I was stunned by this. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, October 11 2015. time once again for your Gitmo nation
media assassination Episode Seven, six. This is no agenda,
guarding your fragile reality from sea to shining sea and
broadcasting live. Region six here in Austin, Texas in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've got this new
noisemaker I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
Sorry. I heard your noisemaker shaking noisemaker baby. It's
called a CRO or something. Whatever you do, don't shake the
rain stick man. I forgot to mention that.
Yeah, somebody else bitched about.
We gotta be careful with these things. They're real. They work
doesn't work here. broadcasting it all over the country probably
doesn't help dilutes it, no door sends all of South Carolina
before we started a mia culpa. Short Mia culpa. Okay. Things
always comes into come in threes. And we'd had two
previous episodes before Thursday's show where something
went wrong with the RSS feed. And and just because I always
tweet glitch, doesn't mean I don't want to explain it
briefly. But you make a mistake. And the problem with
republishing an episode in the RSS feed is that a lot of these
podcast apps don't really know what to do when something
changes. So you know, I have it's it's a it's a horrible
process, and whenever something of
them or all of them.
I would say. What's the one that is a Stitcher I think is the one
a lot of people use besides the whenever that Stitcher is a big
one. And then when you change the GU ID, which should tell the
podcast client to say, Oh, this has changed. Let me refresh
that. It doesn't actually do it. Now. That's bad enough, because
whenever this happens, the amount of tweets and emails,
it's my own fault. But it's it just it floods the inbox. Hey,
man, I couldn't get the show better. Okay, great. Now, what
happened on Thursday? On Thursday?
Oh, it's really bad. It teach me well, you know, it's the
Wednesday kind of a slap in yet. Because I'm guessing that to the
other side of this equation, which are the podcast apps, they
don't care.
Oh, no, they don't, then they don't. They just don't.
You're right. And they specifically don't care about
the show.
Specifically, not about this show. Now, what happened on
Thursday, and I was way out of it. I mean, the allergies were
really, really bad. And so we finished the show. And yeah, we
do all the post production.
I will attest to this. Let me give you an example of for the
audience out there. This is This is Adam like for Hi, I'm Adam
curry about blah, blah. And the show on the show and the show
show's over. Oh, they can barely talk. dying here.
I'd like I do Hi, I'm Adam curry on the show on the show the
show. That's nice. He can
maintain a professional sound even though he's even
though I'm trailing why I was tripping. Okay, so I upload the
show. And so to the keepers coming over, so I want to get
everything nice. And I want to be ready. We are already a
little bit we started late went a little long. And so I'm, you
know, everything's done. I'm in the I'm in bathroom, I'm
starting to shave, you're in bathroom, the bathroom, I said
I'm starting to shave. And all of a sudden I start getting all
kinds of emergency messages from void zero. Because I come back,
come back back, there's something wrong with the mp3.
And now, in my haste, or in my fog of, of allergies, I failed
to notice that the upload had failed. It looked like it had
gone through. But there was an error message which I just
hadn't seen. And the and although I said glitch, the
technical explanation is that our own CDN that we build which
aboard zero runs completely just you know, just because he loves
to show his contribution. It had run out of disk space. And so
the show only made it up halfway. And then once that
happens, we have our own kind of virtual CDN propagated half a
show but goes everywhere half a show. So everybody's freaking
out and the boy zero is freaking out too. He's like, oh damn,
reupload Okay, so I'm waiting. Now this has gone on for about
five minutes to upload the show. Okay, we upload good. We check
we tested. I go back now. When I was on the I love laundry tour.
I think we discussed this, you learn to be very conservative
with water. Not so much that you don't have water when you're
hooked up to a campground or what we call city water, but
your tank will fill up. So I think that the grey water tank
is what made me
sick I am now incredibly impressed If you're making a
segway into some other topic, I wish on water. I wish I wish Oh,
I wish.
So what you learn is that you you instead of when you're
shaving because I shave with a with a razor wet shave, and that
I have shaving cream on my face, and you learn that you instead
of keeping the water running, you fill up the basin. And then
you clean the shaver in between shaves in the in the water. So
this has now become a habit. Unfortunately, when void zero,
started sending me these warning messages, I walked away leaving
the water running.
And the thing and the drain clog. Oh, no,
the whole bathroom was flooded. John. I mean, wow, the
wastebasket was starting to float away the whole flooded.
It was fun. This is getting funnier by the minute and I have
pictures. I like the way you preface though this thesis about
why
true this is the truth. It's the truth. i This
is a good story. This is very good. So I took pictures
now. You have no idea. This is have you ever done this? This is
like the when you're maybe 15 You make this mistake? My life
and then I'm when you're 51 I could not believe it. And now
the crazy thing is, you know, this building is concrete,
unfinished ceilings, you know, exposed concrete and the floors,
or was that stained concrete? I don't know where the water went.
But I certainly didn't clean up all the water that should have
been on the floor. So I don't know if it went downstairs or
dripped down your neighbour
in the building work was not good. It was not good at all.
Ah, anyway, so and then I still had to deal with Hey, man, I
only got one hour to show what's wrong.
Can I ask you a question? Of course. Now, what would they
sense that these podcast apps aren't gonna deal with this?
With a with a standard with it's the standard
was resetting the things he had known us an hour? It's two, two
and a half hours another hour? Could you could you upload a
part two? Would that fix the problem with the podcast apps?
Well, then you had you know, then you have another entry? And
of course I could do that. But what should happen is you just
first of all, you've just replaced the file. And then
anyone who hasn't retrieved it yet will get it. But there's so
many automatic systems in place like was it bit torn at love? I
think they grabbed from the RSS feed. So the Bit Torrent version
was truncated, the BitTorrent Sync version was truncated. It's
just It's a never ending.
Anyone explains her lack of donations,
then I take full responsibility. And I No, it's I'm very, very
sad.
It's really I don't buy it. I understand what you have to do.
But it just seems to me that if I'm running one of these apps, I
would be a little more forgiving. Because I'm sure this
happens a lot with all kinds of people.
Yeah. And it's something that is that
has happened to us two or three times over the last eight years.
We've had our mistakes. Yeah. But really what it's it's a part
of the core RSS system with this Gu ID, which is a unique
identifier for the post. And when it changes and it removes
it the feed should be re parsed. And then you know it should have
the proper episodes there. But a lot of this does not work.
Anyway, sorry. And then it's amazing how many people say
Where can I get a copy? Where can I get the show? We've now
we've forgotten that? You know you can download it from the
website
always baffled me you can play it from the do no agenda
show.com It's right there. Click
Yay. Yay. Wow.
I got a lot of well, anyway. What do you got on your plate?
Willis? Well,
I was just coming upstairs and started to do the show. And I
was setting the television to record something. And but I was
catching the end of or part of the middle I guess of the show.
I think it's floating around HBO or Showtime one of the two
called San Francisco 2.00.
I'm not familiar with this is this reality show or what is it?
No, no, no.
It's a documentary about how San Francisco is being ruined by
tech companies. Yeah, I'd say real estate prices and all the
rest of it. We've just been a bunch of clips that we haven't
played on this show. But I've been collecting him on some of
these crazy things going on in San Francisco where they people
rent a house and they put bunk beds in every room and they put
50 people
yeah like 800 bucks for for a bunk. bunk bed.
Oh yeah, that's great. And people put up with this crap and
then nobody even thinks of going to the East Bay. Worrying is
still still not cheap, but it's cheaper. And they will just
woman who is the narrator says and the tech companies have said
they don't have to follow government rules. poles and
zeros, dude, they're the tech companies are saying that
they're not going to follow government rules. Really nice.
Whoo hoo. Well what tech companies said this, no tech
companies are saying they don't have to follow government rules.
I was just hurt. I'm gonna go God contacted producer and ask
him. I want to know specifically which which tech company said
that yeah have said we're not following government rules.
Good. You do that. And Bowfell it is you do that you go do
that.
I'm glad you I'm irked. Yeah. All right.
Ah, okay. Well, we start with with this bombing and anchor the
the bombing in Turkey, the double bombing, I should say,
okay, we can do that. But I think to preface it. Yeah. I
have an imperfect clip that I believe should be played here
and again,
here and again. I'm only going to play it once today.
You You might be surprised if you hear okay. Can you see that
juice?
Okey dokey. Oh my gosh.
Can you see that juice?
You know, the minute I drag the clip into the player and I see
it's two seconds. I know that I've been had once again. Okay,
this one's going over here so we can play it more often. Very
good.
Can you see that juice?
What is that from?
Grant three clips from this little thing? Oh, and I'll
explain it after we played the third one. But that's coming.
Well, this is a thread throughout the entire show.
Yeah. Okay. But you see, I can start to combine these things
that you're sending me I like that. You can do this like you
got
to wash your hands after touching any raw meat.
Oh my gosh.
Can you see that juice?
Juice. It's a sickening Bo. I got I got my own story about
juice later than
the bombings. All right.
Well, first, let's look at what's happening on the ground
boots on the ground we've received from several from the
professor out there in I think isn't a symbol that everybody is
pretty convinced that this was the government's doing
protesters in Istanbul blame their government for a pair of
deadly bomb attacks earlier in the day that killed some 95
people in Turkey's capital city. During the demonstration
protesters held signs linking President tight their Diwan to
the explosions. Air Duan gave the order his henchmen carried
out the massacre this sign read
the bombings in Ankara targeted a planned Pease marched by pro
Kurdish and leftist groups who were protesting the conflict
between Turkish forces and Kurdish militants in the country
southeast. Video of bodies and bloodstained flags scattered in
the streets showed the level of destruction from the bombings.
As the demonstrations continued into the night, some protesters
in a largely working class residential district on the
northern edge of central Istanbul, hurled stones as riot
police retaliated with smoke grenades.
So just looking at this, and because we do this show, and
there's an incredible amount of information that we deconstruct
and dissect every episode, I recall very distinctly that this
is going to go back to probably February of this year, when
there were a number of phone calls, recorded phone calls and
conversations that were conversations that were released
to the public. Regarding one air Dhawan, and you know, there was
some corruption going on with him and his son. But then with
these two, if you recall, John, there was a conversation was
overheard, it was recorded. There were transcripts
everywhere, of these two air Diwan officials talking about
creating what we would call a false flag. And they said, Oh,
you know, what we're going to do is we're going to start bombing
crowds, and then we'll use that to go and attack the Kurds in
northern Syria. Now they did it.
Do we have that clip?
Well, we don't have. Of course, we don't have an actual audio
that is usable for the show, because it's not an English but
I do have a bit of Turkish Prime Minister Emma who
told reporters, there was strong evidence to suggest the twin
attacks at a Procoder Australian ankura was the work of two
suicide bombers.
That's enough. You don't need any more than that, though.
This is it a suicide bomber? Do that didn't make sense here.
No, I don't think there's any suicide bomber here from the
transcript. Of course not. I mean, I could coordinate the
diplomacy but Civil War the military. We don't have any
problems with that. Second, after it happens, it'll cause
great internal commotion. The border is not under control.
Yes, the bombings are of course going to happen but I remember
our talk from three years ago and they just go it goes on and
on the whole transcript in the show notes. They talk
specifically about bombing crowds to create, you know, huge
outrage so they can then get their outrage. Yeah, yeah,
absolutely.
aimed in the wrong direction. Yeah. Well.
So this is not to, you know, this is no surprise to anyone
who, who has no agenda thinking. No.
Although a lot of people with no agenda think you will see things
that don't exist, which is what we haven't been able to fix.
Yeah, that does happen. It does happen. But it's okay. It's
training people got the training wheels on it takes a little
while to be able to figure out and then there's this, I think
what we should be on the lookout for is the tomb of Suleyman
Shah. Me familiar with this, this artefact
I didn't know he had it. I know Suleyman. But I didn't know
about his tomb or what's going on with it.
So he, of course, according to legend, is the you know, is the
grandfather, the founder of the Ottoman Empire. And now his tomb
has been moved to it has had three different locations since,
I guess since he died in 1236. All of them in Syria, but they
have been moving this tomb closer to the Syrian Turkish
border. Let's see in 73, the tomb was was under threat of
being flooded by Lake Assad. And then they agreed but Turkey and
Syria agreed to move it 85 kilometres north, but still
along the Euphrates river side. And that's only 27 kilometres
from the Turkish border. And this is an ongoing struggle and
just as a symbol, I'm pretty sure we'll see the suit the tomb
of Suleyman pop up as a as a target. That's just a future
future vision that I think is is coming down the pike. Because
whenever you can get something like that this is in a way, it's
like, you know, the flag for us or something of that ilk. And
then we
have like that moving the Washington Monument around.
It's I don't think it's that big. Then of course, now the
military industrial complex is going to expand the number of
troops at the Incirlik airbase in Turkey. We all didn't know
this, that that airbase has 5000 troops on it. That's the that's
the biggest one, anywhere. Let's just call Turkey a part of
Europe for all intensive purposes. And they're going to
expand that by another two and a half 1000 capacity. So this is
kicking off
Yeah, well, everything's all hell's breaking loose. Let's
face it.
And then we have strife everywhere in, in Europe,
regarding the migrants, this is this is really getting out of
hand. We in the Netherlands, we saw one of the centres one of
the asylum centres was stormed, pulled out storming these
places. There's protests everywhere. It's just it's, this
is a this is much bigger problem than anyone really realises I
think,
Well, not if you watch our tea.
Okay, what do you got? Well, you know, I have a quick clip just
as a as an intro to what you have on our tea we had call me
and Johnson all up on the Hill testifying about Department of
Homeland Security and about the FBI, just how we're doing in
general. And here's what they had to say about the Syrian
refugees, which does not does not sound hopeful.
With respect to the the potential of Syrian asylees
coming to United States
asylees
I didn't know that was the word never heard anyone use that
word. I don't even know the word exists.
asylees
asylum seekers is what you'd say. See us? How would you spell
that a society asylum is spelled out in a sigh sigh Lee
looks it looks good. A sigh li a person who is seeking or has
been granted political asylum. Yeah. asylees Okay.
With respect to the the potential of Syrian asylees
coming to United States, it is something that we have learned
how to do better screening people.
I should mention that before this Johnson was asked the
question like, What about the refugees and he I don't know
maybe he was playing Words with Friends or something and he went
on this Two Minute just monologue saying absolutely
nothing just you know, sometimes in a meeting like Ron Bloom
could do this. We just talked total crap and not answered the
question but did Don't say anything at all, you know these
people that and he
did that government people can do that, right.
