Then we see the tents are burning tents are being burned.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, October 25 2015. time
once again for your Gitmo nation media assassination episode 768.
This
is no agenda,
wielding the mighty power of the rain stick of regularisation
then broadcasting live from the capital the drone Star state
here in FEMA Region six Austin, Texas in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where we're baby went some rain on
Wednesday. We got nothing going on. I'm Johnson bobbin Buzzkill.
I can't think of a better opening for our eighth
anniversary show. Great Jackie
did officially is on Thursday. It's on Thursday. Yeah. Two
anniversaries tomorrow.
Oh, so we're not celebrating today?
Well, yeah. Okay. We can celebrate play that play the
little thing. Parade.
Come on, John seven. Come on. Work on that all weekend.
Yeah, fantastic.
Okay, so officially, we'll celebrate on Thursday. Good.
Good Thursday. Good. That's what we do all the second Dell, the
Executive Associate Executive producers who contributed to
1026 I gotcha. Gotcha. Hey, so
there's some good news.
I found that this is the I think the theme of today's show is
going to be just big duds.
Big Dogs. Well, the good the good news is it rained? Yeah.
And I'm on the mend.
Oh, yeah. Well, this happened to in last show. You're on demand.
No. last show. We were waiting for the read. No. Last show was
horrible. No. last show. You said it was raining. It just
started. You're right. But now I actually I slept through the
whole night. I didn't wake up at four in the morning. That's
wrap. Thank you, John. And I love you too.
You know what it sounds like this time it sounds you sound
congested. I am completely
completely congested. But I don't have you know, all the
symptoms are kind of gone. And I think we need to investigate
this. This sudden change in the weather was the rain stick.
Thank you. I mean, does it get any more coincidental that we
shake the rain? I mean, we are shaking the rain stick big time.
And these things always have a delay when we do it on the show.
This doesn't work when I'm just standing here shaking it by
myself where you are. It only works when
it's like that. It's like the the lot of these Well anyway,
well, I'm not going to discount the power of the rain stick for
the rain stick. And the people hear this thing you know and I
don't know if
they all vibe into that it's gonna rain. We flooded two main
places. We get a lot of complaints. We
pretty much broke Formula One here in Austin. I have people
from who are at Formula One who are with teams, saying please do
not shake the rain stick anymore on Twitter. Yes, I've noticed
this. erect the formula. US single handedly single handedly
ruined Yeah, well they know they'll race it'll just be going
slow going that's all but this race was raining. Oh yeah, they
do. Coke. Yes, they do. We're talking about they put on Well,
rain tires. And they go slow they won't go around this
definitely don't do NASCAR when it's raining, right but Formula
One you know they they do more than just turn you know left.
That's bull crap. There's plenty of road races in NASCAR. Okay.
I don't give a crap one way or the other. Hi. Don't care about
Formula One. cities filled with douchebags. I'm glad it's
raining so I don't have to look at them. They're all in buses
with darkened windows. And they can't they can't take the
helicopter from the roof of the parking garage to the circuit.
They now they're forced to actually go by road. Oh,
Lincoln. Chopper can fly in the rain. Yeah.
Okay. This is why you're not a helicopter pilot.
So helicopters can't fly in the rain. They can
fly in the rain but landing in a in an urban environment with
with clouds at 500 feet now. That's not going to happen.
Doesn't happen doesn't happen.
They had the fiasco called the Benghazi hearings.
Let's stick with the rain for a minute. Let's just stick with
the rain. Oh, we're not. I need a road I need to give you
then we had to transition to the hurricane guys. Right?
You might call it a perfect storm. A cold front that stalled
over North and Central Texas has been reinforced with remnants of
Hurricane Patricia.
I would like to point out the we shake the rain stick and a
hurricane named after my first ex wife shows up Listening was a
debt hurricane was a joke. I don't you know, there's there's
only a couple possibilities. One, it was a joke, whatever
that means to it was an outrageously strong storm,
strongest one we've ever seen in our entire universe. It we veers
off to the right magically and then goes away. No one's hurt.
No property damage, everything's gone. It could be its outcomes
razor, it could be completely true. Of course, I immediately
go to Well, how about HAARP? They kicked, maybe they
could shut down. So it can't be not all
of HAARP not all of Harper certainly not all of our I will
point out that if you triangulate my position to your
position on the map and where the hurricane was, it's a
perfect triangle. No, it's a perfect, it's a perfect
rainstick triangle. And then maybe, maybe the data that we
saw from radar images, which are all satellite, maybe that was a
little off.
I say,
maybe it was like maybe no one actually sees the hurricane. You
see
a guy standing in the middle of the hurricane holding up a
spinning thing, getting the wind speed.
And there's not a guy sitting up there on the satellite taking
pictures. Now it's satellite imagery. It's not an actual
picture. There's
the same kind of great data we're getting about global
warming. And of course, they use the word warming as much as they
could,
you know, this was very, extremely irritating within, you
know, even before this, people were on the ground reporting
about this hurricane. We had Eric Holthaus. Writing in what
does this what does he write it? And he writes in Slate, Eric
Holthaus. Does that name ring ring a bell? I'll tell you who
he is a minute NOW. Headline, it's undeniable. Climate change
made Hurricane Patricia worse?
Yeah. This is the great white hope. We haven't had it since
Katrina. There has not been in one of these since they
predicted all this is the beginning of the end. Every
year, there's gonna be with these massive hurricanes. So
this thing comes along, somebody gets the numbers wrong. And
that's the tuner miles. And now the way I see it, yeah, and I've
worked in laboratories. I know what happens once a while
somebody puts the wrong one too many digits. Now listen
to this. So this was the guide. And he wrote this long article
in Slate. You know, it's obvious that this is we've been waiting
for this to have, of course, we knew we'd been predicting this.
And all of this is, you know, within the 500 days after
climate Armageddon was promised to us. This came on so quickly.
This is the guy who, when the IPCC report came out in 2012, he
tweeted that he was at SFO crying and he vowed never to fly
again on an aeroplane. Remember that guy?
No, I don't. Oh, come on. We
talked about it on the show. Yeah, sure. We did.
Deal. Yeah. The guy's like, so sad about humanity. Oh, no, he
actually and then later, he said, well, at least not for a
year on fly on an aeroplane. So it was instead of ever again, it
became a year. And this is the guy who wrote this article. But
even worse, they send Martin Savage, who is you know, he's
one of the older reporters at CNN. And whenever there's bull
crap that no one wants to go to, they sent him and so he's
imagine the screen Martin savage on the screen doing this report.
In the corner, there's a box that shows the gills so called
Doppler radar. And this thing is, you know, all over where
he's standing Puerto Vallarta, it made this read all over and
this is his report.
This is that calm that is before the storm. The air is incredibly
still light rains falling and it is intensifying. Not a breath of
wind. And if you look at on the ocean,
he's, I guess he's in the eye of the storm. Now there was
nothing. Nothing happened I just showed up in
the bay there. It is almost flat as glass. The town itself
though, is usually bustling with tourists desert, a certain
certain feel as you drive in. Police are monitoring and
driving through the streets. You see them just moments before
air, you could hear an emergency announcement being broadcast on
a speaker system here. The tourist hotels have been
evacuated. They're gone, either sent to Guadalajara, pushing out
in major buses, or being moved to schools that are up in the
hills. The same is true of the people who live here.
Meanwhile, in the corner, John, there's a little Doppler radar
box and he's read where he is standing. There's there's you
know, wash of the hurricane all the way to the other side of
Mexico.
The stores are all closed, restaurants, casinos, anything
in this town is closed. They're holding their breath and wait,
hold on problems next year.
What I heard from some people in the ground at the warnings from
the government to locals there as well as tourists that they
came late, not necessarily even people either the time or the
resources to get out. Have you seen that there? Have you heard
that?
Well, you know, you I have to respect the fact that this is a
storm that grew with such incredible intensity probably
one of the fastest intensifying that we have ever seen. And this
is exactly an emergency planners worst nightmare. You have a
major city like I mean nothing.
There's no trees there's no video of cars overturned. This
is bull crap
play this clip news our bad disaster shaping up. Okay. So
this is on PBS
and to the west flooding at a mobile home park picked up
trailers and carried them away. Today the mayor of Houston
appeal to people to keep an eye on what's coming. I think we
really encourage folks to once the rain starts just stay home
and stay off the roads. Patricia is already being compared with
Typhoon hai Yan left more than 7300 dead or missing.
Philippines two years ago, and today as waves pounded the
Mexican coast. One expert warned it is looking like a very bad
disaster is shaping up.
The bad disaster shaping up
now my favourite one is this one. This is the best hurricane
clip. Okay, hold on.
And by last night, it topped the scale with winds of 200 miles an
hour, prompting dire descriptions from Mexico's
Weather Service was international good agonism
yummy.
The National Hurricane Centre in Miami has determined that this
storm is the strongest storm I've ever seen on the American
continent. Additionally, some international experts have
already noted that this hurricane is the most powerful
hurricane that has ever existed on the planet in all of history.
You know, I'm reading everywhere that the NOAA had some gag
order. I have no evidence of this. But I do know where the
where climate airborne weather information come from? Well,
just like climate information, and I know where satellite
images are not actual images, you know, they are composite
from satellite. They use different different kinds of
technologies but not a picture. It's not an actual picture. So I
don't know. You know, I do have you can't say these things
because then you have so many people who know about a great
conspiracy. Yeah, like so many people know about climate change
being bunk.
They have 30,000 1000 people Yeah, they miss say scientists
that have signed a document saying this is bullcrap. And no
you just ignore it. That's the way you that's how it works.
Yeah. So luckily they got the news media, all the channels
were all in on this. And they got lucky that it happened on
Friday, because they didn't have to do these the Saturday reports
and so I have to Saturday reports NBC does have a Saturday
report that's they're kind of like wimping out but the my
favourite one is the one I'm looking for here, which is the
one that we're working on Saturday. Yeah, hurricane on
Saturday. This is KTVU
mornings and this is our local station by the way.
Well, good morning to you. Welcome to mornings on Tuesday
to Saturday October 24. I'm clotting long
and good morning everyone. I'm Ross Palumbo. Topping the news.
The news this morning. More on hurricane former Hurricane
Patricia just a few moments ago that National Hurricane Centre
downgraded her from a hurricane to a tropical storm and now down
to a tropical depression that's
right 35 mile per hour winds when it actually looks
remarkably nice other this is the Grand Fiesta Americana
resort in porta Viar toe. It's just after 10 In the morning
there.
Yeah, and things are returning to normal here you can tell that
the tropical depression is what about four hours away from here
at
this point and in this picture right here doesn't even the the
incoming 35 mile that winds really bad but airports in
Guadalajara
they're showing a webcam of this resort that the beach chairs are
out nobody's even taking this stuff in because they've been
evacuated. Nothing's moved. I know it's beautiful out. So this
is the biggest scam I have ever seen. But
the only thing I can think of John is is the is manipulating
the the satellite data. There's only a couple government outfits
that deliver the actual raw data.
I can't think of anything else either it either that maybe I
know it sounds crazy, but glitch could view but you know, just as
incredible as this storm that we've never seen before in all
of world history. It went away faster than anything we've seen.
And I mean this this should be studied. The four years how this
happened? Well, I just hit them. I'm
going with the thesis that it's bad data.
I'm going with the thesis as the range If you don't mind is just
as incredibly incredible as as what they're saying. So the
storm starts off as a as a tropical storm with no big deals
floating around, it starts coming in all of a sudden,
within 24 Depending on who you listen to, I have different
clips, once it's within 36 hours once is within 20 hours, 24
hours, it jerks up to 200 miles an hour for some unknown reason
they blame it on El Nino and Warren Oh, no,
that can't be because it needs to be the jet stream. The jet
stream is what fuels that I'm telling
you what they said. Okay, I said there's I've got got a bunch of
these we can play. And none of them say Jetstream anything? No,
but that's how it works. Well, that's maybe how it works. But
that's not what they're talking about. They're about warming. So
the thing cranks up, but now this is gonna be the worst thing
in history form.
It will give me a warming clip. I want to hear them say warming.
They use the word warming all the time. Let's see hurricane
overview Saturday.
Are you ready? Yes. No, that's Saturday. That's that's when
they finally figured out there was a dud. Hurricane overview
Saturday news, our bad disaster news. Oh, here's a good one.
This is the news. Our doofus a guy from the Weather Underground
who's a big warmest and
isn't why the Weather Underground. Own now by yes it
is. By who Weather Channel? Yeah. And who owns the Weather
Channel? I don't know. We do know this. It was bought by the
Rothschilds. Okay, the
Rothschilds on it. Yeah. So here's the doofus making some
excuse. I think you'll hear it in here.
You mentioned that calling this a category five, which is the
top of the SAFFiR Simpson scale is is almost an insufficient
description of this stuff. Can
you explain?
Yes, the sanfur systems scale was developed several decades
ago. And it breaks down hurricanes had to fight them for
category one all the way up to category five. Now most of those
bands are about 20 to 30 miles per hour wide, you might you
might put it Category Five starts at 156 miles an hour, but
it has no ceiling. It's 156. And up, this storm had peak winds of
200. So it was you know 45 miles an hour above the Category Five
threshold. You might say that if we had a cat six and cat seven
that it would fall in the cats of seven range. So you know we
don't
it's almost as bad as the the new earthquake numbers which are
no longer Richter scale. This is fantastic
part storms out when they get so strong Bay, in part because once
you get to Cat five and pretty much destroys everything except
for a really well constructed building. So there's not as much
operational significance to it.
