given it my location away go let's go. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. Sunday October 4 2015 time once again via get my
nation media assassination Episode Seven, six. This is no
agenda. Flying the false flags at half mast in a conversation
about common sense laws and broadcasting live from FEMA
Region six here in Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm impressed with the
concept of flying the false flag at half mast. I'm John C.
Dvorak. Buzzkill.
I know I'm a poet. What can I
tell you? You should get that from?
I made that up just before. Yes, just before we started.
It's a good one.
Well, the reason why is because there was one where do I have
it? There was a present presidential proclamation.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, hold on. Wait, wait, if it gets straightened
everything out. Whoa. All right. All right. I'm seated.
by the President of the United States of America proclamation
as a mark of respect for the victims of gun violence
perpetrated on October 1 2015. in Roseburg, Oregon, by the
authority vested in me as President of the United States
by the Constitution. Last thing I said about it, I hereby
ordered the flag of the United States shall be flown at half
staff at White House at the White House and all public
buildings and grounds at all military posts and naval
stations and on all naval vessels of the federal
government in the District of Columbia, and throughout the
United States in the territory possessions until sunset October
6 2015. Hold on, let me check. I can't I don't see any a half
mast flags here in Austin from the windmill, the bastards. This
is a this I think, is this the first time the President has
done this with a mass shooting?
No, I don't think I mean, I don't know. Let's start with
that. Okay, but I don't think so. Yeah, although he does have
you know, he's got his new skin. He's got his new strategy about
all this stuff.
Well, first of all, before,
I didn't have the guy
No, you do. Before we get into the strategy. I would, I would
just like to say, I'm so tired of this. And I'm tired of these
guys doing this. On the day we have a show. Yes. I've noticed
this too. I hadn't seen
say every time I think the Boston bombing was on our show.
I think the Navy guy was on our show. They shot up the place to
never even though we never saw anything but him standing
around. And I think and this happened, I think there's been
at least five. Yeah, and you know, she's on our show.
And you know, I hadn't seen the keeper for a while. So we know
we have a nice Thursday night. And I'm like, kind of wide now.
No, ruining my day. And I immediately was so tired of
false flag hoax crisis actor and Oh, but I did get sucked into
it. But we'll talk about that in a moment. Why don't you tell me
what is the strategy clip?
President Obama the main thing now? Okay, this
is President Obama's strategy strategy for almost everything
going on.
So the main thing I'm going to do is I'm going to talk about
this.
Yeah. Yes. And I'm glad you brought that up, because I am so
tired. So tired of stuff like this. This is Hillary Clinton
get a reaction, the Oregon shooting, can we get a reaction
the Oregon shooting 30 people shot 30 people, you
know, Dan, it's just beyond my comprehension that we are seeing
these mass murders happen again and again and again. And as I
have,
and we need to point out that a mass murderer is two people or
more, I think so mass,
I actually looked it up just for the show. It the definition
varies. Now there's an argument between three and four. Oh, I
thought Oh, I thought it was minimum to a couple. That's just
that's just to
be a couple. Sad, we
have got to get the political will to do everything we can to
keep people safe. No, I know there is a way to have sensible
gun control measures to prevent violence, prevent guns from
getting into the wrong hands and save lives and I'm committed to
doing everything I can to achieve that. Thank you.
This this is what I'm so tired of. It's always we need to have
a conversation a conversation about common sense gun Laroche.
So a couple things about that one conversation that here's a
here's your conversation. You cannot have locked common sense
laws that keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. You
can but here's how it will go. Have you ever seen a therapist
that your insurance paid for? Yes. Oh, I'm sorry. You can't
have a gun. I'm sorry. You just can't have one in So you want to
tell us what you discussed with your therapist, and then we'll
evaluate that in the secondary. And by the way, now that you're
on the no gun having list, you probably shouldn't have a job
anywhere in your children or a school or, or anything like
that. So that obviously is not going to work. Here's why. I
don't understand why no one comes out and says the obvious.
Repeal the Second Amendment, and then you can hand out
specialised licences to hunters and other types of people who of
course, it's who have culture, who need to have guns. But no
one ever says that, because
you just did and I'm gonna say it from now on. Really, you
don't like what's going on with repeal the Second Amendment?
It's been done.
amendments have been repealed, like the like the
bowls, that amendment was one of them. What was that? That's the
one that was that instituted prohibition? And which
Oh, yes, yeah, exactly. Prohibition, the 21st amendment.
And that one, by the way, we should say is, is the way that
marijuana should be have been made illegal. People don't seem
to want to make this argument.
No. Well, the thing is, that when you hit and the face page
was, of course out of control, and I did not do any posting
because it's useless. But the face pays.
I mean, yeah, that's the one thing I have a slight advantage
over you and I feel sorry for you.
Yeah, you should is but it's my duty.
I jumped on, I don't even have an account. So I don't have to
go in there and suffer through what I know is it is it is
suffering.
But you know, so everyone's we're a nation of laws. We can
do this we can have a conversation, you have to your
lower lip has to come out with a conversation, you have to
conversation. We did continue the conversation. The other only
one conversation. It's really simple. But the reason why is
because you will find out that the majority of this country
does not want to have a gun free country. They like the Second
Amendment. That's why it will never it's not it's it as far as
I know, it's never been put to a vote because what do you need?
You need three, three quarters 75%? Or what do you need in
order to
have I think in each I'm just off top my head. I mean, but
this is close. I think you need two thirds of the Congress to
agree on the on the thing and it has to go out to the states and
the states have to approve it. By 70 75% of the states have to
approve it. Yeah. Okay, there
you go. And I guess no one no politician believes that will
ever happen. Ergo they never raised because it won't
so so that is I actually I should make sense to me me likes
to harp on can I
make my point and then I want to hear what Mimi has to say
no, I just want to slip this immigration gets just
strengthens your Okay, only the tip. Mimi likes to point out
that the equal rights amendment was never passed. You can't pass
that you're not passing gun control now.
And if we repeal the Second Amendment, I'll be the first
okay, no guns. Otherwise, you'd go live somewhere else if I
don't like it. We're a nation of laws. We have a democracy
you mean like Switzerland which has a higher standard of living
in the United States where you're required to own a gun
although I must point out of the way that works as we have
discussed this is after your mandatory military service then
you are required as a former serviceman or woman to have your
weapon in the house and functioning. Yes, that's a well
armed militia right there. Yeah. But the you know, it comes this
is the only argument you can make with people then I do it
successfully. I see it work because very short. There'll be
new coalition's going up. Now, why common sense. Common sense
to me, is, let's go ahead and repeal the Second Amendment. And
then we can hand out special like fishing licences, if we can
handle special licences to someone who needs to hunt,
whatever, whatever, you know, whatever necessity you have to
do, and then we'd be good. No, that's not going to work. Well,
then clearly, you don't belong in this country of assholes who
like guns. I'm sorry, it's a democracy. Is it? Do you have
any other point? No, no. I loved by the way, how? How a lot of
this played out, and there's a reason why I really got into it
because there's something there's a lot of kookiness going
on as usual. But I won't delve into crisis actors and false
flags. But it's all about the politicisation, which is, which
came very, very quickly. I feel shamefully fast that the
President came out. It was just way too quick. And I saw a lot
of the Oregonian. officials saying we will have that
conversation. But we'll have that as an hour, if not the time
for the conversation. But then you have John Carr. All from
ABC, ABC. Strangely, this one strangely out to slam Jeb Bush
now for the first time. Now, how was the three and three going
John in its eighth week?
I have more. I have example after example of him not
slamming Jeb Bush,
then let me give you the example from John Cole from ABC, who was
called on by name
by the President, and what would this was what what circumstance
in regards to the Oregon shooting?
Was it on the what I meant by circumstance? I mean, where,
where and how was this broadcast? And how do
I believe this is from my raw source material?
So this was not broadcast on the ABC nightly?
I don't know, I don't I'm not I do face page. I don't do three
by three, I
can assure you it was a big play.
So the President calls on John crawl from ABC by name, and he
even says that he had to do this.
Thank you, Mr. President. Now, back in July, you said that the
gun issue has been the most frustrating of your presidency.
And we certainly heard that frustration from you last night.
So in the last 15 months of your presidency, do you
even like how the president don't yet Right, right. Yeah,
right. Right. Right. He knows the question. Yeah, he's
mumbling. He's like, hurry up, move
on. Look at that question.
Now, John. Yeah,
I'm the one to do the slow talk. And
I you said that the gun issue has been the most frustrating of
your presidency. And we certainly heard that frustration
from you last night. Yeah. So in the last 15 months of your
presidency, do you intend to do anything differently to get
Congress to act or to do something about this gun
violence problem? And I have to get you to respond to something
that Jeb Bush just said, Hold
on a second. Did you hear what he said? Yeah, I have to get you
to respond.
Yeah, somebody told him to ask this question. Exactly. Editor.
Yeah.
He said, I have to ask this question. Because otherwise, you
know, otherwise, I'm not allowed to be called on by you, or
whatever the deal was. He clearly says, I have to ask this
question. And to be fair, Tom would just
roll it back. I can tell you, I'll explain what's going on.
Okay.
Good, good, good. Do
something about this gun violence problem. And I have to
get you to respond to something that Jeb Bush just said, he's
not I have to ask you the question. No, I have to get you
to respond to something Jeff, Jeb Bush said. And to be fair,
he's to be fair, because I'm just a messenger. Don't shoot
me,
the Governor Bush, I want to read it directly. Asked about
the drive to take action in light of what happened in
Oregon. He said, Look, stuff happens. There's always a
crisis. And the impulse is always to do something. And it's
not always the right thing to do. How would you react to
Governor Bush?
Now this could this was so beautifully scripted, because
the President has a punch line?
I don't even think I have to react to that one. I think the
American people should hear that and make their own judgments
based on the fact that every couple of months. We have a mass
shooting.
Yeah. Okay. So explain this to me, John.
I guess well, he they're, they're all in on Bush, at ABC.
So obvious. They needed to have something on the record that
Obama said so they could counter it on the news broadcasts, if
there was anything to counter. And so nothing really showed up
to count everyone just stuck with this, or, you know, stuff
happens. And so ABC and they right after they asked this
question that you just pointed out, they decided to defend Bush
preemptively without really talking about what you saw, I
think there was there was something against the bush.
Here's what they played. This is ABC defence, Jeb, over comments
about the UCC.
Democrats have jumped all over Jeb Bush, his comments, but as
he points out, he was referring generally to how politicians
respond to crises not directly to what happened in Oregon. And
just minutes ago, David, he tweeted out liberal dems, and
some in media distorted my words to advance their agenda in the
wake of tragedy. It's wrong.
And John Karl live inside the White House, John, CA, and that
was the same guy reporting.
Exactly.
Oh, nice. I'm glad we coordinated our clips once
again. Good. Good work works out well over on CNN, which is my
beat. Wolf Blitzer was of course doing what he's always asked to
do is to propagate the formula.
This president I think, is a sense. I talked to the people in
the White House tonight after that speech. I said, Wow, he
seems fired up and they said he is fired up. He wants to do
something. So
there was almost Gloria like he was embarrassed of the United
States in front of the whole world, every other
industrialised country, every other western country.
I love that. What else he say about every other kind of Bud's
gun laws?
Yeah, no, they don't have mass shooting. They don't have these
kinds of mass shootings
in America
Yeah, but industrialised modern countries, you know, like France
with Charlie Hebdo. And, you know, Australia had had a couple
shootings the other day like Hitler. Yeah. Oh, yes. Yes. Like
Hitler. Exactly, exactly.
Let me see. I've got one I want to slip in and get it out of the
way. slip away during Obama's little speech on on Thursday
right after our show. Yeah. You went on in that thing that you
went all you know, and he's also sad and I said, a lot of it
seemed like, insincere if you asked me, but he sent out the
word and one of our producers pointed this out to me. He he
puts threw down the gauntlet. He decided to become a news editor
for the network's Oh, do explain. He decided to give it
like a news editor would do they give you an assignment and you
would then do it. So here's Obama is Obama giving the
assignment and then NBC the next day I might add, carefully,
carrying out the assignment,
it is relevant to our common life together to the body
politic. I would ask news organisations because I won't
put these facts forward have news organisations tally up the
number of Americans who have been killed through terrorist
attacks over the last decade and the number of Americans who have
been killed by gun violence
and I know it's coming but holy mackerel when I heard that I was
I said to myself self this is crazy town talk
and post those side by side on your news reports.
Okay, hold on a second Bosch both Hold on. We're gonna go do
both.
This won't be information coming from me it will be coming from
you. I does give the order. The tragedy here in Roseburg is
reigniting the debate over gun control. Practically by the end
of this broadcast, two more people will have been shot and
killed in this country. According to the CDC, one person
is killed with a firearm nearly every 16 minutes in the US, and
92 people are killed here every day with firearms, including
suicides, evidence that America's gun violence nightmare
goes beyond the mass shootings that happen. All too often, we
get more from NBCs Peter Alexander, since 2001 153,000
Americans have been killed by gun violence compared to 3000 in
terrorist attacks,
the vast majority of those on 911. I love
that. The terrorists don't use guns. Because there's clearly a
difference between terrorist attacks and gun shootings.
Terrorists don't use guns you see ever there's no crossover in
the data.
This is the craziest stupidest kind of argument. And I don't
know if I want to bring this up. Now. I can bring it up later. I
don't know how much more stuff you've got.
I got some stuff.
I got too much stuff. But I want to I want to just say before we
finish this kind of this conversation there the what
there is one president's telling the news, guys, what did report
now you're not doing it right. You have to put your lower lip
out a little conversation Oh, go away. I
shown you a good new to get conversation. So there's the one
question over and over and over and over and over and over that
is never asked, as I watched with the local reports, and I
watched the three by threes. And I watched the democracy now of
timocracy. Now is all report was going after the sheriff. It was
the sheriff's follow.
That's where I came in. Now I want to get to that. But first,
I'm going to stick with your point for a moment. Of course,
people are very bad at assessing risk. And and if we really were
going after the true killers, then you know, we would be
solving cancer, which I believe kills about half a million
people a year. So there's a million ways you can tally this
up. If that was you could
also I think you could also if you wanted to twist the news and
skew it if all if everybody was all in on banning cars. And they
just did report after report. A horrible deaths that happen on
the road to the tune of a minimum of 40,000 a year.
That's my favourite my favourite argument about the common sand
rogatory Common Sense conversation regulations is just
like a driver's licence, you know, you should make it hard
like this is the this is it's funny and crazy at the same
time, which I read everywhere on the face page. Make people get a
licence to have a gun just like anyone make it as hard as the
driver's licence, which is the funniest thing I've heard coming
from Europe via you get a driver's licence in America. If
you if you have two legs and two arms. You can answer 10
questions multiple choice right now. You know the amount of
people who are killed by automobiles licenced drivers is
tenfold that that are killed by by guns.
