Now it's our buddy, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak stares at
November 12 2015. time once again for your Gitmo nation
media assassination episode 773. This is no agenda, preparing for
the deportation forces and broadcasting live from the
capital the drone Star state here in FEMA Region six Austin,
Texas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where I just saw the
California Zephyr slide by him, John C. Dvorak was killed.
Was it dirty?
Actually, I won't call these trains are dirty I do every day.
In fact, the BNF you would think this is the line that was taken
over is now it used to be just western Pacific. And then now
it's somehow I don't know how the Santa Fe ended up on it. But
BNSF is Santa Fe, and they run their trains up and down. You
think that the company Buffett's company BNSF would have some
pride, some
not a little, just some just a smidgen.
A little bit even see the logo on these dirty and she's just a
filthy. They used to have a facility over in Oakland where
all the trains went and kind of consolidated. And I remember
when there was this giant washing machine. It was like a
car wash thing only huge. Yeah. And they'd slide these trains
through this carwash and it would train to come on. And
because he's the passenger trains, in particular made the
kind of stainless steel or aluminium, stainless steel, I
guess, and they come up pretty clean. I think they tore that
out because it probably cost too much, or they didn't want to
have to deal with recycling the water. I have no idea or they
didn't care, which is what I've maybe I shouldn't be saying
another air another Zephyr update. They don't care. They
don't care. Of course they don't care.
I'm talking about all the BNSF the rail stuff the engines go
by. It's a disgrace.
It's a disgrace. I tell you, it is a disgrace just an outrage.
Do you have some pride in your own company?
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And no people just No, no agenda is your safe space.
Your safe space,
it's your safe space. Do you feel safe?
Well, after seeing the debates, necessarily. Yeah,
I watched I had to. And of
course, did you get any clips?
I guess, you know, I thought was more interesting was the
analysis afterwards for media which is more fun to
deconstruct. Okay, and actually, I was just clipping of fun
because I was trying to figure out where this meme all of a
sudden came from? Well, actually, we know where it came
from this Donald Trump is either incredibly stupid or incredibly
smart. I'm not sure yet. But this is about his his stance in
the debate about deporting anyone who was here illegally
What was your feeling about that? Well, actually the here
let me play it. This is just
our feelings about their feelings. Okay. We are
a country of laws. We need borders. We will have a wall.
The wall will be built. The wall will be successful. And if you
think walls don't work, all you have to do is ask Israel the
wall works believe me properly done. Believe me.
Just send 5 million people back with no effect on the economy
have to bring people you're gonna have to send people luck,
luck, country. We're a country of laws. We either have a
country are we don't have a country, we are a country of
laws gonna have to go out and they'll come back, but they're
gonna have to go out and hopefully they get back.
I love this sequence, they're gonna have to go out but they
can come back but they're gonna have to go out and hopefully
they can come back.
But we have no choice if we're going to run our country
properly and avoid going to be a country.
So what this resulted in is two things first, we had you know,
of course, Donald Trump's Oh, this is what Dwight Eisenhower
did everyone like I like and immediately, immediately, the
nickname for Dwight Eisenhower's deportation got attached to
Donald Trump, which was Operation Wetback.
Yeah, yeah. Are all over this operation.
Is this guy totally stupid, or does he have? Or has he figured
out that this is a good thing to do? I mean, surely if you're
going to bring up Dwight Eisenhower's deportation, which,
if you look into it, really was at the urging of the Mexican
government, and they were intimately in an integrally
involved integrity knew they were involved. Of course, it
wasn't called Operation Wetback. That was slang but but then just
to take it one step further,
it's a hold on. The woman that came on the news, Eric claimed
it was indeed called Operation Wetback. Now I haven't looked
into that.
Well, I only have a douche bag. I only what was the part of the
was Brous Brasero rakia Oh programme
for Sarah Brasero Well, I don't think so. What was
an outflow is what this is what Wikipedia book of knowledge and
we're gonna have to do our own research because apparently
nobody's getting this right. But the Brasero programme, which was
they had made a big stink about the Brasero programme because I
remember vaguely remember this. I was I don't know how old but I
was a kid. And but I remember the Brasero programme because it
came in to play it was busloads of Mexicans brought up from
Mexico to pick tomatoes, or to pick grapes or to pick stuff.
And then they got in their buses after they were done with their
two or three weeks later shipped back to Mexico, right?
But then it was because we were starving and we needed labourers
to help with food during World War Two,
that would this do Brasero programme goes to World War Two.
I believe so.
And it had to do with poop. Poop.
Did I miss it? Poop? Didn't say poop.
They came down here too, because we're starving and we need to
help with poop. Oh, I didn't mean
Did I say poop?
I thought so. I don't think I said poop. Oh, rewind.
Oh, I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna I don't care. That's it doesn't
matter. But then it was the Mexican government according to
what I found about Operation Wetback, who said okay, now we
got to get these people back. And we'll help you and it seems
like it didn't go too well. But the thing that got me is then
Mika Brzezinski launches. I haven't found that anywhere
else. But she launches this mean not just
talking Mexico, they're coming in from Asia. They're coming in
from all over the world.
Okay, conceptually, I understand what you're saying and what
you're describing, but still tell me that you're going to
have a massive deportation force.
We're going to have a deportation force and you're
going to do it humanely and
what is this guy not? Can't say if you're gonna say deportation
force, why don't you just hand out armbands? That's not me
that's that
gets clipped. Yeah, that didn't know what to make
of the mica launch. Is it one thing but now it's everywhere.
All everyone's taught me. I
know everyone guy on board with that's
like Sieg Heil seek the Donald deportation false. The only
thing I can think is that somehow he has some research
that says the Spanish from Mexico says a Mexicans who are
in in the United States legally will endear Donald Trump for
doing this. That's all I can think of otherwise, what a what
a canard? What a stupid, stupid thing that to say.
I I'm not I'm thinking more along the more conniving.
Okay. All right. Talk to him. I
just don't see any evidence that I mean, he started off with
this. It's almost as though his whole goal for the running for
president was to was to just draw attention to this problem.
And it's, I would say he's done his job. Well,
there's two things he's veterans. He loves the veterans,
by the way. I love the veterans. I love the veterans. Yeah, it's
that and immigration but Why, I mean, why would he be interested
in doing all this? If it was only to launch these these two
pieces of controversy?
That's the mystery. Yeah, exactly. Because I have no idea.
It doesn't really have anything to do this business that I can
tell him. He hires a lot of Mexicans newest construction.
Yeah. And I have no idea. It's been. It's always been it's
been.
It's a mystery. Yeah, so it is. But no matter what this, I don't
know, there must be a strategy. I'm not understanding because
this is this is just not language. You just
did. There's no the strategy that you're not understanding is
that he was he to me, I least I could be wrong. I think he wings
it. Yes,
I agree. And
so he just lets the strategy happen. So I don't say you can
look for a strategy
right but to sit there and mimic Mika Brzezinski is term of
deportation forces. That's just lunacy. It's just care nowhere,
nowhere to not care. Well, there's I thought the debate was
incredibly boring.
I actually comparing the talk radio guys to my experience, and
I experienced it twice because I had to watch it while getting
the clips and then I had to edit the clips. Right. And I ended up
with a lot of stuff like this, this this Kasich, WTF clip this
this to me, they got to do something. They got to get rid
of Carly. They got to get rid of Kasich, I'm almost of the
opinion that case it's only on the stage to disrupt Trump. I
like him. I don't like him at all. I like him. He's always
butting in. He thinks he owns the place. He's got his dour
look. And here's a good example. This case, WTF clip?
Let's talk about the international economy, the US
versus recently. We, we really need to move on. I think you are
coming to me and that will come to the crash tomorrow to your
banker, but you know what's fair, Mr. Mr. Trump, can I ask
you? Yeah.
But he, he has the most compassion. He's a dick. Okay.
All right. And Carly Carly's one. Oh, whoa. People who count
the interruption. She was the worst for it. They had a tried
to have a couple of those too. But the thing that still bothers
me about her more than anything, and his audience was not much of
a help. Anytime anyone said anything about Carly, they boo
them. And then when Carly came on, they give this rousing
applause or all or warmonger and she wants to get us all killed.
She's she's pretty out there with the killing, isn't she?
Let's play a clip again. Xena Carly one no fly zone. Yeah.
You know, Mr. Trump, fancies himself a very good negotiator.
And I accept that he's done a lot of good deals. So Mr. Trump
ought to know that we should not speak to people from a position
of weakness. Senator Paul should know that as well. One of the
reasons I've said that I would not be talking to Vladimir Putin
right now, although I have met him as well not in a green room
for a show but in a private meeting.
The reasons I've said I wouldn't be talking to Vladimir Putin
right now is because we are speaking to him from a position
of weakness brought on by this administration. So I wouldn't
talk to him for a while. But I would do this, I would start
rebuilding the Sixth Fleet right under his nose, which goes
against Terry, the missile defence programme and Poland,
right under his nose, I would conduct very aggressive military
exercises in the Baltic states so that he understood we would
protect our net NATO Allies would be allies. And I might
also put in a few more 1000 troops and in Germany not to
start a war, but to make sure that Putin understands the
United States of America will stand with our allies. That is
why Governor Bush is correct. We must have a no fly zone in Syria
because Russia cannot tell the United States of America where
and when to fly our planes
let me let me ask you this. They they they have their ally is
Syria. Their buddies was Syria that's their ally but the rush
air in there into Syria by invitation they're into northern
Iraq by invitation. Yeah. They and she says Russia can't tell
us where to fly our planes but it's okay for us to tell Russia
America flight America
when you talk Murga
when this this is not a country that we have any invalid we
don't have any relationship with Syria, yet we're flying around
them, bomb them. And them again.
You She is a complete lunatic and why are they cheering this?
Because? Is this audience nuts? This is where the problem with
the Republican Party plays a little short part of her speech
Carly do that followed of what you just said
understand ISIS is their fight, but they must see leadership
support and resolve from the United States of America. You
must have the strongest military on the face of the planet. And
everyone has to know it, Senator.
Yeah, well, isn't that kind of what America defaults to? If we
if we don't see any other way out of something, we just close
your eyes and go, Man, we'll kill him.
Now, the thing that came up also is the with her and bush. Is
this all we got to do this? We got to spend more money in the
military. Our military budget?
Yeah. Is 10 times bigger than everyone else put together? And
640? Yes, yes. This thing?
Yes. Yet we're this? This is I guess, because we spent almost a
trillion dollars on the military yearly and it keeps going up. It
goes up every year. What are they talking about cutting it
back? They talk about cutting, cutting the going up part back
to John,
it's it's our economy. That is what our economy runs on. Look
at our look at our vehicles. They're all you know, based on
military designs. Yeah. Personnel Carriers. This is what
we do.
Well, it's costing us money.
We also sell a lot of that stuff, you know?
Yes, we do. Yeah. Heaven forbid anybody else getting that
business? Did you?
Do you have the idea that this what and I'm sure you have other
things you want to talk about about the what happened to
debate but it seemed to me that this hit job on Ben Carson,
which was clearly coordinated, it rolled out via over the
weekend, pretty much and then just erupted into this. It seems
like that was there's only three people who who could have been
responsible that for that one is Donald Trump. Which I know if
you think about conniving, you know, he's made dumb buddy,
buddy. Hey, Ban, you, man, let's boycott this will work together.
It looks like he wants to take them out. Then the second one
why he doesn't have that style. Do
you think he would? Well, the second possibility is Rubio, who
of course now has some new billion dollar sugar daddy
backer. So he's gotten you know, maybe there was something there.
But really, I think it was probably the Bush Camp, because
if you look at the numbers, they have a machine. Yeah. And
eliminating someone is always going to be who bush? Yes. So to
me, it seemed like that was that was really, really a hit.
There are two machines that are that are in the game. One of
them is the Clinton machine. And the other one is the bush
machine. Well, it's a two power operations and that would be the
most likely to do this because they're just you know, straight.
He was on tape being interviewed by somebody about some of the
stuff written in their strategy statements that was internally
so he doesn't read any of that stuff. And the guy wanted to
read Psalm two on one of his on one of the shows, it was at ABC
show. It says actually, I saw the clip was still around, it's
ABC, you know, which is the promoters of bush and he throw
it he actually threw the sheet back at him at the guy at the
reporter Dubois let me read it to you and it throws it back do
you have this clip somewhere? It's was it you have it what's
it called? I think it's it has ABC bush and it's the most read
this recent I think it was from last week or the week before
ABC Bush
not seeing it it's nothing with ABC bush.
Will that be a It's not ABC Bush is something ABC still
supporting bush or ABC brings Bush back into play or something
like that.
Okay, can't find it. Sorry. Allow me to just play three
quick clips about concerning the Ben Carson hit job. Yeah, cuz
it's spread pretty wide. So first, we have CNN, this is one
of their political commentators Mark Lamont Hill. I've no idea
who he is
the greatest lie, right.
Mark Lamont Hill is a former professor who they used to who
Hannity. Pretty sure it's Hannity mostly. And I think once
in a while O'Reilly used to bring on as a as a fast talk and
left wing black couldn't hold his own against anybody,
especially Riley. And he got so full of himself. I think he quit
his professorship and now he's a full time analyst on Sundays
networks. Yes,
certainly for CNN. The greatest lie in American history is the
myth of the self made arson. Nobody makes themselves we're
all we're all shaped by our communities
by llama, I love this bomber me.
It's actually Elizabeth Warren started it. You recall, she's
the one that started that one, those little Democrat house
parties, she was saying, hey, who built the road to build the
bridges? That's taxpayer money,
people who struggled and sacrificed for us by governments
that offer safety nets, who have struggled
and sacrifice for you, John, please, please tell me my way
here. And it doesn't matter. You're not a self made, man.
Don't worry about it.
And what Ben Carson is able to do essentially is reject all
that stuff, Ben Carson is able to say I was saved by Jesus and
hard work that allows him to reject a safety net that allows
him to push back against expansion of a welfare state
that allows him to resist tax cuts for the for the middle
class and the poor tax hikes for the wealthy. It allows him to
create an entire narrative when people say, hey, wait a minute,
why are you doing this? Ben Carson can say hey, because I
did it myself. And it makes white voters feel comfortable to
say that looked at his black guy himself. I'm telling you clear
here, guys, I gotta wrap it up.
That's an interesting concepts, that the strategy of being
religious in a presidential race is so you can say, Hey, I didn't
rely on anything but my Creator and God, and then according to
this guy, white people like that. Fascinating. Then we had
the News Hour, and I'm going to presume just knowing how
television news works that they let or they said, Hey, Gwen,
you've got to do this story, because we can't have a white
person taking down Ben Carson. Well, we got a black person, and
she's nervous. Did you see this? Her her takedown of Ben Carson?
