Start Over worst show ever. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, September 24 2015. time once again for your gizmo
nation media assassination, Episode Seven, five Niner. This
is no agenda. Running the air stream of consciousness in full
autonomous mode on the I love laundry tour and broadcasting
live from the home of the world elites in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, I expect you to be in
Colorado. I'm John C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
Well, you know, we have a website, John, it's very clear
when when and where running in full autonomous mode on battery
power. It's unbelievable.
Jackson Hole is one of the prettiest towns in the United
States.
And, and actually the town is named Jackson. The valley is
Jackson Hole. That's the difference.
Well, the difference is the those mountains.
Yeah. So it's called Jackson. Let me start
going to Jackson. Sunday. Yeah, that's Frank Sinatra, Jr. or
Nancy Sinatra.
Or Johnny Cash. Who I'm going to Jackson. Yeah, but maybe it is.
I don't know. Yeah, no dancy sorry. I'm going to Jackson. So
here's what's going on. We drove eight and a half hours
yesterday. From boulder who's we? Tina, the keeper and I? Oh,
she was in. She joined in Denver. Well, we'll do reverse
it will reverse engineer that and let you know how that
happened. And we decided actually with tour producer
Angela Castaneda who has been amazing. And I don't use don't
use that word lightly. She checked all the cell connections
etc. and found that it would be best for us to stop in Jackson.
And so we got in late last night. We hooked up we had a
reservation and then I realised they have this is crazy. RV
parks have a checkout time.
Can you get late checkout?
No. That's the problem. They have Russia they have a checkout
time of
11am began accompanied as checkout No no,
no because it is it's stopped it's chock full here they have a
soccer team arriving today at 11 So we're really sorry however,
if you go over there and park over there by the street so I
had to unhook power unhook everything. And I really only
need one device the Apollo Universal Audio Device needs the
110 volts and for some reason we had everything set up we were
ready to go and then the inverter which turns you know 12
volt batteries into 110 It it crapped out I look at the
apparently the batteries are down to let me just turn off
this fan Hold on. The batteries were down to 10.8 volts which is
why the inverter crapped out so I just hooked up the car to the
trailer and have the motor running it is the most silent
but probably most expensive generator ever ever used on the
podcast? And but otherwise we're we're on the Verizon MiFi got
the internal network all running and it should be okay and I have
a hardware backup recording device just in case Yeah, well
that was needed.
Yeah, apologies for the for the glitches in 758 What happened
was we had a some kind of catastrophic crash no idea what
happens all software's buggy and it corrupted my recording the
first hour of my recording file so Martin JJ was always great at
recording the stream he sent that to me which had captured
but when the stream rolls out or craps out then it captures that
too Yeah, and but it then switches to like some jingles
and stuff that is that you can't see them the waveform so I tried
to get everything I could but I've missed one or two and
people have been confused so that you're not have some
of those tweets. Yeah,
I bet this is a glitch. But I knew things were already going
wrong last night we checked in here and they said all right,
here you are. You're in slipped number
33 That's
right so yeah, anyway, we're rolling and should be okay and
and last night we'll
see I bet you basically it craps out in the one hour mark you
know,
I'm gonna knock on wood just like the president. Say no, it's
not going to
but anyway presidents made out of wood. Yes,
exactly. You know, he did did that knock on wood thing?
No, I missed that. Yeah, it was saying knock on wood. He likes
to sing you know?
No, it was Obama was knocking at you remember?
Oh, the thing Oh, yeah. Your little Yeah,
yeah. Little tip tap four times. Exactly. So do you want to do a
tour update? First you want to do a couple do just jump into
some stuff that's going
on I think we should do the tour first people into it Yeah. said
they will shock them with the Real News Okay
so last time we spoke I was in Santa Fe New Mexico
that was a good drive for the all the way to Jackson that's
that's a haul
yeah except we stopped I stopped in Colorado Springs first we had
our our meetup. No, I'm sorry, Santa Fe. We had a meet up after
the show. Okay, was that there? well
attended. It was a very it was it was
kind of an impromptu like, we'll have dinner with Jeffrey to
Hague, who who put us up in Albuquerque three years ago and
he was there with his lovely girlfriend Rebecca and we had no
agenda ham. Let me see Randy. gave me his Cuba cell card. Oh,
not. Right, Randy diddle. And he gave me a Cuba cell card and a
$50 card for gas. Which of course is highly appreciate
Matthew Dupree was there. Drove from Iowa he drove from far
away. dude named Ben very cool. And see it was it was just like
kind of like having beer and just chat and it wasn't it
wasn't a huge meet up. Good. Then. The next day I left for
Colorado Springs. This was a great meetup. We had a tonne of
familiar faces, Andrew messines or Andrew Loomis, and he was
there. Of course, the whole thing was hosted by Isaac Chase,
and also picked up a few good donations. We don't do those.
Now we want to do those later we do the donation save end of the
donation segment. We'll do those.
Yeah, at the end of the day, baby to D. Okay.
And then the next day, I picked up a team to the keeper at the
airport. She flew into Denver. This was interesting. The figure
you know, Denver airport is what is like five miles wide. This
thing is one of the largest airports. The world's worst
airport. Yeah, it has the Crazy Horse of death out front and it
has all the Illuminati murals.
Then they had the thing that galls me is that they have you
can go you can go in and pick somebody I've gone around and
around without paying for parking, but you have to pay for
parking. So then in other words, there's a big parking stall.
Well, we're five miles away from the airport. Now
I went three miles away to the cell phone waiting lot. Which is
free.
Yeah, there's a waiting line, right?
And then you know, and Tina arrives it okay, you know, come
and pick me up East terminal four, four, door four for one or
whatever. And I was dragging the Airstream. I'm like, okay, but
let's pick you up and I drive to the terminal. And he did. He's
like three, four miles away. And as I'm going towards the term, I
say, hey, wait a minute. This is one of those bars over the over
the terminal that says you have to be lower than this. It was
like nine feet four inches. And I'm going underneath and have a
little rubber duck antenna on top for the radio that hit it
like oh crap. And then immediately a cops coming up
wanting me to stay on the left man stay on the left because
there's all the signs for the airlines on the right, you're
going to rip your whole Airstream open to have like
going over the speed bumps as slowly as possible. Just hearing
the antenna scrape on the roof. What did it make terminal so
low?
It didn't want people bringing bombs in. Oh, that
makes sense. Anyway, picked up. Tina went to Boulder. Actually,
we stayed in Estes Park, which is just beautiful. About 45
minutes outside of Boise
and let me finish my story. So they put this this check you jet
you had to pay to get into the boat. No, I did not. You didn't
go through any because you just have a gate way out. No, I'm
okay. Five miles out. No, no, no, no. And they said you just
get the tag. And if you get and pick up your person and come
back, if you're within five minutes or 10 minutes, you just
put it in you don't have to pay anything. No, didn't have any
has to go through that. No, it's not. So people have bitched
about this because you can't make it that's the point. You
could never make it you could never pick up the tag and then
rush to the airport which is five miles away, right and then
go pick somebody up and get out of there and time not to pay
five bucks.
Well, they've heard your complaints, I guess because
there was no charge. Oh,
yeah. And you never picked up a ticket or anything? No, no, no.
I almost ripped the airstream to shreds but otherwise fine.
Okay, well um, now that now there's one more anecdote I
can't use.
But you know, we all know the guy who built the the blue horse
of death died when the horse fell on him. It's just a fun
story. And you see that crazy as horse.
They also have a bunch of crazy New World Order mural paintings
and an underground network of stuff to some degree about the
design
looks like a swastika from above and we go ahead and search for
it. You'll be amazed what's going on at Denver,
Denver airport and
then we drove so we drove to Boulder st As Park, which again
was just beautiful, and we had a great meetup hosted by Sir Mark
Millman and we got that was a that was pretty big. We had 1520
people and a whole bunch of people stopping by and great and
just such a typical no agenda mix. We have dudes named Ben and
by the way, pretty much everyone at this meetup including myself
is on the spectrum. We're all autistic or Asperger's or
whatever, we're a fine bunch. Yeah, and we've got, you know,
26 year olds, you got 61 year olds and of course no women this
is a typical no agenda meet up.
That's too although Colorado Springs and girls in Colorado
Springs we had to we had to okay, and you know, and of
course besides
women don't like to go to these meet ups they know that they're
going to be you know,
well the two women who were at our meetups were listeners and
producers so that the Colorado Springs but boulder Yeah, no,
no. Yeah, well, Tina was there of course that helps. And
everybody's also very happy in Colorado to hammies extra
donation goods. You know what I'm saying? A few
you're in Colorado. Yeah, it's legal
ever hear of Chiba choose? Oh, they have no. Chiba choose.
Yeah, it's coffee Taffy edible marijuana. Which I will try
tonight. But I figured not a good idea to try it on the
school after the show. Right now. After we drive into the
park. If you're into Yellowstone
it's not legal in Yellowstone. No, but Sheesh.
Don't tell anybody. Yeah, Wyoming apparently is there you
know, if you have Colorado plates, which I don't and you
drive into Wyoming, you're very you have a good chance of being
pulled over. Oh, yeah. But they say Texas plates and now that's
going to be fine. Shouldn't shouldn't be an issue.
Texas shouldn't be will end a good boy from Texas.
Good ol boys of driving through Wyoming. Which was me I'm not
really comfortable because it is just a hit at a certain point on
route 80. This is huge plane. It's from horizon to horizon.
Nothing but flat dust. Yeah, it's very entertaining. And know
that a lot of wind a lot of crosswind
with me. I one time I was in North Dakota, and it was just
windy. It's like 60 mile an hour winds constantly. And the guy
says Yeah. Why is it so windy here? I said this way all the
time? Yeah, no, it's just windy all the time is terrible, right?
And I said, What's the deal? She says, Well, and once the wind
starts up, there's nothing to stop it. It just goes.
It's yeah. It really is. And I was thinking of something as I
heard this clip, because I was listening to CNN and MSNBC and
Fox. And, you know, we're jotting things down as we're
driving. So go back later and pull clips off of the web.
Here's watermelon head Kerry,
I'm pleased to announce today that the United States will
significantly increase our numbers for refugee resettlement
in the course of this next year in the hereafter. Last year, I
think we were at 70,000 We are now going to go up to 85,000
with at least that I underscore the at least it is not a
ceiling. It's a floor of 10,000 over the next year from serious
specifically even as we also receive more refugees from other
areas, and in the next fiscal year will target 100,000
So I'm driving to Wyoming I'm thinking we can take a million
refugees and put him in Wyoming. Oh yeah, was nothing but space.
You know, here here's the code it'd be better. Here's some
sandwiches you know, being the plastic wrap sandwiches in
Wyoming, by the way is one of the most beautiful states you'll
ever drive through. Except for that flat area.
Once we got into the into the mountains. Oh my goodness.
Stunning. Just absolutely stunning, John.
If it wasn't for the winters, I think more people would live
there. Yeah, well,
in fact, we were put we parked right next to a beautiful 27
foot Airstream international Quibbler I'd say yours is 27 No,
we're 2323 I can't pull 27 And you know, so we
can pull 27 But I can pull 23 I
can pull 23 No problem. So we're sitting you know, we're setting
up and this cute lady gets out of your Airstream says how do
you know Danielle? Is that an Airstream? How do you like it?
Fuck her.
Say that? No, she didn't say that. She didn't.
She said boats beautiful minds from 2012 and we were talking to
do an Airstream talk and I'll brother and she lives here she
isn't she lives here all summer long in the trailer in the
trailer by herself.
Oh she's as low as it was. Yeah. And
then in the winter
she'll business or rent a little business out there. I
don't know if there was a flagpole on it. I don't know.
But the flags up I don't know.
There's a flag say
it's a flight. It's a it's a warning signal. It's like an
open for business. That's what you're alluding to, I presume?
Yeah, running. Otherwise you've got me know, though actually,
she had some good tips about how to hang up stuff in the
Airstream. Nice lady. Where should we eat? Here's your
recommendation if you've come to Wyoming been 22 If you're in
Jackson, man, this you should look it up on the web, John,
what a great restaurant. You're pretty much in a wine cellar. So
he just walked by the racks
themselves to a wine cellar? Yeah. Then he bought named Ben
22.
Exactly. And then do you pick out your wine and there's all
communal tables then nice little small play
town is this is in Jackson in Jackson. Yeah, but Jackson is
kind of a ritzy area
well not kind of It's a super ritzy area. Then I was talking
to our server, our waitress and hold on a second someone wants
to say something to me here home. I'm just going to knock on
the door. There's some guy that keeps walking past me the whole
time.
That you Andrew Gouri
hope not. I don't know. I can't go away. I'm not home. I'm not
really it's a recording in here. And it says cool hit people
here. Hold on there was me by the world knocking but
apparently fooled him. You fucking knocking God were you
knocking? Yeah, you're an asshole. Like looking to see if
someone's knocking on the door. Like, don't do that. Hold on a
second. Work. Don't Don't do that. Man, I know what's gonna
happen. This guy has this huge RV behind me. He's gonna want me
to pull up but no, I can't I can't be doing this. Go
Well, that's funny.
