Hey, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sterling. Remember 19 2015 time once again via Gitmo nation
media assassination episode 775.
This is no agenda,
documenting the piecemeal across all Gitmo nation 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 it's sauerkraut time. I'm John
C. Dvorak. Levin Buzzkill.
What what sauerkraut time?
Yes, sauerkraut time.
Is that because of no Oktoberfest has come and gone.
Why is is it some form of cabbage grows in this time?
With cabbages winter? Winter fruit as you we all know, is
it a fruit? No, it's
not I just said to be funny. Oh, I don't know. Sometimes the big
is a big used to make sauerkraut. And there's a great
Deli in San Francisco called Sacor I think is spelled as Kale
was in Polish deli and they make their own sauerkraut on the
premises. Much like if you were in any parts of
America, but sauerkraut isn't that something year round? I
didn't know there was a season for sauerkraut. No, there's not.
But there's a season for me getting it. Ah, okay. And
stop. Before we go any further, we have to play our obligatory
Content Trigger warnings for the best podcast in the universe.
The finance podcast segment by John C. Dvorak, Weir C stands
for Content, trigger warnings, contains slave speak. And oh,
wow. Right. Okay. So, you know, guess what, at the end of the
day, the fact of the matter is basically it's funny when all is
said and done, essentially, I'm telling you, by the way b that
isn't made, the thing is now that you mentioned it, as I was
saying, in other words, no matter what, but really look
seriously, my point is literally Listen, the truth of the matter
is, you know what? I'm just saying this is all the verbal
equivalent of anal leakage. Listen to discretion is advised.
Fucking Hey, ya know, Hey, man, first of all, now,
getting better every day.
I had a call with somebody yesterday who twice said said on
the list yet. Oh, new one new one new one. Yeah. But you you
said you hear you say you use it should have been on the list.
Yeah, it is what it is.
Oh, excellent. Excellent. So what are some suggestions?
You're gonna send me the list. I put up the website.
I said left in the kitchen I brought down for dinner. I
brought it down for dinner with a bunch of people
to read it at the dinner table.
And they added a few extras and they're still down there. To go
get it?
Ya know, I've received a lot of of new people are really they
liked this. Although I've heard it should now
I got a note from one of our mutual podcasts or Gen brainy?
Jen. Yes. She'd sent she had listened to it when she's
working on something that she answered. She doesn't need our
help. She's these are well, we're kind of collaborating with
her. And she said where's that there's another one we should
put on there. I guess we're saying it I don't remember. I
don't notice it. We're gonna have to start painting now.
That falls in the so category. I think.
Now I do we do that is we're gonna
come out. No, I don't. I don't think so. But no, I don't think
so. I don't think we do that. But
annoyed or announced that she mentioned in the last note.
Maybe we do. I know. We'll have to be careful.
The dinner was guy.
You can't say anything? Oh, soon. We'll just be talking in
emojis. Soon. Yes. Smiley face. Water droplets. Eggplant.
Cherries
talking in that code that none of our producers keep sending
in. Yeah.
Red Dot Blue Dot fire hydrant? Exactly. Exactly. Oh, man. Oh,
man.
No, and that's when a man Oh, man. Yeah, but that's not a
that's old. So do we that that doesn't count. I also got
some some suggestions. Instead of calling it slave speak, we
call it be formatives. As in before, use a form before you
say something be formative.
A lot of these that we have in the list are not be formatives.
Like amazing, for example, is not seen as correct. Any other
sentence
there also notice right there. Right? You have to be at the
state in a question. Right? Right. That's more like a
Silicon Valley. Douchebag
VC pitch speed that's at the end of a sense and Okay, which is
also the same thing, right?
This, I was reading and someone sent me an article about
Orwellian speak. And that what we call the slave speak to be
formatives is a is a part of that. We're really what's
happening with language and yeah, language I would say you
know, We've laughed about it for decades, but we're just dumbing
everybody down. But if you put the emojis and how that's how we
are being forced to communicate, we're being trained to
communicate, if you put if you take that and what was reading?