I did? I don't think so. And she's so nervous doing
it when you've been on the trail. I'll go in your black you
can do the story longtime over the years personal. Thanks. And
your old nasty
you've been on the trail a long time over the years personal
Sports. Thanks. And I guess it
What a laugh she has I never realised that I never heard her
laugh. It's pretty nasty.
Very bad as a bad laugh.
Oh, man. All right, I'm worse than me. The danger for for Dr.
Carson is the fact that his candidacy is built on biography.
It is built on honesty.
It is built on saying this is who I am. These are my
bootstraps. And we all admire that. The interesting thing
about people of the outsiders we talked about so much is that
they all seem surprised what it takes to run for president. And
what it takes to run for president is scrutiny when Dr.
Carson says there has never been scrutiny like there has been
directed at him. That is just not so I think I mean, I we were
all there. trike trust. We
got real nervous because she's about to lay into some stuff
here that hasn't been talked about in years except on the
show.
trike trust that you're all day when Bill Clinton went through
the whole thing with killing Vince Foster with the airstrip
in MENA, Arkansas. All true. We're, we're still we're talking
about Barack Obama's birth certificate. Your years after he
was president. There is always the scrutiny and each and every
one time those folks hated when they complained that they felt
like victims. And of course, this is the way Dr. Carson who
has great self regard as he deserves to because he
accomplished his
objection to the double standard this week, there is the NDA
story in the Free Beacon, there is the story of Teneo refusing
to answer and Mrs. Clinton is not being covered in the same
way Ben Carson
would say, You know what, there was also a report saying that
those two emails that were supposed to be classified were
not classified and nobody covered that.
Oh, great way to go on defending Clinton.
week week.
Isn't that great?
Oh, that was that's No, that's alright. Borderline. That's
really a good clip and
I'll take a borderline from you no problem. All right, then we
have the view. As you know, I believe the view is incredibly
important to our culture. Looking at the ratings of many,
many women watch the show and get their news from the view and
believe do and it's a sad state of affairs.
Last month Baltimore police couldn't verify that he was held
at gunpoint he said that they spoke to general West more on
Memorial Day but the general wasn't in Baltimore at that
time. There's too many things against him he needs to here's
the thing do you really think and he's a retired neurosurgeon.
He performed the first surgery and he joined when
really strike you guys as as a pathological
liar. I think most people will say
no, I'm a liar. I do you think they should put his book in the
fiction section? If you remember when James? Thank you. When
James Frey wrote a million little pieces, and Oprah had him
on and it was his story, and then it was a new one. He sure
did. And guess what his book was moved. nonfiction to the Cat in
the Hat. And I think we should have
a bunch of bigots Cat in the Hat is great. That was a good line.
The lines are good. But it's like, is there like written
lines? I mean, this is like, whoa, that's where the view we
don't have to really adhere to any sort of ethics. How? Of
course not. So let's just write rip this guy.
Yes, that's the point. It's a coordinated attack. There's no
doubt who said on ABC the view, I think it is, isn't it? I
pretty sure that would make sense.
Oh, if it's ABCs on that, yeah, that would make more than enough
sense because that data again, puts it back into the purview of
ages.
It's ABC. Yeah. So that wouldn't be okay.
That puts that right in line with our thinking. Yeah, the
bushes. They got a machine. ABC is a big supporter of Bush,
which I know I'm gonna have to go look because they own Disney.
They own Disney in Florida. Yeah. Governor of Florida whole
thing. Yeah. And every time and I've been still watching ABC and
every time that anything comes up, as always, Bush could have
1% they do a 10 minute interview with him. Why? What do you think
he down to 1% for? Well, people don't understand what I'm up to.
Well, what are you up to? And then he goes on and on with his
ideas. Oh, that's fantastic. I'm surprised you're at 1% You
should be a lot higher.
You know, I keep getting this suspicion. This just creeping up
on me. That and here it comes. At the end of the day. It's
gonna be Clinton against Bush. It's that this is that
disgusting. It's really it really is.
Well, Bush is still performing poorly on the debate stage and
his end is eating it which gotta be bugging him. He looks like he
looks like an idiot with because he's farsighted. I've said this
before. When you're farsighted you when you wear glasses to
correct your vision, it they're magnifiers that's just the
nature of a man so your eyes are bigger than they would be
normally it looks creepy, and looks creepy looks like that one
guy on stage with big giant alien eyes. And he's looking
around however, John
however too tall however, when Tina the keeper wears her
glasses, she doesn't look creepy. She's got
foresight, foresight. Luminara Yeah, ya know, most women aren't
it's a good thing. Yeah.
Hey, baby objects may appear a bigger mirror is they're
really good. And then when they have their glasses off, a lot of
times they can't see if you're even wrinkled. They can't even
feel around and find your face. Unfortunately, I'm gonna
nearsighted.
And by the way, women because they wear makeup around their
eyes. It looks great when they have the glasses on but Bush
just looks like a creep up there. Yeah, it all works out.
Yeah. There wasn't a very disturbed and I want to
while we're at it. Okay. Play the Charlie Rose on being pretty
ISO. Brand new,
you begin to think inside. I'm pretty. Because there's some
people who never believe they're pretty because growing up, they
never thought they were pretty.
That the hell was that all about?
He's flirting with Giselle. Bundchen Oh,
what a D such a horn dog. It's good, so good. I so something
that relates to this. There was a report that came out and I
caught on the BBC. And increasing warped sense of
humour could be an early warning sign of impending dementia.
Yeah, I saw that too. That went around the Twitter's Yeah.
So first of all, I'm very concerned about us. Let's be
honest. But then how about this and
she says she's a great CEO. Every time I see. TV, I want to
reach through and string
you know, I know that doesn't sound very nice. And I wouldn't
mess with you
think she has dementia? Oh, Hillary Clinton. Oh, yeah. She's
laughing about the guy saying he wants to strangle Carly Fiorina
early, which was immediately used as Oh, double standard. I
thought the joke was funny. It was just it was a funny joke.
What was the joke? It was no joke involved, the guy said,
but every single time I hear Carly Fiorina I just want to
strangle her. That's kind of a joke. Is that? The way he said
it was funny?
Well, there was a funny thing to say maybe but that's not a joke.
Okay, joke has structure. Yeah.
Okay. It wasn't a joke. You're right. It was a
humorous commentary found amusing. Yeah. Well, that's
different.
But it was It wasn't all that bad, but I'm just worried about
Clinton. I think she
bumped her head. Yeah. And she has brain damage and now she's
got crazy laughs which is play the nasty little laugh.
This. Okay, whereas nasty little laugh I don't see nasty little
laugh.
Well, you know the left? You mean her life?
Oh, I'm sorry. That's BPA man. She's got BPA. There's medical.
She might
have BPA. Yeah,
there's medication for it. No worry about it wouldn't be the
first thing she's taken. All right, continue with your
report. All right, let's
go back to the debates. Here's a good example of these, this
needless interruptions that were taking place. And this is a Rand
Paul getting interrupted.
I'd like first to respond to the accusation. We should I think
it's particularly naive, and particularly foolish to think
that we're not going to talk to Russia. The idea of a no fly
zone realise that this is also something Hillary Clinton agrees
with several on our side with, you're asking for a no fly zone
and an area in which Russia already flies. Russia flies in
that zone at the invitation of Iraq. I'm not saying it's a good
thing. But you better know at least what we're getting into.
So when you think it's going to be a good idea to have a no fly
zone of Iraq realise that means you are saying we are going to
shoot down Russian blades. If you're ready for that. Be ready
to send your sons and daughters to another war in Iraq. I don't
want to see that happen. I think the first war in Iraq was a
mistake. You can be strong without being involved in every
civil war around the world. Ron, how would you respond? Ronald
Reagan was strong but Ronald Reagan didn't
Ronald Reagan walked away in Reykjavik he walked away. He
quit talking, I finished when it was time to quit.
keep interrupting.
Because that turned into a misogynistic comment yet. I'd be
waiting for that. Yeah. Just waiting for it.
I'd like to finish. I'd like to finish my response basically.
Now, was the crowd booing Trump for? Yes. misogynistic comment.
Yeah. Did Carly just have all her shields in there? That's
what it sounded like to me. That was a they had a they had a good
ground game. They
got people's and maybe their weapon was constant. What kind
of shields would you have in Milwaukee? Maybe you can. Bus
bus.
This is an important shame. This is an incredibly important
question. And the question goes to be who do we want to be our
Commander in Chief? Do you not you to not you want a commander
in chief who says something that we never did throughout the
entire Cold War, to discontinue having conversations with the
Russians. I'm not happy about them flying over there. But I'm
not naive enough to say we'll Iraqi as as implied with their
airspace, we're just going to announce that we're shooting
them down. That is that is naive to the point of being something
you might hear in junior high, but it's scary.
But if you're not going to write on a no fly zone strategy, what
would yours be?
The first thing I would do is I wouldn't arm our enemies. I
wouldn't arm ISIS. Yeah.
All right. Well, let's let's talk about something television
wise about this particular show. Okay, I love the floor. I love
it when they have the high gloss floor of that, that makes for a
great shot, overuse of star filters every single time they
came back from a commercial break. Like how it says 1970
We're using star filters but on your lens. That was
very noticed very peculiar. It's very, I was lax
so a crappy venue doesn't doesn't at all give a grandiose
impression. You know, it's a theatre it's hard to make that
look really
crappy though, as the great Milwaukee is. It's a theatre
that needs to be redone.
And I personally, I felt that Maria Bartiromo was hair was
just off. It had like just awful. No, it wasn't awful, but
she had this one on the on the left hand side or for us, right.
It was just a big flap but like a big flap hanging down. And
then her eyes she you know she she clearly had eyelashes on.
But she had them all clumped together. I didn't like no I
didn't like it at all. She has beautiful eyes, but she does. I
don't know. It's like where's the crimping tool girl use that.
And then boys there was another problem that I
had. No. And then it is a British guy. Well, yeah, get
that
guy out of our out of our system. It felt really wrong to
have some British guy asking questions for an American
presidential debate. Yeah,
as if we need approval from the British. The British monarch
Yes, yes.
I'm just gonna be right Be able to Shabbat I don't get I don't
want that you are a douche about it but I agree with you I don't
like that. I'm just like go away. Be on it. We have
Americans questioning at Question time but the Prime
Minister No,
I've never seen I don't think so. All right, well onward.
Let's play. Here's another one. This actually I've got two Rubio
clips. The here's the short ones actually a nice so he's going on
about parenting. And the most important job is to be a parent
and most important job is to be a parent to your kids. But
what's the really thinking on this clip Rubio on the most
important job?
The most important job any of us will ever do is the job of being
a president because the most important institution in
society.
Now I heard I heard that one too. And it's always interviewed
because no agenda. Producers and listeners were aware. So we hear
this kind of stuff. And then you can hear the room almost go. But
then no one no one says, Excuse me, you You meant parent, but
you said President. Yeah, like Hillary, you. You
meant, like Hillary was even better. You have that queued up.
I could I could get it to almost like it was Hillary. Yes,
absolutely.
Attend the Yeah,
we get get that. Yeah, here it is.
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. So that
might have an ISO somewhere, actually. But yeah,
all right. Let's go on. So here's an ask Adam. This is one
of my rhetorical bullcrap questions. Doesn't matter. We
got Rubio and military, I don't get
to play my jingle played
the Middle East, beheading people and crucifying
Christians, a radical Shia cleric in Iran trying to get a
nuclear weapon. The Chinese taking over the South China Sea.
Yes, I believe the world is a safer. No, no, I don't believe I
know that the world is a safer and better place when America is
the strongest military power in the world.
The Techno version? All right, ask God.
What was your question with m&s Go?
To go that one he's still got?
What was the question? He goes on and on about China's doing
this, and they're getting a bomb and Iran and the just wider
Ukraine, Russia is pushing around pushing this around all
these things. And so he knows that if we were a powerful
country, we wouldn't have these things we are we are spending a
fortune on the military. And all this is going on around us what
I would say, Well, what you've just described, apparently, with
all the money we're spending, which is more than the than
every other country combined, all of them China, Russia, and
put them all together and not as much as us with all this money
we're spending to be the most powerful country in the world.
And all these things are going around and around and around
that are happening is horrible things. It's apparently not
doing us any good. How do you respond to that, Mr. Rubio?
Is that a question for me? Yes. To me, it's apparent of the $640
billion we spend annually on the military industrial complex, I'm
pretty sure maybe only 60 billion actually turns into
stuff. The rest is probably squandered, stolen, funnelled
away, put into projects that don't do anything. So maybe
we're weaker than we think we just spent a lot of crazy money
on it, because we have not audited any of this.
That's right, the defence department. They can't audit it.
It's too too hard. We can't afford the number of accountants
it would take. How hard would it be $600 billion. We don't have
any companies that size. The biggest, I don't know the
biggest companies in terms of sales. So mbcr To Dos companies
and you know, maybe just a 10 times as many people I'm sure
there's $60 billion. I don't know what Exxon is was probably
up there. But if you have a company making 60 billion and
you need to do profit and losses which the military does.
You know, your point is made that you've made this point over
the past several episodes. Yeah. Yeah. Is that we spend a lot on
military got it? Yeah, I got it.
Well, I know. But when these guys come up and say crap like
this, it this reminds me of the other thing that's going on,
which is, oh, this crazy big terrorism thing took place in a
country that is surveillance Central. Everything's being
surveilled. But they can't stop that anything. Yeah. What good?
Is it? Why why even spend that money? No. No, I don't have
anything else you're on.
I did want to mention that. NBC published a statement. And they
said that any official candidate who qualifies is entitled to 12
minutes and five seconds of airtime in the same slot, the
same time slot that Donald Trump got for Saturday Night Live.
Okay. The interestingly, although this was not reported,
no, we didn't discuss it either. NBC also previously issued a
statement for I think it was a five minute Omega three minutes
and 25 second time slot, because Hillary Clinton did her cameo.
Right? She did. Yeah. Well, so I'm just tell it's just because
we talked about the I don't know where that's headed. The equal
the equal time rule. Yeah. And I don't think anyone's gonna take
him up on it. They only took took them up on Hillary's five
minutes. They should have already should have gotten on.
Yeah. Well, maybe they're still going after that. You know, I
can I can just see the here's a prediction, if not this
Saturday, next Saturday. Bernie Sanders on Saturday Night Live
with Larry David.
I'll do it. Yeah, you can just you can see the skit. Come on.
No, that's coming. Yeah. I can see the skid coming. That's like
Sarah Palin and Tina Fey. Yeah, exactly.
All right. Anything else on the on the debate?
The Trump on Syria clip? I didn't I don't think we played
that.
No, I can play that for you want us to play the lead in? Are you
good to go?
I think it's I can't think of what it's about.