And you can't throw in wish Lester Holt did in that report
that he was apparently edited by an Obama. You can't throw in
suicides. That is interspecies bullcrap.
I hear that all the time. It's like,
so many people died, including suicide. Yeah, well, good.
It's, you know, finding someone you love hyung is no good. This
shitty you gotta tell you get our pool of blood. Yeah, well,
you know, you go out in the woods and do it. And I know we
sound like insincere insensitive eight holes. But this has grown
up talk for a second, we need to take all of the emotion out of
it if possible. Here's the lesbian on MSNBC. Chris Hayes,
of course is who I'm referring to. And he took it to a whole
nother level. Hello. Yeah, no,
wait not long ago, President Obama came to the White House
briefing room to deliver a blistering response to today's
events may be remembered as one of the most powerful and angry
speeches of his presidency. Most
Powerful in speeches. No, he's had much more powerful and angry
speeches than the powerful
and angry speeches of his presidency.
This is a time for action is way overdue if this were a disease
if this were a virus,
I mean, like cancer or something an AIDS? I don't know, something
like that. done anything about Yeah, you know, what would be
happening if this were a virus that there was killing
10s of 1000s of Americans? We would have the scientists at the
National Institutes of Health, we would have the folks across
the country at the CDC, we would have all hands on deck and yet
we have this epidemic that's killing Americans. And we
nothing's being done. Listen, wait. Congressman
mentioned before if this were a virus if this were a disease, we
one year ago today had the first American who got Ebola and
everyone can remember the scale of the response of the thing.
We remember the scale of the news coverage. Here comes the
guy. Oh, he has Ebola waiting and he's he's just walking into
the hospital. Wait a minute, that's my favourite one. That's
not okay. What's going on? This is why Oh, motivated
to make sure that disease did not spread the absolute terror.
Terror would be stalked by Ebola, Ebola. Compare that to
the way that we shrug off gun violence. We shrug it off
yeah, 30,000 people a year die from flu shots. Yeah, well, we
use some of our data. That's just the everyday flu. Yeah.
Okay. And by the way, I want to remind people about the Ebola
story. Remember that nurse that came back as an all you got to
be quarantined? She says screw you. And she was basically
she wasn't the nurse. She was the medical correspondent for
NBC.
Okay, what was that was a nurse. Now she's a doctor. She's a
doctor. Yeah. But she just said no, all she knew was bogus.
CBS also had a report on the President's evolving anger and
did a whole retrospective which was it was nice, you know, they
put a little package together. It is
impossible to sum up all of President Obama's intellectual
and emotional resistance. Major
Garrett, by the way
major is really getting on my nerves. And he was on the other
day because he's a he's the guy that's going after Trump. Yeah,
the network. Yeah, exactly. Isn't he on NBC?
I think this is CBS.
Maybe well, let's look at that. Boy. I'm mentioning this. So
he's and he smirks. When they have this negative and good to
have somebody gets Scott Pelley would come on to CBS and say
something and Gary would smirk.
Chief White House correspondent CBS, CBS News. He
has a very nasty smirk.
He does. And he's also the guy that's always you know,
challenging the president because he's sure he's he's he
has asked
actions to what he now views as an epidemic of mass gun violence
on his watch. But we can start with disbelief, passion,
frustration, and evolving anger. After the Aurora, Colorado movie
theatre massacre, President Obama played the familiar
presidential role of grief counsellor after Sandy Hook
contained the President called his worst in office. Mr. Obama
struggled with the enormity of loss and for the words to help a
nation cope then pro gun rights senators killed the President's
push for wider federal background checks on gun sales
and limits on ammunition clips. Mr. Obama stood with Sandy Hook
families in the Rose Garden and for the first time flashed some
anger after the Charleston church shooting Mr. Obama's
patients had worn thin even as his sense of resignation had
grown. And yesterday after more than a dozen statements on mass
shootings here in America, the President identified a deeper,
more complex dynamic behind the political paralysis. President
also used another word yesterday numb he fears the nation has
come to accept the unimaginable as somehow found a way to take
the shock and sadness and stride. Charlie for presidency
that began at least in concept around hope and change.
President Obama finds little of either here
Hey, guys the hood when they use pro gun killed yeah.
Oh yeah, yeah, they put a little
words together. That's great. Okay,
now I'm moving into well here, here's the part of the
occurrence and there's a lot of things that are messy and not
understandable. I mean, the guy who is credited with doing this
or not credited as it worse since the Oregon Sheriff refused
to the sheriff from Oregon refuse to dimension three names,
right. So there's, you know, there's a YouTube channel with a
guy who looks very different from the guy that is, you know,
has images posted everywhere. And we had all kinds of people
jumping on the bandwagon saying, Oh, this is like, 4chan and our
K nine or our 9k, whatever the hell it is. But here's the
here's the piece. And this is I think, a father been identified
as such by name I guess, and a son of a wounded student. And I
don't understand why we're not talking about this a lot more
gentleman was, but I love how he starts off with the gentleman.
So you're talking about someone who shot your kid, shot your kid
wounded your kid. And you started by saying the gentleman.
Bad? How do you feel about that?
I'm thinking if the you know, the bastards would I'd say yeah,
gentleman was systematically came in, he came in, and there
were gunfire immediately and scattered the room got
everyone's attention. He, from what I understood, what she said
is, is he shot the professor. Point blank, right one shot
killed him took him right out of it, and others had been injured.
And then he he this man had enough time. I don't know how
much time elapsed before he was able to stand there and start
asking people one by one, what their religion was. Are you a
Christian? He would ask them and if you're a Christian stand up
and they would stand up and he said good, because you're a
Christian. You're gonna see God and just about one second and
then he shot and killed them. And he kept going down the line
doing this to people and how much time do you need you know,
and she said he had a handgun. That wasn't a big rifle assault
rifle or anything like this. This was a single handgun that
he had enough ammunition and enough time to drop the magazine
out of it put another one in and continuous thing how does how
how does he have that much time at a at a facility? I mean, that
you're Yeah, I don't
understand that. Okay, so I don't understand why we're not
this is was he jihadist was he self radicalised? Why is this
not the main point of conversation?
Well, the one thing about this event that's very interesting to
me is that there no one focuses on anything it's very scrambled.
Yeah, there's this there's that there's the hero somehow gets
shot seven times even though he was on his back in his now as
two broken legs. I don't know how many big
meme on face on the face page with that guy. So you have the
you had the picture of him in the hospital bed, you know?
Yeah. With a thumbs up sign. And then the caption is, hey,
President Obama, how about inviting him to the White House?
Oh, yeah. Well, he so the Oregonian, actually a good one
is the Oregonian, has been doing a lot of man on the street
interviews and not just plain old people, this of the
officials as well. And here's one of the college students that
they interviewed and he had something interesting to say it
was
in a room a square room where all the teachers gathered to
follow their Cuba smokers smaller cubicles next to it. And
all that we hidden to between two desks. I did that with
people here and there and then desks right there. I just sat
there waiting to see what was going on.
And you're a hunter You
said so you would know the sound good shot you Oh, yeah. You
heard nothing
heard nothing at all. Which is really crazy freaky and
surprising.
Yeah, so he's, he's a kid who's a hunter and he didn't didn't
hear a single shot. Yeah, and
you would have and but the thing is, the other thing is if you
notice as they had the first reports where this is the
science building, and that was some other building. And then
when you see those cops which I put a picture of in the
newsletter, they're going into SC one or SC 15 some science.
Oh man, they are the NDC how the guys are positioned behind each
other. The guy the the guy behind the front guy has his
muzzle aimed at his partner's head. I mean, it does not look
like a very professional outfit. Yeah,
did that picture was something was fishy about it and who took
the picture? Yes. What I put in the newsletter who took the
picture, the guy who they are, they're very carefully hiding
against the one. There's some guy standing out there right
front of taking a picture.
So I'm, so I'm just cruising around, looking to see what's
going on. It's my job is what I do is what people support us
for. But I'm Jen, I'm generally not interested in trying to
figure it out false flag hoax, crisis actors, it's tiring, and
there was so much of it right away. However, I did get very
interested when the story cropped up about the Douglas
County Sheriff John Hanlon, who had sent a letter to the
president after the Sandy Hook shooting, have you? Actually,
I'm sorry, you're right, Mr. Mr. Vice President of Biden, have
you seen the letter?
No. But the Democracy Now woman reads most of it. Okay.
Well, I have, it's in the show notes. But I'll just pick out
the pieces that are, are relevant. I fully agreed Mr.
Vice President, with statements made by Linn County Sheriff Tim
Mueller, in a recent letter essentially stated, quote, in
the wake of recent criminal events, politicians are
attempting to exploit the deaths of innocent victims by
advocating for laws that would prevent honest law abiding
Americans from possessing certain firearms and ammunition
magazines, we are Americans, we must not allow nor shall we
tolerate the actions of criminals, no matter how heinous
the crimes to prompt politicians to enact laws that will infringe
upon the liberties of responsibilities of responsible
citizens who have broken, no laws. And so it's a very
strongly worded letter. And, and this came and now this was sent
in see January 15, of 2013. To all of a sudden this letter,
boom, boom, whoa, here's
this letter. Yeah. And on that fishy? Well,
I'll go beyond fishy, it seems to me. And then I there was
quite a quite a trail that I found, which I'll get into it
seems to be that. This certainly the political fallout from the
event, if not the event itself, I'll say it seems to have been
targeted at not just this Sheriff, but a number of
sheriffs around the country who have said, hey, no matter what
you federally say, we're going to abide by the Constitution
down here or up here, I guess would be Oregon is imagine if
this was Texas, would have been so much more fun. Because then
we could say racial eight holes. cocksuckers I'm sorry, I'm, I'm
doing it again. So instead, CNN comes out full force. Then we
start with the Cuomo kid who was badgering the sheriff.
And, you know, you've in the past said, gun laws aren't the
answer. I'm not even going to enforce them. You wrote a letter
to John to Joe Biden, saying I'm going to enforce any more gun
laws because they're infringement of constitutional
rights. What do you believe the line is?
Yeah, again, Chris. I want to stay focused on on completing
this investigation and focus on the families of the victims
proper discussion over firearms, and control firearms will occur.
And I'll dive in at a later time but now is not that time.
I liked how he said diamond I'm not sure what right yet dime in
what does that mean me dive in dial in. But
he he either means chime in.
There was a Yeah, it was a combo between dive and chime. Yeah.
Now diamond, diamond on
that families of the victims are going to ask for this to not
happen again. You're going to learn this there firsthand.
Those of us who cover these have learned it dozens of times.
That's what they're going to want. Please don't let this
happen. Again, please don't let someone else be taken this way.
Mental health is going to come up and what we do about it, guns
are going to come up and whether or not there's any law that
could have stopped this in your mind. Do you believe that we're
a law away from this not having happened?
I law away. Nice. I totally hear you on that as a good one. And
it's something we observe very scrupulously every time. And I
say every time because I've been to more of these and I've
probably been anything else when it comes to news coverage. But I
do think it is respecting the families. I do think it is part
of the healing process. Because what they want most is not see
this again. What do you think of what President Obama just said?
That we are fooling ourselves and we're not caring about each
other if we continue to ignore the role of guns in these
crimes?
Well, respectfully, Chris, I'm just not going to get involved
in the gun debate at this point.
Alright, look, why am I pushing you on this sheriff? Yeah, well,
it's not because I don't want to disrupt I want to I don't want
to respect the victims. It's because you've weighed in on it
on the past. And I want to know if your perspective is different
now that you're knee deep in one of these situations and just
being someone who's seeing it from abroad.
Alright, so then I here's the trail that I hit, I hit it first
and Time Magazine. Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlon, who
was responded responded to the Umpqua Community College
shooting previously shared a conspiracy theory video
suggesting the Sandy Hook massacre was orchestrated by the
US government to disarm the public. And they point to a New
York Times article, who are going into great depth about the
letter that he sent to Biden and about the video that
I mentioned which you didn't catch apparently, because it was
only obscure and it was only on Democracy Now. He gave testimony
before the legislative branch I didn't know that for that which
I have the you could when you play the Democracy Now clip
you'll hear hear him so I play that now. Yeah, it was kind of
interesting because it gives a little more perspective I think
which, which one is is it B? is the sheriff's fault D and under
the UCC collection
I got it. Okay, Houma.
Furthermore, I don't know how I can at least in my county, begin
to try to enforce this law being a timber which
which law was this?
They were trying to pass a gun, a gun registration, gun
registration. Okay, that has to be apparently the way the law is
written. The Sheriff's Department has to check out
everybody who buys a gun. Oh, okay.
Being a timber harvest dependent county such as we are, our
budget is consistent is continuously shrinking to the
point that there are times when we have a difficult time, simply
responding to domestic disturbances, vehicle crashes,
the ordinary calls for service that happen every day. And to
expect local law enforcement to run down and and do an
investigation into whether or not an individual a private
individual has conducted a background check is is nearly
impossible. I urge you to consider this bill closely. And
and to not pass
it into his play the whole thing, then keep going. Because
there's a little fucking good
simply isn't going to work
for us. So that was Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlon
earlier this year, but in 2013, and remember, he's the person
now investigating the shooting at Umpqua community college, he
wrote a letter to Vice President Joe Biden in the letter he asked
the Vice President not to tamper with the Second Amendment,
writing, quote, gun control is not the answer to preventing
heinous crimes like school shootings, any actions against
or in disregard for our US Constitution, and second
amendment rights by the current administration would be
irresponsible, and an indisputable insult to the
American people. He goes on to say, quote, I will not violate
my constitutional oath. Therefore, the second purpose of
this letter is to make notification that any federal
regulation enacted by Congress or by executive order, the
president offending the constitutional rights of any of
my citizens shall not be enforced by me or by my
deputies, nor will I permit the enforcement of any
unconstitutional regulations or orders by federal offices within
the borders of Douglas County, Oregon. Your response to the
sheriff and his stance in the past on this issue of greater or
more expanded gun control.
Sheriff Hanlon forgets that common sense and reasonable,
moderate gun safety regulations have in fact been held up as
constitutional first of all, repeatedly. And secondly, he
forgets that as a diesel law enforcement officer, his first
duty is to protect the people of Douglas County.