It turns out that the more children are introduced at an
early age to smartphones and iPads and tablets, the less tech
savvy they actually are. And that doesn't surprise me.
These kids, I'm thinking about these
kids don't know what a driver is. A driver,
is that the guy that works for Uber?
You know, but a driver mismatch. These kids don't know about
that. When we were growing up. Johnny was all about the
drivers. Actually were not. Yeah, it was all about the
drivers.
In fact, there was the in fact, there was a moment in the early
days where you had to write your own printer drivers to get the
printer to work. That's right.
You had to write your own drivers. Excellent. Excellent.
Are you traded and a lot of people trade me when you write a
driver for me that is right. Okay. At the bean machine code.
Chris,
so I got a copy of the latest Dabiq Magazine. Oh, this is
number 12.
The one with the can bomb in it is either way. Do you can say
that, man. I'm saying what I want to but I did that too. I
can't look I can't win. Let me just say this about that. Go for
it. The now they're gonna. I don't know what is the
nevermind. Indeed. Nevermind. Let me just play something. And
then we'll understand a little bit more about dubby magazine,
which is distributed very much like was it other phoney baloney
a thing.
For occasion? No, no sweat. No,
what was it called? It was? Well, I haven't. I have it here
somewhere. Anyway, so John Miller, who used to be with
Inspire, Inspire. Thank you. Which is apparently out of
circulation. I guess they couldn't get enough ads or
something? Well, I
think the writers with with the big leak or
d a d IQ. A John Miller used to work for wasn't a 60 minutes.
CBS 60 minutes. Actually,
it was no it wasn't 60 I don't think he ever was on the 60
minutes team. But I think he was. I think he was CBS and he's
like a
now now he's back with He's the assistant FBI. Well, of course
he's a spy. Remember? He did the he used to be NSA. That's what
it was. And then he did he did. He did a couple pieces. First.
He did the big 60 minutes NSA piece. That's what it was. And
it was a complete Chilean. And now and now he's standing next
to Mayor de Blasio of New York, talking about how we don't have
to be worried about this and 19 second video, which we'll get to
in a second. But what he was saying, I'm catching him in very
obvious lies that are easily verifiable. In some sense. The
footage isn't new. The sentiment, we all know what this
is about. Right? That
right? Oh, no, you said, right. Right. Right. Right.
There was a video that was released that that was
threatening in about 19 seconds that was threatening New York
City after threatening Washington and so
shake, it was the law, it was the equivalent of a fist shake.
Here we go. In some sense, the
footage isn't new, the sentiment is certainly not new. And I
assume that the NYPD just is constantly presuming a threat
like this exists is the danger of this video that's out just
recently that it might be that nudge for anybody like audition
sees it?
Well ISIS has had a two fold approach one is these organised
external plots and we've only seen that recently with the
plane down the Beirut attack and now the Paris thing great how
it's all just now a given fact. Mr. Roboto isn't great that is a
fact now that the plane and Beirut and Paris all guaranteed
ISIS we know for sure
but their main bread and butter has been recruiting people
online that
that's not bread and butter. Do they bring money these people
when they recruit them online bread and butter to these are
these people rich or something they can pay me bring me some
bread and butter
but their main bread and butter has been recruiting people
online butter the video right
now you got me thinking about it. That's not bread and butter.
I know. Butter refers to with financing and that sort of
thing. It doesn't refer to recruit. So maybe your main
source of recruit is from their online system.
He say that system. Platform this does call it a platform
platform.
Exactly. We
are main bread and butter has been recruiting people online.
The videos are part of the cheerleading section of that.