But it was really lame. And then Jim as he as he called Jim jump,
I didn't clip all that because it's just it was so boring. It's
fine. You get the idea. Then Jim jumps in with this.
The experience we had, we didn't do it as well as we should have
in the in the mid 2000s, the first decade with Iraqi
refugees. So we had to go back and redo it. We've learned a lot
from that. So I think we are more effective as a as a law
enforcement, intelligence national security community at
screening folks that said, there is no such thing as a no risk
enterprise and there are things there are deficits that we face.
I'm not comfortable talking about them in an open session. I
don't want you guys to know what we might not be. I understand.
That's how I sum it up.
And now listen to Johnson because Comey did pretty good
job. He said, hey, you know, it's not all great. We got to be
careful. And then and then did Johnson who of course was just
shined by his, his. His, what do you call him? If he's the
superior than Comey is the superior No. Johnson superior.
That what is Comey to Johnson?
He's the boss. He did.
I don't know if it's under him. He's under his underling? No,
no, no. Yeah. FBI is part of DHS. Comey reports the Johnson.
Oh, yeah.
FBI is under DHS, sir.
Yes, sir. Anyway, here's what here's what Johnson then said.
All right, Ken. Thank you,
Senator, if I could please. Oh, with regard to Syrian refugees
in particular. I agree totally with what Jim said, No, ask. We
should do the right thing by accepting more. But we've got to
be careful in doing it. We have improved the process for vetting
from a security standpoint, the refugees who are admitted in
this country, and I'm committed to making sure that we maintain
that process
no stuck off immediately.
Boss, why would he suck up to him?
Why? Because he looked bad because his his underling shined
him be like, oh, yeah, I agree. It's exactly what he said what
he said
douchebag Well, whatever. We're not going to take that many.
It's not like what's going on in Europe? Well, there's a bunch of
reports going on, including ones that are trying to document
what's what's happening in these camps, which are apparently very
poorly organised and
which are about to get pretty darn cold. Yeah, we get in the
winter, the winter is coming and people freezing intense.
So the big trend, which I saw was and is fortunately, it's not
transferred, but you can understand the German and
there's no he doesn't talk for too long. But Juncker was giving
us some, I guess it was being interviewed on in front of a
large group of EU people and discussing how they're kind of
tired of taking orders from Washington, at least as kind of
the way the RT played it, which is to their benefit approach.
Right. But it's very interesting play re EU rethink part one.
Welcome back, you're
watching Artie International, Washington must not dictate how
the EU builds ties with Russia. That's according to the
President of the European Commission, John Claude Juncker.
I'm Standish bomb listening on Washington.
It says Washington is not going to dictate what we do for Smith
has more on how the mood between Moscow and Brussels might soon
change.
Well, it certainly looks like part of a general foreing. Last
week, we saw the meeting of the Normandy in Paris, which ended
on a positive note discussions about Ukraine now and now
Juncker talks of this almost conscious uncoupling from
Washington.
What is that conscious uncoupling they using Gwyneth
Paltrow mean? That's where that stems from Yeah, that when she
and Chris Borden and Chris for Chris from cold place, Chris has
decided to divorce. It was a conscious uncoupling. And now
we're using
a meme phrase going around the EU or something
strange. Last week, we saw the meeting of the Normandy fought
in Paris, which ended on a positive note discussions about
Ukraine now and now Yunker talks of this almost conscious
uncoupling from Washington. How will it? Well, there's certainly
a feeling that there was pressure on the European Union
to place sanctions on Russia, over Ukraine. And in fact, even
the US itself admits it. Let's hear that. It is true.
They did not want to do that. But again, it was America's
leadership and the President of the United States insisting all
times almost having to embarrass by Europe too. Stand up, take
economic kits to impose costs.
We now know that those sounds nice.
That's exactly what we did. And yes,
what I get a kick out of is that Biden calls it leadership.
Now I was thinking about instead Well, it is if you're a war
machine,
it is bullying. Yes. And now that I think about it, we have
been bullying the EU to such an extreme that work. So as been
going on long enough that we've become so self conscious about
bullying. That's why bullying is a major, major meme within our
own country, when
it comes back to the Dutch proverb like yourself, beat
yourself up due to health. Which means what you are what you say
is what you are I II, what you accuse someone of is what you
are yourself, exactly. Yes, so we're bullies almost having to
embarrass Europe to stand up. Take economic kits to Panda
clamps.
Well, we now know that those sanctions have proven to be bad
for both parties, bad for the Russian economy, obviously, but
also for individual EU member states, which have both lost
trade as a result of the sanctions. And as a result of
that Russia's counter sanctions. So this really marks a turning
point in attitude, at least among different collectors, so
slumped to move indices. Sexy, our decimals. So it's necessary
says young current now these
what was the translation on that? Do you remember?
Yeah, it's something like, it's not sexy, but we're gonna have
to look at this differently. And it was just another it was
pretty much like what he said before. Continuing.
So it's necessary, says Yunker. Now these sanctions on Russia
are up for renewal towards the end of the year. The question
is, could this rapprochement mean a rethink? Yeah,
I think he thinks that the reasoning is underway, and we're
gonna get screwed in this deal. But you know, the the hypocrisy
of the American approach is always amusing. While I was
doing today's show, I was looking at a lot of Sukhoi jets,
because that's what the Russians are really using in excuse me,
they have a lot of nice planes. You know, last
night, this has happened twice. Now. All of a sudden tweets are
flying emails are coming in this about midnight. It's like
brushing jet being shot down over Turkey, Russian jet shot
down over Turkey. And I saw this propagate really quickly in the
USA Today. US news, I don't think is true.
I don't think a lot of what we're hearing is true. It seems
unlikely to Russian jets gonna get shot down anytime soon.
They absolutely do.
But he was looking at Sukhoi and I was thinking about the
sanctions against Russia. And Sukhoi is a major operator. I
mean, they're they make they I think they're bigger than the
big company, which is I can't just make toys. I'm just got
some name and the two or three other companies that make these
fighters but Sukhoi seems to have the the top spot and they
must make a lot of interesting components because I'm reading
this on the wiki page US sanctions here we are the big
sanction is our sanctions.
Let me read doesn't actually have a pronunciation.
On August 4 2006, the US State Department impose sanctions on
Sukhoi for allegedly supplying Iran in violation of the United
States. Violation of our agreement. Right. The Non
Proliferation act of 2000, Sukhoi was prohibited from doing
business with the United States federal government in 2000, in
November, same same year in November, the US State
Department reversed that sanctions. It doesn't say any
more than that. But you know what happened? They're obviously
supplying us. Yeah, it was a crucial part
of jet engine, rocket engine rocket engines rocket or
something. It was the raw data.
Right rocket and we don't we use Russian rocket engines.
It's interesting you bring that up. I have a quick two parter
here about the missiles. So this is CNN, probably within three
hours of the report. There were three hours between each of
these reports. The first one
what we've seen in the course of the past few minutes only is an
announcement quite an extraordinary one by the Russian
defence minister. He was sitting in the office of the Russian
President, when he almost casually sort of announced to
him that the Russian naval bombardment of Syria had begun.
He said that four ships of the Caspian flotilla which is the
Caspian Sea is quite remote from Syria. It's not it's not close
by at all. But four ships of the Caspian flotilla had launched
long range missiles 26 of them that it travelled something in
the region of 1500 colours mutters about 1000 miles to
their targets inside Syria. 11 targets apparently struck all of
them. According to the Defence Ministry, the Defence Minister
destroyed, as I mentioned, of civilian casualties, except to
say that the weren't any. As far as the defence minister was
concerned, Vladimir Putin took the news. These are often very
staged events, of course, but he took them, unlike the US event
and his stride, congratulated the Defence Minister on the
operation, saying that that's us of that operation were positive.
So that was how the world learned how Russia learned of
Russia's escalation of its involvement in Syria from
airstrikes to now officially to include naval strikes as well.
Right. So they're shooting it from the Caspian Sea, which, you
know, 1500 kilometres, these are bigger, I guess, ballistic
cruise missiles, their cruise missiles and considering that
we, we, the United States, you know, can even drop a few bombs
out of a plane flying low and without killing, you know,
children and doctors.
You mean in a hospital? Yeah, like that. We meant to hit it.
Yeah. Well, we'll get
we'll get to that in a minute. So, you know, Oh, wow. Look at
to look at the Russians, you know, they got this high tech
gear, they're pinpoint surgical strikes. Now. We can't have
that. And I think that, you know, as you were talking about
the Russian aircraft, maybe there's a deal going down that
has to be discredited because CNN came out with this report,
Russian warships firing Christmas. And by the way,
whenever it's Barbara Starr, you know, it's bullshit
Russian warships firing cruise missiles, and what it says are
ISIS targets in Syria. But as the Russian leader celebrated
his 63rd birthday on the ice rink, there are new signs of
trouble for the Russian military campaign. CNN has learned at
least four of the more than two dozen Russian cruise missiles
launched from ships in the Caspian Sea crashed in Iran.
They're duds, they're no good. They're crap. They don't work.
No word from
Moscow or Tehran. But US officials say they believe
weight there are injuries. There comes a setback for the Russian
calibre cruise missile build as a highly precise weapon with a
1000 pound warhead being used for the first time in combat. Uh
huh.
So it fails the field test.
Yeah. And then Russians, and the Iranians have both come out and
said there's no such event and nobody was hurt. Right? Did they
report that to? No, of
course not. Of course not.
But you're right, though. This is what's going on. We have the
Russians, if you start looking at that's where I get involved
with Sukhoi and SM MIG to this on May 29. At the Syrian air
force. And the Russian planes, a lot of them especially. I didn't
even realise it. One of the early MCs was the best selling
aircraft in the world historically, and still holds
the record. Everybody
even weren't the everybody was flying them. They were all over
the world.
And this is an armaments company. A number of them.
There's a number of them in Russia, and about four or five
aircraft builders, and they have they want to run a business like
everyone else. And they have to do this in real time testing,
because the Americans have been doing this. And they know that
we sell a lot of goods because we look at what our jets did.
Yeah, yeah. And it's proven proven in war. And the Russians
have not been able to pull that off. And now they can and they
will be selling more planes, which is going to hurt our
business. So I wonder
if this was to tell the Iranians that the Russian missiles are no
good. No good.
Well, I don't know who buys cruise missiles. It's not like a
I don't say it's not like the jets that everyone buys jets
just
just seemed to say it's a setback for the manufacturer.
You know that that's a that's a blatant?
Yeah. Well, that was a nice try. Yeah. No, I don't think a lot of
the buyers of these types of products are listening to CNN.
Ah, I
don't know about that. I mean, it'd be wrong. It's all about
mean propagation. And Barbara Starr is she's the Pentagon.
Reporter all she does, she has her own desk. All she does is
sit there all day and wait for you wait for the for the press
releases to come in. Yeah. So everyone got this press release.
Well, Richard Engel, who of course on NBC. CIA guy in NBC
that is going to now the line Rama ties the whole situation in
Russia versus Syria with this report.
Russia's intervention into Syria is escalating by the day, and so
are the risks, including confrontation with the US.
senior defence officials tell NBC News that four of the 26
cruise missiles Russia fired at Syria from the Caspian Sea
yesterday, landed short in Iran, Russia and Iran deny it.
Apparently there were no casualties. But what really has
US military officials worried is that Washington wasn't informed
before the Launch, even though the missiles travelled through
airspace where American aircraft are operating, already, at least
to US planes had to be diverted to avoid confrontations with
Russian aircraft. There has been us Russian consultation, so call
us that by the way. I'm gonna just roll that back for a second
we hear exactly what he said,
was travelled through airspace where American aircraft are
operating. Already, at least to US planes had to be diverted to
avoid conflict.
You know what those planes were? Because I looked that up. They
were not fighter jets, John, they were drones.
These are the ones that were 20 miles away. Yeah,
they were drones not fighter aircraft. So that's it. Yes.
They're US planes. If you'd be if I didn't realise tech me
drones. Yeah, no one's mentioning that. But they were
they were definitely there were two drones that needed to be
deconflict. In our
operating already, at least to US planes had to be diverted to
avoid confrontations with Russian aircraft. There has been
us Russian consultation, so called de conflicting meetings,
but they don't seem to be working. And what's worse, the
Russian secretly recorded the video conference and showed it
on television.
I love that. That was so funny. In the milk, milk conversations
perfect.
Washington is also fuming at Russia's choice of targets in
Syria, mostly anti Assad rebels, backed by the US and say, Oh,
I'm
sorry. It sounds like you were yelling in the background.
We have not been will not agree to cooperate with Russia, so
long as they continue to pursue this misguided strategy.
The problem is Washington and Moscow are fighting what are
effectively two different wars, the US bombing to stop ISIS,
Vladimir Putin bombing to keep Assad in power. And because
these wars overlap, a mistake could escalate quickly and
badly. Syria has been an open wound for more than four years.
Now it's bringing the US and Russia and militaries
dangerously close to each other. Closer than they've come in
decades. Lester, you know,
if you're going to say open wound, you masa played the juice
clip. You're right.
Oh my gosh.
Can you see that juice dripping
out of the open wound is beautiful. So Lavrov, I'm happy
with Lavrov. Finally, Russia is has found his voice.
Unfortunately, it comes in the form of Lazaroff, but because of
his stature because of his his voice. You know, his whole
appearance. Yeah. And people like him. Yeah. And he hasn't,
he hasn't got a nice demeanour. And he has and I really, really
love his accent, will I'll try his accent in a moment, but he
is making
nothing but since you cannot avoid
you cannot avoid Okay, good do a dodge to talk a little bit to
you. You cannot avoid that the conflicting, you
cannot avoid the impression that the legal basis of the coalition
activities in Syria is really flawed,
flawed. Why is it flawed? It is very good how he makes point
here law,
you cannot operate without security council mandate, you
cannot operate without the consent of the country in
question. Okay. And we said from the very beginning when the
coalition was announced that it was a mistake not to go to the
Security Council, it was a mistake. It was another mistake
not to engage the Syrian Government gauge. They come to
the Security Council, I believe, we would be
able to listen to what he's saying to agree,
a core concept which would be acceptable to all.
So what he's saying is, Hey, how come you didn't just come to the
Security Council, we would have come up with a concept that is
agreeable to all. But now the Americans didn't do that. And
they call the Syrian leadership, the Syrian government led by
Bashar Al Assad, illegitimate and Lavrov makes an excellent
point.
And the just the words about the legitimacy of the Syrian regime,
you know, against the background of what we did on chemical
disarmament. I believe this is very hypocritical. Hypocritical
the Syrian regime was perfectly legitimate. When we all agreed
to deprive Syria of its chemical weapons.