Okay, anyway, let me just finish.
Okay, so I do have a refugee clip that would kind of fit in
with what
you're Yeah. All right, do the refugee clip.
No, I want you to finish now. I was
just going to say but we're talking to our server Josie and
you know what you're doing here and you know what it's like it's
just this is the tax haven of course Wyoming is an energy
state they run in the black they have no no income tax. So that's
why that's why Jackson Hole why all the Federal Reserve and all
the big financial meetings take place here. They all have homes
here. The place is just filled with multimillion dollar homes
with staff and these people don't know they live here
technically, but they kind of you know come in from time to
time they got a super airport nearby. So it truly is the the
centre of elitism and I can't wait to get out.
Yeah, it's they have art galleries. It's really pretty
fancy town. And they would have the best restaurant
or super pretty very, very nice. It's, you know, besides the fact
that the unhook from power and, and sit here with my car running
and people knocking on the door. We're about to, it's fine.
Otherwise. What you got for refugee? I got a tonne, right.
Well, you were bringing up the refugee if you were to take
these guys and that guys, I thought this is kind of
interesting. This is a from one of them. You see the BBC or one
of the other overseas services. And this is the refugee report
where they they talk about, you know, the stench of the
refugees, which I still want to know. These people must just
smell like crap. Yeah. Where's the toilet paper that will bring
in toilet paper with them? I don't think so. No. So they're,
they're asking they first they asked them where they're from,
and people tell them where they're from. And then they say
where you're going. And then they you know, the site, the big
bad news at the end, but just listen to where they're from
this group Island. Take a stroll now through the main port in
Lesbos. We're on the worst days parts of this upmarket holiday
destination. Become a stinking sprawling refugee camp.
There are people here from all over. I'm familiar with Iran,
Syria, Syria, Syria. Almost all tell us they're leaving war and
violence behind.
Some say they just want a better life. Where do they want to go?
Gentlemen,
today's deal done in Brussels, we'll see them distributed
across this continent.
Well, let me follow that up with this short way this way. I
wanted to say Afghanistan to guy what is Afghanistan doing in
this mix? When did this happen? Oh, didn't go through. They
didn't go through down to Turkey.
I know what this is, the whole thing is a mess. It's a
quagmire.
It's a quagmire. The 28 EU member bloc has failed to find a
unified response to the crisis and Council President Donald
Tusk says a solution needs to be found closer to home. Hungry,
however, has taken a heart Atlanta response. Their latest
move has been to build a steel gate at the border crossing with
Croatia. But that Croatian officials say won't stop the
migrants and they've already set up a camp to hold 4000 refugees.
Just one example of discord between the handling of the
crisis between neighbours
so Hungary has been and we were discussing offline an article
that you sent me I have some standing in this having grown up
in and lived in the Netherlands lived in Belgium lived in UK
where there's all kinds of integration issues with Muslims
and where they are Islamist Islamist extremist
good because then you're gonna go in that direction I have a
pre clip Okay. I want you to listen to this because I know
what you're going to discuss. But me I want you to listen to
the this is a guy you can look him up William swing William
swing is a was looks like a professional ambassador. He was
ambassador to the Congo this the that is a whole bunch of things.
And he's a white haired old kind of fuddy duddy that a Yalie
aihole elitist and he's an internationalist. Yeah,
internationalist. Of course other people that have their
their original New World or
Atlanticist would be more fair, or is it really internationalist
internationalist is the old term Atlanticist is probably they
would be internationalists, right? Gotcha. Atlanta says I
believe is a sub term subset. And so here's an end this one
when I got this clip, which I pulled from, I believe, news
hour. This is you need to listen to this clip because this clip
tells you how these a holes who want to run the world. Think
about all this and it's very patronising as like, you know,
you're gonna have to get used to this and all the rest of it. But
play this inner Ambassador swing, he's now the member of of
the International Organisation for migration are some of the
best
conditions possible pent during that Ambassador swing?
What about the notion that many of these countries have is
listen, we have security concerns, economic concerns,
political concerns, before letting 1000s or hundreds of
1000s of people in?
There's no question that a lot of the policies today are being
driven by an unprecedented anti migrant sentiment afoot in the
world, not just in Europe, but in other countries. It's driven
by the fears of the 2008 2009 eco economic downturn, when
perhaps one is going to lose one's job is driven by the 911
for the post 911 Security syndrome where people are
afraid, obviously, of terrorists coming in. It's also driven by a
sense of the loss of personal or national identity. And I think
on all of these there, there are ways to address this. These are
stereotypes that don't really meet the reality that
historically, migration has always been overwhelmingly
positive. And we need to get back to a positive narrative
into public rather than the toxic narrative that we have
now. And to do this, we're going to have to help everyone to
learn to manage inexorably growing cultural, ethnic,
religious diversity within our countries.
Yes, exactly. So when I arrived on the Dutch shores coming back
from the United States in 2000, I was blown away by this, the
integration conversation and there was a guy Professor Pim
Fortuyn, who was running for, for to be Prime Minister with
his life by Nadler and party. And he had written books about
the past 15 years of what he calls the the purple coalition
which of course, you know, socialist leftist, leftist
Christian I guess we I think that's what it was. And he was
saying look, this isn't we're not an immigration country
Europe is in general not this type of immigration country. We
don't understand the culture of these people. These are not your
your Muslims coming from the cities. These are you know,
these the ones from the hills that are being sent upon us.
It's no good. We got to stop. The whole country was like,
Yeah, crap. This really sucks. And this is 2000 It really
sucks. It's no good. We don't like it. He was going to win the
election. He was assassinated by a quote unquote, crazy. animal
activist who by the way, just served his whole jail sentence
like a year ago. He's out he's free. He's out walking around
to kill again. Yeah,
or whatever. And then to Phil Hall, who I work with a lot the
filmmaker and television producer he was assassinated.
Then they shot me a Muslim shot him on the street, a crazy
Islamist, I should say, and then stuck a knife His chest with a
note with a couple other people that we're going to go after.
And just look at what's been happening with Europe and
Hungary, I think is right to say, No, we're not set up for
this. We don't want it, we cannot handle you.
And this has always been, but I have any.
I have one clip, I just have one clip
I like, I don't have one. Okay,
I've found Timmermans. And you'll recall, he's the guy who
I interviewed, who was the Secretary of State for the
Netherlands on the radio show before you know, the station got
shut down, burned down, I got fired everything. And he is now
a high representative. He's a big muckety muck of the EU
parliament, actually the European Commission. And here's
what he had to say his English is perfect, by the way anyway.
So when I was doing the radio show, he took me aside and said,
you know, what you guys are doing is really good. You know,
this is really exposing some good things. So I consider him
to be a radio station got burned down. That's the one. Yeah, so I
can say great things, good things there. I consider him to
be a quasi friend. Here he is.
What we see now is that because people are not registered upon
arrival, quickly enough. They sort of share stories, they buy
false papers, they say they're all from Syria when they're not,
because they know that when they're from Syria, they
probably get asylum. So the key issue here is not just
patrolling the border better is making sure that people who
arrive in Europe are immediately registered, fingerprinted so
that we can ascertain who they are. I spoke to a Syrian doctor
on costs on the Greek island of costs. And he told me that he'd
stayed in it in a Turkish camp for two years, but that now he
was out of money. And he needed to make money for his children.
He couldn't make money in Turkey. So he tried to reach
Germany. So we need to make sure people have a decent life where
they are.
But I'm wondering if you think that Chancellor Angela Merkel's
policy did act as a pull factor as well.
I think what Chancellor Merkel did, in an extremely difficult
crisis situation was show humanity and that was absolutely
necessary because people were coming
anyway, there were these questions. She's asking the BBC
are good actually already in Europe.
So I think what she did is, I think, an example to the rest of
the world. Now, having done that, in a crisis situation, we
now have to make sure that we protect our borders, external
borders better, we have to make sure that those countries where
people arrive, are better placed to make sure that people are
registered and people who don't have the right to asylum are
returned swiftly. You're you
may know that the UK is Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has
said what is happening here plays directly into the British
argument for a renegotiation and a change to the rules on the
movement of people is the right.
Well, what's happening here has an influence in every single
member state, if we're not able to tackle this issue, if we're
not able to find sustainable solutions, you will see a surge
of the extreme right across the European continent. That's
something I would certainly not like to happen. Of course, it's
linked with all sorts of debates in all member states, including
the United Kingdom.
Yep. And I'm going to say that Germany, you know, we've been
trying to figure out if this, how this started, why all of a
sudden, we have all these Turks in file all these refugees, 2
million refugees, I think it's now in Turkey. And they were,
you know, here's a map, go ahead, pass on through. And of
course, a lot of them are passing through all these other
countries. If Germany, maybe Germany just really wanted to
rip apart the EU rule everything and say, Hey, ha, ha, we have
the high road. We also have all the good Syrians, we have all
the good Muslims coming into work with us. And then when this
whole Volkswagen thing came down, I'm thinking, is this some
kind of retaliation? Did you consider any of that?
No. I think it's something you can consider. But it's not the
guy considering it was just it was too many odd coincidences
that took place for the Volkswagen thing to occur. I
think. I think they'd rather. I mean, it first of all, it was
us, because we're the troublemakers. Yeah. Backup.
It's what we do, baby. It's what we do.
And so we're the ones and it was some university researchers who
had and by the way that nobody knows this is going on, but it's
been going on. They through remote pollution, air pollution
sensors. In other words, there's these there's these places you
actually go driving down your car. I know they're in
California, they don't nobody talks about this, but they do
now a little bit. They still haven't really talked about it
as much as they should. You'd be driving down the road and you
can be so there's no legislation to do this yet. But this is the
future. You're driving down the road your car is emitting more
pollutants than it should. And there are these in roads, not in
the road, but along the road sensors that can see your car
emissions and then determine that you You're out of spec. So
these University of Virginia guys I correlated these cars out
of spec. And I think they don't remember the full story but they
went to some the local air resources board or something
reported it and say this doesn't make any sense. Look at these
numbers. Because I think these cars are given us some like 40x
and nitrogen oxide, Nigeria, those Yeah, various nitrous gas.
Now you knew about this that you have standing because you used
to be an environmental
as an air pollution and air pollution inspector,
there you go.
And, and this did you get this, this, this gas, it's this nitric
acid is what it amounts to, and it comes out of the tailpipes.
And it was apparently coming out to the point where you're gonna
damage your car, which, if you do see it, by the way, it is
kind of a yellow orange, get gaseous cloud, do not breathe
it. Anyway,
how about the stuff I'm breathing right in for us coming
out of the car kills yet I have a carbon monoxide detector, I
should be okay to go off. That's a good thing to have. Or if you
hear me kind of get woozy I love you, man. Anyway, so I was, you
know,
anyway, let me finish they they reported him and then somebody
started looking into it. And then they found that their
software had been rigged or somebody admitted it. I don't
know how they got from that point to the software was
rigged. I personally, I thought it was one of the most creative
uses of software. You know, I think this by the way was done
PC Magazine, we had issues with this with a couple of, of people
who manufactured the graphics cards. They had rigged the
cards. So the the tests looked really good, right. And this is
not unusual for people to do this. And I suspect that
everybody's doing it in some way, shape, or form.
This is what I'm this is where I'm going with this. Because
when you have a software, you know loop, a routine that runs
when you're plugged into the ODB, two port or things what's
called, and then all of a sudden, you're going to change
the performance of the engine just to get through the
admissions. First of all this there's got to be some dudes
named Ben who know this, because someone did it. And I'm thinking
this may be an industry wide practice that everybody has kind
of wink wink nudge nudge in on the joke, but let's let's screw
with Germany for a moment. Be again thinking that we're, we're
the we're the genesis of all this bull crap with these
refugees.
I think it's reasonable to make that but I don't see that as
doing any real harm to German it just hurt. It's like it
is only it is if you read all of the THE EUROPEAN NEWS Reports.
It is deemed as a huge embarrassment to Germany. And
then they had just touted about how great they were and be a
victim. It took them a while to get into the US market where
their TDI diesels and you know, now it kind of says oh, these
Germans they're cheating lying scumbags. You can't trust them.
Well, that I'm not gonna say this impossible.
It just came out of nowhere. I'm thinking, hey, wait a minute, it
did come
out of nowhere. That became a big news story. And it's it's
still still continuing as a new stripe, by the way, the little
gimmick that they use to trigger the software to to go to to the
sub routines. Yeah. was when the rear wheels are running and the
front wheels
aren't. Oh, that's how they how they knew to do it. Interesting.
That's how the software knew. Yeah, the software. Yeah. Wait a
minute. Interesting.
I like that. Yeah, it's a whole thing is dynamite. And they do
it, they are recalling half a million cars, that's theirs.
And they have to fit their with their damage prior to fix them.