But if Putin wants to go and knock the hell out of ISIS, I am
all for it. 100%. And I can't understand how anybody would be
against not do a blew up, hold it. They blew up. Wait a minute.
They blew up a Russian aeroplane. He cannot be in love
with these people. He's going in and we can go in and everybody
should go. And as far as Ukraine is concerned. We have a group of
people and a group of countries including Germany, tremendous
economic behemoth. Why are we always doing the work? We are
all for protecting Ukraine and working. But we have countries
that are surrounding the Ukraine that aren't doing anything. They
say Keep going Keep going. You dummies keep going protect. I
love that we
have what is that bell?
That stupid game show Bell.
It's a game show bells. What? Salting, it's installed
smart. We can't continue to be the policemen of the world. We
owe $19 trillion. We have a country that's going to hell. We
have an infrastructure that's falling apart our roads, our
bridges, our schools, our airports. And we have to start
investing money in our country.
Donald Donald is wrong on this is absolutely wrong on this.
We're not going to be the world's policeman, but we sure
as heck better be the world's leader. There's a huge
difference where without us leading boys are filled. And the
idea that it's a good idea for Putin to be in Syria, and ISIS
take out Assad and then then Putin will take out ISIS. And
that's like a board game that's like playing Monopoly or
something. That's not how the real world works.
There's a need for rescue mission. When the world is
threatened. The world needs help. It calls on America. And
that's the story.
Yeah. That is the story. Yep. I don't know. The overnight
ratings put it at 13 Point 5 million viewers. That's an 8.9.
rating, which is just just a little bit under CNBC ease.
Yeah, but yeah, that's because CNBC and Fox Business, I have to
say people don't have that that's a subscription. It just
No,
I'm not saying anything other than first of all, it's huge.
This is bigger than I think. Any debates.
Yeah, that's because we're really tuned in somewhat lively.
Even though you have these two interrupters, who are that more
and more convinced or planted? Why is Kasich even up to he's
got no chance at anything. He's got no machine And he's got me
just a stooge. I like him. I think he's a dick.
Okay, fine. That's this is, this is what we're allowed to do in
America. I don't have to call you out as a crazy guy just
because you have a different opinion.
don't think there's anything else? That's it? That's my
summary. Nothing. Yeah. I do have the ISO, which I think is
funny, which is the was the other ice. So I actually played
bush on taxes. That's we'll finish with that.
Governor Bush,
Republican primary voters say tax reform should be a priority
for
this is a yes or no question he's asked, and what do you
think he does? Do you think he answers this question? No. Why
would he? And so he goes on and on. And then I had to cut it off
because it was just like, Okay, you're just full of crap.
Governor Bush,
Republican primary voters say tax reform should be a priority
for Congress and the administration. But Governor
Bush, how important is tax reform? In your domestic policy
agenda? Will you guarantee it in the first year of your
presidency,
I'm gonna fight as hard as I can to make sure that we shift power
away from Washington simplify the tax code to spur economic
activity in this country, of course, it's the highest
priority. If we don't do that, we're stuck with the new normal
of 2% growth. Hillary Clinton says basically, we just got to
get used to it. 2% growth means declining income for the middle
class. It means more than 6 million people are stuck in
poverty than the day that Barack Obama was inaugurated. It means
it means more demands on on
the day. On the day, this is he's he he can't really
construct the sentence compared to some of these other guys. And
I do want to play now I'm thinking about one more clip.
All right. I like this short i These clips are pretty short.
This is the this is the Cruz clip, where he starts to moan
about sugar cane subsidies out of the blue. I know I know why I
know it. We all know why. Oh, really? Yeah.
Okay, let's listen to it. But I want to hear why from you. And
I'll give you my why.
Among them are corporate welfare like sugar subsidies. Let's take
that as an example. Sugar subsidies, sugar farmers farm on
roughly 0.2% of the farmland in America, and yet they give 40%
of the lobbying money, that sort of corporate welfare is why
we're bankrupting our kids and grandkids, I would end those
subsidies to pay for defending this nation.
All right, why did he bring that up, buddy? Uh, Johnson,
Rubio's the big man behind those subsidies? Oh, I would say
there's a little ancillary issue. What's the real reason?
Bernie Sanders if you look at who has contributed to his
campaign is every single union you can imagine and the sugar
lobby.
Yeah, but he's not running against Bernie Sanders. He's
running against a Rubio Yeah, but
it's handy to to LB and Sanders.
Sanders will never see the light of day. So it's interesting
though, most of these guys are corrupt.
I think we should just draw straws. Get it over with the
reruns your if
your thesis is correct, which I can't really argue against. It's
going to be Bush versus Clinton. It's what it seems like the
public should be up in arms over this.
We're not Oh, no, it's much worse.
We're not though Democrats are all in for Hillary.
I gotta tell you, man. After I shouldn't do this to myself, but
I listened to serious progress. 127
You love it? You're getting some clips.
Well, I do from time to time it gets farm clips and but I've got
to start clipping this this guy Michelangelo Signorelli
No, yeah, no, I
don't ever heard of him. Oh my oh man. All he does is these
people are retards these Well, he's like, clown car. They have
they're they're insane. And it's just there's so much hate. So
much hate on that channel. It's just unbelievable. Chunky has to
be the same way chunk. Yeah, chunk I know. I know. chunk. And
I think we should do a little entre mom before we thank some
producers because this is just bummed me out. I've had some
LGBTQ few IAP clips. Good. Always good. This is part of the
screw the gays and this will start with Congressman Gohmert
who clearly wants everyone to know that and I guess he's Is he
also a preacher does he have a congregation does have a church?
Does he speak into a congregation some big mega
church?
No No, I don't think he does.
Well, let's let's just take a totally secular approach to
this. Congress is good about having studies, how about if we
take four heterosexual couples and put them on an island where
they have everything they need to live and exist. And we take
four couples, just men put them on an island, where they have
all they need to survive. And then let's take four couples of
just women and put them on an island. And then let's come back
in 100 years and see, you know, which one nature favours. Just
say, you know,
what? That's really breaking it down to the essence there, just
to Gomer.
But then where is a cloud?
Yeah, but then this guy, and this was so good. I, I if you
want an ISO, we're gonna have to work on it together. Almost like
what is happening and What? What? Hold on. Something's going
off in the next room. Anyway, I'll play this. This is. Hold on
one second. I don't know what happened. When was
the last time he did this. You had the left the water running
in the bathroom. And he's probably cooking something.
The dumbest thing ever. I have a Bose sound bar thing for my TV.
Yeah. And if you mute it after half an hour and unmute. Like,
that's handy.
That makes no sense. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense went off.
And if you only have two modes, either, if you're muted, it will
turn off after 30 minutes. You have to say you have to turn it
on again. Or if you mute it and you can set that mode, then it
will unmute after 30 minutes. But what countries is German?
No. Bose New England. Bose is New England. Yeah. Wow. They
needed to run the Cambridge they need to talking to buy this is
Colorado pastor, Pastor, Pastor, he's a pastor, Kevin Swanson.
Man, this thing is so good that, you know, if you want an ISO,
let me know we can create it on the fly sackcloth and
ashes. I was thinking, you know, there are parents and this is
not a funny thing. There are families whose and we're talking
to Christian families, pastors, families, elders, families, in
good godly churches, their sons are rebelling, hanging out with
homosexuals and getting married and the parents are invited.
What would you do if that was the case? Here's what I would do
sackcloth and ashes at the entrance to the church and I'd
sit in cow manure, and I'd spread it all over my body.
That's what I would do. And I'm not kidding. I'm not laughing.
I'm grieving. I morning. I'm pointing out the problem. I said
again, time. This is the peep. These are the people with the
sores, the gaping sores that are pissy and gross and people are
coming in and carving happy faces on the source. That's not
a nice thing to do. Don't you dare calm happy faces on open
tosee source. Never do that. Don't you ever do that? I tell
you to do it. sackcloth and ashes. This is what America
needs. America needs to hear the message Yeah, we are messed up.
Do not this lunatic you're
not to back this up as do not carve happy faces into pussy
passing passing sores. Yeah, man. Oh man. It
started when he started screaming That's when he
flipped. Well, we can see where the dice are would begin right.
He first started screaming we
got the parents are involved. I'm grieving. I mourning that's
okay. And then I'm pointing out the problem.
That's kind of the problems Good.
Hold on. Let me let me I saw that. All right, pointing out
the problem. This is great. Okay. Pointing out the problem.
Okay, we can use these later. And that's for sure. I'm
pointing out the right and then we go yes. Not
a gay time.
It's not a gay time.
I'm pointing I think that's that's the ISOs I'm pointing I'm
pointing out a problem I'm pointing out a problem is not
the gay time is or you can lead not to get time off. Because I'm
pointing out a problem. I'm pointing out a problem I think
is good.
I think that's good by itself. Yeah,
there's the peep. These are the people with the sores the gaping
sore.
That's good to stand alone.
I told you this.
These are the people with the sores, the gaping sores. That's
that's
the people with the sores, the gaping sores. That's currently
gaping sores, okay, but then maybe we want to also ISO this
over here.
sores that are pissy and gross and people are coming in and
carving happy faces on the source. That's not an nice thing
to do wait maybe here's better Don't you dare calm happy faces
on open policy source right there
what should What should we do the little bit listen to the
ending we should we should include that
oh to dare calm happy faces on open pissy sore Don't you ever
do that? Don't you ever do that?
I think that should be the end that don't you ever I wouldn't
do that. No, you don't think that's
I think they'd because the ISO should be just all energy okay
and then do a fade out like that again as anti-climax It's funny
and I think the whole clip is a dynamite clip okay let's try we
just keep a little shorter.
Okay, well then why don't we try this? Okay, so I think
I think we got three here we three we go live
we can do this.
Don't you dare calm happy faces on open policies.
Oops. That's to be open pissy sore. Sorry. Okay. Don't you
know that's also wrong
to ever do that. Don't you dare calm happy faces on open pissy
so?
Oh, man. I can't get it right. The little S Yeah, there is
some. Oh, I see what it is. He's got a little little s right
there. This is this is how production works. By the way.
Yeah, you can imagine doing this all day.
Don't you dare calm happy faces on open pissy sore.
Oh my gosh. Can you see that? June.
I think we have a winner.
You got three winners.
Man, dynamite. Good work. I like this. And with that, I'd like to
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So he's down there. And sure
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He was assisted to find some other place to live. Yeah, the
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The first time he was imprisoned. They said he
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Well, I got a note from somebody. I didn't print it out.
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Maybe I don't think we're supposed to know actually,
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Okay. There's been a couple people requesting this I have. I
will follow up because there was a mirrored situation in a year
at Yale, which I think
was I think came in for I think the Yale thing came before
Missouri might
have but it then it got put in the back burner. And I think the
Yale things more interesting, but I want to hear what you have
to say aye. Aye. I got kind of pushed in the direction of
supporting the students based on the the conversation that took
place on Democracy Now. And you know what side they were going
to be on?
Yeah, conversation. Yeah. Right. So you're for the students in
this in this?
Yeah. I'm taking the students. Okay. Do you want to
talk to Yale first, then just to get it out of your system?
The Yale thing is, I have one clip, which the clip and you can
figure out the the style of the clip at Yale, I thought was an
interesting mirror because it wasn't. It didn't draw as much
sympathy but Yale and hilarity ensues,
if you could explain what the letter was that his wife sent
out about Halloween costumes. Yeah, absolutely.
So the interfaith intercultural Affairs Council, which is a body
of various administrators at Yale sent out an email a couple
of days before, saying, you know, please do not be
culturally appropriate for Halloween, respect other
people's traditions. Do not wear anything that is not your own
culture. pretty simple and pretty polite, to be honest. And
a couple of days after that, the associate master of Silliman
College, Nicholas Christakis, his wife Erica Christakis
sundowning Why does he
talk like this? Who talks like this? It's
it's an email to Gailey sense of her residential college
basically saying, none of that matters. Do whatever you want.
The university is trying to control you. They're trying to
tell you what to do. If you want to be culturally appropriative
It's okay. If you really love procreative
is that yes, it's a new word. Do I like
this clip culturally appropriate? This introduces a
new term to me I've never heard it
culturally appropriative Yeah, you know what that means? Yeah,
it's kind of like politically correctly. Cultural
No, it doesn't mean no, that's just
me listening appropriate if it's appropriate of
appropriate if that is a word,
culturally appropriate to have meaning you Whitey have put on
blackface or you Whitey have put a sombrero on your head for for
trick or treating.
Now I need to say something about that real quick before we
continue with the clip the dressing up like a mariachi is
is not a slam against any
culturally appropriative it's may not be a slam it's beside
the point.
Because it's a costume. The mayor the mariachi guys don't
walk around the street wearing mariachi clothing. It's a
costume. They were across their
culture, it's their culture. You can't
touch it, Whitey Oh, not your culture. And you know, we were
doing you thank you keep going culturally appropriate Tiv Yeah,
appropriative pan, it's a great word. Others
do whatever you want. The university is trying to control
you. They're trying to tell you what to do. If you want to be
called truly appropriative It's okay. If you really like it, you
can do whatever and so you know, students were outraged. It was
basically an outright you know, completely ignoring the students
in her college and also in the university who find find these
issues to be not just, you know, discomforting, and
I need to be in a safe space upsetting
but really deeply harmful. more deeply harmful actually creating
space for violence to happen and on campus. And in particular,
the advice that she gave was to either look away or to engage in
dialogue with someone who might be wearing something culturally
appropriative. And
when she says that, again, culturally appropriate, you'd
missed the first time to sort of fourth times dynamite,
they did try to engage with people, they were harassed, they
were mocked. They were, you know, physically intimidated.
And so, it really did create a completely unsafe atmosphere on
campus.
And then what happened this weekend with a confrontation of
hundreds of African American students on campus who are
questioning the first African American Dean, Dean Holloway,
who used to be the master of one of the residents even the word
Master has come up now as the heads of these
masters trigger warning trigger warning, Masters Yeah, good one
Democracy Now war and peace, War and Peace report.org
I'm Amy Goodman, Masters blah, the masters who have
traditionally called the guys who ran the various residences,
and there's just a term for that goes back to whatever masters he
and she apparently now uh, yeah, they've gotten so caught they've
gotten so PC that they can't use the word masters.
And I have a degree you can't say masters. This is
what I can't say Matt get a Masters of Arts anymore. You
can't get an MA or an MS match
what what should we suggest as an alternative? Title Masters of
Arts? Rehab, Master of Arts, that would be better Massa Nash,
I got a match the odds that the definition of appropriative is
Of or relating to or given to the act of taking for yourself,
I will bet you are typical 50 cents because you know, it used
to be $1. But you know, hard times 50 cents, that this girl
listens to Drake and Jay Z and Beyonce and it she is
appropriative of the black culture. She's white, isn't she?
No. Dammit.
She's mulatto.