That's for one audience. The flip side of that audience is
fear is the grist of the tech Mel, and the videos are meant to
inspire film. So one part is for potential recruits. The other
part is, yeah,
hey, beer is the grist. Fear, say
here is the grist of the terrorist mill. It's too long
for a show title. But it's a good one, the terrorist mill,
I'll play it for you again so you can hear what he said,
been recruiting people online. The videos are part of the
cheerleading section of that that's, I don't see any sexy
cheerleaders. For one audience. The flip side of that audience
is fear is the crest of the terrorist mill. And the videos
are meant to inspire film. So one part is for potential
recruits. The other part is for us, but we operate on a fairly
high state of alert normal and so
you get the police commissioner and the mayor go into Times
Square last night standing out in the open saying we will not
be intimidated do not change your lives. But it's the timing
John of this video more than the content of the video in the wake
of the Paris attacks in the wake of the rains in Paris yesterday
that proved there were more terrorists perhaps waiting to
carry out attacks. It doesn't seem far fetched.
I think one thing that ISIS understands almost better than
terrorism is marketing.
Yeah, this is why they can't figure out their name is because
they're so great at marketing. No, I'm not so sure they're
great at marketing. Mr.
What you saw last night was a commercial it's meant to sell a
product the product is fear
and the question is who
produced is fear? Yeah, there's a title write it down.
Yeah, so this is a commercial right? It's get some sort of
form of a native advertising but to commercial and the product is
fear. The question is who made the commercial and that's what
I'm I use a very once again made it Yeah, the SITE Intelligence
Group who does who discovered it once again, Rita Katz. Oh, I
found the 92nd video
as soon as I saw that thing I said I I'm not even going to
bother but I'll bet you Adam finds Oh yeah, was made by the
SITE Intelligence Group because that's every one of these
everything that is seen all over time has been from this exact
same group is not coming from here and there even when I'll
kinda with the tapes from Bin Laden, they were coming in from
every which way. Yep. This is all from one single source and
not one media outlet has ever discussed it as such
views. This is from Reuters. The Islamic State video, which runs
for nearly six minutes includes a scene that appears to show a
suicide bomber making preparations and zipping up a
jacket, according to a description provided by SITE
Intelligence Group of Bethesda, Maryland organisation that
tracks militant groups and discovered the video.
Oh, stop. Was the question asked by these fine reporters. Where
did they discover the video? No, don't
me see. No, doesn't say that. But you know what's on a
jihadist website? Was it dark web Dark Web dark, whoa, dark.
Read. The Dark Web.
Site Director Rita Katz said an email to Reuters quote footage
of New York shown in the ISIS video was taken from a video
released by the group in April of this year, it's a repurpose.
So while New York City is and has been a target for ISIS,
today's video does not warrant any kind of panic. Oh, okay. You
could have fooled me extinct about
this panic thing.
Now, let's continue with John Miller with his big lies
couldn't happen here. Of course it could. But that's because it
could happen anywhere. Are we better prepared here than most,
if not all other places? The answer to that is yes.
One of the unfortunate parts of your job is you're a consumer of
a lot of this ISIS media, including that online magazine
debate, which now features an image that ISIS purports to say
is a bomb that brought down a Russian jetliner, in your view,
is that credible? And secondly, what's the thought there? I
mean, obviously,
listen carefully, John, it sounds like a dead cat. That's
Savannah, isn't it? Could be listened carefully to what he
says. And I'm looking at dubby number 12 as we speak.
Well, it raises the question, can you accept their claim of
responsibility? Let's say for the purposes of this discussion,
they are Savannah, what you mentioned is there to be
magazine which came out yesterday. I am a regular
consumer of debate magazine. This was a
notice that she said earlier, this is how pre interview works.
She said just before that and your questions, he said, I'd be
on one of the unfortunate things about your job is you're a
consumer of ISIS propaganda. And now he's saying yeah, I'm a
consumer. This is all orchestrated this whole
interview was already said
magazine, which came out yesterday. I am a regular
consumer of debate magazine. This was a quickly put together
by I'm sorry, I'm looking at it right now. And I'm comparing it
actually to inspire. This is a professionally produced piece of
work. And just like I always feel that I can tell if a if a
video Production was a US entertainment product. I'm
pretty sure this is also a US entertainment product and the
and the, the layout, the photos have gotten the types of cuts,
the types of types of cuts. But this
type the types of cuts is almost like a fingerprint. And it tends
to be much different than the United States where they were
the ones that are setting the pace, the stage for the future
of the way people are going to cut things. And this is not
caught like not anything you'd see naturally done. In in the
Middle East, it's just not the way they do things.
