ham radio could save your life man. It's not just a hobby. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak.
Number 520 15 time once again for your gizmo nation media
assassination episode 771
This is no agenda. Remember remember the
fifth of November the gunpowder treason and plot and
broadcasting live in the capital to grow and Star state here in
FEMA Region six awesome Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm faxing it in. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Hill.
There's something distinctly old fashioned about faxing it in.
I just, I just as I said that the California Zephyr went by.
Oh Keoki I'm sure if you trained both so appreciate the fact that
I can see the California Zephyr so here it
is. Remember, remember the fifth of November the gunpowder
treason and plot. I know of no reason why the Gunpowder Treason
should ever be forgot. Guy. Oh
no, it's talking about
Guy Fawkes and his companions did this contrive got about to
blow the king and Parliament all up alive three score barrels
laid below to prove old England overthrow but by God's
providence him they catch with a dark lantern lighting a match, a
stick and a stake for King James sake. If you won't give me one.
I'll take two the better for me and the worst for you a rope a
rope to hang the Pope. A pen worth of cheese to choke him a
pint of beer to wash it down and a jolly good fire to burn him.
Holla Holla boys make the bells ring Holla Holla boys God save
the king.
Hey, you still yodelling technique?
It is Guy Fawkes Day in getting donation
guy Fox is a guy of failure. They're celebrating a failure.
It's always been
peculiarly interesting to me why they celebrate that that way.
Let's like dev Cinco de mio.
Mio said failure. You mean it's just it's like superstition.
They go to my Oh, superstition.
No, it's not superstition this day. I guess they were I can't
remember the exact story metal. I could look it up. But they do.
It's just a small revolution that did push back somebody for
a day or two. And then that was the end of it. But it was the
first of May. So they just celebrated November Why did they
celebrate May Day? Well, what's the big deal about that? There's
another one.
And but the Guy Fawkes thing is interesting today because of
anonymous having adopted the V for Vendetta mask, which is
loosely based on the Guy Fawkes story. Yes, loosely. That's why
it's interesting.
Hey, Phantom of the Opera as Guy Fawkes.
Pay, it's been gone for a while. Oh, wait, I think I have a
jingle for this. Actually. I'd forgotten about that.
By the way, my theme today I'm going to I'm going to cite my
theme at the beginning of the show. Okay. Lies.
Okay, here's my theme for this morning. It's another instalment
Oh, that's right, everybody time once again for an instalment of
dinner with the old bots.
Oh, that's right. You had dinner with the obits. The new, the new
group that you they had a lot of replacement actors?
Well, not necessarily replacement actors. These were
actors who we've had in one of the obod dinners previously.
Okay. And of course, the dinner was hosted by Laurie Frick and
her husband Mark. Okay, the
artists or the artists, right. And her husband who would never
sit down with a Republican?
No. So that's someone else. You always make this mistake. I
couldn't get enough characters. No, Mark is great. Mark is
fantastic. He's a great guy. He's very quiet. And then from
time to time, he just pipes up and says something in the
floors, you know. So I hadn't met these, these two obat
participants previously, and we discussed one of them in great
detail. This is Professor Jamie Pennebaker and his wife, Ruth
Pennebaker. And Professor Jamie is lower than name. Yes, he is
the author of The Secret Life of pronouns, which gave us an
insight into performative
Yes, I do recall.
And maybe we should just talk briefly about a performative
because it is something fun to look out for it is when someone
says something that makes the second half of their statement
completely irrelevant. Whether it's true or not, such as a
president could say, I want to tell the American people I will
not put boots on the ground in Syria. So he's just saying that
to the people, he's not actually meaning it. How's that for a
performative example?
I think the exam was outstanding. I think your follow
up little ditty was weak.
Could you help us out them?
Yeah, the PErforM, I can't because I've been thinking about
it. I guess if you use your example, the president can say I
want to or the classic thing of politicians always say is I want
to say this about that. Now wanting to say something about
something is not the same as saying it. Okay. Right. And so
I, you know, I can say I want to, I want to say this about
that we have to get out of this war, right? That's what you'd
like to say. Right? But that's not what you mean. And
politicians use these little disk this like a disclaimer,
that's what I would define it as a disclaimer, disclaimer. Yeah.
So you the sentence is like a disclaims what you're about to
say?
Yeah, it's just as good as saying a disclaimer, I own
Microsoft stock, but I'm gonna talk about them anyway. Two
people don't really care.
That, yes, anyone that does, but but that's not a lie. Right.
So
it's usually is a way to lie. It's a way to lie.
So it was good seeing the professor and he has done a lot
of improvements on his li WC, which, if you'll recall, that is
his linguistic inquiry word count. System to programme and
it's actually it's available, they have an online version you
can use, you just plop in some text, it analyses that text
based upon the pronouns used, and pronouns are what John on
up. I Wii U isn't are those pronoun? What are pronouns?
Oh, man, what is this a question and answer to show? Well, I
didn't I? Yes, Google
right in front of you type it in Google. I'm
trying. Oh, man. I'm trying to explain something.
Well, you're doing why me? Who is she? Interrupted? Yeah,
that's true. I mean,
he she herself you and I, me, he she yourself? You it?
I'm Yes. It's like a pro noun. And I want to ask a question,
which is, what's the website address? For i Li WC
Okay. I will tell you right now, it is. And leave that out. Li WC
dotnet Oh, in fact, I pasted your most recent newsletter in
there.
Can you explain why nobody donated?
Well, so many so many negative emotions in this newsletter, you
had a high score negative emotion?
Well, that's not that's never really mattered. Let
me explain. Let me explain. So the linguistic inquiry word
count is a system ology that he's built. And he can then
determine personality type, he can also determine intent of
what someone is really saying. And if they wrote this with
certain emotions. And right off the bat, he started telling me
how he's doing all this because he wrote the book was it and
it's not an older book now. It's been around for 567 years. And
he has worked for every single intelligence agency. Who of
course, all want to analyse social media feeds, which in
which he has been doing. The interesting things is every
single agency, and he was rattling them off. He even
included DNI Of course, FBI, CIA, NSA, every single one wants
their own special projects do not want to share any of the
results with any of the other agencies.
There's a little insight for you with this new setup. We've got
where they're all supposed to share.
Now, I don't know how long ago this took place. But it seemed
like it was relatively recent.
They were supposed to share, right? Yeah. This is Oh, yeah.
But they're not sharing anything was supposed to begin around
2000
Every everybody has their own system and their own so and they
are using it they're analysing I guess to see if you're a
terrorist guide.
Now, I don't know really hold retweet.
He's also of course, you can imagine he's a big fan of the
personal assistants that do voice recognition. He loves
Alexa. He's a big he's all in. And so it's so far in, in fact,
that a certain point during the dinner, he says, Well, you know,
this, this Amazon thing is, you know, it's artificial
intelligence. It's real artificial intelligence. If no,
it's not. It has a small set of things. It has to listen for,
like weather traffic, to set a timer. Give me the news, order
something from from the shopping. That's not
intelligence. It's just a very small set of words. It has to
listen to and recognise or as they call it. utterances, I
think, is what the API calls for, for Amazon Echo. Au, he
wouldn't have done it. Now. This he says this is artificial
intelligence, which is an interesting point
to debate. So he doesn't think list analysis as
well. He thinks list analysis is Yeah, so I'm thinking I think
that is Yeah,
He thinks list analysis is artificial intelligence.
Well, he was adamant about it, and I'm adamant about it. Yeah.
He has been working for the Cortana team at Microsoft,
which is supposed to be according to the Cortana team
really good. And and
so, you know, I guess with his, with his pronoun, you know, his
linguistic inquiry word count system, he's able to better
analyse what someone is actually asking for. And he, of course,
he's under NDA, and he couldn't tell me anything. But what when
I suggested making a Gmail plugin plugin where you could
analyse anyone's email they send to you what their true intent
was, which I thought was a genius idea. He said that one of
the partners he's working with as do it has already made this
but it's not yet been released. I don't know if it's going to be
released or, and I'm just going to suppose that that may be
Microsoft.
Anyway, I wouldn't make that
supposition. Well, you weren't at the dinner. Oh,
yeah. Well, that's true. But I still wouldn't make some system.
Now. Because the way because they were talking because it was
during the Cortana. Discussion. It was within context. That's
what you're telling me? You're giving me a wink wink, nudge
nudge?
Yeah, I'm giving you a wink, wink, nudge, nudge. Oh, would
they do it? Oh, yeah. Microsoft is famous for doing cool stuff
and never being able to launch it properly. I'd say
that I'm not gonna argue that
it's not so relevant now. Before the dinner and Tina the keeper,
of course, accompanied me. I said to her, I said now, you
know, Ruth, his wife, she's all in. She's all in on everything
on climate change. We're all going to die. Republicans are
assholes. Hillary's gonna win. She'll be in the next president.
Planned Parenthood was great. So I said, I'm going to be really,
I'm really going to take it easy, because there's a lot of
things that are in there. And I was very conscious of myself,
because I didn't want to get triggered by some. You know,
this by stuff that could come
up. And you probably weren't drinking much then. Yeah, at
that
point. No, it was the cognac that well, we'll get to that in
a minute. Ah, now, here's what Jamie did. Professor Jamie, he
ran his system on all of the most recent debates and came up
with profiles of the candidates.
Nice. Yeah, that's fantastic. No agenda exclusive. This is an
extreme exclusive aren't paying us for That's right.
Today, especially however, the you just have to take this with
the truth that he sees in it. And he's a professor at UT. So
he runs, he runs a whole department. So he's got a lab
and everything. So you got to think of anything? Yes. And also
that no one said I couldn't talk about on the show. So here we
go.
Well, they made a mistake.
Who are the two candidates and this could be from either, of
course, we only right now we're only looking at Republicans and
Democrats. Who are the two candidates who according to the
LI WC system are the most truthful, speak the truth, not
just they believe the truth. But speaking the truth.
Now, can I get a hit? Are they Democrats or Republicans?
There's just two just pick just pick two. Oh, this
is not good. All right. I'll pick two. Mike Huckabee and
Hillary Clinton. Wow.
Got a double loser. The most truthful, Ted Cruz and Bernie
Sanders ah, they say they are speaking the truth doesn't
surprise me. The dumbest Oh, they have dumbest he has to dumb
that actually. No, wait first Hillary because I asked
specifically knows no truth when she speaks. This is the
analysis. She speaks as if she knows that she is not speaking
the truth.
She knows she's not speaking. Yes.
That is the analysis of Hillary. That sounds
right VA he had
he he's he's pulled out two names as the dumbest
hands How does that determined? I
you know again, it's it's his system. So I was running it
through. So who who use language that makes I maybe it's fair to
say who use language who make them sound incredibly dumb. In
fact, we'll know who are the two dumbest according to the LI WC
system and I'll give you a hint both the Republicans surprised
but Well, that's because there's there's it's a 12 the two or so
for how many they had three now this was a great it is likely to
be most Republicans because there's more of them. There's
more of them. So the two dumbest Republicans.
This is no agenda exclusive. I'm telling you this is millions of
dollars worth of you've earned you University of Texas
scientific work being rolled out for you right here sciences.
All right. Well, there's a bunch of, I don't know, maybe let's
let me take a shot at. And I'm gonna if I'm right on either one
of these. I have a comment. Okay. Donald Trump and Chris
Christie
in Donald Trump is correct. You have a comment on Donald Trump
before I give you the second one. I went to second one first.
The second one and I will give you his not just the name but
also a descriptor. Ben Carson, he says, is devastatingly
stupid.
Well, didn't I haven't I've been saying that on the show. But I
mean that he says the all it's the only thing this guy can do
is brain surgery. He's devastatingly stupid on
everything else savant.
Yeah. True.
Even if it's likely. i Okay, though, I'm glad that one of the
two was Christie or Trump. But I think Carson fits right in
there. This seems to me that he's coated in anti East Coast
establishment bias.
I can't speak to that. He is both he and he's from Texas. His
wife is from Oklahoma. They've lived in Texas, although they
did live in New York for a while and she wrote for The New York
Times and you know, she's so that would be her bias. I don't
think that slipped into his work that he's now and he's
a natural thing if you're from the Midwest, or that or the
Bible Belt, which is where he's from Texas is included by far.
You could code in and anti East Coast bias. The unwittingly you
didn't
wouldn't it's possible. It's possible. I mean, that
would put Trump and i That's why I'm surprised Christie wasn't
the other one. Right at the top of the list because they talk
like New Yorkers.
Yeah, possible. That's probably baked into the code then
somehow, who, according to his analysis will become the
Republican nominee. I'm not sure how his li WC system works. This
is a stretch look this that now at this at this point, you know,
there's two glass champagne Elian WC
system include party based corruption that usually results
in the candidate being elected who they want to be elected.
He's that in there.
The insinuation to me, the way I received it, was that something
about the way this particular candidate speaks, shows that he
also knows he is going to be the Republican nominee. Jeb Bush.
Incorrect. Ted Cruz incorrect.
Chris Christie
incorrect.
Who else? I don't know. There is that's
why it was so surprising to me. Okay, who Marco Rubio?
Oh, yeah, that's a possibility if I shouldn't mention him,
yeah. He's,
he's, according to that IWC system, and his extrapolation of
the data. Marco Rubio will receive the nomination.
I here's my problem with with with this. Marco Rubio still
looks like he's 14 cannot be the president United States looking
like you're 14. It's just not there. No, as John Kennedy was
the youngest president, we are voted in. He was mature. Rubio
is not.
We don't need to have a big discussion about if that's what
he did. Okay. Again, this is science. I don't know why you
try and fight science. 97% of scientists at this dinner agree.
Now, now Ruth is starting to pipe up. And she's like, well,
I'm voting for Hillary. And
that's so bigoted, it's unbelievable.
Well, it got worse.
Did you ask her why? Oh, of course. And I said, Well, you
did.
And this is where Jamie piped in said, Oh, by the way, of course,
I ran all of her 50,000 pages of emails on my, on my system. And
this is where he doubled back and said she is a liar. And but
it was interesting to see these people I don't know how long
they've been married. You know, they're both in their thick mid
60s And they got a beautiful marriage going on. And you know,
she didn't scratch his eyes out, which was about to happen to me.
Now, now we're now we're in now, I've been very calm the whole
Hillary thing like oh, well, it's interesting, you know?
Yeah, you know, it's, it would be a shame. You know, we can't
find anyone better than a Clinton or Bush and I've gone
very, very soft. And then we start talking about migrants.
They had no clue completely oblivious to what's really
happening with the migrant situation. And
in Europe, in Europe. Yes. Holy mackerel
really, really is almost zero knowledge
that it was not completely
surprised. Stunning. Stunning,
but it is. Yeah.
Well, here's what and then you know, then I rolled in slowly.
Oh, yeah, no and this is with alcohol. This is and Laurie kept
pouring cognac. This was the mistake. And then you know, it's
like well, yeah, so way to get you to talk. She knows what
she's doing. Extra Reporter So then I roll out. You know world
war three, you know that we're kind of in the middle of it and
look at everything that's happening. And then and Tina and
I talked about it for for an hour after we got home. I don't
know exactly how it came about. But at a certain point.
So what stop. So right now this whole thing is Laurie the artist
amusing herself. Oh, yes. She's doing she's pouring this. Okay.