No, that's good enough. Like that. She
thinks she's Caesar's, I think she defines herself as black.
Okay,
because you have to go off to that to them. Because ever since
the music business figured out that selling black music to 15
year old white girls is a goldmine and declining
diminishing, then you need to stop that because it's
appropriative of black culture. That's next. It has to be next.
You're dancing the black music? Hmm.
Well, I'm looking at appropriative thing this little
differently and more. I listen to this crap. And I like it. I
like it.
I like it. It's, I like it a lot.
Now, here's what I'm thinking. The idea is to make sure because
the idea is to promote divisiveness. Because if Oh, you
can't hear a Mexican sombrero on Halloween because it's
culturally appropriative if you're an immigrant or you're a
Mexican, let's say you're a black, you can't really try to
get a job in in an art in a white office building of some
some corporation was started by an old white guy, because this
would be culturally appropriate of the of the whites. There's a
white culture so we don't want to do that. What is what is
white culture same crap that the blacks have been fed with the
all year just uh you know, your house nigger, which is the term
they use and in the sociology classes, yeah, they do
everything they can they who they are, I can't say anybody in
particular. But the culture drags will not let anyone get
into the white culture. You know, and then the white culture
kind of is keeps them away to I mean, the whole thing is to keep
everybody instead of like, being the one nation we're supposed to
be. You have a bunch of subgroups that can't even wear a
sombrero. I mean, come on, like where it's headed.
I have some I have some thoughts. very particular
thoughts on this, but let's transition now this is good.
Let's transition now. to Mizzou, Mizzou, University of Missouri,
and this made the rounds everywhere was on television
everywhere, just in case you hadn't heard of this as an
assistant visiting professor of Media, then I think journalism
but media for sure. And the students created a safe space on
public ground by putting signs in the ground that said safe
space by itself needs discussion. So it's a safe pit
space. And there was one student journalist who they were not
letting into the safe space even though he has every right to be
there. And it was disturbing what the assistant professor of
Media did and said I made it can I talk to you? No, you need to
get out You need to get out. You need to get
out she pushes the camera out. All right
I love that I need some muscle over here. Now CBS here's the
here's how they reported this.
The Washington Post reports on the University of Missouri
professor who tried to block reporters from covering an anti
racism protests on campus. Melissa click is an assistant
professor of mass media at Mizzou. She and other students
were telling the media including a photographer who confronted
her to back off Can I talk to you no you need to get out now
listen,
you need to get out
you need to get out I actually don't all right oh hunger for
explain. He had the right to do
interesting. They they potted down the part where she says I
need some muscle over here. They've used it. Yes. They've
removed it listening.
I heard it first time Yeah. photog Very good.
Then Carol, CNN facebook.com/carol CNN.
That woman calling for muscle is assistant professor Melissa
click at the university's Communication School.
I love this. This Her name is click and she's a media
photographer. Yeah,
she pushes the student photographer covers his lens and
mocks him says public property the
mocking is funny. Listen to this. This is this is Obama bot
nut job crazy mocking which happens all the time. It's a
really good one. I'm
a communication badly and I really get that argument.
That person emails us sometimes.
directing students to form a human chain to block the
journalists from doing their job is a good way. Good job. We went
to Professor clicks office to ask why would a mass media
communications instructor wants to stop the media? She wasn't
there. But this flyer expresses her opinion about traditional
media. The Communication School says it can't comment about
personnel but says intimidation is never an acceptable form of
communication.
Unless a click by the way did release a written apology saying
quote I regret the language and strategies I used and apologise
to the new campus community and journalists for my behaviour.
That being an A hole is now a strategy. The Missouri
University sent an email out to everybody I have a copy here,
subject reporting hateful and or hurtful speech. This sent to all
students and faculty to continue to ensure that the University of
Missouri campus remains safe. The M U Police Department MPd is
asking individuals who witnessed incidents of hateful and or
hurtful speech to or actions to call the police immediately and
they have the phone number. Give the communications operator a
summary of the incident including location provide a
detailed description of the individuals involved provide a
licence plate and vehicle descriptions if appropriate, if
appropriative if possible, and it can be done safely take a
photo of the individuals with your cell phone delays including
posting information to social media can often reduce the
chances of identifying the responsible party so you got to
post it right away. While cases of hateful and hurtful speech
are not crimes, if the individual or individuals
identified our students and Muse Office of Student Conduct can
take disciplinary action. So that's for hate speech, hateful
and not even hate speech hateful and or hurtful speech which is
last time I checked still speech and has some protections. Some
issues with this. First of all, the way I understand how it went
down is the I think was the president of the student body.
Someone some drunk white student drove by and shouted racial
slurs observes a drunk aihole Then there was as a part of the
story which has kind of faded away Now was this poop swastika.
But I have yet to see any evidence of the poop swastika.
There is no photography, photographic evidence. There is
you know the only person who the person who reported it said he
read about it on a flyer. There's no photos, there's
nothing. So that had to be dropped because that was just
doesn't seem to be true. And no, poop swastika. Really,
here's here's the way I'm seeing the story being on the side of
the students. And if you look into it, the University of
Missouri Here's one of the last major land grant universities in
the country to accept black swans. Can we can we
stop for a second before you get into that? Okay? Every the
protesters during the initial homecoming parade where we had a
huge blow up because the the president of the university
would not get out of his car there were standing in front of
there blocking him from driving. And then he hit me with the car.
I watched the video at the car and inches up and it touches the
guy's legs when like he hit him with anything, but they were all
wearing T shirts. Did you see the T shirts? Yeah. 1839 was
built on my back. And there's an Elon there built on my black.
Yeah. And this refers to it's actually quite interesting. If
you go back to 1839 is when the university was started. And it
was started. They claim the claim is it was started with
money that was achieved through sale of slaves. And in 2008,
there was an alum of the University who felt bad that
this had taken place. And he started an endowment not a huge
120 $5,000 started endowment, but specifically said that this
was because his ancestors, his great great grandfather had sold
slaves as a part of actually, he had sold negros is what the
exact bill of sale was titled. And really this this thing
really started in 2008. Looking at this has been reported
widely. If you look at the makeup of the state, 8% is
black. I think it's 79 or 80% is white, the school is over
represented if you go by those norms, a 10% black and 73%.
White. And the only thing that bothered me about this was the
number one demand of the concerned student 1950 group
that the president of the college admit his white male
privilege. That's where,
right, yeah, okay, well,
you're still on the side of the students because I want to talk
about Yes,
because you what you're doing is the same thing the other side
was doing which was, which was is this really the demand is
just as good example, let's, let's just take this, there was
a lot of different groups involved in this. And let's
first look at the history of the school is extremely racist. They
N word used freely, which is what that earlier thing you were
talking about. And then the black fraternity that was on
campus, I guess just within recent few months ago, or
earlier in the year was covered and pelted with cotton balls to
pretty much insult the blacks inside. So they're all cotton
pickers. And it was just this very slow build up of tolerance.
For some of these days. One guy drunken guy driving by yelling
epithets is apparently the tip of the I'm sure I'm sure it is.
I'm sure it is. In Missouri, I'm sure by the way, Missouri is
also where Ferguson is, and Missouri is a target, it's about
100 miles away about 100 A lot, it was still the same state. And
Missouri is is kind of an app people I've ever known for
Missouri, this kind of a very funky kind of racist operation
in the whole state. Am I calling everyone from Missouri racist,
but we don't get a lot of donations from majority if you
haven't noticed. And adult we do say Missoura. But there was a
lot of that. It just it was just a very tense moment. And it was
pretty much the football team when they decided to say we're
not going to play any more games until you straighten this out
and get rid of well,
but what was underreported was a large number of players on the
team were pissed off about it didn't like that they couldn't
that they were going to have to do
this. Well, there's always going to be no one's in 100%
agreement, but as your minor points. Sure, you have a racist
Atmos, I'm not disagreeing with that, and not something to be
done.
I'm not I'm not disagreeing with that.
And I think the thing to be noted is that whether it was the
pressure from the students were the students had any effect,
which I would actually say probably not as much as the
football team, because the football team would have to pay
a million dollar million dollars to the to the team that was
supposed to come in and play that game making my point for
me. So this is a money deal. Okay,
now, one more clip, and then I need to talk about something
because I'm I'm not against the students, except for one. There
is an exception. First, here's Ben Carson, who's Black and his
his opinion,
it's part of the the problem that's going on in our country
right now we have people who get in their respective corners and
demonise each other. But there's no conversations, of course, ask
people to put on the record, what their gripes are and what
their solutions are, then perhaps they can see that maybe
they're not so far apart, and they can come up with some
reasonable solutions. But, you know, this is just raw emotion
and people being manipulated. I think, in many of these cases by
outside forces who wish to create disturbance. It's
very possible.
And there's nothing wrong with that.
I know. But here's, here's my problem. And this goes back to
last week when or in the week when there last week, when I had
the Obama bought dinner, and I was accused of ignoring my white
privilege. And I had a very strong reaction to this. And you
know me, I'm,
I know, and that's one of your pet peeves that is your
recurrent. Oh, current pet peeve. Well, yes, it will set
you off.
Well, no, it won't set me off anymore because I took this to
my therapy yesterday. Oh, yeah. New segments. Yes. Yes. I'm
going to tab so I went to see my therapist in San Antonio angle.
If we don't have a jingle, though. We need one that should
be something like Adams nuts or something. Whatever. That's
we're not gonna do we're not gonna say stuff like that.
But I was so because, um, you know, people say horrible things
to me all the time for years. Oh, how about when I was seven
years old, the end of the Vietnam War. I was in the
Netherlands growing up, and the kids would walk around and go
soak up American. So cute Yankee fit go home. So cute. Thank you.
So I was I was a Chinese Yes. Like, wait a minute, where I'm
from America? What is this place? They hated Americans in
the early 70s hated them with a passion. So when I wanted to
figure out why I had so because I don't have these reactions.
I'm healthy enough to understand that people project all the
time, but and I just don't have responses. But this really
ticked me off. And so the whole two hours, I've worked on
figuring out why I was so upset about it. Two hours, yeah, two
hour session. Oh, yeah. No
wonder you're broke.
It's important, it's, I recommend some therapy for
everybody. It's not bad. And my therapist show provides Sandy,
my therapist very, very helpful. And, and she took me down a path
that was I thought interesting enough to bring up on the show.
And it is really about the term white privilege or really
privilege. Because what you are doing when you say to someone
you have white privilege, is you are shaming them, you are
shaming them into something they can do nothing about. It is an
aggressive low life act to do that, and it comes mainly from
people who are in a place of narcissism. And the narcissism
really comes from two different cover two directions. One is
extremely entitled, extremely entitled, people are very
narcissistic, or people who have such a gaping hole in their
soul, that they are just complete a holes. It is also
factually incorrect. The end, so this is why this term white
privilege has to be changed. I do not. It is not a privilege.
And so I'll just take the example that was thrown at me.
You have white privilege. So what the hell does that mean?
Well, driving while black. And so the concept is that I have
some privilege because I'm not black. And I don't have to take
off a skin because I'm white, that I don't get pulled over.
That would be the privilege. If you look at the definition of
privilege, I don't have that privilege. I may not get pulled
over as often as a black person or ever but it's not. It's not
guaranteed not to happen. No, it's a benefit of being white.
Just like there's a benefit to being black. If you look at
currently affirmative action, there's still a lot of what
happened to you. It's not a privilege. It's a benefit.
You're not guaranteed to get into college or get a job
because you're black, but right now there's a benefit in the
world. This is what is okay to say shaming people, which I will
say comes directly from President Obama, who was the
first one to come out and say we're going to name and shame
people name and shame Republicans name and shame
companies. It is a horrible narcissistic asshole thing to
do. And it is you can you can say white benefit. I'm okay with
that. But saying privilege is really, really incorrect. And it
is aggressive. And I don't care about how bad it is in Missouri.
Two wrongs don't make a right you cannot use this meme and for
white people that use it, like the clearly over entitled, empty
soul people at the Obama bought dinner is wrong.
Good one. you can give yourself the you can play the jingle.
I'll play
this one for you. Today, white benefit Yes. White privilege. No
fu bullshit.
Yeah, and I feel much better than that. I don't know how many
the term probably came up because Amy Goodman is one of
those promoters of it. And but when I heard the story the kind
of the trenches stories I felt that the you know, there's they
want to get the guy fired the guy running his place. Sure.
Okay, they got him fired. And that's that's over, supposedly,
but you're talking about the narcissist thing, when they had,
they did show some clips of some of these spokes, folks for one
of the for the 1950 thing or whatever, I don't know. But
there's a bunch of groups involved in this deal. And a
couple of them are
just going to say one more thing about driving. If you're a hot
woman, and you're white, probably if you're black, but if
you're white, you're gonna get pulled over a lot. Okay? For
different reasons. They may not be if you're black, and you have
you could be feel threatened. You could get your ass kicked.
But you know what? Beautiful Women are driving around cops
pull them over all the time and harass them sexually. Yes, so
there's benefits and there's there's detractors. It's a fact
of life. Not
a privilege. No, it's not a pro. Thank you. It's not likely now
that you bring this up. And I think your logic is, is
impeccable. I would like to well, kind of impeccable. I
would like to now set the bottom of this. Yeah. Look, I let's do
it. I'd like to get to the bottom of this. Who's Who
started this meme? Well, I mean, we start we started discussing
it on the show. But we never thought about it being so
important because we're nothing that our circles ever bring up
the skies, but it's becoming. It's overcooked. It's really
you're right. It's showing up too much. And everybody now yt
is doing it. Yeah. And which, you know, it's
where it's worth. It's, it is shaming, it is shaming. White
males specifically. Yeah, I can't change that. I'm a man.
Let's get older white males. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So that would
put me in the tar. I'd be at Target. I'm just saying
that shaming is unacceptable in society with the you know,
everyone talks slut shaming, it's the same thing. Your slang
and you wear these Oh, you can't help it that you're gay. So you
have gay privilege. Boy, you have gay disadvantage. If you
can't these things that just, it's not okay to say where did
it come from? I don't know who started a job. It's evil. It is
important it is but it's an evil term. I'm okay with white
benefit. Hey, you know what, Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock made
a huge, have huge careers based on something they are allowed to
do. I'm not going to call it a privilege. I'm going to call it
a benefit. They can say nigger, they can make jokes about or
talk or like a cracker white guy. I'm a crazy white guy. I
can't do that. Because I'm white. Is it a black privilege?
No. But is there benefit? Yeah, it is. Congratulations. We're
different. It works that way.
All right, since you mentioned in his last piece, as we move on
Twitter. Now, we've talked about this before, which is the
millennials have a great, difficult time of being
confrontational. I'm actually of the opinion that they can't even
ask for help if they're drowning. Because I don't know
what I need to save space. I'm drowning.