So at that level of intensity is that what we are expecting that
it's going to just cause some incredible damage on the coast
of Mexico?
Well, fortunately, it has weakened a little bit as its
approach land, it's still a very, very powerful hurricane
still a Category Five, as in the most recent observations within
the last couple of hours. Now the storm surge is going to be
pretty significant over a relatively small area. And
that's another blessing with this storm. It's not a gigantic
hurricane, but there will be a few miles where I would expect a
very, very severe destruction. And moreover, when it runs into
the very steep mountains and hillsides just inland, it's
going to be dumping gigantic amounts of rain again over not a
gigantic area. But there could be tremendous amounts of rain
along the way. So mudslides and floods are also going to be a
real issue. None of
it and then my understanding is that the storm is likely to
continue on breaking up somewhat but then heading into the
southern Texas What are you forecasting for Texas to be
looking we're gonna die here
pretty stout winds there will be some high water along the Texas
coast, but mainly a lot of rain I mean could be six to 12 inches
of rain in places like Houston and there's an ongoing heavy
rain event over Texas already because of a separate storm. So
there's gonna be some very very large local rainfall amounts and
Texas is notorious for October systems that bring in tropical
moisture and ex hurricanes from the Pacific so this is really
something to watch as well.
I read from the Business Wire December 2012 el Rothschild LLC
a private investment company, led by Chairman sir Evelyn de
Rothschild and CEO Lynn Forester de Rothschild, today announced
the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire a 70%
interest in Weather Channel LP, the world's leading provider of
interactive weather graphics and data services for television,
web and mobile. These guys provide here weather Central is
uses Hallmark scientific approach to secure customers
that include network it's Hallmark scientific approach,
it's like a Hallmark card. It's fake, to secure customers that
include network owned and operated television stations,
independent television stations, newspapers, websites and
individual businesses and consumers. So I know, I know I
sound like a crazy kooky guy
this, okay, where you can sound like one but how about if this
was a test of the gullibility of all the new servers because
everyone was in on this It wasn't just, you know, CNN, it's
science
John the data the data is is the data. So there's data Yeah. And
I like your take on it, which is a little softer, like must have
been a data flub. But you know guaranteed in the next week or
two before we hit this big Paris thing where they have sculptures
of Noah's Ark the animals out on the lawn some for some biblical
reason we don't understand Yeah, you'll see the President say
in on science and yet they've got Noah's Ark got the President
will say just earlier this month we saw the largest hurricane
ever in recorded history Well,
you're right that's what's gonna here's what they said that's
what's gonna happen
in recorded history. The largest the worst. Okay, let's try this
one hurricane scare on CBS where they didn't couldn't even get
anyone on a camera they had him call in.
And CBS News reporter Adrienne Bard is in Mexico City tonight
Adrienne
got Mexican officials are calling Hurricane Patricia a
perfect storm. Forecasters expect 15 inches of rain in the
next 24 hours.
The Perfect Storm one that looks really huge. We can talk about
as the biggest ever but doesn't do any damage power back
and waves powering up to 30 feet. There was also concern
about life threatening mudslides and what it might do to the
people who live in the rugged Sierra Madre villages. The storm
centre will hit land near Puerto Vallarta where 1000s of tourists
from hotels and cruises were evacuated in buses after the
airport closed. Authorities urged everyone in the three
state coastal area to get off the beaches and streets. Some
were not listening. Officials said they feared people might
not believe all the doomsday warning. There are shelters for
240,000 people ready with food, water, clothes and blankets.
Patricia intensified to a category five and 24 hours.
Experts blaming much warmer than usual sea temperatures. ASOs
enough has been done to prepare for this one Mexican officials
said all protocols for prevention were followed but
admitted they don't know how well the roads bridges and power
installations will hold up. Really because the force of this
storm is simply unprecedented.
Adrian Bard reporting for US from Mexico City thanks Adriana.
Let me say and by the way supposed to be
that's how we roll
everybody in Mexico City. Oops, nowhere near anything. I
said. I've corrected myself that it was important for Yatta after
that, yeah, no, but she's in Mexico City. Oh, really?
You didn't hear that?
Now? What I'm it's how she's inside in Mexico City. To play
the beginning. That's when GE announces
this is crazy. Which one was it again?
This was the hurricane the hurricane man
and CBS News reporter Adrienne Bard is in Mexico City tonight
Adrienne got Mexican efficiencies on
a phone that's fantastic. Like ridiculous. As if Mexico city
this is like you know we have some some fires in the Sierra
Nevada is and and you're giving a report from New Orleans? Yeah.
Let me give me a break. It's
a scam of epic proportions.
It's a scam of epic proportions. And
of course when whenever this happens, we need to check in
with the true scientific report.
In Greenland right now,
the maps of the world will have to be redrawn. This is what
would happen to San Francisco Bay.
John C Dvorak with a mud flat report.
There are still mud flats here at the foot of the bay as mud
flats are still there all right, we live in one thing that
bothers me the most is there will not be any retrospectives
on this massive screw up now. We have no airing the crap out of
the public. We've got some reports there was a poor woman
and her little girl they were in Puerto Vallarta they vacationing
and they were in a complete panic trying to get out on the
last plane and she's I don't know what we're gonna do over it
gets Thought care you know we're gonna have to ride out the storm
and she was just completely freaked out this whole thing
there's no there will be no retrospectively no no it goes
fiction about what how we screwed up so massively no every
news outlet did this
the only thing then this because the weather data was wrong. And
the only thing that you will hear is well we know that the
worst hurricane ever in all of Earth's recorded history was in
this year. One of the hottest October's on record something
like that. This
is you will hear that yeah, that's all just got lucky. Oh,
hey, here's another one. We dodged a bullet.
I love that. Now we the Mexicans.
Well, the Mexican Well, you know, it was gonna continue on
to Texas. Yeah, I'm happy. Yeah, by the way, everyone was like,
five miles
an hour. Do you want to actually wish somebody could actually
hold the thing up in the air and measure the wind speed? It was
35 miles an hour. I went
outside yesterday to do some groceries quickly last night.
Oh, by the way, I will say My apartment is leaking. I have an
overhanging like, like the living room extends and hangs
out a little bit in parallel to a balcony. Yeah. And the corner
is this like water. And I'll post a picture like not a little
bit to put a bucket. No, no, it's on the floor. It's not
coming from the ceiling. You have to tell. Yeah, I put the
towel down. But I'm worried about the the structural
integrity that this thing could fall right off. Oh, my
got to perfect clip for that. What's that? Another Clinton
laugh ISO? Oh, geez.
I think I have the same i So. Yeah, I have it a little better
at about the same. But before we move on to that, because I do
want to talk about that. Andrea Mitchell's took advantage of the
opportunity to talk to John Kerry about I don't know climate
change and
have a leading Republican candidate who tweeted out that
on the first day of fall, the first cold weather that this was
proof that we need more global warming. You have Republican
candidates. Republican candidates are not only silent
on the subject, they are climate deniers.
United States Senators say I'm not a scientist, so I can't make
a judgement or a candidate for president for that matter. I'm
absolutely astounded. It's incomprehensible. That a grown
up who has been to high school and college in the United States
of America.
I haven't had college. So I can say whatever I want disqualifies
themselves,
because I'm not a scientist when they've learned that the Earth
rotates on its axis. But they're not a scientist, it seems to me
that they disqualify themselves fundamentally, from high public
office with those kinds of statements. And I think the
American people will decide that the American people are
overwhelmingly in favour of doing something about climate
change. Did you say Heil Hitler. That's what I said. The sciences
in
finance, my goodness, we are in such trouble.
It's horrible. We're doomed.
We really are. And that goes equally, for this complete
nonsensical, 11 hour shitshow which, you know, let's just be
honest about something. The CIA operation that was going on in
Benghazi, the 54 people who were part of the annex lovely word,
by the way, annex like a little, like a little porch I built onto
my house, you know, this is an annex. You know, you're not
hearing any of these people. This was complete show, it was,
of course, to discredit Hillary Clinton and I and she did a good
job. Great job fighting that, that it was it made everybody
look stupid. Trey Gowdy is a douchebag.
You know, Trey Gowdy is for one thing. And then he gets his hair
made up with some stupid looking dye job in the front. White
sidewalls and a little bit, that little bitty thing sticking up,
he looks like an idiot. And I always admired the guy, because
he's a good second banana in these hearings, if he's not the
chairman. Yeah. And he's a GAO comes in late and says, Well,
the way I see it, as a lawyer, as a lawyer, lawyer, as a
prosecutor, as an ex prosecutor, not a lot. So apparently,
somebody made it the analysis that he this was a select
committee and the select committee means the chairman
gets to select people to be on the committee. He selected all
his attorney buddies. Yeah, well, of course, they're asking
these idiotic questions about you as though they're trying
that she's on trial and they're trying to get the goods on her.
Let me do something in reverse order after the fact we had the
Susan Brooks who was the more she from the she know, on the
show where she's watching Republican, and she was doing an
interview on CNN And she basically said that she's saying
in so many words that this was a total waste of everybody's time.
Trey Gowdy says it's not over. So what's not over?
She was but one serious fact witness. We have other witnesses
to interview witnesses like director Petraeus had the CIA
witnesses like Secretary Panetta, who was head of
department of defence, we are not done. In fact, there are
over a dozen interviews already scheduled in November. Now these
will be probably in classified setting so they will not be in
the public nature that that her interview was your question?
That'd be public. All right. So I didn't know that she had
requested it'd
be public. That doesn't mean they had to do it. I
thank you. Thank you. That's the crazy the girl with the lady
with the curly hair that's half over face violence me mentioned
looking at her makes me mad. Oh, these people what is meanwhile,
while this altered Flint? Well, I'll tell you that in a minute.
What was going on? Well, we are all distracted by this. I have a
couple of clips. Do you have anything to share?
I've got a couple of clips I got got one of her rambling clips.
I've also have the one which should include corporates that
laugh which I think is a good clip.
Yeah, okay. Okay. Let's play that one. Then I have a couple
others the Polaroid that
clip is the Clinton Maniacal Laugh clip. Yeah.
And I also had the laflife, nine
hours and 15 minutes into the hearing. Mrs. Clinton was asked
her 200 and 18th question I had was about where she was the
night of the attacks.
Who else was at your home? Were you alone?
I was alone. Yes. The whole night? Well, yes, the whole
night.
I don't know why that's funny. I mean, did you have any in person
briefings? I don't find it funny at all.
I'm sorry, a little note of levity at 715.
What is levity? Humour was because everyone knows that
she's in bed with Uma. Is that why it's funny? I didn't I
that's all I can think of.
I didn't think of that. Everybody knows I don't have a
dirty enough mine rival.
Sorry. That's where I am. That's where I am. There were a couple
of things that came out that were that were worth wild. This
is I thought this was an interesting comment. I did
not conduct most of the business that I did on behalf of our
country on email. I conducted it in meetings, I read massive
amounts of memos, a great deal of classified information. I
made a lot of secure phone calls. I was in and out of the
White House all the time. There were a lot of things that
happened that I was aware of and that I was reacting to. If you
were to be in my office in the State Department, I didn't have
a computer. I did not do the vast majority of my work on
email.
The Secretary of State says she did not have a computer in your
office. Yes. And this question came up in the daily briefing at
the State Department. And I don't know where Kirby is
heating, you know, I like him because he's funny, he makes
funny remarks. This other guy, I forget his name. Douchebag, too.
He got the question
speaks of not having a computer at the State Department. Is that
an unusual thing for the Secretary to not have a state or
to not have a computer within their Office of the State?
It's, I mean, unusual. I mean, look, I mean, we've only had,
you know, email is a relatively new beast, shall we say? And
rarely, a relatively new beers, this newfangled email thing,
we're talking about creation, new creation, I say thank you,
Mark Zuckerberg must have created this new crazy email
thing.
And so, you know, I think each secretary is a little bit
different and how they get information and certainly that
evolves, as technology has developed over time. So it's
hard for me to say whether it's unusual, you know, there's, you
know, there's, I would have to refer to previous secretaries.
bullcrap. Hey, do you get a spreadsheet? Yeah, I didn't get
one. Well, could you forward it to me? Okay,
can you do that from that machine? Yeah, yeah. Okay. So
apparently, she had her BlackBerry everywhere, but she
did not have she can
type into the Blackberry. Is it? A BlackBerry technically is an
email machine. Yeah.
Well, anyway, they have this some reason she said it. Now.
There was one actual thing that came out of this, which was
underplayed. In fact, I don't think I heard it anywhere except
briefly on PBS NewsHour. I did not see anyone at all report
about the email that she sent to Chelsea. And I think Bill Oh,
yeah,
with the code name. No, no, no, no, no. Yeah, it was it does.
Chelsea was or codename? Oh,
yeah. Okay, but it's now agreed she sent an email to her family.
Right? And what did she say in the email?
She said, Oh my god, the terrorists have attacked
Benghazi. I know what we're gonna do.
Yeah. So here's what troubles me. Your experts knew the truth.