Now this is John Miller, who is claiming to be an unfortunate
consumer of this. I submit to you he has not actually seen the
DBQ magazine. This is by no means quickly thrown together
all the foot photography is great layout is great. John, if
and you'll get this after the show. You would be proud if this
was your no agenda newsletter, you would be very proud of that
the letters.
Are you What do you say? Not
a hack? No, it's
good. Using InDesign for this thing probably this was getting
that certainly looks good. And yeah. And now let me ask you an
interesting there's a kicker to this. But yeah. Is it possible
that he's not actually allowed to look at it? Remember how the
CIA Yeah, that's yeah, you have all these rules? Oh, no, you
can't look at you can't go to WikiLeaks. You just can't. It's
like, well, I guess.
I think he's, I don't know, I think he's not allowed to do
that on government. computing device.
No, the way it dies out the way I know. Okay, that was the
issue. You can't you can't find some sneaky way to go look at I
mean, it did people do it, you know, they have somebody else
boot it up and then they fall on the trip over a cord and then
they look up and there it is, but except for something like
that now.
So in looking through this entire magazine, 66 pages PDF,
I'm gonna just see what the if there's a release date on this
Hold on. I'm just looking in the info 18th 18th Now, okay. So
there is indeed a photo which which has now been republished
broadly. Of the Schweppes gold pineapple can with a little with
a detonator, and then some kind of device
that can use that can get so beat up. And it's like rusty on
the bottom. These are aluminium cans.
As well, guess what, it doesn't
buy a new car. And why was it Schweppes? This is a promotion
to they get a little finder's fee of some sort to promote
Schweppes. I think that I think Well, I think that's kind of
ridiculous. I think they could have at least put some tape
around it or something.
Well, the thing is that John Miller is claiming he has read
this, but magazine says it's, it's thrown together hastily
thrown together. It's not. And then he comes an end at the end,
he says something which proves he has not even seen this issue
was a quickly put together issue. It is clear that when
when they had the attacks on Friday, they they cobbled
together an issue and they wanted to take credit for as
much as possible. Our bomb squad, as well as the FBI is
bomb techs are looking at that looking at that diagram saying
what they have here. Could it have done what they said?
I'm sorry, there's no diagram. There's no diagram. There's no
diagram. There's no instructions. There's no diagram
just the photo. Lie. He's a liar. Lie. And now people for
some reason the media is so afraid to show this video which
as we now know, was just a subset of images taken from the
SITE Intelligence Group who founded on the dark web from
back in April. And you know, where we're happy to show dead
Palestinian children anything. reshow lots of stuff, but we can
show this video
well what before you go to the video, can I stop you for a
second? Because you're on the process the bomb, I had to get
my clip list. ABC. You got to play this clip on the bomb. ABC
News on the soda can bomb
just incredible images tonight. In the meantime, we turned out
to the other developing headline this evening ISIS releasing this
image in the pages of a propaganda magazine, a soda can
and wires what they call an IED an improvised explosive device.
ISIS claims smuggled onto that Russian passenger jet.
Is that what ISIS calls it that Wow, these guys are good at
coming up with terminology. What an acronym I Edie never heard of
it.
The plane breaking up in air killing all 224 onboard ABCs
chief investigative correspondent Brian Ross on
whether a bomb in a soda can is possible. And their new claim
Ryan worst Yeah.
Tool.
The components are simple, costly, no more than $50 of soda
can pack with explosives and a few wires but Bombyx per se it
could produce a blast much more powerful than the one in this
government test. ISIS today proudly displayed what it says
is the bomb that brought down the Russian jet.
stuffer cigar news back it up. They said the bomb in this test
in this show they show a B roll of it appears to be like, I
guess a
wait, let me it's it looks like you're in out in the desert in
New Mexico.
Yeah, it's mothballed. It's like a mothballed. 767 Okay, yeah, so
it's sitting there and they put and they blow the thing in half.