I just do not understand and I've got Millennials all around
me. And they none of them. Can they tell me this stuff. I mean,
this is where I get a lot of material, but they don't explain
it. And it's like, there was a piece I didn't clip it but I'll
put it on the next show, which is about all the the millennials
that still live in home, which has some element of this. But
here's the one that really got me we can talk about or not
talking about it. But this is the screwball Twitter, American
Airlines clip. Thank
you. And one more aviation headline tonight, a mid air
scare for passengers on a flight from Chattanooga, making an
emergency landing in Huntsville, Alabama. A passenger tweeting
this video while on board that's fuel leaking from a loose fuel
cap. That was the message American Airlines responding to
his tweet asking him are you on the plane let the crew know the
power of social media they landed passengers later booking
flights on a different plane to Dallas.
Okay, here's a way that they didn't bring this up. Of course
they don't talk about sociology. But here's where I heard the
story. A guy sitting at the window of millennial no doubt
about it because who else would do a live feed of you know your
take a movie and and trying to get some Wi Fi on the plane, I'm
assuming. So he's shooting this thing and he's tweeted this is
so funny. And they put it gets you on the plane. Yeah. Go tell
somebody this is going on. Oh, I forgot Oh glide though. And does
this distress anybody distresses the hell out of me? I'm now
thinking than if you're on a plane full of millennials and a
damp thing was on fire. They wouldn't say anything. He
wouldn't say anything. Let
me just update my status burning and dying.
Do you find this disturbing? I thought that was a very
disturbing so yes,
it but I find it par for the course. It's it's horrible.
We're turning out morons. And all of this, it is coddling.
It's my generation. I think that is that is messages.
I've done. I got all of that. And hopefully it was not as bad
as the thing. leaking fuel is gonna go down in flames because
this idiot won't tell me let me update
my status. That's pretty good. But
I tweeted it. I tweeted it. I mean, it's this unbelievable.
Yeah. Well, unfortunately, it's highly believable. That's the
that's the crazy part.
That I'm glad somebody at the American Airlines was using
company time to follow the tweets,
man. Anyway, yeah. problematic.
I'll say
what do I have here? Oh, yes. Let's talk about the plane, the
Russian Metrojet. Okay, yeah, because I've been, Something's
been bothering me about this. Now, of course, we still don't
really have any official information. The first thing
that bothers me is this ATSB data and ATSB is its experiment.
It's not really experimental. But like flight radar 24, which
is the graph that everyone is using, you know, it's it's kind
of an open source project where people have these, you know,
they get the USB stick to create an SDR, they jack it up to
different frequencies, and then they can receive these
broadcasts from most airliners, with this tele telemetry data.
And to see the plane then stop, it's forward, it's forward. When
they were 20,000 feet, the forward speed was down to 62
knots. And the descent rate fee per minute was 606,582, which is
around what is this not even though it's like, 100? No, it's
like 6570 miles an hour. And now this could all be incorrect
data. This is the point I'm making about that. But when you
look at the pictures, I don't understand how an aircraft can
come down from you know, pretty much straight down, but I guess
it was floating down because it was only doing about 70 miles an
hour coming down. I don't understand that being but I
think the rate of descent, if if especially if it broke up,
should have been much higher, much faster. But we don't know
about this data. And then if you look at the crash site, you
know, it's almost like the World Trade Centre, we have this
perfect outline of a plane on the ground.
Yeah. Like it pan just came down. Yes, and k and m lab.
And yes, and I'm looking at every picture of them. There's
obvious things missing. But also, the ground around this
plane is filled with tire tracks of heavy machinery. There's no
impact. There's no no bounds. There's nothing. It's just all
these tracks and it looks like I'm not saying that the plane
didn't go down there wasn't eliminated. I'm not saying
people didn't die. I don't see a single body. All I see is it's
different from every other crash. We've seen we see the
suitcases stacked up with barbed wire around it for some reason.
So the crime scene has been disturbed. No passports. Hey,
man, what happened to the passports? We always show
passports thrown about on the ground and none of that. So I'm
disturbed by the agency one passport. Okay. Well, I'm
disturbed by the circumstantial evidence of this. And I am not
if it were intended to be used for something, then well, here's
our friend, my friend, the congressman McCall here in
Texas, who is just I'm going to see this guy one day and I'm
going to give him a piece of my mind because I do we sometimes
bump into each other. I'm hopeful I get to bump into him.
Chairman. What's the latest intel on the downing of that
Russian airline?
I love the question is give me the Intel and guess what? The
guy gives him the Intel. What kind of Homeland Security
Commission guy is this? Who's just Oh, you want the Intel?
Sure. I'll give it to you. No problem. Here it is the Intel
chairman. What's the
latest intel on the downing of that Russian
airliner?
Well I think the latest evidence we have is the blank recording
itself which indicates that there was an explosion on the
aircraft when he couple that with the satellite technology
this this flash of heat on the aeroplane which
we have not seen. Have you seen a satellite technology? Have you
seen any? I've heard it. I haven't seen it.
The fact that ISIS has declared war on Russia. This was a
Russian plane headed for Russia. In addition to the US and UK
intelligence that we've received, I think all indicators
are pointing to the fact that this was ISIS, putting a bomb on
an aeroplane. So okay,
one week after that sounds pretty definite. Doesn't this
terrible incident?
What do you think is the likelihood that it was a bomb
that it was a terror attack?
What do you think, John? What's the likelihood based upon 10th
of a second audio
for sent? Oh, no,
no, no, no, no.
We get a high degree of confidence that it was it's been
my get all along, as we've looked at the fact that the
reason he
says Be my get
get guess, Oh, guess I thought it
was? No, I don't think he said Guess I'll go along. Let's do it
again.
It's been my get all along.
Guys get what is it? Like he's like an interview, get the like,
get as straight as
we've looked at the facts that the region itself, the fact that
they want to hit the Russians, and I must say, Chris, this is a
new chapter for ISIS. Typically, we looked at the al Qaeda in the
Arabian Peninsula. Is that as the sort of Premier bombmaker if
you will, hitting the aviation sector there, maybe you said gut
maybe said gut their crown jewel, but now you're looking at
ISIS now putting bombs on aeroplanes, which concerns me
see how he did that. He see how it went to, oh, it's ice, not Al
Qaeda. Now it's ISIS. And I feel my gut tells me,
which concerns me greatly, not just for Russian airlines
CRISPR, quite frankly.
So he's going from all sorts of suppositions a gut check. And to
to now is is absolutely true. Yep. that ISIS is putting bombs
on aeroplanes.
And what does that mean if they're putting on Russian
aeroplanes? What's next? Well, yeah,
sure. But now you're looking at ISIS now putting bombs on
aeroplanes, which concerns me greatly, not just for Russian
airlines, Chris, but quite frankly, American bound flights
into the United States clamp
down. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, what a student that guy is that I know. I actually I
think he's just dumb. I think he's, he's dumb. He just
believes it.
He sounds kind of dumb. Yeah, that's a dumb sound.
But I have problems with this. I'm looking at it again. And
just you know, reviewing the photographic book, let's call it
evidence for whatever it is not none of its evidence, none of
its evidence. I'd love to see the
there's a bunch of heavy equipment around you could take
and you can take this stuff. There are things there John,
that you could
push a bunch of junk onto this, this area, you know, wreckage of
whatever store or take a plane that's in scrap, you know, as
long as there's a Yeah, it looks like scrap that look like
graveyards around the country that used to be I went over to
one that was in Las Vegas outside of Las Vegas, and they
have every imaginable plane. In a just a holding, they take the
engines out.
Well notice the only the only identifiable piece was a tail
section, which has no burn marks has no visible explosion,
explosive residue evidence, but it does say Metrojet a 321.
So you show you think it's a possibility that you would, and
you could do this, if you're going to do this, especially in
the this is the middle of nowhere. Yeah. And we have a
base not too far from it. You could write we have well, that's
the valid condom is 100 can be done by us. But so you, you'd
push this plane out to the middle of nowhere. And then you
could you could say you hit smash it up and just smash it,
do flatten it, do whatever you have to do it. You could take
you could do this over a period of months, and no one's gonna
see you doing that. Right? Because you're in the middle of
nowhere in the Sinai desert.
So I haven't I have no further explanation. But just looking at
it from
almost a logical point is who would be the culprit?
How it depends on what Russia is going to do. I mean, it seems
that Well, the President came out very early on the next day,
they got McCall, this is from Monday. This is all very early
on ISIS, oh, it's ISIS. So whether the United States is
taking this as an opportunity to blame ISIS, whether it's the
Russians who need this to say, well, we need to go after
something because dot dot dot, maybe Russia will come out and
say hey, turns out it wasn't ice as it turns out, it was the
moderates been whatever the final decision isn't it looks
like the United States. Yeah, right. The United States. It
looks like the United States is pushing very hard right now. To
say it was ISIS. Russia has not really come out and said, We
think it was X, Y, or Z. So maybe we're doing that video out
of a defensive nature
with all maybe a long game. Could be a long day. Yeah. So we
don't but if
if it's Putin, then he needs to show his cards pretty quick,
because it's gonna
we're in the middle of that area with a new US based nearby and
with I don't see how Putin could pull this off. It has to be us.
Okay.
It certainly sounds like but why? Well, to prove that it's
ISIS, I guess. But still, who cares? And then what happened to
the plane is the other question.
Was there a plane? Well, maybe you're actually working with us?
Yeah. Who knows,
remember, the open mic or President Obama said, Hey, man,
wait until I'm reelected, then I can, you know, get more involved
with you. You remember, that's what Obama said to me, Jeff.
Yeah, with open mic. Maybe this is I don't know. But
that plane crash never been told the truth about anything. It's
that it
you know, it's almost like it's almost like the flight 93. I
remember how that looked. Yeah. Where it's, you know, there's
just a little hole in the ground. Nothing, nothing was
left, forget the debris that was spread over 14 Miles elsewhere.
But any of the elites always remind us that the things are
different than than the way they seem. We'll go back to Donald
Rumsfeld talking shortly after 911. Imagine
the kind of world we would face. If the people who bombed the
best Hall in Mosul, are the people who did the bombing in
Spain are the people who attack the United States in New York,
shut down the plane over Pennsylvania and attack the
Pentagon.
Shut down the plane over Pennsylvania. We thought that it
was let's roll and it was driven into the ground. And Bill
Clinton. Just this week was did a star talk. You know what the
Star Talks are? Don't you know I don't Oh, come on. You don't
watch that. No. Ah. It's our buddy. Who Oh, Elon. deGrasse
Tyson show.
Oh, I know. Oh, that's that show still on? Oh, yeah.
Oh, and he had Bill Clinton on and he's a bill said
you had to deal with the incoming fire. When George Bush
and Al Gore ran for president. They had three debates. Nobody
said what are you going to do when the twin Trade Towers come
down the Pentagon's bomb?
By thought a plane flew into the Pentagon.
The Pentagon's bomb
Pentagon was not bombed bill. How could you make this Gaff?
Unless the truth wants to come out. Truth always wants to come
out. So don't say to me don't say to me that someone would
slip up because these are slip ups. These are actual slip ups.
These are good slip ups. Well okay, what's a good piece?
Migrants there so I have they were going to do migrants? Yep.
I got i Let's
Let's restate that we're not going to do any migrants. We're
going to do migrants.
I decided to I got to run I gotta run down clip is this
another three by three? This is a three by three now it's time
for one free experiment by JC de pairings don't read from ABC
seven
All right, the never ending three by three John C. Dvorak
with the three by three report.
Okay, this is the rundown as of yesterday, on ABC with and it's
they made made it as entertaining as possible. If you
can call any of it entertaining, and it just kind of brings
people up to speed without really giving us any
information, any information at all, but it's worth listening
to.
We turn next to our continuing coverage of the refugee crisis
in Europe and tonight the number of people seeking asylum in
parts of Europe, reaching a new milestone. 1 million. Germany,
Sweden and some other countries now beginning to close their
doors yet many are still coming, risking their lives. Just today
we learned the story of seven children lost as their families
were seeking a better life. ABCs chief foreign correspondent
Terry Moran in Greece with the difficult images tonight.
Our half sunken boat off the Turkish coast. It's front window
broken the telltale signs of a tragedy. 14 dead and seven of
them children. The refugee crisis here is actually getting
worse. And a milestone today 1 million people have Now sought
asylum in Europe pays to double last year. Every day brings more
heart rending scenes. Last month. 18 month old Muhammad
Hassan pulled from the sea after the boat he was on capsized.
He's alive. The fisherman shouts liquid, get the water out of his
mouth. They saved his life. Today the human tide kept
rolling ashore here on Lesbos, and everywhere the evidence of
their exes. All along this coastline where the boats come
ashore, you can see several of these huge piles 1000s of life
preservers and every single one of them represents an individual
journey of hope and desperation and with every landing, the
tears of relief, the joy, the determination to go on. Terry
Moran, ABC News Lesbos
determination to go on well,
now before I wanted to just mention stuff that here we said
desperation he held up an inner tube, but there are these huge
piles he showed of these life preservers. Cheesy ones, I just
don't understand why some entrepreneur is off topic, where
some entrepreneur hasn't just piled these things into some
Tugg or something and just gone back and resold them for like
two bucks a pop. Recycle that stuff. Yeah, talking about 1000s
and 1000s and value on every trip he could probably make
about John,
I think we could raise VC money for this project easily. Well,
speaking of Greece,
I need to go for an elevator pitch with the angels. Got this
idea right. It's called this called the it's part of the
sharing economy is my idea we're going to share life preservers
amongst refugees. Okay, Shark Tank. boots on the ground report
from Greece produces a writing with lots of information Hey,
John, Adam, more boots on the ground. I live in Piraeus, the
port of Athens. Unfortunately, by witness every day Syrians,
Iraqis and Afghans stranded until they catch the next train
for braise to our northern borders with Fryar and not
Macedonia. The men to women ratio is 80 to 20. And the more
bright colours and the Syrians seem to be more well off than
the darker ones, the Iraqis and the Afghan Afghans with more
prevalent Asian facial traits. What strikes me most is the way
they deal with their money. During their day long stay on
the pavement or inside the train station. The refugees need to
have some of their basic needs catered for like John pooping.
Since NGOs visit the islands they come in, take some selfies
and then go back to restoring social duck justice in the great
keyboard wars. These people have to visit multiple times a day, a
kiosk, which in Greece really provides almost everything due
to their high numbers, I often have to stand in line before I
can begin my daily commute for tickets and money, etc. taking
multiple glimpses into their wallets. Yeah, I know, I'm
classy. I was baffled to see that some Syrian wallets were
full of 500 euro banknotes, I can assure you that in Greece,
we haven't seen one of them for more than a decade, and our
banks are still under capital control with a limit of 420
euros, by the way, didn't know that's pretty funny. You got a
420 in Greece, good aren't done yet. I'm not sure if the notes
are authentic or counterfeit. But one thing is sure the
refugees have no idea of the monetary value they're carrying.