Now this is if I own one of these cars, I would never bring
it in. They they're going to not they're going to screw
you're going to detune it. Yeah. So your car is going to suck, it
won't have the performance it had. Exactly. Exactly. And if
you read the comments on like, The New York Times article, 800
comments, you know, people like Screw those Germans, you can't
trust them, you know, they sold me a shit car. Now it's up,
there's not going to have the performance, you know, et
cetera, et cetera. There is there is something there that is
a possibility.
You're gonna argue against it against the I mean, the idea is
good. I just think it would be taken. It just was the execution
was outrageous if this is true, yeah.
But you know, tying that into the to the migrant issue making
Germany being you know, they all were the good guys bring them
all in but you're I mean, this hungry man there right. You do
not want these people they're not they will, you know, they're
going to bring in their own tribunals. And this is this
really happens and where I want to go now with this is to the
clock
before you do that. I want to tell you about a clip I didn't
get. Okay. The Hungarians, they're not the only ones the
Czech Republic. The Hungarians are Slovakians and one other
country has decided they don't want any of these migrants in
there and they're going to sue the EU if they're forced any of
them. Yeah. And meanwhile, Croatia which is doesn't want
any either, but they're not part of this consortium. And the the
commentary was that they He had been overrun by the Ottoman
Empire and they have a long memory they in Eastern Europe.
Oh, yeah. And they still remember the days that the that
the Muslims are dominating the thinking they're miserable. But
what's interesting is the you know, the the politically
correct the multicultural society integration people in
politics in Europe are all saying, but that was a long time
ago and we're a changed world and like No, no,
go to tell these people to go visit Saudi Arabia. Well, that's
your wife rented cars. Yeah, you go. Well, you do there. Hey,
Saudi Arabia. Just a little, little side note, this is kind
of fun. Heading. This is this is about the new to Human Rights
Council at the United Nations, which will be headed up by none
other than Saudi Arabia.
Again, I don't have any comments. Really reaction to it?
I mean, frankly, you know, it's, you know, we would welcome it
were close allies. We
think that they're an appropriate choice given. I
mean, how many pages is said to Saudi Arabia get in the Human
Rights Report? annually?
I can't get that off the top of my head, man,
I can't either. Let's just say that. There's a lot. There's a
lot to write about Saudi Arabia and human rights in that report.
I'm just wondering if you think that it's appropriate for them
to have a leadership position.
We have a strong dialogue, obviously, a partnership with
Saudi Arabia, bans, obviously, many issues, we talked about
human rights concerns with them. You know, as to this leadership
role, we hope that it's an occasion for them to you know,
to look at human rights around the world, but also within their
own borders. Yeah.
They behead people, they behead 1020 a month, if they're not
going to run go up
by herself, and they're going to what? They women can't go wrong.
But there's no driving all this? Yeah, no driving, no roaming, so
they're gonna they're covered head to toe, they're now in
charge of the Human Rights Councils Council, the United
Nations. This was the backdrop spokesman,
they'd make the argument that these are human rights.
Yes, in fact, I do have a clip later on where yes, they do see
that as human rights. Here's what's going on at the Turkish
border with the with Greece
is the city on Turkey's land border with Greece. But these
migrants will not make it. Please stop them on the highway
Monday and put them on buses back to Istanbul. Turkey hosts
more than 2 million Syrians and Iraqis, but a lack of jobs and
hopes for a better life in Europe are leading them to take
the journey in Edison Governor derson Ali sockin says the
migrants can no longer stay in the city, and that those who
register as refugees will be the first to be sent to Europe.
So we're going to verbal register the shitty ones and
send them off to you. That's the way I see this. Now,
this is by the way, and I think we don't emphasise this enough.
A unbelievable catastrophe of the highest order. Yes, there
should be no Pope coverage.
No, it should all be about this. I agree. But let me take this
into clock boy because we're having our issues here. And I'm
glad that when when this clock boy thing, Ahmed in Texas first
came in, we looked at a number of different angles specifically
why care jumped in the Council on American Islamic Relations.
They're in very quickly this thing stinks to high I got a
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I have. Well, and as we go into that, I do have a bunch of
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Yeah, that's gonna come in next. Absolutely. But first, we start
with Irving, Texas, Irving, Texas, is is that it actually is
a very big city. It's one of the top 100 cities in America. It's
a very racially diverse place of notes and this is one of the
first few times you'll ever hear me do this. Glenn Beck has a
studio there he lives there and actually pulled some interesting
yet unnamed some interesting guests on including the mayor of
Irving, Texas. Oh, who is this nice woman Mayor van Daan. could
really MILFy actually, and she is well known in the area. First
of all, Garland is just a stone's throw away and there was
an actual attack, whether it was false flag or whatever it was,
there were two dudes who apparently were trying to go and
shoot up the cartoon drawing contest provoked or not, but
earlier, the thing this is 2013 or 2014 there was a problem in
the community there the the Muslim community, and I will say
the devout Sherea Muslim community had set up a tribunal
and what they were doing is going instead of going to law
enforcement saying hey, this person did this or this person
did that, even if it wasn't all that relevant to us law, but a
lot of it is of course it will be comes to adultery, which is a
divorce double offence in Texas. And she voted in a she
undersigned a law that specifically stated for Irving,
Texas, you know, there can be no alternative courts, you have to
adhere to us. This was
hugely controversial amongst the progressives. Yes. Who didn't
know that anything was actually going on there. And they just
thought it was a preemptive law and all these people, they're a
bunch of bigots.
So here's a quick little flashback to that vote.
Well done. Tempers flared here inside city hall in Irving as
council members voted and approved on this resolution
right here in support of a house bill that forbids any use of any
foreign law. Now it was a more symbolic vote, but many Muslims
who are inside tonight say they feel like they're being targeted
and that it further solidifies. Islamophobia. Please, in five
seconds, the urban city council physically will change nothing,
and that motion passes five to four.
But mentally for the dozens of Muslims who packed inside city
hall, they say it crushes them.
I think it is the most disgraceful day as a citizen or
an Irving. This is but one of the one of the community leaders
Muslim community leaders who saying that
Omar Solomon is talking about is the approved city resolution
that supports House Bill 562. That proposed legislation
codifies that us and state laws supersede foreign laws.
The elephant in the room as that as the anti Surya bill.
Many Muslims believe it's in reaction to a new Islamic
tribunal that was just created in Irving earlier this year. The
Muslim judges told us in February he was religious
mediation for civil disputes like marriage and not binding.
This bill does
not mention at all. Muslim, Sharia law, Islam, even
religion.
For the mayor telling the crowd it's important to recognise the
Constitution and unite behind us in Texas laws.
Respect them, obey them, embrace them,
Muslims, like Solomon saying it's that rhetoric that furthers
this stigma. They say endangers them. All we can do is we can
take it to the we can take it to the ballot box. I mean, we need
to we will vote as state lawmakers in support of this
house bill say it should get a reading later this month at a
state judicial meeting but it still has a long road before it
sees any votes or is passed into law.
Okay, so that's just the background or just so you
understand that there there is reason for people to be a bit
nervous Even this area, particularly with garland, and
with this whole Sharia law, by Sharia court, essentially they
were setting up. Now Tina, the keeper asked me something a few
days ago and it didn't really register until I was prepping
last night. Did you see Bill Maher's? bit about the clock
guy, the clock kid? And I said no, I'm not a big fan of Bill
Maher. But on the show, and he has very some very interesting
points. It's crazy. I have to say I'm agreeing with Bill Maher
and even worse, Glenn Beck. And he had Mark Cuban on the show
Mark Cuban, of course, quite a figure in the Dallas area, which
is right near Irving. And here's what Cuban said, because he had
a little chat with with the boys
from Dallas. And I've talked to the people in the school
district. The kid is super smart kid science geek. We talked
about science. But while I'm talking to him on the phone, as
I asked him a question, tell me what happened because I'm
curious, right? Sister over the over his shoulder, you could
hear this theme to the question, giving him the answer. So I
don't know all the details of what happened. But what I do
know when I talked to him about science, when I talked to him
about magnets where I talked about creating things, he was
very, very engaged. So
his sister turns out is the woman who I thought was just a
care representative. And she may be a care representative, very
little known about her very little be able to find out. But
so she was prompting this kid with everything that he was
supposed to say. And she was doing the same at that press
conference. You recall we played on the previous show, now over
to Glenn Beck. Then he had the mayor of Irving on the show. And
with her some guy who I'm sure as you know, he's in some kind
of Think Tank ex marine Jim Hanson. I'm not quite sure who
he is. But I picked up this Diddy from it.
I don't think there's any question that this latest event
was a PR stunt. It was a staged event where someone convinced
this kid to bring a device that he didn't build, as you
mentioned, it's a RadioShack clock that he put in a
briefcase. And in a briefcase, it looks like a bomb. You know,
I know that Glenn, because I've built briefcase bombs and blown
them up. That's what they look like. So anyone who looked at
that was reasonable in in assuming that that was a
dangerous device. They did that to create the exact scenario
that played out. They wanted people to react and they wanted
to portray this kid as an innocent victim. I think he was
a pawn of potentially his father, his sister actually
claimed he was suspended, told MSNBC that she was suspended by
the same school district for making a bomb threat years ago.
Well, I don't know if that's true yet. But she said that in
her own words. So there's a vendetta from them. And they're
tied, as you mentioned, with care and care is Muslim
Brotherhood and Hamas tied. They're basically involved in
civilization jihad.
There you go. There's your word, civilization, jihad. Now I have
a bit of standing in this area, because I have read all of the
books, the milestone book. I remember when I used to hang out
with the Jewish handlers, the Jewish lesbians in Los Angeles.
Yeah. And, you know, they taught me a lot. And of course, if you
have to take their faith and their creed and their background
into account, yes, like watching our tea, right, but I but they
also gave me the translated books of milestones of Sharia
law, which is a crazy book, really, you know, how you handle
a spot on your clothes. If it's a protein spot, you do it this
way, I mean, really, down to small minutia. So this is, as
far as I can tell, from the research that I've done. It's
true that his sister, who was the one who took the pictures of
him with his handcuffs on, that she was indeed, suspended from
school, for being involved in a bomb threat. And if it wasn't
true, you would expect it to be a lawsuit or some, you know,
everyone up in arms, but that is there's nothing to be found
about that. So I'm thinking the sister is probably complicit in
this, and she's much older than the kid. Now, let's get the
backstory that you haven't heard from the mayor of Irving on the
Glenn Beck show.
I have heard that he was now working with a police department
that they had asked him some questions. And then he was very
non responsive, very dismissive, passive aggressive. When I first
read the article, I was first made aware of the situation
Wednesday morning. And the first thing I did and it was early
Wednesday morning, who is call our chief was call our city
manager was call a number of people within the school
district and get answers to those questions, because I read
it and I thought, okay, how can you arrest a 14 year old? Why
would you put handcuffs on him? Those are the first questions
that I was asking myself. And then you start listening to the
answers and you start realising. Okay, this is one side of the
story, but the other side of the story is not coming out. Now, I
don't know if it's just because the news reporter didn't ask I
didn't find out. But I will tell you that right now the school
district is put in a really bad position because the child is
minor. And as a juvenile, they cannot release those records.
The school district a number of times has asked the family to
release the records that so that you can have the balanced story
out there. The family's ignoring the request from the ISD. It
would help to describe why it progressed as it did. It's,
nobody's going to walk in and say, Oh, you're a 14 year old
child, you're totally cooperating, we have all the
answers we need. Let's arrest you. But he was not asked to
bring this project in. If you look at the breakdown in the
demographic of this high school, less than 10% of the students
are Caucasian that go to the school, less than 10%. So the
idea that it was white privilege, or that there was a
jump to conclusion just did not exist. We would like to zoom
fortunately, I would like to assume, and I have good reason,
because I know a lot of the teachers and I know every school
board member very well that this would happen regardless of which
student it was, the teacher was reacting to the device. The
teacher did not know which student had the device. She was
wrapped into the device, not to the student.
So the kid was non cooperative and the parents won't release
the they won't allow the release of the details of what happened.
So this other side of the story is not coming out at this fed
outrageous scam. Wait until you hear this part from the mayor.
Well, I
know that we had the school and the city each had meetings with
a family on Tuesday at their family cancelled. They were
rescheduled for Wednesday, at 240. They were supposed to meet
the school district. They didn't they were just no shows at 330.
On Wednesday, they were supposed to meet with our police chief. I
was going to be at that meeting at the exact same time that they
were supposed to be meeting with us. They were on their front
lawn with a press conference. We have tried to reach out to the
family a number of times and this by the way was before it
ever even hit the papers on Wednesday. The child was
arrested on teenager was arrested on Monday. On Tuesday.
There was a meeting scheduled we were told that it was cancelled.
They rescheduled it for Wednesday bringing care
representatives with them. And again no showed.
And now if you read the reports the family is before going to
visit President Barack Obama at the White House to show off his
cool clock. The family is going to Mecca to participate in the
hush so they they didn't take a meeting with the cops with the
school district with the mayor with anybody. Yes, scam of epic
proportion. And and what's interesting is the timing of
President Obama's cool clock kid tweet.