It was just this huge explosion blows that thing to smithereens
and was that old jet Did you see them put the cannon first now?
This
was just referring to apparently some experiment and so he says
it would be worse than this. Oh, this was like this blue
hilarious
footage I'm not an explosives expert so I don't know if you
know if if a soda can like or problem i don't know i mean,
well this Nazi for they're saying it's the TA PT is now.
I don't know either
could produce a blast much more powerful than the one in this
government test. ISIS today proudly displayed what it says
is the bomb that brought down the Russian jet. I sweats gold
pineapple drink canned stuff with explosives would be ignited
by this small detonator with a blasting cap stuck into the can
wired to this the switch with a timer likely hidden behind the
black tape. Oh, there's the switch.
And arm the timer to start to it's countdown. And boom. The
plane I could
have sworn that wasn't alarm clock.
It did not look like a bomb blew up. 22 minutes after takeoff.
Yeah, timer now here. Now this is the difference between a pro
like Brian Ross putting a package together with this
dramatic explosion and switch and a timer. And this guy, this
dude from the CIA? Who? What's his name? That other guy was
named? What's his name? Brandon. No, no, the guy who just talked.
Oh, he
was NSA. John Miller was NS John Miller.
I mean the jurisdiction Brian Ross and John Miller's like
night and day. Yeah, Bill is they're talking like a robot.
He's not even interested. Get rid of him.
And he's lying. And he's lying. He's not
even doing a good job.
Would you like to hear the video?
Yes, I would. I actually had not heard the whole thing.
Oh, well I only have the relevant part from it. I don't
care well you know you know they're catchy these guys you
know so now the dad now we have the the ISIS song and French
maybe that was around but I hadn't heard it yet. You know
the the ISIS theme song
and that did read a workout of Hollywood. No, why don't we look
to represent
I don't know if she specifically worked in Hollywood but we know
what she's about tell me these guys are genius these ICs guys
by one of our guys.
You Western as well. crap you're listening to my show every law.
We're going to blow up Paris
France. Too early. I don't think so.
Under my shirt. Really? Law. There's only one thing we want
to rip a load of Swedish. head off on the mind surely
very funny. You do when I you know the phone when you do these
bits where you try to set me
up? Yeah, you're interjecting the whole time?
Because I Yes, this is the flaw. But it's a flaw in your
presentation that urges me to interject. Oh, it's my fault.
I'm sorry. Well, in terms of me wrecking the bid it wasn't me
wrecking the bid at that me wrecking the bid is my fault.
Why do I record a bit that I don't lead me into the bit
properly?
Well, when you sound really excited about playing a clip I
have to back off. It's alright, it's alright. It sounds legit.
That's for sure. Sounds legit? You been hanging out with Rita.
This is the bomb ISIS claims they used to bring down the
Russian passenger plane over the Sinai Peninsula. The picture
posted in an ISIS propaganda magazine shows what appears to
be explosive material concealed in a soda can along with wires
and a detonator. On and off switch. CNN cannot independently
verify the authenticity of the photo. The article says ISIS
quote I discovered a way to compromise the security at the
Sharm el Sheikh International Airport. It doesn't
sound too hard, particularly here in the United States. Now
that we know that 75 TSA officers are actually on a no
fly list in that great
Metro jet departed and a quote bomb was smuggled to the
aeroplane. The news comes one day after Russia's President
Vladimir Putin said nearly two pounds of explosive material
blew the passenger plane out of the sky.
Let me see if you're gonna make fun of the way she says bomba
bomba you might also take this and play this ISO early before I
actually played a real clip
oh we're on the ISO tip okay
I don't say so long range bombers I
know you putting it at the front okay got
long range bombers bombers.