You know, what I found interesting when I was talking
to Tina, about the term common sense, which is a term that has
been coined, re coined, I should say, by the Obama
administration. But the origin of the term common sense comes
from a pamphlet written by we discuss this on the show, a
pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1775. That and I'm quoting
from the book of knowledge that inspired people in the 13
colonies to declare and fight for independence from Great
Britain in the summer of 1776. This pamphlet was called common
sense. It explained the advantages of and the need for
immediate independence and clear, simple language. So
taking into account that when the President and his
administration uses words like deconfliction, and be used very
specific terms, in specific instances, I don't think it's a
mistake, that the term common sense regulation is brought up,
because it literally literally refers to our war for
independence with guns. It's not a coincidence, and
it should be working for the British if it wasn't for guns.
Yeah, it's
a mind trick. Anyway, so continuing with that, by God, as
I told you about the New York Times, and again, they talk
about here three days before that letter was released, Mr.
Hanlon shared a link on his personal Facebook page to a
YouTube video, which suggests Did the shootings at Sandy Hook
and the attacks of September 11 may have been staged by the
federal government to provide a pretext for disarming the
public. The sheriff did this this is yes, yes.
This is by the way the find of the day because I never ran into
that because I'm not on the face pages. Okay. So
I know let me let me go down a little bit more then we go to
Mother Jones. You know that all the we've already we've
discussed long how these are longtime how these types of news
organisations are funded. So Mother Jones has the same thing.
The month after December 2012. Sandy Hook massacre Sheriff John
Hanlon, Douglas County, Oregon posted a video called the Sandy
Hook shooting fully exposed to his personal Facebook page. The
video makes a number of conspiratorial claims including
about there being more than one shooter and the grieving parents
who appeared on the news report were acting. Okay, then we go
down. There's a
particular video course which he didn't produce. It's kind of
unclear there. Yeah, I know. It's one of the many videos and
name out there. It's a good video. I
know what video it is a very good video, I
think. Is that the one that's narrated by the woman? Yes, I
believe Yeah, it's an outstanding product. Put a link
in the show notes. Oh, yeah, it's
all in there. So Mother Jones refers to think progress. Now
think progress. Now. Of course now we think progress. They're
the ones that have funded the Mothers Against guns and, and
all of this stuff. And they say today rather credulous
Associated Press article reports and a movement to replace local
sheriff's with proponents of particularly virulent form of
10th tourism. And here it is there's a term I don't think
we've heard yet. There is a 10th amendment 10th amendment. Yes.
The retired police officer, an investment advisor intends to
make that a reality joining least a dozen candidates in
other states running for office on an independent and unknown an
interpretation of the Constitution they say means the
sheriff is the highest law enforcer in the land, even above
federal agents. It's time for you to once again explain
briefly the role of the sheriff in the United States. Because
this is all people think of is John Wayne Gunsmoke. What is the
role of the sheriff in American law enforcement and politics?
Well, I don't know that the sheriff, which is is really that
consistent from from area to area, but I generally so I can
tell you what they do what they're here in the Bay Area,
generally speaking, the sheriff is an elected official, as
opposed to an appointed? Yes, I
think that I think that's the same pretty much everywhere. And
he
also usually is their area that they cover is not like a city.
It's usually an it's a wider area, because most of California
is mostly not cities, it's unincorporated areas that have
to have some policing and the sheriff that's their job. There
they are the gig the guy on the horse that's roaming around the
middle of nowhere, trying to make sure what
kind of what kind of political or legal power do they have? Is
that different everywhere as well?
This I don't really know. I'm sure it is. It has to be
proscribed by the state constitution. I would think so.
I mean, we must have some sheriffs that listen to our
show. We're gonna get it. And by the way, and I've asked a bunch
of the last time I was in Las Vegas. I've talked about this on
the show once before I ran into there was a protest going on and
a bunch of cops standing around so I've started you went hey.
Can you explain to me what to do? Because I because the
constable
is yes, we do. We have that as well. In Austin. We have a
constable in addition to the sheriff. Yeah,
so I saw the constable go by. And then I asked him the Las
Vegas guys what the difference was between the Las Vegas
police, the sheriff's department and the constable mainly because
I wanted to find what the constable actually did. And it
was explained to me again that the sheriff is more carries. He
has jurisdiction in Las Vegas, but they don't do much there.
They try to keep their but there's a separate agency from
the local police and the constables the guy who just
hands out warrants he goes from door to door and eviction
notices the way the guy described it
well, so this trail and the remember these articles all
linked to each other. They're all referencing each other.
Yeah, there's one common point well, the origin for this crap
against the sheriff.
Yes, but this was from the Associated Press. The article
focuses
on by one of these progress, guys,
but let's go through the whole thing. So we already heard the
10 The term 10 Tourism the the article focuses almost
exclusively on three aspects have been organised nationwide
movement called the
Oathkeepers. Now, please, oh, yeah,
no, yeah. So they're saying now, I'll just abbreviate that the
Oathkeepers. The sheriff's are and there's a national movement
to get Oathkeepers into positions of power at sheriff's
absent from the article however, says Think Progress a extremely
left wing outfit. Absent from the article, however, is a
discussion of the Oathkeepers overactive fantasy life. The
Oathkeepers website is riddled with paranoid rhetoric about
government officials disarming the American people confiscating
the property of the American people, including food and other
supplies and blockading American cities. This turned them into
giant concentration camps. So from there we go to another
article also on Think Progress. Douglas County Sheriff John
Hammond who's overseeing much of the law enforcement response to
Thursday's tragic shooting believes some highly unusual
things about Gun Rights and the Constitution. And again, you go
they go into the video post that etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.
Now, his YouTube page it does look like that video was on his
YouTube page, although it has been removed so and who knows if
it's his YouTube page, but he was asked point blank about this
Sandy Hook video
thrust onto the national stage after the massacre at Umpqua
Community College, Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlon talks
top and isn't afraid to share his opinion.
I will not name the shooter. I will not give him the credit. He
probably saw it prior to this horrific and cowardly act.
His stance on the shooter cheered by many, but some of his
other beliefs are putting him smack dab in the middle of the
fight over gun control.
Notice the beliefs term here his other beliefs beliefs,
a letter he sent to Vice President Joe Biden, one month
after the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, one of the deadliest
in American history, gives everyone a good look at his
unwavering stance on gun control. It says in part, gun
control is not the answer to preventing heinous crimes like
school shootings, but now a mass shooting has hit him at home. So
we ask thoughts as the entire country asks, Why is this
happening in America yet again? And what will stop it? Can you
talk to me about your stance on the fact that you feel like gun
control is not a potential answer.
I understand your interest in that and I can appreciate that
you have an interest in my position. But like I've said a
number of times this morning. We are focusing on getting this
investigation completed. We are
talk to us a bit about a controversial post on his
Facebook page that is also getting attention now. Long
before the Umpqua college shooting. He reposted a viral
video. That video delves into conspiracy theories involving
the Sandy Hook shooting. It goes as
far as to whether he's, there's no theories, it was theories.
Yeah. He just had a bunch of outward it had facts.
Anomalies as facts. Yes,
it goes as far as to question whether some of the grieving
parents were crisis actors. He writes, this makes me wonder who
we can trust anymore? And goes on to say, watch, listen and
keep an open mind. Or did you post it? No, he didn't post
it. No, no.
I know what you're referring to. Yeah, we're just trying to clear
that that's not a conspiracy theory belief.
Okay, no, I like that little bit. So he's saying, I know what
you're referring to. I didn't post it. That's not a conspiracy
theory I subscribe to or I believe in. And so just hearing
him say that and you know, something on your Facebook page
wall face page thing. It can be post, someone can put it on your
timeline, it can look like you post it it is. In fact, I
sometimes reshare an article and people will say wow, curry
that's a good one. Like I came up with it, but I didn't I just
reshard it so people even don't even see that has been reshard
anymore. And he says no, I didn't do that. That's not what
I subscribe to. So the way I see this, regardless of the of the
event, it is being used to take down the sheriffs who are 10th
or isms, or 10. Thurs. I don't think we I don't know if we have
a word for him yet. But who believe in something crazy, like
upholding the Constitution. Luckily, the Oregonian
or the 10th Amendment is important by the way for number
especially in Oregon to have that attitude because the feds
will come in because of the marijuana laws were repealed in
Oregon just legally smoke dope on
the same day. I might add that the October 1 pot became legal
in in Oregon.
Well, that's another coincidence. I miss a big
coincidence. Now the Oregonian does a lot of cool little local
things the production is shit but they do put it on their on
their on the news web. sight. Here they are with local reports
from the Oregonian on the Sheriff John Hanlon,
there's been a lot of written about your own viewpoints, gun
viewpoints or my, my political perspectives on Second Amendment
rights. Gun control has nothing to do with this
has nothing to do with this. He doesn't correct it doesn't the
guy's trying to do his job. He's a professional. I mean, what you
can't have an opinion
to ensure the safety of the public here. And we have this
horrific crime that we're challenged with with
investigating and trying to find out as many of the answers that
we can. control issue has no role
in this guy. He's absolutely right. Now the final clip I have
is again from the Oregonian, and it appears as they once again,
talk to the sheriff who's just hanging out by his car door
about to get in and they're leaning over a fence or
something and just talking to him. He's so casual. And if you
listen to what he says, they've cut him out, he has nothing to
do with this investigation. He is sidelined, go stand over
there behind the yellow line behind your car and shut up.
He he initiated an exchange of gunfire with police they
returned gunfire in his direction. As he retreated kind
of back into point of cover, and again, gunfire ended them as
they approached the classroom they fell to him laying in the
hallway at some point, and I'm unclear exactly when or even why
he came out of the classroom. That's about the time that the
officers got there engaged him.
Or was he outside the building?
I've heard only heard through through witness accounts that
you all know depresses develop, is that that he went outside.
And
when you hear this, the guy, he has no inside information. He's
like, Well, I saw what you guys have put together. This guy is
completely sidelined. He's even trying to draw diagrams at a
certain point to help the reporter understand the layout
of the classroom versus the teacher cubicles. He's not he's
not in this investigation, and involve her
classmate out the door so he couldn't get back in. Did you
hear that?
The Chris was yeah, he was really pretty bad. I think he
was in the second classroom, the adjacent classroom, and he was
holding the door so they wouldn't go into that adjacent
classroom.
So it sounds like he Yeah, it sounds like he had come out and
was gonna go into the adjacent classroom. And that's about the
time the police officers got there. This is just
a shootout. The shooting was I mean, the officers are outside
by their car. And he is just outside the door the front door
now he's drawing diagrams and stuff the guy I'm not going to
play anymore, but the guy clearly knows nothing at this
point about the investigation. He says okay, this is where the
shootout occurred. The shootout that the student we heard
earlier, didn't hear any gunfire at all.
That's crazy. Well, the one thing that I mean the whole
thing is somewhat baffling. Like feared played this clip. The
student nobody saw is one of them. Okay,
oops.
Religion before he opened fire, he later died following a
shootout with police. These students live in the same
complex as a shooter. Let's say they've never seen him before.
It was scary. When you first heard about the shooting. Like
obviously that's your school, your community. But it's
different when you find out that he lived next door to you.
But also, there was of course, a planned drill. The same day, not
only did the County Fire Department have almost all its
resources less than six miles from the community college when
the shooting happened. They also had extra ambulances from the
city an hour and a half away. Ready to go. Okay. That's nice.
That's always annoying when when that when that happens. So
here's here's the app, by the way, the FBI was involved. They
got there, they were there immediately. They were there
pretty quickly, but I tried to follow the timeline. And as the
shooting started at 1030, and I could not find any references to
the FBI being there before one and it does take about two to
three hours from Portland, which is where their headquarters are.
So this that seems to be a legitimate thing because you go
red lights and siren on the freeway you're doing at you can
get there two and a half hours.
Right. Right. Anyway, go on. Yeah. Well, so in summary,
wait one more thing. Somebody reported that there was two US
Marshals at the school at the time. Yeah, I didn't hear about
that and I could not find any references to that I asked for
links. I do want to play one clip though. Sure. This was the
local news report and this came this clip was from late
yesterday. So this is two days two and a half days after the
event. And this brings in the timeline, and also brings in new
information. But if you think of the timeline, and listen to this
report, this is the last information of the guide killed
himself.
And we're learning New details tonight about the deadly college
shooting in Oregon Investigators say the gunman Chris Harper
Mercer shot and killed himself after
exchanging gunfire with police. A newly released timeline shows
the shooter was down 10 minutes after the first call to 911.
Police also recovered an additional gun from the suspects
home, bringing the total number of firearms to 14. He reportedly
singled out his victims based on their
religion.
Yeah, there it is.
Now, if he's dead 10 minutes after the 911 call, which means
he killed himself as the police arrived. Or I guess the police
arrived and started to exchange because the Police claim that
they were there in eight to 10 minutes. The sheriff said well,
they were
standing nearby for the drill obviously.
You're six miles away and you go red lights and siren you can do
it. You can make it and you can get there in eight minutes.
Easy.
Yeah. So the way I view this, and I just have to stay away
from the false flag hoax crisis actors. And I and I believe that
that is being spurred and probably that the share of the
Facebook, the video about Sandy Hook, that's part of it, to get
everyone all crazy talking about that. And meanwhile, meanwhile,
what's really going on and this is where it will, it will lead
and we we must in the United States of Gitmo nation, we must
reject the notion that somehow we are going to keep the with
legislation laws, we are going to keep guns out of hands of
crazy people. And first you have to define what is crazy. And
then you have to prove it. And you know it this you cannot have
lists of people with their degree of crazy on it. You just
can't have that. They would love that. Yeah, but I'm telling you,
this is what happens next is when you probably shouldn't
drive really, you know, hey, oh, Mr. Curry, you know, first of
all, you have Tourette's. There's a lot of swearing we
hear on your podcast. Yeah, you know, the twitches that it's,
it's a little daunting. And you know, and we know you're seeing
a therapist, take your trailer, we're going now you live in the
trailer. We're taking your apartment we're evicting you
from the apartment
or Vicki from the apartment and take because you
know, we have a lot of Utica College students in your
shopping cart for you. Yes. And it really, you know, you
shouldn't be anywhere you should not live anywhere, like within
10 miles of a school. Yeah, we think Wyoming. Well, you
recently you were there's a lot of space out there. We think
that would be good for you to go go live. Now. The the true
answer to this, which I have not heard the President say or
anyone any other politician is take it to a vote. Let's repeal
the Second Amendment. We're a nation of laws bogged down with
that. We're a nation of laws. Oh, by the way, I would also be
okay, you want to amend the Second Amendment and say you
have the right to bear arms? As long as they're muskets. Okay,
put that in then. It seems that everybody agrees. Everybody
wants to have the conversation. Everybody wants common sense,
Lars. So go ahead and put it in, have a vote. And if if the
majority of the country says no, then as a nation of laws in a
democracy, we stand status quo, that it's that simple, that
there is a very simple, very well defined path to changing
this. And I'll be the first to say I would probably still stay
here in America if if the Second Amendment were repealed, it's
still a great country. But that is the simple path.