I love the choice of words, deprive of the Soviet they were
completely legitimate when we were negotiating to remove their
chemical to deprive them of the chemical weapons. So we welcome
to no resolutions and the Security Council the decision of
the government of Syria to join opposite w. And everything was
fine with everybody hunky dory, I don't understand why getting
rid of chemical weapon requires a legitimate regime cooperation.
And on the other hand, fighting terrorism requires no
cooperation with this regime.
And I like how the H's are preceded by a sound and well
he's, I want to I want to
make sense, but We still got to get rid of this guy for some
reason even though we loved him a few years ago.
Well we need to put a puppet in. That's what we do that that is
our
we're gonna get a puppet into this mess. This is a quagmire.
Meanwhile, I played a flawed strategy. This is the clip from
last the show. This is flawed strategies to Ash Carter's
complaints about the Russian intervention.
US Defence Secretary Ash Carter says the US led coalition will
not be cooperating with Russia in the fight against Islamic
State because Russia's strategy is tragically flawed.
I've said before that we believe Russia has the wrong strategy.
They continue to hit targets that are not ISIL. We believe
this is a fundamental mistake. Despite what the Russians say we
have not agreed to cooperate with Russia, so long as they
continue to pursue a mistaken strategies and hit these
targets.
While Qatar clarify the US position during a press
conference in Rome with the Italian Defence Minister,
Roberta Politi, he said the US will however conduct basic
technical talks with Russia about efforts to ensure flights
over Syria are conducted safely. Meanwhile, the Russian Defence
Ministry says Washington's refusal to share intelligence
with it about the position of the Islamic State militants
shows the US is looking for an excuse not to fight terrorism.
So it looks
Go ahead. First of all, this clip is a probably about a not a
no. of two days old. Yeah, it's not that old. But it's still
made they still maintain this position and this failure to
share information on which I still I think you and I would
agree there probably are guys might be because we really don't
know anything. And we're just trying to bluff our way because
we're not interested in doing it much more than verbalising. I'm
I'm I'm in agreement. And I think that this bombing in in
Ankara, was intended to, if not now, in the near future, to
invoke Article Five, because of course, as we found out on the
last show, yes, indeed, Turkey is a NATO member, Joe, an attack
on one is an attack on all this will be this will come out as
Syrians. But maybe they'll blame it on the Kurds in northern
Syria. But it will be the reason the only reason to at least gear
up to have a full on NATO assault, because I think we're
pretty much checkmate now, in Syria, with anything we do with
the Russians in there is going to make us look bad. And to that
point, here's a more recent clip from Ash Carter, who is he
doesn't seem like a military guy at all. No, he's he's really a
politician. And he's pretty good at it. Now, knowing that we that
John McCain, who I have another update from has said in no
uncertain terms that we have two groups of so called rebels
fighting in Syria against Assad. One is the DOD. That one is the
DoD contractors, which McCain takes responsibility for. The
other one are the CIA contractors, which McCain always
poo poos, and says, Well, you know, that's, that's their guys.
You know, we have nothing to do with them. And of course, that
probably is ISIL. But first, he was Ash Carter saying, Well,
maybe we're just gonna have to stop that and rethink
whether it's back to the issue of
training forces in Syria, that will take the fight to ISIL on
Syrian territory, that is an important ingredient of our
overall counter ISIL strategy in the United States remains
committed to that. We have been looking for now several weeks,
at ways to improve that programme. I wasn't satisfied
with the early efforts in that regard, it didn't work in a
different ways to achieve the basically the same kind of
strategic objective, which is the right one, which is to
enable capable, motivated forces on the ground to retake
territory from ISIL and reclaim Syrian territory from extremism.
So we have devised a number of different approaches to that
going forward, and taking them to President Obama. And I think
you'll be hearing very shortly from him in that regard, about
the effort the proposals that he has approved and that we're
gonna go for Yeah,
so you're on the ground. You're part of the DOD, supplied and
financed and support group. And this is going on, like, yeah,
we'll have meeting and we'll see what's going to go on. We're
coming up with some new
strategies. You're getting on the other side as fast as you
can. Yeah. Now,
here's McCain, which I thought was just a big like, whoa, clip.
Where again, was take into account we have the McCain back
guys, which is department of defence plan. gone. And these
are all, you know, as Putin himself says, these are all
mercenaries, they'll work for whomever but as long as us keep
supplying them the work for them. But then the other guys,
the CIA, our thesis, that this is ISIL. Right.
And that would be backed up by the report, the military report
that came out two years ago that said, we needed to make an
organism we
need to make it episode. That's exactly what CIA does. And so if
you listen with that in mind, to a McCain says here, he's not
lying. Do you believe that Russia is targeting ISIS targets
or not?
They're not that they may be targeting some Chris, but it's
interesting, their initial strikes were against the
individuals and the groups that have been funded and trained by
our CIA, in a incredible flaunting the event of any kind
of cooperation or effort to conceal what their first Putin's
priority is, and that is, of course, to prop up Bashar Assad.
And by the way, I can absolutely confirm to you that they were
strikes against our Free Syrian Army or groups that have been
armed and trained by by the CIA, because we have communications
with people.
So not only is he saying, yeah, they struggle well wasn't ISIL.
But it was really the guys who are ISIL. And we because we
talked to them, we have confirmation, excuse me, CIA, we
know who's what's going on over there. We know what you guys are
doing
there. And so now we're going to have a meeting of the military
or some kind of communications, that seems to be the
administration's first priority. And so we can stand by and watch
them strike those groups that are fighting against Bashar
Assad that were training in funding. So this is an Orwellian
experience.
For sure. For McCain for John McCain to say, it's an Orwellian
experience. It's quite rich.
Now, here's the thing that bothers me about right now,
what's going on at this moment? I watched the three by threes.
Yeah, we're in week eight. Friday? No, I think we're
wrapping up week two.
Okay, week two,
all three networks. There's your only there are two common
stories on Friday. All three networks played one of them,
which we'll get to later, as is Ben Carson story. The other one
was this story. And it's been in his played in a bunch of
different ways. But what bothers me is that we did this story and
you remember it, because it came out of Democracy Now. Clip, and
it was like two, three shows ago about how they've taken the $500
million away from this from this
project. Yeah, from from funding the rebels. Yeah, they all on
Friday, they reintroduced the story to the mainstream media
for a second go round, as if the first go round of the story
didn't hit home. It didn't hit home, it didn't do the job or
they wanted to rephrase it or restate it or or put it in a
different words. And I was stunned by this. I'm thinking
this is an old story that is now being rehashed as it as though
it's a new story. And they kind of twist it a little bit this
way in that way. And nobody got the same version of the second
go round. But this is one of them. This is the 500 million
story redo.
Now to an outrage involving your money tonight your billion
dollars in US taxpayer money, supposed to train 1000s of
moderate rebels to fight ISIS inside Syria. Well, tonight the
Pentagon admitting the programme is a failure. So let's get right
to ABC cheap pills. Flooded market. Yeah,
it's a failure. Now all of a sudden, NEW NEW NEW bullets
like a failure like three or four, like a week and a half
ago, and now it's a failure again tonight. What is What are
they up to with this? And
this is ABC correct? And is ABC? Yeah, well, they have direct
ties to the White House.
No, but all the networks ran the story pretty much.
The programme is a failure. So let's get right to ABCs chief
global affairs correspondent Martha Raddatz Martha, I want to
show everyone at home some of the numbers the math we did
today. $300 million contracted out so far. But only 80 rebels
believed to be trained and actually fighting that's about
$3.75 million per fighter and Michael, you were telling us the
Pentagon is going to continue the programme just evolve it a
little bit.
Hey, those guys got great math don't that we did the math
middle of a meeting and boy that's like over $3 million per
fighter. Yeah, mercenaries don't come cheap.
They certainly will. The new plan for the $500 million
programme is this. Instead of training rebel units, rebel
leaders will be taught battlefield skills like how to
provide information for airstrikes, and then they will
go join up with their units already in Syria. The units will
be given ammo and if they prove their They will get bigger and
better weapons. But two things are clear, David, this will take
a long time. And there is no guarantee this programme will
succeed either David very costly
already.
Very costly. Thank you. Now,
I recall thought about why we're having a redo. Or there's
another word for it, revisiting reset, reboot, reboot of the
same exact story. And by the end, I will say that there's a
little variation on the way they conclude one variation, I think
it was on PBS says that they're just going to end up giving the
money to the courage which we give them anything. Here's the
reason I think they rebooted the thing and tried to get now we
bring it up again, put it back in the public's mind. So you
forget the original report. The original report was pretty much
centred around the idea that we gave them all this money. And
the first thing they did was give it right to the al Qaeda,
right. Remember that? Yeah, of course. Yeah. They took them all
the thank you for all your money here. Al Qaeda here, Al Nusrah.
Take the guns take. And they had these guys. We didn't play all
the clips that I had. But they had these guys. No, no, we just
gave the gun sale nuestra because it was
they were already in place. We didn't have to organise the
team. They were already there.
And they I think they wanted to reset that story. So people
forgot that the hypocrisy
though, of yelling at Putin, that you know that he is arming
rebels in Ukraine, eastern Ukraine. Yet we're doing exactly
the same thing. And it's okay. That no one no one questions
that no, no one or even funnier. And a lot of people on the on
the face page did pick up on this where the President says,
you know, the country did country doesn't need guns to
protect itself. Yeah, we're giving guns to a country to
protect itself. It's crazy. Yes, it's crazy. It's crazy. It's
completely nuts. I've got good catch on that. Good catch.
So I have Yeah, I actually was like really a head scratcher
when I simply and they're playing it as though it's news
today. It happened today when it's just like old news. Yeah, I
have a couple of things on the Russians. This is from RT and as
the Russians bragging they their approach to the Syrian thing is
a very propagandist again, very old fashioned. When I'm
listening to this particular report. I'm thinking wow, this
sounds like Stalin in the 50s. It's just as kind of old
fashioned. Everything's going great. We're very careful about
what we're doing. We're not like these other Boneheads. This is
Russian bragging about Syria.
Russia's Air Force has stepped up its campaign against ISIL
with a record 67 records in the last 24 hours alone. That's the
most since this coalition started hitting terrorist
strongholds in the country now major strike hit ISIL
headquarters here in the militant hotspot of Raqqa. We
can show you the precise pictures of the terror bases
being hit in another key I still come on post Aleppo, terrorists
were killed in a former prison converted into an Islamic state
base. Deputy Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eagle
microchip added other targets hits include quote,
communication hubs, command posts, fuel stores and terrorist
training bases
received as a result of our airstrikes, the militants are
taking heavy losses and have been forced to change their
tactics. They're now dispersing going deeper into cover and
hiding in populated areas.
So just replace rebels for American mercenaries and we're
on the short end of the stick. Yeah, you really are. Yeah,
well, that's what you get when you when you do proxy wars. You
know, you can't come out and say hey, they're messing with our
guys you
can't see and you have to have you have to beat around the bush
played part two and see where that goes
has been the SU 30 SMA for plus plus generation machine core one
of the most advanced in the nation's locker. According to
one top fighter pilot,
this is another promo for their gear.
For ability, many more such manoeuvres can cause problems
from rival states planes for the SU 30 SM This is a standard move
its main function is air cover from potential threats for
almost like the SU 34 But it's also using those moves to hit
terror targets.
You got backline the Russian fighter jets the Syrian army is
currently stepping up its offensive across the country and
here are the pictures from a district in the Syrian capital
Damascus
you know it's gonna be
the by the way. Yeah, in the middle of that I took took it
because it just sound they were showing the the SU three which
they call the su 30. But I think we refer to as the SU The Sukhoi
30 doing just crazy stuff in this guy going straight up and
spinning around and flat stuff just crazy.
Yeah, that's a promo promo. It
was a it was a total promo.
I would I would think with Iran opening up of all these
companies jumped in the military industrial complex is all over
Iran trying to sell our stuff to Iran. Yeah. Then you have Russia
trying to sell their stuff to Iran. So this is all about
selling weapons to Iran. I can't sit here. I can't see it any
other way. It seems you know that that's what at least part
of this is about. Oh, man, that thing didn't work, huh? Oh, it
sucks. That missiles are no good. You don't want that? Well,
the Iranians are already pretty much all it's gonna be hard to
unseat to Russia. They were Iranian Air Force is already, I
think owned by the Russians. I mean, they have all their jets
are there.
Now amidst all of this, we have one extra problem that is
cropping up. And this is on the west Clarke five. So it was not
completely unexpected, but we're having more issues in the
region. I think these
security forces fire water cannon and tear gas to break up
an anti government protest in Beirut on Thursday. Protesters
hurled rocks at riot police blocking the way to Parliament.
Anger at Lebanon's government over perceived corruption and
incompetence has sparked repeated protests game changing
to a head in July when the government failed to resolve a
trash disposal problem. And garbage piled up in the streets.
Formed last year the Lebanese Government has struggled to make
decisions. The country is still without a president at a time
when the war in Syria has driven more than 1 million refugees
into Lebanon.
How handy no President Oh, Parliament
Speaker cancelled the last day of this week session, a
discussion aimed at finding a way out of political crisis.
I made a mistake. It's not the West Clarke five. That's the
Dave Clark Five. It's the West Clark seven. Let's review. Let's
see how the countries are doing.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time we
were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to war
with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said he
reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said I just he said I just got this down from upstairs mean,
Secretary defence also said we have this a memo that describes
how we're gonna take out seven countries in five years,
starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia,
Sudan and finishing off Iran.
We got it all. But I think we have with Lebanon, we've got
them all, John.
No, I'm listening to this my last clip. I'm listening to PBS
NewsHour. And they have a couple of guys speaking and the Kagan's
have not given up because this ex Bush guy came on David,
something I don't have his name is downstairs. But this guy
comes on, who is an ex Bush, Kagan murder an operative and
he's trying to get us borderline to bring out world war three. I
want you to listen to this character. This is the insanity
clip. On the and this is where you have to remember, there were
people listening to this have to remember that there. And we're
talking about the West Clark seven. These guys are the ones
behind it. And this is the thinking that's going on right
now because the Syria thing is not working out as as it was
supposed to work out because the Russians have come in and
rightfully came in finally to defend their ally, who they sat
on the sidelines for forever figuring they could do the job
themselves because they have all this Russian gear but they
didn't know how to shoot it. I guess. They didn't supply the
manual. Who knows? But listen to this guy and listen carefully to
his wording because there's one little phrase in here that just
really say what are you saying? Very significant, unintended
consequences. So
David Cameron, what about that? I mean, there is the real worry
if the US gets involved and gets sucked in, dragged down and
can't get out.