Hey man, but you making fun of French bombers, bombers, long
range bombers. So let me say this to me of course. I've
learned throughout the years of doing this show that the
distraction is trying to prove who did this and find out you
know where they were staying was it you know false flag crisis
active No, I don't do any of that it's unimportant at this
point what is important is what is happening and what is being
done and so I just spent I spent a lot of time just scouring
through all the particularly CNN they brought in everybody on
this one John just everybody and Christiana on and poor who
returned to CNN and I think we've discussed this before you
know, I think she's sold out. She sold out she'll she'll do
whatever is necessary whatever her handlers tell her to say is
is what she comes at sometimes she gets a little little feisty
when she's trying to communicate their message to the masses. And
I have a couple of examples here like to
hear that Yeah. When she was getting noticed by the way and I
said it again that the all the news anchors any of them given a
chance all went to Paris immediately.
Not only that, but everybody is trying to one up the other guys
with their pronunciation of French things. So becomes funny
when you hear I might have it somewhere everything was Jake
Tapper is like there's John Dahmer gendarmerie. There's John
John Barnes gendarme
ever ever ever I've I've I've I've heard they're all everybody
like it was?
Oh crap. Don't send me to Paris. I don't want to go.
So dangerous. They all shot to Paris. Anchor every news anchor
everyone but Amy Goodman it's a bonanza
I tell you went to Paris. Wait, what? A bomb in Paris. Called
Yeah, I'm ready for my hairdo. Incredible. Here's a here's
Christianna on and poor working on behalf of the EU.
This is also has very ugly political ramifications. The
whole refugee crisis now trying to link these attacks to at
least one who posed as a refugee who came in. This is literally
stoking the fires of the far right. anti immigrant, anti
immigration xenophobic parties here in Sweden, in Germany
across Europe right now. And there are elections in France
and in other parts of of Europe, in the not too distant future.
Aha, that's right. And they're all they're racist. They're
xenophobes. They're horrible people. But it looks like the
population is kind of on board with what they're saying. Like
Marine LePen who of course is now kk k, I think nuts, hears on
him so many ways of describing her. It's hilarious. Here is on
poor. And she started to open up kind of, and it triggered me to
find some other clips. As there was a clear rift between the
White House President Obama's administration, their strategy,
and others, let's just call them others, because I don't want to
say it's necessarily military, but it's others. And I think I
can show who the others are and what the problem is. But we've
already dissected that the Obama administration really was caught
off guard, they have no idea what's going on. They have no
idea what to do. Well,
they're making some progress some places but then like a sort
of pop up mall sort of situation is popping up elsewhere. Yes,
there have been some excesses success.
Pop up malls, I think she said maybe
about Whack a Mole mole sort of
malls, mopping up
elsewhere. Yes, there have been some excesses successes because
of they keep telling us. You know, a few months ago, we would
have never had the coalition that we do. So of course, the
question is, well, if you can do it now, why didn't you do it
earlier before that? As Ms testifies in
metastasize there it is. We always love it when she says and
then that's about the cancer that ISIS is and
posed, the question is, well, if you can do it now, why didn't
you do it earlier, before this metastasized into this file?
We're real serious thing. Joshua has said, there is no military
solution to this. True in the long term, it has to be a
political, you know, economic cultural solution to this issue
and a de radicalization and destroying the ideology. How
ever, most military analysts who I speak to, including former
NATO officials, including CNN analysts, military analysts say
that that's the CIA, CNN military analyst, right
now, there needs to be a military solution, you have to
eradicate ISIS, and that's not going to happen with some nice D
radicalization programmes, or some slow, you know, play the
long game.
Okay, so this triggered a thought sorry for starting off
with okay. But this triggered a thought, and then went back to
see the President speech from Ankara, where he was hanging out
for the G 20. And he was asked a question about, about his
strategy. And, you know, for a while now, we're, we're pretty
sure that there the State Department, and probably
Victoria Nuland, specifically is leading some form of team who
I'm not sure who, who does the operational part for her, but
she's leading some form of Team wherever she goes,
that would be that little love that little, that little
operation, that small intelligence agency that the
State Department runs.
And I think they may be using the they may be using CIA to do
operational stuff. Possibly, possibly,
we don't know. And that's the most secretive of the agency. So
you don't know what they're up
to. We don't Oh, hold on a second. We don't know. But of
course, we always do ask the question.
Victoria Kagan Nudelman.