We never even got a call from anybody from the White House
asking to verify any of that information. In fact, I don't
even think the picture of the the hoax bomb was released
before he tweeted out cool clock hit that
this is bothersome to me. Was the President somehow involved
in this? Did he have some form of prior notice or the everyone
assumes that ad POTUS is manned by the President? Well, let's
just assume it's not. Was it Valerie? Jarrett? This
is a Valerie Jarrett that's what I'm thinking Valerie's in rise.
March of the same sort that where they presented Berg boat
Bird Dog Dog? Yep. The hairy father and mom at with the
president shaking hands and young graduating the son for
being a hero. Yep. A moment. It's the same thing. This is
just so I don't believe that the President was involved. I think
he's got these handlers that are just a holes trying to exploit
the situation because they're racist, but
but they were exploiting it before the world had even seen
the pictures. Yes. One kicker of this story is
oh, they do jump to conclusions constantly. Remember when they
had the beard guy? They arrested Professor they did the same kind
of thing where they Oh, yeah. Police Department. Yeah. While
the case was still under, under. And it brings up the follow up.
Oh,
hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I have one more. One more. This is
my kicker. Bill Maher, I gotta say
not bad. 14 year old was arrested for doing
that, by the way is Jorge Ramos who's on the same show. And he's
defending it. He was he was arrested because of the colour
of his skin and the whole pan was like no, no, and that's not
true, because we know that this school had only 10% Caucasian
population. So Jorge Ramos is a dick. And he's on the wrong side
of this argument. But I don't know if he felt like he had the
the bite in and hold on to it because he did and he just he
sound like a total douchebag everyone's saying no, man,
you've got the facts wrong. Your 14 year
old was arrested but we're doing a project. Right, right.
He should not have been arrested but
he should have opened his mouth. about it. He was said this does
not have he
was arrested and they took them off in cuffs and then put them
in a cage and burned him. Oh no, that's ISIS he just we arrested
we put a kid after school for a couple of hours. This is not the
end of the world. But you know what the end of the world does
happen all over the world. I've generalised millions of Muslims,
who are the victims of other Muslims of their religion. Where
are the Liberals on this? You know what? There's a there's a
Saudi who is right now. He was arrested. His name is Ali
Muhammad Al nem. are in an IMR. And how you pronounce that?
I've noticed this stupid Obama bot Audience laughing You can't
pronounce a name. That shows how racist you are you dicks he was
arrested for an antique being at an anti government rally a few
years ago. Today, he lost his final legal appeal to not be
crucified. So they're going to crucify him. Crucify him and
then behead him in case the crucifixion didn't work. So if
you haven't used up all your heroism hashtagging for the
clock, kid, maybe do it for this guy. There is.
Yeah. As a young kid is like a 17 year old kid who is going to
be crucified and beheaded by the new by the country now heading
up the United Nations Council on Human Rights. Good. Yes. Good.
work. So I know
this I was looking at the tweets. Yeah. Oh my god. Yeah.
Stupid. People on Twitter are just out of control with this
clock kid. Yeah. And then there's a picture going around
which I will put in the next newsletter. Make sure you
subscribe of the clock kid with all the gifts that he got from
Microsoft and other companies. Oh, yeah, this is got a table
full of all kinds of cool, nice. And he's got his two thumbs up
and that's
the kid and the kid is he's, he's clearly brilliant, which
means usually on the spectrum just to give you some, you know,
just show you the you know that this kid is malleable. You know,
all I hear him is I love the support all my followers might
you know, so many tweets all the Facebook likes. That kid is you
know, it's like giving him candy in virtual candy every day is
kind of loving. It's like oh my god, this is great. And then
meanwhile, his sister related to the Council on American Islamic
Relations is whispering here's what you do and be and she's
been involved in crap like this. If you look at if you read
milestones, I really don't like being this guy. But shit, you
know, the civilization jihad. There's some there's something
to it. It cannot be overlooked. And mind you in Texas, there are
150 charter schools run by a for Tula Gulin the harmony schools
where who knows what they're doing in there?
Well, they got on, they made a big deal. The three by threes.
Three, three networks, three weeks. We're now in our fifth
week. This is very
trying to wean myself off of it. Good luck with that jaw
dropping. I know. So they have I have a couple of things. But the
main thing that took place this week was the black Doctor what's
his name? Ben Carson. Yes. And Carson
did a whole whole nother Muslim
quagmire made a comment that he doesn't think it would be right
to have a Muslim president he just does his opinion was a you
wouldn't like the idea right? That's it? That's it that would
that should be it there's no story there. Right in his
opinion. He didn't they didn't think it'd be good idea to have
a Muslim president that does so let's decide to twist this
around in every which way we can. And and a new by the way,
the new top dogs and going after Trump have been AR and have been
a reasonably CBS so let's play the Muslim President part one
plus Trump slammed it through a Trump gratuitously threw Trump
in there. And by the way, they I think they I believe they missed
a on the next liberal half of the Mr. Trump comment go after
the second Republican debate. Donald Trump remains in front
but he has slipped eight points. Carly Fiorina has jumped into
second place up 12 points. Ben Carson is down five. Here's
Major Garrett.
For the first time Donald Trump sounded hesitant about his path
to the nomination.
I don't think panic is a word that I use, but you know, sure,
I'd like to stay on top. I'm going to do what's right. If I
don't make it. That's okay. I'll go back to having a good time
and building a business.
Trump's caution is consistent with what he told us in early
August, when his poll numbers were rising. You can really get
mad if my numbers dropped down. I'm a realist. retired
neurosurgeon Ben Carson is embroiled in the kind of
controversy usually reserved for Trump for saying this on Sunday
about the possibility of a Muslim president.
I would not advocate that we put a Muslim in charge of this
nation. I absolutely would not agree with that. The US
Constitution says no religious test shall ever be required as a
qualification to any office. But Carson's comments could appeal
to part of the Republican electorate. According to a
Gallup poll earlier this year, just 45% of Republicans say they
would support a Muslim GOP nominee
Can I slip in a little 13 second clip about Carson?
Yes, the bid I guess that didn't don't play any is at the end of
that clip. Yeah, it's the end of that clip. Okay, then I gotta
tell you that would my observations during that clip,
just
a little a slippin Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson
is standing by his view that a Muslim should not be President
of the United States telling the hill in an interview on Sunday
that whoever takes the White House should be quote, sworn in
on a stack of Bibles, not a Koran. And, of course, I went
back and looked at Article Six and article 20. And there is no
swearing to God on a stack of Bibles is not required by the
constitution. So should there be no constitutionally speaking,
should there be no religious test and a Muslim is elected
president, then technically, he could be sworn in on the Koran.
Technically.
Yeah, so what?
Here's just showing it to you because that's what that's the
narrative this day. islamophobe he's a horrible islamophobe
that's the whole point
of fuss, then that the thing that got me this was done by
Major Garrett, who is a real Republican hater and he really
hates Trump because Trump insulted him once on one of the
earlier
What a douche and whatever so he's so
he got his both Katy Tur. And Major Garrett should be taken
off to Trump beat. They're both been insulted personal Trump
data Yeah. And now they got a vendetta and there's going after
in him Dan Garrett goes on slams all Republicans. But he says
that he first he plays the clip. Well, first of all, let's start
at the beginning of that clip. The lead anchor, Scott Pelley
puts it in Trump is slipping,
slipping eight point slipping fieriness up she's up. Well,
yeah, now of course your baseline was three and his was
like 35. So that you know so there's a look kind of the way
you present it you present it always slipping eight points.
Oh, eight points. She's up. 12 Oh, 12. That's a bigger number.
She must be doing a lot better than him. He's gonna bail out.
Then you play come random clips or what happens if you lose?
Right? And then an old clip about he says, you know, go
back to work. That's not a current clip. Exactly. It's it's
an old
find the old clip, and then you do this thing where you have
have Carson talk about it with his feelings about I don't think
it's a good idea to have. Okay, fine, then, then you push it
over. You do change the context to the Constitution. Yeah,
Carson never said it was unconstitutional. No, no, he
didn't. So they just move it over to him because the dumb
people that watch these network shows Oh, oh,
dad, he's islamophobe he's an Islamophobe
never seen them pull that stunt when it comes to like assault
rifles.
No. Second Amendment
says this. They never do that they only good this is selective
reporting.
What they say is that the now what they say is the Bill of
Rights and the Constitution is a work It's a living document.
It's outdated. Yeah, work in progress needs to be updated to
today's standards. We're not using muskets anymore. Exactly.
So let's go to why I think this is NBC but let's go to the
Muslim President Trump. And there's an ISO in here that was
overlooked at ever that I don't think anyone even heard said
you'd had no problem putting them up on your count set.
It already happened. Frankly. We was at a
good one.
Now that's the ISO that came from a that's actually from a
larger larger clip I think or is that
that's all it is. That's
the ISO. Yeah, that's the Iso I played the ISO before it played
the bigger clip. Oh, well. Okay, that's what Okay, I will go back
and play that ISO. Again, that's play. This is ABC. This is
another example. ABC is also against Trump, but they tend to
be against Hillary too, even though they're backing off a
little bit on that because they may be realising she's going to
be president. But here's another example of okay, we got to that
start with controversy over Muslim as president clip. Okey
dokey.
And America is but isn't that long ago. Some people thought
that it Catholic cannot be a president. An African American
cannot be a president. They were wrong then. And they are wrong.
Now.
The year before John F. Kennedy was elected one in four
Americans said they wouldn't vote for a Catholic to be
president. Nearly half said they wouldn't support a black
candidate. 50 years later, the Catholic Pope's set to meet with
the nation's first African American president in the White
House. Today foreign to 10 Americans say they wouldn't
support a Muslim in that office.
You said you'd had no problem putting your towel said it
already happened, frankly. But, of course you wouldn't agree
with that. And the conversation
about faith sparked by Donald Trump after he refused to
denounce a man who called Muslims a problem.
I assume, Savannah that he was talking about radical Islam.
It's an amazing problem. It's a very big problem.
Muslim Americans have denounced terror attacks carried out in
the name of Islam, but some worry they haven't been able to
fully shake the perception that's lingered since 911. The
face of terror is not the true face of Islam. Hey, go.
That's an addition is more that's by NBC very
propagandistic piece and that had the ISO which you can do to
play again, or not very sure. I'll play it here. We said you'd
had no problem putting them up on your account
set. It already happened, frankly. But, of course, you
wouldn't agree with that
conversation.
A good candidate. Blew that right by him what he said there
was a lot of people think that Obama is a Muslim, and he do.
Then interesting Trump said to me, he doesn't wear the ring
during this part of the year. He does this he shows up for Do
you remember that clip very early on before he was elected?
And I didn't pull it? And he says, Well, you know, John
McCain has questioned my Muslim faith.
Yes, I'm right. We had another clip since then that where he
also slipped up? I don't remember what that was. Yeah, I
don't either. But we could easily did this is easy to do
you
by the way, I've always gotten the impression from you that you
probably are 75% Thinking that the President is a Muslim?
Well, I'm 100% thinking he's an atheist. Yeah. That's for sure.
And he might be a Muslim. Technically, like, I'm a
Catholic. You know, never goes to anything and just maybe does
a few things. I don't know. Now,
what was interesting is the same. What's interesting to me,
John, was the series of events. First we had, so we had Trump.
And, and clearly with the plant, the guy who asked the, you know,
the lawyer who said, who was asking a question, and he said,
the President is a Muslim guy was a rehearsed actor. And
listen to the lesbian on MSNBC. Of course, I'm referring to
Chris Hayes. In
another sense, I don't think it's been that bad for him. He
changed the conversation once again from Carly Fiorina.
Well, that's I mean, it is amazing, right? Like, here's
the here's this moment that happened, I think, organically,
Although who knows that they haven't found the guy didn't say
he likes this guy. But he says, The only thing is, I'm totally
fine. This guy just like there's some part of there's so little
part of me that was like, it just felt so theatrical about
the question, and I'm totally fine. The guy, I'm gonna reserve
judgement on the origins of the question. And then,
of course, so that becomes a practice. But that was kind of
covered over by clock boy, and also by the Ben Carson thing.
That, to me, it almost felt like Ben Carson was jumping on a
grenade to distract attention. And he got attention from our
friends at the Council on Islamic American relations,
assume and say that American Muslim cannot be President of
the United States. His views are inconsistent with the United
States Constitution. For that we really urge politicians, the
general public, community leaders, presidential
candidates, through European yet his views, and we ask Mr. Ben
Carson, to withdrawal from the presidential race, because he's
unfit to lead.
Tear. Thanks, guys.
Well, these guys move the Alia
they're, they're well known for doing this. This is what they
do. And if you read milestones, this is kind of like the step
before the last step of you know, the cult, the cultural
jihad, you know, the intellectual jihad, of just and
man that you don't have to do anything. We don't have to
fight. We're laying down. We're rolling over come on clock boy.
Cool. Well, Ben Carson, your unconstitutional douchebag where
he clearly did not say that. Yeah, this is this is I find it
to be very, very, very troubling. varied, and I'm not a
big conspiracy theorist on you on the Muslims, but I've seen it
happen, man, I've seen it happen. In the past 15 years in
Europe, I've seen it happen.