Your spokesperson knew the truth. Greg Hicks knew the
truth. But what troubles me more is I think you knew the truth. I
want to show you a few things here. You're looking at an email
you sent to your family. Here's what you said. At 11 o'clock
that night, approximately one hour after you told the American
people it was a video you say to your family to Officer were
killed today in Benghazi by an al Qaeda like group like you
tell. You tell the American people one thing you tell your
family and entirely different story. Also, on the night of the
attack. You had a call with the president of Libya, is what you
said to him. And sorry, Al Sharif is claiming
responsibility. It's interesting, Mr. Khattala, one
of the guys arrested and charged actually belong to that group.
And finally, and most significantly, the next day,
within 24 hours, you had a conversation with Egyptian Prime
Minister conversation. You told him this. We know the attack in
Libya had nothing to do with the film. It was a planned attack,
not a protest. Let me read that one more time. We know now we
think not. It might be we know the attack in Libya had nothing
to do with the film. It was a planned attack, not a protest.
State Department experts knew the truth. You knew the truth.
But that's not what the American people got. Why didn't you tell
the American people exactly what you told the Egyptian Prime
Minister
that she didn't have a very satisfactory answer. And again,
this really doesn't matter in the broad scheme of what
actually went down in Benghazi. But I'd like to play the two
follow up clips to this.
Here's what I think's going on. Let me say one more slide.
Getting this from Victoria Nolan. Your press person who she
says to Jake Sullivan, Philippe Rhiness, subject line reads
this. Romney statement on Libya. Email says this is what Ben was
talking about. Assume Ben is the now somewhat famous Ben Rhoades,
author of The Talking Points Memo. This emails at 1035 27
minutes after your 1008 statement 27 minutes after
you've told everyone it's a video while Americans are still
fighting, because the attacks still going on. Your top people
are talking politics,
which I think is disgusting, without doubt. But then I called
this little bit and see if you can catch her telling you the
truth always wants to get out and Hillary Clinton boy, did she
tell the truth in this one. Now, apparently, all nostro were the
ones who claimed responsibility. And she's going to discuss that
specifically. Do you know how Alnus ro claimed that
responsibility? I don't recall. Okay. It's in this clip, and
then listen to how she explains it.
Why didn't you just speak plain to the American people?
I did. If you look at my statement, as opposed to what I
was saying to the Egyptian Prime Minister, I did state clearly
and I said it again in more detail the next morning, as did
the President. I'm sorry that it doesn't fit your narrative.
Congressman, I can only tell you what the facts were. And the
facts as the Democratic members have pointed out in their most
recent collection of them support this process that was
going on where the intelligence community was pulling together
information, and it's very much harder to do it these days than
it used to be because you have to monitor social media, for
goodness sakes, that's where the Ansar Al Sharia claim was
placed. I think the intelligence community did the best job they
could and we all did our best job to try to figure out what
was going on and then to convey that to the American people.
Did you? Did you hear the little anomaly there? No. What? Okay,
I'm gonna roll it back so you can hear it. So we now know that
through Twitter, we found out that the answer is Sheree. I'm
sorry, not under sir answer. I'll Sherea. The had claimed
responsibility for the attack. But that's not exactly what
Hillary says you
have to monitor social media for goodness sakes. That's where the
Ansari al Sharia claim was placed.
Placed, placed placed, so I don't know what was going on.
Yeah, but they placed it. It probably was placed. It's not
like they tweeted it. Now. She could have said that in so many
different ways instead. No, that's where it was placed.
Yeah. By your own people, I presume?
Yeah, that's what would use the word placed unless you had
something to do with them.
Exactly. Meanwhile, we had the mother of Sean Smith back on Fox
News once again. Now she's she's fantastic. We've had her on the
we've played several clips from her back into 2012 when this
happened, and she was on with Megyn Kelly.
Patricia Smith is Sean Smith. Mother. Patricia, thank you for
being back with us tonight. Your reaction into what I heard today
and to that email in particular,
well, that's kind of interesting because my son called me the
night before telling me about the people that would go walking
around the compound taking pictures. And they were taking
pictures of the diesel fuel and everything and that's what set
on fire. They knew that this was going to happen. They were just
planning their their their attack. He
they were people who were supposed to be guarding the
Embassy who are taking pictures, and he believed rightly, they
were in fact planning an attack and not not planning to protect
anybody. Did you own these
were the February 17. People he told me whatever that is, I
thought that was interesting. The February 17 people. That is
interesting, and the only thing I can find is February 17 2011,
was the occurrence of the first battle of Benghazi. I'm reading
from Wikipedia actually the book of knowledge. The first battle
Benghazi occurred as part of the Libyan civil war between army
units and militia men loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi
and anti Gaddafi forces in February 2011. The battle mainly
took place in Benghazi, the second largest city in Libya
with related clashes occurring in the nearby creation, cry
nation, crying account, whatever. bidaan Derner in the
Ghazi itself, most of the fighting occurred during a siege
of the government controlled katiba compound. So we need to
look into this. I only heard this this morning. But the
February 17 people is code for something and I know we have
enough producers out there who will help figure it out. Now, of
course, we know what Hillary Clinton said, When Patricia
Smith's son's body was being wheeled off of the aeroplane.
Well, now we this is way after she lied. Hillary Clinton lied
about it being a terror attack. What does it mean
to you? I mean, I know that you have believed all along that
what you were told over your son's casket was not true that
it was not about a video but to see the email from Hillary
Clinton to the Egyptian Prime Minister saying it outright
saying we know the attack had nothing to do with the film. We
know it we know it was a planned attack and not a protest. What
does that mean to you? What does what perspective does that give
you because
we very good one, she lies very simple. She is not telling the
truth. She's trying to push her own agenda through what she was
hoping would happen this what she said, not what actually
happened. And she told me it was a video that it was she told me
personally was the video. Obama told me Panetta told me, Biden
told me they all told me at the casket ceremony, that it was the
video and they would definitely call me and let me know if there
was any change as soon as they investigated a little bit more
thoroughly. I have heard nothing, nothing from the
government sense. Which is sad. Of
course it is. It's actually pathetic. Now.
I did not see a report. Now you're doing the three by
threes. Did you? Did you see anything about the emails and
lying? On the on the three by threes on the networks?
Yeah, actually, I did see a thing about the I don't know
which network? I don't have a clip I have? Well, I haven't
there was one network at least that produced the information
about briah. The question that you had initially that where she
is grilled about the two about the fake letter to her daughter.
Right. the only example I could find if a news report was on the
News Hour was some guy some reporter. And he sums it up
quite succinctly. But then what's her name? The old bird.
JUDY WOODRUFF. Yeah, Jew who should not be wearing sleeveless
dresses anymore. If I was in charge of a news hour, I would
do. hires to old well hire callers and I watched this thing
in HD. Come on, higher collars, sleeves. That's all I'm just I'm
just not a big deal. I'm protecting her. I view this as a
television professional,
although I think her lipsmacking is more problematic.
I think the most interesting moment by far was when
Congressman Jim Jordan was saying to her in some detail,
that you Secretary Clinton told your family in one email that
this was an attack linked to al Qaeda, that you said in a phone
call with an Egyptian leader, that this was not something tied
to an anti Muslim video, and then saying, but the talking
points come out of the White House at the time where this was
not Al Qaeda. And this was linked to this video. I thought
that was the most effective and sort of new moments in the in
the entire line of questioning. And her answer back was not
terribly strong. Her answer back was there's conflicting
intelligence. We were trying to sort of wade through it. But she
couldn't quite give the direct answer of why she was saying in
an email, something very different than what was being
said public
for the audience. Why does it matter? Why did that? Why did
that? Why does it matter whether she was saying one thing because
she tried to say, Well, I was trying to warn other countries.
We didn't want to see this thing happening anyplace else.
So I mean, The Republican charges basically are two parts.
One is why does
it matter that she lied? What? This is a serious news person
asking this question.
That is odd. Yes. Why does it matter
that she lied?
She ignored security. So substantively, she could have
done more to make the compounds safer. And then much more
damaging.
Yeah. I think that now that I'm listening to this, and then,
contemplating that question that she wasn't listening
was well, she said quite clearly, why does it matter that
she Yeah,
but she said, Wait, is it like, you're, you're telling me
something? Well, Adam, why does it matter? I don't have any this
is
what she said. She said, why does it matter that she lied?
She didn't say that. She did. She did she
couldn't answer of why she was saying in an email something
very different than what was being said publicly for
the audience. Why does it matter? Why did that? Why did
that why does it matter whether she was saying one thing because
she tried to say well, I was trying
to warn was not the same John. Why does it matter? Don't
think so. Okay, other countries?
I don't I don't think she's paying attention.
No, it's possible. She probably looking at herself out of the
corner of her eye in the monitor thinking cheese that looked like
crap. I should wear I shouldn't wear sleeveless anymore. I love
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So I'm watching democracy now. And she doesn't seem to be as
lockstep into the into the memes of the Benghazi hearing.
I mean, Amy Goodman Warren peace War and Peace Report Amy
goodman.com or.com.
She It's you sceptical enough that she brought somebody on
who's in. This guy's interesting. His name is Mel.
Mel Goodman. I have three clips from him. And he's interesting
because he's ex CIA. And he's ex that little State Department.
And
of course, we don't really know if anyone's ex CIA anymore,
considering, you know, Fox had a guy on who was fake,
right? I'm sure this this is possible. This guy has written a
couple of books, and he's, and he has good points to make
whether he's ex CIA Aries militia,
but he was working for you said for the State Department that
Victoria Nuland led State Department intelligence,
this was back in the 80s. He was not recently but he was part of
that little that secretive little intelligence group that
the State Department has. Yeah, that's the one that was screwing
us up. So let's play a little of this. This is his opening
remarks he's introduced with a long, typical long introduction
from AMI cut most of that often. This is kind of interesting.
Can you start off by talking about the significance of the
hearing yesterday? What was learned? What wasn't learned?
And what you think are the key questions to be asked that may
have never been asked formally by any of these committees?
Thank you, Amy. what was learned was irrelevant. What was
relevant wasn't discussed. And it was those areas that concern
me. Why was the CIA operating a base out of Benghazi? Why was
the State Department operating a transitional mission facility at
TMF? It wasn't a consulate in Benghazi. Why was Ambassador
Stevens who was aware of the security situation in Benghazi
in the first place? So none of these questions have been asked?
And remember when the planes flew the survivors out of
Benghazi to get them back to Tripoli, for every State
Department official on that play, and there were five or six
CIA employees? And My sources tell me that the CIA was there
to buy back weapons that we had given to Qaddafi in the first
place. So the question all of this begs, and this is where
Hillary Clinton's remarks did concern me is that we created a
disaster in Libya, it was the decision to conduct regime
change the decision to go after Qaddafi, which eventually led to
his death. And remember, Hillary Clinton, welcome that news with
the words we came, we saw he died. Now, there is a link to
what Putin is doing in Syria, because remember, we had to tell
the Russians that we had very limited objectives, a very
limited mission in Benghazi so that they would not veto the UN
resolution. And then essentially, Putin finds out
that our mission really was to go after Qaddafi, creating this
instability, this dis continuity, this chaos, and
Libya. So it really needs to be discussed. What is the role of
military power in the making of foreign policy? Why does Hillary
Clinton think that Libya is not a disaster? And why was Hillary
Clinton pushing for the military role in Libya in the first
place? These are important issues. As far as the hearings
were concerned, she testified for off and on for for nearly 11
hours, she handled herself extremely well and she
essentially exposed the fact that these were a group of
Republican troglodytes doing their best to marginalise her
and humiliate her, and they totally failed.
Yep. Now, I want to mention one thing that somebody pointed out
on it's actually a comedy show, and they talked it over with
Mimi. And this goes back to Hillary not sweating and
possibly being a lizard.
And I'm the crackpot. She is
a menopausal older woman who can sit 11 hours without having to
take a pee.
Now she did take a pee one. Oh, she did. She got him took a pee.
There was one there was there was a break that had a break.
Okay, well, then, then I gotta take it back. But I'll tell you
something else. She was reading half of her answers. It's now I
figured out what she talks like this when she's talking to
answering questions. But when you look at the closer talk and
slow enough, yeah, you are right. That I have been
answering questions in this regard. She's reading in fact,
at one point like what tab? Are we on? What time are we on? She
could be like, what tab? Is that? What tab? Because she has
a written answer for every question. She knows the
questions. And she's reading you see what she does is she'll to
pretend that she's kind of looking away thinking but she's
reading she's reading and she's on some kind of heavy ass meds.
Oh, she's on something. Oh, there's no, I should have
brought that up too. But you're right. She's definitely on
something to keep her from getting nuts like she would do
now. She has hypothalamic hypothyroidism, which is a part
of her no sweating. And the great thing about that is you
can regulate almost everything with the thyroid. So you can
slow you can slow someone down. You can speed someone up, you
can get them up to normal. I know I've lived with
hypothyroidism
but here is a clip from Hillary. This is a dude exhibiting what
you described as reading. This is Hillary, what must we do
better clip?
You know, I would imagine I thought more about what happened
then all of you put together. I've lost more sleep than all of
you put together. She sounds like cat. I have been racking my
brain about what more could have been done.
I'm your biggest fan. Cheeks. She sounds like an insane
person.
Now. This is this is her insane. So I mean, that is the land of
unconfirmed. Yes, we came, we saw he died. Have anything to do
with your
let's go back to the the Melvin Goodman, somehow this is the
this is the middle remark. This is the just a little interim
complaint about the hearings. Hold on. Mill Goodman interim
complaint. Sorry, gotcha.