The Turks had indicated long time ago that they were prepared
to send forces in the United States provided cover and
support. So we should create safe zones, we should create no
fly zones, we should enforce those for any planes that would
threaten people in those areas, whether they're Syrian planes or
Russian planes, we should give the Russians full notice that
any violations or attacks on those zones would constitute an
attack that we would have to respond to. Nobody wants this.
There are bad decisions that have to be made here. That's
where bad decisions,
there's bad decisions that have to be made what he said. Yeah,
and he's advocating that we the United States in a different
hemisphere put up a no fly zone over Syria while the Russians
are flying around, which is one of their allies. He nuts. Yes.
And this has been what he wants is he wants this to happen under
Article Five, which I think I think that supersedes the
Security Council I think that's
why I think he brought turkey into the argument Yeah, to
attach Loki as the big helper.
Yeah, Turkey. What do they do they they blow some people up,
blame it on the Syrians. It's easy to seek those
zones. would constitute an attack that we would have to
respond to. Nobody wants this. There are bad decisions that
have to be made here. But that's where we are right now. And I
think unless we do that, we will continue to see people get
killed, we will continue to see people flee Syria. So there
aren't any good solutions, we have to find the least worst
option. But my
question is, isn't that at an entire new level of risk plant
US planes get shot down US troops get get potentially
captured? Not to mention a conflict with potential conflict
with Russia,
we have the unintended we have the Turks that have indicated a
willingness to go ahead. We have other countries, including from
the Gulf, although they're not great contributors to this kind
of operation. The United States could provide the air support to
provide the cover that way, I think there is a way of doing
this without putting US forces on the ground. But there aren't
any good options here.
Why isn't that?
Well, there's your strategy Raymer.
What is right, this man is insane.
This is the strategy I had sounds like that was this just a
desperate strategy at the moment? Yeah, well, the problem
is, you have everyone has to tie themselves in knots to explain
what's happening because the truth is too ugly. To say, Well,
you know, basically we are ISIS. And you know, everything is
Bogota have all these beheading videos, you know, Bucha they
stopped all of a sudden what's up with that? The stopped
just stopped the studio when it more money.
Yeah, or, you know, there was people were getting on to it. It
was was it was a lot of deconstruction by others on the
various very obvious so, yeah, I think they are insane, John, if
that would make sense with the new with the, with the expansion
of the base and Turkey to expanding by 50% from 5000 to
7500. Now, this does come in some geopolitical news. Israeli
oil prospectors have discovered a huge oil deposit in the Golan
Heights.
Oh, no. Yup, this make things more complicated. And
this is the what they found is a layer I think 375 metres in
thickness in depth. Which could be and I don't think it does
Israel doesn't have refinery capability to do they know, they
don't have that. But that would be enough. So they already have
the Leviathan gas deposits off the coast of well, Israel,
Lebanon, etc. But now with this oil. Yeah, I mean, it people
look at the map, look at the Golan Heights. I mean, this is
for all intents and purposes Syria. So so you're gonna see
them getting into the, into the deal protecting what they think
is theirs.
Ah, and there's a lot of there's there's a lot of action going on
right now. And Israel's not being reported so much, because
the way our news is structured currently, we do not, we cover
just, I don't know, nine to 11 stories on a daily basis. And
this isn't one of them in the mainstream media, but it's all
over everyplace else, including even in China. And this is the
stabbings in Israel clip so we can catch up with this so we all
know is going on
instead of peace a new wave of violence is gripping Israelis
and Palestinians reached a new peak today is Israeli troops
shot and killed six protesters. The trouble erupted in chaotic
scenes along the Gaza border, where young Palestinians roll
burning tires and threw rocks. Meanwhile, the leader of Hamas
in Gaza praised a recent rash of stabbing attacks on Israelis.
And there were more stabbings today, including an apparent
revenge attack by a Jewish man who knifed four Arabs in
southern Israel.
I'm sad. I didn't clip that. I was watching the stabbings.
Yeah, I was watching the State Department briefing. And I
didn't clip it that damn I should have omitted say Well,
Matt said Hey, how come when Palestinians stab Israelis, you
call it an act of terrorism. But when an Israeli stabs
Palestinians, it's not an act of terrorism. And the guy went to
Homina Homina Homina Homina
I would think it's just an act of stabbing.
Well, I know but you know, it's a lot of stabbing going and
we're living in a war of words my friends stabbing, stabbing
stabbings. knifed with that I'd like to thank you for your
courage and say in the morning to John C. Dvorak.
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And now that one's pretty good. There are three clips. I'm super
excited.
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see it I see it. crowd pleaser mac and cheese
can cheese leftover pasta whatever I put it in your bacon
and make it around I mean it goes with everything.
Oh man,
I get my Gosh
Can you see that Jews?
But what was that from what to find news organised
so play this third one then which is the clip then I'll tell
explain it oh my yum beautiful yum.
Okay do you gotta fall Oh God, what was that?
This is this is the home shopping network. Oh gosh. And
this is you know all ads all the time for some product or other
and this is Wolfgang Puck. Who is making the mac and cheese
which goes with everything. And all this other stuff in this
crazy oven he's selling that is a pressure cooker oven. Uh huh.
It's like 400 or 300 bucks I guess or something like that.
And you put and it cooks you put like a turkey at Torquay. I
can't even say how he says it in his thing and cook a whole
turkey was stuffing and everything in 55 minutes. Wow.
So I'm sorry this is i i look at again I've seen this thing I
look at it It looks like a cleanup nightmare I don't know
how you clean this
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John three three by three but then to add into your mix into
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well when you can get clips like this yum clip I mean come on.
Alright, so
does this throughout the show. She's She This is very
interesting to watch. It's almost like a religious thing
where you have the preacher and then they have everyone yelling
Amen. She's like the Amen person and so he'll do something you
say look at this. I'll cut I'm cutting through the ham. Oh my
god. Hey man, ham will look so good. Hey man. That's where the
juice came from. Because it he he holds up his ham his slices
of ham that have that are soaked with like the sugary goo on the
outside and a goo is what's falling off there's no juice goo
it's just goo is this your spooge it's just go in it's
coming off and it's coming up real thick like a thick like of
syrup. It's like a syrup pouring off this damn piece. And she
goes nuts.
Oh nice.
Anyway, okay, that's your ID got your explanation
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Oh yes. Yes. Yes. The report.
Yes, I was in Houston and you drove
or flew drove okay.
That's two and a half hours. Driving if you'd be wanting to
fly them would be taking longer and you wouldn't be mobile.
Dexter. The Christina Dexter the vapour Christina's ex boyfriend,
and they're still really good friends. Then. Yeah, Dex is kind
of like my long lost son. So Dexter is in Houston for the
vape summit for NAFTA. No Dexter. I mean, he was he was he
went through a pretty strange time so to see him, you know,
pull himself up by his britches and become a businessman was was
nice to see it's nice to witness. So vape summit for in
Houston at the big George R Brown, a convention centre I'd
been there phenomenally interesting John just
unbelievable this there is so much money going around in this
business right now. And there's a couple of things and I don't
think any in mainstream whenever you hear about vaping it's
always you always blew up and you know the good took the guy's
nose off and English face off and now hardware was the shows
barely have hardware sales, but there's a couple of them but
really the Chinese have cornered the market on on the actual
vaporizers and that certainly
makes sense to me they have
blanketed that and there's no money to be made in that
although there's a lot of guys making mods you know handmade
beautiful wood mods mods yes called a mod to what it is yes,
mod version three really third generation. So this is all about
and that's why your clip is so interesting. The E liquid which
in the industry jargon is known as juice. Does it get any
better?
Oh my gosh.
Can you see that juice?
And so it's all good. It's all about since the juice itself is
pretty much everyone is doing the same thing. You've got your
flavours you got your Fruity flavours you got your custard
flavours. There was one outfit I thought was an interesting, the
twist. They have yoghurt flavours, and it tastes like
yoghurt.
Have you tried to?
I tried everything? Oh, yeah, you can try to be tried every
and you walk in the bottom. So what's the ground floor the big
the big hall on the ground floor. John, it was blue. The
whole place which is blue from Vape smoke it was on websites is
vape smoke is complete disappear.
Well, they had to eventually this was before the show opened
because Dexter is a dealer distributor or whatever. And
those are appropriate words. So everybody basically has the same
type of stuff. It's all about the branding and the packaging.
So you've got the crazy, you know, clown juice line, which is
just you know, like,
so like, it's different lines.
Oh, yeah, that's everyone. It's all about the juice. And the
reason why. And you and you see these people while you see like
the kind of Middle Eastern Israeli like guys, you know,
big, big stomachs, you know, walking on comfortable shoes,
you know, with the slubby outfits, you know, these are the
guys who always get into drug dealing early. And this is it
right now it's still legal drugs, because you can you can
make up these liquids pretty much in your kitchen. You don't
need to be a high end scientists to put this together. And for a
30 millilitre bottle, it probably cost you depending on
how in the scale that you're making, it probably cost you
about 50 cents a bottle wholesale that go for between
five and eight. And retail you're talking north of $10.10
bucks for 30 millilitre. Yes, sir. And so but there are people
moving 20,000 bottles a week. And these are and everybody
there has tattoos, you know, the black cut off pants at the knee,
it's, you know, it's like a wild west and they'll rolling in
money, there's tonnes and tonnes of money. Now, of course, we
have legislation on the horizon and the ABA had a booth and I
hung out there for That's the American vaping Association.
Because the 2009 Tobacco Control Act is about to be re examined.
And what this would do is it would require an SAE a
substantial equivalence application for every single
vape liquid introduced to the market after 2007 Which is
pretty much all of them. And you know, for one flavour, one
nicotine strength, you know, every single new product line,
the SE applications cost between two and $10 million
to move through the FDA. So what you also saw that would put a
crimp in things, it would
put a big crimp and things and what a lot of people are doing
is no longer putting the nicotine in, which doesn't seem
to be a requirement for most of the users that really that
nicotine is not such a big deal. This is my this is my
observation. So there is a house resolution of Bill, HR 2058,
which would stop the FDA from banning e cigarettes and vapour
products. And you can go to the American vape association to
find out more. But what was interesting about that is
everyone just is flush with cash. And the Chinese were there
as well. The Chinese He's ramping up as quickly as
possible with the liquids now, just on that, on the Tobacco
Control Act and that resolution, that tobacco companies, they
actually want vaporizers to be in the marketplace. What they
want on top of that is that no one else can get into the game.
That's why you know that that the SEC fee of two to $10
million so all the little guys would be
the way a free market capitalism works exact US government.
That's right, this rule free market capital. Exactly.
So Dexter had a buddy of his along. This guy was this guy. By
the way. It was an amazing guy. He's a chemist. And he has a
different business, although he and Dexter have been friends and
but this guy knows everything. He works for Diageo and Johnson
and Johnson and his main line of work was research in smell and
taste, which is of course huge in these companies. But now he
is selling ISO 9001 And FDA FDA compliance in anticipation of
new laws coming on to the books. So he would he would walk over
to the Chinese guys and say, Well, you know, you're gonna get
screwed. And if they would sign a contract with him right there
for huge amounts of money for him to certify them. In ISO 9001
practices. People are buying up old pharma facilities and doing
anything they can to at least be as compliant as possible. It's
just it's insane the amount of money that is that is being
spent this guy though, he's famous, and I learned something,
you know, he had a very funny story about his dad is a very
famous fisherman in the UK. And he went into the family business
for a while. And he if you go to YouTube, and you look for
largest alligator gar ever caught and I didn't know when an
alligator gar was
the view of fish isn't it? Yeah,
it's the fish with a head of an alligator Yeah, horrible looking
thing it 203 pounds. These things are crazy. This is really
an outrageous fish. I'd never seen this before John Yeah,
they're horrible alligator gar.
So of course, I picked up a few products I got a whole bunch of
juice that I'm testing out I got a big vapour shark which is
nice. That's the the the Rolls Royce of the mods.
Okay, but yeah, she was selling mods there. Oh yeah, they were
made
well vapour shark is those guys? Well, no mod doesn't mean that
you modify it yourself necessarily. It's just a term
for anything that's no longer an e cigarette or, or vape pen so
the mods are the big batteries lithium ion batteries think is
crazy. You can turn it up to 200 watts which will probably burn
out your element but now what was cool is the the entire now
you know what a trade shows like walking around you got that?
That carpet? You really tired after a day of walking? Or
particularly if you're a vendor? There were some guys.
How many vendors do you think there were in the floor? Easily?
100. Okay, and were there lectures and stuff going on on
the side?
Well, not lectures but smoke blowing competition.
That was there a bunch of rooms with people giving? No,
there may have been but I didn't. Not that I noticed.
Okay. But someone and was probably the Chinese because
these are Chinese things brought in a huge shipment of unbranded
smart scooters now and I had the buy ones couple 100 bucks. The
smart scooter this is these new kind of segway type devices that
you stand on.
Yeah, and you go zooming around. Yeah.
It's, it's very much like a segue.
And so doesn't have anything you're gonna hold on. Right?
But it's really it. You really don't need it. It's a fantastic
device.
You can do it you can run out without falling on your butt.
Yep. Yeah,
I got it within within five minutes. I was I was all over
the place. Okay. Oh, God. Really?
We need a video of this. Okay, we need a video of you the tall
six foot four guy 51 years old on one of those little thing not
a problem and going around, zooming down the street and
turning around and coming back the other way. But I like so
much though. I'll put it in the newsletter
that you know this is so the Chinese man you know, they're
just flooding the market with this. And you know, as I said,
this, these are these were unbranded so they're very cheap,
but the manual that comes with this, this is a chang Lish. This
Chinese English in these manuals is hilarious doesn't bother
trying listen to a couple lines here. Page one. Do not drive
smart, too young or too old. Please wear safety equipment
while driving. Do not drive smart under the influence of
alcohol or other non conscious situation. Hey man, I'm
unconscious don't put me on the thing. Tip overweight people is
hard to drive steady. Yeah, that's what she said. This is so
good. If you cannot drive smart skin skillfully don't drive it
at crowded place or any other dangerous place thanks for the
tip diners especially for thru entrance or somewhere with
barrier please take care head safety to avoid bruising hair.
Case of Emergency please ensure your own security. I mean these
guys are great I think there's a market for helping the Chinese
translate things into English now
that Mark has been long since established and the Chinese
refused to use it. They just got out we got Frabill over here. He
can speak yeah he's good at English you do it three cheaper
do not profess price.