Well, the Europeans are the ones that could get the first wave.
Now let's play the last thing I suppose we had Trump on NBC and
CBS. The first one is CBS and NBC slammed him. So let's see
now ABC has to slam in now because everyone says no, this
is all again, different stories done differently for the
different audiences. Most of them on you know, some sort of
Paxil or something right? So this is ABC and now listen to
the way they do the prot the way they do this interesting again,
a hater that decides to put in loaded words when they describe
one person. Yeah, this is about the Trump figurine a little dust
up and this is ABC on Trump broom. sighs
You Hold on sec. Room says
more than six weeks later, Trump is still trashing Kelly in a
tweet last night calling her a lightweight. Today Trump
speaking to a half empty room in South Carolina, turning his fire
on another woman, surging candidate Carly Fiorina. She's
fighting to raise money. And her business career was a disaster.
Nobody wants to say it. They say you can't say that because it's
sexist.
The arena will give you the right back
and leadership is not about how big your office is, how big the
title is, how big your aeroplane or your helicopter or your ego
is. Leadership is about
service.
David Carly Fiorina did have con words for Hillary Clinton today,
telling people magazine she has empathy for her and would never
personally attack her. As for Donald Trump, his campaign says
they have another rally in South Carolina tonight. They're
expecting 2100 people, David
Takayama is covering every step of this campaign for us, Tom,
thank you. Thank you very much.
Now here is the interesting there's one more I got clip
after this. But this is good. The interesting thing he's in a
half empty room. She truly does doesn't describe the room size
that Trump Trump. Trump isn't a half empty room. Yeah, he says,
yeah. Jared is Donald Trump speaking in a half empty room?
Yeah. doesn't say anything about Carly's room size. They don't
show the empty chairs like they did with the Trump. Right,
right. She's right up close and personal. She sounds like she's
in an empty room to be honest about it, which wouldn't
surprise me and this story, and then they bring it up again. And
then they then they say is going to speak to a loud, large crowd
because he's gonna bitch about this. And he they guess they
give him credit for having 2100 People coming later. And but
that's still small, because we've been hearing 20,000 Yeah.
20 30,000 This was a very subtle piece of propaganda. The reason
by the way, there's a lot of listeners that wonder why you
were into these characters and somebody pitched in some letter.
I think I hated his show. Once it got him Craig endorsed
Hillary Clinton.
Well, no, I said she was the Uniacke qualified to run the
MCA. We
all know what you said. Not everybody Apparently some people
don't listening to the show. They don't understand the
entertainment value of all this. And in the case of the Trump
thing, I enjoy it because it's really brings out the worst in
the media. Yes, it shows you how slanted these reports are. Yeah,
and so let's go to Trump's last enemy. The one who really hates
him because of a thing that went around I should have clipped
this where she where he said where he just ridiculed for
being a shit reporter. Katie turd Yeah, and and this is the
this Katy Katy tour report on NBC has a number of interesting
aspects. One of them is like beyond me why they don't make
this front page news but play it.
Joe fryer and Carmel. Thank you. We turn to politics now. And
while Donald Trump retains his lead in the polls among the
Republican candidates, the gap has narrowed yet Trump is still
making headlines tonight over what he said and didn't say
about President Obama's birthplace. We'll get more on
this tonight from NBC is Katie Turner.
Strong in Charleston, South Carolina, once again hammering
birtherism but saying it was Hillary Clinton, who started
in 2008. She was the original birther she's the one that
started that whole thing. Hillary is a birthday Clinton's
chief
strategist in 2007 Did circulate a memo criticising Obama's
quote, lack of American roots, but did not suggest Obama was
born outside of the United States. Charge Clinton today
called ludicrous.
This is such a bad example of what's wrong with instantaneous
reactions and American getting all worked up and people feeding
prejudice and paranoia like Donald Trump.
Trump's crack today a departure from what he claimed on Colbert
last night. Brock
Obama born in United States, I don't talk about
it anymore. Jobs. I talk about our veterans being horribly
traded. I just don't discuss you
know that yet. He keeps bringing it up. Three months in the Trump
playbook is well known, self promote and attack.
He tells me he won't change that that brawling swagger that
bravado
it will remain
and this afternoon the front would have declared he was
boycotting Fox News for not treating him. shot back. Trump
doesn't seem to grasp that candidates telling journalists
what to ask is not how the media works in this country.
This is this is the worst propaganda I've heard from her
yeah, he's the let's start with the the last thing which is the
fox thing. He fox comes out and somebody says something about
doesn't grasp what it means to not tell people what questions
to So that's what it was about. It was about the failure for
them to discuss the poll numbers. Right. Right. Right. It
had nothing to do with the q&a or, or about Kelly or anything
else. This was bullcrap she had, she had twisted this. And she
twisted it earlier when she says that tracking the difference
between what Trump Trump said blaming Hillary, and by the way,
Hillary, it's that beyond me that she's the one who started
this idea. Yeah, it's a dirty trick that Republicans and
Democrats pull these things constantly. Oh, I'm so innocent.
It makes more sense to me that when he said that, that's the
first time the birther thing made sense. I like
that. In this report, you played they were talking about how
these interviews are all orchestrated, and, and you know,
how he knows exactly what's going to be asked and how it
works. If I can interject, there was mica, who I'm starting to
like more. I don't know what's wrong with me. But I'm liking,
like, bled back. I like Bill Maher. Now Mika Brzezinski, who
I'm really starting to take a liking to her. She's She is
deconstructing the media on her own show, which in which we
constantly deconstruct, and she talks specifically about the
interview that was on. It was at CBS on the Sunday show. No, Meet
the Press. NBC, I guess. Right. Yeah. And she
deconstructed it, it was done. She is asked on face than a show
CBS
Face the Nation. Sorry
about the state clips from that. Yeah. So this
is a deconstruction of wanting to play the clips and then to
deconstruct no play the actor
but before you do that, because it's not going to matter if I
get this in. I just want to get back to before I went sideways
on myself that Katie Turner says she's going to She tracks the
difference between what Trump said when he she blamed Oh, he
blamed Hillary, and then he was on Colbert, which was I believe
earlier, but doesn't matter. And she says she tracks the
difference. It doesn't track it doesn't track she goes on about
this. And then she plays some guy who says it doesn't track
she never proves that it
is some other guy who just says it doesn't track. Yeah, I love
to have a clip that
well, that was in that short clip at the very end when she
says it doesn't track gotcha, you attract a difference and
blah, blah, blah. And then she got to play some other guy she
doesn't. She doesn't show any examples of this. Well, why
would she? I mean, the worst kind these these network people
are really bad. Listen to
mica deconstruct the Hillary CBS Sunday show interview
it was done. She is asked on Face The Nation about who with
the state. She said the State Department authorised it. No,
there was Dickerson didn't follow up with the question, Who
Would the State Department's the campaign did not allow that,
that this interview was set up so that certain questions on
policy were required for a certain amount of time and then
they could go into emails for a certain amount of time? And then
they believe me? It was textbook planned out I can see Gentile
Mary and everybody view this. This happened with other network
interviews that I do know what happens. And I know that I can
tell you right now with this show stopped because we were not
controlled. I gotcha. Because we refuse to be controlled but when
we lovely interviews, the thing is CBS News knows they have any
State Department. CBS News knows that nobody at the State
Department based on all of our sources at the State Department.
Nobody authorised it she did it on her own. And so she allowed
it allowed it allowed it so they might ask for questions on that.
It was it was a stunning I wasn't I wasn't gonna say
anything. But it was brought up it was a stunning interview. A
stunning interview and textbook on a campaign operation
completely boxing in a Sunday morning.
Messages clear clip
I thought that was pretty good. Since you brought that up. Let's
play the clip. They're talking about okie dokie. This is
Hillary on Face The Nation on the email. This is the email
block then I'm sure it was all rehearsed or at least the
questions were the questions were given to Dickerson as we
even mentioned the the women who are running the programme
because
she named names. Yeah, pretty good. I like that. And there's
actually some insight here even though it's Hillary yackety yak
and the same thing we've been hearing about oh, it was okay.
And nobody knew other people have done it before. Dickerson
actually went off script, I believe if you listen to this
carefully and asked her something that was actually
meaningful and then she got little short with them and then
went back into her script guidance soon but there's one
piece of information on here that I thought was interesting
because it it actually, I think tells us something some people
who
know you and have worked with you say what this email
situation and suggests So is that there's nobody around. You
can say, Secretary Clinton is a bad idea. Don't do this. Do you
have such a personal?
I have too many actually about whom
this notebook before the fact that after after everybody's
giving you
this was done by prior government officials, including
but not
at this level, not solely a server just for you.
You know, look, it was done by others. And let me just say
that, yes. When I did it, it was allowed it was aboveboard. And,
you know, now I'm being as transparent as possible, more
than anybody else ever has been?
Oh, yes. It's so transparent as possible.
Yeah, that's nonsense. Why would you erase all these emails? Now
the thing that was a little insight there that she just
threw away when she did her cackle. And by the way, I have
another clip if you want to hear the cackle, and I actually
clipped it out. Just for a teaser. Yeah, there it is. Nice.
Sounds just like the Wicked Witch of the West. And that's
sure does what Hillary says when he says Who told Do you have? Do
you not have anybody saying you can't do this? You Do you have
anybody who says she has too many. This brings me back to the
story of her showing up in San Francisco and going to Florida
Lee.
This is the restaurant fluidly
the restaurants emphasis was now closed. But it was the big top
restaurant in the city and she shows up. This is the run by
Uber Keller and
yes, we've been to this restaurant together. Yes, you've
been to the restaurant but back in the day when I had the movie
or credit cards.
Now, the I was told by the maitre d at the time about what
we know what they order when they do ship. He said that
Hillary really didn't order anything. She was everything
that was ordered for her and she couldn't really say or do
anything because they he she had this handler gaggle of Bossy
Women telling her
what to do. Oh, you're such a sexist.
gaggle of Bossy Women. Such a sexist, right can be a gaggle of
bossy men. But it was women. What can I say? If it was men?
I'd say the same thing.
Yes, I'm down with you.
So that was kind of insightful and the glass thing came from
this very strange.
Before it could I do one little intermezzo on the emails before
you go away his Andrea Mitchell on the on an update on what's
happening with the server.
That's when Hillary Clinton was trying to get out from under the
email controversy. New reports today that the FBI has been able
to recover some of her deleted emails both personal and work
related from that private server. Clinton turned over the
server to the FBI last month after the FBI started
investigating how classified information was handled on the
private account. The recovery of her additional emails ensures
this will continue to be a drip drip drip from the issue.
I liked that drip drip
drip. Yeah, I actually had clipped you. Yeah, this is a
disaster because what's going to happen is
if you do it, you do not want Jim Comey controlling your life
because he he has something now, the FBI has something the FBI
via with a very long history of blackmailing politicians,
government leaders,
and now that's their MO. Yeah. And then we have this
former banker who was on the board of HSBC, when they were
going through the whole money laundering, drug money
laundering scandal. He's now the Director of FBI and he had FBI
said, we're not talking. We're not participating. We've got it.
We got everything here. It's all under wraps. You do not want
Comey running you like that.
Well, it's too late now. You can bet there are some gems in that
pile. I
know exactly. What's in there. It's going to be her cavalier
attitude about Libya about you know, screw them, you know, very
similar to the one when she heard that Qaddafi was killed. I
mean, that is the land of unconfirmed Yes, we
came we saw he died
yeah, she's an elitist. You know,
she is Leona Helmsley?
Do I have a frequent message contact with a 19 year old
millennial who was in college, and she is very helpful in
telling me her name is Elise and she's very helpful in telling me
why the kids are all in on Bernie. She sends me all these
messages that are going viral around the campus. And I read
these I'm like, wow, someone wrote this and it's in his being
shot into the campus life virally. But everyone now hates
Clinton. Here's the things you need to know. One Trump's an
asshole he's a xenophobic, he's no good. Bernie fabulous gonna
give you free everything. It's all gonna be groovy. Hillary not
trustworthy. Douchebag and she on her own accord. This
millennial is reading this town. She's Oh my god. This is Have
you heard the Clinton body count set? Yeah. And then as a kicker,
just to show you how the millennials how malleable they
are things the second time I use that word today, they first were
all in on Caitlyn Jenner loved her. Now everyone hates Caitlyn
Jenner. Because she's not denouncing things like the
Caitlyn Halloween costume. Boo. Jenna thinks it's funny. She's
like, No, this funny, I like that. And but no, of course,
it's sparked outrage. And she's and she's not denouncing other
people. So she's not in enough and now everyone on campus, and
this is the University of Arkansas. Now everyone hates
Caitlyn. So this is a group that is very easy to to massage if it
were as it were.
Yeah. And they're so proud of their inability to be massaged.