Okay, hobby. We're gonna get entertained here. She's even way
this is good cognac.
Oh, it's dynamite. Cognac. Yeah. And I couldn't even read the
label. This is how about blato blato. Now, but I'm still but
I'm but I'm cool, right? I'm like, okay, so it's alright. And
then I'm not sure. We both can't figure it out. It was probably
something about Hillary and Black Lives Matter or Bernie.
And at a certain point. Ruth turns to me and Jamie's almost
incontinent. Well, you know, you're just ignoring your white
privilege. And I lost my shit. What
I lost it. What
does it mean, though?
That I am privileged, and I need to shut up about things like
Black Lives Matter, I think. But I but it got wounds. I've never
been accused. We've talked about the white privilege mean, for a
long time. I've never actually been accused of that by someone
saying, well, you're just ignoring your white privilege.
And I gotta tell you,
so set you up. Yes. Yeah, I mean, if somebody said that to
me, I think I laugh.
Well, again, I was, I'd been sauced up I'd been set up it was
clearly a setup.
Setup. You've been put on the T for the T ball battery.
And
it was even I could even see Tina looking at me going like,
Dude, it was like, it was like, You're a bit defensive, aren't
you? I said, Well, you know,
I didn't hear your chair. I didn't like the way you drink.
Pocahontas I grew up. No, but I said I said this is bullcrap. I
grew up in Europe. Okay. There's no white privilege in Europe.
Yeah, it's all white. No, it's not. Have you ever been to
Europe? There's, you know, all kinds of integrated races going
back to the molucca as the Indonesians This is no this is
not how it was. I did not get I've not raised any white
privilege in the I could just went on and on about what
is what is right. White Privilege mean? Well, and you
you for that matter. Okay,
here's, here's what I figured I figured it out after going back
and forth because I'd been discriminated for my age had
been discriminated before my hair, your height, my height?
And then And then everyone almost in concert, they go.
Yeah, but you can't take off a black skin. You can take you can
cut your hair like Okay, fine. Well, I refuse. I don't accept
it. It was just it was mind boggling to me. A that I was
accused of ignoring my white privilege. And then blue.
Well, let's stop again. This is fascinating for a number of
different reasons and in depth. Well,
here's what I think it was because of because I was
hammering on you know, they didn't know about the migrants
that didn't really understand what's happening with with the
pipelines with you know, with Syria and with Iran and Russia
and how it all fits in and how we really want to I think that
they there was like a go to thing to put me in my place.
Because it's you know, you when you're white and someone says
white, it's how do you argue is I'm clearly white, and then
everything came to the table driving while black. I mean, all
of this stuff, so well. Geez, Louise, what do you want me to
say?
Now? What's this got to do with Hillary? Hillary's? Because of
Hillary's of a lying phoney she's I don't see her having any
sympathy for blacks. She didn't but she talks a good game.
That's the one thing she was always jealous that bill could
actually go to a black church and communicate. Because bills
you know that way. He's a communicator. Right? And she's
not No, I'm
not saying that Jamie is all in on Hillary but I didn't get that
impression actually. So she says she's gonna vote for that's
Ruth. Jay. Bruce is the is the wife Jane. Mia is the professor
the husband well I'm
sorry Jamie Yeah, no yeah, I came because Jamie's Yeah,
gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah. Okay, Ruth. No, I am not talking about
Jamie I'm talking about Hillary
but but I think that's why I got put in my place because it went
to Black Lives Matter and who's behind these groups of just to
shut me up it felt like like well what do you don't know you
can't speak with
that side of the that's the way they play baseball but it was it
was
a track it was a pylon it was like like, the quarterback, you
know, the quarterback got sacked and like the fridge jumped on me
It was nuts. But I was crushed.
A yellow flag. And there's a great thing to do is bring a
yellow flag by the way that made it so big, right and throw some
laundry on the table
full. costed in the air that you need. Just here's what you need
a yellow handkerchief that's made out of silk. And you tie
you tie a little heavy weight on one but you know,
it's so this. We've talked about this white privilege meme a lot.
And then it never really hit home. So someone actually stood
there in my face and accused me above ignoring my white
privilege. I busted my ass to be where I am today. A podcaster
you're starving to death podcast?
The I busted my ass. And he was like, Hey, you can people take
off their fat? Can people take off? They're gay? Uh, come on.
Do you have straight privilege? I just anyway, when you got you
robbed
you love that. Let me summarise. It rubbed you the wrong way? I
would say so. But it went nuts.
And then and then we all drink some more. And then I just know.
But here comes the line of the night. So then global warming
came up. Now at this point. I think Tina is is she's pinching
my my leg. Like but you can feel
it because you're hammered.
But here's the great thing. So as Ruth and Jamie and Ruth is
going to arm we're all gonna die. But by we do these stupid
Republicans No, no, I'm gonna get warmer. And Jamie turns to
and says it's gonna get warmer, you'll adapt. I have to say, one
of my favourite lines.
You look apt. you'll adapt a year old deal you'll adapt.
A couple of times, it's couple of degrees warmer, you'll adapt.
So that was nice to hear the scientists being somewhat
with us even you sketchy.
So I, I ensured
that you've ruined it for everybody. No,
I said, I'll host the next one my place for sure. Yeah, at the
end, I sent an email out to everyone saying, hey, thanks. It
was great. I'm really happy that, you know, we can all you
know, have a conversation conversation without
calling me a white with that. Well, we'll
listen to this without ridicule. And then Jamie replied saying,
Whoa, there definitely was some ridicule going on. But it was
nice. We'll see the next one. So I ran his email through his own
software and sent it back to him and I said, Hey, you got to 5.0
negative emotion 0.0 positive emotion on your email which he
replied, very slick. And that was it. Hopefully there
will be a follow up like he did and why you know, he's dealing
with having to defend his wife. I know who is it apparently,
from the sounds of it and hysterical woman
at the very end criticised
by some knows what
here's the here's the very end as we're about to leave now. And
Ruth had horrible breast cancer, like, on the on the verge of
death, really, really shitty time. And so at the very end
there, somehow cancer comes up. I listened. I didn't bring it
up. And then I said, you know, someone who would beat it, and
maybe it was about her. And I said, does you know I think it's
all about attitude really. And she freaks army. I'm so tired.
That fucking bullshit about attitude has nothing to do with
out of town. I thought oh, look at yourself. And that was that
was shitty, because you used to be I guess I insulted Well, I
clearly insulted her.
You clearly insulted her there which is probably why Jamie gave
you the nasty note. That was an insult and she took offence to
the that kind I didn't mean it as an insult really here a lot
of in places like Texas. It was religious.
It wasn't a it wasn't an opinion. It wasn't opinion. But
she just went off, you know, saying that. That's absolutely
untrue. Your attitude has nothing to do whether you get
cancer or beat.
Now the problem Was that in that regard is that it didn't sound
like she was reacting to that, you know, you will want to call
an opinion. I thought it was a commentary. But reacting to that
in a very negative way. Sounds like a bad attitude to me. But
that's
yeah, My point exactly. Well, and I think that she didn't
really remember me that well, because at some point during the
dinner, she's that he looked at me and she went, Oh, yeah,
you're the conspiracy guy. Yeah, it's all coming back to me now.
When was the last time you saw him a couple of years
ago. Shouldn't take you that long years ago.
Yeah, he was a conspiracy guy.
I said, Excuse me, I prefer to refer to myself as a podcaster.
Already then.
Well, this is sounds like anyone who is all in on Hillary,
despite her has been showing that she's just an outlier. She
has has a lot of issues with cognitive cognitive dissidence,
dissonance, where you're you have contradictory thoughts in
the brain at the same time, which kind of confuse you
because you can't string yourself out. You can't see the
world in a cent in a way that makes sense. So your brain just
short. Yeah,
well, I can't drange it's very possible and but they're both
lovely people that I love how they are together you know if
you want to look at a married couple who seem to really love
each other and have been through the trenches is a perfect
example I enjoy very much listening to this but I I really
got my my my nuts stomped on a bit and was surprising that I
also my reaction I was surprised by my Oh, now again, I was soft,
but my reaction was a was the severe for my
what sounds like to me which if I was doing analyse the night,
there was a number of things that were being brought up into
discussion that were creating tension within your worldview.
My worldview? Yeah, so yeah, and I knew it was
gonna because it was like, wait a minute, I should say something
here. Wait a minute, I should say this is why people out there
that are the no agenda.
Don't bother.
Either don't bother or just be a grouch. Yeah. So it's like one
thing is building up. It's building up it's building up
because you know, I should say something you're all I should
say so that's not right. They don't even know about this or
they don't even know about that. How can they make these
judgments? Yeah, when they're ignorant, they don't know. They
don't know this. They pound a few down and boom.
Now, most importantly, Bori made dynamite corned beef dinner,
which okay, it's really good. I'm gonna get her recipe. It was
kick ass. Alright, we'll get a recipe. Yeah, it was that was
really Oh, it then Laurie did try to get the conversation
going as one point is, have you heard about people moving into
tiny houses? And my here's how my brain goes. Man, agenda 21
agenda 2030. Oh, no. Oh, no. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut
up. Shut up. Like why do young people want to live in small
hands? Oh, you know, there's lots of reasons is kind of what
we're being pushed towards. It's kind of what everybody wants,
you know, so we can be slaves and little slave huts. Luckily,
Tina came to the rescue me shows about this tonight came to the
rescue. She says, Well, you know, today's kids, you know,
their assets are digital. They don't need bookshelves and a new
record collections. They don't need you know, desks all this
up. You know, there was some some reasoning there. That was
oh, that was a good one. That was nice. Yeah,
I got Yeah. After
and then I woke up. No, you have a trailer? Yes, we did discuss
discuss the trailer. Oh, while I'm talking about that, you'll
remember from our last obat dinner, we had the Carolyn who
is the she's the Development Director for the big telescope
project. And she also does the other one. Yes, that one. So
Tina and I are going to Marfa. Next Friday. We live with a
trailer Marfa, Texas. It's right near the observatory. McDonald
Observatory. Okay, and we have a private tour. Would private
viewing through the scope. Okay, and we're going to stay
overnight. I'll do the show from there on Sunday.
Are you going to do on Sunday? Yes. Are you going to take a
look at the weather the moon landings? We're
going to ask for it. Can you show me the flag? Hey, scientist
Hey, hey, telescope, boy. Do you can you show me the footprints
over the so called quarter that's on the moon. Which
anyway, footprints footprints. And there you go everybody it's
another instalment of two With the To be continued.
Yes, a great segment is one of our best.
And the next day I woke up a Tina had to go to work on time.
And I was still hungover. I'm still drunk. Actually.
You're still drinking she'll get a hangover from good cognac.
Yeah, I'd say drunk and not hangover guys drunk. Driver
that's
not what time did you go to bed?
One?
What time did you stop drinking the cognac
1258
Okay, so then you got up at what time they used to throw seven.
Yeah, should have been pretty sobered up by then. That was
pretty. You get part chair. You look kind of like a Cherokee. I
think you had party. Let's put
it this way. I knew I was pretty drunk when Tina said. Do you
realise you're riding your hoverboard through the house
naked? Yeah, right. No photos were made. That's a shame. Ah,
now so there you go.
All right. Enough of this enough of this silliness.
Oh, I found I found the clip we've been looking for I got a
someone was looking to expand the hard drive on the Mac that
runs the show the MacBook Air and someone said, Hey, why don't
you get one of these 250 gigabyte cards that fits right
into the slot on the right, which was a genius solution. Ah,
so now I went from 250 gigs to half a terabyte. And I was able
to restore clips going back to 2010 into the searchable
archive, which I think is pretty cool. And with that I found the
clip that we were talking about on the previous show.
In the end, the folks I hear from and letters are made when I
travel across the country. They aren't asking for much. They're
just looking for a job that covers their bills, they're
looking for a little financial security. They want to know that
if they work hard and live within their means everything
will be all right, we'll be able to get ahead and give their kids
a better life. That's the dream each of us has for ourselves and
our families. So long as I had the privilege of serving as
President, I'll keep fighting to put that dream within the reach
of all Americans. Have a great week
American dream the American Dream everybody
now know how Yeah, that is one of the greatest clips we've ever
promoted. Now that
is from 2011. And getting by clip, that is the getting by
clip that we'll be able to find it. We of course we had a lot of
local elections the past couple of days. As an aside, I want to
say thank you very much Austin for voting down the $287 million
bond to build a courthouse right in front of my building. Thank
you. Perfect, narrow margin 51 to 49,000 Vote different, are
happy about that. But in Kentucky, they also had some
elections. And here is Kentucky House Speaker Greg Greg stom
Stumbo. And he picks up on the President's just getting by me
in a peculiar way,
these signs and believing that you belong to the greatest
political party that the world has ever seen. You belong the
party of Jefferson, and Jackson, and Clint, and Kennedy and yes,
Obama. And no, I don't agree with everything that he does.
But I'm gonna tell you something. I believe in the core
values that he represents
the core values that he represents is the belief of
bringing the middle class dream to every American,
the middle class dream of every American John, but the dream is
to be middle class, middle class dream and against that.
I believe that there's a horse out there. Not American Pharoah.
It's an Arkansas travel horse and that horse is bringing a
lady jockey. And that horse and that jockey are going to come
here to Kentucky next year and help us rebuild this hearty
thank you. And God bless everyone. The horse from
Arkansas.
Just get by the American dream.
That's right. Just getting by.
Well, that's the guy who lost I believe. I don't know. But guy
said that he's Kentucky. That's a Kentucky guy. Rocky
guy. Yeah,
yeah, he's the guy who lost. He was beaten by a Republican. And
he was running for governor if something is the right guy, but
more importantly than him and his nuttiness, which sounds like
a lunatic. She was they they discussed this. He was supposed
to win. But it was neck and neck. And then the and he was
ahead he was gonna win. But there's so there was a little
discussion of this on PBS newshour because it fell right
into my wheelhouse.
By Wait, wait, wait, is this? That's not three by three, is
it?
No, no, this is a PBS NewsHour. Oh. So filling within my
wheelhouse, which is that the polling in this country is
rigged to benefit the media companies. Kentucky polls is the
clip.
Oh, hold on a second. Roger
stew the Republicans or conservative classes had gains
on issues they had gains on candidates. Let's start in
Kentucky. How did Matt Bevin confound the polls? Well, when
you're right, oh, almost all the pollsters got it wrong. And
there are a number of possible explanations in to some extent.
They always had Jack Conway, the Democrat running in the mid 40s.
But with a two to five point lead. He ended up losing but he
also got in the mid 40s. Just what they predicted. So it could
have been at the undecided voters swung swung dramatically
to the Republican. I think it's more likely that it was the late
breaking cultural issues, social issues. Like Planned Parenthood
and funding as you know, that's been a big issue. Same sex
marriage, religious liberty.
Planned Parenthood, same sex marriage, religious liberty.
Yeah. Last minute changes. Yeah, that was all. In other words,
these Republicans are and the independents they had no
thoughts on Planned Parenthood or religious liberty for that
matter. And they changed their mind at the last very last
second as they had no, no, it was a another phoney poll. Yeah,
well, that brings this up. These are polls designed as they have
to pose or are subsidised by the network. CBS New York Times
poll, for example. These sorts of polls, these are media polls.