The Greek kiosk owners have seen through this and and are the
crookedest of them all and they give them less change without
the Syrians even noticing and just putting in a hurry. Another
bunch of banknotes back into their wallets. How are we to
explain this? Are they fake, so they just go on spinning the
name this LI are they provided by an unknown party some form of
assistance whose value remains unknown to them, but maybe
because they don't bother into converting these purple
banknotes into Syrian pounds. Were were they my hard earned
and converted pounds? Was it after having sold to my house
and my livestock back in Syria, I would not be so indifferent. I
would check every note and every cent and I would as I would get
changed in a foreign country the pianist says so that is indeed
strange. five euro banknotes are not very available. Even Europe,
boots on the ground from Finland. Adam and John this is
from Rowley just heard you Sunday show his report from
Sweden. They it's really bad here. It was just reported that
Sweden is going to start the border checks again into the
southern border of Denmark. I hope it will also ease the
travellers to Finland since big portion of refugees to Finland
come through Sweden to the middle of Finland to torneo.
Also the story where they travel from Russia to Norway is true.
Winter hopefully eases this wave of refugees for once I hope for
a really cold winter. In Finland. We have the far right
party on our cabinet notice the true things but it really hasn't
been able to do anything. I'm all for getting refugees here
but it seems that at least a big portion of refugees are coming
from Iraq, Albania etc, and are just after the social benefits.
This has been validated in many interviews with the refugees.
Thank you for your excellent show. Here made a small
contribution against you, thank you very much. Here is, and this
is a new twist and I had to look into the legislation. This is
what is now happening because we have rules for asylum and
migration in the European Union, and it's called the Dublin
chord. In fact, it's the Dublin three German
Chancellor Angela Merkel is coming under increasing domestic
political pressure to find a lasting solution to the refugee
crisis, which we'll see at least 800,000 people arrived in
Germany by the end of the year. On Tuesday, it emerged that
Berlin had reintroduce the Dublin three agreement, which
states that each individual must apply for asylum in the country
in which they first enter your numbers, especially of Syrians
has risen to such an extent that no one could have seen in
October, the last circumstances have forced us to make
adjustments as well as sniping from within her own party, the
right has mobilised against Merkel's refugee policy, and the
extreme right continue to cast a menacing shadow and attack
refugee shelters.
So this is a Hail Mary by Merkel, saying hey, you know, we
have rules for this. This is Dublin three, which I read
through Dublin three, man, no one can understand this document
was like, huh, I was like, Well, if the refugees this and came
from there, but they put a foot there and they it's like, no one
understands it. But what's Germany is doing is they would
you come and go back there, which of course these countries
that are completely unprepared for no one's documented that's
coming through. So this is Germany starting to close it
down because a lot of strife happening internally. A lot of
Germans are getting really upset, knowing now that by 2025
they think there'll be 10 million refugees slash migrants
in Germany alone. That's a pretty hefty, pretty hefty
total. And another open mic incident happened with Angela
Merkel speaking to Mark Zuckerberg, because of course,
you know, the guy has to be in political circles makes nothing
but sense. Well,
the German President describing it as a table microphone, and
what the table microphone picked up was Merkel's sort of muffled
Lee asking a question is aka Bergen and you hear Zuckerberg
and it's on this issue of what Facebook is going to do about
monitoring policing, racist, xenophobic comments about
refugees here in Germany. It's a big issue. Here we hear for
Zuckerberg response pretty clearly on the tape, or at least
people who are listening it did. He said, we need to do some
work. And then guy, there's the Merkel follow up. She basically
asked the same question again says, but you're working on
this, and Zuckerberg can only say yes. Look, I know there's a
humorous aspect whenever private conversations are picked up a
lot of public microphones. But Germany is taking this issue
very seriously. It gets the core of what they're trying to do
house potentially find jobs for these incoming immigrants,
incoming refugees. And there are have been some ugly attacks and
racist attacks and arson attacks on refugee housing. What the
justice minister here at the end of last month did was write
Facebook and say they need to urgently review their policies.
It really gets it sort of this difference between what tech
companies think they're allowed to do and what the German state
sometimes demanded them. Heiko Maas, the justice minister said
that they need to urgently review he said that he then he
had a meeting here in mid September with Facebook
executives. Their basic point is if Facebook police's nude photos
right then why can't they police, police racist or
xenophobic comics? That's the line from the German government.
They're concerned about it and they want more cooperation from
big tech companies like Facebook Shut up, slave.
That's right. Yeah, you'll be censored to cut out by the
Facebook.
This is how it was also took a trip down to Africa to have a
big
man. That's my next clip. This is the this is the real problem.
EU and African leaders enter the second day of a summit to
discuss the migrant crisis in the Maltese capital the letter
is nothing like going to Malta by the way if you just want to
have a little jaunt, you know, have a meeting. Malta is
fantastic. Have you seen these pictures of all these elites?
They do the big group photo, a lot of love for tax reasons.
The letter the European plan is to donate billions of euros to
ease the security and economic pressures that force people to
seek sanctuary in rich nations. Let me just
get district so the EU is sending seven to 8 billion euros
to Turkey for helping them out with the migrants. And now
there's going to be billions going to African nations to stop
them from coming. Europe. Are you insane? This is insanity.
This
is fun to watch just within Europe for the crisis.
The problem that we are facing today is in part because some
countries in Europe has taken a fortress approach the fortress
This approach is no part of the world that can be a fortress, we
should be open to legal migration.
As talks continue, Sweden and Slovenia become the latest EU
nations to tighten borders.
If if a progress made on returning failed asylum seekers
to Africa, the EU is still struggling for a coherent
strategy to this migration crisis. Indeed, as the bloc
seeks help from African nations as well as Turkey, it seems the
only strategy that Europe has is to make it somebody else's
problem.
Meanwhile, pepper spray is sold out in Germany. Is it? Yeah. As
frightened Germans by protection against refugees. Have you seen
that video? There's a video called It's a compilation video
and it is edited specifically to look really horrible. But it's
called with open gates. It's in the shownotes under the the
video clips dock section, you can I you know, it's like 15
minutes long. And it shows you the violence, and the thievery
and the thuggery that is going on in Europe, with these
migrants, which you just don't see very much of in the
mainstream media because of course, if you're going to
censor or ask Facebook to be censored, and when a government
does it then it is censorship. So when Angular Merkel says you
got to do this, that censorship I'm not a Facebook just decides
it because they don't like it with open gates you or just
search for it, and you can see the video bits, it's really as
jarring and taken with 50% grain of salt like man, you know,
sure. It's edited in a cool way with ominous music, but you have
to see it to really get
a balanced view. Check it out a battle Germany also has another
ongoing scandal, which is their spying scandal which there's a
moment irony of this report.
Yes, this is very funny.
That was our political correspondent Simon Young. There
are fresh allegations today of inappropriate and possibly
illegal spying by Germany's intelligence agency. The BND
German public radio station says the agency targeted a list of
individuals and organisations from politicians to companies
and even aid groups. But for many Germans the worst part of
the allegations is that the BND also spied on one of its own
diplomats. That is something that is illegal.
Throughout successive revelations Germany's
intelligence agency, the BND has always maintained that it never
targeted its own citizens. To reports that German diplomat
Hunter Acaba was spied on proved to be true, the BMD scandal
would reach another level, without having at least informed
the parliament intelligence Oversight Committee. This would
amount to a deliberate breach of German law. For many members of
the committee the issue poses some fundamental questions must
be the arbiter in Parliament powders, the work carried out by
the parliamentary oversight committee actually make any
sense? When I have to assume that the people sitting opposite
me who should be briefing me and the entire panel will inform us
or are not telling the truth or not telling the whole truth
folks tended to be actively misleading us instead, the
worst. CDU politician claimants spinning believes that the task
force charged was shining a light on the trigger words used
by the end of continuous work. The important questions will be
who decided which trigger words would be used back then works
and who was responsible for all that is, according to media
reports, French Foreign Minister longform years is the latest
German ally to find he was spied on by the BND. Spying among
friends is unacceptable as what Angela Merkel said in 2013.
It's crazy, this trigger words, man this thing is, this is not
so
I don't even know to be honest about it. i One of the reasons I
played that because I know you'd pick up on that. But I don't
understand what they're talking about. Ah, well, I I can this
story
you're talking about in this story. I can't tell you but I
can give you some research on Millennial trigger words and
warnings. By requested from my unit and from my Razorback
connection. Did you know that you can set your Tumblr
preferences so that you cannot go to Tumblr sites that have
trigger warnings so you won't accidentally hit a trigger
warning?
No, I did not know that.
So this is very this is the millennials so all tumblers who
are participating in this bull crap. Put trigger warnings on
their Tumblr pages. And if you're logged in into Tumblr,
and you want to go to one of these places you get the
following Everything okay? If you or someone you know is
experiencing any type of crisis, please know that there are
people who care about you and are here to help. Consider
chatting confidentially with a volunteer trained in crisis
intervention, it might also be nice to fill your dash, that's
the dashboard with inspirational and supportive posts. Like Love
is Respect lifeline, and half of us go back. This is wow, this is
fantastic. I'm collecting them. I'm collecting these trigger
warnings. That's
fine. But how do you share this report? Or what does this even
mean in this within the context of this report?
It must it must have something to do with racism or but what is
the government? What does the spy agency have to do with it?
I don't know. Maybe it's just a hip way of reporting. This throw
trigger warning but
this did come in from dw so I'm listening to more of these off
site reports that's what I get more international news than
usual because they've they're they're doing stories that are
see what I got here.
Well, before before we get into thank some people, I'd like to
do a little entre mile since we're on trigger warnings.
Target made a big boo boo, Big Boo Boo,
oh, target stepped in at this time with a certain portion of
the population want you to take a look at what they have for
their ugly Christmas sweater collection. Yeah, it's the OCD
obsessive Christmas disorder, one in a line of ugly sweaters.
But there are people that are really upset with a message of
that they're making light of obsessive compulsive disorder.
There's something like 2.2 million adults, according to the
National Institute of Mental Health, and they don't believe
it's funny or cute. And it's not just target. No, it's not just
target. It's actually there. There's some other kind of T
shirts and merchandise that's available and other stores
target their comment. By the way, they said we never want to
disappoint our guests. We apologise for any discomfort. We
currently do not have plans to remove this sweater. Oh boy,
crazy targets. I'm
going to get one.
Get one from me, man pick it up. So this also means that all
those funny jokes that you post on Facebook with the OCD
pictures of something Oh, see that you can't do that anymore
because you're making fun of people. You're violating their
safe space? No,
I'm gonna show my school by Joanie to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
yes, and we do have some people to thank for show seven. What is
it? 77373 Big Show.
Big Show. Big Show Big
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some reason on this machine. I gotta get out. What I have to do
is make the cursor bigger. Now you have to thank a few people,
Sir Brian Barrow and royal Wootton Bassett.
And I'm sure he becomes. Amen. Well, I say
last night, he's 123456 donation. Yeah. We read this as
my homeboy becomes Duke. I gotcha. Yeah. For Black Knight
to serve. Right? No, he's no thanks. Read the whole thing.
Didn't Eric put a note in there?
Yeah, this is from Black Knights or bear Brian Barrow. Hey, John
Adams. Sorry for not voting for a while but picking up where you
left off. Seems I'm a vie count. No, but we'll push on to become
a Duke and finally claim a country portainer
Eric put a note in there says he's actually only a baron. I
don't have that note. Didn't you? We get the spreadsheet from
i Tell me. Let me see. Take a look at it. Yeah. The back
office. Let me see. Yeah, he's a baron. Not a by account. Yep.
Got it. Right. Okay. But it's better than we think.
Go to divorce.org/peerage to check on your status in terms of
how many where you are where do you get to these these levels?
And so he'd be a baron but he got to he wants to in some area.
He wants to be the Baron or something.
I don't think I have mercy. Do we have no I don't have enough
protection?
Well, somebody said something and we'll get it to him but he's
a black knights who's always going to be screwed.
It's a blessing and a curse is a
blessing and a curse. You get to get your name mentioned more,
but it doesn't really doesn't you really want Not really?
Okay. Can I Okay, you're gonna have to just hold on a second.
Wait. I don't know what you
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you're working on that. We have Alan Hawes from Windsor in the
United Kingdom. Hey, gents. Apologies for the douchebaggery
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I'm all about that.
Again from I think this is dw do this is the one this is the
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We head to Egypt now where scientists are hoping that
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Egyptologist have used thermal imaging to analyse the surface
of the Great Pyramid and made an astounding discovery. Some of
the blocks at the foot of the ancient structure are warmer
than the surrounding stones. And that means something
is right. And we go to our resident scientists John C.
Dvorak. John, what could it mean the stones that are warmer?
Yeah, there could be a lot of things. Shut up already. Science
Yeah. Man Oh,
man. All right.
Second half of show, second after show after show after
show.
That's right. Second half a show. John. I received two
emails we have without a doubt the best. The best audience Oh
yeah. Are you talking? No. Are you talking through a toilet
paper roll? What are you talking through?
I'm talking through a tube once held some scotch.
Regarding the missile launch off the coast of California two
emails to from opposite sides of the event. In the morning out of
Medina love your show and will donate soon wants to dig out of
my budget deficit deficit I built up this year. I'm an air
traffic controller. It's so Carl Trey calm. Oh, and I've been
doing this job for over 25 years. This is who you want to
be talking to the runways at LAX. I've been undergoing
construction since June of this year. And they have been closing
them off and on for various upgrades to the ILS and the
pavement. It appears the runway closure at LAX was just a
coincidence with the missile launch. Normally, they do notify
us of the VBG which is I guess Vandenberg launches. But we
weren't notified ahead of time on this launch. The Warning Area
airspace has been hot over the last week or so as stated in the
news report. And there are procedures we use here to avoid
that airspace, one of which is staying in the West
configuration overnight. Keep up the good work of the show. And
if you have any ATC question in the future, feel free to ask and
then the follow up. You said yeah, it was kind of strange
that they didn't warn them in advance, which would be kind of
protocol for something like this. But then I think you were
copied on this email John. We received the following from an
anonymous producer. Hi guys on Sunday. On Sunday show you
mentioned the missile launch off the coast of La John calling it
a minute man Adam calling it a scalar weapon. Neither of these
assumptions is correct. Since I work here, but please keep me
anonymous, I can tell you is actually a trident to D five and
k dot six mod one L E. I work at the contractor who makes the
guidance system for this missile. The DSO test was
planned about a year ago but the actual date is kept top secret
until after it happens. We typically know the week it will
occur which is why lax had routes diverted for a week.