I think that's a good point for people can make can make that's
why I come away with no one the big question that was never
asked on any of these reports and will never be asked
especially on the big three the network's what drives was he on?
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his online nickname?
Yeah, isn't it was lithium which is funny. But yeah, there was
other things involved. We don't know what the hell he was on and
no one's gonna tell us he was on drugs. It's drugs that are
creating these maniacs if you look at every one of these
screwballs that was accused of all these different episodes,
the guy in the theatre or you know the bug with the red hair
and these crazy eyes. And again, the kid is supposed to do the
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who's Juan Gonzalez Gonzalez is that is the guy
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You're playing this Well, here's the one that's really gets to
me. This is a stupid statement is Juan Gonzalez on Democracy
Now making stupid statements.
Jennifer Lynch. Next year will mark really the 50th anniversary
of these of the first of mass killings in modern American
history. There was Richard speck who who shot and killed eight
nurses and 1966 And then a few weeks later, Charles Whitmore
climbed to the tower of the University of Texas at Austin,
and killed I think it was about 12 or 13. People
had the good old days in Austin, wounded 32.
And what we're seeing now in the last year, a shooting, what are
these mass shootings every day on average? So are we losing the
battle here to be able to contain the proliferation of
guns in America?
Did you hear what he said? Say we're having one of these every
day,
every day? Well, yes, every day, there's a mass shooting, which
is three or more. No, this is the mean.
I don't care what the mean is I looked at the numbers is not
happening every day. No, it's not. Even if you count it even
you're counted as a shoot is just so three people get
injured. No, it's not every day. All right. Make it every day you
save yeah, there's a shooting some poor black who was murdered
by a you know, somebody in Oakland just drive by? Ah, there
it is. Yeah, I guess you could count that. But everyday, and
oh,
that's not even covered, because those are black people. Okay.
There's, we don't care about that in the media. That's black
people killing black people. We can't do anything with that
next. That's no good. No, okay. What a guy killing Christians,
we don't care.
I just think that that is a question unanswered to me. And I
put it in the newsletter. They seem to be encouraging. And I
said that we're not probably not going to go into the conspiracy
aspects of this one might be a false flag or whatever. I agree
with you on that. Because he's not doable anymore doesn't make
any difference. It doesn't help. And it doesn't do it right. It
doesn't.
And
let me just say to that, it doesn't matter if it was a false
flag, it doesn't matter. What is being done with the event is
what matters. That's the only way to back into anything being
done on purpose or not. That is the only way.
And there'll be plenty of YouTube guys out there. A few of
them pretty good. Yeah. That will discuss this in great
detail in that regard. Now, I also mentioned in the
newsletter, I suggested that is it possible that the idea of
creating these events for the purposes of bringing out the nut
balls out of
the woodwork, it's a self fulfilling prophecy? Almost so
you
can keep going on and on about all conspiracy? They're always a
conspiracy that oh, the sheriff was a conspiracy nut? Because he
put that as a conspiracy nut? No. In fact, maybe conspiracy
nuts shouldn't have guns.
It all boils down to me in the end either way, doesn't it?
Well, I think it was just a big plan to get rid of me.
It's about paranoid three drives. Are they given you? I
wish.
Get me some of those groovy drugs. Yeah. So the include In
conclusion, or concluding for me, in conclusion, we there is
going to be I believe, some kind of massive, though we'll just
call an attack on sheriffs, than the Oath Keepers and people who
read the Constitution, in literal sense, the way it's
written. There's a war on crazy, which and that's the dangerous
one that is really dangerous. And you can bring in things like
hate speech, which is speech and is protected, regardless of
whether it's hateful or not. We have libel laws, and we have
slander laws, and we have things to take care of certain things.
You can't say about somebody but taking it to the level of we
need to have a list. And we need to integrate this list which
will come from your electronic health records and your
insurance records. And it's lovely having Tina around
because she's very open to it and she's she's totally comes
from Obama but territory, no doubt she'll be the first to
admit it. When I say no, you know if you've ever seen a
therapist and your insurance paid for it, but you're going to
be on that list. Oh yeah. Unless you know, there's some there may
be some avenue for you to travel where your therapist can say
well he's not dangerous you know, we've only talked about
you know, his his anger for his ex wife. Oh, gee, oh, yeah, he
should be on the list I think Yeah.
And you know, the other funny coincidence is they're always
big a big point out of legally obtained Yeah, yeah, it's all
these mass murderers. Oh, they got the gun legally. Oh, right.
He got the gun legally. Oh, here's the guy bought the gun
from God. So So if he got if he got the gun through any other
mechanism, which I think could easily be the case with many of
these stories. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Well, because it kills
their argument about oh, yeah, exactly. And ownership more
difficult. Exactly. He's gonna go buy a gun. Yeah. Why easily
now in Texas, black Mark in
Texas when you buy it when you purchase a weapon, a firearm
from a dealer, then it's all jovial and we're all good. We're
hanging out but oh right now I don't need your credit card yet.
Just gotta go make a call on this five to 20 minutes and
they've done a background check on you. I bet it's it's not
everywhere in all 50 states now. No,
it's some states that are ordinary. How about Oregon? I
don't know what Oregon's laws I do know Vermont has absolutely
zero gun control. That's
Bernie Sanders. Yeah, let me see. Back in
gun lunch there's a there's a watchdog group that keeps an eye
on all these laws. I think Oregon's is strict
Yeah, it looks like they have a lot of okay August 11 2015 The
political fight over the Oregon should have universal gun Oh
universal. So that's the loophole of courses if I if I
give you my gun if I sell you my guide which you can you can't
stop this like It's like saying included we need to stop
encryption. Now that's not going to happen the only way it works
people then I'm all for the vote is repeal the second amendment
but I'm all for it. Let's let's let some raise their hand.
Someone has said one of our producers want to have some fun
go grab this today's show and and grab all of curries comments
about repealing the Second Amendment and piece it together.
So it sounds like he's advocating it.
I am advocating it.
Repeal the Second Amendment? I'm
sorry, I'm advocating a vote on repealing.
Another clip. I am advocating it's
Hey, Larry, Hey, stop that
we will play it stop that. Twist things just as good as anyone.
Are you?
Are you done with this? I'm done with this. I will learn more in
the coming weeks. But the things to look
out we will read we'll revisit Yeah, well,
we should have we should have a conversation about it.
Yeah, that's a conversation right here.
And with that, I'd like to thank you very much for your courage
and say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak. What the C
stands for conversation
well in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry all those so in the
morning to Mr. Chips at sea Mr. boots on the ground Mr. sobs in
the water. Also all the mystery games and all the mystery nights
out there
in the morning. Everybody in the chat room? No agenda stream.com
Some people have already been punished. I see. You can't have
a conversation about anything with the chat room going crazy.
In the morning to Matt Hamilton also known as at Erina. Vaughn
the tweeters, and I believe also in the chat room who pulled off
something I do not believe we've seen yet. Okay, he not only
created the artwork. Oh, yes, yes for episode 761. He also
created a jingle used in Episode 761. And I shall place that
jingle for you right now. Which was I liked very much I thought
it was a I thought it was a good little ditty.
Know when we went to choose the album art, there was the Brady
Bunch art and we're like, oh, this is perfect. fits right in.
And then we saw that it was the same producer who had done this.
And I'm thinking what we need next is the hat trick. We have
you have a jingle. You have the artwork that's chosen and you
provide the Clip of the Day then you have the hatchery possible
no agenda hattrick I think every I think anything is possible.
Really.
That's too much work. It's not possible, right? I'm just gonna
be the hatchery has to be something easier than funfun
Clip of the Day. That's an arbitrary thing.
Okay, then what should it be? What is
true in the show, besides the jingles and the
artwork in the night?
Okay, if you're Yes, that's it. You do a jingle. You do the
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Prizes and fun awaits you.
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I apologise for not paying my fair share for the privilege and
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enjoyed Adams almost running out of gas story with the flying
burrito. AKA the air stream of consciousness. I have said
similar near misses when taking the road less travelled. And
John, thanks for the explanation concerning twit. And then he
goes on a little thing.
Hey, you know, the outrage that I witnessed in my own psyche?
When I saw Elon Musk present the X but the Tesla X Goldwing thing
SUV rolling on stage, pulling an air stream. Are you kidding me?
You could pull it. Yeah, sure. Try
between Austin and Lubbock and let me know when you get there
and how many times you had to stop and where you actually
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with a combustion engine. That's galling like, Hey, you can
travel the country well, that was the implication I didn't see
this presentation. I'd be irked myself and I don't even have an
Airstream
onstage the video but he has like 17 people came out of the
car like clowns you know like Oh look how cool it is. And and it
was pulling an air stream like we're all gonna go on vacation.
Where are you going? I don't know about 80 miles from here
then we have to plug into into the cola
towers for the church
don't say that because we'll get a million people say it charges
fascinated by batteries
that guy again he owns a Tesla that guy owns a
Tesla I'm telling you
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I have a point of clarification. I for some reason, I think two
newsletters ago or whenever I got the show 800 confused with
the eighth anniversary Ooh, bad. And show 800 is 40 shows away.
That's a little listening the 800 pennies and the 800 dimes in
these 800 show 800 donation levels that people were
surprised nobody wrote in and said anything and said What are
you talking about? This is like months from now? Show 800 Maybe
next year
for all that you meant the eighth anniversary and
I had them create this 1026 which is our anniversary date,
this 1026 donation, which is $10.26 if you want to go there,
or if you want to be an executive producer with double
credits 210 26 And which is we had our two guys that Right,
right. Okay, so we're clear. We're good now?
I think so. Okay, I just wanted to explain that I was, I'm
looking at this going, Wait a minute. I was just looking at
the donation thing, because there's a list of buttons that I
can look access from on Patreon Wait, died, said oh, what a
dummy. Like an idiot. That's okay.
No one No one's ever we're okay with you, man. No, let's go for
a year 2030. When 2030 We're still talking about it to the
gate to the gate to the claim. And only now we're really doing
something about it. Now, I've been paying attention to this
new CNN division called two degrees. And we played a clip
from that last time about, it's all about to global global
warming and stuff. And the title of this, although,
interestingly, not really mentioned, and I'll just play a
little bit of this clip, Does eating bugs, help fight climate
change?
Believe it or not, this could be the farm of the future. I'm
standing in a warehouse on the side of the highway. We're not
talking about cows or chickens. We're talking crickets, these
aren't for your pets. These are for you and me to put in our
mouths to eat.
And this is follows the familiar format, where and that you'll
see you're seeing this everywhere the format of the
bugs mean is boy this is going to change our lives. It's going
to save the world and then you always have a cute girl doing
the report and she always winds up eating some bugs.
So this right here, this is a cricket farm right there in open
cages. Yeah,
this is not what I expected. It would look
like what are you thinking free range?
Bugs, they think of a nuisance, not nutrients. Why is it so
taboo nutrients,
it's not so much that it's taboo. It's just been
unconsidered. There's the law man that you couldn't feed
prisoners lobster more than twice a week because it was
considered inhumane.
Do you remember this? Was there ever a law that you couldn't
feed lobster two inmates because it was considered inhumane?
I don't remember this. And now people pay 30 to $50 a pound for
it.
This guy's an entrepreneur. He's like, Hey, I'm gonna get on this
bug band. We have a nice little setup to he's in Ohio.
He's probably an epidemiologist.
This looks very different than the cattle farms that I drive
by.
I mean, this is amazingly space efficient. You're using so many
fewer resources to produce a pound of insects compared to a
pound of soybeans or a pound of anything cold blooded is always
going to have an advantage in feed efficiency over something
that's worthless.
Oh, then we should eat Hillary Clinton. She's cold blooded.
I definitely hear the chirping of the cricket. Oh yeah.
I think it's very relaxing.
Alright, so that goes on and on and on just letting you know
what's out there they'll continue at buffets light blue
and before I moved to the second part of the segment, how I live
on the 15th floor here in the in the skyscraper as you call it,
John. How do crickets get up on the 15th floor? I have crickets
on my balcony. Really? Yeah, well, I
think can fly in a little bit. 15 stories? Well, no,
no. And Austin has a cricket problem around this time of year
and you can walk into a store and they'll just be you'll see a
black line against the wall and just be crickets in stores. Just
you know, half dead like I'm sorry, half prepared, I should
say They're not half dead. They're half ready to eat.
I'm looking at Snopes, by the way concerning that lobster tall
tale. Yeah. It seems to be debatable.
Okay. Well, Snopes is debatable by itself. Oh, yeah.
I have not yet to say this. Snopes is perfect. So Al Gore
comes back on the stage. He might as well. I mean, there's a
lot of crazy going on. We've got people running for president. So
it's perfect time, because the way I see it, this is timing on
his part to jump into the the media focus, because he was a
presidential candidate. He was vice president, and he has a
message. So they'll pull them on to talk about all kinds of
things. But of course, he is really talking about climate
change. And this is a very rare ask John, are you ready? Oh, to
two point I don't have a jingle for you. I don't think we have
an ask John jingle. But it's a two parter. I'm going to ask you
I'm gonna stop this for 20 seconds and ask you a question.
We're still
on a global basis, putting 110 million tonnes of hate driving
pollution into the atmosphere every single day. And the
cumulative amount of manmade global warming pollution is now
trapping as much extra heat energy in the atmosphere, as
would be released by 400,000 400,000
Watt. Now again, the question for you John C. Dvorak. That 110
million tonnes of pollution we're putting into the day air
every single day is equal to 400,000 Watt volcanoes would you
like to try another guess? 400,000 every day
mind you every day atomic bombs by God His wind
would be released by 400,000 Hiroshima class atomic bombs
exploding every day every conservative estimate believe
and that's a conservative estimate. By ISS Listen, listen,
listen
to the conservative estimate. Believe me if the deniers are
denialists we're able to pick apart that statistic they would
have I never heard this crazy I'm liking it. pick it apart if
they could. It's a conservative estimate that goes into the
ocean so in like the one off the
Oh, Johnny goes into the oceans. Okay, well hold on what happens
then he's coast
here right now. Picks up energy from the warmer oceans. It
enters a new category of threat that's what happened with
Superstorm Sandy. When the ice melts and the sea level rise
rises. I was in Miami the last three days there were fish
swimming in the streets. Broward County
Okay, so we released this guy's got to enter the race
conservative estimate 400,000 Hiroshima class nuclear bombs
that are in the ocean and because of that, the ice is
melting the sea water level rises and there's fish swimming
in Miami. That's fish on the streets I tell you we need to do
something
can people keep a straight face with this guy? It's
fantastic man 400,000 A bombs a day conservative estimate
conservative estimate conservative Yeah, it's just
it's a conservative estimate. I'm telling you there's really
nothing going on. Now in the meantime,
and borderline Clip of the Day borderline clip of the day, you
know,
honestly, I I had thought I might have gotten like a full
clip borderline Clip of the Day Okay, all right.