The media's got their name on half of these polls.
Yeah, it's always like time to CNN.
Yeah, the CNN poll. These polls are designed for one thing to
bring in bigger advertising dollars.
So they can close neck on neck and neck race.
Size, not coughing up pointing up an F down and you go down in
the polls. You go way down in the polls, the other sides are
running away with it. Beautiful.
Did you Did you see this? We'd already seen a one campaign from
this group that were selling T shirts This is the deport racism
2016 clip that has just by its imbecility gone viral. Do you
see this at all about trying to do you recall the kids who are
saying about about feminism? Now you you probably don't listen to
this is a video it's a bunch of kids. It's Hispanic kids who are
railing on Donald Trump.
Donald Trump screaming Get out of my country Republicans use
offensive words so here's a few of our own fuck you racist Buck
gets better that's just the opening
and we've got something to say Ricardo, my friends call me
Rick. You keep going me anchor baby. Racist. When you say
immigrants are rapists drug dealers you know it's racist
code for words like spooks white bears them MB nurse and your
first speaking mercy in this nation and Spanish avr
kerastraight and more education
maybe a little less hairspray more education
millions of 14 Latinos pinbank was during the white bad hair
day. Yo you may be high in the polls are racist. If you turn it
up on my Abuelita motherfuckers You see,
your favourite word situation makes
me a citizen and your whole back because I'm brown and you say
your page but you want to tear the Bill of Rights. Marriage
here's they're saying that now they're claiming the Bill of
Rights gives them the right to be what Trump would call an
anchor baby.
This is my whole take my rights away. If you like our
Constitution and what it stands for, get the book out of my
country can you believe
believe this? Yeah, I can believe that. It's a dirty
trick. This is this is so phoney as outrageous.
Wait until you hear the deconstruction of it. This is
what's cool. Do you racist Fuck, I'm gonna keep that well. It's a
good drop. So deport race and racism 2016. So this is the
group is offering $5,000 dollars to anyone who disrupts NB C's
broadcast of Saturday Night Live when Trump hosted that's this
coming Saturday. So let's look at this group, the port
racism.com They link to Bernie Sanders when it comes to
immigration. However, and this was, I think this came from
4chan, someone looked in the code of the website. And in the
code of the website, there's some JavaScript that may have
just been cut and paste still there. But it clearly points to
twitter.com/status. Hillary, join the Hillary 2016 campaign,
the White House that has on click targets for Hillary for
First Lady 20 sixteen.tumblr.com. In other
words, this campaign was created with Hillary super PAC money,
and there, but they're letting Bernie take the fall for it.
I don't believe a word of any of anything he just said, of the
code. The code part is that that that can be dropped in by
anybody? Well, it's all JavaScript stuff is cut and
paste Anyway, that's all. Everyone who codes JavaScript
knows that's what you do. But I think the whole thing is done by
the Republicans,
as well, and that would be even better. I'm gonna agree with you
right now, that will be even better to implicate both of
them. Yeah, I'm all in. I'm all in No,
off to off the rails to be done by any sensible person. But if
you can make it look as if it was done by Bernie or Hillary,
and haven't launched on 4chan,
and have alleged them, which is how,
what we do, because it's gone. And then we
get the people to protest against Trump going on Saturday
Night Live. And all you do is you show that what this shows? I
mean, the messaging here, you have to look at the messaging,
don't look at what they're actually saying, well, the
messaging is, these kids are rude. They shouldn't be in this
country. They're profane. They're jerk offs. They're
talking about the Bill of Rights, when in fact that that's
an amendment that they should be discussing
on this is I'm all in with your analysis. I think you're
absolutely right. Makes nothing but sense.
So dirty trick is a good one, and a good one.
It's a good one. Like it,
and if anything, it will increase the ratings. In fact,
Trump almost said this on a couple of occasions that he
expects that the kind of protest that takes place will increase
the ratings of the Saturday Night Live show horse, of
course, it'll be on and they'll just boost the ratings. He's
really good at this. I think Trump's rally behind it
fantastic. Yeah, only on no agenda, people. Only that was
analysis in real time. Good one. I like it. And thank you. You're
more than welcome.
I had a funny little thing this show off. Talking about again,
this is like this is another example of lies, which is my
theme for today. Anyway, you gave me one of my piece I didn't
even know. But let's play this one. This is on the NewsHour on
PBS. And by the way, the three by three I am still kind of
tracking it, but I think it's over. Oh, well, because I'm Miss
Jones.
Sorry. 3330. No, I'm gonna miss this debridement by JC D.
Bearings don't read from ABCs. Three. Oh, man. I'm sad. Sad to
see it go.
Well, I mean, I'll give you pause for maybe on Mondays. All
right, here we go. Let's play this. This is this. You have to
imagine says I'm always grousing about this. How much I laughed,
and I'm only gonna play part of this. But pay the paid
patriotism clip
your money now and what we're just learning about some of
those patriotic scenes during our veterans.
My three sorry, I'm sorry. This was three by Tez Birchmere on
ABC. Yes,
it's three by three three by three everybody. Yes, this has
been quite the story this week.
Honouring heroes, but some of those pro sports teams could be
charging taxpayer dollars. So tonight, ABC senior national
correspondent Jim Avila asking the tough questions. Is this
your money? Oh, say it's a fan favourite, celebrating America's
military heroes. Favourite.
Fans go wild every single time it happens on the fly by
idioms across the country. But in professional sports, some
teams are actually charging the Pentagon, the American taxpayer
for those tributes on the field. The defence department got a
bill after soldiers unfurled that giant flag at this Buffalo
Bills game. And when vets threw out the first pitch at three
Milwaukee Brewers game And when this soldier repelled down a
rope at centre ice to drop the puck at a Minnesota Wild game,
in each case the bill sent to the American taxpayer
to charge the taxpayers for it. In the name of patriotism is
disingenuous at best. Yeah, McCain
is all over. This is Dean wants to overturn every stone of $8
million.
And frankly, unacceptable at worse,
Senator McCain calls it paid patriotism and in contracts
between sports teams in the Pentagon found these price tags.
The New York Jets, a team valued at $1.8 billion submitted a
$10,000 bill for a soldier to be an honorary captain. The
Milwaukee Brewers charged $7,500 To throw three ceremonial first
pitches, and the Dallas Mavericks charged 5000 for their
cheerleaders to throw National Guard T shirts provided by the
National Guard.
Hey, wait a minute. Before we could get the cheerleaders to
throw no agenda shirts into the crowd for five grand that's
possible. That's that's doable? Yeah, that you know, got a
couple of hot babes throwing our T shirts around a
couple of things. fan favourite is the first one fan favourite.
Not a fan favourite. Yeah, it is charging. The taxpayers are not
charging. I didn't get a bill. I'm a taxpayer? Where are they
charging the taxpayers, or they're charging the defence
department with a 680 billion billion dollar budget that we
don't account for.
And the entire bill for all of this paid patriotism is only a
quarter of the $43 million gas station we built in Afghanistan,
which we'll
get to. Yes, there's only that and then then to do this short
sort of now here's what bothers me when you I can tell you that
this is a specific type of reporting that you do. It has
nothing to do with it with the basis of the story. You do this
to shame shame people. And here's how it went in that
story. The New York Jets valued at $1.8 billion chart you know
as as though they got money to throw away I will
say one additional thing which we've pointed out from time to
time that the football the American for the National
Football League does not pay taxes they are exempt from
paying taxes by change
the McCain should work on that instead of complaining now
here's what gets me here's the hypocrisy the lies do ABC NBC
and all those companies that take army money for Go Army and
all those army ads and all those army sponsorships? Do they? Do
they just give that to them for free? We're a team that has the
Go Army and then US National Reserve cars that run in that
cup series. Do they not have to pay for those ads?
I'll tell you, I'll tell you when I was in Fort Worth. I did
not have to pay for saying go podcasting. Which is a fan
favourite.
It is. It's a was my one of my favourites. But I always have to
have the clunk of them where you drop them drop the mic now. So
these guys these, the way I see it, I see this whole story as a
conflict of interest. It's the networks that are trying to get
this money for as the Navy for the Army for the Air Force The
Marines Yes. And now they see that as being scrounged away by
these national football guys and under false pretences as though
they're patriotic. And so they gave him the needle without ever
mentioning that's a conflict of interest even do the story right
douchebags and this is one of the reasons that we don't have
it. And I wish people would recognise it as such and think
it's something maybe worth something.
Well with that all I can do is thank you very much for your
courage and say in the morning to you John C or the C stands
for current fan favourite Devorah
tech. And in the morning to you Adam curry and memorial ships as
he boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water and
all the Dames and nights out there.
Hey, before we get to Knights and Dames important news coming
to us from Australia, and yes, I use the phoney Australian accent
it's
titled it's meant to honour Australians for their public
service by bestowing someone with a knighthood. A mediaeval
practice is out of date and irrelevant. According to
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, who has
decided to scrap it Her Majesty's
agreed to amend the letters peyten which are essentially the
rules of the Order of Australia. And the This reflects modern
Australian Knights and Dames are a titles that are really
anachronistic and they're out of date. They're not appropriate in
2015 And
I think this is the perfect time for us to pick up the slack. And
the ISU with the Australians. Yes, and I believe that we
should seriously consider some special donation awards for
receiving a sash and no agenda sash because the gaping hole is
obvious this is going to go away everywhere we will be the only
people left who uphold the true honour of our peerage. Yes. And
when all is said and done after the after this this current war
is fought. And the Middle East is Rob allies and everyone Yeah,
we get the hunger winter sets in. You'll be happy you have
protectorates
and you'll be better winter That's a good name for what's
going to happen. And maybe then your Hillary fan there that you
had dinner with the other day we'll get a clue and find out
what's going on
the Hunger Winter The Hunger Winter
that's what's gonna I think we just named it
The Hunger Winter. Well, honestly that I that is taken
from World War Two.
It's recycling old stuff in
the Netherlands went through the Hunger Winter. The 1945 Would
it be insulting to the Dutch to use it again?
I mean, I think I think they'd be I think they'd be tickled
pink. Okay, good. Hey, yeah. Hey, we remember that
we remember it I remember tickled pink. And you know what
people ate in
the in the Hunger Winter. But nettle soup. They ate stone soup
to make own? Yeah, you make soup. You put rock stones into
the water and you boil it. I've heard about it. Yeah, and make a
soup out of it. And wow, Patricia's dad, who's still
alive. He would sometimes bicycle 100 kilometres each way
on wooden wheels to get a sugar beet, one sugar beet. And that's
what they ate. So there's enough historical precedents, everybody
for The Hunger Winter, coming off coming in 2017 The Hunger
Winter. Get your sugar beets now.
stormy winds. We have one loan, we should be selling seeds. We
have one loan executive producer, Associate Executive
producer. He's actually an Associate Executive Producer,
but he gets bumped up. This is Eric bird who Kate Berg who came
in late with $210.12 from Mason City, Iowa. And he is our only
executive producer for this show was 771. Want to thank everybody
else who thought about it. But then he has a call out? I say
yes, let's do it. Hi, Adam. And John, the state of Minnesota
nuts was good enough to hold on to an insurance refund that I
didn't know about for over eight years. By the way this is let me
stop. Hold on. Stop the show. I have money all over the place
because I have somebody
they had two balloons.
Somebody supposed to send me a chair. I used to have a banking
account at this city. Credit Union I let it lapse. Next thing
you know, they take my whole accounting to say Well, we
haven't been in for six months boom, they sent it to the state
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I think it's for like 200 bucks at the state of New York. Wow.
That night and it's sitting in there now I can't get it. And I
had other instances of this. And then I have instances where they
once in a while somebody says oh look, we found your money and
this is bullcrap. Why don't these guys just keep the money?
I don't understand why the credit union would give them
money this day when it's sitting there bro. It has to be doing
them some good maybe after 25 years if I don't pick it there
must be some laws. I'm regarding a law right you can't if this
happened I almost lost some stock recently from was
it was an Uber stock. Yeah.
I always lost Facebook stock to cows. Cows This is a strange
story because I don't even know I liked the two cows story.
That's great. Yeah, so two cars and they said they send me a
note saying if you send your proxy statement and you haven't
we haven't heard from you for two years. We're sending their
stock to the government.
You know why you didn't do anything? You know why? White
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Yeah, well, the right white privilege definitely is a
negative has negative impact on your bottom line. So this is
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to hold on to an insurance refund that I didn't know I had
for over eight years after I'd moved to Iowa trying to figure
out what to do with the found money with something difficult
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back catalogue eyes. But not only has she not donated, she
says she skips the donation segments.
Oh, no.
I feel terrible, but I must therefore have my wife Abby Berg
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Oh my gosh. Can you see that juice? You've got karma.
Great, and is the highest donor above 200 bucks he became an
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to our sole executive producer. That is oh, you know what? I
forgot to thank our artists actually, I want to say in the
morning to nick the rat and everyone else who submits the
art and no agenda art generator.com Great art from
Nick. And this was for episode 770 mighty men of valour. And it
was a picture of Joe Biden drawing a map on ripping up or
the tearing Iraq into three different states. Yeah, and
someone sent me a note about that because this was this was
from the what was the clip we were playing about mighty men of
valour.
I don't remember but I know that one
was second I want to play it because I got a pretty cool
email about it was mighty men I think right? Was that it was on
the previous episode. That was on we just find it
I think it was the last episode.
Yeah, but how come I can't find it
you probably haven't named funny. Yeah, why would I have a
name funny a you talking to the wrong guy
and it was anyway did was it was a
it was just as it could be resistance fighters mighty men
of valour. Righteous. Those words keywords could be their
Kurds.
I don't think it was labelled valour at all. But anyway, let
me read the email to you. And here it is.
I'm really bungling this one.
Okay, I'm gonna have to That's it. I think we'll do that for
Sunday. veiling on it. Now. I can't find anything. I don't
know. Oh, wait, wait, here it is. I got it. Yes, mighty men of
valour
could explain the shortfall.
Yeah, I'm sure that's what it is. Screw it.
Stop. Did you make up your mind? I
don't understand why I can't find it. I had it all queued up.
Make up your mind. This is crazy.
Man. All right. Okay, then. Sorry.
Now you're gonna obsess the show's ruined.
No, I'm gonna stop obsessing about it. But I will have it on
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday Sunday. Thank you, again to our one
executive producer who nabbed that spot with a an Associate
Executive Producer donation. eric berg. Thank you. Of course,
we have another show on Sunday in which I will present to you
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always be out there, especially for your wife propagating the
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Our formula
is this. We go out. We get people in the mouth
while we're discussing the Presidential stuff,
you don't want to hear the mighty men of all because of
course.
Oh, you found it? I did. Yeah. Here we go. Okay. Yes.
Okay. This was Chad Williams. That's what it was. Chad
Williams, former Navy SEAL that was the guy who was all crazy
about attacking about the train, equip and assist.
