun shows, which I actually have
seen a couple here in Austin, I went to the very very religious
Church, the Austin Stone
is that a big church that
gets huge they have 8000 people in this church every Sunday I've
been three times now after the show. The first time was really
just to see what it would be like that. We talked about this
on the show. I don't think we did
we talked about mega churches and how they're worth worth look
understanding and using they have a lot of they do what we do
they have they get support from the community. Right. So so it's
nice to know how they do it because they do it better than
we do. It was at the
Austin Stone, which is they have the Sunday afternoon service in
Austin High School in the auditorium the basketball you
know, it's huge. And they have a band and the band is it's it's
like sounds like you to and kick ass some really excellent sound.
The show was well put together I could do without the you know he
died for your sins and all that and Jesus praise Jesus and
people are holding their hands up with their eyes closed. Yeah,
maybe I'm missing something. I've just I don't I'm not
feeling that.
Yeah, that's the Pentecostal style has become so popular I
don't care for so I'm
not feeling that at all. But the pastor's are young guys. They
relate. They relate themselves to sinners to the sins they
commit. And and it's really it is it's a it's a morality
lesson. You know, the whole thing but you know, Jesus died
for your sins like Okay, so that's just your given thing.
I'll take that whatever. So do I, what are you saying is I can
be a sinner, and the guy was funny. And then the next time
they had a guest preacher, some black guy from and he had he was
a stutter, but he had overcome his stuttering by talking really
fast and throwing stuff out there was just like, wow, and it
was cracking up the whole time. It was great. And it gave me
some pause to think about things I know I'm not I know the whole
God guy in the sky thing, but it would do the professor some
good. And then the third time was a gyp because that was
trying to get you to become a partner and give him 10% of your
all your money. Yeah, well that's some of those years push
that was a donation drive. I didn't like that. I didn't like
that part at all. Anyway,
well, you're not a regular regular you'd probably be all in
most people you know, they subscribe they say okay, man,
I'm gonna What do you need Okay, here it is. Well, the thing I
was gonna play in the meantime which I was kind of part of the
thing is like lost its timing but I still want to play it
please. I'm sorry about that. Is the thumb Hartmann little clip,
which is just another one. Another forehead, slapper? Only
they are they've introduced a new term.
If things keep going the way they're going 2015 will end up
beating out last year 2014 as the hottest year on record.
Powerful than usual. El Nino Nino pattern in the Pacific is
playing a role in raising global average temperatures this year
many scientists Now think we reached a turning point in the
fight against climate change? I think that we've now reached the
big jump, the moment at which global warming really takes off.
Oh,
John, I'm this could not be better. Because I have a clip
that fits into this precisely. The big jump. The question is,
what is the big jump? And why is this going to be so great for
climate science? And there is an organization the IRI
International Research Institute for Climate Change, which is a
Columbia University, in partnership with an O at the
NOAA, the National Oceanic Oceanographic
and Atmospheric regime. Thank you.
And I don't know why they did this. But there's here is what's
his name, I don't have his name handy. Key explains why climate
scientists are happy with El Nino. Although El
Nino can mean negative or positive things for various
folks across the globe. From my climate scientists point of
view, it's a positive why? Because we get better climate
prediction scores for seasonal averages. When we have an El
Nino or La Nina. Now listen,
let's just review what he said that when there's an El Nino or
La Nina, they get better climate prediction scores, which I
equate to we are right more often than we usually are.
Because the El Nino is more predictable. And that makes him
happy
because we get better climate prediction scores for seasonal
averages. When we have an El Nino or La Nina work erect more
than the usual proportion of the time when there's an El Nino or
La Nina. Because when we don't have one of those, we get a lot
of random fluctuations are you sucked are not predictable. We
have some other predictable influences. But El Nino and La
Nina are the strongest factor in the climate system on the
seasonal timescale for predictability. So we know where
and when it's probably going to be rainy or drier than normal
when we have an El Nino. So from my point of view, we're showing
our worth as scientists more reliably when we have an El Nino
or La Nina then when we don't have one. So even though some
people won't get a good deal out of this El Nino will be
too dry or whatever I won't fit in with all your other bull
crap.
I'm happy and I'm I'm hoping that we can do a good job
predicting at least the negative and positive impacts across the
globe because of this El Nino event which could very likely
become a strong one
and he hedges it right there. So yeah, of course that's why
they're happy all our scores will be better we can predict it
more accurately.
Yeah. Very funny.