Now along with this little ditty cubs two things First of all,
there's a new mean just quick jump back I missed this.
Can I stop for a second? You stopped the show.
I want a second stop the show. The show stopped the show.
You wanted a clip of the day I understand from what I've heard
for that last clip which I gave you bar length of the day but
because you comboed it with an ask John it became diminished
the impact of the clip itself
okay, I think it was worth it i forego the Clip of the Day by
having you guess actually what it was about? You go back to the
bugs for one second there is a new where will you eat these
bugs? Where were you first witnessed them? Yes, they're
already nice bug restaurant. I've been to a lot of
restaurants that apparently serve cockroach and do you know
what they're trying to challenge?
Do you know what these restaurants will be called?
Cockroach restaurants. pestering see spoons
a pester aren't as Turon yes restaurant. No. Yes, there are
now restaurants calling the cells pester Ron's No, yes. No,
yeah. Okay, no, then don't look at the show notes because you'll
be severely disappointed.
Idiot what they call rat Haven. I mean what it is going to call
their facility a pester aren't
no subsidised restaurants. I guess someone will do it. It was
a pretty big story in Australians. What is it
news.com.au. A former climate modeller for government for the
government's Australian greenhouse office with six
degrees in applied mathematics. Dr. Evans has unpacked the
architecture of the basic climate model which underpins
all climate science. The I believe the guy has standing if
you have six degrees in applied mathematics. Then he was a
climate modeller for the Australian greenhouse. So this
is the guy under the hood of the climate model.
And as those get modeller, he has fixed
two errors, and the newly corrected model finds the
climate sensitivity to carbon dioxide is much lower than was
thought,
ooh, stop. Don't tell anybody this.
It turns out the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change has overestimated future global warming by as much
as 10 times yes. And he says co2 has an effect, but it's about a
fifth or maybe even a 10th of what the IPCC says it is. co2 is
not driving the climate, it's caused less than 20% of the
global warming in the last few decades. Dr. Evans says
discovery ought to change the world. Yes, it will because you
will be removed from it. Dr. Evans? Yes.
It will be executed in the morning.
It will change your world for sure, sir. This discovery
explains why none of the climate models used by the IPCC reflect
the evidence of recorded temperatures, the models of
tide by the way, and I can do a tide check.
Oh, hold on a second. I'd love to have a tide check. Let's on a
second. Oh, here we go cause of
what's happening in Greenland right now. The maps of the world
will have to be redrawn. This is what would happen to San
Francisco Bay.
John C Dvorak with the tide check on global warming climate
change looking out the window. What
do you see that the I'm looking at the San Francisco Bay right
from my window and they can see the mud flats. Yeah, this is
zero at the zero sea level freeway going by and the mud is
still there.
In Greenland right now, the mass of the world will have to be
redrawn. This is what would happen to San Francisco Bay.
Thank you, John. Thank you, John. We're, we're still safe.
These for a couple more shows. So
the new and improved climate model show co2 is not the
culprit in recent global warming. budwood is Dr. Evans
has a theory, solar activity, what he calls albedo modulation.
The waxing and waning of reflected radiation from the sun
is likely the cause of global warming. Wow, Captain Obvious.
I think we've heard this before. He predicts global temperatures
be the sun. He predicts
global temperatures which have plateaued will begin to cool
significantly beginning between 2017 and 2021. The cooling will
be about 0.3 degrees centigrade in the 2020s. Some scientists
have even forecasts a mini ice age. If Dr. Evans is correct,
then he has proven the theory on carbon dioxide wrong and blown a
hole in climate alarmism. Well, we'll see. But he is one of the
modellers that's what I like about this story that is a
little wet. So
where'd you get that story?
I told you it's from news.com.au From the ostrich. It's a murder
problem.
Okay, it's from Australia. Yeah.
What the heat the guy is from Australia. He was on the
Australian Government's going off. It
was picked up this story the United States had ended the
three networks were like in a test that they haven't, but as
AP or writers.
Let me find out.
Let's take a look.
Okay, let's see His name is Dr. Dr. David Evans. So let's take a
look. Oh, Jiminy David Evans? Well, Dr. David Evans, let's see
what pops up
when he has all these degrees. Shouldn't be Doctor Doctor,
Doctor doctor, Dr. David.
I don't know. But there are a lot of dentists named Dr. Evans.
It's a very common dental name. Yeah.
Oh, here we go. sceptical. science.com. Climate Miss
informer. Okay, that's the top link
climate myths and former Yeah, it gets really crap. Is that
what they're saying? Yeah,
here's a list. Climate misinformed or colon. David
Evans, below are many of the climate myths you Used by David
Evans plus how often each myth has been used.
Oh he's a he's a serial mythmakers
that and he's a damn denier
the sciences and science
has not being clean washing
the deniers and other cool website we should Are we are we
on that we should be on watching the denier. We are too low and
the who else is on watching the
wind out of I don't think we're official deniers. We're mocker
we don't deny deny the climate changes we just were mocking
we're mockers, there you go a climate mockers? Well, not a
single person has picked this up in the United States, even as
even to call him a mainstream that is even to call him a
denier. So
that's the way it's gonna be only on the no agenda show. Can
you get this obscure information? That's right, which
allows you to have to get into arguments with your friends.
Yes, we're all in.
And I also put for good measure in there because it popped up
again. I put him the true numbers on the polar bear
population.
As things are getting out of control, we got to hunt him for
food.
Yeah, I just I just love it seeing a little polar bear on
his little piece of ice. Said where the polar bear wants
didn't want to be in it wants to swim. They don't want to be in
the ice. Anyway, go ahead and look at that. Just as an entre
ma
Oh, not your mom. Yeah. I have an entre entre.
Well, this People App P E. P le People App.
Oh, yes. bullcrap.
Well, of course it's bullcrap. But I find this to be. It was it
was fascinating. The amount of coverage on an app that does not
exist. The app is not out. The app is not scheduled for release
until November.
It may be good some people feel as a whole thing's a big
practical joke.
No, I think it's something else. It is it is a it is a moron.
Stupid, stupid, moronic woman. And she her name is I did some
looking into this because Julia double Stupid, stupid, stupid.
Julia Cordray who she's been a troublemaker throughout her
life. You know, bliana, seven, six or seven years ago?
She was the wife of the Cordray comic. No.
She She was distributing flyers that let's see the flyer is not
intended to threaten anyone or take any position. Here we go
quarter man. Last night, this is oh nine. Julia Cordray publicly
acknowledged that she hung dozens of Happy Birthday Hitler
posters on students doors last Friday. So this is a dick. She's
an obvious dick. But what what it's what I think this is about
and this is the funniest thing is she's getting her 15 minutes
of fame. And I really wanted more 15 megabytes, maybe the
gigabytes for her. I really want to play just a little bit
because she apparently really what she's doing is making a
reality show a reality show on YouTube about making this app
and her path. And she is she's like sobbing all over herself
that she's in the news. But she'd see fails to see that
there. She has nothing to sell. And then how it works like you
have this incredible exposure started by the Washington Post
by some dingbat who writes crazy shit on the internet columns.
And somehow that caught fire. I'm not quite sure how that
happened. And then everybody wants to talk about her and
she's loving it. Oh, I'm so great. And she just wanted to
this is the type of person who lives on the face page and
thinks that there's internet money somehow
to the front page of MSN and every tech every tech news and
every major media
is in the car here this is shot like a reality show crappy. But
you know the got little effect and little a little little
reality show like edits. And she's talking to a friend of
hers on the speakerphone while driving in the car
in the world. We made it we made it every major media outlet is
calling me and fighting for my time.
Fighting for my time and now shooting the edit in a couple
examples.
Julia Cordray, CEO and co founder of the people
Brace yourselves for people what Pep Le
it's gonna be released in November get any
worse. There is now an app where people can rate you as a person.
Oh my father when I pick up the phone I can on AMCO sheeple as
you heard it's called allows users to get one to five stars
to anybody they know
that people app developers told Washington Post that this app is
about uplifting people. Oh
founders of this app are trying to say it's all about being
positive people. What do you think?
10 stars to Mr. Freeman, we would all give you 10
star I mean, it is so stupid. The mainstream media is an app
that does not exist based on a story from some dingbat woman.
They're not Now Charlie Rose is talking about, well, we of
course, Ben, he's sitting right there. We'd give Mr. What's his
name free Mr. Freeman. We give him 10 stars on the app because
he's great. And Morgan Freeman sitting there, like he wants to
take a ship like
it's gone all the way to Europe, UK, Asia, like everywhere. It's
gone around the world we've heard from every corner of the
world.
Julia Cordray and her friend Nicole McCullough created people
because they wanted a way to notice
and official notice an official three by three network saying
they created something which they have nothing research
strangers, after articles about people were published this week,
the app ironically became the subject of a slew of bad online
review, ironically, and news quickly spread
about a whole lot of second. How in any way as does she know what
the word ironic means? No, no, she's reading something just
came out and ironically got a bad review. Yeah, she's reverse
that ironic
because the app is about reviewing people. And the end
about people badly,
I guess it's but the app didn't come out. No, I know. There's no
app to Mr.
Freeman. We would all give you 10 stars.
It's gone all the way to Europe, UK, Asia, like everywhere. It's
gone around the world. We've heard from every corner of the
world.
Julia Cordray every
corner of the world hey, bitch, it's not flat. It's round in her
friend
Nicole McCullough created people because they wanted a way to
research strangers after articles about people were
published this week. The app ironically became the subject of
a slew of bad online reviews
and news quickly spread about what a terrible horrible
civilization ending idea this was a Washington Post article
was the very first American
media that hit now this is in your house and you're misusing
your bathroom putting on makeup
on what was that yesterday Oh,
spoken model, and expressed her discontent tweeting in an age
where both truth and gossip on the internet can literally ruin
lives. This people app is horrible and scary.
Hello, Julia speaking.
Check this out. She's fielding her own press request. John,
you'll appreciate this. This is this is a very important
actually this is the crux Okay. Okay. This is how this is one of
these Booker's and of course, the Booker's for CNBC and MSNBC
and video mainly but even the three by three networks. The
people who do the booking are morons, too. And their job is to
just get this woman on air and to suck up to her I just
listened to the exchange and lives
this people app is horrible and scary.
Hello Julia speaking from CNBC, and tomorrow, I am available to
our we'd have to book something. So just let me know what you're
hopeful on and I'll do my best to accommodate you. So just let
me know what you needed. We'd be happy to make it work for you.
We love you. We love we love you.
I love you too. Greta can't wait to be on TV again. Without
anything to promote. This is this is completely Canadian but
she says I lived in Canada. I'm not really because she's
Canadian. That's awesome. Go
Canada. Hey, Canada. Now we've got ABC, CBC, BBC, on BBC all
the way to the UK. And then now we've got CNBC and I've got a
list of a tonne of me, I
predict heroin overdose for her.
That's what I'm thinking. I was wondering what you're putting.
That's got
a, it's got to be that this, but it shows how, and this is the
sickness on the face page is that people really, really want
to be recognised. Even if she's being recognised for nothing.
Because she's only told a story about an app. We've seen the
screenshots she's holding up on her phone, which could just be a
screenshot. I don't she hasn't talked about her developers or,
or anything. And then she actually well, I won't play but
there's a fan calls her up because their number is
apparently available for anyone and just a woman of colour. I'm
sorry. She called now and tell her
no agenda show. Can we get you on for an interview? Hello, so
we don't do it.
Does Vladimir Putin? Hello. I talked to Elton John, I'll talk
to you.
Soon. So what is that voice? Yeah,
that's my Brzezinski voice. It's not there's not good. So yeah,
that was just a little entre mom to get you feeling good about
not being on the face page.
Yes, well Oh, this is another good reason it looks like all
right now what? We'll begin go about and do a
Syria. Yes, I'd love to do some F Russia ICU some
some I could do some some more transitionary stuff. I get some
native ads that then? Well, I'll tell you what,
I'll set you up, I'll set you up for Syria with a little clipping
of Lavrov lab lab, Rob. But he did a little picture thing with
John Kerry. And he was pissed off because you know, the Libre
Office standing there, waiting for Kerry and Kerry's late and
ladder officers walking around with a big scowl on his face.
And the only reason he was waiting is for Kerry to show up.
They take some pictures, don't ask for questions, answer
questions, and then go into the room to have a discussion. And
you can hear this on the clip but Carrie rolls up and lab
robbers. It's like Julie's like pointing at his watch. When it
carries Yes, it carries shrugging like well, you know, I
don't know man, I love
this live stuff. Man web Liam important.
But listen to it live. Rob says off handedly
everything everything was said by the Russian Ministry of
Defence. Don't listen to Pentagon about the Russian
strikes.
Don't listen to Pentagon above the Russian strikes. I got to
play that. So here is the Pentagon Oh ash Ash Carter, the
Ash Carter, this is what Lazaroff the foreign minister of
Russia is referring to Ash Carter is our current leader of
the Department of Defence, the guy who takes the orders and
sends out the money.
Are you saying then that that the strikes were in a place
where you believe there were no ISIL fighters and therefore
leads you to that?
Again, I want to be careful about confirming information.
But it does appear that they were in areas where there
probably wasn't we're not ISIL forces. And that is precisely
one of the problems with this whole approach. Oh, why during
my phone call with Minister Choi gua. I also told him that I was
prepared to send a DOD team to meet with Russian defence
counterparts at a location to be agreed upon.
So he goes on to talk about the Hey, you should be bombing ISIS
ISIL is Dinesh but you should not be bombing our guys who of
course, are the moderates. Now, we don't have guys, that's the
joke. But here's Kerry confirming
took place today. And mill mill
talks he said mill mill talks took place today, which I think
is on porn tube. Mill mill. Oh, no, that was Milk Milk talks,
I'm sorry,
took place today. And it proposals that they're working
on the next meeting. What's important is Russia has to not
be engaged in any activities against anybody. But I suppose
we've made that very clear.
So we've made it very, we've made it very clear to them, they
cannot be involved in anything other than ISIL. The hairs
Lavrov,
the US coalition says it's fighting ISIL with your
airstrikes, you now say your military is targeting
terrorists. Can you be specific for us in addition to ISIL?