Yeah, I think that's a great call, you know, a little bit of
the head of our enemy, the snake. It's in Syria. And so we
need to go over there and put up foot, two that head and I
guarantee you none. Okay,
so we start with that. Now this is from Danny Haynes. And he
says on no agenda seven seven, you heard several Bible phrases
from a clip of Chad Williams. Their use indicates that Musa
Williams may be using neuro linguistic programming to gather
support for US military action amongst Christians, by
associating US military forces with God's chosen leaders and
ultimately saviour. Hey, Zeus. So what we just heard right
there a heel to the head of the snake, the head of our enemy the
snake is it's in Syria, so we need to go over there put a foot
to that head. That's what we heard our guys are operating in
Special Operations community. In chapter three of Genesis after
the fall, God outlined sins conquests of consequences to the
serpent. Even out of in Genesis 315, God said to the serpent,
quote, I will put enmity between you and the woman and between
your offspring and her offspring, he shall bruise your
head, and you shall bruise his heel. Christians understand this
is a very early reference to Jesus being born into the world
through a woman to crush Satan. So the bruising your heel by
stepping on the head of the snake, we continue, have
our guys in the Special Operations community are walking
around with their tail between their legs. They're very hungry
to get over there. I'm sure they're saying thank you, sir.
May I have another there's 1000 Other special operators that are
just hoping that the chains will be cut, and they can be sent
over there to help advise and assist and put a heel to the
head of that snake in Syria?
All right, so our Special Forces, they're mighty men,
they're ready to roll over there. The language you know,
the the notion of advice and assists versus combat to you, is
there a difference?
It is a combat role. But it's not going to be American forces.
On the very front in the spotlight, we're going to be
working a little bit more in the shadows. Were there in case
these guys get into a situation where we need a little bit of
backup. We're there to assist them. That's the assistance part
of these advise and assist operations. But primarily, it's
going to be led by these resistance fighters. And we're
there just to support them, advise them and teach them how
to take the fight to the enemy against a very fierce enemy. I
mean, ISIS is evil. Let's not forget that the heavy evil
burning of the Jordanian pilot and so many others, bearing
these children. So our mighty men of valour are going over
there for a righteous cause. Our mighty
men of valour are going over there for a righteous cause. And
this came back again today. In Chapter Six of the book of
Judges, verse 12, an angel of the Lord says to Gideon, the
Lord is with you oh mighty man of valour. Gideon was a judge or
leader of Israel at the time before it had kings and then
went on to destroy the altars of the false god bow, then defeat
the mid Midianites in battle. Later in one Chronicles, King
David's army is backed with mighty men of valour. Chapter 12
of one Chronicles verse 2122. They help David against the band
of raiders for they were all mighty men of valour, and were
commanders in the army. For from day to day men came to David to
help him until there was a great army like an army of God. And
that fits in perfectly with Ash Carter's most recent appearance
at an at an army base. I won't play the whole thing, but we'll
get to the point where he's asked a question. Good
afternoon, I'm
Airman First Class Wilcox from the 3/34 operations group at
Allison Air Force Base. What are your concerns in the next two to
three years for the world? But what are the
concerns over the next few years for the world which really means
for us in the road I wish I could give you a short list
unfortunately,
it's not a short list so
sorry about that. But that's just shows the importance of
what you do. Yeah. Just starting, we got to beat ice.
We're going to beat ISIL these
guys are evil. And there we are, as I said the noble and they are
the evil
Oh my God, we are the noble we can't even remember a script.
If you listen to the whole thing. He's just bumbling on
forever.
It's the worst this guy but there's a point at play that
game to Neuro Linguistic Programming game and you're
gonna run this you got to do it regular script. You got to have
a guy who can could say something decent up there. But I
spell the word I'd handle it.
But I like the analysis of this mighty men of valour and they're
evil and we're
in the money. Yeah. Yeah. You ain't got to do something you
got to have you got to pull everything out to get anyway,
especially now. I mean, we were promised we're not going to have
boots on the ground when I and they come out and laowai we kind
of didn't really meet you know, now everybody's backing off on
it. We've got plenty of clips. I don't haven't read too many
myself. But you got Obama back on. Well, we always kind of had
that I haven't had one I have the same play.
I have I have it hold on a second. But I have a couple of
one. A couple of clips actually. Here is. Okay. Well, first we
have Lester Holt, who replaced Brian Williams on Ambree. She
nightly news. And he had a little chat with the President.
Many will look at and say you've broken your promise about boots
on the ground. Have you?
Well, keep in mind that we have run Special Ops already. And
really, this is just an extension of what we were
continuing to do. We are not putting US troops on the
frontlines fighting. Yes. But I've been consistent throughout.
Oh, yeah. We are not going to be fighting like we did in Iraq.
Lies. Why he lied.
Then we had spokes whole Kirby. And
by the way, wait before you go on. Have you seen his his his
Hinch woman? Yes. I
have a clip from her true Joe's
the worst? Well, yeah, I have to hotel clip because I have that
is his package. So let's do Kirby first don't play the hotel
clip.
I don't think I have the hotel clip. Okay, go here's Kirby
weaselling himself about the boots on the ground, a change in
policy right now, your
show your your previous policy did not encompass putting boots
on the ground in Syria. Wait a minute, your current strategy,
as outlined by the White House does include putting boots on
the ground in Syria. But there's no change in policy. Their
policy was that we weren't going to engage in large ground combat
operations, large scale offensive ground corporate
operations against ISIL. And that is still not going to
occur.
But the policy was that you didn't have boots on the ground.
That was a policy decision that President could have put boots
on the ground. He didn't I don't know that he ever ruled it out.
Just policy. Policy.
Well, look, I'm I'll defer to my colleagues at the White House to
speak to presidential policy here.
Okay. Then we have two clips of this woman who I had not seen
before her name is Elizabeth Trudeau her full name is
Elizabeth Kennedy Trudeau. Now, she's not related to the new
Prime Minister of Canada, but is she related to the Kennedy side
never thought
of this. I didn't know her I couldn't. She obviously is
dishevelled, she's a wreck this woman she and she's a real bad
liar.
But we need some help. She's
more arrogant than anybody I've ever seen. Okay,
so I have two clips from her that just to get you started,
then you can roll into the hook to hotel clips. So first is
talking it was like I think the Free Syrian Army has been
invited to go speak with Putin in the end the top brass in
Moscow, and the Elizabeth true Elizabeth Kennedy. Troodos
mission, clearly is to tell everyone, this is premature. I
will point this out as we roll along.
No Russian actions so far in Syria have been to prop up the
regime, the Russians will
hold a meeting between the regime and the opposition. Are
you aware of this meeting? And what do you think about it?
We believe there's a time and a place for everything. And
there'll be a time in place when the opposition groups will be
represented. We just don't think we're there yet. We think it's
premature.
This is not that this is a meeting that the Russians are
coming. We think it's produce. Do you think the Russians should
not invite Syrians to Moscow?
We think that it is premature to have that meeting, we think that
there is a place for the Syrian opposition and the Syrian office
Now
mind you, the Syrian opposition is rebels trained by on one hand
CIA and the other hand, the Department of Defence
to gather to have those conversations. We think it's
premature now.
Can I just ask why is any of your business why do you go to
Russia inviting Syrian opposition figures? To to a
meeting?
Because it's our guys that's
why Moscow in Russia? Why why why
we think it's pretty mature. We think it's premature before the
Vienna group meets again, but we do think it's premature to have
those conversations when the post Vienna work is still going
it's pretty mature.
I think is her message this conversation with your stupid
voice.
Question is premature conversation. Yeah, she
conversations right. I wish then we have the hot Russian girl
again. What's your name? Because I couldn't find her name.
But you can never remember her name. But that's the one I'm
talking about. Yes, yes. About the hospitals.
Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, I do have that clip.
I have a I have the whole thing.
I have the whole thing. Dude, where'd you get the whole thing?
From the from the video.state.gov that's where
you got that you got that? I have the presentation done by
our T and that's why cuz it has background Okay, hold
on, hold on. Let's play it now. Where does it okay,
this is Russians targeting hospitals. First I have to set
it up because there was I didn't cut everything. So there was a
setup there talked about the lead guy this Is the headline
news show. And the guy says the United States has accused Russia
of bombing hospitals. And of course, the only reason they'd
be doing this is because we bomb the crap. And we have a
documented bombing of a Doctors Without Borders hospitals
to not just have gotten this done as well, main one,
the main ones are making a huge fuss about this. And it's very
embarrassing the United States. And so we've got to do
something. So we just made up a story. It's a total lie. And she
has she's the one on it. And she's also the press
correspondent. And watch
and I love how Matt jumps in and comes aid. Right, which we need
to find out her name so we can change the jingle because this
is a new romance. I feel something coming on here. I feel
Matt in this Russian she's pretty
happily married. But how do you know? It's in the bits in her
wiki? So I don't think Matt's a dog. Ah, okay,
listen, really you're on those trips. You're in the back of the
Karis plane it's annoying you got nothing to eat you have to
sleep sitting up you're all hanging out. You go play says
hey, let's have a drink at the bar before you know it bingo
Boom shakalaka
pocket. I think somebody's talking their experiences
anyway, hit eat this
guy and he kind of went to Austin State Department simply
put, where are they getting their information from?
Here's your name.
Some accuse Russia of hitting six hospitals in Syria. Others
accused of hitting just one. Many media outlets ran with the
story. But no one could independently verify the claims.
Many say we're Russian or regime airstrikes. aid workers are out
and say run the plane is coming back, one strike and then
another to catch the first responders that time all the
people were gathered and it shot two missiles again, the reports
by the way, the tech This is she took that for somebody's report
some bogus report. And so she did she ran it. He might want to
back up a little bit. But the concept of coming back to blow
up the first responders. What country does that?
Well, that's only the terrorist who do double taps.
No, it's our drone operators. Don't we do it? Yeah, we
do that all the time. We do
that all the time. I have never heard of anyone doing this until
I heard about us doing it the United States. We blow something
up and then whoever shows up we figure they're the bad guys do
we blow them up? Five minutes later that's
called hospital that's called enemy killed in action.
And so now they're kind of projecting this onto the
Russians. Oh, here comes the Jets are gonna blow up the first
responders. This is since this lies is
a perfect example of what you said being yourself. But you
could go to health. What you say what you say is what you are,
what you accuse people of is what you are yourself.
And here we go. This fat time all the people were gathered and
it shot to missiles again,
the reports primarily cite a US based NGO called Syrian American
Medical Society which published this photo of the hospital
allegedly destroyed by Russia in the town of Stormin. Russia's
Defence Ministry says whatever it is, it's not the hospital in
Starman, and releases aerial images of what it says is the
hospital in storming. The building on this image, dated
October 31 does not look like it was recently bombed. How can we
tell if it's the hospital in Stormin a year ago a video was
posted on YouTube that shows the hospital under construction.
Here's a screenshot from that year old video. And here is the
Washington defence ministries aerial image of what it says is
the hospital we see a similar dome shaped structure next to
the building. On both images, we see a wall or a fence positioned
in a similar way. So where exactly is the hospital that
Russia is accused of hitting? Last week the US State
Department spokesman John Kirby dropped the bombshell saying the
US had quote unquote, operational intelligence that
Russia had hit a hospital in Syria.
We've seen some information that would lead us to believe that
Russia, Russian military aircraft did hit a hospital
this Monday I went to ask What hospital did Mr. Kirby mean? Can
you really offer no details on the hospital that the US accuses
Russia of hitting? We're gonna stand by Mr. Kirby's words.
You're not even going to say where it is that hospital that
you're saying Russia hit. What we're
saying is that we have seen information that Russia is
targeting civilian infrastructure. Again, we spoke
to the Syrian NGOs on the ground as well as open source reporting
on that. He spoke about a specific
open source reporting on that. Oh, was that belling cat What is
that open source reporting That's I Call Bull crap on that
word. Oh, yeah, open source reporting and
NGOs on the ground as well as open source reporting.
He spoke about a specific hospital in Syria, where exactly
is it? What details can you offer about that hospital?
Again, I'm not going to get into this sort of detail of
operational assessment for this, maybe you should speak to the
restaurants on their target. And well, actually,
they clearly go mad colleagues have spoken to the Russians
about it, and they say, You're wrong. Okay. It's incumbent on
you to come up with some, I mean, even a look, it doesn't
seem like it would be that difficult. Then the second thing
is you've just expanded it quite broadly to say not just
hospitals, you said that the Russians are actually targeting
civilian infrastructure
that actually the Russians have hit on. Thank you. Are they hit
and they're not targeting civilian infrastructure on
thank you for that. Some very serious accusations against
Russia still stand on verified in Washington. I'm going to
check out RT
Ganesha Ganesha can So who is this? Who is this? Sam this
Syrian American medical?
Yeah, I started looking at this clip gaming last night. And so I
will let me just do a I'm looking at what is it as S A M S
dash? Us a.net. Let me see who these two bronies are. Do they
have
but this woman Trudeau is so arrogant?
Oh, she's a horrible woman. This the sandal horrible person to
the SAMS Foundation, just the Syrian American Medical Society
Foundation, just to give you a little idea has not filed their
2014 results, which I think is breaking the law. 2013 $11
million for them. Income. Okay, they got some they got some cash
from the money cameras. Not I just did a quick scan of the 990
couldn't really see anything. But it's from donors like you.
I'm sure it's from donors, like the US State Department and that
woman. Yeah. horrible woman is very,
very bad. There was but Can we stay on the F Russia for a
moment? Here's a quick little thing from clapper. Who was
asked about this and now we're gonna moving into the aircraft
that was now I don't know if we say downed yet. Or if we just
say crashed or you'll remember our analysis was not enough
information to go on right now. But this thing did not stall it
broke something broke it up in flight. That's now seems to be
true. Although I think there's some messaging going on. First,
here's Clapper, who just is a nincompoop. But we knew that
we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist
involvement yet. ISIL in a tweet claimed
notice he's using the ISIL mean, which is the same thing Kirby
does I instead of saying ISIL or ISIS, he says ISIL
interestingly, the questioner comes back and doesn't ask about
ISIL but about ISIS responsibility
for it. And there is a very aggressive ISIL chapter in the
Sinai. But we really don't know. And I think once the black boxes
have been analysed, in which they've recovered, and then
perhaps one or more, does ISIS have the ability to shoot down
an airliner? It's unlikely, but I wouldn't rule it out.
It just bothers me that the guy is talking about ISIL and then
the interviewer says ISIS detainees ISIL it's just it's
bothersome.
Yes, it does, is bothersome and there's then there's dash,
there's dash but an old acquaintance showed up on this
CNN clip about the bombing theory, which leads me to
believe something else may be going on. Do you have anything
on just so I know Do you have any clips
that are on the I have the I have the background or which I
think is that official business because it goes from ITN Why
don't we do the background or and that's the one that says
aeroplane report ITN? Okay, we'll
do that and then I'll give you some analysis. Preliminary
analysis follow
similar reports out of Cairo and London, as we hear from Alex
Thompson of Independent Television News.
After days of inevitable speculation based upon not much
today, something altogether more substantial appears to be
building. early this afternoon. Egyptian media reports indicated
the plane had suffered an explosion in one engine. They
sourced this to black box flight recorder investigations which
continue then at the statement From Downing Street that as more
information has come to light, quote, we have become concerned
that the plane may well have been brought down by an
explosive device.
As a precautionary measure. We've decided that flights due
to leave Sharm el Sheikh this evening for the UK will be
delayed, and that will allow us time to ensure that the right
security measures are in place for flights.