Interesting because that kind of flies in the face of our tre con
guy but who knows. The test happened from the water because
the Trident is a submarine launch system just so you know.
It isn't like we can handle firing these things. One anomaly
I saw on the media though the missile does come back down.
Everyone's saying oh it burns up in the atmosphere. That's
bullcrap. The test was for the new guidance system we made and
so a payload does come down in the ocean, which is then tracked
via sonar boy buoys, cool stuff. If you're interested, I can
share some unclassified material with you regarding the missile,
but rest assured if it was a scalar weapons test or anything
like that, I would let you know regardless.
I gotta love that. Well, there you have it.
I think you had a follow up. Here well,
I think I was closer.
Well, he has a bit of analysis. And what I'm about to say is
pure conjecture, but for what it's worth this test was rushed.
I I honestly don't think it was exclusively a test. One of the
DSO, which stands for demonstration and Shakedown
operation test, take about a year to plan and execute. And
wouldn't you know what, a year ago in November there were new
stories about Russia trying to fly bombers near the US some
clarification. The Trident is an anti Soviet weapon. That's just
what it is held the unclassified range as the exact art from the
sub base in Portland, Oregon to Moscow. What makes me think Da
ISO 26 of more than a test is not only the timing, because
well, there wasn't any significant technological
difference between this DSO, the ASO 25, and 24 and we were all
hands on deck rushing in the week before to get everything
prepped. I think this was posturing to remind Russian
brass who they were dealing with. And it comes from an Ohio
class submarine. We do we have the best audience what yeah,
we get the best audience but we have the worst of leadership in
this country. Well, I just sabre rattling left and right where
you wanted to kill us all. So Carly, and she'd be perfect. Oh,
geez.
All right, that's good. All right, we've learned a little
something. Got a couple of things here there's a I think
here's a little global warming second half a show thing I
thought was interesting.
Hold on a second. Let me open up the gate. Let's go to the to the
gate to the to the clinic.
You know, you hear all this stuff all the time. People, they
have these kind of wrote stories tell us and scares about climate
change in one way or another. But when they do these other
kinds of like another story, they kind of slip information in
that is is something that that you think that denialists would
definitely be using as examples. And so they were talking to a
palaeontologist and there was some site somewhere in Georgia
where I guess that they found a little town that was that was
101 point 8 million years ago, it was some of their first
humanoids that come out of Africa, they had this cool
little place that they live in, which has become a kind of a
stomping ground for every civilization that's come along.
But this is play this clip 2 million years ago settlement
up to the hilltop dig site.
What we found here, it changed our understanding about early
traces of human evolution about first dispersal of our
ancestors. And also it's completely changed our views
about who when left Africa and how they were looking, and what
they were doing. Also, what were these guys doing this live?
These guys were enjoying life here.
Enjoying life in a place much more lush and temperate 1.8
million years ago, thanks to bones discovered here at the
same latitude as Boston. We know this was a land with game like
elephant, giraffe and rhinoceros, but also large
predators like Sabre toothed cats.
All right. So this is an area of Georgia, which is a kind of a
It's not temperate anymore, where they have lush, anything,
it was a jungle like area that was at the same latitude as
Boston. And this is 1.8 million years ago. Obviously, it was
warmer in 1.8 million years ago in this populated area than it
is today. So what is how does this fit into the globe?
How come we're not dying? Should we be dying? Is what you're
saying? Shouldn't we be dead?
Well, I'm thinking that I think that a lot of the global warming
issues is the cycle of ice ages, because that place was inundated
with a when the ice came down and retreated. And we're in a
process of ice retreating in the northern climates, that's for
sure. And of course, it seems to be reforming down below maybe
nothing's going on. But this global warming thing is
nonsense. Just based on what these guys say what is the guy
say? Wow, 1.8 million years ago, what was the what was the cause
of warming going on? Yeah. Was always kind of warm to me if
they had you know, all these animals and it was Lush. We're
just going to have I just find it very
irritating. Absolutely. And we're going to be dealing with
this for the next couple of months as we have cop 21
happening in Paris it just two weeks from now. The guy doing
the rounds, of course because he's so media friendly. Is the
electoral roll engineer known as Bill Nye the scare you asked guy
and he was on Bloomberg. Isn't it interesting that this guy is
now the go to guy for all things climate change.
I think he's got either got a really good agent or he's a
pretty good sharp cookie for doing this kind of,
I think because he's the most dynamic, he's interesting to
watch. He's full of crap. He's funny because he's full of crap.
And he went on Bloomberg, which is kind of a professional
business type of television network. Yeah. And well, he
finally explained carbon taxes to us, but he didn't call them
taxes. This is the trick. So I think Bill Nye may be on track
here for explaining what is going to come out of the Paris.
And it's actually not even Paris is liberal Jay, but okay, the
Paris cop 21 meet?
Yeah. Can I go back to another time with Tom, please
bring it on? I'm
Bill Nye.
Kick Your Ass
talked about before, which has to say, what do you do for the
people that aren't going to go to college? I think it's so mean
from a from a and there's no question that we want STEM
education up and down the educational spectrum, but not
everyone's gonna go to college. Right. Have right on hoping you
get a degree
play that again?
Right. I'm actually saying right on. Oh, yeah. Here's
the educational spectrum, but not everyone's gonna go to
college. Right.
Right on not everyone go to college. I don't know why he
said that. But other than he's insane. How do you
get I think what this is maybe what, Tom, I don't want to put
words in your mouth. But the question is, with 7% of the
workforce is in manufacturing. 93% is in services and
government spending. How do you get more people?
Oh, wait a minute. What are those statistics? I mean, just
listen to that, again,
I mean, this is talking about the world's workforce. I don't
know these stats is in services and go
back back, backing it up and backing it up.
Do you get I think what this is maybe what Tom, I don't want to
put words in your mouth. But the question is, what 7% of the
workforce is in manufacturing? 93% is in services and
government spending?
Is that true? 93% of the world's working force is in service and
government spending. Seems high.
How do you get more people employed that aren't necessarily
going to be college educated? Here's what we
do. We have a fee. We cannot ever use the word perhaps we
cannot say that we have a
he's holding his arm up to his mouth when he's saying tax
because he knows Oh, we can't say tax we have to call it a fee
knowledge educate. Here's
what we do. We have a fee, we cannot ever use the word
corrupts we cannot say we have a fee on carbon dioxide. If we had
a fee if everybody had to pay for the production of carbon
dioxide and when we get more into the weeds, methane, natural
gas leakage fugitive gas. Then, when you go to import something
from another country to this one, you have to pay a fee for
the ship making carbon oxide at sea. This will act like a tariff
a little bit. And then in the US we would once again celebrate
these what nowadays people call skills, people who can weld
people who can sew
so what he's saying is that the way we pay for non collegiate
people, whoever vocation bike sewing and welding
it's by gouging the transport industry Yeah, well just
something else I want to mention before we finish that I noticed
I've noticed this not just really noticed that everybody is
using the weld mean Yes. Everywhere there was on the
debate news oh we're doing you know it's great you can become a
welder is there as though the whole world could be just all
welders?
I actually got metal I actually can Well,
I can weld I could well welded industrial level with the with
the co2. No, I know. I'm talking about electro the stick. Yeah,
that's basically the match. Yeah, let's
see. Oh, you mean the electro I can do that I can with an
electrode. I've done that.
So when can you die? Can you hear the arc?
I'm not sure I'm familiar with the term. What is it? What does
that mean?
That's a high high temperature. Well, there's usually no I've
never worked well. It's arc welding with a helium. No, I
can't either. I don't
know. But yeah, but the two I've done is with the electrode where
you're holding it close welding, that's arc welding. And the
other one which I enjoyed immensely, where you have a co2
and it's a machine than it has a it has a like a pistol grip, and
the little electrode comes out, but it's covered with some
combination of gases. So you don't have to arc anymore, but
it goes on beautifully. And I've also, I've also made the mistake
of welding without the mask for about 15 minutes. That was the
stupidest thing you can imagine. And I was 15 or something and I
woke up and I was in such pain.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm surprised that whoever taught you to weld
didn't didn't emphasise the use of those.
That mask when we were kids were putting together you know,
Crosby digital taught yourself. Yeah, we put in together. And
the reason
why mentorship is so important,
motocross wielding, welding frames and stuff. Back to this
back To the carbon thing, NPR. So this is this is where it's
going. We know it's about carbon credits, which is at Bill Nye,
it's correct. It's a fee. It's a tax. But how is it going to
work? And I was surprised when I heard NPR bring implementing our
scam that we were unable to put together.
Right on the
when you say it, it's better say to get
right on.
Yeah, right on you gotta say like, right. Right on. Right on
right on bill.
That was our our idea was to what was it again? The buy a
forest and then sell that as carbon credits. I can't
remember. Yeah, it didn't work out.
No, no. an NPR news team recently travelled to the Amazon
reporting on deforestation linked to climate change. And
they wondered about a side effect. Their travel burned
fossil fuels has travelled nearly always does it raise your
question they put to Stacey Vanek Smith of NBRs planet money
podcast, all told
NPR correspondent Lourdes Garcia Navarro producer Lauren Magog
keep and the rest of the team travelled more than 15,000 miles
to see the disappearing rainforest up close. That's a
waste of time. And they started to worry that in reporting on
climate change, they had actually made the problem worse
by travelling
15,000.
And then when we came to the conclusion that we might be
contributing to that in some way, we were pretty depressed.
So they checked out a few
breaths, I get depressed because I'm killing the earth. I get to
prove
that in reporting on climate change, they had actually made
the problem worse.
And then when we came to the conclusion that
we might simply be worse. Can we look outside and see how worse
it is? Oh, man,
hold on a second. She's well, in a minute,
contributing to that in some way. We were pretty depressed.
So they checked out a few carbon offset programmes. Here's how
these services work. They tally up the carbon you've used in
your travels and charge you to take that carbon out of the
atmosphere. But the team was left with a question. Does
carbon
offsetting actually work? Can we pay our way out of our carbon
footprint for this trip? Oh,
I had my mission mission. The first thing I did was track down
Cheryl Sturgis. She invented carbon offsets. Oh,
I thought Al Gore invented carbon offsets.
I guess you could say that. But sounds like a very big claim.
But I was the one that had the idea. So maybe, yes, yeah.
Well, the company I'll spank you in 1987. Sturgis worked for AES
in energy company. They were about to build a coal plant in
Connecticut. But there was a lot of buzz starting about fossil
fuels and climate change. And the CEO came to Sturgis and
asked if there was something they could do to undo the
environmental damage of the coal plants now pay
attention because this is how it's going to work in our
future.
I was so excited. No one had ever asked the question on a
commercial level.
Sturgis started researching and she came across a scientific
paper that involved trees, trees take in co2 and use it to grow.
So why not plant trees to drink in all the carbon emissions.
Stir just thought maybe they could even put a little park
around the coal plant. She went to some climate scientists to
figure out how many trees it would take
was 52 million trees. For one coal plant for one coal plant.
That was the estimate of how many trees it would take to
offset the carbon that the plant would emit. And its 40 year
lifetime.
52 million.
Let's go plant them 52 million trees. So no little park around
the coal plant. But it didn't actually matter where the trees
went up and goes everywhere. So Sturgis found a programme that
was working with farmers in Guatemala and AES paid the
farmers to grow trees as crops. The farmers got the money, AES
offset their carbon, and even got a bunch of corporate
citizenship awards.
So this is what it's about. This is why all these African nations
are all sitting around God. Where's our money? Where's our
money? climber climber? That's how it's gonna work. plant some
trees. Thank you, Doc can continue polluting. This is down
to Chris that
was a couple of thing. I noticed that early in that clip, she
said went to visit Brazil for the deep deforestation leading
from climate change or cause I'd have to
I'd have to listen to it. But does that is bold crowd can
listen to it again.
This void okay. One of the students
came recently travelled to the Amazon reporting on
deforestation linked to climate change, leading
to climate change linked to
climate change. How does that work? Well, I
think it's what he's meaning to say is because of de force,
deforestation, climate Danger is worse. I think that's what she
means.
But linked is not with that sense.
It's not it's not good reporting. But that's not what
is really important. You want good
neurons. Are you listening to Who are these? NPR?
NPR planet money. But but that's not what's important, John. We
know the true nature we know that we know what's really going
on with the climate. Okay,
because of what's happening in Greenland right now.
The world will have to be redrawn. This is what would
happen to San Francisco
John C Dvorak with a mud flat report.
Well the tide is in this high tide about now and and in the
mud flats are covered with little water
we are not going to die just yet.
Coming. There is a cool outfit called
the National Association of scholars was first I was like,
this is going to be one of these bogus aihole outfits. But it's
better than that you should take a look at him. This is the
director of research projects, talking about how the climate
change movement is working to to excoriate deniers of of these
theories. And it starts off you kind of think, wow, wait a
minute, she all for this. But at the end, you figure out that
she's really reporting on how the ludicrous This
is that fossil burning fossil fuel energy causes climate
change, and the producers of fossil fuel energy are pretty
much unilaterally guilty for that climate change. The deeper
reason for the movement though is is that divestment is really
a political ploy. divestment is a means to stigmatise an
industry, scapegoat someone other than consumers, and to
build political momentum for stricter climate legislation in
the future. The most immediate aim right now is the UN Climate
Summit in Paris this December, where activists are hoping for a
very strong climate pact and divestment really uses the
universities as as pawns in this larger political battle. Most
cases the students who support divestment support those
measures at all. However, divestment activist draws a very
sharp line between the suppliers of energy and the consumers of
energy. And the divestment campaign as a whole would really
let any consumer is off the hook for their, their own consumption
of energy. One of the thought leaders of the divestment
movement, Naomi Klein, in her best selling book, This Changes
Everything, capitalism versus the climate, that worrying about
your own consumption and trying to reduce your own use of fossil
fuels is in her words. And this is a quote, a form of climate
change denial. So trying to shrink your own carbon footprint
is climate change denial, but going after the producers of
fossil fuels is evidently the thing to do. If you are an
environmentalist, you go
to bed She sounds like she was 12 but she sounded like the girl
that's on NCIS la that's one of the nerd girls but not that
which brings me to another point. So I saw that that pilot,
Girls Gone was a girl.
Girl girls gone rogue. Girls Gone dead or an Amazon pilot. No
good girls revolt.
Yeah, the worst. Okay, so here's the deal, and this is why I
don't understand why you didn't get my reference because
apparently you didn't watch it very high watched
it. I had missed that. But I'd only gotten the Nora Ephron part
but I'd missed that one nugget. Yes,
yes, there's a nugget in there where there's all the women go
in there. This is a bogus story and
even you need to watch this as Amazon pilot.
Yes. And Amazon pilot called Girls Gone no good girls revolt
good girls gone bad.
Good girls revolt.