Which specific groups in Syria Do you believe to be terrorists
and he comes back with an answer that is you just gotta respect
the guy. Well,
if it looks like it there is different x like it, there is
different walks like it there is different fights like a
terrorist, etcetera, etcetera as regards right, what are the
targets over the coalition terrorists and what are the
targets announced by Russia Baris we have the same approach
it's ISIL nostra and other terrorist groups these are
terrorist
groups if it walks like a dead or dogs like a terrorist acts
like a terrorist I got news for you is a terrorist right even
said even threw a right in there like a Silicon Valley would
right
yeah, love that guy. So that is in a nutshell what's going on
John do you have anything to add
I got a couple things I want to roll out here in the same vein
there we'll take that got me as we're listening to us bitch
about the Russians coming in and blowing up to place federally
which is too late to get rid of them now by the way because
they're they're they're they're flying do anything about their
and their allies with Syria. So why wouldn't they help their
buddy
it makes those says You mean their clients state?
And so now we hear from the defence department. Oh, you
know, the stupid Russians they've got these they're not
even using smart bombs. You hear this complaint? Not using smart
bombs like we do so they're targeting you know, they just
shoot it some and then it blows up some poor bastard that's
sitting in his chair out in front. And instead they go on
and on about this. Oh, they're not you know, the Russians are
just willy nilly firing at everything. So so this report
comes out, which is Sam I think is repressed. Although there's a
lot of action on Twitter about it. This is the day God, the
Doctors Without Borders in Afghanistan. This is we use
smart bombs. We know what we're doing. We just don't don't blow
stuff up willy nilly. But what how does this report work?
Or some governing force and photo, Kristen Thank you. At
least 19 people were killed today at a hospital in
Afghanistan. It was bombed in what appears to have been an
American airstrike aimed at Taliban militants. dozens more
were wounded at the hospital, which is run by the aid
organisation Doctors Without Borders. We get more tonight
from NBC, John Yang.
Daybreak in Kunduz revealed the results of an hour long
bombardment. The hospital run by Doctors Without Borders still
burning. Inside bloodied staff slumped in hallways, surgery
still underway in a makeshift operating room.
They saw patients burning in their beds, I mean, completely
traumatic. distressing scenes,
the a group said from 2:08am until 315 local time, its
hospital was rocked by aerial assaults every 15 minutes, they
said continued for 30 minutes even after they alerted us and
Afghan forces. They gave the Pentagon their GPS coordinates
as recently as this week. Afghan officials claim as many as 15
Taliban fighters were shooting from the hospital. The charity
flatly denies it. US forces say the airstrikes targeted Taliban
directly firing upon US service members advising and assisting
Afghan security forces in the vicinity of a Doctors Without
Borders medical facility. As outrage grew on social media,
then Secretary Ash Carter called a tragic and offered my thoughts
and prayers to everyone affected, but stopped well short
of an apology. He said a full investigation is underway. Late
today as Afghan forces tried to drive the Taliban out of Kunduz
wounded civilians were still arriving at the partially
destroyed hospital doctors without borders as demanding an
independent investigation of how death and destruction came to a
place solely devoted to care and healing. John Yang NBC News
London
okay your take Mr. Dvorak good
good work boys. And of course they said all the Taliban were
using the hospital they were shooting this is a two in the
morning nobody was shooting anything they just bombed this
place they bought it for some reason. I don't know we have to
look into this. But they were bombed for a purpose this was
not an accident or if it was an accident and all this argument
about the Russians is bogus because we can target anything
correctly. I just found it very disturbing yeah Meanwhile, back
at the ranch I'm listening to news night which is everyone Oh
news night you know a BBC BBC News night. Yes. BBC News night.
Oh, that's the 60 minutes of England. So here they are.
Are you saying that it's no good?
Well, here they are propagating the bullcrap, which we fight on
our show about the bomb about the chemical weapons and the use
on the civilians, which was actually researched to death
shows that it wasn't shot by the by the Syria. It was just it was
a setup to bomb Syria as bullcrap. And then, of course,
the Russia has stepped in and he had all this stuff removed. But
that that's a meme that the mainstream media keeps
promoting, oh, they use chemical weapons on themselves, which
makes no sense if you really think about it. So here we go.
Again, this is the end this and the ending of this little this
little ditty from Syria. They're talking to the number two woman
in Syria who's very poorly miked and she's denying to woman of
what of what she's like the number one assistant to Assad.
Okay, gotcha. And so she's like, she's the spokes hole now. Okay.
And she and they she's poorly miking EQ, and it's in an echo
box, you can barely hear it, but you can. And, and then she's
just says everybody's got it wrong. And when she when she
sounds like she's probably right about most of this, and then the
guy, especially about the chemical bombings, says, The,
you know, the chemical weapons. He says we have his the way he
sums it up is we have to agree to disagree, which I think is
the stupidest thing anyone can say that.
That was put for a church that the Syrian government was
responsible for what is happening in Syria,
the Syrian Network for human rights, just looking at figures
for December last year said that 85% of the civilian deaths were
from government forces. How can the West ally themselves with
government forces, barrel bombs chemical weapons, and the light
being used against their own people
reiterating the stories that had been defeated, you know, by by
investigation, and by by real research, there, that chemical
and the chlorine has had been investigated and have been
proven that it was used by forces from outside Syria and by
those terrorists. mean a barrel bombs is a phrase that has been
invented by the West and used by the West only to justify the
Iran stance that the West has taken since the beginning of
this crisis. If I can say one sentence, the West has been
wrong all along on Syria, it is about time to review their
stance.
We'll we'll obviously agree to disagree for now on that
particular point.
It should be really, we should go investigate that. That sounds
credible. I mean, but of course, we get all the information from
the observe the Syrian Observatory, what is that the
that one guy in an apartment somewhere in London, the the
officials? Syrian observe observation posts company outfit
thing? Yeah. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. Yeah, there's a lot of
there's a lot of good information about the so called
barrel bombs, as well as the chemical weapons and we did a
lot of that work as well. That it's very disprovable. But yeah,
to say, This isn't happening. This, I see this on the face
page too. Well, we're just gonna have to agree to disagree on
that. Well, then, what's the point of having an argument with
you agree to disagree? Agree?
You can always disagree. You don't have to agree. Do you have
to agree to disagree? No.
You could just disagree.
disagreeing to disagree.
That's what I would say. I mean, I disagree to disagree. I'm
gonna keep disagreeing until you agree with my disagreement.
It's like, it's, I agree to disagree. i We have to agree to
this. No, we don't have to what does it even mean? We disagree.
We disagree. That's the way it is. There's a good kind of a,
you know, a Yiddish maybe we we disagree. to disagree. Oh, yeah.
Well, John, it is Sunday. Let me check. How are we doing last
time? We could go to the C Block. And you're ready now.
We have one. I have another little bitty one.
Okay. I was wondering if you wanted to do some tech news
today. Oh, I'm
always game for tech news. We
won't do that. Now. You a little ditty first. Well, let's
do the tech news after the next break. Okay, good.
Gotcha. Do you want to do that one clip still? Or do you want
to do?
Well, I've got the poor translation clip, which I'd like
to get out of the Yeah, I want that too. Because it's just they
graduate Putin. And this is part of your I think you're right
about Putin needs to do this stuff in English. So they don't
have these sorts of crappy translations, which are, just
don't make any when you think about what he said. He said,
It's like it doesn't work, play. There we go. Much has been read
into this, including this, that this is a new effort for Russia,
to take a leadership role in the Middle East, and that it
represents a new strategy by you. Is it
not really know what it is brewing the wolf. More than 2000
fighters from Russia and ex Soviet Republics are in the
territory of Syria, and there's a threat of their return to us.
So instead of waiting for their return, we are better off
helping Assad fight them on Syrian territory, though, okay.
Did you hear what he said? Yeah. Tell us what? Well, he said the
way it was translated is pretty straightforward. We have a we
have 2000 Russians in Syria. I don't know what they're doing
there. Because it's never really explained. But we don't want him
coming home. So we'll find him there.
What Now that sounds like what he said.
It sounds like exactly what it was translated. Yeah, exactly
what he's talking about. There's a bunch of Chechnya ins and
other radicals from Russia, that they'd rather fight in Syria
than in Russia. Yeah. But if you listen to this bogus
translation, and I'd like you to play it again, I'd love to
knowing what these what he's trying to say. And this guy
translating in some awkward way, it makes you think that Putin is
crazy.
This is from Charlie Rose's sit down interview with Putin. Okay,
here we go. Tell me
about the sexuality. Much has been read into this, including
this, that this is a new effort for Russia to take a leadership
role in the Middle East and that it represents a new strategy by
you. Is it moves
not really no. More than to fail Some fighters from Russia and ex
Soviet Republics are in the territory of Syria, and there's
a threat of their return to us. So instead of waiting for their
return, we are better off helping Assad fight them on
Syrian territory.
Very good, John, very good. That I would I implore everyone to
take a look at the translated the transcript of the entire
interview, there are a lot of things that would did not make
it into the interview. But then again, who knows how honest the
translation is, and Putin speaks English, I would give him
Listen, we all sit here and go Google guys over the Pope,
climate change. class and we all Pope Paul,
I'm going to show my school but Joanie didn't know agenda.
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I assume you've got something I
do. I do. But I was surprised to see a new addition to the Apple
board of directors, which actually made me look into all
the board of directors, Director members at Apple and I found
that to be somewhat disconcerting for the tech Horni
who always are ready to tell you Well, I think Apple should have
done this I think Apple should have I think, I think I think
right I think Apple should Apple should do you know they should
really they should have gotten this apple Hale apple. Today
Apple announced former Boeing chief financial officer and
corporate President James Bell has joined Apple's Board of
Directors calling himself and quote avid user of Apple
products with, quote, tremendous respect for Apple's ability to
innovate. Bell brings nearly four decades of experience at
Boeing to Apple's board. Now we can say Boeing, but probably you
could call it the military industrial complex.
I see an apple jet. Go Yes.
And it's not going to be a Gulfstream bill becomes the
eighth member of Apple's board director. So it's an addition
it's not a replacement. Joining CEO Tim Cook, Board Chairman
former Genentech executive Art Levinson, Al Gore, of course,
Disney Chairman Bob Iger, Grameen president and CEO Andrea
Young, and former Northrop Grumman chairman and CEO Ron
sugar. I didn't realise that we had a north of what is it north
of Grumman guy doing on the board? Apple Jed, and BlackRock
co founder Sue Wagner. But you need to take into account that
Kevin Lynch joined Apple recently How long ago was this?
A year and a half ago maybe. And I this was his poke, just poking
around at who's in the doing what at Apple. And Kevin Lynch
is now the Vice President of Technology at Apple,
specifically, the his beat. And his responsibility has been the
developing of the software for Apple smartwatch project, the
Apple Watch. Previously, Lynch worked at Adobe, specifically on
flash and the tracking capabilities of the flash
product. I do want to warn people, what is going on here.
And I don't know if Tim Cook is a good guy or not. I have always
believed that Steve Jobs held back having met him once and
seeing kind of having an hour long evaluation period. If there
was ever anyone trying to sneak some crap into the apple system
of the Apple platform. I'm pretty sure he fought against
it. He's also one of the very few world elites who actually
died of cancer. Usually they don't. There's not a long list
of
usually they take the treatment too. But they don't die. Now
they don't have around rare Yeah.
So Tim Cook will have to say I would recommend he not to take
too many hot tubs with his friends are the lid might close.
But I see I see a troubling collection of people entering
apple and working there. It's troubling.
They're definitely not the kind of people that you would see
reflected in a Silicon Valley company necessarily know
exactly. Then I caught Do you want to want to slip on in here,
John,
I got nothing. Tech News. Um, I think it's something along the
way. Well,
I so blog pocalypse, which pocalypse? You gotta get that in
there. Right block popup pocalypse, Slack, blah, blah,
blog pocalypse. This is Apple's decision to allow ad blockers to
be included. And I've loaded one and it works great. That saves a
lot of money. There's been time for people on calling on data
plans. It can save you a lot of money I would probably have no,
sorry. I said yes. Well, yeah. Yeah, that's part of the idea.
Exactly. But this is it's a problem. I think a lot of
desktop computers beat people using laptops and desktops. You
know, is it full size browsers? Now probably most of them
already have an ad blocker installed. Although maybe ad
blocker plus, which I think is you know, is a dark horse and
not as a Trojan horse. I believe they turn around and they're
going to start selling information to advertisers. And
it's although a lot of people will love that. Well now we
still get targeted advertising what I like Sure. The blog
pocalypse I think will be very successful more and more people
particularly the young kids like I hate this mobile I hate when I
touch the screen in the app store opens I don't like it.
What do I do instal this done? Okay, good. And it's going to
ruin a lot of the advertising capabilities, which is after
we've talked about this so many times on this programme. So many
times about the scam. Here's how it works very simple. There are
many companies they're called audience aggregation companies,
they run botnets or they they contract botnets and people you
know and real people clicking away and see and reporting that
Singapore, Philippines, Philippines Thank you,
Philippines and India. And you buy that for about $5 per CPM.
So $5 per 1000 clicks on some link or watching a video, that's
where it's most rampant. I have personal experience. If you turn
around, you sell it to the ad network for $8. There's your
arbitrage. It's $3 in the middle. And with that, you also
have just create some crappy content and away you go. Google
is on the Satori inventory, as Google is obviously worried
about this, because, you know, they host a lot of ads. It was
kind of their business. Now that new is this new Google CEO,
Indian guy.
But he's the I guess he's the CEO of one of the ABC operations
Google. Yeah.
But he's, yeah. And this guy,
what was he he did something else before he was. He was big.
And he was the Big Shot and one of the subdivisions
who was the new Google CEO and what's his name again? What's
his name? John.
I don't have his name in front of me. If I start searching for
it, then it interferes with my Skype because I get this thing.
Sundar
Pichai soon. Yeah, guy, Sundar, Sundar, he
used to be the head of some one of the divisions.
He was formerly product chief. Um, so he already was running
quite a bit. Yeah. And we are very familiar with the we'll
just call it what it is the Indian Cabal, and the in Cabal,
they all work together.
The silica Yeah, all of a sudden, you see a bunch of
Indians now. Every hire by every Oh, yeah, it's
gonna be all Indian all the time. In fact, they should, they
should just take over the copyright for the Redskins
brand. Sorry. I don't know why I said that. It was that when I
was done, the. So he's on some stage with some calm
conversation about Adblock. And he's clearly worried. He is
clearly worried. But I thought it would be interesting to
listen to about a minute and 45 seconds of what he thinks about
block pocalypse. And this is why Facebook on the the face page,
they are now trying to bring P advertisers in to use their new
system, which basically is an ad that contains a Facebook URL,
which you then an ad blocker won't block, because it would
block all the Facebook. So people are now vying for ways to
get around this very cool
idea. temporary fix is also known as
well. Let's start with with basics. All of us. You know,
enjoy amazing services like light. Amazing.