But the fact is we use military power in these places. And now
they're less stable than they were before and to talk about
nation building is particularly silly. We can't rebuild
Baltimore. So what are we going to do and Aleppo and Mosul and
Benghazi and Tripoli, we have to be more balanced and more
restrained with our use of power. And Hillary Clinton
should have been forced to discuss that yesterday. But I
don't think that panel was interested in American national
security. These were a bunch of gotcha questions that got this
country nowhere.
In fact, I go so far as to say that Trey Gowdy is a Democrat.
I you know, this is funny, you'd say that because I did these
things were over. From what I could tell this would just
benefited Hillary. Everybody. The litany was out there, the
new meme showed out that these guys are a bunch of clowns. The
Republicans were clowns, then this whole thing didn't work.
And Hillary stood fast. And I've talked to women who said, Well,
I don't even like Hillary, but she did such a great job. Maybe
I'll vote for her. Now. I
heard women say the same thing. They liked, they liked her. They
liked how they and that was also part of the narrative. And
because no one heard the actual outright lie. But yeah, it's
these were, this is not about what really happened. That's
why, you know, they're just trying to catch her on one
little thing that took 11 hours, they got one line about an
email, which AMY GOODMAN to her, you know, says, What difference
does it make? What difference does it make if she didn't? She
said, something that was an AMI that was Woodruff? Yes. And this
is interchangeable? Well, let's
go to the last comments, which I think are quite interesting. In
Israel fascinate you. I think this is the he's very blessed
Brennan, and the whole structure of the CIA currently.
Now, Goodman, you're a former CIA and State Department
analyst. Let's talk about the role of the CIA, for example, in
Libya, the CIA and the State Department, are they merging?
And does that endanger diplomacy when people in other countries
think it's the same thing?
Well, the problem I think, is even greater than that. What
with the merger that's taking place, particularly under this
director, John Brennan, John Brennan, is the merger between
the CIA and the Pentagon. I left the CIA in the 1980s because of
the politicisation of intelligence under Bill Casey
and Bob Gates. But what John Brennan has done is created the
CIA as a paramilitary institution that is really doing
the bidding of the Pentagon. He said in his confirmation
hearings, he was going to give up drone warfare that that
properly belonged in the Pentagon if we shouldn't be
doing it at all, which is another question. But not only
has he not done that, we've expanded the use of the drones.
Now he's merging intelligence analyst and operatives, which
will further politicise intelligence. So what I worry
about is the CIA that was created by Harry Truman to
challenge the Pentagon, to challenge intelligence briefings
by the Pentagon, to try to get an understanding of why we need
arms control and disarmament and there the CIA and the State
Department. And when we had an arms control and disarmament
agency, which Bill Clinton got rid of the CIA did some very
good work. But if you look at the last 10 years, if you look
at politicise intelligence, the phoney case to go to war, people
like Mike Morel, a deputy director, who was called the Bob
Gates of his generation by Politico, and we certainly know
what that means. The politicisation of all the
intelligence to invade Iraq, secret prisons, extraordinary
renditions, torture and abuse. This is what needs to be
addressed. But I think frankly, President Obama has been
intimidated by this process intimidated by the very military
industrial complex that Eisenhower warned about in 1961
Being go Boom shakalaka You're right. I do like that. And that
kind of makes a little bit of sense why bro Brennan's email
got hacked. There's probably a lot of guys in CIA who are
pissed off. Yeah. reorg. And you know exactly how well what's
your show how stupid you are. Maybe they weren't near the
intent there was to
embarrass you. That's why they embarrassed the AOL thing. That
was it. That was the punch line. Yeah,
exactly. Yeah, they Well, you're right. Yeah, you're right.
This is a doofus that's running everything. And he's got an AOL
account, you know, just the guy you want run and everything.
And while we were, you know, most people were paying
attention to the news certainly was paying attention to that
this cyber Information Sharing Act. Advanced in the Senate. No
one paid attention to that.
Too complicated.
Yeah. Interesting that an additional $37 million in
emergency funding for the Office of Personnel Management has been
taken out of the system bill. And a why, say, you know, I was
37 million doesn't sound like a government programme to cyber
harden anything. 370 million would be more likely. I don't
know why this, this little weeny amount. But speaking of the
faulty intelligence that got us into the Iraq War this morning,
Tony Blair, known as the poodle lapdog of George W. Bush, back
in the day, confessed to a number of things on Fareed
Zakaria, the anti constitutionalist. Douchebag on
CNN, did you see this?
No, I didn't I did they go did some people come into the, into
the studio there to arrest him? They should have
given, however, that Saddam Hussein did not prove to have
weapons of mass destruction was the decision to enter Iraq and
topple his regime a mistake?
You know, whenever I'm asked this, I can say that I apologise
for the fact that the intelligence we received was was
wrong. Because even though he had to use chemical weapons
extensively against his own people against others, Shari,
not Shari, the programme in the form that we thought it was did
not exist in the way that we thought. So I can apologise for
that. I can also apologise, by the way for some of the mistakes
and planning and certainly our mistaken in our understanding of
what would happen once you remove the regime. But I find it
hard to apologise for removing Sudan, I think, even from today
in 2015, it is better that he's not there than he is there.
When people look at the rise of ISIS, many people
stop here for one second. So he's saying, hey, sorry. Sorry.
Yeah, what are we know, but you know, ultimately, it's better,
you know, everybody wins in the end, except for, you know, a
million people killed
devices, many people point to the invasion of Iraq as the
principal cause. What do you say?
I think the elements of truth in that, but I think, again, got to
be extremely careful otherwise, from a misunderstand what's
going on in Iraq and in Syria today. Of course, you can't say
that those of us who remove Saddam in 2003, bear no
responsibility for the situation in 2015. But it's important also
to realise, one, that the Arab Spring, which began in 2011,
would also have had its impact on Iraq today. And to ISIS
actually came to prominence from a base in Syria and not in Iraq.
And that leads me to the broader point, which I think is so
essential when we're looking at policy today, which is we have
tried intervention and putting down troops. In Iraq. We've
tried intervention without putting in troops in Libya. And
we've tried no intervention at all, but demanding regime change
in Syria. It's not clear to me that even if our policy did not
work, subsequent policies have worked better.
A dick, he left one off the list was bringing the Russian army
into Syria.
Yeah. Exactly. Well, with that in mind and Kevin effect, yeah,
with that in mind, there are some things going on. And
there's an interesting view, we always talk about the
differences between ISIS, which is ISIS ISIL. And then there's a
couple other descriptors. Yeah, there are more and there's
reasons for that. I think now, it's starting to be proven.
First here is Foreign Minister Lavrov of Russia. And there's a
couple of years so he really wants to, you know, to move
things along, and at least that's what he's saying. And he
wants to talk about a political solution to the quagmire.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says the Kremlin wants to
see Syria get ready for parliamentary and presidential
elections. Now. spent comes nearly one month after Russia
launched airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria
in support of President Bashar Al Assad's government. Lavrov
also said Russia would be willing to help Western backed
Free Syrian Army rebels with Russian air support. If it knew
where they were. We got the we are ready to get better
support to patriotic opposition as well, including the so called
Free Syrian Army. But we need to get in contact with the people
who have the authority to represent certain armed groups
that are fighting against terrorism, among other things.
Moscow and Washington have butted heads over a political
transition of power in Syria, with Washington saying the
solution must see Assad removed from power. The latest move
could be a sign that Russia is beginning to use its increased
influence in Damascus to reach a political settlement.
It's always good to throw in Allahu Akbar, in your report
this. So here so they're now talking about the Free Syrian
Army. And I think the Free Syrian Army is comprised of as
John McCain would say, the State Department backed rebels. I'm
sorry, the CIA back to Boston, same thing. The CIA backed
rebels and the defence department the Pentagon backed
rebels. That's what they call a Free Syrian Army but John Kerry
really amidst all of this talk of ISIS and ISIL ISIS and ISIL
Free Syrian Army John Kerry more on comes out with this the
United
States I want to emphasise welcomes support in the fight
against ash.
Now why is he saying dash all of a sudden because he's specifying
the group he's specifying that is a small group of eight holes
that really can be routed out. And everything else he doesn't
want anyone to touch it? Maybe I think so.
But it's not a bad thesis. Yeah. And why is he using dash nobody
uses dash Yeah, unless he's specifically referring to I
mean, this is this are these are these cover your ass state I
believe dash it would go like this. Let me explain how this
works. You you or something bad happens and a bunch of guys get
killed and again and they say carry all these people these
these guys got killed these guys and these guys and these guys?
No, no, I wanted to get killed as dash. I had nothing to do
with these other guys. Just dash dash and I can tell you who
dashes this little group right here.
I think dash I think dash is the Iranian fighters who are in
there. No, yeah, that's okay. No,
because there's no way No, it's not possible. You
know, I don't know anything. This call could be a movie set
for all I care who the hell knows. I'm not seeing anything.
Speaking of movie set. I've been waiting for a while now. I know
there's Let me
guess you're waiting for this next Star Wars trailer. Hail
Apple
know. Star Wars trailer. Ah, ya know, the SITE Intelligence
Group has an RSS feed. And with that, you get the headlines from
their feed, which you can you can't see anything. So you can't
see the videos, you can't see any of the full stories. It's
just a small summary of the beginning of the story. You if
you want to see the videos, you have to register as a news now
you can register as an individual to under $50 a year.
But that does not give you the right to use them. You can now
if you register as a news organisation, it's 1000s of
dollars a year and you get to use their material. So I can
legally not you know get a 250 a year subscription and use it
because you know that's part of the stipulation that's just for
individual use. So whenever something is in finally makes it
to the mainstream, which I think has its reasons we can use it.
So I've seen I haven't seen the actual video because I can't get
to it. I've seen the headlines of ISIS runs over guy in a tank.
They've gotten you all new videos and other beheading all
kinds of things we have not seen in the mainstream and I think
their job Rita Katz, the Iraqi Jew who has a chip on her
shoulder who was clearly complicit in making these videos
I believe I think she just keeps making shit until it's time for
someone to pick something up when the when the script calls
for something and she always has something at the ready like
this.
Besides, it's a slickly produced
video right there, you know, Oh, we're back on top. It's a Rita
Katz production everybody
featuring a militant who knows a little something about making a
good film.
These are the houses of brothers and your sisters of your
father's of your children
and heavily armed with a distinct British accent. The man
says he is with the illness for front alkaitis branch in Syria.
Destroyed shattered exploded and in the video he slams the
competing terror group ISIS for decimating a village in northern
Syria.
The followers of the so called Islamic State decided that in
the middle of Ramadan seventh of Ramadan that the best worship
they could perform was to bomb the houses of innocent Muslims.
According to the SITE Intelligence Group, which posted
the video the Milton goes by Apple busser. All Brittani, but
tonight CNN has learned his reel of
Abu Bakr Al Brittani, like the guy from England clearly name is
Lukas Kinney at his family once moved in Hollywood's top circle
and exposes a distraught family member tells CNN Lucas Kinney is
the son of Patrick Kinney and assistant director who worked on
blockbusters like Braveheart. That's all for nothing if you
don't have 3d. Kenny's father also helped direct Rambo sequel.
And when all of
all films that give you the skills to do you know, I don't
know military type sets
worked with Steven Spielberg on Indiana Jones and the Last
Crusade most people are trying to kill. Now it appears Lucas
Kenny is on his own terror crusade.
This is a guy that had every advantage
to bring in the English. The British speaking expert
terrorism expert because it's found in short fish
on stage in life, yet still ended up with al Qaeda with a
terrorist group in Syria. Somebody who appears to travel
to Syria because he believed it was his religious duty to fight
Jihad number CNN has learned
I love how they say that. This guy is on a crusade. It's kind
of the opposite of what what jihad is about
and his father and his mother, a British national divorce two
years ago, he attended the best schools in Cairo, Saudi Arabia
and Britain. One relative says Lucas was a rock and roller who
once played in a band called Hannah's got herpes.
It doesn't get much better than this report. Hannah's got
herpes, everybody. Hey everybody. Welcome to 20 video
countdown I'm Adam curry and number one today we've got
Hannah's got herpes. Your mama's got a wart.
Tonight it appears Lucas Kenney is using those performance
skills to aid a brutal terror group. And experts warn he could
exploit his familiarity with Western culture to deadly
effect.
These recruits are becoming suicide bombers ready to give up
their lives. The worry is that they could be sent back to the
west to launch attack so they can be trained inside Syria by
al Qaeda right now the group's focus is on Syria over the wires
that could change.
I love it new guy on the scene. Buddy Buddy I'll bug bread time.
And the thing is he could exploit his knowledge of Western
culture. Yes,
he might it could happen anybody could
go down to your local falafel shop here in New York and
somebody could exploit their knowledge of Western culture if
anyone has access to the site intelligence video feed please
send me a copy of the following headline I read when I read the
headline and the the the Synopsis
The schmuck al Islam instigation workshop. It's like the
Children's Television Workshop only in in, in the Middle East,
a media group affiliated with a prominent Deep Web jihadi forum.
Smoke al Islam released a video advising Islamic State
supporters in how to best utilise Twitter to promote is
material showing a mock beheading of Twitter founder
Jack Dorsey. I know what should be tech news, but I had to slip
it in early. Please send me this video. Please.
That'd be great.
That's hilarious.
Mock Jack
Dorsey. That's fantastic.