Less than 10 minutes to go okay
I almost give you a border link Tip of the day but it's
borderline borderline oh okay, let's go one thing to talk
about. So only be tagged easy beat the 10 Minute deadline. So
there's this thing on Amazon and actually Eric called he was
because he's noticed there's a stories up in Seattle about it
with horrible operation
was this the the piece in The New York Times about Amazon
right i My initial thing was this little catalog in New York
Times in The Washington Post I looked up Washington Post give
it to the Washington Post I looked up New York Times see
what there was a little sniping going on, but it wasn't enough
to really explain the whole thing. I mean, it wasn't enough
if you really picky but it wasn't enough for me to
paraphrase
this The Washington Post article which I read or the New York
Times article, which I read, said Amazon is a shit company
they treat people like dirt people cry, they're destroyed
human beings, and they're underpaid overworked and and
Jeff Bezos is
a horrible operation. Well, let's play the couple of the TV
clips that had this and then I've got one with a kicker,
which I'm telling you, when you hear what's on that clip, you're
going to crack up. Okay. Let's start with Amazon and NBC one to
give us a little background.
The world's largest retailer, Amazon is firing back after a
scathing report depicted it as a bruising workplace. It's
described as a cutthroat corporate jungle where workers
are pitted against one another 80 hour workweeks are the norm
and falling ill can mean you're out of a job. But let's step
back for a moment. Is it really that intense? Tonight, former
employees give their side to our Cynthia McFadden do
we can go and listen to her talk of jogging you can cut this off
whenever you want. But NBC was sympathetic toward the big
company because the General Electric thing and they also
know where their bread is buttered. And they also you
know, they didn't want to slammed it in New York Times too
much. They just seem to do a better job and CBS I Actually
CBS did a pretty good that taken by ABC is the one who went after
them. NBC defending them a bit. And ABC, NBC also makes the hate
Hillary so noticing all these things as I watch these stupid
shows. So let's hear the NBC extended to
Amazon may have one of just about everything on its massive
shelves. This one of its many fulfillment centers the size of
28 football fields. The company has become the most highly
valued retailer in the world. outranking Walmart, but as other
tech companies outdo each other with employee benefits, for
example, Netflix recently announced it would give a year
long parental leave to male and female employees. An article in
Sunday's New York Times
has Netflix made a profit ever.
No suggests Amazon is Amazon.
Amazon makes a very, very small profit. And that is why they are
so valued but their market cap is big not as big as the
investors would like to see it. That's why they kick Walmart's
as they they're happy with almost no profit contrary
direction.
There is definitely sense from people that we talk to that
Amazon does not really care about their personal lives can't
reveal any weaknesses, or you will be in trouble.
Even an Amazon recruitment video acknowledges it isn't the work
environment for everyone. You love it or you don't there is no
middle ground rarely. The Times recount several alarming
anecdotes from former employees from one who said nearly every
person I work with I saw cry at their desk, men included to a
woman who miscarried twins but went on a business trip the next
day. Her boss, she says told her I'm sorry, the work is still
going to need to get done. And another woman who had thyroid
cancer and was given a low performance rating after she
returned from treatment. Today, Nadia shortboard told us and her
nine years as an executive at Amazon. That's not what she saw.
And
when I read the article, it sounded absolutely horrible, but
it just didn't resonate with a company I worked for for many
years. In a
CNBC documentary last year. John Rossman and Randy Miller former
executives at Amazon said CEO Jeff Bezos does set a high bar.
He
has a low tolerance for thinking small acting small or not being
extremely sharp, or rationalizing.
If you start giving rationalizations and excuses
pointing the other direction he'll just he'll slashing to
shreds. He's got a very effective, sarcastic bent.
But that certainly wasn't the tone Bezos took in an email
yesterday to his 150,000 employees, telling them he
wouldn't want to work for the company described by The Times
and saying quote, hopefully you don't recognize the company
described hopefully you're having fun with a bunch of
brilliant teammates helping invent the future and laughing
the way
all right I didn't mind listen to the whole thing. What's the
point?
It will the I've come to the conclusion by doing the simplest
another search besides the New York Times this is the unions
ah they wanted to unionize the shop
and if you if you go to unions versus Amazon on the on the
Google you will get all you need to know and that's what's going
on is the unions they have a lot of good public public relations
companies are going after them all the newspapers including the
New York Times are pretty much unionize union shops Yep. And it
doesn't take much to get you know to get the story started as
if you have a public relations agency working that good that
good catch Sean Good day had a guy a woman from the New York
Times on the on the Charlie Rose with Charlie rose on the I think
was on the morning show. But here's the Amazon start with the
kicker. Now you're gonna find this clip, which is my last clip
of the day. We will see if it's Clip of the Day. I didn't say I
said my last clip of the day today, okay, I suppose some in
some subtext, I said Clip of the Day within that phrase, but
that's how I was aiming at it because I don't know if it
qualifies. But there's a point in here that you will crack up
there said
Amazon regularly downsizes. Its staff and one said his enduring
image was watching people cry in the office Times reporter and
CBS News contributor Jody Kanter described the paper's findings
on CBS This Morning Apple
we did hear about people who felt they were evaluated too
harshly people who suffered from cancer and serious pregnancy
loss who were evaluated very quickly after those things
happen.