Extra consular staff have also been sent to Shams airport to
assist British holidaymakers. There are currently around
15,000 tourists in the resort from Britain. Downing Street
said it recognises these moves will cause some anxiety, but its
travel advice for Sharm remains unchanged. Essentially, the
Foreign Office advice is that Red Sea resorts are fine but
many other areas Sinai in particular, where the Russian
plane came down should be considered off limits. Okay.
So this is like it seems the way this is presented is that maybe
an engine blew up this does happen. It's rare well, and
they're definitely cutting off the the Egyptians are going to
get screwed out of a lot. They make millions billions if not
billions of money on the tourist business. It's like their main
source of income now. Uh, one of them. I think they do oranges
too. And this is their screwed okay.
The here is CNN with a report that brought back an old
favourite and reminded me of something a conversation I had
had with Brian, the gay Crusader must have been maybe eight
months ago. Listen to this.
It's now about crash forensics backing us intelligence. A US
official tells CNN chatter overheard after the crash
suggests ISIS planted a bomb on the Russian plane. Investigators
looking for proof focusing their attention on this. The planes
black boxes. The flights cockpit voice recorder says an unnamed
source to Russia's Interfax news agency captured uncharacteristic
unexpected sounds moments before the flight disappeared. A
significant clue the sound
is going to be very critical to this investigation, a TWA 800 We
picked up a nanosecond of sound that we analysed very carefully.
Okay. I just want to pause here from this is the former NTSB guy
who they now have dug up. I don't know if he's a part of
this somehow, but they dug him up. Way sounds like McCain.
Yeah, but it's not McCain. Yeah. And he is the was the lead
investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board in
the TWA 800 crash. Do you recall this crash? Yeah. Do you recall
what happened and what it was ultimately,
wrong was a from conspiracy perspective. And every local who
was never talked to by the entire FBI never talked to
anybody who actually witnessed this was a shoot down. Yes. And
it came to the point where the famous part of this funny about
this is the I can't remember his name. But he's got a French
name. He used to be the press secretary for John Kennedy. And
he came out and said a big stink about this being a shoot down
based on some videos or something somebody shot or
whatever. Here's, here's the good news. He was hounded out
into insanity going.
I have video of the shoot down. It is a video that Brian the gay
Crusader saw that this was almost the same day when MSNBC
launched when this took place in 1996, July 15. At two o'clock in
the morning, they had this video, which showed a rocket
being launched and inter and striking the aircraft, let's
just say it's the aircraft. And this video was never shown
again. And Brian has kept it all these years. And I have a copy
in the show notes. So you can take a look at it. There's
plenty of information to read about it. But this is the guy
who with a boy did he say a nanosecond because that kind of
bugs me and now he says we're the nanosecond of sound, we can
tell that this was the gas tank rupturing, which is how it was
explained. There was no more the crossover taps in that something
was wrong there and then somehow it ignited and this big, big
song and dance but now according to this guy who is back for this
analysis, for some reason, he said no, we heard just a
nanosecond of sound. And that's how we knew it was not a missile
or a bomb. It was the gas tank rupturing
fully, as in any disaster
in 1996. Peter Goelz was one of the key investigators and the
TWA Flight 800 crash off Long Island. Questions swirled about
whether a bomb brought down that plane. Air traffic control audio
recording show the flight out of JFK began normally reaching just
over 13,000 feet then this last communication with the tower.
approximately one minute later, the cockpit voice recorder
captured a brief unusual sound. The NTSB determined that sound
was a low order explosion, the sound of the plane tearing apart
after a fire in the fuel tank, not a bomb. TWA 800 fell out of
the sky as other pilots called into the tower. All conversation
recorded between the crew in the cockpit is protected by federal
privacy laws.
Oh, how convenient. I didn't know that. But I didn't know we
couldn't hear any of that
actual audio on releasable to the public. Because it's so
sensitive and so personal to the victims families.
Really,
really, so maybe there was something else you weren't
supposed to hear.
Gold says the audio proved critical in the TWA case, and in
other air disasters, here
comes the science.
Mh 17, the plane is shot out of the sky over Ukraine,
investigators triangulated, a 2.3 millisecond sound peak
captured on the voice recorders, multiple microphones on the
cockpit and determine the noise came from outside the plane to
the left side of the cockpit.
I don't recall this being in the report. I don't remember I don't
remember this being in the Safety Board.
They just say it's been in the report. So it's in 2.3
milliseconds of sound enables us to hear that it was a missile
coming off of the right hand side of the aircraft exploding
on the left hand side it's fact
it was a missile launched
from the ground, you can sometimes tell the direction in
which the sound is travelling by just the tiniest fraction of a
second. And you can also sometimes compare the signature
of the sound to previous events.
Now here's what's irritating about this. So I'm just going to
take a conspiratorial view for a moment and say that flight 800
is enough to kind of circumstantial and some
seemingly good evidence to show that this was a it was shot down
by some form of missile rocket whatever you know, 13,000 feet
is not the same as 30,000 time
by the conspiracy folks that it was a stinger sting that had
gotten sold into the black market somewhere they were using
it to blackmail someone
now. Now the fact that this guy shows up again who may be the
cover artist again this is just the the conspiracies conspiracy
view to guy. He's the go to guy for cover up of this sort. Now,
what is annoying if you look at the flight path, because there's
enough data about this, this is flight 9268. And at the time it
disappeared from the radar it was probably no more than 100 or
150 kilometres but directly a beam of the blue skies military
air combat drill on the same day between Israel and the US a what
they call the largest military drill of its sort been
specifically for all kinds of terrorist airborne terrorist
threats. If you look at the map, this this this piece of desert,
the aircraft goes down just the the the military drill area is
out there three o'clock. Completely a beam I'm thinking a
very valid theory would be an accidental shoot down. Because
they were training and this thing just this plane just
happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Whatever I
may have been on purpose, who knows? But I find it extremely
annoying when we have military drills and shit like this
happens. Look up blue skies. I will blue skies,
I would think accidents a possibility. I don't think it
would be a purposeful shoot down because it doesn't seem doesn't
seem smart because it doesn't fit into the narrative properly.
And it would and what you don't want to do, which is I think
what they're going to end up doing because of their bumbling
is they're going to blame it on these tariffs. ISIS somehow
right? He said a bomb in there, right? And ISIS is so stupid
that they took credit for it anyway. And
well, someone on Twitter took credit for it. And the SITE
Intelligence Group then says ISIS took credit or
credit for it. And that would just infuse the Russians because
they're not, you know, very amenable to this sort of thing
with wanting to really bomb the crap out of Syria and really go
after everybody, which is not really what we want. We wish the
Russians weren't even there because we're trying to
rationalise the place in an old fashioned way. And so so I don't
think this will work out. So this was a huge blunder. I had
some sort, but I can see. I mean, this reminds me of the
Navy shoot down of the Iranian Yes, yes, I
think she does happen As reported by times of Israel blue
skies Israeli American Greek and Polish Air personnel square off
against a fictional enemy in a two week drill, Air Force from
around the globe have gathered deep in the Iraqi desert in the
south of Israel for the past week and a half to take part in
the largest aerial exercise in the history of the Israeli Air
Force. The Blue Flag exercise which is continuing through
November 3. Pitts the Israeli Air Force United States Air
Force Greece's Hellenic Air Force and the Polish Air Force
it says they they had to drop out because they ran out of coal
the Polish says racist racist Hey, that's my white privilege
the captain in charge of all I have exercises told they're
going against a fictional enemy state. So it's very possible
that this was an oops moment these especially if you get
something that's you know, laser guided and goes Hey, what's this
over here? I'll just go and get this one then we bring in the
guy who's
I would think more of a heat seeking because laser guide yes
put a target on there although could see could be there could
be and the next thing you know it takes a left turn blows
agenda before anyone can do any so
I'm not saying that this is no this is not gospel here but it's
irritating.
It's a theory and I like your irritation with the coincidences
that happen to be and why bring this guy this guy back and then
you bring in this guy the apologist Yeah,
the flight 800 apologists who who took us through why that
could not be any kind of rocket a
hold a summit as you get toward retirement some Boeing engineers
about this because I always thought that the sticking Boeing
with the blame on that flight 800 right for faulty gas tanks
even though that was that was 90 What was it was you're on that
96 Nice 96 Even though that plane has been in the air since
hopped, what 30 years? Yeah. 7747 That was like what came out
in the 69 or something like that. Yeah.
Yeah. Also this anyway,
by the way, I want to mention something else. There was a
there was a report on Chinese on the Chinese news about destroy
trade, they had some other expert and he was going on, and
they were trying to pin it on. Faulty and cheap repairs.
Yeah, because of a tail strike.
I heard that because of a tail strike and metal fatigue.
But hold on a second metal fatigue the three isn't the A
321 Isn't that a composite aircraft?
Well, it is blasting. Yes. So I like the middle but there's
metal other other places. Yeah, but they but what was funny is
when
but how about if it actually what happened was it was the
plastic plane finally gave up that we're now finding these
composite aircraft don't
we're talking about these things where they're trying to fix them
and they and they did apparently there's some records someplace
some years ago, they found it was a 20 year 2020 year old
patch that somebody had done just from fibreglass repair and
fibreglass or whatever. Yeah, fibre. Well, I'm telling you
that wood the thing that all I was thinking about the whole
time was Bondo.
That's what I was thinking to Bondo. Yeah. Hey, I'm
gonna do with this dance. Blondie man. Put
some Bondo on it did good. Bondo on dough. Bondo Bondo Bondo my
friend
fireflies
Ah, beautiful. Beautiful.
Well, there was a wreck that cracked I don't I'm not saying
it cracked me up that I was thinking it was hilarious. But
let's see if I have I may have a clip of it. threatening phone
calls killing wounded Islamic see it? Well, there was a wreck
in Africa. Now I don't have it. I may have it but I can't see
it. So there was a plane crash of a cargo No, it was a
passenger plane in Africa. And they blamed you they finally
came assist. Well, it turns out it was a Russian plane by the
way. It was an illusion one of those and it was the security
people allowed they just pack the play and they said fuck it,
you know, let's just put more people in. You know, they paid
sounds. She sounds fishy. And the aviator would would take off
if their weight and balance is not in check.
Because it was in Africa. It doesn't sound fishy at all.
Yeah, no, most of them don't. They have the little weight
thing where you get on the runway and then you push a bunch
of buttons and you get all the the weight information if the
planes unbalanced and how much it is depending
on the equipment of the aircraft now but your centre of gravity
there's well not all aircraft out there now. Oh, that's why
you have you know, loading people the military has loading
what is it called? Lateral Load officer
something like that. And they ask you your weight. Yeah. Yeah,
it's very important
weight and balance is mainly for the centre of gravity. That's
that's the main thing you want to make sure you have because
otherwise, yeah. You loadmaster that's what it is. Thank you.
Thank you travel load minister. Okay, go onward. Alright, so
it'd be covered that yeah, it's best in it. Nobody else has
covered any of this. Now dept our show.
I we try. Yeah, I think we do pretty well.
Well, I wouldn't know it from the one producer we had let's
although he likes us.
Let's take a little look at the upcoming summit and on. On
Sunday, I'll have a little more expanded report. But we do have
problems problems that oh, you wonder How coincidental that is,
have you how many times you've been to Paris, John? Oh, that
was a lipsmack. If I ever heard one.
I wasn't even near the bike. Yeah, but
you did it. Well,
I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm just trying to eat probably maybe 20 times
I've not really been there enough that I've lost count. I
could find my way around.
Has it ever been really polluted the air when you were there?
No. Paris is pretty clear. I don't think it's in any sort of
a bowl or anything.
Well, somehow for the upcoming climate, IPCC cop 21, big grand
poobah get together we got bad situations in Paris, a pollution
alert in Paris. It comes weeks before the city will play host
to a UN climate change summit. If conditions don't improve.
There's talk of cutting half of all motor traffic. There are
also calls to reduce speeds that climate change summit will
reduce speed clewd representatives from 195
countries conference will start in Paris on November 30. And
last until December 11
You're hoping get all the pollution out by then is
horrible, this pollution, pollution pollution. And that of
course is carbon pollution not carbon dioxide, but carbon now,
the big news that came from NASA was the announcement that the
Antarctic ice sheet is growing instead of shrinking as has been
continuously claimed.
Oh, always thought they were barking up the wrong tree with
that with that. phoney story?
Well, here's the so the problem is how NASA report I'm reading
directly from nasa.gov. A new NASA study says that an increase
in Arctic snow accumulation that began 10,000 years ago is
currently adding enough ice to the continent to outweigh the
increased losses from its thinning glaciers. The research
this is from NASA, the research challenges the conclusions of
other studies including the Intergovernmental Panel on
Climate Change IPCC s 2013 report, which says Antarctica is
overall losing land ice. This is surprising to me that that NASA
would
would do this. Somebody didn't pay off somebody.
The there's another there's a lipsmack for me, I'm sorry, the
the troubling quote in this and this again from nasa.gov, you'll
find in the show notes 771 dot no agenda notes.com. The good
news is that Antarctica is not currently contributing to sea
level rise, but it's taking 0.23 millimetres per year away. But
this is also bad news. If the 0.27 millimetres per year of sea
level rise attributed to Antarctica in the IPCC report is
not really coming from Antarctica, there must be some
other contribution to sea level rise that is not accounted for.
Oh, my
this isn't the ocean this.
This is NASA saying yes, I read that too. And how does NBC
report
melting sea ice threatening to send their way of life into
extinction
earth it's been frozen forever. Now melting. NBC News
has spent the past four months travelling to the Arctic, which
has seen the most sea ice melting in recent years
notice they went to the Arctic not the Antarctic no report
whatsoever on the Antarctic ice No, only this and I got some CBS
as well
since NASA began keeping track in 1978. The ice that
once protected their fragile shoreline from big fall storms
is melting. Those Alaskan
glaciers are melting. Scientists say this year alone the average
glacier will lose 30 inches of thickness and glaciers kept
shrinking. The impact has been dramatic in Greenland.
In recent decades, it's certainly been melting more than
is replenished from snowfall and that's causing sea level to come
up. There you go.
They do not reports coming up.
They do not report.
Yeah, hold on a second.
Oh 0.27 millimetres How do you even measure that? How do you
measure the words
see? Levels gumming up triggers a thought. Okay, I think I
should check.
Oh hold on a second. Yes. This is very good. Where little off
today on the on the jingles. Let's just pretend you said it
again. Sea levels are rising in Greenland right now. The maps of
the world have to be redrawn.
This is what would happen to San Francisco Bay.
Everybody, John C. Dvorak with the mud flat global warming
report.
I'm looking at at the mud flats and they're still there I have a
couple of things in this category. Let's start with
French climate change author. This by the way, you have not
heard this story anywhere. I'm pretty sure Russians had the
report.
I'm pretty sure we discussed this on this very show a few
weeks ago
about the Russian. No, the guy got fired. Yeah.
Yeah, the French guy, the French weatherman.
Oh, okay. Well, I guess I wasn't paying attention to that part of
the show. We
had this couple of weeks I'll play it anyway.
It's funny because they they're reporting this as news. Oh,
while it's
playing I'll find
the clip we played now on air scepticism over climate change
has cost one French weatherman his job. He was taken off air
after publishing a book where he described quote, the complete
hype on the matter.