That's why I grew a beard I think just to become incognito
nor to join the ranks. Who the hell knows?
The whole thing this Jack Dorsey thing is strange. Yeah,
he he I think it's wrong that he had well, we'll do that. I think
it's wrong. But he he had to give up a third of his stock.
What is that all about? I don't know. Why not all game? Yes.
There's Why not all the investors have no idea. See? No,
no, good luck. Good luck, Jack. Good luck. You know, they should
just let the thing go away. Twitter should fold and then we
know then is would have no more chance.
There you go. Why are they keeping this thing alive? Such
as that the government by a mountain didn't shutter it and
it
makes no sense. Why would the the ISIS ISIL dash isis that
thing? Why would they want to get rid of Twitter? It's their
main recruitment tool. I'm told over and over again. That makes
no sense.
Well, they claim that they won't say every time one of them gets
caught on Twitter. Ali Akbar they get kicked off
Ali Ali Akbar you Whatever follow Akbar Ali, Ali Ali Akbar.
Yeah. Well, they get kicked off. Yeah. man.
Hey, I saw Mark Hall's documentary killing ed on
Saturday.
Yeah, you think he's email me saying something like that, when
used tweeted that you saw?
I also mentioned it on Thursday show. Oh, wow. This is great.
What's it about? So, it's initially it starts off about
the charter schools in America. And, you know, how how charter
schools work, but around 1010 12 minutes, it shows quite clearly
and this is where the rest of the documentary goes. That
photographer Tula Gulin, that's the mom who lives in
Pennsylvania who was set up there by the, you know, the
billionaire who had felt had a falling out with Erawan and who
was exiled so self imposed exile to Pennsylvania, the Poconos and
up there in his big camp, who runs 500 More than 500 charter
schools in the United States. A large number 150 of them in
Texas alone on the harmony charter schools. Yeah. And it
shows that the teachers barely speak English they speak Turkish
they have no credentials. The Turkish non English speaking
teachers make twice as much as the as the the poor schlubs who
are coming in for 20,000 A Year to you know, with teaching
degrees. How they take all kinds of politicians on free trips to
Turkey, including douchebag du jour, Mike McCaul, that horrible
woman from Dallas, what's her name? The idiot we hate so much?
Which which one? Oh, the black one? Yeah. Was Sheila Jack
Sheila
Jackson. They're all in Turkey, living it up having a good time,
all for free taking bribes buying rugs. And it's an it but
it's what I like about it is it doesn't? Well, so the conclusion
I got walking away from the movie is if you want to have a
bloodless jihad, if you want to expand the Ottoman Empire, which
without doubt is certainly heir to one's mission. And I think is
also is the Imams Gulin is his mission, you know, then the best
way to do it is to educate 1000s and 1000s and 1000s of children
about how great Turkey is. And you know how great Islam is. And
there's there's no oversight. And you know, they're also in
Pearson.
Thank you, Bill Gates. Yeah.
And so it really focuses on the education aspect, but it has
enough of what Mark calls easter eggs in there that you really
just go holy crap, who is this guy? What is going on?
Outstanding, outstanding, and I can't I he'll probably get some
interesting protests when this thing opens up. He's already you
know, he's a lawyer, a former lawyer, and you can ever be an
ex lawyer. So he's prepared. He's ready. He's already
received some, you know, some nasty nasty nasty noise here and
there. But killing ad is the movie killing ad. I think it's
killing ed.com.
Killing education. Yeah.
So that was my lipsmack. Yeah, killing ed.com. Very
interesting. Yeah. Well, I heard it. Very interesting. Certainly,
if you're a no if there's any no agenda thinking going on in your
brain, you've heard about for Tula Gulin. And why this is not
being discussed?
Well, it's because they've bribed the Congress, obviously,
Sheila Jackson, whatever last legal name,
Sheila Jackson, Lee and Mike McCaul who was on the
Intelligence Committee, and the amount of federal money going to
this outfit is in excess of half a billion dollars per year for
bull crap charter schools that are no good, that are not
teaching kids anything. They got all kinds of undercover footage
of each of these schools is a joke, hey, we do a science fair
and the kids didn't make the project. Now they were given
projects that told how to set up their booth and how to talk
about it. It's it's disgusting. Well, it's
a form of education. Yeah. Okay. Folks, all good point.
It's a great. Congratulations to mark. Good work.
Well, this is just another thing that we have to keep on. Well,
we've
been on, you know, all over it really. Just another extra bit
that we need to be
before we leave the Middle East. I do want to play this one clip.
It's kind of an interesting little clip. It's actually a
long clip. It's not that long. This is cousine itch. A clip
taken when in 2012 before he got screwed by his own party and
gerrymandered out of it. job because nobody wants to listen
to this. We liked
casinos a lot. He was a he was a Democrat, I guess he still is.
And he made a lot of sense. It just his his posture and his
voice made him, you know, just doesn't work for American media
politics,
not any No. And they then did he also they didn't need to hear
His message. Now, why would that there's a lot of corruption
going on in Washington. And you know, we got to do something
about it. And then there's just I have a solution to the
corruption. Let's get rid of you
for the diplomatic corps, who serves our nation to start at
the beginning. And that's what I shall do. The security threats
in Libya, including the unchecked extremist groups are
armed to the teeth exists because our nation spurred on a
civil war, destroying the security and stability of Libya.
And you know, no one defends Qaddafi. Libya was not in a
meltdown before the war. In 2003. Gaddafi reconciled with
the community of nations by giving up his nation's pursuit
of nuclear weapons. At the time, President Bush said Qaddafi's
actions made our country and our world safer. Now, during the
Arab Spring, uprisings across the Middle East occurred, and
Gaddafi made ludicrous threats against Benghazi based on those
verbal threats. We intervene. I absent constitutional authority,
I might add, we bombed Libya, we destroyed their army, we
obliterated their police stations, lacking any civil
authority, armed brigades control security, al Qaeda
expanded its presence. Weapons are everywhere, 1000s of
shoulder to air missiles around the loose, our military
intervention led to greater instability in Libya. Many of us
Democrats and Republicans alike made that argument to try to
stop the war. It's not surprising, given the inflated
threat and the grandiose expectations inherent in our
nation building in Libya, that the State Department was not
able to adequately protect our diplomats from this predictable
threat. It's not surprising, and it's also not acceptable. We
want to stop the attacks on our embassies. Let's stop trying to
overthrow governments. This should not be a partisan issue.
Let's avoid the hype. Let's look at the real situation here.
interventions do not make us safer. They do not protect our
nation. They are themselves a threat to America must be
eliminated. Big mistake
doing talking since
Yeah, well, he's out. Out for good. That kind of thing.
Did you see Jeb Bush? Whining and complaining crying
out for Jeb Bush. He's just pathetic.
This is I love this. He's crying. Here is if we of course
if
he knows that he was assigned, you know, he was like, you know,
there's some backroom somewhere and he was assigned to be the
next president. And it's folded on thanks to Trump coming in and
screwing it screwing with him. And now he's whining before just
it's not
it's beyond whining. He's like a little spoiled brat. Douchebag.
This
election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing
done. That I don't want anything. I don't want any part
of it. I don't want to be elected president to sit around
and see gridlock just become so dominant. I want to do great
things like my brother, my daddy, but people literally are
in decline in their lives. Whatever that means. That is not
my motivation. I got a lot of really cool things that I could
do other than sit around.
I could do all Coben's and I could go flying. I could go
boating, I could do I have a good job, make things and sell
them on Etsy. This is not
being miserable, listening to people demonise me and me
feeling compelled to demonise them. That is a joke. Electron
if you want that you go ahead and
elect him then you'll see how it works out.
Yeah, I heard this one too. I don't have Trump's I should have
clipped it because he was writing him even more say and
now apparently Jeb has to meet with his mommy and daddy. What's
going on? That's exactly what you'd imagine.
That's that's not my president. I'll tell you that for sure.
Whining baby dick.
Yeah, well, was he added in all along?
Ah, yeah, I mean, you can just see how it goes. Alright, Jeb,
you're up you're gonna be next up next president it's all in
the buggies all days on the pocket ready to go
and it would be like this. With George W. The family put Cheney
in it as vice president just that exact same reason handle
him of course. Yeah. handler Yeah. So you don't go off the
rails because the kids are obviously you know, idiots
drinking beer choking on pretzels. Remember, I remember
that vaguely the chokan thing Yeah,
he almost died. Ah, man. All right, let's check in with my
favourite topic I remain obsessed about the migration,
world migration taking place.
So this is it once they cross this bridge, a few more steps
and they are into Slovenia. But what the Slovenian authorities
are saying is that Croatia is simply dumping 1000s upon 1000s
of refugees and migrants on their border. The Slovenian
security forces soon pick this group up, but there's no
transport. They now have to walk 10 kilometres to the nearest
camp.
Yeah, how about Jeb Bush making.
Under the watchful eyes of armed police, maybe solways They're
carrying automatic weapons. This
hostile high migrants take a look at my automatic weapon the
reception perhaps deliberate because the Slovenian government
insists it cannot cope with this large influx into such a small
country. But the Croatian say they'll continue dropping as
many refugees and migrants as possible on the border, not
least because of fears the numbers arriving in this region
from Greece may soon increased dramatically. It is
9000 11,000 And then now we can expect about 30,000 people in
next few days here.
Meanwhile, the group walking through Slovenia is finally
approaching a transit camp.
That's not Hi, good to see you.
But they're greeted with jeers from the refugees and migrants
inside the camps already for others shout to us that they and
their children are hungry. If ever there was a need for
European countries to coordinate their approach to the migrant
crisis.
It is now Yeah, and they have another emergency meeting today
in Bruceville. Brooksville see what we're going to do,
meanwhile, the German newspapers are full on globalising
everything this is pretty cool headlines. Refugees don't steal
jobs headline refugees are all good people no criminals no
terrorists headline all will be good. Go back to playing your
harpsichord citizen it's all fine.
Wow Yeah. And
in Sweden the Sweden is really falling apart you Sweden is not
a very big country.
No it's very small. They have like six or 7 million people
landmass but the number of people there is very small play
that Sweden killing so you get a little background on one thing
going on outstanding.
Police in Sweden now say that a masked man who attacked a school
with a sword and knife yesterday was motivated by race. He killed
two people and wounded two in troll Hutton. It's a town with a
large role
Houghton is that where the trolls live? They should troll
troll hunting
in troll Hutton. It's a town with a large immigrant
population. All of the victims were dark skinned. Today
mourners paid their respects at a makeshift
memorial. She says dark skinned but what she means is black.
They're not dark skinned, like Syrian dark skinned, they're
black. These are not refugees from Syria. These
are like Sudanese Yes, sir. Yes, four out of five. In
fact, according to the local newspapers are not from zero,
while the local police chief reported on the investigation
why that is
so lame, dark skinned. What? Why don't you say what you mean
there, Judy? thing? What's her name? Judy, Judy,
we have discovered a letter in his apartment and it has some
notes in it that tells us that he has planned the act. And he
has also he planned it out of headcam perspective. And he's
also told us by that letter that he is going to consider that
this will be his final act.
The attack came as it was announced that as many as
190,000 asylum seekers may enter Sweden this year alone, but
today the government agreed to restrict the country's liberal
immigration policies.
Yeah, hello from Sweden from troll hunters.
I wanted to play that clip for two reasons. One of them kind of
a little background but the police guy that's your That's
the voice you do.
Yes, we have lots of problems with the troll hunters, hunters
hunters, hidden troll hunters country we have a lot of
problems with the 190,000 we expect to come end and we see
the tents are burning tents are being burned by the people
Sweden.
I'm glad you liked it.
The people of Sweden don't like the 190,000 immigrants it's we
can't have him that dark skinned Luke Luke Luke Luke. This is
he's not a Syrian. He's Blackie. Now just made all sweet he's
racist.
Well, let's we do not get as much support from the Swedes as
we should
No wonder
my goodness, yes. Okay.
Oh, boy. Oh boy. Oh boy.
Yeah, just like Republican talk radio,
but she just like it. Bunch of racist eight holes. Exactly.
We're just like it after the show on Thursday, you said I
think you're right. This is world war three. And and it is a
different form of of war. Let's take into account one more thing
that we didn't get to on Thursday show.
So I want to match up a little I don't I'll just going to talk a
big game, but I'd like to match it up with the changes that took
place in Germany in the 30s. Okay, well, yeah, so it comes
through, I'm not going to do it today. I'm just but I'm going to
do it. And it's going to match up perfectly. So we do have the
conflagration taking place in 2020. Because there's somebody
came with a very similar theory as to my cycles. But he's basing
it on a 50 year cycle. I'm not getting that not happening. uses
4040.
Well, you know that now US companies have three months to
negotiate a new safe harbour deal if you've been following
this. I know. Yeah, this is part of the strike back. So the first
thing we have is what what did we talk about on Thursday? What
are the Europeans doing? Geez, now, what still fuzzy, while it
doesn't matter. Here's the latest thing. European data
protection authorities have given the European Commission
and national governments three months to come up with an
alternative to the safe harbour agreement, which was swept away
just two weeks ago by a ruling of the Court of Justice of the
European Union. This is about Facebook, in particular, not
being allowed to take data that is collected and stored in the
EU countries. They may not ship that back to the US for analysis
or anything else. And of course, they're doing that consistently,
you know, their networks are like like that one big data
centre data. And the EU is saying, Okay, you got to do you
got three months to figure it out. But this is a huge problem.