This best price is what it is. Do not drive scooter if your
weight over 100 kilogrammes, otherwise it will call caused
fall injuries in the processing of use or more serious accidents
do not drive scooter if you're weighed less than 20 kilos,
right? If you're less than 20 kilos, you're a foetus shouldn't
be on this thing.
Actually. 40 pounds or 40 pounds. Yeah. Anyway,
then on the way home, because it's two and a half hours. I'm
listening to my favourite new media outlet. Sirius channel
127. Progress. Yeah, the
progressive standard progress progress. Yes.
And who am I listening to? thumb thumb, Hartman. And thumb. It
was very interesting. He totally made the connection. I have a
clip with this. Professor he had on Dr. Dr. Peter Breggin.
Talking about the correlation between mass shootings, and the
perpetrators being on SSRI drugs. What was and this went on
for a half hour. And I'll and I'll play a little bit of it. We
never could make the connection between this not being in the
news. And the fact that these are the largest advertisers. Of
all of them. He couldn't he could not make the connection.
John, it was it was astounding that he could not see that. Now
maybe, you know,
he hoping to get drug companies to sponsor his show. Maybe
because the only sponsors I heard were like, you know, buy
gold and other things. Yes, yeah. rinky dink sponsor. So
let's listen to a little bit because I thought it was well
worth listening to, you know, this is something you can send
to your, you know, your, your your friends who are all on
board with, let's get rid of the guns, instead of looking at this
very important aspect of the situation.
So my my understanding of the mechanism of action here and the
reason why it seems that so many of these shooters have been on
SSRI drugs, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor drugs, as
opposed to other kinds of anti anxiety drugs, like the
benzodiazepines, for example, the old valium drugs, is that by
by inhibiting the reuptake, of serotonin, what SSRI drugs do is
they increase the theory as they increase brain levels of this
neurotransmitter serotonin. But the body senses the fact that
the serotonin levels are too high. And so it starts growing
new, whatever the cells are, that that uptake, you know, that
dissolve out the serotonin to maintain normal levels. And you
know, because the body is always trying to achieve homeostasis,
and that's a the mechanism of addiction and be the mechanism
or part of the mechanism by which the high levels of
serotonin, that people's affect that their emotions are
flattened, do I have the right?
Hey, you got it basically, right. About as good as somebody
is, I've heard on the air, there are three different mechanisms,
I won't get into them, which fight the effect of SSRIs and
actually drive down the stimulating effect that the drug
is having on the serotonin, producing a very unstable,
unpredictable state. And that results in a lot of different
emotions that lead to violence, sometimes, really, quite often
that people become flat, as you mentioned, and they lose their
empathy. They're caring. But at the same time, there's something
about these drugs that agitates people in a terrible way, and
often makes them feel very, very violent and very disturbed. And
then finally, among the various clinical syndromes this
produces, it actually can cause psychosis of a manic kind with
violence. No, no. I'm sorry, looking, looking at the hair and
looking at Columbine, looking at Aurora. Those young men were in
and manic like psychosis caused by so
we have we have about a minute and a half left here, sir, we we
are
I mean, why? Why get to the bottom of it? You know,
everybody's
pointing out the fact that we are 5% of the world's population
and we have 50% of the guns and civilians hands in the entire on
the entire planet Earth,
entire planet Earth doesn't matter. He's making a problem.
Is
it possible that being 5% of the population, we also, we also
prescribe more than 50% of the world's SSRI drugs? Do it? Does
anybody know?
We Yeah, we are the dumping ground, we are the source of
funding for the whole pharmaceutical industry, we get
more than drugs, and we pay more for the drugs. And I think as a
third factor, we probably watch a lot more violent video games
than the rest of the world.
Now this is typically there's there's been as far as I know,
the studies have shown no correlation between real world
violence and video game violence. However
whatsoever. However,
SSRI induced players, and video games, I don't know if that's
ever been researched. And this guy makes a claim which could be
possibilities with
the biggest consumer of everything. And you put together
the availability of the guns with the stimulating effect of
the drugs. And then the fact that a lot of these youngsters
are getting heavily involved in the video games, but he
could never put it together. He could not put that last bit
together. That the reason why
this is data we've put together five years ago that this
this is rampant, because no one will discuss it on the
mainstream because they're the largest advertisers. And you
know, the show the guys that make the SSRIs they make all
kinds of stuff. And the and that's what's being advertised
everywhere, everywhere.
Yeah. Yeah, and I'm sure that the 20,000 listeners to the
channel, whatever it is, 240 whatever the heck 27 127
I have made I may have been the only listener John who
may have been the only listener. That's true. There's a lot of I
mean, there's so much selection on Sirius XM that why you'd
listen to Tom Hartman is a mystery.
I need to listen to thumb no I say why any bow why
anyone? You you're doing it for the show? Yeah,
of course I am. Or Sam. And well, let's just stick on the
the war on crazy for a moment and the guns because I think
this is where we bring the Ben Carson thing in. With a quick
side note that the University of Texas Austin is creating a
protest. That as you probably are aware, the governor I think
he has signed into law that the UT campus will no longer be a
gun free zone. Which makes sense here in Texas. Everyone's up in
arms, they're freaking out and they will be protesting with the
Cox not Glocks. Which means that students will be walking around
with dildos attached to their backpacks.
And there is a connection between that and gun somehow is
that it's just a joke. And
that's it Cox not Glocks, that is the that is the joke,
promoting Glocks about Smith and Wesson. Yeah,
well, they maybe Glock themselves did it. I don't know.
That is what that is. We're going to come up with a funny
Ulisses humorous now,
kind of humorous. So Ben Carson got screwed over this.
I have the real Ben Carson.
He got screwed, be he this is a true media deconstruction.
Ben could well you want to play the longest clip I have, which
is the one the best clip I have. I have to say, this is a it was
a bunch of things that took place here a number of events.
There's car there's Carson's commentary, which was
highlighted by
broth broth broth. It came from broad coverage.
And then there was a something that I'm sorry, John,
I think we should start with that. Because the thing
that's what this I'm just gonna Okay. Okay, gotcha clip I have
starts with that. Gotcha. Now, what reason I want this clip is
because this is the this will take everyone up to speed
because this is the comprehensive report, ABC
covers, it has three of the topics that all the networks are
playing, but none of them put it together into one package, like
ABC did, and in this a long clip. Well, that's okay. That's
okay. But it's the I was stunned because everyone everybody did
this. Everybody went after Carson, all the networks and
let me just say, they went after Ben Carson, and said, Ben Carson
said if the Jews had guns, Hitler wouldn't have killed them
all. That was what the abbreviated version right
and it became a huge to do you know, and it brought in other
stories, ABC put it all together in one package, beautifully
bound
of controversial comments made by Ben Carson, after what he
said when asked about the Oregon School massacre and guns today,
Dr. Ben Carson and his new statements this time when asked
about what he'd written before about the Holocaust, suggesting
had Germany not had such tight gun restrictions, the Holocaust
might have been avoided, there would have been more guns ABCs
Tom Yamas on the campaign trail,
tonight, Dr. Ben Carson taking his pro gun stance to another
level, writing in his book that the Holocaust would have been
less likely if Jews were armed, but just clarify
if there had been no gun control laws in Europe at that time,
with 6 million Jews have been slaughtered.
I think the likelihood of Hitler being able to accomplish his
goals would have been greatly diminished if two people have
been armed.
The anti Defamation League calling Carson's comments
historically inaccurate Carson outspoken against gun control
since last week's massacre at an Oregon Community College Writing
on Facebook, I never saw a body with bullet holes that was more
devastating than taking the right to arm ourselves away, and
repeatedly insisting he would have rushed the shooter. If put
in a similar situation.
I would not just stand there and um, shoot me I would say, Hey,
guys, everybody attack him. He may shoot me but he can't get us
all.
But now Carson revealing what he did when he was once confronted
by a gunman in a fast food restaurant. He did not rush the
shooter
guy comes in puts the gun in my ribs. And I just said, I believe
that you want the guy behind the counter. Oh, so you just missed
the room redirected him to. Okay,
today Carson asked about that on CNN. That sounds
counter to what you're recommending right now.
That's a completely different situation. This is somebody who
comes into an adjoint to Robin, not somebody who's sequentially
killing people you
didn't know he was just rob the joint I did. He potentially
could have killed you. I didn't know that.
But Carson in second place getting some support today from
front runner Donald Trump.
He made a statement essentially that if there were some maniac
over there shooting people keep charge. Okay. They said Oh,
that's terrible. That's disrespectful to the people that
were killed. And I didn't see it that way.
And Tom Yamas with us live tonight and Tom amid all this
controversy, Ben Carson appeared to receive a show of support
overnight from media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
That's right. David Murdoch tweeting, I had the tweets right
here on my phone, Ben and candy Carson.
Terrific.
What about a real black president who can properly
address the racial divide, and much else but later Murdoch
tweeting, apologies. No offence meant personally find both men.
Charming. The other men of course, David, President Obama,
back to you, Tommy on this live in Nevada tonight, Tom. Thank
you.
All right. I have done some research on this. Where do you
want to start? But
before we do that, can I make a couple of comments about what
was said, Please do
I have a clip of what the full clip of what he said with broth.
One of the things that they brought the news guy brought in
after a Carson said if the Jews were armed to the teeth, the
things would have gone differently. They throw through
this gratuitous line in there just to kind of, I think is one
of those tricks you use. Just throw some it's a non sequitur.
You throw it in and just let people let it go into the
subconscious. And it's Oh, the guys are fucked up idiot. And
it's the anti Defamation League. Yeah, once you get what Carson
said was historically inaccurate. He is not talking
about history. He's talking about a hypothetical. How can a
hypothetical be historically inaccurate?
This is a this meme has been around for a while. It's called?
Well, the way salon magazine wrote it up a couple years ago.
It's called the Hitler gun control lie at first of all, to
make an argument saying something wouldn't have happened
if something else had happened is impossible to prove. One way
or the other. Yeah. And you know, Snopes says this is
mostly, you know, mostly bogus, to the historical context is in
1919. Wasn't it? I think the way with the Weimar Republic, not
1990, the Weimar Republic had banned all guns at a certain
point, no one could have a firearm at all. And then when
the Nazis came into power, they actually softened the gun law
and allowed people to have guns but specifically said Jews can't
have guns, specifically. But the way Carson the context of
Carson's comment, which was nicely obfuscated by that
report, you just played is a little different. This is from
his book, wherein he writes about guns and he mentioned
several the instances where totalitarian fascist governments
this arm the public before going after them and then taking over
so here's a little bit more of the context and you can hear how
broth of course big friend of Israel, took the took this out
of context and really created this means In disarmed by
their government in the late 1930s. And by the mid 1940s,
Hitler's regime had mercilessly slaughtered 6 million Jews and
numerous others whom they considered inferior. Through a
combination of removing guns and disseminating deceitful
propaganda, the Nazis were able to carry out their evil
intentions with relatively little resistance.
That sounds a little different than Bay, the Jews should have
had guns.
So what is the what is the point you're trying to make if, if
there had been guns, there might not have been a holocaust. My
point
is they were that was only one of the countries that I
mentioned. There were a number of countries where tyranny
reign, and before it happened, they disarmed the people. That
was the point, Noah Webster said, when he was talking about
tyranny, that the people of America would never suffer
tyranny, because they are armed. So
but just clarify, if if there had been no gun control laws in
Europe at that time, with 6 million Jews have been
slaughtered.
I think the likelihood of Hitler being able to accomplish his
goals would have been greatly diminished if two people had
been armed,
because they had a powerful military machine, as you know,
that as I understand it, it could have simply gone in and
they did go in and wipe out whole communities,
but realised there was a reason that they took the guns first.
Right?
Okay. So if you
go if you go back, one was wants you to play it again, you're,
there's this spot where he explains that it just talked
about the number of tyrannies and the Webster said no Webster,
and, and then growth grew rephrases and develops a new
question as, and then he did it twice. He actually did two of
them. And he did that. Normally, if you're interviewing a guy
about something, and you're just and you're being fair, after he
explains why this was written, and what it was about, it's
about taking guns away from Americans is not about what
happened to the Jews. Exactly. And so he would have said, okay,
that explains what you're talking about. And then they go
on to the next topic, but instead, broth asked a very
specific question to elicit a very specific response, and then
did a variation of the exact same thing, again, to create a
sound bite that could be used as a as a hit piece vehicle. And
this was a complete setup, setup, a big setup, one of the
worst, and I never heard that whole thing because I didn't I
don't watch. That's the
beauty of it. The whole the whole piece is when put in
context. He didn't say what he's being accused of. And I heard
from my Arkansas millennial contact all of her Jewish
friends hate Ben Carson now, which is what you want. You want
the Jews hating the blacks, the blacks hating the Jews, thank
you. Congratulate Well,
I would say that well, Carson's very naive about this. What he
should have said he should have stopped. That's That's right
there. Well, that's not the point. And I don't know why
you're, here's why I do it. That's not the point. And I
really don't know why you're going in this direction. Are you
implying something if it if you are telling me what it is? Then
throw the questioner into the point of having to answer
questions, even though a good question will say, Well, yeah,
I'm not here to be answering questions. I'm here to ask the
questions. And then the whole thing falls apart. So but no,
Carson fell right into so far. And he fell into both of them
and and but I did like, he got a little bit of fire on Good
Morning America with Stephanopoulos. So
you suggested maybe arming more people, even kindergarten
teachers or more guns really the answer?
There's a whole series of things that needs to be done. You know,
one of the problems with people in the media is they pick one
little thing, and they say that that's your philosophy on this,
which is a bunch of crap.
He actually got the temperament there for a minute. It's a bunch
of crap. It's a bunch of crap. Oh, media, no, good. Sorry, Ben,
you lost out. That doesn't work. It doesn't work to blame the
media, people don't understand little
thing. And they say that that's your philosophy on this, which
is a bunch of crap. You know, we're sophisticated individuals.
And you know, it's going to be a multifactorial solution to this.
We're going to have to study these people. See if there are
any commonalities or some early warning signs, we need to SSRIs
health professionals.
And finally, how about this news about the House Speaker Kevin
McCarthy, he praised him for putting others before himself.
But other Republicans like Congressman Peter King, saying
this turbans to the house looks absolutely crazy.