Belfie Valle de fusion that just crazy to me, too and activism is
well Phillip
videos but question the causes and consequences of climate
change. The author suggested that warmer temperatures could
bring benefits including cheaper energy bills. His comments came
just as France prepares to host a major UN conference on climate
change later this month that aims to decrease pollution
levels mission, we asked the head of the publishing house
what he thinks about the incident havers.
For me, this incident felt like a crime of opinion pure and
simple. Grandmother's book we expected a controversy but not a
sacking. This demonstrates that there is a real ideological
problem in France. At a certain point, we asked Philip about the
possible outcomes. We told him that he should protect his
interests. Never did he say it's the money that counts.
Yeah, well, I wanted to play the clip because it said crime of
opinion, which I think is a great phrase.
You should definitely write that one down. I did. I couldn't find
it that quickly. But we played a couple weeks ago, but I remember
used to you even saying oh my goodness. I think you said oh my
goodness. I could
have said that. So instead let's go to listening to Amy.
Democracy Now. The
War and Peace Report War and Peace report.com
The war right The War and Peace Report. Better have this clip
here. It might be on a second PC there's an Amy Goodman clip on
Yemen
I don't even see Amy here.
Money laundering Islamist takeover Yes,
this is a great clip I'm gonna warm in Yemen is that that would
be it. Yeah.
Okay, this this couple of these storms.
war torn Yemen has been battered by a tropical cyclone marking
the first time in recorded history a tropical storm has
ever made landfall there. Parts of Yemen so as much rain and 24
hours as they usually see in several years. The port city of
makalah controlled by al Qaeda militants has been particularly
hard hit by flooding scientists have warned of a link between
stronger tropical storms and climate change. Oh yes, of
course.
She always has to throw that in. Yeah, okay. Well, let me just
start off by Amy Goodman. You're an out and out liar. This is the
first time that as tropical storm I figured I'm gonna go
look up and find 10 or 20 of them thing I didn't expect to
find an entry into Wikipedia and I recommend people see this. The
2008 Yemen cyclone which was what it was called, it hit land.
160 people were killed. It flooded everything. But why did
she say that? It's never happened she says it's never
happened before. I'm referencing play that clip again because
there's a specific dish even if she didn't say it was a tornado
or she specifically said a tropical depressions never hit
before.
war torn Yemen has been battered by a tropical cyclone marking
the first time in recorded history a tropical storm has
ever made landfall there. Parts of Yemen so as much rain and 24
hours as they use Julie see in several years, the port city of
makalah controlled by al Qaeda militants has been particularly
hard hit by flooding, scientists have warned of a link between
stronger tropical storms and climate change.
On October 24 2008, quote, It made landfall on the
southeastern coast of Yemen, spelled with a Y cause causing
severe flooding, leaving about 180 dead. She is full of crap
she should be ashamed of herself. I'm loved that
democracy now show because you get all kinds of news you
wouldn't normally get, but I do not expect out and out lies.
This isn't in 2008 It wasn't like in the 1700s
This John is borderline, borderline borderline. Gonna
have to see a different man,
when the ocean rises, just this one, this whole area. But you
gotta get your heads around, we're all gonna die
in us thinking. I was contemplating the climate change
meme? And how everybody gets fired? If they talk about it.
No, this is science. And it's a religion. And we have all those
elements. We discussed most of this and he got a lot
of good comments on on the religion, this the the religion,
the religiosity of climate change. Yeah.
I'm thinking I was this is the thought that passed my mind is
climate change, and possibly a New World Order. Initiative. Ah,
I'm glad you brought that up. And you can go on. But let me
tell you why I think this for the following reasons. We have
to get us we have to lie, we have to do anything. We can lie
and cheat, but they're just lying to the public. Now. That's
one of the only reasons that we have listeners to our show,
because we tried to break through this. They just lied to
the public. And everybody slaps it up like your friend that you
just had dinner with, oh, yeah, they just lap it up or whatever
you say. And they just like they don't question authority like
science, we call it there's sciences in the
man isn't. There's actual scientists, why would they?
Why would they promote this? What is the real end game? What
is the purpose? And again, my thinking about the elites is the
main thing they don't want is war. Because when there's war,
people steal their stuff. They accumulate a bunch of stuff,
they get castles to get all these things, they get these
paintings, they get rugs, and then the war breaks out and all
their stuff is stolen.
Well, well, they don't want war in their country,
would they don't want true? Yeah, they don't care about war
in the Middle East. But no, they don't want to be involved. They
don't want any war around them. They want to keep it away, keep
it at arm's length as best they can. One of the elements that
causes wars based and you are the biggest proponent of this
mass migration. The one of the biggest problems that causes
war, if you go to the base, and you're the biggest proponent of
this is oil, of course, oil pipelines, all the rest of
it, and not just oil for your car. But every product you have
in your life was but
pharmaceuticals and you have to move away from a petroleum
economy, which is what we are, we are a petroleum economy.
Everything's got to do with the oil and you got Russians with
oil, everybody's got oil, we've got to somehow move away from
that, because that is the real basis. The reason for the
migration is because oil is it's this, it's the basis, the way I
can see an elite thinking is the basis for all CON for
international wars, at the base of everything somehow oil and
energy as well. But
we always say it's, it's your resources, its turf, and there's
always a hooker involved somewhere, those three things
and minimise any one of these elements you can add to it if
you want. But if you can drop the oil dropped a petroleum
thing. And if you haven't noticed, this is all about
getting petroleum out of the picture. It's interesting. Well,
global warming. Oh, we got it. You have more wind, we had a
wind energy, we got way more dams as
well. Okay. So what I'm seeing about this particular climate
change summit is it is about money. It is 100% about money,
who is going to give money, the which rich nations and how much
are they going to give to the poor countries? And how is that
going to be policed? This is all about economy. And that's what
I'm working on a larger piece for Sunday is the statements
from leaders of this IPCC group and the movement that only talks
about the economics is not about saving the Earth now it's about
the economics and who will give the money to
the SS. The smaller poor countries which are often run by
some elite guy who is smart and you know, desperate. They see me
beyond this they see as bullcrap. They want to gouge the
GAO,
they want a piece of the action. Of course there they do now,
this brings me to the Albert Pike theory. I don't know. Have
you ever heard of the Albert Pike theory?
I've heard of Albert Pike, Albert Pike.
Supposedly, this has been disputed. And there's a lot
about this. You can look it up. He supposedly wrote a letter. Of
course, who was Albert Pike? We should probably start there.
I don't know. Albert. No, remember at the Yeah, he's some
sort of? Well, I think it would let me look him up. No, I just
get there.
He has a he has a statue in Washington DC was a Freemason.
Right?
He is one of the only Confederate military officers or
figures honoured with a statue in Washington DC, right? is born
in Boston centre, bla bla. And he died in 1891. Right. So what
about him?
Okay, so the theory goes that he wrote a letter to my Zini of
Italy, in 1871. And this, of course, is this letter has been
disputed. But in this letter, apparently, he said, the setup
has been planned for generations, and it is about
three world wars. Just bear with me, I'm just reading this out.
So Okay, the first world war must be brought about in order
to permit the elites to overthrow the power of the Tsar
czars in Russia and making that country a fortress of atheistic
communism. Then the second world war must be this I'm just
reading from what he supposedly wrote, must be formatted by
taking advantage of the differences between the fascists
and the political Zionist this war must be brought about he
used the word fascist, this is what is disputed about using
about using those words in that timeframe. Yeah, this war must
be brought about so that Nazism is destroyed and the political
Zionism be strong enough to institute a sovereign state of
Israel and Palestine. And then apparently the third world war
one he used the word Israel. Yes, sir.
Oh, yeah. I know, I know. I'm just giving you the theory
because it's all over the place. The third world well, because
the third, it ties into what you're talking about must be
fomented by taking advantage of differences. And the war must be
conducted in a way that Islam and political Zionism mutually
destroy each other. Meanwhile, other nations once more divided
on this issue will be constrained to fight to the
point of complete physical, moral, spiritual and economic
exhaustion. Then we shall unleash the nihilists and the
atheists we shall provoke a formidable social cataclysm,
which in all, its horror will show clearly to the nations the
effect of absolute atheism, origin of savagery and the most
bloody turmoil. The manifestation will result from
general reactionary movement, which will follow the
destruction of Christianity, atheism, both conquered and
exterminated at the same time. And the concept here is we then
go to global socialism, run by you know, the One World New
World Order the One World Government, and there will be a
new this is and you hear this every day a new form of United
Nations. And if you look at it at for all it's worth or not
worth, the IPCC, the global warming movement is now that we
have this going to be in state a climate justice court. This is
what this is one of the another one of the main things we're
doing in Paris, so that the climate justice court, which
will have some authority, like a un type body, will be able to
penalise countries based upon them not doing the right thing
with climate change. And when you think when you take it all
the way down to the level of the human being, who we exalt, we
exhale, climate pollutants in co2, those regulations, those
rules, whatever climate justice will be pegged at. That is real
control.
Yeah, they're not going to get anywhere with this. And I don't
know where that note comes from. But that's such bullshit. The
word fascist didn't even appear anywhere in the world which 21
which is Yeah, which is there's a lot of discussion about this,
and there's a lot of
I don't know whether it'd be any discussion about it. It's the
letter is a hoax. Okay. The letter is a complete and total
hoax played China burning more coal.
Nearly two disclosed data shows China's been burning up to 17%
more coal than the Chinese government previously reported.
The news comes just weeks before international negotiators meet
in Paris to try to reach an agreement on addressing climate
change Democracy Now we'll be broadcasting from the UN Climate
Summit for the full two weeks.
Sure you will be loves going to Paris,
hanging out in tears have Pierre do my hair.
Well that ever happens For the the what it is climate justice
guys gonna go find them for I mean, come on. This is a dis is
falling apart this scam will
well we'll see.
I mean I like how can
you say it's falling apart when what NASA wrote is being ignored
Do you think the President is going to stop saying no sea
levels rise
people that are kind of blinded by it and they're going to keep
whatever you say they get their hands over their ears go on
Ma'am Ma'am Ma'am Ma'am Ma'am so they can't hear anything I'm not
saying that's going to change and or the junkets to Paris so
they can have a meeting. Or the phoney baloney stopping you
know, putting taking cars off the street. So these the leads
can get better around town easier, which is the only reason
that Yeah, I mean, yeah, well, that's gonna continue. But I
think in general, the movement is like dead in the water. And I
want to say something about something you said on the last
show or the show before you made a philosophical comment. Along
the lines of, don't you think that someday like maybe 100
years from now they're gonna look back on this point with
this phoney religion called climate change and how they
screwed everything up for a while and then took forever to
figure out that it was bold. No,
I think what I said was, isn't it sad that when this all turns
out to be phoney baloney will be long dead and gone when the
history finally shows that this was a hoax?
Yeah. Well, yeah, it's probably the same thing. More or less,
you just were more obsessed with the dead and gone part. This is
not going to happen. This is just going to be ignored as a
blip in the in the historic record. This is because I'm
thinking I was thinking about this, it would just didn't
happen. It's been way it's already overdue for us to bring
up the Population Bomb and all the rest of the stuff that was
predicted in the 70s. That was a big, that was a big bunch of
crap that fell apart. But yet, nobody's complained about them,
and including the guy who's now abusing the climate game, this
erlaubt character, nobody's talked about how stupid it was
to reboot predicting global cooling right back in the 1970s.
And not one
only Well, the only difference is, we now have so much more
information stored and available versus the 70s when we had the
global cooling and we we do have New York Times articles, we have
Time magazine articles, Newsweek articles, we have television
pieces about it, it's the same Podesta it's the same people who
are now crying, crying about global warming, but the
difference is that amount of information is just unless of
course we we get a cornrow coronal mass ejection and
everything's erased which is I might want to point this out. I
have been alerted as part of the Mars system. Are you part of
Mars? Are you part of the Mars system? Know what you shouldn't
be if you're a ham?
No. Oh, should I be
Yes, you'd be perfect. Mars is the military auxiliary auxiliary
radio system. And we have a we are all on alert for the month
of November. But I read here from and this has been redacted.
It's the 1415 Mars komax and execution of this code which
requires coordination with radio stations and the Amateur Radio
Service. training exercise simulators for the whole month
of November. training exercise simulates a notional coronal
mass ejection and geomagnetic storm. In 1859, one of the
largest human magnetic storms on record occurred known as the
Carrington events, the CME associated with the solar storm
was a direct hit on Earth. Telegraph communications across
the globe, which had become primary method for
communications around the world failed in 1989, and other CMA
knocked out electricity for 12 hours to over 6 million
residents and Quebec. The solar storm of 2012 was of similar
magnitude to the Carrington event but past the earth orbiter
without striking the planet. Should a see me of this
magnitude strike Earth today. The resulting geomagnetic storm
is expected to cause significant damage to electrical and
telecommunications infrastructure, consumer
electronics and cause widespread economic and social disruption.
Some estimates, estimates indicate up to $2 trillion in
damage, etc, etc, etc. And throughout Comix station should
operate under exercise conditions that simulate a
complete unavailability of cyberspace, electrical and
telecommunications infrastructure, friendly forces,
Air Force army, amateur radio operators, DOD and the American
Radio Relay League. And
are you doing this?
Of course I am. I'm I'm a ham. I don't know, you know, ham radio
could save your life, man. It's not just a hobby.
Now. i
That's why I have to buy a new transmitter.
I know. I know about dating and life that just blew out
everything. I mean, and we weren't really that complicated
back then. There was electricity There was the
telegraph poles were on fire. They were on fire.
I don't know. Yes, yeah. I, it wasn't a good situation to have
that happen. No, if it happened today, I'll tell you this one.
Good. There's some good news about it. First of all, it takes
all the Tesla's off the road. To me, that is
a good idea. Hold on, let me just write that down.
Outstanding, Mr. Dvorak.
And probably take out Facebook, which is another good thing.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. It's something like that could happen. It could
erase the I thought, I have to look into what is what do you
what would it take to blow out a solid state drive? Insofar as
one of these solar purges, if I just had a like a thumb drive? I
don't know. I have no idea. I don't know that. I don't know. I
don't either. I don't really know. I mean, well,
this is this is a military briefing, and it says that it
can knock out all kinds of stuff, it just consumer
electronics will just break and not work anymore.
I would assumed a lot of that would be true. But But what
specifically? Would it blow out an iPhone? Probably Probably,
would it blow out your computer that's operating on the on the
power grid, which would probably get a jolt of some sort plus the
other thing and bang, you know, just probably torch a couple of
high end microprocessors with a screw up prop. It doesn't take
much, by the
way. No. But I mean, if you open up your computer, and you're
messing around, and you're messing with the chips, and
you're not grounded properly, or if you're changing chips, and
you can blow them up with just with static electricity.
Yeah, it doesn't take much No, yeah, static electricity will
ruin a lot
of stuff. So I'm just gonna read point five. And I'm just
wondering whether we'll blow out a bit because if it won't blow
out a thumb drive that just sitting around, then I think
we're going to be good to go for saving this information that
you're worried about.