And this is part of world war three. Well,
we'll get involved for another three years.
What was the four years maybe? Yeah, but what was the thing
that we were talking about on Thursday? That was also part of
the world? No, that was that was the same safe harbour deal. Was
it something else?
I don't know. We do the show. We get the information out there.
And then we go
forward and we forget about it. Yeah, go forward.
Go backwards.
But but this is what this is what's happening. This this, you
know, we of course, struck out in Germany and be like screw the
screwed Volkswagen. And let's be honest, we screwed Volkswagen.
We screwed them. Yeah, everyone is doing this. Every single
diesel company was screwing around with defeat devices.
Turns out I think Volkswagen might have had multiple defeat
devices just to make it even crazier. How
many different defeat devices did fog fog and make just how
many people were in on the scheme? The company says a few
rogue engineers created the software that fooled emissions
tests. But Reuters sources say VW made multiple versions over a
prolonged period. If true, it would suggest a more complex
deception by the German carmaker VW is defeat devices were
installed on about 11 million vehicles worldwide. Analysts
estimate the scandal could cost the company up to 35 billion
euros. When you toss up the likely cost of vehicle refits,
fines and lawsuits VW in Europe and the United States has
declined to comment on whether it developed multiple devices,
citing ongoing investigations by the company and authorities in
both regions. Some industry experts say if there were
several versions of the device, it would raise the possibility
that more employees were involved. That's a key issue for
investors because it could affect the size of potential
fines and the extent of management change at the
company. And there could be more trouble ahead for those at the
top. There are reports that legal action could be launched
on behalf of shareholders with as much as 40 billion euros
being sought over the scandal
of 40 billion fabulous get a hold of one of these things are
gonna be worth money one day I don't know what the hell that
was. This is what I want.
Only good phones a landline and the phone should be made out of
Bakelite.
Right everybody it is Sunday time for the tech Horning to
move out of the way is the Korean divorce aka technology
consulting group bring you another Sunday tech news hail
Apple John
Hale apple.
What you got?
I got a couple of things. Here is a story about the A founder
of CNET
Oh, Halsey minor, yes, close the
holes he went on. When he went he had money before he
gave it all he blew it all on hookers and blow and wound up
with not much.
Now he blew it on art and imagines that he didn't live in
one of them in San Francisco at night 800 Washington, which has
been sitting vacant for the last two or three years but he had
his art collection in there and now tell you, I'm going to play
this story. And I'm going to now say that I could this is the one
reason I think it might have been fortuitous if I was on
Facebook, but I wasn't so I missed out on apparently some
good art at a good price. Oh,
drat.
There you go. A vacant mansion and one big art heist and I
believe say a squatter almost got away with it. KPI X fives
Andrea Borba is in San Francisco with that story, Andrea?
Well Can neighbours here in Presidio heights say the home
has become a blight and a nuisance and is often the scene
of San Francisco police chases through the property. They say
one suspect moved in and set up shop. 800 Washington San
Francisco detective say this man 39 year old Jeremiah Kaler tried
to pull off a low rent version of The Thomas Crown Affair. It
all began when they say the Arizona native started squatting
on the decaying Property two months ago. neighbours say the
mansion most recently owned by the founder of CNET has been
vacant for at least five years, they first noticed Taylor
lurking and called SFPD. But Taylor had an answer for them.
Do you advise to the officers that he was in the process of
being the proprietor of this home and taking ownership of
this home?
That story held up until SFPD got a hold of the real estate
agent who said that was definitely not the case. When
officers caught up again with Kaler there was a new wrinkle
the sales manager adviser officers that there were several
paintings that were missing
11 To be exact worth a cool $300,000 Caylor was allegedly
selling them on social media, including Facebook,
it was nowhere near the range of what the value of these
paintings are worth.
So far, officers have gotten nine of the paintings back and
they're still scratching their heads at the neat heist. This
messy haired suspect nearly pulled off
for a person to generate some type of documentation that shows
some type of form saying that he has some proprietary rights to
stay in this house. It is a little bit more sophisticated
than the average squatter.
The suspect has been charged with one count of trespassing
and 10 counts of burglary in this case, live in Presidio
heights Andre four but KPI x five.
The mighty have fallen.
Yes. calls the poor guy.
Poor lay now. Oh, really? Yeah. And some in like, it's a big,
it's not a small house. He's living here, but it's not what
he's used to.
I have read a couple of contributions for tech news
today on this Sunday. First is a little update on clock boy,
which seems to be a technology story. I see. I've seen
technology tech horny people discuss it everywhere student
would only say that it was a clock and was not forthcoming at
that time about any other details. Having no other
information to go on and taxes the Irving Police Chief getting
into consideration the devices suspicious appearance and the
safety of the students and the staff at MacArthur high school.
The student was taken into custody for possession of a hoax
bomb and our reaction and you've seen the image, our reaction
would have been the same either way. That's a very suspicious
device. We live in an age where you can take things like that
just by the
way. In Texas specifically, there is a law that you may not
flaunt a hoax bomb. There is a specific law in Texas about that
schools. Of course we've seen across our country, horrific
things happen. We have to err on the side of caution. The
reaction would have been the same regardless if a device like
that is found under the circumstances that it was found
in the school.
And the nice thing to add to that is that clock boy has
emigrated to Qatar. He's He's left for Qatar.
The whole thing is a scam. Well, we used to make everyone look
like idiots, Qatar
who of course, financing a lot of the bull crap in the Middle
East. And he met with the Sudanese President, known as a
war criminal. Yeah, fantastic.
I had a clip of I think it was about three shows where we
didn't play. But the guy is talking to bitching about Qatar
and he says Qatar is the number one supporter of the Muslim
Brotherhood. Yes. Number one, and they're the troublemakers.
And they're the ones that are pissed off about Assad because
they couldn't run their pipeline up to Turkey through Aleppo and
Homs. And so that's why they decided to help out. Oh, it's
just busting?
Well, I've got an item. Okay, I have more. Well, I only have one
I might have I can make other ones into tech news. But this is
tech news fake reviews. We should discuss this a little
bit. A great
next tonight to a consumer alert Amazon going to battle over
those popular online reviews so many of us read and rely on
before we buy something. The retail giant now suing 1000s of
people who write those reviews, some are paid to write them.
Here's avcs chief business, Becca Jarvis.
They help you decide where to eat, what to buy, even which
retailers to trust sellers on Amazon have said that a good
review can make or break their product. If they have a low
starred ranking, then it can totally Who is
this vocal fry woman. They could
just knock them out of the running. But turns out it's
actually some of those reviews you shouldn't trust. Tonight.
Amazon is suing more than 1000 individuals for writing fake
reviews, allegedly offering their services on the online
marketplace fiverr.com using ADS like this one promising an
awesome five star review for just five bucks and just look
how easy they are to find. I go on Fiverr type in Amazon
reviews. And just like that dozens of people offering to
write a review for five bucks and Fiverr says it actively
removes services that violate our Terms of Use. So how can you
spot fakes? Beware of corporate lingo like full brand names,
model numbers and discount codes and links. Look for ranting
phrases like does not work or hated negative reviews can also
be fakes. Rebecca Jarvis, ABC News.
Wow, lovely. All right, time for the next I'm going to do this
between stories on tech news I think we should have that tells
everyone it's a tech news story.
You really liked that sound.
Alright, another tech news story for it was like a bug. Well, I
have I have an alternate which is this one. Same thing. It has
a roof in front of it. So this is just has a little bit and the
other one has a whole whoosh thing. Do you like the staccato
or you want the whoosh?
You can just say like either
one. Next item. Next item here on tech news.
I thought we're gonna discuss a little bit about the last item.
Okay.
Well, hold on a second. And now time for a discussion about the
last item on tech news.
I wrote a column about this in PC Magazine, little native
advertising here. And by the way, there was native
advertising for fiverr.com in that Astoria, and ABC, which I
think all stories eventually will be all native advertising
is his gun pathetic,
although the FCC regulations that I've been looking at,
specifically forbid, and they have all kinds of ways to
announce this on television. If you're if there's any
compensation, you have to disclaim that and they have you
know, size if you're going to do it in letters when the font it
has to be, you know, 4% of the full screen height to this.
There's a whole bunch of real regulations that
How about this for an idea I'm the sales guy from ABC and I go
to McDonald's so we need to do your quarter million dollar buy
Well, hold
on, hold on a second. I'll what's the Hello, hello. Hello.
Who's this?
I'm a salesman from ABC. Hey, ABC
Disney Hey, how's Jeb Bush doing?
He's not doing as well as we hope we got to switching our
switching our coverage to somebody else that guy's a dud.
All right, good.
Well, hey, this is Ray from McDonald's Corporation and we're
thinking about expanding our campaign and some of our dollars
we're kind of looking around looking for some pitches and see
if anyone has any good ideas.
Yeah, we have a pretty good idea we've that's why I wanted to
talk to you guys. We like the quarter million buy in for the
month of go above quarter million.
What kind of GRPs will I get from a quarter mile
it just it's not it's really going to be a lot different than
the way it used to be calculated because we have a
great way yeah, you mean you're thinking out of the box? Yeah,
what we're thinking is we're gonna do a number of stories
like you know the stories like maybe a story about you got
breakfast all day. Okay, think we can put that on the national
news. I think David mural would love to do that story about to
sing breakfast
all day. You have my attention sales guy continuance, so
that so that'll just that is now a bonus, we're gonna bonus you
because our numbers have been crap last last, so I won't have
to pay for this or you're saying I'm getting totally free. It's
totally free to go through anything. Wow. And of course the
best of Dubai and you're gonna do a buy and then yeah, because
you could jack it up to another 350
It would look really it would look really strange if you know
if you had this live shot. And then you had to say, you know,
FCC regulation says No, no, no. That's how we get around. Oh, I
see it's it's like it's a reach around.
Yes, exactly this we call it in fact we call it the ABC reach
around. Love it. I
feel good already.
Good. Well, it will will book you. Okay. It's a go right up
that order. All right, we will. Okay. So what does the FCC say
to that? Yeah,
you're right. That's how it goes. You said we didn't get
paid for it. Damn. Night. Yeah. Hey, right now, you know, you
could be an executive.
I could. Yeah, I should be. Now I've
been talking about the dangers of these personal assistants,
for a lot ever since they came out. And you know, we see my
Amazon Echo device being triggered. We see Siri being
triggered, especially if you say Syria, Syria, Syria. Hey, Syria,
hey, Syria, that triggers or if you say, elections, it triggers
Alexa. And depending on what these things are programmed to
do, you could conceive that bad things could happen. Now, that
is only if you have some form of voice broadcasting device if
you're on television, and people are watching it. I have here in
front of me a technical paper from qasmi and Lopes esta vez.
Titled ie mi threats for information security remote
command injection on modern smartphones. And here is what
they
tested and disable again, read the title again,
it is i e, I Tripoli, through a no I'm sorry, i e m i threats
for information security, colon remote command injection on
modern smartphones. Okay. And this is a part of IEEE Trans
trans trans actions on electromagnetic compatibility.
So, if they figured out that you can trigger the voice control
command on a smartphone, if you broadcast on 103 megahertz, and
I believe that has to be amplitude modulation. And you
include the key word following voice commands. So we're not
talking an audible signal to the phone, but actual radio
transmission. Are you with me? Yeah, that's great. So with so
if you have enough power, then you could reach a number of
smartphones in the in the area of the electric signal, then,
so he needs a big tower, a radio tower, maybe one of the
abandoned ones you goodbye, which has an amplifier or
transmitter in it, and you 10,000 watts or something like
that I 50.
They also? Well, they they actually tried it with much
less, they did to 25 to 30 volts per metre, at 103 megahertz. And
you can get different results with an FM modulated signal
emitted on the same frequency and you can do the voice
command. That's where you inject the actual command you want to
be given. So the wakeup command is amplitude modulation. And
they don't the smartphone they use which is not an iPhone, but
they've also done this with iPhones, they claim that you
need AIM modulation, and then to trigger the command FM
modulation. So you know, this, this, you know, their test was,
you know, like a couple metres
distance. And it doesn't make any difference at the end of the
day. Exactly.
Exactly. So this is a huge security hole.
It wasn't designed for it. Yeah. Yeah. Not a hole at all. Okay.
And then I had a question of conscience for you. Oh, let's
say you're Google. Which is Hold on a second on what am I
thinking? I have a question of conscious for you. If you are
programming, a self driving car and you need to programme all
these situations, let's say you are riding down the road and all
of a sudden, there's a school bus pulls over, not even that a
school bus has gone kid and behind the car. Five school kids
cross the road you are you have two choices. Either you go
straight you plough straight into the kids prowl possibly
killing them, or you veer to the left and face a head on
collision which might kill you. Which one which decision does
your smart self driving car make?
Well, I would think that it would stop. Let's say
there are a number of situations that you can think of where
there is no stopping. There is only a choice between the driver
getting this happens all the time, John, people make Jessa
does
it only if you're speeding Oh,
God, there are can you imagine a situation where you might have
to choose between putting yourself in danger or killing
someone else? Is that imaginable at all to you? No? Okay, well,
then, then you're an unbelievable person. I think
there is enough evidence of this.
I'm always very cautious if I if I'm in like neighbourhoods I
drive. I also left foot brake, which is I recommend to
everybody even though there was doubt on do it.