But here's what's interesting, with Murdoch's tweet, clearly
saying, Hey, Ben Carson, all right, the good guy, it's a
little convoluted by the real black American president, you
know that that I think that was taken the wrong way. I believe
that Murdoch was happy about the gun and the Jews comment
witness, prominent rabbi in the EU, from Paris, but let me see
where's he from? This is Rabbi Menachem Margolin, he has
arrived here what Am I reading from this is Israeli national
news? So I don't know how credible it is our Israeli
producers will let me know. Rabbi Menachem Margolin wrote to
the governments of all EU member states urging a change in the
law to especially to allow special gun permits for Jews at
risk. They're agreeing with them. They're agreeing with Ben
Of course, Murdoch's a Jew. And he's, and he's agreeing with
Carson as well. That's, that's the crazy part.
Is Burdock? A Jew? Yeah, I
think so.
I think he's Episcopalian.
I thought he was a Jew.
I not know I will. You will? I'm gonna find out. I thought
because I'm reading the Murdoch biography and it doesn't come up
in the conversation. Hmm.
Well, I could be wrong. I could be wrong. I'm not sure about
that. Why? I don't know why I thought that.
Well, I could give you some some guesses why you think that?
Okay. Because he owns me because he owns media and the Jews own
all the media. Wow. For the no agenda. Cancelled cancelled. I
can't say that I'm real. I'm real. Religion, Christian. It
says he has Jewish ancestors
Catholic. Okay.
All right. Then I'm wrong. Here is Jew or not Jew Rupert
Murdoch. Let's see.
He was an Episcopalian. But his wife was Catholic. And so he now
is,
according to some out there. Rupert's great great grand
mother Carolyn Jemima Shearson was Jewish. Okay, well, that's
quite a stretch. All right. But the rabbi, not Jewish, the rabbi
definitely Jewish. Yes,
I would hope so. Definitely Jewish.
But yeah, Carson got totally boned. And it was infamously
both.
The best way to put it fell right into it because he's, he's
not I don't think the guy. I don't know. I'm not a big fan.
I'd never been a big fan of his I always thought he was a jerk
and dummy. All right, impresses the Republicans because he seems
intellectual because he talks slow. And he's thoughtful in the
you know, he doesn't just blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And he's
not like Trump, that's for sure. Well, but I'm not impressed.
So Trump, just moving that along. And I actually I picked
up the magazine a couple of days ago when I was at the heb the
heap our local supermarket here in Texas, and I was looking to
Trump and his family that's the at home with the trumps the
exclusive people interview, people goes inside the opulent
and never dull, private world of Donald wife, Melania and son
Baron, and it's just a good looking family, a very good
looking family. But there was an I remember looking at the cover
saying there's something strange about I can't quite figure it
out. And the story was okay, that was that was overly pop
positive, I'd say. Now, you probably saw the Hispanic woman
jump up and go crazy for Trump, but his mom, I
have the clip. It's worth listening to Colombians for
Trump.
Okay, because there's something else that happened in there.
That was interesting. Where are you from?
And is this a setup? Did I ever meet you before? You're
beautiful, thank you. Thank you for that. Thank you that's so
great.
No matter
before she's amazing, you
know, you miss the most important part. Okay. And this
is right along with the media, the mainstream media
discrediting these candidates. And when I heard the second part
of what happened there, which is the clip I have the continuation
we fit beautifully together today. Then I realised Oh, yes,
of course.
I just, this all started with a people People magazine. So
here's the stir. So I love this story. They couldn't have been
nicer. Nice story, right? Couldn't be nicer. But I don't
know what happened. They played with my nose. I don't want to
touch him. I don't want to touch him. So I'm looking.
What he means is Photoshop or somebody Photoshop the picture.
That's what you're referring to? Yes, yes.
You'll tell me. How's my nose right? It's fine, right. I have
a wart on the end of my nose.
I went back I grabbed the People Magazine. They have photos Job
Tim. It looks like he has the ugliest wart hanging off the
side of his nose, John. And it's so obviously Photoshop bring up
a picture right now. And I said, crap. You see? I said, I
haven't got it. Yeah, I'm just thinking the whole thing is
ridiculous. You can't do that.
Oh, it's really It's hideous to look at it.
And I said, I said, I don't have love. It's terrible. But that's
okay. Because they meant it. Well, one to make me look like
Cary Grant do we remember character? And I've always
wanted to look like Cary Grant. But anyway, you are beautiful.
Well, you make sure
so he goes on, but take a look at the picture. And I gotta find
it. He has the they and he's he has a perfectly symmetrical nose
in general. Pretty good looking nose. But then you see they have
it. They've been put shadow in there to make it look like a big
ugly as wart hanging off the right side of his nose. And I
don't know what the subliminal effects could be. But I
certainly don't see any reason to make that Photoshop edit.
Hmm. And he liked finally the picture.
You finally got it.
You see how hideous it looks? Yeah, it
looks terrible. Well, that can we didn't notice that
immediately.
Oh, me or him? You. I told you that when I picked it up. I said
this
shot something was amiss. We didn't know I didn't because I
went straight. And so that did a really good job is what I'm
saying. Yeah. But it
makes him look like an evil witch. Yeah. Good work. People
Magazine. Time Warner.
You can't see anybody. CNN. Uh huh. Yeah,
CNN. Yeah. So what it is,
so then we have just evil magazine
owned by Time Warner.
I think so. Yeah. You know, they
just changed the ownership on this. Look it up?
Well, you look it up on the play a little bit of Trump's
continuing message, which is important. But I see all
these young, strong men. And I'm saying that's a strange
migration, because they're all men. So then I said, I wonder
why they're not fighting for their country. Number one. And
then you see what's going on in Germany, where they're having
tremendous problems with what's happening with their women with
these people. And that what's happening, you're seeing you're
reading the stories, I hate to even repeat what's going on. So
now they want to talk about 200,000. I'm looking at all
these men, we're going to bring them into a country, we wouldn't
know nothing about them. They're not documented. They can't give
you papers. They don't know and we know nothing. This could be
one of the great Trojan horses, this could make the Trojan horse
look like peanuts. Okay. Now is. Now is that the case? Probably
not. But the word probably is not acceptable. It's not
acceptable. Probably not. It's probably not the case. But you
know, what, why are we taking chances we're going to spend
billions of dollars over a 10 year period, they say costs
billions. And you know, I actually sent to one and I said
it very strongly, because if I'm President, and I win and I
become president, they are going back they're going back.
So this is Trump's continuing mean, specifically as it relates
to Mexicans. He's also saying it here about about the migrants,
the asylum seekers and possible ISIS terrorists. But Trump has
started off the the entire cycle with we've got to send the
Mexicans back undocumented illegal you gotta go back. These
guys are in gangs. They're killing people. It's a huge
mess. And everyone's laughing and oh, you horrible hater.
You're your total piece of crap. You know, how can you say that
about Mexicans? Well, witness we go back to our little panel here
with Comey and Johnson. And they completely 100% corroborate
Donald Trump's message about illegal immigrants in particular
Mexicans,
we talk about the threat from ISIS is spectacular. And we're
talking about a couple of dozen folks that are here that are
major concerns that are here. Last year when Senator Lankford
by the way, he had over 10,000 deaths by heroin on the streets,
the United States, hotel rooms, houses on the streets, homes,
people quietly dying from heroin and from Narco terrorists moving
into our borders and distributing this incredibly
toxic substance across our nation. So whether it's heroin,
whether it's cocaine, whether it's marijuana, whether it's
methamphetamines, it's a very strategic move, that's happening
and it's extremely aggressive and seems to be accelerating at
a pace we haven't seen before.
Now remember, Donald Trump said the Mexicans are bringing gang
violence, drugs, everything into our country, it has to stop we
have to go after them. He said the first people I'm sending
them back are the gang members and now listen to what is
happening right now
in many areas of certain types, we seem to have new locations
that these drugs are coming from as well. So can you help me
understand the coordinated strategy not only dealing with
ISIS and those threats on American soil, but the threats
that are coming in from Narco terrorists around the world as
well, but their distribution networks, the interdiction and
if we're dealing with new locations and new groups to
bring it down? How are we coordinating that among the
agencies to take that on?
Senator, I can start from the enforcement perspective. Your
description is completely accurate. And I actually worry
that our country is not getting it the way you described it. Oh,
I recently, the administrator of the DEA, who is a great leader
sent over his team to brief me on their current view of the
threat. And it is breathtaking, like cocaine use has gone down
since 2006. That's good news. All the rest is not just bad
news. It's awful, right? And so the strategy from the
enforcement perspective is try to disrupt the traffickers right
try to lock them up both the big the kingpins in Mexico, which is
where this is coming from, oh, gee, and to disrupt their their
the gangs and organised criminals, they're using
distributed the United States. Oh, the goal being to try to
drive up the price to be honest, what's happening Hold on a
second, we'll have none of that Komiks. Heroin is so cheap and
so pure, that it's it's a tidal wave washing over children and
killing them, because they don't know how pure it is killing
children. That's the strategy from the from the law
enforcement perspective, drive up the cost by locking up as
many of these people as we can.
Is we seem to have supply coming from new areas as well. Are you
seeing new players internationally that are trying
to actually get supplied to the United States?
Interesting? Could it be from somewhere else, this epidemic
that has come washing over us?
I mean, Mexico is obviously a very close neighbour, they're
they're pushing all the way through North America all the
way to Canada. Other Other locations that you've seen on
the horizon that you would say, this is a new region that we
haven't dealt with as much, but they're trying to transport to
the United States? Please
tell me Donald Trump can't be right. Please tell me it's not
just Mexico, please, please, please
are the big focus is Mexico, because what's happened is the
Mexican traffickers have figured out that they can do better by
instead of bringing Colombian heroin, or cocaine or heroin or
some other place the United States and transport Oh,
hold on a second. He said heroin from some other place the United
States. Would that be the poppies that we bring in from
Afghanistan, the bread, they're cutting into our supply here?
No, by instead of it's we had to go through these and Mexicans,
listen to this.
Do better. By instead of bringing Colombian heroin, or
cocaine or heroin or some other place United States, I'm of the
United States. They're growing in southern Mexico, they're
growing the poppies. They're refining it themselves. So it's
just a business. They just shorten their transportation
routes, they've dropped their cost, so they can sell at a
lower cost and a higher purity. And so it's that domination. And
then the other piece, which is a plague in the West, is
methamphetamine. They're making a huge factories in Mexico
again, they're not bringing in from Colombia or any other place
anymore. So that the centre ground zero for this plague on
on across the drugs is Mexico. Oh,
Donald Trump is right.
Where are you gonna be? Right? All he wants is not going to
help help his cause. Hi,
I know that but still, he's right.
I still sense that Carly Fiorina somehow is the one behind this
slams, because she's the only one who benefits with if Carson
gets kicked out of the race. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And she's a bad
actor. She doesn't ever come prairie. There it is all Bush
bushes. It's gonna be fun to watch how Bush goes from this to
hanging around and hanging around to winning. And it's all
because this system is corrupt.
I have two more clips for the election cycle if you're
interested. And if you don't know if you have anything, and
not so much. Okay, here's a quick update on Hillary who
details
in the Hillary Clinton email investigation. The AP the
associated press reporting this morning that Clinton's private
email server was the target of attempted cyber attacks from
China, South Korea and Germany. The attacks change over time,
that Secretary of State and were apparently blocked by security
software. But the report says there was a three month period
after Clinton left the administration when that
protection wasn't installed, meaning the server was
potentially vulnerable.
No, of course has been hacked big time. Well, I
was also gonna say that, you know, I run my own email server
and the potential attacks. Yeah, they're from getting from China
all the time. They're always probing ports. They're always,
you know, trying to
they knew that was Hillary Clinton's. I think they put a
lot more effort into it.
I'm not arguing that. I'm just saying that the report is
specious at best by saying, oh, oh, well, it was every email
server is under attack all the time, all the time. It's always
going on. So
all right. And so today A or yesterday today I believe is the
big celebration that we missed out on and I should be there
myself but I'm not in the DPRK has their 50th anniversary party
in Pyongyang or in the Kim Jong Il square or wherever it is.
There you know, it's a big meal. It's like made a thing just
happened in Russia. I think they still do it. Now there's two
different routes everyone's a bunch of our people are going
over this the triple guys, the CBS is sending a guy and he gave
this report. This is CBS and DPRK. And this report is so
slanted and I want to comment on these two. I got two reports,
one from the DPRK one from China. I mean, sorry, one from I
said DPRK I met CBS
party and that gave Seth Doane a rare opportunity to look inside
the Hermit Kingdom.
The trip is carefully choreographed the board buses
and are told where we're headed. North Korea gets media coverage
for its upcoming military parade. And we get a glimpse
inside this infamously secretive country. This stop a look at the
Metro. Its conductors, chandeliers and piped in
patriotic music. This is hardly just a casual stop at the
subway. It is a deliberate effort to show us infrastructure
at work. One of the things Kim Jong Un has said is that he
wants to improve people's everyday life. The question is
that really happening? Determining that is a tough task
with government assigned minders who monitor our every move. This
lady here? I think she doesn't like to do that. But we haven't
asked can we ask? The power of the government is clear. Many
including children were pins depicting former leaders. Where
is it? This is my heart. This is your heart. Do you wear that pin
every day man men most of the time. This doesn't get off in
the morning, even when they have loosened some restrictions
compared with our last trip about two years ago. For
instance, now we're able to take video from the bus or when the
bus driver made a wrong turn through a rather rundown
residential neighbourhood. There was a scramble Scott, to get us
out of there scramble
down in North Korea.
Because there's no such thing as a run down neighbourhood in St.
Louis, or Cleveland or Austin or Austin or Austin, Texas or any
place in the United States. There's no such thing. We don't
have run neighbourhoods No. So they freak out when they drive
the bus into the run that this this report showed nothing,
although it did show the cool metro station which was very
interesting. So we switch over to a longer report and I hate to
make it play the whole thing. But this is a concise report
from the Chinese outfit. And there's they put a very they
make a very interesting point, which is more or less a pat on
the back to the no agenda show. By the time this is done.
Vice President event child has attended the celebration
activities held by the DPRK is Embassy in Beijing. For more on
the DPRK celebration, we want to go live to our correspondent
Tony Chang, who's in Pyongyang now. Thanks for joining us
there, Tony. What more can you tell us about the anniversary
celebration there?
Well, not an awful lot. Frankly, everything is being kept very
much under wraps this evening. There have been signs all over
the city of Pyongyang today that preparations are underway. We've
seen large movements of people in processions coming in large
buses one imagines from outside but we're still waiting to find
out exactly what time we're going to be taken from our hotel
to the procession tomorrow. We don't know if it's going to be
in the morning or the afternoon at this stage. We think that's
because of the weather there's a very large thunderstorm which
struck Pyongyang. This evening, we're expecting more rain
tonight and tomorrow morning. So the authorities may well be
pushing it back slightly because of the weather. But as with many
things here in the DPRK things are generally kept under wraps.