Well, that's a good point. I just want to read again from
point four. B. The resulting geomagnetic storm is expected to
cause significant damage to electrical and
telecommunications infrastructure, consumer
electronics and cause widespread economic and social disruptions.
Some pay your Apple Pay and your your credit card terminals may
not work. Some estimates indicate up to $2 trillion in
damage and recovery from such an event may extend from several
months to years. Only equipment that has been protected during
the geomagnetic storms should be expected to operate post event.
I have a Faraday bag with the with the radio in it okay, you
don't have that. That's your
I am not expecting this event to take place. Why not? I'm I'm an
optimist. Oh, okay. Well, I have Faraday bags for things I I
mean, I keep my wallet. My wallet is a Faraday cage so
people can you know steal my money which is in a credit card
with us chip. I keep my Fastpass hmm is within the lumen and foil
which works and because I don't like to be tracked to as I'm not
like a paranoid nutcase but I just don't see any reason I
should be tracked around town because they have agree monitors
I agree agree everywhere with these fast peg if you got a fast
pack, you'll want to fast pack fast track one of these little
beepers that pays your bridge tolls in this is glue, do your
thing. There is their tracking everywhere you go just to see
you know, just in case it's crime fighting. It's a good
idea. But I just don't like it. I don't like the idea of me
being followed around.
Well, I'm going to by will be protecting the city of Austin.
Okay. And then just to wrap up the whole thing. You know, you
think that people doesn't make a difference, and I'm seeing
something. There's a new window, what did I say doesn't make a
difference? Oh, this will be a blip in history. No one will
talk about it. Oh, yeah, that's what I do. And the whole thing
is falling apart. Well, a new working paper for
the straw hat. It's the straw hat of our era. A new year we're
talking about straw hats. Take a look at a picture from 1911 or
1928 or 1930 for that matter. It's like a horde of people all
wearing straw hats. What kind of mania is this? It's crazy.
The arm looking what's wrong with the straw has
dried just what happened to it. Why why did they show up? And
why did they go away? Nobody words anymore. I've never seen
anyone in the right mind. The National
Bureau of Economic Research at N b e r.org has come out with a
very important report. Hot weather leads to diminished
koito frequency Ko Ko, ko ito Komodo, koito frequency. How do
i pronounce that coil coil. And now they're saying because of
climate change will not get laid. You see now now I'm
worried. Yeah, birth rates do not bounce back completely after
heat waves. More autumn conceptions means more
deliveries in the summer air conditioning might prove to be
an aphrodisiac. No global warming world could not get you
laid. This is this is a reason to drive a Tesla.
This is all nonsense.
It's a government funded organisation and report. I hope
you enjoy it.
I wished we would. Let's audit the Pentagon. There you go. I'm
gonna show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun All right.
So we had or we have 460 We sent out a mailing that people were
getting in their regular mail.
Did we get any nice? The Photoshops
Yeah, we got tonnes, that's gonna, that's gonna be fun.
Okay, the Photoshop thing is taken off.
Yeah, tell people about that. Yeah, the P that
we put, I posted it. In that newsletter, I posted the picture
of Adam and Tina the keeper and said it looks like I think could
be easily used for a photoshop job photos. And so people are
making these, and I'm gonna, I guess we're gonna, I'm gonna
pick one out, or the two of us will pick one out that is the
best and put it in the newsletter. But it's just fun to
play with Photoshop when you have a kind of an image. And
then they'll Nick Dirac, if you had a Twitter account. Nick, the
rat, already did the math already that he pulled the two
heads out so you can move them anyway. Oh, beautiful. So you
have a bunch of people with this one I posted on Twitter, which
was you, you were in the meeting with the bin Laden, folks.
Hillary smelling her finger in the
Situation Room, this situation?
Some good one. So we
sent out his newsletter to 15,000 people, which for one
time because it was very carefully structured. It went it
didn't get into the promotions tab. It actually came to most
people's real mail if they had Gmail, most people and more so
than usual. Okay,
interest.
So after sending out to 15,
we learned something. Yeah.
We learned somebody probably not to do it again, because of the
50 50,000 of these things. 15,500 To be exact, it's a
pretty good sized newsletter. And out of 15,000 we have 13
people who actually thought enough of it to give more than
$50 Nice thanks 13 that is less than 0.1 That is unbelievable.
And so we can thank these, this group, we already named one of
them. So we have 12 left people who thought enough of the show
and the work we put into it and the rest of it until I did did
their time and and you know, the value of the show and everything
in between. We got to 12 people
I don't understand people I got so many positive comments. Yes
review show people said they loved it. They loved the
analysis. They said Great show ones. I don't know the quality
of the show. Well, maybe maybe we're on the wrong track. Have
you ever considered just as an aside? Yeah, we just celebrate
eight years. Yeah. Do you ever think like I want to do
something else?
I don't think that way but I will if this continues.
Let's thank the people who supported us for this week.
Let's thank Yes,
we will always start off with the winner of our night Sir
Brian Watson in Raleigh, North Carolina. He came in with the
biggest amount of 12345 and he wants we're gonna let him when
we can minds will read the notes is there's only four notes only
12 Yeah,
F cancer. I had my ear removed yesterday. This isn't good. A
part of his ears part of my ear. Oh, okay. The year looks like I
pissed off Mike Tyson. I'll just get a sense of humour. Answer
all gun. We have another surgery with anaesthesia this time so my
ear will heal. Oh, need karma for more cute nurses and other
successful surgery. Get your body's check for cancer. Your
cancer is so weird one man How does your cancer happen?
I have no idea. That's nasty. You've got
karma karma
nonnamous from Ottawa, Canada $75 or less Guca London, UK 5888
Steve Steven or Stephen depending? I think Steve Whalen
and Milford Michigan 55 Double nickels on the dime and go down
one here. Is this Sir Brian Watson next? No, I'm sorry. I
get the wrong you think cell
phone. The cell phone line caused your cancer?
Yes. That's an interesting thought chat room. I've had
nothing but I, I've, I've always been sketchy about cell phones,
especially ones with the extra wattage showing me actually hit
the tower, because they used to have big antennas. And these do
this and
that's the new iPhone six has the new frequencies for T
mobile's LTE, which is longer range. Yeah.
Yeah, so you can so I, I don't know I don't use an iPhone when
I'm at it. I'll ask you this. So if you're doing some data of
work, can you also take a call? Yes. So I can have the LTE
cranking away at high speeds. With a high wattage,
it's a configuration. You can set it for LTE and voice or LTE.
I think it may, you may start to share something but yes, you can
do both.
So I would have this thing against my ear. I never hate to
transfer the LTE network while I'm talking. So I'd have two
things bang beaming into my brain. Yep. Yeah, I don't see
how this is good. I don't see how this is good. I think
instead of the global warming, we should be looking into this
more. Craig Harbison in Hamilton, Ohio 5433 He's got a
couple of douchebag call us I've been listening to real universe
that's my phone for a couple of years now and I have tried
hitting many people in the in their in their proverbial
mouths, but only a few stick in my mind as worthy of calling out
as douchebags. Okay, or douchebags of the highest order.
It is my meagre request that you call out. Ben Doren. Douchebag
Kevin Stewart Kessler trifecta of titillating terrible
douchebags they're all rich and holding on to a whole and
holding out on you guys so no so don't be Don't hold back. He
says another note is the interesting he's saying is
company was purchasing he was signed is assigned as employee
number 33. Again, onward,
he will do his little request come on that was requested if at
all possible. Can I get an I like bugs followed by Can you
see that juice? Okay. And I have to say that more and more people
who I know who listen to the show are really all over the bug
thing. Good. Everyone sees it. There's crickets and cream. It's
all over the place. When I see bugs. I want to stomp on them. I
want to swap them I want to raid them.
bomb them. bomb them and bomb them again.
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so it looks like the white men's days are numbered.
The white men's days like white man, the white man with white
privilege.
Yes, white man was white privilege. Play the clip killing
YT Okay,
a new study finds the death rate for white middle aged Americans
is rising even as it declines among other groups. The spike
appears to have particularly impacted people who lack a
college education, Princeton economist statement case that
the deaths appear to be the result of an epidemic of
suicides heroin and painkiller overdoses and alcoholic liver
disease.
I read this report and I chuckled because I am not only a
white man, I am a middle age but I also have no college degree
I'm technically dead. I don't even know how I can be doing
this show. Yeah, suicides overdose painkillers
prescriptions heroin Yeah, it's this is exactly what the
American dream is. Get into the middle class and die that's the
whole That's it. That's the point. Get into the middle class
and die. Well think things are bad with the with the lowering
of
the hardware instead of shooting it in the cop shoot Yeah. It's
just Kill yourself. Kill yourself dude.
There was a problem with that. And it's interesting to me that
people always call it the food stamps. Even though there's no
stamps involved anymore in this programme. Now they stopped the
stamps a while back but they still call it food stamps and I
which is you right? It's I don't know why that is.
And I that is a disparaging
it's very disparate name. This was in Georgia. And people were
lining up at the food stamp office because their food stamps
is the listen to the report their food stamps, did not show
up but at the very beginning of this report. One of the food
stamp recipients woman holds up a Visa debit card that says EBT
on it, which is the electronic benefits. What is the T stands
for transfer transfer? I think it is. And so what happened in
its essence is money did not get transferred onto the debit cards
and people got hungry and they started to get mad Tom state.
I was gonna say how can that happen? It's just a computer.
Some
state officials admit to me tonight that something went
wrong down in Clayton County. At the office that administers food
stamps and Medicaid, but they're still not sure what parents told
me tonight they can't buy food without those food stamps.
This boils down to number 17 sits on Terry
Clark says she stood in line for more than six hours at Clayton
County Human Services Office. Because food stamp helpers six
children unexpectedly ended.
There's no telling my kids that we can't eat. I'm not taking
note that my babies don't deserve it. Nobody kids should
go hungry down here in Georgia
State officials say this office was overwhelmed today with
dozens of families facing a similar problem. The food stamps
just not there.
Me and my kids they haven't acent this morning to get my
foot Spencer yesterday and I'm getting that today was getting
angry they spotted banging on the window I
stayed spokesperson tells me what happened here today was out
of the ordinary and it was unexpected, but they say they're
not sure what exactly went wrong. What was the glitch that
led to this scenario. If you have computer
problems, I feel bad for you. So I got 99 problems but a glitchy
199 glitches
put a Gaussian there well yeah that's right everybody the
universal turns racist
report I've heard where's that? We only find the most uneducated
sounding black women that are screeching Oh, yeah, of course
he's aligned. Oh, it
was it was horrendous and keep saying food stamp food stamp
foods and food standards. No
food stamps involved if
you tell you where it came from, it came from this is a local
station Fox station in Georgia.
Okay, racist Fox, Desi Georgia. Thank you
very racist report. Extremely. But I just love it that it's a
glitch. Okay, we don't need to figure anything out. Because
those little glitch what does that who was calling me you
don't love me. You don't love me if you call me during my show?
Who's calling? I don't know if a local number. I should have
checked. Someone who doesn't watch probably doesn't love me.
What's her name from the dinner?
I was listening to your show. Hi, I'm outraged.
They Hillary girl?
Oh, I have Hillary but I have a Hillary I have a Hillary clip
here. This is you but
I'm taking the name for the people that are the Hillary that
like Obama, but we need Hillary something she Hillary now.
Well, maybe maybe this next next clip will will help you. This
was probably one of the best gaffes I've heard. Let me bring
this up. This was Hillary and now what she's she's doing
something interesting. Whenever whatever the President is going
on about it, she immediately launches on to that, as you
know, oh, this is something I'm working on. So we Yeah, so now
it's the prisoners. The President and you know, you just
came out with a memorandum and he's saying, Okay, we've got it.
This is its podcast this week. It's all about getting no
prisoners out. Have you heard her at the black high school
saying, hey, you know, you're not gonna go jail for smoking
crack, we're going to turn that back and everyone loved it.
Like, we finally do crack and we're not gonna go to jail.
Fantastic. So now she's on the prisoner tip. And here's what
she said Every year,
hundreds of 1000s of prisoners reenter society. That's the good
news. They've paid their debt. They're free. But then what
happens? They look for a job. Everywhere they go doors are
shut in their faces. That starts all over again, a cycle of
poverty and hopelessness, that too often can lead to more
crime. Earlier today, I announced that as President, I
will take steps to ban the box. So former presidents won't have
to declare their criminal history at the very start of the
hiring process. That way, they'll have a chance to be seen
as more than just someone who's done time.
Now. Did you hear what she actually said?
by banning the box? Yeah.
What did she say right after banning the box.
I missed it. Get ready. I
will take steps to ban the box. So former presidents won't have
to declare their criminal history at the very start of the
hiring process.
That's right. Former presidents like you Hillary won't have to
declare your criminal past like Obama by banning the box. Bill,
what a gaffe.
That is the Clip of the Day Okay.
I will take steps to ban the box so former presidents won't have
to declare their criminal history at the very start of the
hiring process.
Hello, Mr. Ford speaking. Yes, I have a Hillary made a golf. I
think she wanted to to the tooth always wants to come out. It was
about Hooli. About the President's being criminals.
Love that.
You know, there there there was I think it was I was Madison or
I forgot who it was that I think we had a clip of this, somebody
talking about this. It was always anticipated that the
nature of this country and our leadership, that some presidents
would get impeached and thrown out. There was kind of that's
why it was in there as well put in the Constitution. And we
don't even do anything. We have obvious criminals. And that
would include I would say George Bush. Yeah, for sure. Cheney.
Chow Cheney, for sure. I think Clinton, also, anybody has
probably a couple other ones. Nixon Yeah, he quit before you
could do that. So he kind of jumped the gun on that. But if
you go back people like Martin Van Buren and some of these
other guys are just obvious criminals, and we don't do
anything about it, which is good and bad. We elect them
into higher office. Yeah, Hillary yourself. A little
update on the migrant situation, my obsession of the past few
months just tracking the the people walking across Europe,
they are walking across Europe carrying children the invasion,
it is the invasion with
migrants and refugees lined up at borders across Europe, hope
for a solution remains dim. And now new numbers from the United
Nations show a migration pattern that refuses to slow down like
rain. JAFZA UNHCR spokesman Adrian Edwards says a little
more than 218,000 arrived last month, breaking the previous
monthly record in nearly matching last year's total of
219,000.
So it's an enormous number of people. It's producing enormous
pressures on places where people are arriving the Greek islands
in particular thing particular strain. In on the 20th of
October, we had more than 10,000 people in a single day on these
arriving on islands where there simply hasn't been the capacity
to deal with those kinds of figures. So a really
overwhelming situation.
The vast majority of refugees and migrants have travelled via
Turkey to Greece, UNHCR had said in October, that Europe was
planning for up to 700,000 refugees this year. But that
number has already been eclipsed. Edward says he expects
this level of arrivals to continue into 2016.
Certainly in 2016, we have to expect this level of arrivals to
continue. And that's because the factors that are causing people
to move aren't going away. We are in a period of record
numbers of forced displacement globally, almost 60 million
people fleeing conflict fleeing areas of instability. It is the
new reality that we all have to deal with. But this is a
phenomenon that isn't going away quickly. Yeah.
It just does not stop.