Well, congratulations, you can now join the Google auto driving
car. I don't think so. John, I think there's plenty of things
you
do. Let's ask you the same question you plough into the
kids?
Well, of course. Just wanted to make sure that we had the
question of conscience out there. That's all obviously he's
killed the kids. Facebook photos now being ingested for the
National biometric database. Hey, great. What Yep. Yep.
Does that what you signed on for? Does it say that your terms
of use when you signed on to use Facebook, you're a Facebook
user?
I'm not you don't own anything. They have a full of full rights
to give the certainly if there's a warrant? Oh, yeah. Absolutely.
And of course, you're tagging Why Wait, hold
on a second. Because we're doing tech news. Why would anybody be
a member of such a thing? Oh, because
you can show how great your life is to everybody, all your
friends. Mm hmm.
Senator Scott, Senator, the price to pay is too high.
Senator Scott
Ludlam asked government officials, if there was any law
that could prevent the facial recognition system from
accessing photos from social media sites? Answer No. Of
course not. In fact, it has the federal government's facial
biometric matching capability in their national biometric
database has the capability to do this. And it apparently is
being done.
Well, let's see as your data helps us identify people and
when a police state completely takes over even though it
doesn't seem to really need to. That's the key.
And there's an interesting legal question on the horizon. This is
coming from the Department of Justice that they're trying to
figure out actually, they have one example they want to unlock
a defendants. iPhone. Okay. And Apple have says, of course,
well, we technically we can bypass the security. Sure, we're
not going to do this. But the government strategy is very
interesting. Okay. They're saying the software on the
iPhone does not belong to the user of the iPhone. If you read
the very
lengths to its licence, it's licenced
Exactly. So the government is saying, Hey, this is your
software. You own it. We command you. We here's a ward you need
to
do to fix. Yeah. And what does Apple say to that? Well, this
is a court case now. This is a court case. But I think I think
they have a point.
Yeah. This isn't a not turning out. Well.
No, but it is. It is real tech news,
though. I got a real tech news. And let's talk about the drones
and the drone papers, which we've not talked about.
I have I have some analysis of the drone paper and I would like
to say this, the mainstream media has ignored the drone
papers. I mean, they made such a big deal when Snowden broke out
all that stuff, right? Or when WikiLeaks he had some memos or
when Chelsea Manning sent something into the into the
ether, but the drone papers they've been mum about and
it looks like Twitter has some kind of logic they've baked in.
If you retweet the drone papers, the tweet doesn't necessarily
show up
or they're using a clown filter. Could you see it nobody else
does Oh filter could also filter could be could be that could be
that sounds like something they could do? Yeah, no these drugs
so let's play this the intro and then we'll hear your analysis
because I haven't gotten much but this is a good little piece
from democracy. Now of course, they're not going to pass up
something like this because it goes gay Hill. And so they had
they're going to talk this is the end of a longer piece, but
it does include the Scahill clip and then a little bit at the end
from some British guy who's a lawyer involved with freedom and
it just was I found the whole thing interesting is this
the drone kill list drone kill list.
Get the US drone assassination programme called the drone
papers exposing the inner workings of how the drone wars
waged from how targets are identified who decides to kill,
they reveal a number of flaws including that strikes have
resulted in large part from electronic communications data
or signals intelligence that officials acknowledge is
unreliable. We spoke Jeremy Scahill, co founder of the
interest in SF one of the lead reporters on the series.
One of the most significant findings of this and my
colleague courier courier really dug deep into this is we
published for the first time the kill chain, what the bureaucracy
of assassination looks like. And what you see is that all of
these officials, including people, like the Treasury
Secretary, are part of signing off on all of this, where they
have these secret meetings, and they discuss who's gonna live
and die around the world. And at the end of that process, it is
the President of the United States, who signs what amounts
to a death warrant for whoever they've decided to die.
The kill list is what Jeremy Scahill is talking about Clive
Stafford Smith as we wrap up your response.
Well, it's something that just terrifies me that, you know, I
voted for President Obama twice, and yet, every Tuesday they have
Tarah Tuesday with as a PowerPoint display in the White
House and they decide much like Nero did back in the Colosseum
in Rome, whether to give the thumbs up or the thumbs down for
human beings who were just going to nerd around the world. And
you know, it begins with terrorism, but it'll move on the
British horrifyingly have already got a list of people
that are on that list in Afghanistan, where they're
saying they're going to kill paedophiles for goodness sake. I
mean, where does this end? This murder people worldwide? We plan
to do a lot to publicise that in the upcoming First they
came for the paedophiles, then they came for the podcasters.
Why did you learn that Britain
has a kill list to begin with?
There's only a couple of weeks ago, frankly, I'm very pleased,
because when both the Brits and the Americans are doing it, we
can illustrate the folly of both instead of just picking on the
US. I have two words for you. Predator drones.
That's right. And you'll never know what's coming.
Yeah, there wasn't a blob half of Parliament, apparently. Yeah.
So he already mentioned most of the evidence, not a lot that we
didn't already know, I did find out some things reading through
all the drone papers. One is the the the drone base in Djibouti
has expanded rapidly. This thing has gotten is three times the
size that it used to be. And it truly is our centre of
operations. In, in, in Africa, and of course, for the Middle
East, you know, it's right across, right across the Gulf
there from from Yemen. And, you know, this is This is Command
Central. This is where most of it comes from. I also learned
that of the Icarus programme, which is it's an acronym I'm
just trying to see what we know what acres is acres flew too
close to the sun, he got burned. Icarus is warfare drones that
are meant to take out drones. So these are
armed drones of the end world war three, wait until
you get the swarms wait until the drone starts swarming and
then you know where they're all programmed to swarm together.
And then finally, just a little piece of code, which we need to
be on the lookout for which is E Kia. This is This to me was the
big revelation because you can see this everywhere now in in
news stories. E K stands for enemy killed in action, which is
code for civilian so if if they kill people who they can
identify because they were civilians, it's an enemy killed
in action. That's it. So no longer is the collateral damage.
No longer is it? Oops,
it just redefine everything this the we talked about this on his
previous show about redefinitions that way you deal
with a lot of political issues. you redefine just
a fan just call it something different and you're good to go.
Yeah, exactly. On my phone that's it everybody more tech
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comes in every two weeks. Bill Houdek in Timonium, which is a
great name for a town Maryland. And that concludes everything I
do have a note from Carla Krueger, which I will send to
Adam but it involves his his take on vaccines. And she wrote
a long handwritten note which by the way, she has a very this is
an example of readable longhand.
Oh beautiful.
I mean, it is very pretty. I wish they would teach this in
school. So she has to be past a certain age or she wouldn't have
been able to do this. It's not it's not calligraphy, it's just
really pretty long hand. And I want to thank all these folks
for helping me to
keep her also has that beautiful old school handwriting. cursive.
Yeah, it's beautiful.
I can do cursive, but it looks like crap. Yes. But I was
trained to do it. But I just it's just, you don't do it much
when you're typing all the time. So it gets deteriorate,
you lose it, you lose it. And it's verboten. You can't write
cursive anymore in school. That's not allowed.
We want block letters from you dumb kids. That's right, block
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Odom we talked about that story that he Yeah, you did? Yeah.
That you know he had a mix of cocaine and herbal supplements
is now gone to herbal supplements. They can they don't
even say sexual enhancement products. But the crazy
originally sayings,
herbal Viagra or American they couldn't do that right?
But now you know, Khloe Kardashian. She's called off the
divorce. And I'm thinking this has got to be the first time in
history that a guy has saved his marriage with hookers and blow
take give yourself take one and we got a note from Sir atomic
rod. He says thank you for the generous mention on show seven
six. Gentlemen it is an exaggeration to describe the
core size for a ship or sub reactor as football sized. This
we were we remember we were trying to figure out how big it
would be to actually use some nuclear power with the new
modern reactors. Right He says it's possible to design
functional cores that small but the power output output would
only be a few 10s of kilowatts might be enough for a small
commercial building or grocery store without violating rules.
He says I can tell you that the core of my 1960s Vintage sub,
which were 425 feet long these are these like the run silent
run deep jobbies these ladies are Hunt for Red October and add
a crew of 150 displaced 9000 tonnes. The core could fit under
my office desk. There you go. The core drove the subs for 14
to 16 years. Modern us subs can run for Oh yeah 33 years without
refuelling. I don't know how large their cores are though.
Sir rod sir atomic rod Adams, the Baronet of blue ridge of the
Blue Ridge. And we appreciate that info. Sir.
I think this is all academic because we should just assume
that the whole atomic thing is all 50s technology that useless
and it's going to radiate kill everybody. It's hopeless. It's
no good. Yeah, tear down the reactors tear him down
the there was this approval for one new reactor I saw Oh, one. I
know. I'm crazy. It's a crazy.
This is the most ridiculous I think it's just have to do take
a technology which has now been taken to the to an extreme of
efficiency, and to just blow it off because you might wind
power.
Because people have been programmed they've been
programmed into thinking that no one is the actual people who are
interested in technology and science have no desire
apparently, to go look at the science of modern nuclear
reactors, breeder reactors, they have no desire. So you are in
fact, anti science. Yes. Even though this is the definition of
reusable energy, because the new reactors eat their own waste. No
waste, no waste, no waste. You got a note from producer Kerry.
Adam and John over the past few months you've been discussing
mass shootings and the link to medications. I feel you're both
on the right track. I thought I would share with you as few
years that as yours. Yes, correct. But I thought I would
share my experience with you. This caught my attention like oh
man, the guy wouldn't kill somebody cool. But no. I have
had epilepsy my entire life. Now my old doctor who I've seen
since around 90 In 77 had me on the same medication fino, Barbra
tal since I was diagnosed in the early 80s Since moving to my new
neurologist since moving my new neurologist has suggested a new
medication. You would have rolled your eyes at his sales
pitch through slightly unintelligible English, because
he's of course a provider, not a doctor. He went on to tell me
how I should not be taken the fino and should be on fycompa
You might want to look that up John F Y co MP a fycompa. F. His
assertion was the phenol barbital only should be used by
children. And as a quote peer reviewed epilepsy specialist, he
said and our producers I don't know what the hell that means.
He said he should be happy on a newer medication. He liked the
new medication to the iPhone of all things, telling me it was
quote new technology, and it would be a new man when I was
weaned off the phenobarbital. When I finally relented, he had
a look like a kid in a candy shop. He scurried down to his
office and came back with four packets of samples that would
last me around 30 days. I could almost see the dollar signs in
his eyes as he instructed me how to transmit transition to the
new drugs. I decided to try the new medication after about six
months of his pestering me Mind you, the new medication with my
insurance cost me $50. Without it it's at least $1,200 for a 30
day supply. My old medication was $5 with insurance $40
Without make sense. costs alone though, is not the only thing
that gives me pause. The side effects are somewhat concerning.
I have attached a scan of the warnings from my pharmacy. Have
you looked up this drug yet?
Yeah, you can get aggression or anger anxiety. clumsiness,
unsteadiness means you fall downstairs,
is there an ad an ad for this? Is
there some dry mouth is on drugs.com? We needed a mouse
hyperventilate, no, I'd maybe I haven't seen one.
Hyperventilation, irregular heartbeats irritability,
restlessness, shakiness and unsteady walk, shortness of
breath, sleepiness, unusual drowsiness. trouble sleeping,
drowsy, but he can't sleep. I love that. Here. Here is
the warning from the pharmacy, which is part of Walgreens
ready. Warning. This drug may cause mental problems or make
them worse. It may also cause bad problems with how you act
ideas of killing yourself or murder. Forceful actions, fury,
anxiety and anger have happened with its use. These problems
have happened in people with and without a history of mental or
mood problems. Yeah, that sounds like something I need to try.
That doesn't sound good.
I think this is this is evidence. I've never heard this
type of disclaimer.
Yeah, that's a good one. That that is a good one. You're
right, that that is evidence this drug company should be if
there's one example this happening. Well, I'm sure
there's some Oh, no, he gave a disclaimer. There must be some
liability issues with that they've gotten by from
legislation to be selling any of these drugs to the public. I
don't know I don't vaccination
could be I don't know about that.
Well, I haven't heard about anybody ever getting sued over
some guy taking a pill and then going out and murdering his
wife.
Now, well, we saw this with Chantix or sham pics in Europe.
So what's this guy gonna do? What's our what's our producer
gonna do is he's, he's taken
it. He says. He says he's feeling he doesn't he feels
really dizzy. He doesn't like it.
Oh, and then go back to the phenobarbital was working fine,
wasn't it? We wish him well.
Don't go back to my old doctor and get it. That's what I do,
too. Let's see now we have guys.
What these people are irresponsible. You Yeah.
Yeah, it's it's effed up. Were we not talking about Vicky
Nudelman Victoria Nuland in the Balkans? Yeah.
She visually now hires Victoria. We need to we need we need a
jingle Where's Victoria Nuland? Nudelman. Kagan while she
visited Montenegro July 14 11th to 14th. And looks like we have
a colour revolution in progress as we speak. Protesters calling
for the Prime Minister to step down. Good work, Vicki. Wow.
Yeah, Vicki. Yeah, you just got all you got to do is follow her.
The revolutions follow her it's amazing.