Good girls revolt. It's it's supposed to be taking place in
1969, which is within my wheelhouse, which is why I
wanted you to watch it. Yes. So because I'll give you a few
things. Nobody used the word newbie in 1969. Never did if
they did, it was rare. And I don't even think the word
existed by the I don't think so either during that period, and
then there's also some references Looking dope. That
was like, Would you like to smoke up? Or sound some crazy
reference that the one though cute girl was one of the main
characters super cute. Yeah, she said to her boss or someone who
you want to stoke up as if it wasn't Stoeger something that
was it was bogus. They never in that era, by the way, was the
era of people saying Bichon a lot and Oh, wow. And groovy
those were like three and right on right on and right on right
on was huge during that era. And you never heard any of that
jargon in here. And by the way, the bow tie, which was semi
popular now and again, we've tended to be the floppy bowtie
like a like a PA or either sound Laurent used to wear this is a
bow tie, but the bottom was the it wasn't perfectly symmetric.
It had a kind of a floppy, droopy, droopy look. These guys
were wearing bow ties with pointy ends. I don't remember
ever seeing that time during that era. And then of course,
the guy who was the jerk off by Jim Belushi, Belushi is book
bullcrap that type of person never existed. And why? This
whole thing was just annoying. I had JC and his wife for Jesse
over to watch. And then as soon as is held then one thing that
got
John sends me a note. You got me? I don't know like what are
you talking about?
And then you don't know what I'm talking about this which I find
even more annoying. So at some point, the girls all quit or
they walk out or they take off earlier they do something that
yeah, getting paid as much as men and
all the Nora Ephron leads the walkout. Yeah. Nora
Ephron the Yeah. So they go to this meeting of women, they're
just grousing about stuff. And there's a black woman who looks
a little like Davis, the communist of the crazy hair. And
I wish I thought they'd be referencing her because she was
that was one of her eras. And, and Angela Davis. Angela Davis.
Yeah, yeah, Angela Davis. I was just as an aside, I went to an
event in the Berkeley community theatre where Angela Davis was
speaking. And sitting next to me was one of the really genuinely
most beautiful women I've ever seen in my life. And she was
just Gaga. over every stupid thing. Angela Davis said, and I
was thinking, Man, this girl is getting less attractive by the
minute. Anyway, so we go back to the story. So they go to this
woman's meeting, they're having a meeting, they're all grousing
about their jobs and their bosses and they're not getting
paid enough which is you know, modern theme. And they send one
of them leans over this is who is that speaking this Angela
Davis person? Who is that speaking? And the girl turns
over as though this is a big deal. She says, Eleanor, Eleanor
Holmes Norton. And I go white, and I blew up the TV and
everybody and I said to Adam has scammed you haven't watched
this, because Eleanor.
I didn't realise that about that made an extra good that
she did. I said you would have noticed that you're not see the
woman and
no, I went back and watch it. And then I saw
Eleanor Holmes Norton who is just as douche and says she's
the ones that wishes this
punked you man i punked you
that Eleanor Holmes Norton is the US House of Representatives.
Person non voting member non voting member but yes, she's
yakking about everything and then at the very end of the
scene, they all decided to pull out their compacts and look at
their at their vulva. That was the best and then they the two
girls the cute girl and I guess it was or they laugh. We're not
gonna do that John. And then the whole thing was it was I would
say yes you should everyone should watch it just because
it's really poorly done. It's supposed to be some sort of like
the way madmen was done with a lot of official just the kind of
clothes they'd wear. This is the way they talk where they drink
it's a period all that sort of thing. None of it it was all
crap. Success. All right. Anyway, yeah. By the tape.
No tape is walking. Tape is running. Looks like we have to
wind it down. We got to the end of it the
way most of those pilots at Amazon is just they got nobody
with a clue at that now.
There are pilots are their legs. The shit is really bad is some
of that stuff is really, really atrocious. Yes. And brought to
you by Geico. I don't know why GEICO puts up with that. Why
they think is interesting.
I think it's
hilarious. So i Tomorrow is an important day today that is
celebrated with a website and and with a mission. And it is it
is something that you're quite familiar with that tomorrow is
World vasectomy day.
And they have this is when they actually the law This world
vasectomy day is the time that our magician friend they're in
Austin got his vasectomy on that day. Yeah, Brian Brushwood? Yes,
Brian.
Does that have a video on world? Want to see the video? Do you
want to hear the video?
No, no, this whole idea is just, I'm not happy with it. It's kind
of funny. Okay, play it.
We all have occasions we celebrate each year. For us that
date is World vasectomy day. But what is World Day? Let's take it
one step at a time of a sec, to me is a permanent form of birth
control for men, where the doctor first separates the VAs
deference and then seals up each end. This prevents sperm from
entering into the seminal stream and fertilising a woman's egg.
After it's done, you'll still produce the same amount of
semen, but no sperm, or like some say, all juice, no seeds.
All juice, no seeds.
It's an ISO, it's a show title.
Can you just use a condom? For sure. But it turns out 18th of
every 100 men who use a condom as their primary form of birth
control, get a woman pregnant within a year with a vasectomy
failure is less than 1%. You do the math. And what do you call a
man who uses withdrawal?
What do you call a man who uses withdrawal John?
I own a NIST
as his form of birth control, daddy, and one row guy.
I'm telling you these guys are
funny and likes a doctor poking around in our private parts. For
most 99% of men. There's no lasting pain. The whole thing
takes only 15 minutes. And there's no negative effect on
our sex lives.
Except you'd start
to look like a lesbian you 1000 Guys 10 Guys are an agony. I
don't want to be that one guy now. Hi, no, no, it would be me.
In fact,
eliminating the fear of pregnancy can actually make it
better. You'd think every man whose families complete would
get a vasectomy. But there are whole countries where less than
1% even choose the option. So why are men so resistant?
Well, because it sounds crap. When you look like a lesbian,
bad information and old habits are bad information lead to
fears like my sex life will decrease, or my testosterone
will decline. I'll start to look like a lesbian. The Luo language
of Kenya uses the same word for vasectomy and castration. But
the common fear rolled over is that a vasectomy makes you less
of a man. Really, man that is not determined by how many
children you may care for those you already have. And some
people don't even want any kids. And that's their choice as well.
courageous man doesn't run from risk. He shares responsibility
with
his partner. Oh, you see, you're not a courageous man.
He doesn't get into fear gets a vasectomy out of love. Now wait
for the payoff. And if that love you feel also includes concern
for the planet. You should know discectomy lowers carbon
footprint 28 times more than a lifetime.
Get your miniature resected me to save the planet.
Oh my God, that's a clip of the day you're going
to sing of the 27th recycling. So on world vasectomy Day, we
celebrate the men and women who rises one to take responsibility
for our children, our families and our future. For some this
means choosing to get a vasectomy for the doctors and
providers. It means doing them for all of us. How we bring new
life into the world is certainly one of the most important
conversations of our life conversation. So join us this
year on November 13. As we make history and spread some love
to you insisted I listened to it. I just love that. You're
scheming I love that bring it around me alignment drills one
while and the other crap.
There's nothing like messing with you, man this
I need that clip. By the way, I'll send it to you, but email
it to me don't Skype it.
Yeah, I'm happy to see that a lot of more mainstream
publications are picking up on Warren Buffett and the Keystone
XL Pipeline decision. See, and as you start, I think you
started talking about this in 2013.
It was it was actually quite Yeah, maybe even 12 even 2012.
Yeah. Then there was this was an interesting one. It was who
wrote the what Article this was from Yahoo. Buffett's $1 billion
purchase that got buried in record quarter. He so at the end
of the third quarter, a subsidiary of one of its a
subsidiary of one of its subsidiaries bought some 25,000
tank cars from General Electric and didn't bother disclosing The
purchase price which was $1 billion. Gee, no wonder it's not
in our interest. Our national interest,
I guess the media is finally picking up on this what is to
me, just a big corporations scam
and big donor scam, big Democrat donor scam is what it is. The
President expanded on his decision, America
is leading the world towards dealing with climate change in a
serious way serious global action. One of the reasons the
State Department decided the Keystone Pipeline would not
serve the national interest.
Roofing that project would have undercut our global leadership.
And we gotta lead by example, because also
Warren Buffett, I got to close
it by example. Because ultimately, if we're going to
prevent large parts of the earth from becoming not only
inhospitable, but uninhabitable, then we're going to have to keep
some fossil fuels in the ground rather than than burn them,
we're going to have to reduce the amount of dangerous
pollution released in the skies, we're going to have to make sure
that we develop the clean energy alternatives that are
sustainable. And as long as I'm President, as long as you're out
there organising, America's gonna hold ourselves to the same
high standards with which we want to hold the rest of the
world. I'm
not quite sure how it works. When you have in one week, three
different incidents where oil tanker cars have derailed and
overturned, because that's not going to hurt the environment.
What a scam. What a lie. What a lie. This is just a luck. And
then we have Carrie, but now Carrie, this is going to come
back to haunt him. I'm telling you right now, Carrie, you're an
idiot. Because he's like, Oh, yes. Well, the State Department
did that with he's the State Department is oil. I but to
Kevin, it's Obama's free and clear presence free and clear.
Hey, the State Department have said that not me.
I have been deeply immersed in this issue in this international
debate, because I'm excellent for decades. And the question of
whether the United States would be willing to make the same
tough choices that we advocate to the rest of the world tax
question has dogged us from the start. Ah, recently, we had the
opportunity to prove that the answer to that question is yes,
yes. This past Friday, I informed President Obama of the
State Department's my determination that permitting
the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline is not in the
national interest of the United States. I know all the
arguments, believe me, I know them backwards and forwards.
really studying them very carefully. permitting, Keystone
would not have been the long term term economic driver that
its advocates claimed it would not have had a measurable impact
on our energy security. And it would have been basically
irrelevant when it comes to gas prices for American consumers
which have already coming down as you know, but what it would
do, or would have done is facilitate the passage into and
through our country have one of the dirtiest sources of fuel on
the planet.
What a tool
can believable, it's just a tool. Well, I have one little
clip that was not covered by the three by threes in any way that
we mentioned on the show recently the situation in
Portugal, yes, yes. Which is pretty much falling apart. But
now that apparently the government that was elected to
be the government, I don't know they've taken over, they've
taken over but they did it through you know, with because
it's a parliamentary system where you gotta get some, you
know, your Well,
let me get the background is that the party that won the most
votes became the opposition because the because they're
Euroskeptics. And so the other guys the other side, they made a
coalition of the small teams at zero. Okay, so we're bigger in
coalition, but then when it came down to an actual vote, the guys
who really won the election, voted down their entire plan. So
the government fell.
And now it Rico alized cola cola list, what's the word I'm
looking for? It reformed another government and the guys who are
supposed to win, which are the socialists, that are irked about
everything going on, they're actually in power now,
including their anti austerity. Yes. Clip. Yeah. So lucky
Vulcans.
It was clear that the simple majority we achieved in the
election wouldn't be enough to push through all the reforms my
government planned birth comprehend, but it would be
fraudulent, for simple reasons of expediency to step back from
the political programme that we had presented to the Portuguese
people represent. But the new leftist Alliance says the
programme meant selling off state assets and slashing public
services. What we've realised is that this government wants to
sell off everything being privatised. Anything from energy
to airports, now wants to press ahead with the privatisation of
all public transport. It was even going to sell off the roads
and the rail track no content, establish healing establish the
three party left wing Alliance on to Antonio Costa. As what
pedal passes quiller lacked a majority. But observers say its
members share little common ground other than a desire to
house the centre right. And a deep antipathy to austerity.
Yeah, by your this house starts goodbye
regime change European style which is just a couch these guys
and put a puppet and they did in what Greek Greece once it did in
Italy, Italy, Italy, Italy and they're going to try to do it to
Portugal The Portuguese or you know that's that country is
located in a hard spot that it's just it's they're tough cookie
and we also have Catalonia now getting preparing to split from
Spain. It wants
to well they did they the VP MPs was bogus vote. Now this whole
thing is falling apart and the austerity thing is interesting
because austerity is only used as I think as a corrupting tool
to to beat down a people so they just cry uncle because austerity
doesn't work. It just never worked. It did. We never did the
austerity thing in this country and we were as bad a shape as
anybody. But we're like fine, you get to the 100 stores are
filled with food as
your mac and cheese we got mac and cheese
mac and cheese. There's a little bit of that bug. You saw that
new bug thing there's a new bug device Grow Your Own bugs. Yes.
You know, the BBC did a did a whole piece with ministers of
Parliament and they to prepare people for the impending doom,
which is a climate change because of course nothing else
will be around except bugs, but also just shut up slaves shut up
and eat some bugs. They made the mint the members of parliament
eat bugs on the BBCs
lobster MP for Beckenham I have tried current crickets Christmas
cutting mealworms praying roasted locusts and cheddar
cheese mealworms quite a nice dinner actually,
I think quite enjoy the idea of MPs being fed insects but you're
doing it quite willingly. What's your favourite so far?
Plain roasted locusts and I quite like salt and vinegar
flavoured crickets who are
my favourite? So there's a table of exhibits here there's a
stuffed rat there's an excellent belts with rats on it, which I'm
told is the royal rat catchers sash and would you just
introduce yourself?
My name is Andy Brigham. I'm the research psychologist at
Rentokil Initial
the rat catches sash tell me something about their children
fourth
says considerably older even than Rentokil actually Sasha the
official rat catcher with his sort of Terrier and his cage for
trapping rats would actually warn when he was on his duties.
These rats on it are actually solid silver. I've got to make
sure we get it home safe the wealthy well. It's only worth a
few bucks. I'm sure we should take it to Antiques Roadshow.
Untold it comes with a curse that the winning branch manager
every year used to wear it to a special dinner these guys and
and two years running they died the next year. That's insane. I
don't think anyone's dead rats and
crickets and cream.
You can try it on if you want.
No thanks. The ratcatcher search there but I know your
journalistic curiosity is really getting the better of you saying
saying I wonder what they were like well I've solved that
problem for you have brought in some plain roasted locusts for
you both we'll try not to look too closely at this. I will eat
it like pork scratchings a bit old oh it's got a wings stuck in
well when you need him Buck was any earlier we could have for
them. It might just catch
on but I'd like them to look less likely
because this is a taste of the future if if temperatures rise
crops will die. Insects will flourish think of this as a
taste cake next door taste like blue
on believable and that's how that's your future will call the
neighbours wake the kids. Bugs for you. All right. I know
that's a great way to end all right, I went out of the park I
try.
Okay, I'm hustling. I gotta hustle, hustle. I gotta go pick
up the air stream of consciousness before the storage
play
hit the road, my friend. I
know. I gotta rock on a rock and roll. Gotta rock and roll.
You go is Tina gonna go?
Yeah. Yeah. Very nice. So yeah, we'll bring you a report. From
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