Although the the saved millennials who came to the
meetups. They say one thing's for sure. We all think the
government is full of shit. So well, that's a good start, but
you're being duped. You're being duped
so it's going on consistently whether you do it the clock boy
very trouble with this whole nonsense with the Muslims and
all this and then Hillary let's play the Hillary on face and
nation. This is what elicited that nutty laugh. And by the
way, she's smiling in an awkward way. She's laughing on cue. This
is the somebody's one of her advice is look at Hillary, you
have a cute laugh, try to laugh more. And she laughs on almost
like, like, somebody pulled a string boom, she starts laughing
for some crazy reason.
Give us three words, that is the real Hillary Clinton. Just
three,
just three, I can't possibly do that. I mean, look, I am a real
person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being
that and then in the public eye for so long that I think, you
know, it's like the feature that you see in some magazine
sometime, real people actually go shopping, you know,
really interrupted, thank you to say,
hey, while we're on crazy, crazy women. Can I would you like an
entre? Ma?
I would love it entre Mom, this is Whoopi Goldberg
regarding the Planned Parenthood controversy, and she comes up
with a whole different genesis of Planned Parenthood than I've
ever heard of people get
pregnant, and all kinds of way. Yes. And the people cannot
always afford to have the child that they are pregnant with. And
it is Nobody, not even God. God says, Come to me. If you have an
issue come to me, nobody else can judge you. And so here's my
plan. But now that you've defunded it, and perhaps
forgotten why Planned Parenthood came into being, which was
people got tired of tripping over women with hangers hanging
out of their body.
The I don't think that's the genesis of Planned Parenthood.
But
no, we have a long lecture to give on Margaret Sanger. Not
today. But the JD I go ahead, but the Genesis let's start,
just say this though, the genesis for Planned Parenthood
was one thing and one thing only, it was the overturn, or at
least back back off the Comstock Laws and to promote birth
control, birth control and more birth control birth control
certificates. And
it's a classic I still love that. Yeah, we
will discuss this the woman I think, and I've got Adam on the
same track. We'll just say it just and we'll do we'll just
tease is the more deceased for the C Block of showed 760. She
has been be searched for no real real, real good, right. He has
really nothing to do with eugenics. Now. She is not at any
of the early eugenics conferences. You can track this,
John, shall we hold it? Hold
it there? Hold it there. Just hold it there. That's, I think
that's enough teas. Okay. Yeah, it's really important because
we're going to put Margaret Sanger back where she belongs,
but Planned Parenthood's Genesis and the abortion movement or the
free choice movement. It does not come from people being
disgusted about tripping over coathangers Yeah, but the t
shirt more it's still an entre mom
over women with hangers hanging out of their bargaining mug.
Giving them this is
the kind of idiocy that we have to put up with on some of these
shows, but
it gets better at Oh, and the reason I played this is because
there's a lot of women watching this show. who take this as
facts like the Reagan facts we had on the previous show from
this guy. This is wisdom from whoopee, everybody
sells these abortions. It was supposed to be safe and clean.
So explain to me now what you're going to do because if you think
this is going to stop women from doing it, it's not people who
are desperate enough to go and get an abortion. There's a
reason they need it.
And I'm gonna agree with that. I'm gonna agree with her on
that. There's a reason they want it's not something you do
lightly. However her kicker
they feel they need it I get out of my vagina.
She actually said Get out of my
vagina.
I think that, doesn't it, so you should keep it. Oh, but
let me try this out of my vagina. Get out of my vagina,
get out of my vagina.
I would say I don't like you repeating it. But I know it's
real. It's real. It's real. Yes, something there. Can you take
and I don't like to tell you how to do your clips.
But the pause between my and vagina is too big. I think it's
two beats too long.
I kind of liked it that way
though. It's true. It's just me it just I think it'd be tighter
and more. Well, let me try this. Hold on.
Let me try it right now. Let me try right now. I've turned it
down. Okay, this
is my font. I not
like that. No, no, it has to be tighter tighter
than so to speak. Sorry. even tighter. Hold on. Okay, let's
try this then. Wait, hold on. We're doing this on the fly. I
mean, what rate what podcast what show? Does this for you?
Nobody. No,
I'm sorry. This is this is why we're the best podcasting
University. Here we go. Let's try this a little tighter this
time.
There we go. Yes, a little bit. Okay. Well, I would like the
fact that she stumbled of of of of of United cut that out too.
But that's okay. That's fine. Yeah. Onward. I had one more
killer because it's not important. She just blasting
Trump. But and while we're an entre month, I might as well
play the the kind of sketchy native ad that David Muir on ABC
nightly news Ran is but they couldn't come up with anyone to
buy the native ads. So they ran a house ad
and the wild ride going viral tonight Facebook now releasing
this 360 degree video, stimulating a scene from the new
Star Wars movie The Force Awakens do out of December.
That's not news. Right? They never mentioned that Disney owns
that movie. Oh, of
course not, which owns ABC cap cities. Well, let me play in a
native ad for you then. This you probably saw this one. But this
has a kicker at the end, which I wasn't expecting
a 17 year old Tabor Academy senior was at football practice.
When something felt off. I
had pain in my chest in my back. Whenever I took some deep
breath.
He would have chalked it up to a hot day on the gridiron.
Right now is the 87 which is normal.
But his Apple Watch alerted him to something serious.
It just feel my heart pounding. And so after practice, I went in
and took a nap. My heart rate was still like 145 that
have so far it's a new story. But okay, the Apple Watch saved.
But wait until you hear all the bits that were brought into this
especially at the end notice on my Apple Watch.
The Apple Watch takes your resting heart rate about every
few minutes or so. So right now I can tell that my resting heart
rate is normal for me. Paul knew there was a problem when his
resting heart rate was more than double his average. Paul went to
the hospital where he learned he had heart liver and kidney
failure, which could have been fatal if not for his watch.
He was grateful that he's healthy. I can remember when the
Apple Watch was coming out and I said okay, there's no way I'm
never buying one that went out on Saturday and purchase an
Apple Watch for my wife and for myself.
can't play football just yet. But Paul has something else to
look forward to an internship next summer with apple
on the worst, that's not okay.
That's that was a package deal done in a bought and sold.
Unbelievable. And he has an internship at Apple. Oh, yeah.
Okay. Oh, they have good health care.
Okay, I think we should do you want to take a break? Because I
want to get a bunch of international stories thinks I'm
gonna show my soul but imagine all the people who could do
that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun. I didn't mean to cut you off, but
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that's what that's how he does it. He just goes around from
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I have to make goods. I want to reek I go ahead. Ryan stoner
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the message. My wife nearly pooped in her pants when she
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Why was the excitement short lived? I don't know if your
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That'd be short lived. Yeah, I would want to say a sweet Hill
load of my stewardess Caroline. I've always been flying high
when she's around. And John, it's Illinois, not Illinois.
You're from here. How can you screw it up to annoy Carolyn, I
want to say we to all the C S O and CSC members that were is
blank. We're trying to get it again. Illinois, Illinois thing
is just somebody wanted me to pronounce a bunch of words
because a Chicago accent I believe says Illinois.
Yes. And Tina the keeper calls me Adam. Yeah, so that would be
Chicago, which I find time to wait. It's kind of sexy.
Illinois is the way it's supposed to be pronounced. Now I
have broken my habits of these these Midwestern pronunciations
I picked up from my mother who is from Chicago. So I used to
say Milk Milk. Paulo pelo. Yep. Hello. Yeah. And so I now say
milk and pillow and we're very proud of you. And well, the
family is annoyed because they did kind of like ridiculing me.
But I still say Illinois. Does your family truly
ridicule you?
I wish they listened to the show because you know, the amount of
emails but every meetup everyone's come up to me like,
man, we want to know more about Lucy.
Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, let me think
or your kids or your kids not ridiculing you about that. They
don't listen to the show. So nobody listens to the show.
Exactly.
All right. A girl named Lucy when
I was in college, but she's hot and we want pictures of
photographic. I don't even have
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So it's for more than 24 it's four more days.
We had to Sir Mark Millman had his daughter Madison at the
meetup. She was super, super cute. And she and she says,
Well, you know, I listen to the show. Usually because my dad is
playing it really, really loud throughout the whole house, but
she says sometimes I actually listen to it on my own. And, and
Maddie is she's 910 She could have been 18 for all I know. And
she said her favourite. I'm putting the sequence together
right now. And I want to play that for her. She wanted her
favourite sequence of jingles. The kids always love it.
Clinton. Chefs slay you go Maddie, there you go. Cool kid.
Very cool kid. Big future for her.
Well, there's Yeah. Right. Yeah, play us out. Because the toy my
cool kids, we do have a story about cool. But before
we get to cool kids, I have one observation. And one question
for you as we stay with the United States. The election
cycle, which might got another year this crap anyway. This is
Elizabeth Warren. I did not see the whole interview. This is a
compilation of her on Stephen Colbert on The Late Show. It was
about time she showed up. We've been waiting for it to happen.
She
has launched a one woman crusade against the billionaire class.
She's like Batman, but her enemy is Bruce Wayne. First time I met
you, you are not a senator. Now you are a senator. And not only
not only are you a senator, you're one of the household
names in American politics. And yet you are one of the few
household names that is not running for President of the
United States. Are you sure you're not running for president
and states? Can you tell us why you'd be such a terrible choice
to be president united states why we shouldn't be clamouring
for an Elizabeth Warren presidency.
So look, I'm out there every single day in the middle of a
huge fight. And it's a fight about what this country is going
to look like going forward. The game is rigged for the rest of
America. It's just not working. And it's time for us to take
that government back.
You don't sound like you're running for president.
So there she is, she's back on the stage. And I believe that
clip may be related to something else that we haven't talked
about. And it's there's there's a big problem within the
Democratic Party. And Debbie Wasserman Schultz, I just love
to despise this woman, if everything about her makes me
cringe. And she's the leader. He's the chairperson. They won
more debates. This is the Party is calling for more debates. And
I want to I have a question to ask you about that debate with
who you are. Boy, I'm gonna ask you a question in a moment. So
there's six debates scheduled for the Democratic for the
Democrats. I don't have any the Republicans have, but they have
a tonne of them. And she is and this has been ongoing. We had,
what's his face? Was it Walker who? No, it was the other guy
who was complaining about the lack of debates, and Debbie
Wasserman Schultz had a real sourpuss face about it. Anyway,
he or she is talking at a local convention. We are
going to have a debate again, right here in New Hampshire. In
December. I'm ready to debate with you Just the other day at a
campaign event. Sir Trump was added again. One of his
supporters in the audience called President Obama, Muslim.
My friends, what's more important drawing and contrast,
when Republicans are arguing about debates? Let's focus on
our mission and the task at hand. Enough is enough. We have
a job to do.
I put it I don't know who did the sweetening of the clip. But
it's good. We went to Bates Yeah. So they want debates and
my and I'm thinking what are they talking about is because
they feel Bernie's not getting a fair shot. I know the other guy
the the guy No one can remember His names. Two of them actually.
Nealon board candidate. What's his name? The I can't remember
his name, either. I'll look him up to them. Of course, we had we
still could have could see Elizabeth Warren poppin. Well,
let's hope so. Yeah, let's hope so. Yeah, let's hope so. Yeah,
I'm down with it even more around with it
is where it needs another Clinton in their aura. Well, the
thing that got me this week, in terms of
bowl crowd, and O'Malley is the guy who's also calling for more
debates. O'Malley St.
Martin O'Malley, a Republican, no. Democrat. This the thing
that got me was this, the pope played the Pope to death. I
mean, it's just like everyone's Catholic all of a sudden Yeah.
So the pope comes in and then they have this to to give NBC
credit because I don't believe NBC Rand is bold crap. Were the
little girls running along the side. She's Oh,
man. That was so set up. If you look at the video, they're
holding on to her and then the guy picks her up the migrant
child with a little
banner migrants That was a setup.
It was a really bad setup but there's a couple of funny things
about Today we'll discuss since I saw all the three networks
carry this step NBC I say take it NBC didn't have the big
version was the was CBS This is five year old by the way, who
apparently this five year old can can spell discrimination in
some sort of block letters that she didn't write it. Oh, crap.
All right. Five year olds pre kindergarten. Let's play the
five year old CBS News scam clip.
Okey dokey.
The first pope in 1000 years not born in Europe. Maybe that's
what was behind the most remarkable moment of this day,
when a five year old girl immigrated beyond the security
line. No,
hold on. No, no, she was being I have the video in the show
notes. She's being led by the hand by a guide to being
positioned, put into her spot and then handed off to the guy
is by cop and then handed off to the guy who then the minute the
pope comes by holds her up and rushes over and he has a history
of doing this. I put more clips in the in the show notes on the
video and clips and stuff. He does this like all of it. He's
driving around in Italy and his Fiat which I think it's cool,
cool move, by the way, in the Fiat. And then all of a sudden
stops him there's a handicapped child and he blesses the child.
If this is all PR it's perfectly orchestrated bullshit. Bullshit.