We are expecting have as you mentioned, a very large parade
mainly focused on a military parade. Again, we're going to be
seeing the goose stepping soldiers going through the
centre Kim Jong Il square through the centre of Pyongyang,
followed by tanks artillery, possibly most interesting to
those large missile carriers that we've seen in the past.
Right. What's the mood there? Tony? What about either master
perception of the event? Everyone's happy?
I think everyone's very keen obviously. This goes very
smoothly. Obviously DPRK is very famous for putting on these
sorts of events incredibly well coordinated, incredibly well
planned. There's a certain Then level of excitement to,
interestingly, what I've seen this time, which I haven't seen
previously is very large numbers of tourists coming in these
events, I think now that access is slightly easier to the DPRK
than it has been in the past. Many people are keen to come
from overseas to see this spectacle. So they're all
getting rather excited, and they're staying in the hotel
that we're in as well. But I think everyone again, very keen
that this goes smoothly, it will have been coordinated and highly
orchestrated. So one would imagine there'll be very little
left to Cha
Yes, that was your thesis that you brought in a long, long time
ago, that North Korea wants to be a tourist destination.
And I'll tell you this, when they CBS guy gave his snooty
report, right, mentioned that, and he was showing no of course,
he didn't mention that he show and he's been there before
apparently. And when he was showing the streets scenes, and
the subway in particular people coming in and out the people who
are dressed a lot more casually, in western kind of clothes. They
were in China, which is Western clothes, very casual clothes,
not uniforms, and they were and it was a colourful group. It
looked a lot different than it did a couple of years ago or
even when they were doing those those shows that Vice magazine
was doing and we know things are improving. Yeah, this guy is not
a slouch.
Yeah. And you know they have that whole ski resort that they
wanted to set up they then I guess the Swiss wouldn't send
them the new ski lifts and but you know this boils down to one
thing John's it's very obvious what has to happen. Yes, I
rubbed wrongly i i ride wrongly, I asked
to go to Korea Yes. Oh crap. We
we need an I love laundry tour in Korea. We gotta get over
there with the Airstream. Yeah, I rubbed wrongly
it the airstream over there that would break the show aspects
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I'm gonna show my son moved by Jonah didn't know agenda.
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John, did you know we just send another rocket up on Thursday
and that will deploy. It already has deployed a new amateur radio
satellite, which is a lot of fun. That's my next on my bucket
list is to communicate via the one of the satellites, these
transponder satellites. Yeah, yeah. But there's another. So
it's quite simple to put these cube sats in orbit. And there's
a group of kids, I think they're in Russia. And they have an idea
which I wholeheartedly support. It's soon to
be half a century since humanity made that proverbial giant leap
to the moon. Well, that was there back to the here. And now
decades on after that Apollo mission, or a group of Russian
space enthusiasts and engineers are embarking on a quest of
their own. They're planning to send a micro satellite to the
moon to get some real high resolution footage of the
remains of an American landing. Well, that's the theory at least
here's how they came up with the idea.
As a blogger, I talked to lots of people on the internet about
cosmos. And I've noticed that it is a frequent topic. If the
Americans flew to the moon or not, was the Apollo on the moon
or not? All the points have already been made by both sides.
Some believe they did not fly. Others claim they did. And no
one can actually convince each other. I was so bored with
listening about the flag, the ground the rockets. So I
thought, guys, let's just fly there and have a look. We can
argue forever. The moon hasn't gone anywhere if the Americans
have actually been on the moon Soon everything should still be
there. Let's stop wasting time on the internet we better
collect money build a satellite and have a look ourselves. There
searches now than crowd funding their project seeds have already
gathered $15,000 which is supposedly enough to complete
the project why? Well because they say no booster rockets
needed that's usually the most expensive part the engineers
instead played a tag their light weight micro module onto a
government finance satellite.
Now these guys better not be jumping in any hot tubs out of
celebration. That will might not end well for them.
Well lucky to get hit this spot where there's because supposedly
landed
I liked the idea this could end
I think it's a gag.
Why is it a gag? These satellites are launchable
Yeah, this sounds like like like
Okay, okay.
Here's the here's a little Andrew Mon. That you heard this
story. This is the CBS report on the Airbus patent.
I don't think this seems
like a hoax too. But it's probably is a real patent.
And maybe not such a good idea. Have a look at this Airbus has
filed for a patent for a split level airliner cabin, two tiers
of seats that lie flat like bunk beds, that's in business class.
No telling how they're going to stack them up and coach.
Okay, like that.
Came up with where you're standing and then strapped in.
You push a whole bunch of cars do all the legwork to do because
you get to when you see seated shoes up too much space.
A lot of it very good.
So we had more testimony, I watched a lot of C span. As you
can tell, I do love doing that. Watch some C span and on the
heels of new manufacturers being implicated in cheating emissions
testing, we now have added Mercedes, Honda, Mazda, Mazda
and Mitsubishi along with the Volkswagen Group of companies
who have cheated emissions. Once again, no American manufacturers
in this list, which
is and I think it's also pointing out since this is not
getting as much publicity at all, as the Volkswagen thing
that this may have been a hit job on Volkswagen and Germany,
Volkswagen us. And Germany, Volkswagen, this is big F
Germany time. They know that the Germans are there full tilt,
they are doing the second North Stream now with the Russians,
which will bypass Poland screw you Poland. You don't get any
piece of that. But the Volkswagen CEO Michael Horn was
upon the hill and he
he brought out Americans the American CEO, he's the American
CEO.
Yeah, he he apologised these
events. And I fully agree on this deeply troubling. I did not
think that something like this was possible at the Volkswagen
Group. We have broken the trust of our customers, dealerships
employees, as well as the public and the regulators. And you
gotta hand it to this guy. But you know, there's something
beautiful about the German mentality just saying, Okay, we
screwed up. We're not going to pussyfoot around. We did it.
We're guilty. We're wrong. Let
me be very clear, we had focused on take full responsibility for
actions. And we're working with all the relevant authorities in
a cooperative way.
Far after that study by West Virginia University. Isn't it
true that V. W told the EPA and the California Board that the
increased emissions were due to technical issues and unexpected
in use conditions? Yes, yes. And those representations at that
time? Were in fact incorrect and false, weren't they service?
Yes, they were. Now, to your knowledge. Did anybody at the
Volkswagen Group of America know at that time, that in fact,
those discrepancies were due to these defeat devices when they
made those representations to the regulators?
To my knowledge at this point of time? No, no one
in the US did know.
But isn't it true that the technology was installed in the
automobiles, at least initially because the cars could not meet
the new more stringent emission standards for diesel engines?
Yes, to your last question, this appears to be this way.
This appears to be this way to damn. Yeah, we're all out almost
like a Japanese confession. You know, I was waiting for a Heroku
Rhema was hoping
to kill himself on the spot. instead.
He blames it on the dudes named Ben,
this was a couple of software engineers who put this in for
whatever reasons.
Do you really believe he ever reasons?
Listen, to listen to the follow up question.
This was a couple of software engineers who put this in for
whatever reasons
they you really believe as good as well run as Volkswagen has
always been repeating Be that senior level, corporate
managers, administrators had no knowledge for years and years.
I agree. It's very hard to believe. Yes.
Yes, the dude named Ben had up there dude named Hans have done
it. Squeezy by the dog named Hans
Thompson frosted ponds in France
blame it on the engineers. Wow, that's pretty low was best
pretty low man die think
why not blamed on them? You know they Thomson France didn't
always get work
as Oh, here's another thing that's important for us. Yes,
the FAA and I follow this closely, of course, as he's
late, they are now a couple months late in delivering their
ruling on drones, and how they can be used in airspace in the
United States. And you have two categories, well, there's three
categories of drones, but you have the under 55 pounds, over
55 pounds. And then I submit that there's the war, machinery,
drones that are just aircraft, you know, just large scale
aircraft, and they have yet to deliver a ruling. And meanwhile,
as a pilot, I am all for some form of regulation, but probably
certification. You know, if you're, if you're, if you're
flying in public airspace, and you're flying these things
around, you know, you should know how it works, how the rules
of the road work, so to speak. And they've been talking about
needing a at least a sport pilot licence certification. There's
no but they're late. They have not come to the table. They're
dragging their feet. I'm not sure why. But Congressman, I,
why they can't afford it. Can't afford what,
what they're gonna have to do, which is licencing. That's an
expensive proposition.
But why is the why is the FAA dragging their heels on coming
up with this regulation?
Because they know it's going to cost him he's gonna ruin their
budget. I certainly think it's not gonna ruin
their budget. No, that just gives more budget buddies
budget. No, the I don't know why they're dragging their heels.
But representative Mica. He's almost wishing, in fact, you
just listened to him what he's does here in this questioning.
missed this part, hold on a second. Here we go.
And the rule came out in February. So you've had
February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September,
we're just into October. So you've had eight months to
finalise that rule. And now you're saying that and the rule
does a real rule just deal with a small aircraft, small UAS
under 55 pounds under 55 pounds? Because I think we allowed a
differentiation between small and large. And you at least the
testimony I've heard is some time in 2016, can you be more
specific with some time? So the comment period was open until
April of this year, we had over 4500 comments that sometime in
2018, those comments and our internal objective is to get the
rule out of FAA by the end of this year, it will go through
the review process at DOD and OMB. And our as last time, you
and I discussed this February, March, April, I discussed the
point we agreed on the date of June 17. And I think that's
still a solid date, and we should be able to beat that. So
not till next June. It should be in the first half of next year.
And what about large so the development of large UAS
integration is going to depend in large part on commercial
demand and also in large part on technology. So that will develop
that technology develops under the demand. And I think
what that means is that maybe they want to fold this into the
Next Gen system. So if the technology improves, where the
next gen systems work, where drones can fly as a part of the
system, I think that's what he means by the technology.
Well, again, I'm disappointed what will probably propel this
maybe actually propel your your schedule is going to be a very
serious accident and incident. I can almost predict there will be
one there are just so many of these knives flying. That it's
almost inevitable that we have a drone hit an aircraft. Uh huh.
And there will be probably injuries and not fatalities. It
sounds like
someone gave him a piece of paper that said, here's what
we're playing. Next week. Hey boss, boss, he gets he does it
again. Boss, Boss, Boss Boss, the beginning of the fatalities,
maybe what?
And this is these drones are up to fifth to five pounds, I
remember going to a testing centre when they would throw
like, a 40 pound frozen bird or something into aircraft engine.
And I saw what that did. These can do as much damage and I
don't need another test to show what what would happen. And it
probably will happen. Maybe that you've had how many incidents
you said aircraft was?
How many? This is a good question. How many incidents do
you think have happened or happen on a regular basis? And
of course, they don't really defined incidents, but incidents
that involve aircraft, sighting drones, and at least the calling
out in emergency situation, because of them. How many do you
think
you're asking me? Yes?
Yes, I'm asking you 100 100 per watt. So far,
so far, with drones? That were somewhat serious. Is it 200 400?
Captain Carol? Do you know do
you want to revise your answer yet? Johnny, you still want to
100 total.
So we don't have 100 Total the rest of bullcrap groups at the
FAA Do
you know FAA FAA would have to know they can't lie under oath.
How many of you had reported
we're at a rate of about 100 a month of report?
100 100 And you didn't say a month you said all the time? a
month? 100 a month? Liar. You did not say 100 a month but
okay. 1200
a year. And so far you've cited about 20 There's been about 20
enforcement actions that I hear that that involve civil
penalties. Yes. That seems very
nice. 100 100 Total a month or a month? You thought that in your
head? Okay, a month fine. Yes, I
did. Yeah,
let's count 100 a month.
I'm against I'm against 100 Am I just like oh look there's a
drone?
I know that no, no, no, no, no. That's aircraft calling in a
situation to air traffic control. That's what the 100 a
month off. This
sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. It is John
I'm against the drones then everyone's all horny about
drones. But screw it. You should be you should have some kind of
certification. This airspace is not just for playing around.
Yes, I agree. Okay. That was all these drones flying into a jet
engine?
No, especially not if you're on it. No update especially
especially little update on the clock kid.
I didn't know there was an update.
Well, you're right. There's not an update on the clock kid.
There's an update on the clock kids father.
13 year old Achmed. Muhammad is still on his world tour getting
recognition for his alleged scientific and engineering
capabilities World Tour. World Tour after he was selling T
shirts Yeah, NASA T shirts
and suspended for bringing what some believe was a hoax bomb to
school. We've learned Achmed father, Sudanese political
activist al Hassan. Mohammed has two different Facebook pages.
One is personal page where he appears pro America and he was
asked about ISIS threatening to kill police officers. He
responded quote, killing is not right and is prohibited in Islam
as Allah mentioned in the Quran. If you kill one person without
rightness, it is as you are killing all mankind. But there's
also an Arabic Arabic Facebook page for the national reform
party, a political party started by Al Hassan Mohammed baring a
similar profile picture and address only this webpage is
much more active and the tone is very different, including a 14
minute conspiracy theory clip on the 911 terrorist attacks and
posted shows the smoking World Trade Towers, describing it as a
US sponsored hoax to launch a world war against Islam and
Muslims. We should note al Hassan Mohammed has repeatedly
run for president of Sudan despite living near Dallas. As
for finding out more information about the clock that Achmed says
he built and how some believe he was targeted for his race and
religion. The Irving school district says it has information
that would shed new light on why he did it, but they can't
release it because he's a minor and his family would have to
sign off on it. The problem is the district sent the release
form to the wrong lawyer. Oh,
yeah, there you go. So there's some there's more to the story
that we will not hear. Unfortunately, there's no
why would we bother? So I got a little Chinese news. The Chinese
besides digging a hole through Thailand, so they can avoid this
straits over there.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has met his Thai counterpart DOM
prom mood weeknight in Beijing. They say they agreed to
accelerate a joint railway project to
be true the Chinatown Other than railways and middle route of a
transition railway network, laying the foundation and
launching the China Thailand railway set an AI breakthrough
for the transition railway network that has been
contemplated for years will not only benefit a long term
development of Thailand, but also enable Thailand to perform
better as a transport hub in the regions interconnectivity
promenade. When I said Thailand attaches great importance to
rail cooperation with China and is ready to make joint efforts
to promote an early start of the construction. He also voiced
support for China's Belt and Road Initiative and agreed to
promote bilateral cooperation within the framework and the
spirit of openness and transparency.