It's gotta be some investment advice you can get from from
following her a
lot of short selling I'd say oh yeah, short sighted would put a
lot of puts Polish elections today. Looks like a right wing
is going to win. Portugal. Now this was Did you see the porch?
jiggies elections? No, I missed that. Okay, so um, I'm not, I'm
hoping I have this right. But the, what is the name Silva
danabol Cavaco Silva, Portugal's constitutional president has
refused to appoint a left wing coalition government, even
though it secured an absolute majority in parliament, and won
a mandate to smash the austerity regime. But he thought it was
too risky to let the left block or the communist come close to
power. So now, I guess if we put together a strange coalition,
that is not really representative of what the
people voted for, because you know, these people are
dangerous. They can't have you know, even though they won some
votes, they can't get into the government, or there'll be
opposition. Let's put it that way. No, and we need we need
some
way of looking at we got we get
people in we have
porches will be helpful to us what's going on? Yeah,
exactly. The Polish election should be interesting, though.
Because that's kind of our main, you know, our main place for
rockets and stuff.
Yeah, and rendition sites.
Speaking of rockets, I learned that the Dutch Safety Board and
they have admitted this now in a kind of an obscure blog post,
but one of the people on the committee in Dutch acknowledge
that they came to their conclusions about mh 17 without
using radar data. Okay, which means, you know, there's no
discussion. Of course, there isn't because they didn't use
that data. There's no discussion of other aircraft of any
anything else in the air at the same time. So instead of
discussing that, they just decided, well, we won't use any
radar data.
So they show their whole conclusions is from the piece
from the puzzle of pieces that they put together in the hangar
it took two years. And then they see well, there's a there's a
there's some shrapnel in here. So this is what how it happened.
Not used no radar.
Oh crap, is what you're saying. Yeah,
well, we knew that. But I thought this was an interesting
little piece of data that which is now being reported on. It's
never gonna be obviously, here's one. Did we bring this up? Or
was this I think this was along with some article you sent me
about Hillary. Oh, yeah. I know what it was. It was about that
Chelsea Clinton not being the daughter of bill. But being the
daughter of
Webster, humble, humble Web. Web Web. How
Webster humble? Yeah. Okay.
So this guy was just like, so it's probably true.
So Chelsea was signing books somewhere. And this guy, Robert
Morrow, went up to her and asked her some questions.
Hey, Chelsea, has your mother ever told you that? You're the
daughter of Webb Hubbell? Not Bill Clinton.
I'm so proud to be my parents daughter. Okay, thank you, sir.
Good question about this book right here. You say it's
targeted towards teenage girls.
It's targeted, actually to kids, girls and boys.
Would you say that Bill Clinton also targets teenage girls. For
sexual reasons.
I would say my book is really resonating with kids. I was at
the end record school earlier today. And I'm so grateful that
it's resonating young girls,
which is great. Yeah, she does. She is great. She got to hand it
to her constantly fantastic. code word. I'm guessing by the
way. Yeah, just just completely. That was a setup. Well, no, that
was sure. But it didn't go anywhere. So who cares? But I'm
guessing that you I mean, the rep web humble thing makes, I'm
guessing about Bill and all his sexual exploits. And the age he
was at and the era that he was in and the schools that he went
to and the people that he hangs out with,
hang out or hung out. I don't care.
had a vasectomy. Oh, probably when he was young. Do you think
he has the
lesbian? Look?
He's getting it. Yeah. Hmm. Doesn't look good for his age.
Well, according to that, to that long piece that we read
together. He has a like a two inch pecker.
Well, I don't know about that. But he, I think, you know,
because it was very common during that that was the period
in the 70s that we had The Population Bomb. Everybody was
doing it. This was the era of we're gonna have too many people
by the year 2000. We're all going to be dead. It was it was
the climate change scare of the moment, the same people, same
people, and we're gonna have all the Population Bomb Erdman over
here at Stanford or wherever. There We're all going to die. We
got too many people we should all know get a stop breeding for
God's sake. And I think I would guess that in that era that
Clinton would be that kind of guy. He had all the earmarks of
a guy would do that. I know people who have done it from
that era, and they, you know, they ended up regretting it
and you never consider this, did you? God no. I have I have two
stories from your neck of the woods.
By the way, that's the top of of what I just discussed. There's
something you'll never hear even discussed. And it's not good
offensive. I was just only would even discuss something like this
on any radio show other than ours.
And we're not even a radio show. We're just a podcast podcast.
For crying out loud. We're podcast. Podcast. Okay, two
stories from your neck of the woods one well, not your neck of
the woods. Actually, that is wrong. This is from Washington
state. So that's up in Mimi's neck of the woods with a motive
for justice, transparency and closure the University of
Washington's Centre for justice one of the take on the CIA
earlier this month, it sued the agency hoping to get documents
connected to the American government's involvement in El
Salvador's Civil War Three decades ago. For years the
centre has researched a series of massacres, believed to have
been committed by the El Salvadoran military. And for
years, requests for information from the CIA have been rebuffed
for varying reasons. Fast forward to late last week. In a
statement released today the Centre for Human Rights says it
was broken into by unknown parties. Oops director, Dr.
Angelina Godoy says her computer and a hard drive with almost all
of the Center's research was stolen. The senator says it's
concerned because sensitive personal details were taken. But
also because it believes it is possible. This was an act of
retaliation for its work. The statement says there was no
forced entry. And Dr. Dois office was the only one targeted
must be part of that reorg John Brennan's doing G A G who and I
wonder who could have wanted to do that? Seems so unlikely the
CIA would do that themselves.
So I have a an official three by three report.
Oh, hold on a second. We cannot do the three by three. Without
the official three by three jingle Are you ready to go I'd
say Craig
story 333 experiment by JC comparing story from ABC.
So I don't know if CBS has somebody in the back office in
some suit, or something but CBS on the main news, domain news.
After all these reports about guns. They opened a spot I don't
know how you're gonna look at this as the weird gun editorial
on CBS. They opened a spot in the middle of the News Hour or
the news half hour in this network. And they gave this guy
this huge moment to talk at promote using guns
calling for more gun control laws. His daughter Allison and
fellow journalist Adam Ward were shot to death in the summer.
Tonight, another view from a gun rights organisation.
I'm larry pratt, Executive Director of Gun Owners of
America where we have advocated really ever since Columbine,
that the problem of mass murder in this country is the gun free
zone. We have a federal law that says that schools must be gun
free zones unless a state goes through an enormous amount of
trouble. All but two of the mass murders in our country have
occurred in gun free zones. Even while our violent crime rate has
been going down. More Americans are owning guns, but not in gun
free zones. But an armed citizen. A good guy with a gun
is the way you stop a crime. When there's a bad guy with a
gun, he stops when a good guy with a gun is around. And until
we kind of deal with that basic fact. And we insist on disarming
good guys. We're going to give the advantage to bad guys. Gun
Owners of America has supported a measure that's been in the
Congress for several terms now. That would treat your concealed
carry permit. The same way as your driver's licence is if you
have it in one jurisdiction, then it's going to be good
anywhere in the country.
The view of larry pratt of Gun Owners of America
I think that's where it's going.
I think so too. But I just found this to be very peculiar. They
stopped the show. For all practical purposes. input.
I think it has to do with equal time bullcrap someone Yeah, but
there's no real. I know this had to be some shoot some gun guy at
CBS. Who's got enough enough go home. He said he said, Look if
you're gonna keep doing these stories, let's bring this guy on
and give him an editorial spot. You never seen that before?
No, I don't think I've heard the driver's licence mean which I
like a lot. No, no,
I'm talking about the I understand. I understand. No,
yeah, but I've never seen that come on. I never national get
get one camera shoot nobody around. No. Yeah, very strange.
I heard you know, I liked a driver's licence idea to
an Uber driver the other day, I should have recorded it. But
most of them pretty like no good. recently. He said, you
know, talking about driving so yeah, I'm not gonna drive New
Year's Eve this year. Or why not? Well, at midnight, the open
carry law goes into effect. He says people will be walking
around with with holsters with handguns strapped to their belt.
No, that's in Texas. Yeah. Yeah.
And you know what I'm going to be doing walking around was hell
yeah, I'm carrying the judge around. Just go out to the
grocery store. And just walk around. Hey, everybody, how you
doing? You can call me texts?
texts. Yeah, you should be called texts. Kid curry. Kid
curry. Okay, here's a trend that I think people should just steal
the three by three. No.
Three by experiment by JC bop, bop, bop bop comparing. So
reefer ABC
was one of the network's every party even though it's really a
local story. But I it's a California story. And I want to
just bring play the story because this is a major trend
that we'll all be hearing about. And right now it's just
happening in a school or here in San Rafael. But this is I mean,
everyone in our family has these these these desks. Let's play
this standard desks clip.
I have a standing desk myself. Yes, it's a
it's an idea that some swear by in the office. I'm doing it
right now. But can it work in the classroom? Our Joe fryer
takes us to a school that solving the age old problem of
getting kids to sit still and pay attention by not having them
sit at all.
Students had valus Seto Elementary in Northern
California are taking a stand. I really like it. spending much of
the day on their feet at New standing desks.
I just focus better when I'm standing. Thumbs up. Have you
agree?
Teachers like Amanda grey say they're seeing a big difference.
I noticed
that I can hold their attention for longer because I feel like
their brains and their bodies are active and more
awake. Students it's like a lesson didn't Newton's first
law.
It's like a body at rest stays at rest but a potty in motion.
After testing the idea and a few classrooms last year, the school
dumped elements old fashioned desks, replacing them with
taller models. Even the principal has one. If someone
walks in and says well kitchen be standing all day. What do you
say to that? We actually don't have them standing all day.
Students can take a seat whenever they're feeling tired
and every desk has a fidget bar to keep kids moving.
looses your energy and it's not passing on Stover you're sitting
overseas researcher James Levine says getting kids to move more
during the school day actually helps them in the classroom. The
schools are
better their retention is better. Their specific skill
development is better.
The biggest challenge cost parents at Bala sido raised
$110,000 for new desks with help from Juliet star it's
organisation stand up kids.
Our mission is to get these desks into as many public
schools as we can in the next 10 years. Hopefully all of them
expanding desks
are gradually popping up in classrooms and offices around
the country.
For Christmas people should start asking for them.
We movement for movement. Joe fryer, NBC News, San Rafael,
California. All
right. Now I love that package by the way. Yeah, it's a way to
piece together a little kid saying oh me me, me me. And then
it's the thumbs up thumbs up that just gratuitous stuff get
moved in that package even though it's doing a story about
this trend, but that package is something to be studied by one
of the broadcasters. It just slick it
was very slick. What is the point now it does make a
difference. I hear that it doesn't make a difference.
I don't think it makes much of a difference but you know it gets
you off your butt.
I like it I always stand during the show.
Yeah, your show your broadcast standard which is rare. No, it's
not rare. It's not rare with top 40 DJs well, they're
all hyped up.
Yeah, that's why exactly that's that's why I do it because you
know you gotta be able to project really well. Everybody
right here I rock n z 100 colour 100 wins wh T Z Yeah. I should
have followed that up with an Explosive
Flame thrower. I was waiting. I know people that do it they
stand up and I know some people have told cheer casters
do it standing up, John.
But for the most part, most broadcasters that I know don't
do it, don't do it.
Okay. I have one last thing. It's a shorty. And that'll all
be it. This is a breaking news everybody. Breaking news
former IRS official Lois Lerner will not face criminal charges
for allegedly targeting Tea Party groups. The Justice
Department ended a two year probe today and said that it
found no evidence that anyone at the IRS acted out of political
motives or once headed the unit that handles applications for
tax exempt status.
That's neatly wrapped up. Yep.
You're gonna start arresting people in these governments.
I liked that. Iceland sentenced a crapload of bankers. Let's see
who caused their cause their crashed? Oh, yeah. And they 2026
bankers good sent to prison. Absolutely Good. Well, we can't
do any of that. All right, John. I think I need to start resting
up and getting ready for the the big celebration.
The gun carrying
No, our eighth anniversary, dude.
Oh, yes. On Thursday.
It is well that's our celebration. The tomorrow of
course is actually actual date actual date. Celebrate eight
great years everybody.
Great. How do you do this? How do you do a show of this calibre
twice a week for eight years and managed to keep it so people
really like it and they beg we get a bigger audience is
growing.
Here's the number well done. I don't know. But here's the
number one thing I just don't want us to end like Siskel and
Ebert. I didn't end really nicely did it?
Well Siskel and Ebert is not is a different it's a video show.
I understand. But you know, there were a team. Yeah, it was
a lot of teams that come and go. They did it for like 20 years or
so. They
were on by now. And then yeah, one guy he's got one guy died of
cancer. They die. They're old. Yeah, exactly. I don't want to
die. I want to get old. I met
both those guys. Know, Cisco really wasn't much of a he had
sketchy. His relationship to Ebert.
Coming to you from FEMA Region six and the crackpot condo and
the leaky condo in downtown Austin, Texas in the morning,
everybody. I'm Kid curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's not leaky.
yet. I'm John C. Dvorak
back on Thursday to celebrate eight great years right here. No
agenda. Remember us? The vorak.org/na?
is gonna have to see a different man when the ocean rises. Just
this one. This whole area here.
That's what you got to get your heads around. And nine hours and
15 minutes into the hearing. Mrs. Clinton was asked her 200
and 18th question was about where she was the night of the
attacks.
Who else was at your home? Were you alone?
I was alone. Yes. The whole night? Well, yes the whole night
I don't know why that's funny. I mean, did you have any in person
briefings? I don't find it funny at all. Sorry a little note of
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