I guess this month, they that this month, we headcount, it was
200,000. So the highest so far,
and it's as much as all of last year total migration, if they're
looking at over 3 million people by 2017. And as you know,
Angular Merkel has a lot of problems with her coalition
partners. In Bavaria, quick report, a
Bavarian official has called Chancellor Angela Merkel, to
tell her that if Germany welcomes a million refugees, his
town will only take in around 1800 And he extra will be sent
directly to Angela Merkel in Berlin by bus.
Them's fighting words right there via
last them over.
And I did some work about my day yesterday was spent combing
through the draft resolution of the Investigatory Powers bill as
introduced by
a Home Secretary just a little bit because they do an official
German news. Oh, let's go
to German news. Deutschland knows how to oh, he has
developed on Deutschland.
So do you listen to the Deutsche Deutsche vallas guys who are
just rolling their eyes over the Volkswagen started just do an
update on Volkswagen. Let's see what else are there other craps
being put pushed down? The other stuff that's happened?
I don't know if getting in a car is gonna make you feel any
better after Ben tells us no latest news from Volkswagen.
It's one scandal after the next sprint. VW is now recalling an
additional 90,000 cars in the United States a mechanical
problem that can knock out the power assisted brakes. That's on
top of the German automaker understating the level of
emissions from its gasoline engines. Until now the scandal
that only surrounded diesel model In other news, VW and Audi
units have frozen sales of diesels in the US and its
Porsche unit has done the same with its cayenne. And when you
thought it couldn't get worse ratings agency, Moody's has cut
VW as credit worthiness
goes on and another's brakes.
That is, now they're talking about regular gasoline
automobiles. Yes. Now, I want to say there is something to be
said that the regulations the EPA regulations, which under the
print under this president in this country, where we have this
conversation have become so stringent,
not on an unachievable they are unachievable.
And, and I'm pretty sure if you really were able to do the
investigation that a lot of Automobile Manufacturers have
defeat devices or systems for all of their automobiles. But
that's not the point. Because
there's something just some German targeting going on. And
this next report again from Deutsche Avella, which has a
funny kind of a question at the end on Deutsche Bank is another
issue. Oh, yeah.
Okay, laws talking about German brands, American regulators say
Germany's largest bank, Deutsche Bank has agreed to pay $258
million in fines for doing business with us sanction
countries like Iran and Syria. I mean, what are the Germans
doing? Rather?
Well, hold on a second. So I got a note from the I think maybe I
told you this that my former New York banker, yeah, here in
Austin, who used to be a dosha. Yeah, the he sent me a note a
week ago, and he said, all my boys are out at Deutsche and now
they're going to fire 35,000 people. Then this goes back to
what we couldn't figure out when he kept saying, we won. We won
the web, the bank, the American banks, we won. And I think this
is part of it. If you look at some of the other banks, HSBC
reported earnings increase, your bottom line is up, but Deutsche
is completely obliterated. This is this this is all part of the
same thing, I believe. And we know what that is.
Well, it continues.
Yes, it does. You know what? Screw them.
There's no you know, we're triggering world war three. I
guess if you're
not triggering, we're not triggering. We're in the middle
of it. Well, I
mean, it's not
triggering. This is all a part of it.
Still pounding on the we're still got the sledgehammer.
We're pounding on the top of the bomb, trying to get the thing to
blow.
I'd like to folk. Are you done with Deutschland? I think so.
Okay, now we go to the new United Kingdom surveillance
bill. Here's the introduction of said Bill or the draft, I should
say.
Secretary Theresa May set to bring a new surveillance bill to
the House of Commons this week. She says it's very different
from the so called snoopers charter that was blocked by the
last Parliament's correspondent.
That's good. The snoopers charter was slang. Well, the was
slang that people came up with. And now it's being used by
politicians to say oh, it's not going to be like the snoopers
Charter, which has you know, it's such a loaded term. That's
not what it was called. But now they're using that to say, Oh,
this legislation is going to be great.
Elizabeth Piper says May is seeking to reassure MPs and the
public.
She said this time they will not have automatic access to the
browsing history of people. And also they will not require
internet service providers to hold on to third party data. She
said any more intrusive actions would have to go for a warrant
would have to go either to a judge or to the interior
minister herself for approval.
The new build part of a national dispute over how to balance
privacy and security. campaigners say revelations of
mass surveillance by the US and UK demonstrates the need for
safeguards. But the spies are making their case to
Well, I think we've seen lately the intelligence services really
mount quite an interesting charm offensive, they've allowed the
times to go into their headquarters. They've been
explaining in quite some detail how they need to operate and how
they're not really they haven't got the tools to do that in the
modern age to look at digital and mobile communications.
The watering down of the snoopers charter may mark a
partial victory for privacy campaigners. But the argument is
far from settled
Well, it has now been introduced and I have a bid from Theresa
May telling us what is not going to be
the task of law enforcement and the security and intelligence
agencies has become vastly more demanding in this digital age
vastly more demanding. It is right there for those who are
charged with protecting us should have the powers they need
to do so new power need power, but you is the role of
government and parliament to ensure that there are limits to
those powers? Oh,
keep a good lookout.
So let me be clear. The draft bill we're publishing today is
not a return to the draft communications data bill of
2012. It will not include powers to force UK companies to capture
and retain third party internet traffic from companies based
overseas. Yeah, who cares? It will not compel overseas
communications service providers to meet our domestic retention
obligations for communications data, unless they're located in
the UK, and it will not ban encryption or do anything to
undermine the security of people's data lie. And the
substance of all the recommendations by the Joint
scrutiny committee which examined that draft bill have
been accepted. So today's bill represents a significant
departure from the proposals of the past. Today, we are setting
out a modern legal framework, which brings together current
powers in a clear and comprehensive way, a new bill
that provides some of the strongest protections and
safeguards anywhere in the democratic world. And an
approach that sets new standards for openness, transparency, and
oversight sounds like a great place to live. This new
legislation will underpin the work of law enforcement and the
security and intelligence agencies for years to come. It
is their licence to operate with the Democratic approval of
Parliament to protect our national security and public
safety.
intelligence work takes place within a strong legal framework.
We operate under the rule of law and are accountable for it. In
southern countries secret intelligence is used to control
people in our lives. It only exists to protect their
freedoms, protect their freedom. Yeah, protect,
protect your freedom, baby. Protect your freedom. No. And
here's a rundown. I have the document marked up in the show
notes 771 to nogen notes.com. But quick rundown of what this
means. It's not in she's not being very truthful. But she's
saying they're the this is a draft. So it's going to be
debated the Investigatory Powers Bill key points here we will
require now. They use the term CSP in this document, which is
being shortened everywhere else to web and phone companies. But
it stands for communication service provider, which is quite
broad. So it requires CSPs, which will just say web and
phone companies to store records of websites visited by every
citizen for 12 months for access by police security services and
other public bodies. This means Packet Inspection from your ISP
itself, so they will be pretty much almost like a transparent
proxy yet that I'm reading it from the from the packet
inspection. I'm saying this, I'm saying this? Yes, it's going to
they're inspecting well, okay, I
thought that you just have to keep a log, it'd be good to go.
It's but you're proxying people's communication. So
you're analysing what's going through it? Because you have
they have to store there. So I'm here on time warner cable, and I
went to the whitehouse.gov. And that will be registered and will
be recallable. Or no better. I went to the Ted Kaczynski, the
Unabomber manifesto. And
then you went to 4chan, then I went to 4chan and then you went
to the White House
and all of that. And all of that will be read show next week. The
new law makes explicit in law for the first time power for the
security services for bulk collection of personal
communications data. Now this is what we've been this is the
metadata. And that will be collected in bulk. Hands down no
questions asked something that we don't we've kind of gotten
away with, although it's still searchable at the providers in
the providers databases. This makes explicit in law for the
first time the powers of security services to hack into
computers, place bugs, put in keyboard sniffers and places a
legal obligation on all companies who create devices
that have encryption to provide a bypass this is the big one
that I think people are talking about. If not they should be.
You can have a device that encrypts data, but by UK law if
this gets into law, and this draft is taken as is the iPhone
as an example, if it's really true, would be an illegal
device. Since you need to be able to assist the operations in
bypassing any encryption. This is the big one. I don't know how
they're going to do that. But yeah, maybe we'll have a special
Jack's phones now.
The iPhone a special UK edition. Yeah, but special colour for you
in the UK.
So now they're putting up a commissioners, I guess it's kind
of like our FISA court, seven judicial commissioners who will
be given power of veto. And they will be able to say yes, you can
go instal a bug in this person's computer or phone or you could
use other snooping systems. But of course, just like we have, if
you have an urgent case, no, they'll let you slide and give
you five days to go ahead and do whatever you want. Then there's
an oversight Commission, which will be three members, we have
no idea who these people will be. So yes,
this onerous law, you're going to tell us a little more about
it, I guess. But it's it sounds onerous. Well, is this is this
law being introduced because of all the terrorist attacks going
on in London? Is it London? Where are they blowing up a lot?
Well, this
is possible. No, no, they're blowing. I
think blowing stuff up left and right. This didn't happen during
the IRA era.
I think you're missing a key point, which is up to this bill,
which is just a draft. It's not law yet. We've been discussing
the terminology intolerant and intolerance. This is part of
this. And intolerance includes being negative they hate Speaker
Yes, if you are negative or viewer, you speak out your vocal
about something on British Yes, British norms and values, then
these laws will apply to you.
So heaven forbid you don't tweet I'm going to tell you UK
listeners do not tweet ever tweet that you like Hamas. Just
don't do that.
Because that's a sure sign of terrorism.
It's a sure sign of being on British.
Okay, finally, CSPs will be required to maintain permanent
capabilities, permanent capabilities to intercept and
collect any data being sent through their networks. So full
on, you know, tapping in and sucking it off.
That can be a reason to use a one of the remote proxies. Now,
that is still a VPN.
I don't know if that's going to save you that much. But
well, it's going to I think VPNs are pretty, pretty interesting.
It allows you to do poison pen letters easier.
And I guess finally, we should at least mention Turkey's
ruling AK Party claiming a win in the country's general
election. He gained almost 50% of the votes and enough seats to
govern without a coalition. That's just five months after it
lost outright control at the previous election. Prime
Minister Ahmed over Tolu quick to see change. AK wants to
change the constitution to give President Tayyip Erdogan greater
powers. Critics fear what he might do with such authority.
Erdogan has cracked down on press and judicial freedoms and
obit scrapped efforts to make peace with the country's Kurdish
minority. The Council of Europe has denounced the wind claiming
the voting process was unfair.
There you go. I've gotten part two of that new constitution is
why a new constitution is what I said. That's what he wants to
do. He wants a new constitution.
I got it here.
Now to Turkey. Just days after winning an absolute majority in
a general election, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
has called for constitutional change to give him even more
powers. Now under the current constitution, the office of
president is largely ceremonial. No one wants to change that he
wants to become an executive president similar to that of the
President of the United States. But many are worried that this
will have nothing to do with a balance of powers. Well, I'm
gonna do KISSmetrics
thunderous applause for a president who's wasting no time.
Three days after winning the election President Edwin is
pressing for a constitutional reform to extend presidential
powers. Parties Islamic conservative AKP wants to change
Turkey's system of government, that the party lacks the needed
votes in Parliament. The President is seeking support
from others that are an open, cut and impatient do I believe
that political parties seeking to thwart this process to change
their stance? You let him in, you know, anyone who resists
people's wish for a new constitution and tries to
prevent it will be held accountable in the next
elections in four years. The
jail is not going to enrol. creepage us all in with this
joker that play The second part of this okeydoke
the opposition fears that anyone could become an autocratic
ruler. The President further vowed to press ahead with
Turkey's bloody conflict with Kurdish PKK rebels. And the
government is cracking down on dissenting media on Tuesday to
editors of news magazine not to were arrested for allegedly
plotting a coup. They had called the AKP victory on their cover
page, the beginning of a civil war in Turkey. That edition of
the magazine was withdrawn from shelves. Magazine has been shut
down in the past I live to there has become a country that cannot
even tolerate an opposition magazine. We're talking about a
transition towards tyranny. After regaining the absolute
majority, everyone and the AKP feel stronger than ever. Yeah,
that's gonna be great.
This is fantastic. This is what I get is editors of a magazine
plotting a coup. What are they going to what are these editors
plotting a coup, they're not plotting anything. They're
editors for God's sake. It's not like the military, that you got
to remember it for anyone who doesn't understand Turkish
politics. Why this guy keeps getting in is because of the
Islamist fundamentalists which were kind of banned from
politics years ago. And there was always the military they had
to take over the country. So they could put another guy in
there wasn't a is an Islamist nut ball like this guy. And they
get all their votes from this guy's in the sticks. It's not
from Istanbul and Ankara. It's all these peasants that live all
over Turkey that vote. They don't even want a government.
They want an Islamic state because they're really kind of
you know, the Toothless wonders that are out there voting for
oh, yeah, no, this is better. It's this is just was bound to
happen eventually. I love
that the Free Syrian Army, put out a video, of course, once
again, discovered by Rita Katz OF THE SITE Intelligence Group.
Wow. Yeah. Of the Free Software, the Free Syrian Army
congratulating Erawan
which is interesting, because he's part of the scam. Yeah.
Which is CIA and defence department to turn the
whole place into a mess. Ah, there was a good one. Did you
know so Larry Lessig, who was running for president? Yeah.
Larry is I know, Larry, I know, Larry. And he is a he's a really
smart, naive person. And he was running his idea was run for
president and then just get campaign finance reform to in
play, right. And then he quit, right and turn it over to the
vice president or whoever, right have to be the vice president by
law. But his thing is like, I met him at this event recently.
So the problem is corruption, corruption, corruption, and he
kept winning on about it. But his idea is he only goes about
corruption at this most superficial level, thinking
it'll be solved by campaign finance reform. But any no
agenda listener knows that that's never going to happen.
Because as the polling results show you this is only the whole
campaign churning of money is to benefit the media, and they're
not going to buy it either. But where real Corruption Lies,
which is in the parties themselves. He kind of ignores
this, but yet in this case, he got totally screwed by it.
Am I supposed to play a clip?
Yeah, let's see. I can't I can't find it less. Oh,
I'm sorry. It's L S. S. Okay. Right spelling.
Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig has ended his campaign
for the Democratic presidential nomination, after the Democratic
National Committee changed the rules for the debates, launched
his bid after raising a million dollars and a month he said if
he won the presidency, he would serve only as long as it took to
pass sweeping campaign finance reform. But in a video message,
Lessig said new rules would exclude him from next week's
debate.
Until this week, the rule was three polls finding me at 1% in
the six weeks prior to the debate, last week, we began to
get close to polls found me at 1%. One more and I would be in
the second debate under the original rule. But under the new
rule, the standard is three polls at least six weeks before
the debate. That means I would have had to have qualified at
the beginning of October, which means that nothing that happens
now could matter. Under this new rule. I am just shut out.
Surprise there's a corruption right there.
i That's the point and he's destined to corruption he
ignores
all right, Larry, da we got to get out of here, man. Yeah,
okay. Any football game I should be watching.
There's nothing coming up. You did if you watch the World
Series, you saw a great game and that was the end of the whole
thing. So
That was the did the Mets win. The Kansas
City team won as expected. And there's no real hot games that I
can think of about how Wait, you can wait.
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