Amazon executive and former White House Press Secretary Jay
Carney responded,
the second hold on a second. Jay Carney He is now on Amazon
executive
is disposal Oh, you know what that is? That's borderline Clip
of the Day.
I want to finish it though fundamental flaw in the story is
the suggestion that any company that had the kind of culture
that The New York Times wrote about in sort of a cruel
Darwinian or Dickensian kind of atmosphere in the workplace
could survive and thrive. In today's marketplace.
Is there no paid paternity leave at Amazon? There isn't.
But neither is there at about 80% of US companies, which, you
know, the New York Times didn't note.
We checked on that and it's true. 80% of US companies do not
have a paid paternity leave policy. Now, Charlie Amazon
founder Jeff Bezos said that when he called the shockingly
callous management practices referenced in the story, do not
reflect the company that he knows. Thanks.
Yeah. Hey, carne juice. That's too bad. I like Amazon as a
company. I know lots of people who work there who are happy,
please, whatever you do, don't talk about Apple and how they,
their employees, the ones they employ indirectly in China are
still committing suicide. Yes. The children with their fingers.
Nobody can unionize those guys in China. So what? Why bother?
Exactly. I have an Amazon story as my last clip. And this comes
to us from Bridget Carey. Are you familiar with Bridget Carey?
Bridget Carey.
I would have thought you would have known she is a sad girl.
Little Sunette Chicky she looks like she's four feet tall. Man.
You got to look at her. She has that tech girl kind of look. The
hair is too long for her for her body. Take a look at her for a
second here.
jet car UI. Yeah. Bridget Carey.
And she had she has a kind of a tech face. Like tech face. So
look at the face and tell me that's not a tech face.
It's in there with a tech faces.
Yeah, totally female tech face. Right.
I'll have this. Yeah, it's kind of a cross between Callie Lewis
Mollywood. Molly wood and two or three others
and she would look great if she cut her hair and her hair is too
long for her body type that hair. Yeah, she's she's she has
a big head which is always successful on television.
Compared to her body. He's got a big head. Alright, she does a
little thing here on the Amazon Dash buttons. And these are the
buttons that you put it near your your washing powder.
And when I wrote a whole column on this condemning it
Oh, what was your condemnation? Stupid okay. But I found
something I really liked in the
last week Amazon began selling its new concept for shopping.
Doesn't she have a tech girl voice? Yes. Reading.
Last week, Amazon began selling a new concept we're shopping at
the touch of a button. The Amazon Dash buttons are little
plastic wireless pods you can hang or stick anywhere in the
home. And the idea is that when you're running out of a certain
product, you would press the button to have Amazon
automatically ship more of that product to your door. There are
18 different branded buttons and I ordered six to try out tide
glad cottonelle bounty Gillette and Kraft macaroni and cheese
who doesn't need a mac and cheese panic button blank 20
choices of garbage bags and there are 16 different types of
mac and cheese including something called cheddar
explosion and one with Ninja Turtle shapes all good things in
a cheese crisis
mac and cheese mac and cheese by iron Rand
okay that's boarded that is Clip of the Day doesn't mind
portaling Give it to yourself I wasn't
even a euro euro or a Mac and
I had in this column was if you're like people are so damn
busy that you need this button. And so you got the button you
order more time. What are you going to try something different
but that's beside the point. If you're like, say a family and
you got some toddler roaming around they see this button What
do kids do when they see buttons? They push him they push
them they always push them I don't care whose kid hears if
they can push a button they see a button they can reach and push
it they push it you'll go come on boatloads of tide out the
front porch I mean big push, push push any white isn't making
any noise when I push it?
It's not doing what it should make a little ding dong sounds.
Oh, then the kids would be going crazy. Dogs would be pushing it
All righty. Why don't you play the little clip I got here says
Thanks, John.
Okay, I'll play it right at the end. How's that sound? Okay, do
it. Alright everybody, I'm going to Chicago for the weekend. I'll
be back a while I should be back Saturday. And I'll have stories
from Chicago. Chicago, Chicago. That's right. Until then, coming
to you from the crackpot condo here in downtown Austin, the
capital of the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
and I'm from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll
be back on Sunday right here. Uh, no agenda. Adios mofos.
Doe need to and no agenda they give us shirts we get there we
donate to and no agenda is the show that's readily donate to no
agenda. This John Adams be the only two with no agenda. Science
is turning into Klieg.
Have you given any thought to the woman who should be on the
bill?
You know, I am very torn about I want a woman on bill. I don't
know why they pick bill. You know, I want a woman on Bill and
I think that and I don't like the idea that as a compromise
you would basically have two people on Bill one would be a
woman that sounds pretty second class to me. So I think a woman
should have Bill
science and science is one cold hearted bitch with a 14 inch
strap.
Obviously, I read I read The New York Times like all day long,
mainly on my iPad.
audios MoPhO Thanks, John.
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