This is the talk about a reality distortion field. The Google
guys live in a huge alternative reality of what how people are
and what people really like and enjoy.
Amazing, amazing like, like search
search is amazing. Amazing. Amazing. Oh, my God, John,
search, I have one word for you missed the Dvorak search.
Amazing. Like maps, maps. Mr. Dvorak, man, amazing. Okay, I
will say Google Maps does an outstanding product for me. But
I have to say it's an outstanding that is probably the
best product they have,
like YouTube,
YouTube, amazing.
The entire Android operating system,
John, the entire Android operating system, it's
amazing. And amazing products like Facebook, John, Facebook,
sucks, these are all ad supported. And I think it's
important to recognise that these are available to all of
humanity,
all of humanity. We We here at Google have made this available
to all of humanity of you may now kiss the ring,
in my mind what is also profoundly different over the
last 10 to 15 years. Now
mind you, this is his mind. His mind. We're inside Sundar is
head
is that many, many, many small content creators, people that
write recipes or people that make new exercise routines.
They're all able to earn a livelihood by creating high
quality content,
high quality content in the forms of recipes, Google. Thank
you. Thank you for helping all of humanity with recipes,
and putting it out there and having it be supported by ads,
putting it out there. This is so degrading the way because this
guy talks like we we need to suck his toes.
Yeah, it's dickish.
It's totally dicket They're all that
way. Google
has company in New York Times all the journalism that we love
journalism. Do you love journalism,
let them play them play out
is supported heavily by advertising. But here's the
problem. There are also a set of sites that make for a pretty
terrible user experience. I bet all of us have God decides
there's an ad gutting the entire site. And you can't even figure
out
are you saying I watch porn? Oh,
to click it away. I think these are leading to the rise of ad
blockers.
Okay, so what he said hold on is, you know where this is
going?
I don't know where it's gone, but he's full of crap. All
right, and not these crag, y'all. Okay. He says there's
sites with bad experience, just don't go to those sites have is
a bad experience.
They're ruining it for everybody, John, because because
of these bad sites, this isn't his point, because of these bad
sites. And Google is very happy to use Chrome to point out what
site is dangerous and bad. We've had that ourselves. This is not
a safe site. You shouldn't go there. People remember this.
Remember that happened? Yeah, it still happens. So because of the
bad sites, just a handful, just a handful, because of those bad
sites. They're ruining the party for everybody.
The real problem is that ad blockers throw out the baby with
the bathwater, and the babies they
don't. They don't throw out any babies at all. And they don't
throw out any bathwater. They just block ads.
They make monetization impossible for a whole slew of
people know,
oh, that's a lie. Tell me. We're monetizing without these ads.
But ad blockers don't affect us at all. We're monetizing the no
agenda show.
Yeah. Well, clearly, we're not doing great stuff, like highly
produced recipe videos. But if we can do it, right, the point
the diversity, which I think has added richness,
now I'm going to ask you, what do you think he's leading to?
What do you think? What do you think we need as an industry
because we all have to work together. And with that, he
doesn't mean the recipe people. Okay? He doesn't mean the no
agenda show. He means Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, these
amazing, amazing products like video and search. What do you
think,
leading up to the announcement of some new idea that makes
Google Ads even worse? Well, he actually announced that he's got
a counter ad blocking product, or I have no idea. It's all
nuts.
Think democracy, John.
Oh, we can vote for our ads
to all our lives. But we need to recognise as an industry, that
this is something that we need to deal with
it as an industry, John, we have to deal with this pay attention.
So this is where we need to work together, for example, to come
up with a definition of what an acceptable ad is, and what an
acceptable ads programme could be.
The AD Police is what we're gonna have advertising police.
Police is a good one, because your your ad is not acceptable.
And that's what Google's been trying to do. They're a bunch of
dictators. Yeah, emphasis on
day on then work together to figure out, you know, how do we
ensure a world in which sites and publishers that conform to
the standard don't get their ads blocked? We're in early stages,
we have some ideas for how to think about this, I think it is
going to be difficult for us to agree as an industry. But it's
one of those cases where I think not agree is actually going to
lead to a much worse outcome for all of us. That's what I meant
by, you know, calling, you know, calling this needs to be a
rallying cry, cry all work together, and define a programme
that you and I would find, okay, as consumers, and then, you
know, work with the larger ecosystems of browsers and
operating system makers to actually make this into a
reality.
So what do you think the the chances are that Google might
eventually say, do you know that Mozilla, you know, they just
really are not on board with helping humanity like we do,
because we have given this to all of humanity, we at Google
have given all this beauty of recipes to all of humanity? And
you know, if CRO, if Mozilla Firefox is not going to be on
board with the acceptable ad policy? Well, I think we need to
change maybe some core technologies, maybe we take
ownership of something and then pretty much block Mozilla, maybe
any site that you know, that you access with Mozilla through
Google, and that site to you know, Banner, maybe we'll just
throw up a blog page or something. I don't know. These
people are dangerous.
I think we've proven this long ago.
Right? But I don't think you'll hear on any tech horny shows
this information. Know that this is what Google is up to.
Now? No, no, no, Google's great. Do a whole show about Google?
Well, before I go with the with the tech news,
editor, I got to talk about the Volkswagen. Well,
but is that part of tech news? Yeah, let me do a Snowden thing
before we get into tech intelligence. Okay. So Snowden
joins Twitter of Snowden gets. And how does Twitter verify that
it's really Snowden? Did they go to Russia and verify him?
The whole thing is just set up. The whole thing is a scam. It's
bullcrap. And you know why? Because they hate you.
I'm not talking about that. Well, this is clear. And I have
to mention that we have friends inside Twitter who have spoken
to people about verifying Adam curry. And the what came back
was they don't want to know explanation. But they do not
want not I obviously don't care if I'm verified. But the fact
that is that there's word coming saying we don't want to verify
him. What does that mean? It Martha Quinn is verified.
There's a like I could go identify at least 100 people
that are verified, they have like, maybe 1000 followers, and
I don't even know who they are right. can easily be done now.
So Snowden and his back and he's back with that with the grand
Greenwell, Don Raff and Laura Poitras, and everybody with the
freedom of the press organisation who encouraged you
to drop all your confidential documents into their secure
Dropbox system. Okay, I'll get right on that. But the
coincidence, the coincidence of Snowden showing up with an idea
here may know, right at the moment that the cysa bill has
been resurrected and is about to move through Congress. Be on the
lookout for Snowden weighing in helping with the shaping this
legislation. So this is Cybersecurity Information
Sharing Act, be on the lookout for him propagating and help
them and thanks to him, we got the what was it the the American
Freedom Act, which all it did was shift the collection of all
data on you from the government to telephony companies, keeping
that data but being required to keep it for what is it now five
years long time long time.
And I believe Snowden was directly responsible for that,
that X was co written co sponsored, as far as I know, by
the freedom of the press organisation, to be on the
lookout for the cyber sharing information security act to be
tweaked with help of Mr. Snowden as he continues to do all of his
his exciting appearances through Google Hangouts. Which seems
like a great secure way to do it to me.
Well, I think you're sound like one a cynical prick.
I do. But I learned from them I learned from you. Okay. That's a
callback that you might not understand.
Don't give me give which right over my head. Okay.
So there was a kid. There was an anti drug commercial back from
the this is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. Yeah. And
so the parents will be holding up it like a wooden cigar box
with some plastic baggies in there with weed and the parents
like, weird What is this? What did you get this? Where'd you
learn about this? And the kid goes, learn by watching you.
Okay?
I tell remez a great enemy. They get up dredge it up. Just use
that little sub clip.
I'll look for it. Why don't you get into Volkswagen and the
diesel affair?
Alright, so I started trying to catch up with the technology
having been involved in both the petroleum industry and the air
pollution industry for a long time. Try to see what because I
was trying to I made some commentary about the catalytic
converters that was a little dated. There's actually a three
step catalytic converter that directly addresses the no X
issues. But the sulphur in diesel engines used to be so
high that they would what's called poison the catalyst. And
that's why they brought out I figured out they brought out
this low sulphur fuel for diesels. So they could run
different kinds of catalytic converters on the soil without
getting blocked and getting poisoned. And Stuart, and they
have been running a the the problem is they've been running
a two stage converter because of all the bullcrap that the
industry has been lying about on the diesel, so they could put a
three stage on there. But there's another issue that
requires something called Blue, blue, liquid or blue. I have to
write some of this stuff down and give a word throw report,
but this is the apparently Mercedes uses this stuff. It
sprays this is this liquid into the exhaust at the very end and
then it goes to the catalytic converter. It takes all this it
has like two or three reactions. One of them which causes cyanide
gas, I might add, oh, that's nice. And but they've got all
reaction to convert it and I can't
believe these Germans in their gas man. They got to stop with
that
get a gas stop with the gas Jordans. So it looks as though
to fix the problem. They're going to either have to because
there's still issues even coming out of it three The stage
converter with the diesel engines as they're now being
manufactured with NOx because there's such high, they have to
run to run this properly, you have to run a lean fuel to air
ratio. And with a high compression engine that creates
a lot of an O X, which can be a bunch of different nitrogen
nitrous oxide being one of them, I guess is one of the major ones
which is would be funny. It's laughing gas. But the dissolved
nitrogen dioxide which forms nitric acid in the air, I guess
it'd be nitrogen, nitrogen trioxide that would form when
you get a bunch of acid is horrible. And it's also the
number one cause of smog this night these Knox's. They're
going to they have to retrofit all these cars. And now, I've
been trying to do the calculation on retrofitting with
a special converter and especially and maybe there's
liquid blue crap.
To To summarise here John would have under bucks a car at least
that's what I was going to ask them to do in order to they
couldn't just do anything with the with the computer software
programme. We had
dog it barely run, where I see it.
A bow star to be cradle star,
it's not going to be what they would people bought. So the rent
and we've got 11 million cars at 500 bucks. Me I mean, you're
talking about the billions of dollars and an endo and the cost
of doing it is probably even more than $500 when it comes to
the mechanics and volume and to do a lot of welding. I don't
know I don't see any way out of this problem that you when I
finished reading and reading. I just shook my hand this I don't
see how they can get out of this. There's no way it can't be
done.
Well, this actually, what was the name of the clip that
because I think we need to play that again that this trickery
was known to the BBC on news night a year ago. Do you
remember what unit might have named that clip?
It'd be BBC News. 2014 I think is in there. In the name of the
clip.
Let me see what I can find. Yes, here we go. Let me just play
this. This is and this is from Newsnight. Correct? Yes, this is
the hoity toity news night BBC programme 2014
software in some of its cars to cheat us emissions tests. Well,
apparently, this particular dirty little secret was not so
secret after all. Here's a clip from Newsnight from December
last year, when our technology editor David Grossman, reported
on car companies enhancing their test results, the car
is actually able to detect that it's being tested, because it's
on a standard test cycle. And they can use that to put the car
into a mode in which the engine is ultra efficient, or to reduce
the sort of pollution that's coming out of the exhaust pipe.
So during the test,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, the car will know it's being
tested, and therefore will perform in a completely atypical
way.
Yeah. Now, okay. That clip will be available for you today under
the F Germany segment. And I would like to follow that up
with two things. First, I want to wish Germany a very happy
reunification day. This is was it now how many years ago was
this John 25 years ago, I believe this is the 20 Silver is
this silver anniversary. And of course we want to thank David
Hasselhoff for for bringing the wall down. I received a note
from a producer in the Netherlands. I'm going to
translate this from Dutch to English on the fly. Hi, Adam.
Been working in the garage all my life as a car mechanic,
particularly on corporate cars. Everybody in the car world has
known for at least 10 years about this scam. In fact, it's
even explained in in courses, how the car recognises certain
patterns and patterns and then switches to the test mode. So in
the car branch this has been known for a very long time and
has been accepted and is not a lot not only happening with VW,
but with All Brands, all brands also motorcycles. He says the
new enduro cross motorcycle makes that John
I have no idea let me see Ducati. I have no I don't know
cross motorcycle. Let's see now that I doubt that's a diesel.
But here it is enduro cross. That looks pretty cool. Who
makes those things that a Yeah, be a two stroke. That's a
Suzuki. Yeah, but doesn't matter. It's still it's still by
trying to bypass testing. Yeah, sure. The things that police
says with the euro, the Enduro cross motorcycle, there are a
lot of restrictions for these types of motorcycles, including
the gas valve only opening up 25% When in test mode,
otherwise, it would never even come close to getting a type
certification. So every single new enduro cross Motorcycle that
reaches the dealer, the dealer immediately removed these
restrictions knows how to do it. And if they didn't, this
motorcycle would not go any faster than 75 kilometres an
hour. So I reiterate that this is meant specifically to screw
with Germany, it's going to be a it has vast implications because
we haven't hit the other VW products yet. Both Audi kind of
we're getting there but it won't just be diesel that I think is
the big takeaway. It won't be diesel. I also received an
internal memo from the details that serve Wolfgang Bernard
Christine Holman, Dannette or like Helen haters will feed pot
Hubertus Tosca bado, whoever and Thomas WebVR. These are this is
the board of Volkswagen, dear colleagues and there's a it was
in German and in English. The quote diesel affair has
dominated the media for the past two weeks and it has naturally
been the subject of lively discussion also amongst the
workforce. I think this is a shut up workforce memo. Let us
therefore say plainly and simply notice what he said this has
naturally been the subject of lively discussion also amongst
the workforce, would that be live the discussion because of
like crap that come in for us?
Let us let us live it Oh, God, the company's going under what
are we going to do? What
else could it be? What other lively conversation are you
going to have?
Right would be it you see?
Let us therefore say plainly and simply, our vehicles are not
manipulated and have not been manipulated in the past
exclamation mark. We have never used a so called defeat device.
Quotes. That's not the same thing, a function that
improperly restricts the effectiveness of exhaust gas
after treatment. That applies to all of our diesel and gasoline
engines worldwide. We comply with applicable laws and
regulations and vigorously reject any accusations to the
contrary. What Yeah, do you want to comment or should I read on I
already thought they
did admitted to wrongdoing. Oh, this
is Mercedes, Mercedes. Oh,
Mercedes, AMG Mercedes because of this goo that they spray into
the car gurus. Well, this blue stuff. I have to go look as def
it's the F is diesel, some nice and they have like a tank of it.
In the car. It's
just squirts in. Yeah, nice. We share the indignation about the
use of unlawful means to manipulate admissions tests, but
we defend ourselves against any tendency to cast suspicions of
deception on our company. That is exactly what happens when
other issues such as the difference dude, listen to this.