Sophie Cruz squeezed through security barriers to deliver a
message to the Pope, a child of illegal alive she has put a new
face on the debate over immigration reform. Sophie
travelled to Washington from Los Angeles with her father, and
what did you do? To the Pope? What did you give them? In her
letter, she asks Francis to help all immigrant children. The
Secret Service held Sophie back but when the Pope saw her, he
waved her over, and bluster. It reminded us of a moment last
year when another girl from Los Angeles greeted the pope in St.
Peter's Square in Rome. 11 year old Jersey Vargas travelled
there to help her father Mario, who was in the custody of US
immigration. She called it her miracle moment,
I told them, please help my family because my dad was going
to be deported. And it's unfair that millions of children are
also suffering in my same situation. And he blessed me He
kissed me on my forehead. And he told me that he was going to
talk with the President,
not long after her father was released and his case is now
under review. Jersey was in Washington today hoping for
another meeting with the Pope.
I'm passionate because about what happened to my dad. I also
want to make a difference in the world because I won't stop
fighting until the immigration reform happens.
Okay, so we just dealt with double pile of crap. Ah, hold up
by Sinoma. Here's the kicker to me. Yeah, ABC ran the same story
more or less without that second girl. And the two letters that
they showed were different.
What do you mean the two letters they showed
the letter? The letter from the girl really? Yes. The show the
letter on CBS. It was written in in like a pencil or something.
And it was, it was no misspellings. No misspellings.
And then the letter that they showed on ABC was written in
crayon. Every letter a different colour and a drawing in the
middle. This is a scam. It's a horrible scam.
But can I play a little clip here something that I noticed in
this whole thing? I heard it on every network character. So we
were driving I heard it. Obama's cadence during the Pope's
speech, this is in front of the White House and the Pope did his
whole thing about climate change, which was you know,
clearly someone said, Hey, Pope read this. Oh, but I'm not it's
all phonetics. He spoke English in that particular speech. The
way I speak Italian if someone writes it down phonetically,
climate change climate shines. Anyway, the president all of a
sudden, he's he's doing this. JFK, Martin Luther King thing.
Did you catch this? No, you listen to
this remind us that people are only truly free when they can
practice their faith freely,
freely. The you know, that's that's that's the phrase their
faith freely. Very good. Come on, Mark, Mark, Mark, Mark
here in the United States we cherish. We cherish religious
liberty
who cherish religious liberty. What is he doing? was
the basis For so much,
and then that the wind starts blowing right now that sounds
like he's talking directly from hell.
What brought us together. And here in the United States we
cherish our religious liberty, but around the world at this
very moment, moment, children of God, children of God, including
Christians are targeted, and even killed because of their
faith because of their faith. Believers are prevented from
gathering at their places of worship and places of worship.
God uses the word believers the way a Muslim does,
in prison. He does are just a church of destroyed. So we stand
with you we stand with you fence of religious freedom and
interfaith dialogue, knowing that people everywhere by
the way, interfaith dialogue is what the Muslims use. That that
is truly you talk to them all the Gulin guys, they're all
about interfaith interfaith
dialogue, knowing that people everywhere must be able to live
out their faith, free from fear and free from intimidation and
free
from intimidation. What is going on with that?
Now, this is obviously his new preacher voice he's gonna adopt.
So when he gets out of a job, he's gonna go around talking
like this terrible.
It really is.
Let's, let's leave it short. I have one more US clip that's
worth playing, because it wasn't played out much. But there's a
lot of people that don't like this pope. And I think we may be
coming to them. But here is a clip that wasn't played at much
ABC played it for some reason. ABC is all in on the Pope. Yeah.
ABC is the ABC on judges who will not attend a pope speech.
Huh? Okay.
There's another late breaking headline involving members of
the Supreme Court tonight the justices who will not be
attending this historic joint meeting of Congress. That's
right.
Some will some won't among those who won't. Conservative
Catholics, Justice Scalia, Justice Alito and Justice
Thomas, they
don't say why. But it's pretty amazing.
They're Catholic, all three of them. Terry Moran with us. Oh,
what are they trying to say?
That was a little tidbit wasn't it? Yeah.
What are they trying to say?
I don't know. They just don't like the Pope. There's a lot of
people that don't like just Pope including Stephen Colbert.
Curiously
there was there's a story that involves a Hillary that I want
to take in a different direction because I did a little digging
and found a pretty decent interview with a guy all three
networks and I'm surprised this is not in your three by three by
five. All three networks had little pieces about Hillary
Clinton jumping on this hedge for X hedge fund guy who bought
the so called AIDS drug? Um, Jack? Yes.
When he needs a pair it's anti parasitic
I thank you. I said so called AIDS drug because we need to
talk about that too. But here is here all three networks.
shilling for Hillary
Wall Street is reacting to a new proposal from Hillary Clinton.
She wants to cap prescription drug prices for some patients at
$250 per month. It comes amid growing outrage over a 5,000%
increase in the price of a drug used by cancer and AIDS
patients. Clinton calls that price gouging.
Okay price gouging that's ABC here. See, that was GMA here's a
CBS This Morning the topic
entered the political debate on Monday with Democratic
presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tweeting price gouging
like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. Hillary
Clinton says she will lay out a plan today about how to take on
what she calls price gouging in the specialty drug market.
And then finally, we have the Today Show on NBC topic
interdependent what aren't all drugs specialty drugs. asking
the
wrong question.
The topic entered the political debate on Monday with Democratic
presidential candidate Hillary Clinton tweeting price gouging
like this in the specialty drug market is outrageous. Hillary
Clinton says she will lay out a plan today about how to take on
what she calls price gouging in the specialty drug market.
Okay,
so there it is. We're not on the nightly news. None of them okay,
that guy was on the nightly news everyone interviewed him he says
the douche bag
Well, I'm going to say maybe he's not and that was that was
never seen him. Yes, he looks like a douche bag. That was my
so here was my thing. My initial reaction when I heard this story
was What a dick someone's really did that be a lot of scam? Then
I think this thing is a setup will you let me finish? Then I
thought maybe this was a setup scam. Being deed to have because
Hillary was so quick to jump on it at all three networks covered
or maybe not on the nightly news, but they covered her and
then I saw an interview with the guy on Bloomberg and I want to
play this big because, well first we have to start by saying
it is mischaracterizing to say this isn't an AIDS drug. That is
that is a put your game meme in in play. Well, yes, you put your
LGBTQ Qi AP meme in there. But actually it's used more for
malaria, people who suffer from malaria and it is not an
uncommon disease, but you have different forms the benign and
of course, the the malignant. But here's this guy just just
listened to him as he's talking about why he acquired the drug.
Which Have you met chronic? Chronic? Okay, yes. liganded,
which
is a but it's really an it's a for viruses. It's an antiviral,
I believe this drug thought it was anti parasitic. Okay, anti
anti parasitic, and that's correct. Listen to
that, you know, look, this means that we're gonna have to the
price of this means we're gonna have to look for alternative
treatments, we can't take dare for many
mentioned the Daraprim. It's out of patent.
Okay, yes, public domain public domain.
And we won't be able to keep this drug because it's so
expensive now in stock, and that may delay treatment for some
patients.
So we've put the right protocols in place to make sure, in fact
that patients construct faster and with almost no cost. So
previously, there were there were co pays for the drug. We
have copay systems for programme that will limit that.
Previously, there was a limited free drug programme, we've
expanded that half of our drug we give away for $1. So I think
that shows our commitment to patients. And if you can't
afford the drug, we'll give it away for totally for free,
especially if the patients in need or doesn't
have now this is before he went back and change the pricing, but
stay with it come so
but then how does that intersect with your with your, you know, a
stated objective, which is that you need to make money off of
this drug? Well,
it's an impediment. But at the same time, you know, we are, we
will never deny someone treatment for the other build
their ability to pay. In fact, even if we're having a
disagreement with the insurer, we'll send them drunk for free
in the interim, until we resolve the insurer. And that's another
thing that, you know, the private companies hadn't,
she's going to complete this spiel in a moment. But
obviously, there was something to be done here because, you
know, pre existing conditions and the way Obamacare set up and
the way the insurance companies work, and cancer drugs, you
know, some of them could be half a million dollars. And there's a
reason for it. And that is to pay for the research. This drug
really only nets revenue about $10 million a year.
And now that toxoplasmosis has company is actually generating a
profit. Remember the structural 1940s? Right 1940s We can make a
better drug for this disease. But is that what you're trying
to do? With the drug out of business? Absolutely, we're
spending 10s of millions of dollars to make a better version
of Daraprim that is more effective, less toxic
difference, very toxic drug. And these patients deserve a drug
company that is turning a profit of fair profit, and also
developing a drug that is better for them. They don't deserve a
drug at seven years old. They deserve a modern medicine that
can cure toxoplasmosis quickly, there's a lot of issues with
toxoplasmosis.
Okay, so let me get this straight. So you are fine with,
okay, raising the price on this because you want to make money
off of this drug, which you will then put into alternative that
you will put that money into alternative research to see if
there's a better way to treat this infectious disease, not
with Daraprim
Absolutely, we know there's a better way to treat this
disease. You know, we're developing three or four
different kinds of new drugs for toxoplasmosis. Remember, no
one's cared about this illness for a long time from the
pharmaceuticals perspective, if ever, and I think that's a
terrible thing. If you're suffering from toxoplasmosis.
Now you haven't a powerful ally in our company that is looking
to make new drugs free, who's willing to spend that money. And
to do that we all know drug developments, very expensive,
the estimated a new drug can cost a billion dollars to
develop, it's only fair that we make profit, and we take that
money and we put it back into the patient's hands. I don't
advocate for companies that raise price and don't do any
research. And by the way, there are dozens of those. So
spotlight on me is an interesting thing. I'm not
thinking too hard about it, because I know what we're doing
is right. And the reality is that you know, by making a
better version of dare Prem 2 billion people have this, in
fact, there's a good chance that one of the two of us has it, and
the Layton form is totally fine. But if you become
immunosuppressed, it can kill you. And so with this bug
evolves, it will be a ticking time bomb. And I think we need
to prepare now, in case the toxoplasma mutates. And we know
that talks that error from our drug does not cure you 100% of
time, it's about an 80% rate. I think we can get up to 100 with
research.
I like what he said. Yeah, I mean, I think that he's been
falsely accused. Well, I don't know. Then I think so.
Well, what's it got to do with Hillary?
Well, wow, well, hello. Because I thought at first that she if
she so she jumped on the bandwagon. I thought it was a
setup, but she jumped on the bandwagon without just willy
nilly.
I still think it's a setup
maybe by I thought this guy's Spiel was pretty reasonable.
I don't know. I've seen him be interviewed two or three times.
He just seems like a total hedge fund. Douchebag. Well, yeah,
true. So
well, sometimes there's a lot of indicators that
I just thought that the two flowed nicely to each other and
I thought that the that there was probably a
mischaracterization. Well
I think now this is okay, here we go. Let me get let me
deconstruct what you just did. First you come up with a
connection that nobody's come up with ever. So there's not much
of a conspiracy going on and then you debunk the connection
that you've created. Yes. This is not fair. Yeah, he's totally
wrong scenario that nobody has been on. debunk it. Am I good?
debunk it. What kind of presentation is saving everybody
the effort of saying you you're stupid, like, like the Bill Nye
clip that I got duped on. Oh, you didn't get duped? Oh, man.
I've been a producer sent me a free package. Still, a producer
sent me that pre packaged recording. So they took it off
somewhere where it was obvious that this was a fake and sent it
to me. Well, no be producing. Oh, well, if not, I don't think
it was a newbie, but I got duped and I hereby return my clip of
the day.
You really get Clip of the Day because I don't remember you.
You gave
me Clip of the Day for that. And I feel horrible. Well, I
feel horrible being duped by your clip. To give you a clip of
the day. Well, I liked I liked the clip though. So that's what
I'm gonna play something. I got a clip here for you. So the
overlooked thing because of the Pope. They got this you know,
she she she? She Chinese
g7 powers you shouldn't be using
Jing ping Jing ping. She cares in the country. And they're all
you should send him back. Back. Oh, people. That's what they'll
right wing talk shows all say send him back. Yeah. So that he
actually came here to go visit with Boeing because they just
did a big deal. They bought 300 jets for the various Chinese
airlines. Yes. Yes. It's a big deal because it says $38 billion
deal. So he is in Seattle. He doesn't even he shows up in
Seattle and hangs out. And here's the rundown. Now this is
a this has got a little tidbit in it. That has got no play on
the three by threes. The big. Nobody's talking about this.
This plays right into Donald Trump's complaining. That's
where I think they're trying to get rid of him. Because the
Chinese are got something going on. See if you can spot the
little gotcha in here that you think would be network news, and
this will be a day sorry. She enjoys she NCL says rundown.