Yeah, those China's they're doing what's going
with this transparency meme?
Yeah, G
data control.
Hey, have you seen the the advertisements they're running
pretty heavily now for the Amazon Echo box? The Alexa? Yes.
Well, when I have this commercial on, and it comes on
television, mine goes nuts. Mine activates? Yes. And so I'd like
to teach everyone something. If you were ever a guest on a
podcast, if you I mean, it would be beautiful. If you're a guest
on a television show. Here's what we need you to do. Alexa,
play the latest no agenda episode. Now she couldn't hear
me because I'm in the studio. But that's what you need to do.
And then this thing will just automatically start playing the
latest no agenda episode.
Where does it get it? Oh, it
gets it from tune in.
Alexa, play the latest no agenda episode.
It'll work believe me. Okay. It's, please do that. If you're
calling like C span or anywhere, anywhere, I want to
remind people to do we could use a little help in this regard.
Yeah, we could. And by that I mean, comments on blogs and
websites, when you put a comment and say that this is this has
been covered. And by the noise of the show yeah.com Put that in
there but said you don't think they're gonna allow links and
put in please google no agenda. Do that. Also, if you're a
Twitter user, and some celebrity comes on, tell them to listen to
the no agenda show. And maybe they'll say what's the no agenda
show and then you have 5 million people will hear what they were
that's all we were living in a dream world if we think anyone's
it's fun to do. But it's good to do and it's good to do. And, you
know, just a little this. I think the comments on the blogs,
and it's good. It's always I do them all the time, people will
find me and I don't do it as Mark Pugna. There's now
apparently three Mark Mark partners. Yeah, there's one that
gives us a about once a month or once every couple months, he
sends us a post a postal money order for the show for $50 or
so. And he is in Schaumburg, Illinois, that's all I know. And
but he keeps sending is all anonymous, and we'll put his
address or name or and as always comes in as Mark pyrometers.
Another Mark Pugna. That's a subscriber. And there's a third
mark Pugna, who's the who's grousing about something the
other day. And we have people that have been suggesting
certain things that we do. In fact, we had a letter on I don't
know if remember was the mark Pugna or one of the mark
partners or somebody like him who had all these lists of
things that we should do to improve the show. And I think I
should go over the list did
it include include you prepping more? No,
curiously. Give us a list. It the list was one get rid of all
the jingles. Okay. Shorten the show to an hour. Uh huh. Stop
retelling anecdotes, okay. And change the banter between the
two of us. Okay,
what are you left with? An empty mp3 file. We haven't changed the
banter.
If you don't like the show notes, send us these
suggestions. Well,
while we're on feedback, ever since we covered the vog, vog un
Valk, the violence against women and girls at the United Nations
with all the you know, the Celebrate ease and then the to
GamerGate social justice warriors. A message to
everybody? Yes, you are right. This is all about social justice
about cultural Marxism about how things are you know about
bullying and hate speech? You're absolutely right. Please refrain
from sending me emails of undetermined length. pointing
this out, is there's something so fruity with this GamerGate
thing, John, where we we kind of ignored it in the beginning
because people would send us these emails. It's like war and
peace, The War and Peace Report. And now they're doing the same
thing with and here's the UN doing this. And this is because
of it. Here's what we know. We know. We know it's nothing new.
You don't have to point it out. This is what the This is what
the United Nations does. Please, I get it. I'm just filing them
away for historical record. B. Yes, we know this is this is
been a long time coming.
I got a Palmer gate thing is something we didn't cover for a
good reason. Yeah.
I got a positive clip here or at least positive slant from me
about from Megyn. Kelly. Oh, yes. Megan Kelly.
watching Fox again?
No, no, no, no, no, no. No, she was on Charlie Rose. Oh, and
you'll recall when they tell you about her sexuality.
Tell me about the sexuality. It's in your DNA.
That was the first question. You are correct. No, she was saying
something that I totally agree with. It's onboard with a social
justice warrior bullcrap. But also, you'll recall that I, I
defended Sarah Palin for a long time that I could not believe
how seemingly intelligent women were just making her out to be a
slot whore bitch. Yep. Completely the antithesis to
what feminism is supposed to be about. And Megyn Kelly discussed
this on Charlie Rose. And I thought it was worth listening
to
when I see somebody like Gloria Steinem, who you're only a
feminist in her world, if you believe everything she believes,
you know, if you if you're in any way against abortion on
demand all the way through the third trimester, you're not a
feminist. You know, if you if you don't stand for all of her
principles, look at what Look what she did, and what many on
the far left in the in the feminist cause to somebody like
Sarah Palin, but she's running for president. And where were
they when they were asking Sarah Palin whether she could be both
she was running for vice president when she could be both
vice president and a mother to her children. That nobody, no
one asked that of Barack Obama. That was a sexist question. If
that had ever been asked of Hillary when she was younger,
and raising Chelsea, Chelsea now would have been up in arms about
that Stein on the other would have been marching on Washington
to say this has got to stop crickets when it happened to a
conservative woman, because and some actually came out and said,
She's, she's less of a woman than some men I know. I mean,
they they try to take your womanhood away from you. If
you're if you don't walk in lockstep with their beliefs.
That's what I mean by the feminism that I reject. And I
think those feminists would be well served to be a little more
open minded when it comes to left and right in this country
so they could get more women into the fold.
Now, this isn't a this is an important tool for those of you
who have Obama bought listeners and crazy the left wing
Republicans and right wing or nut jobs, baby Kim, you don't
want to just gun kill everything. Go to no agenda
player.com find this segment of you can send that link to your
friends. Everyone has empathy at the moment for Megyn Kelly
because of the Donald Trump fractus from a trumped up
practice, to coin a phrase and play that for them. Play that
for them. No one's gonna do that. I love your positivity.
It's just might as
well play the little the phoney baloney piece that was done on
one of the three by threes on Roseburg and this is Obama in
Roseburg, and there's little thing in there I have an ISO of
it later, something he both Obama said was never didn't make
any Saturday listen
to this is the appearance that the it was the editor or the
publisher of the local newspaper said we don't want the president
here. And we're gonna have the the West was the West Baptists
were they called?
Yeah, the West Baptist, whatever they are. Yeah, those guys would
never showed up that I know
selling their signs. Yeah.
protesters gathered at the Roseburg airport carried both
signs and guns, a potential nightmare for the Secret
Service. Alan Montgomery made no attempt to hide his holsters. Is
this part of your statement here the fact that as I see you've
got a couple of guns on you. That's not necessarily
a statement more than I saw this. I saw this piece. And the
guy who's asking that he's such a dick. Yeah, like when you get
a couple of guns on the show we could
service Alan Montgomery made no attempt to hide his holsters. Is
this part of your statement here the fact that because I see
you've got a couple of guns on you.
That's not necessarily a statement more than is just my
right.
As the President's helicopter arrived, many showed their
distaste for his call for more gun control. The White House has
indicated the President is considering an executive order
that would require more gun retailers to conduct background
checks in spite of the killings here that remains an unpopular
position in this part of Oregon. Sally Telford is a
gun. Second Amendment says no infringement now It means no
infringe man.
So anybody can have a gun. Yeah, it was mental property.
Everybody can have a gun to defend themselves. So you can't
just make us get a background check because somebody might
have a mental problem.
The President's avoided the largest group of demonstrators
on his way to Roseburg High School, where he met privately
with families of all the victims of last week's shooting. We're
gonna have to
come together as a country to see how we can prevent these
issues from taking place. But today, it's about families.
Eric Dietz is the former husband of shooting victim, Kim Dietz.
And he said to you,
he said that when it comes right down to it, there's a lot of
different opinions in our country. But really, we're a lot
more alike than we are different.
The President's visit to Roseburg was largely confined to
the safe, secure area in the local high school. And in spite
of suggestions that demonstrators would try to block
roads, Scott, his motorcade came and went without disruption.
Okay, I saw this report.
Last borough is the church Westboro Yeah. Well, if you
listen to that, he says, listen to this thing that Obama said,
this is the ISO. But he didn't just just deconstruct
what he said. I thought I heard him say something about rights.
I couldn't quite hear issues. Okay. Well, listen,
we're gonna have to come together as a country to see how
we can prevent these issues from taking place. But today,
take on these issues from taking place. Yes.
What he said he says he wants to prevent these issues from taking
good care. Does that mean?
Yeah, well,
we have to come together as a country to prevent these issues
from taking place.
What issues could be taking place?
Well, it was. I don't know how easy to tell him about the gun
rights advocates that were all over the place. It must have
been in the back of his mind. And that's an issue.
I do want to remind everybody shootings not an issue. That's a
minor issue. No, it's
not an issue.
It's an event. It's not an issue. It's an event. I don't
know. But I have no idea these issues will unfold as it always
does.
We did get a letter from a local Craig Weinberg just came in this
morning. And he said, David, Jack's the beacon editors
considered to be a local nut job, though. Sure. So many
people. All right. The beacons extremely small publication have
cropped up, try to be a conservative news source to
counter the news review, which is the long established
mainstream newspaper.
Well, that's good info. Good for us. I don't know that was the
guy who was talking about the protests. Yeah, I do want to
remind everyone of the exact text of the Second Amendment,
particularly for those outside of the United States who do not
understand the Bill of Rights and the amendments and the
Constitution. Specifically, the Second Amendment reads, A well
regulated militia being necessary to the security of a
free State comma, the right of the people to keep and bear arms
shall not be infringed. And this is critical, that is
misunderstood, purposefully made to be misunderstood. The second
amendment is not a gun, right. It is a specific language that
forbids the federal government from infringing upon a right
which already existed. Call it God given or whatever you want.
But that is the that is the text that is the the actual text of
the amendment shall not be infringed.
Yes, that's what the woman said. Well, friend,
she Yeah, she says stupid though. She's a stupid moron.
Why she's stupid. More. Why
should we have to have gun good background checks? Because
they're crazy. That's not that's not a good PR move.
That that's what they wanted.
Yeah. Well, they got that they got that shall not be infringed.
You want to play the refugee update? Yeah. And that will that
be the last for us?
We think that can ended with that.
Migrant arrivals in the Greek islands have surged to at least
7000 A day trying to beat the onset of winter. More arrived on
Lesbos today as the International Organisation for
migration reported a sharp increase from September.
Meanwhile, in Italy, the first wave of Eritrean refugees
departed for Sweden. As part of the European Union's new
relocation plan.
This relocation scheme is a really important step towards
stabilising the refugee crisis in Europe. It can only work if
it takes place at the entry points of Europe and it can only
work if robust facilities are created above and beyond what we
have in Italy.
More than half a million migrants have fled to Europe so
far this year.
Unbelievable that the woman says refugees and then the Woodruff
comes back with migrants. Yeah, that's unbelievable.
I don't know if that Say, I don't know why they're I don't
know this news out.
It's like ISIS. ISIL is it's all more of the same. Well, I've
heard again,
there's there's different big differences. There's no
difference in definition. We're practical purposes with ISIL.
And ISIS. There's a difference in definition between migrant
and refugee.
Yes. All right, then I will play the final one from your state.
John, you have a brand new bill there in California a. Yeah.
Jerry Brown. moonbeam. Jerry moonbeam. He signed the
renewable electricity bill. Did you know this?
Probably
California, through this bill is taking a major step. Other
people are going to follow. But it's not going to be easy. And
it's not going to come overnight. There's no quick one
thing you can do. It's gonna be a long march to transition the
entire modern world to a decarbonize future. So it's big,
it's important.
Yeah, we're doing and I did it in California. I did it
general. Climate change is not news. Oh, it's happening to
gradually it's happening to diffusely. So anytime we can get
focus on this existential threat. We have to do it,
because it's everywhere. And it's just difficult to mobilise
the political will, when something bad happens, we can
respond. The trouble with climate change, it's a bad
happening rather slowly. And if we don't get some time, it will
be very difficult to turn back.
It's a bad happening very slowly. John, it's a bad
happening very slowly. What it is
pictures of the of the grasslands.
Do you want to do a little update for us before we before
we leave? What's happening right now? Hold on, hold on, we'll
have to be redrawn. This is what would happen to San Francisco
Bay.
John C. Dvorak. Give us an update.
The tides in the mud flats are covered with water.
And I'll wrap it all up nicely coming back to San Francisco 2.0
At the beginning of the show, John, today in The New York
Times, we seem to have a huge issue with all the battery cars
out there in San Francisco. People are getting into shouting
matches and fight at the charging stations.
Yeah, because they're using the charging stations they the one
of the reasons is you got one of these battery cars, you drive it
to the charging station, which is one of five let's say five
parking spots left in the parking lot because everybody's
in the city and you stick the charger in and then you walk and
you go to work and eight hours later the cars you haven't moved
the car you having you know you've made me not even charging
it for all you know, it's it's a fiasco.
Yeah. And what's happening is people are unplugging other
people's cars. They're rolling up just unplugging it and
plugging in their own. Yeah. That's that is the friendly, the
friendly voice of people who want to save the world by
gipping their fellow human beings.
Yeah, somebody will be better like you by it's like a three
hour charge. Yeah. And somebody else comes along, pulls the
charges, sticks it in their car, and they get three hours of
charging while you're there stupidly going to the store here
expecting to have something to get back.
So bottom line, eventually, everyone who has one of these
battery cars becomes an asshole. That's what's gonna happen. It's
gonna be one big right. eight holes. Unbelievable. You
unplugged my car, man. Hey, buddy. What do you think you're
doing? Well, your car's done charging. God could just see it.
Oh, yeah, that's gonna be great. hipsters. All righty. Okay,
should I be watching any football today?
My Sunday Night Football, the 40 Niners I like to watch because
there's so bad. It's kind of fun to kinda like chuckled chortle.
Okay, watch them fail. All right. Watching it is the owners
in it one of these eight holes and everybody's in a hole. And
so it's a good team to watch and lose. Okay. Sounds like fun. It
did well, if you like yeah, because you can't go wrong. All
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was crazy bothered me about the sexuality it's in your DNA
in Joe Biden and thank you for taking the time to listen
and wash your hands after touching any raw meat
find over Afghanistan or maybe it was Pakistan. I promised
myself to aim myself at every woman child and man that was on
my list. I don't care if I missed I remote control. I do.
I'm told by someone at a computer Obama gave me a bush
more than Bush and I cost millions were supposed to target
terrorists, but not so much civilians. I don't know what to
say. up some got in my way. A drone again. Naturally. A drone
again, naturally. Oh my gosh. Can you see that juice? Oh harsh
but there are rules in the world. So you kind of have to
follow the rules that we have to do.
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