I got to read this slowly. But let me go back. We defend
ourselves against any tendency to cast suspicion of deception
on our company. That is exactly what happens when other issues
such as the difference due to the laws of physics, between
standard fuel consumption and real fuel consumption are mixed
up with unlawful conduct leading to accusations of deception
against the entire automobile industry. Break that one down
John.
I had to read it over and over. Let me read this though diesel
exhaust fluid is what's called the EF diesel exhaust fluid
commonly referred to as ad blue in Europe, Australia and New
Zealand is standardised as ISO 22241 is an aqueous urea
solution made with 32.5% high purity urea and urine water. D F
is used as a consumable and selective catalytic reduction
SCR in order to lower NOx concentrations. And, and
Mercedes is known to use this stuff. I've figured
it out. I figured it out. Listen carefully. Yeah, he is saying
that it is unfair they will they are or may be implicated in
deception. Because of the difference of the laws of
physics between standard fuel consumption, and real fuel
consumption, then the follow up line is quite the contrary is
true. We support the preparation of new new laws at the European
level that should specify more realistic test procedures. This
is a punt. They're saying okay, look, you're gonna find some
discrepancies in the test results with our cars, but
that's because you're not using real fuel consumption.
I have some experience with this recently because I was reviewing
a bunch of different electric cars in one time I took a car up
to a got a car from Ford, and I'm took it up to Port Angeles
and back and the car.
Were you able to drag your Airstream all the way up to
Portland was a little
puddle jumper I would never pull an Airstream and it got 37 miles
to the gallon up and down no matter what I did. Now it was
rated at 42 highway or something really high.
So that you know you had real consumption. They had real
testing
and I went and it was strange because it was exactly this gas
mileage no matter in the city was 37. It was the road was it
was a lot of good. It was good gas mileage, but it was like 42
or 45 Is
that based on the onboard computer or your own
calculations on my own calculations,
you put fuel in you use it, then you make a calculation. Okay, so
it's no computer involved. And I asked about this, because I
noticed this was some other cars too. They all have his his wall
45 On a highway, and you drive in on a highway, I'm on the
highway, it's five, you know, going up and back. I'm getting
37, which is still a good mileage for my normal, you know,
I normally get driving a car usually has 20 miles to the
gallon. But I asked about this two different sources. Well, it
turns out that the gas mileage that you read on this on that
little sticker that says like, you know, 30
days 42, whatever the rating,
whatever it says, is based on a very rigid test with no air
conditioning. Well, I don't even know what the test was, but
apparently is a very rigid test that the government decides, and
it comes up with these bogus, these numbers are bogus. Yeah,
they are. And this is and I'll just finish the rest of this
memo. So again, I'm going to say that they say we are not
deceiving. But this confusion ham paraphrasing now, this
confusion happens when other issues such as the difference
due to the laws of physics between standard fuel
consumption and real fuel consumption. I don't know is
that this whatever the laws of physics are with standard fuel
consumption, when they're mixed up with unlawful conduct leading
to accusations of deception against the entire automobile
industry, quite the contrary is true. We support the preparation
of new laws at the European level that should specify more
realistic test procedure. So instead of changing our cars to
the numbers that we say we adhere to which we don't, we're
going to have the Europeans who of course realise this attack
this. This is a this is an economic attack on Germany. It's
an economic attack by the United States. Yeah. And purposefully,
because what are you doing with Putin? You, you stupid people,
what are you doing with Putin? What you do with all the gas and
everything from Putin, now, we're gonna bring you down,
putting you down, but then we cooperate us damage we cooperate
openly trustfully and constructively with the
responsible authorities who are all European because, you know,
this is the EPA made the accusation but whatever. We've
done it for many years now, by the way, he said he ends his
sentence with by the way, please pass on this information
actively. The message is crystal clear. We do not manipulate via
happiness. Nice goosed
via manipulation nished
you do? But you're not the only ones everybody.
Oh thing. This whole thing is it's the beginning of World War
Three do exist is this. Yeah. And you know why? You know, the
real reason I'm ready. Snowden. The Russians would just give us
Snowden we'd stop this beautiful, always damaged bag if
you take a look at the dates on all these things that start when
Snowden went to Russia.
Meanwhile, in Germany, Angela Merkel has said you know what,
we got all these migrants coming in. They're not refugees,
because refugees have certain rights under the Geneva
Convention and United Nations treaties. But let's not call
them refugees. However, we're going to take all the migrants
we like and Hamburg of this government C has now said they
are going to confiscate empty buildings. Any B if you have a
building, even if you own the building, and it's empty. The
German government German government is now going to
confiscate those two N and it's a form of what do you call it
here? Eminent Domain. Eminent Domain. Thank you. It's a form
of eminent domain and they will then put the migrants into these
buildings they have confiscated from legal owners. How good is
that? Wow. Telling you man, these people are cool.
Well, that could be happening here any minute. Yeah. I want to
play a clip when oil
but I have one more tick clip and then I'm out of technical
know
and this applies to the tech clip too. Okay. All right. This
is Obama saying that one thing he's going to do
the one thing he is
going to do and it's a tech clip. So the main thing I'm
going to do is I'm going to talk about this.
You go it didn't me here this to me already here this one
yesterday again. I love that I
was gonna play a tech clip that affects me personally. As we
have discussed when I wanted to purchase an Airstream, I was
unable to secure a loan initially until I finally wound
up at a credit union who ever do not look at your FICO score?
Then my score was too low. My score is no good. I'm a
worthless human being I can't had no finally I got a loan and
in 15 years, that thing will be mine, which is really nice. But
the it's I've always wondered about these. These FICO
Corporation, there's a number of them, which is the number one
would
you say three of them, and I think they're all equals.
Oh, I thought that Experian was a little more.
I don't know this could be wrong. Okay. Well,
here's what happened. Experian,
the world's biggest consumer credit monitoring firm says a
massive data breach exposed personal data of about 15
million people. Those victims had their credit checked by
experienced in the last two years when they applied for
service with a carrier T Mobile us. And T Mobile CEO John Legere
said the data included social security numbers and passport
data. But he said no credit or banking information was taken.
He wrote on Twitter, I am moving as fast as possible to get an
alternative option in place by tomorrow.
Yeah, that so the the rub is that everyone got a letter
saying well guess what? Experian when you signed I signed up in
the last two years. So I'm on this list. When you signed up
for T Mobile, the Experian checked your credit, we checked
it with them. They had a big file of all the people we
checked, apparently 15 million is probably more but let's just
say 50 million, that big tar ball got stolen somehow, if
someone has that data, but you know what, we're gonna give you
two years of free credit protection from experienced the
same company that that gave your data. This is This is
unbelievable. This is only the tip of the iceberg. The cloud
will fail. The cloud will fail as bad. And that wraps up our
phones a landline and the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
Everybody
Bakelite, Bakelite. That's all I think I have. There's a couple
more things that can wait until Thursday, I have some Iran
stuff.
Oh, we do have to discuss we don't do it today. We do have to
discuss eventually the offset of the six week cycle.
Do you want to tease that? I mean, it's essentially
essentially I said it's about what happened in the in
Roseburg. It's off cycle. There's no way it falls into
anything we've ever seen or heard before. It's
I think this was a special event. I think it was a special
events team.
And then maybe I think this cycle may not be used anymore
with a new guy. Call me.
I would like you to I actually I want you to end up with with a
clip. Could you please because I haven't heard it. But it looks
interesting. And I have a thought about it. Norah
O'Donnell on the $10 bill. Yes. Okay. I'd like to talk about
that as our final topic. I have a thought. Okay, so
Norah O'Donnell is got Jack Lew looks weird. DSR
Secretary of Finance. He's the Secretary of the Treasury. Yeah,
he's the money man.
He's the guy who signs the bills and money man. Every one of
those bills is hand signed by him Janet
Hanna Robo signed,
or not signed at all. It's printed. I'm just kidding. If
you have old Confederate bonds and things like that, though,
you will see that they were all hand signed. It's kind of
fascinating. I've collected a few. So Norah O'Donnell, who I
really have a lot of respect. I always thought she was one of
the bright spots in the CBS Morning Show. But she's
obviously just another bonehead. Here she is interviewing Jack
Lew and she is giddy about she doesn't even care who she's
getting about Jack Lew or just Gideon JD about a woman being on
one of the bills. And she doesn't even care which Bill
whoever the man was it was on the bill screw him get him off.
And Jack Lew kind of admits that they don't even know if they're
gonna put a woman on and it made me just on the back where she
belongs, which disappoints the hell out of her. And you can
listen to her disappointment in this process of this interview,
market forces play a strong role. They have agreed to
refrain from competitive devaluation. And ultimately, it
has to be proven by the policy steps taken not just the
commitments at the meetings, the $10.
Bill, you said there's going to be a woman on the $10 bill.
What I said was we're going to put a woman on our currency.
We're looking at the $10 bills, the next bill that we're going
to be issuing and we have spent the summer listening to the
American people, and I've just say I'm really pleased how many
people We've heard from when does that decision get made? And
we will make a decision. It's a decision that ultimately I'm
gonna have to pull these pieces together and make by the end of
the year,
by the end of the year, and are you saying that it might go
beyond just the $10 bill, that there may also be a woman on the
$5 bill and other bills? Well,
what I'm saying is as the series of bills that will come out with
new security features, our fundamental responsibility is to
make sure our money is safe, that can't be counterfeited
easily. So the reason we picked the $10 bill is it's the next
bill that requires updating. But you know, we have we have
multiple bills that are going to be redesigned. And one of the
things that has come out of this conversation are women across
the world cheering. You said that one of the things is coming
out of this conversation is that very few people know what's on
the back of any of our bills.
So you're gonna put women on the back of a bill,
saying we're gonna tell the story of American democracy as
we unveil the new series of bills, and will be a prominent
part of that.
native Spanish. So there you have it, women will be a
prominent part of that. And there's different ways they can
change the $10 bill, both the front and the back. So we'll
have some redesigned currency that better reflects our
society, Gail and Charlie. All right.
Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You're so
she says women across the world? Are what does that include? The
United Kingdom where the Queen has been on the bill failure on
them? Navia Are you kidding me?
Any it? Yeah, we're African. Well, I
figured it out. I know what's gonna happen. It hit me last
night. And when I saw that clip, I knew I wanted to bring it up.
This is a ruse, because I know who's going to be on the $10
bill. Then it's going to be they're going to say well, next
time, it'll be a woman but this time, Barack Obama.
guarantee there's a rule about living people on the bills. You
can't do it. Okay, there is no Barack Obama showing up on a
bill. Okay.
Um, National Enquirer front page, Hillary colon six months
to live. Oh, this is a variation we hadn't thought of. Listen to
this. I'm looking at it right now then she's never gonna get
elected. Hillary Colin's six months live Brain Cancer and
Blood clots, Ms. Strokes and alcohol abuse. And there's an
inset with Bill. Cruel Bill forces her to stay on campaign
trail. I had not seen this one coming.
Boy, I didn't see that one coming. That's a beauty.
Here's the extract. Abstract, failing health and a deadly
thirst for power are driving Hillary Clinton to an early
grave. The National Enquirer has learned in a bombshell
investigation and they pay for their information. They
do pay for their stuff. They'll bribe people to get this
information.
The desperate and deteriorating 67 year old won't make it to the
White House because she'll be dead in six months. Sources told
the Enquirer amazingly, her ultra competitive husband is the
one pressuring her to stay on the campaign trail despite her
decline there. And
we do know that she was out and out of the picture for a while
after she supposedly collapsed or bumped her head. Right? Yeah,
we do have that issue, which has still never been fully resolved
or discussed. But I
think it's a this is a so we, we certainly initially thought that
it would be great to kill off bill or have him be sick and
she'll have to drop out. This is better. Oh, do I really I know,
Bill is making me do it. He's forcing me didn't you know, I
can't I have to stay in for the family for the good of America.
Even though I only have six months to live. You know, I've
consulted with my doctors. And I think I should drop out and give
all my money to Elizabeth Warren. Or Joe Biden. Well, we
have to do a little research on this. And the research has done
it's right there as far as the research
to confirm Oh, like you're looking for stuff, you know, to
confirm certain things. The thing that I'd like to see is
Elizabeth, you know, you have to file to be on the ballot. Yeah,
certain date. You gotta hurry. Yeah. And the National date. I'm
not sure what the National Day is when you have to file to be
on the national ballot. But I know the primary ballots have a
date is coming up. I know the end is one of them is in
sometime this month. I understand. That's where they're
all talking about Biden Biden Biden's gotta sign up. So we
have to find some evidence that Elizabeth Warren is going to
sign up. Well, not running. Okay. I do have a I don't know
how we can do that.
Well as she's out and she's out and about the most of my
millennial sources in Arkansas are all over war now because now
she's doing big black lives matter speeches. She did a big
Planned Parenthood speech. You want to hear that quickly. Then
we'll get out of here. Yeah,
this is really about is about women's access to abortion. And
even though not one federal dollar goes to pay for abortions
through Planned Parenthood, the Republicans want to find one
more way to make it harder to make it impossible. For a woman
who is facing one of the most difficult decisions of her life.
They want to find a way to make it harder on her to get the
health care she needs. And all I can say is, we've been in that
world before. When I talk about 1955. I'm talking about a world
where women died. I'm talking about a world where women
committed suicide, rather than go forward with a pregnancy they
could not handle. And what the Republicans are saying is they
want to go back and I want to make it clear we are not going
back. Not now. Not ever. Going back.
Not now. Not ever luck beating her. Right. She is a total kick
ass. She will squash any Republican that runs against her
if she is nominated for the president.
She was the first one to come out and say Republicans don't
want women dip out access to abortion. She didn't say
healthcare. She said abortions.
Yeah, no, she's straight. She is frighteningly good.
A friend. This is my last thing a friend of mine, who I was
talking with two days ago, a woman here in Austin. And we're
talking about Trump and everything. She says, you know,
I, I didn't vote for Obama the last time. Then I said, Oh,
okay, so this is yeah, but I can't let anybody know here in
Austin. Because we had a party at a like a vote party. And
there were women there who said to me, if you don't vote
Democrat, you hate your vagina. Wow. Literal.
Text. Well, you know, they're pulling this off. I'm not too
good. I'm in awe. But I know what's going to happen. It's
going to be a one term presidency and it's going to
damn near collapse the country. Okay. Here's what we'll get
right into the throat of a depression.
Hello, throat of depression. You look so tempting. But we know
what's down lower on that throat. Hi, everybody, please.
For the 30% of the women who listen to the no agenda show.
That's 30% of our audience who are female. Don't hate your
vagina.
No. And don't blame it on Republicans. No. Trust me,
Republicans Democrats we all love vagina. And with that happy
message, I will say thank you all for your courage for
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I'm Adam curry
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