It will be a day full of business for President Xi
Jinping and First Lady Puglia Juan, they'll get an opportunity
to tour the factory where Boeing makes its aircraft. And of
course, we understand from Chinese state media that 300 of
those aircraft have now been ordered. And that there is now
an agreement to make the 737 in China. So President Xi Jinping
getting an opportunity to knock the tire so to speak on those
aircraft that will be coming to China. He'll also get an
opportunity to go to the Microsoft Tech Summit, which is
held annually between the United States and China in those
respective countries. In attendance. We expect executives
anywhere from Alibaba and Baidu to Amazon. He'll then go to
Lincoln High School with First Lady, Puglia, Juan, and they'll
get an opportunity to meet with students at that high school
that is in the city of Tacoma. That school has a teacher
exchange with a school in food, Joe, and that's because there's
a sister city agreement with food, Joe and of course, who
signed it. President Xi Jinping himself when he was a party
official back in 1994. Yeah, I
heard that. The there'll be shipping parts to China for
final assembly in in China. That was the full the full deal, I
guess,
actually what they would what they're talking about the United
States. I mean, the Chinese This is from China's This is Chinese
news agency we listen to Yeah, so it's all carried by these
Chinese approved or whatever they say. So if they say they're
going to build a 737 China that means that's what they're going
to do some day. I mean, initially,
yeah. So it's right shipping jobs overseas. Yes. Which
is what Trump keeps bitching about Yeah,
of course there wasn't picked up why bother?
So they don't pick this up. Great Big Story. The Seattle
Times is the only and actually the local local paper up there
the post Intelligencer they've been on the story but they they
the Boeing claims No no, no, no no no we all we have is a is a
is a cemetery seven centre and the centre centre is different
than an assembly plant. Yeah and we have to do this because
Airbus on I didn't know this has already got two factories Oh
really? Yes ha airbox or air bucks air box always has already
has an A 320 final assembly plant in air books. See the air
bucks, TN Gen and has committed to locate a a 330 Completion
centre there too. This is a this is a completion centre and what
their goal With the way I understand it, what they're
going to do initially and this is because they you know, this
is you just don't build a giant facility to build 737 Because
it's too complicated. No, but what they're gonna do is they're
gonna first do the Completion Centre of the 737 in China, and
that means they're gonna fly I believe they're going to fly
over a seven gutless, 737 seven, there's nothing inside, right?
And then the Chinese what are we putting in the carpeting the
sheets and they'll be doing the paint? Yeah, and there's crazy
looking things over. And they're gonna lower the ceiling, all the
all the things that you do at the end, but it seems as though
that
only makes sense because the iPhone is built in China and
assembled in Cupertino. We might as well tit for tat
now this is a now although they said they're going to build on
their I believe they will I believe that both Airbus and
Airbus is ahead of us. And Boeing will have fac of whole
factories to build these jets.
Here's I can get here they can get 50% more seats into the
Chinese 737.
He's just going to compete with this to kind of jingoism this,
these jokes. I'm trying to put them on there sideways.
Thank you. I was waiting for the big punch line. You finally got
it. Thanks.
Now. So they're going to do this. There's no question in my
mind. It was just a nobody was to talk about it. And we're
newsmedia is definitely not going to talk about because
it'll bring Trump back up to the top. And we don't want that. Oh,
anything that's gonna give Trump oh my gosh, we just gotta talk
about now I want to read this from the Seattle Times.
Technically, it's a violation of the agreement on trade and civil
aircraft. Oh, really? Yes. agreement amongst many members
of the World Trade Organisation for a country to require
placement of work in return for jet sails. Very specific. So
there were in violation of the World Trade Organisation
agreements with this idea that we're going to do anything in
China to sell more jets. Anyway, this is like a story that seems
to me to be should be front page front. Yes,
of course, it should. But we can't do that. We can't do that.
We have a little girl running up with a bogus note. Can't even
figure out which note it is. And that's the stories that they
play. Alright,
well, let me let me do a quick Trump thing just because the
guys is too funny. I'm so happy he's in race. to the, to the to
the claim that
Trump on a radio show talked about global warming, climate
change, and you just you just gotta love his answer.
First of all, I'm not a believer in global warming. I'm not a
believer in manmade global warming, it could be warming,
and it's gonna start to cool at some point. And you know, in the
early in the 1920s, people talked about global cooling. I
don't know if you know that or not. They thought the earth was
he's got his
date screwed up. It was the 70s. But okay,
there was I think there was a moment in the 20s as well. Okay,
I think so. Okay.
Oh, good, good
cooling. I don't know if you know that or not, they thought
the earth was cooling. Now, it's global warming. And actually,
we've had times where the weather wasn't working out. So
they change it to extreme weather, and they have all
different names, you know, so that it fits the bill. But the
problem we have, if you look at, you know, our energy costs, and
all of the things that we're doing to solve a problem that I
don't think in any major fashion exists, I mean, Obama thinks is
the number one problem of the world today. And I think it's
very low on the list. So I am not a believer, and I will die
unless somebody can prove something to me, I believe this
weather, I believe this change, and I believe it goes up and it
goes down and it goes up again. And it changes depending on
years and centuries. But I am not a believer, and we have much
bigger problems. You know, I talked about global warming, you
know, to me the worst global warming and I mentioned this to
you once before is nuclear warming. That's our level.
Well, I'm sad that he's doing that man. That's very confusing
what you've been means nuclear bombs, nuclear war, but it's
really making use of nuclear power look shit.
Because we have incompetent people. And we have these rogue
nations and not even rogue nations anyway, you know, we had
a case with Vladimir Putin about three months ago throughout the
nuke word. And I never thought I'd hear that from a blade, you
know, from Russia. But he said they better essentially, they
better be careful, because, you know, we're a nuclear nation,
that was a hell of a statement for him to make. And that's a
statement that's made because of a lack of respect.
I trust sciency enough to be true. You know, he's he's gonna
get in real trouble because he's, he's working against the
military industrial complex. He thinks he's for it by saying
he's gonna build up the military. But he's really not. I
mean, he's not privy to all the the multiple
agendas. He's not getting in any way. I have
a and we're getting towards the end here. John, this is a clip
that I want you to tell me what is wrong with this. This is the
President may have the SAFE Act is is working his way through
Congress. This is the The bill to get people out of jail,
particularly nonviolent offenders, people who smokes
weed, and that, you know, it's, it's working its way through,
we'll see what comes of it and what the ultimate bill looks
like. But the President is pushing this. He likes the idea.
So he went to a correctional facility and sat down with a
number of inmates. Did you see this at all? Now, but this is
beautiful. Listen to what he is the inmates he comes in. It's
beautifully lit. It doesn't look like a grungy prison, but
they're they it's a prison, but it's kind of looks like the
better ones. One of the better ones. It looks beautiful. And he
introduces himself to San Quentin. He introduces himself
to everybody and then it just says something unbelievable. I
was gonna say, I love how he's like doing all like, all of a
sudden he's not the NASA Good to see ya. Hey, man. How you doing?
How you doing? Man? Like Like he's like he's gangsta. He's
gangsta. How you doing man? Hey, good to meet you, man. How you
doing man? Richard?
Jordan, Timothy. It's a pleasure to see Tyrone. Good to see you.
Or not. I'm so nice to see you. I'm gonna say you're coming to
shop. David. Very nice to meet you. Well, gentlemen, thank you
for taking the time to meet with me. I know. This is the first
time that's ever happened.
Thank you for taking the time taking the time to meet with me
what the hell they also got to
present I'm so sorry. I've had to take time out from building
Ikea furniture meeting. Thanks for taking the time to meet with
me
Oh, it's the stupidest thing I've ever heard him say. I love
it. I love it guys great. Just filled with groovy stuff ah All
right. I
wanted to get us a little more on an international track today
but we just apparently didn't work out what welcome we see a
lot of stuff going on. Get off of the the Good Morning America
thing and it's my fault now. Yes, well, you're the one
it's my fault. Yeah, of course. The one who I'm all over my
Gration I'm all over the Greek elections and now it's my fault
because I played a network click elections
today Are you insane? Oh, maybe it did. Okay, here's I just got
a thing I want to get this out of the way I got to I don't want
to do both. I got one that's China. That's important although
we just did it China Yeah, cuz we don't do any international
stuff. And then I have a the head of the Eurasia foundation
making some commentary about the British elections that New
Labour guy and what this means for them in the EU, I thought
was very insightful.
Well, what do you want me to do? To pick one? Well, you got to
tell me what the clip is.
Oh, the clip is head of Eurasia foundation on UK leaving the EU
and the other one is craw. Kay are
a while since we just just did China. There's we're not doing
anything International. Didn't do anything about Germany didn't
do anything about Hungary didn't do anything International.
No, my god the austerity off asked of them demanded of them
is not easy. And they're still as we look out over the next
couple of years, there's still a decent chance of a Greek exit.
The thing that worries me most about Europe, which we haven't
talked about, is not Greece. And it's not directly the refugee
issue. It's actually Britain. So what do you think of the new
Labour leader? I'm not worried about him because he's
irrelevant. He can't win. But what worries me is the fact that
Labour has made itself politically irrelevant means
that the Conservative Party in Britain here because Jeremy
Corbyn has won. Labour really hard left labour leaders about
60% of the Labour vote. It means suddenly, David Cameron's
Conservative Party says it has learned nothing to worry about,
right. And that means that all of the Euroskeptic backbenches
in among the Tories suddenly don't have to align themselves
with Cameron. They can say whatever they want. This
referendum on Britain staying in the EU has just become much
harder. And it's also become harder because Angela Merkel,
Chancellor of Germany, is forcing this leadership role
with accepting all of these refugees. That's very unpopular
in Germany. So Cameron's gonna have a harder time getting his
folks on side. Merkel's gonna have a harder time getting our
folks on side. And suddenly the possibility that the Brits leave
the EU is actually more real. That's what worries me the most.
So what's the most important topic of discussion other than
the pope
at the United Nations?
Now I left that last thing in there because what is Rose doing
this guy at? He had an interesting premise that rose
should have followed up on like asking, maybe well, what does
that mean if they leave the EU? What's it going to do?
I know exactly, but I know exactly what happened to him.
His Apple Watch taptic feedback started tapping on his wrist.
And that's
it didn't stand up though maybe
it's time to stand up. I don't know what to do by like, forgot
my train of thought.
I just thought that was interesting because it was with
this topic we've stopped discussing is something maybe we
should get back on board with because I think the guy had a
good analysis that they got the these guys can now all these
conservatives Tories and conservatives can just say
whatever they want, because who cares?
I'm pretty sure that I'm pretty sure that this is exactly what
we concluded when we first talked about it, we did talk
about it, they bring in this total guy who's totally not a
winner. And that just makes it just ensures the conservatives
will win again. Now how he was brought in I mean, I that's the
story that needs investigation.
Probably the same way Jeb Bush was brought in.
Can I play something a Syria quickly was that not
International?
Got placed there, and you quit grousing? You accuse me of
something? I did. And what bothers me is this following
I'll say it again, you create your own scenario, and then
debunk yourself. I find that incredibly annoying. I can
create things that debunk myself, and it would go on Play
Syria plays out.
This is General Petraeus, who is talking about to Syria, and he
has some great memes. And I thought it was a nice little
spiel as he was talking to Kant. Yes.
Yeah. Yes, this Yeah, I noticed this, too. What this is very
suspicious to me. betray us is all over the news, again,
with a with a nuclear themed speech, a nuclear theme speech
to Congress, which was written it's a it has a writers, some
writers going. See how I did
that. Let me now turn to the situation in Syria. Syria today,
Mr. Chairman, is a geopolitical Chernobyl. Nice feeling
instability and extremism over the region and the rest of the
world. Like a nuclear disaster. The fallout from the meltdown of
Syria threatened to be with us for decades.
There's a right to go and see ya nailed down yet one. Yeah.
Volume,
and the longer it is permitted to continue, the more severe the
damage will be. It is frequently said that there is no military
solution to Syria or the other conflicts roiling the Middle
East. This may be true, but it is also misleading. For in every
case, if there has to be any hope of a political settlement,
a certain military and security context is required. And that
context will not materialise on its own. We and our partners
need to facilitate it. And over the past four years, we have not
done so. Yeah.
So that to me sounds like time for war. That, you know, he was
talking to McCain pretty much McCain invited him into that and
it's just getting ready for war with the whole nuclear with the
whole nuclear thing. egregious.
Yeah, he's had three or these three references as metaphors.
And what's the point of him being there?
Yeah, well, because he had his uniform on it looks all you know
official and stuff and he's a trusted leader of the military.
I can't see any of
his uniform on Yeah. Oh, yeah. Forgot about that part. Uh huh.
Well, that's ridiculous. He was drummed out
yeah Well, there you go. Yeah.
Well, they don't know what to do about this Russian thing Well,
the Russians are just piling they're just blowing up bringing
everybody they're gonna put an end to this Oh yeah.
Well within some time frame as Carrie would say
might be faster than they think.
I'm feeling a little woozy from the carbon monoxide wafting from
the car into the sound woozy maybe it's the cheaper choose to
cheaper choose they make the deconstruct myself. What is
cheaper choose that's edible marijuana cheaper. Oh, right.
Right. You see Chiba choose.com.
You know in in Holland, they have pop. But he got
suckers. Yeah. Lollipops. Yeah. I got in Colorado, too.
Did they do anything?
Yeah, that's its functions. works. I have a full report on
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