Wherever she goes, strife breaks out. And we just saw that she
visited Montenegro as a part of her Balkan tour. Earlier this
year,
by the way, and I said that it's so funny, because and that's Oh
my god, you're incurable. I made a roll. I watched the Montenegro
thing. Yeah. And I just cracked up because we had just done the
thing with Nudelman. And we just say, you know, Adams gonna be
maybe Adam. Maybe Adam won't see this. I'm not gonna gloat.
But all you have to do is follow her. Now. She, of course, is
married to Robert Kagan, one of the ultimate Neo cons with Bill
Kristol. And who else was in that wasn't Brennan and
Wolfowitz? While these, these are the guys that are
warmongers, the project for New American Century, they're the
ones that before 911 wrote in their, in their pee neck
document, you know, what we really need is a new Pearl
Harbour, you know, maybe it's a what if someone flew some planes
into some buildings, things would change. So these are, I do
not believe Friends of the Obama administration. I don't think
they ever have been he may have talked a little bit of a big
game about them briefly. But we don't see much we don't see
your independent. What's interesting to me is that
they're independent actors in some funny play that they're in.
And somehow Carrie has gotten into the State Department to
help them well, Carrie
is dumb. And Carrie is a Yalie. So he's just taking orders and
he's very good at it. He'll do he won't he'll go with sleep for
out weeks, just to follow up, whatever, whoever is giving the
orders, which probably he's dumb enough that he's radicalised in
his own way. You can radicalise people, that's clear. You can
make Carrie do dumb things. But also, he really thrives when he
thinks that he's you know, saving the world or whatever.
And you can speak French. So the President, so the president, and
there were a lot of slip ups, and there's lots of truth wants
to come out a lot of things that I that I caught and I'll have a
couple other coming up.
Is this the President in the Philippines?
No, this is the President in Ankara. Okay.
And I think it's entirely appropriate in a democracy to
have a serious debate about these issues. Folks want to pop
off and have opinions about what they think we don't stop off
yet. We
don't say that's a porn term.
It's a derogatory term.
It's a porn term. Pop shot.
No pop off means to eat well, there's that but I don't think
that's what he's referring to. He's referring to people who are
the people who should shut up because all they're doing is
popping off is instead have is expressing opinions that are are
unwanted.
He's mad that he's and let me add to John Kerry Skull and
Bones, which is the bush Yale club. Right little weeny boys
all up Hang on each other. I don't know why they do. crazily,
you hear a lot of disgusting what they do. But President
Obama don't do anything, which is probably what happened.
President Obama knows that these guys have power, they have power
to the State Department, they have power in the military
industrial complex. And here's where he gives it away. And
I think it's entirely appropriate in a democracy to
have a serious debate about these issues. Folks want to pop
off and have opinions about what they think they would do. Is
that a specific plan? Listen, if they think that somehow their
advisers are better than the chairman of my Joint Chiefs of
Staff, and the folks who are actually on the ground, I want
to meet him.
See, he's talking about their advisors. This is about this is
a think tank war. It's a think tank war. When he's saying
advisors, it to the untrained ear, it sounds like he's saying,
the Republicans suck. But to the train, no agenda here. He's
talking about he's angry, that there are other strategies in
play from other advisors, which I can only see as the Kagan
nutriments.
And the folks were actually on the ground. I want to meet him.
And we can have that debate. But what I'm not interested in doing
is posing or pursuing some notion of American leadership,
or America winning or whatever other slogans or come they come
up with.
And he clearly needs some marketing health. Good. America
winning is Charlie Sheen advising him I don't understand,
that has no relationship to what is actually going to work to
protect the American people. And to protect people in the region
who are getting killed and to protect our allies and people
like France.
There you go. So it's the other advisors. There. There is a real
advisor war going on Think Tank wars. Now as kind of predicted,
this would be we talked about it on Sunday. We're just waiting
for this to turn into an article five of NATO. A France has made
an interesting
move. Yes, I have the best, I think the best rundown of it.
Oh, this is about the art EU article 42.7. Yeah. Okay, what
you got?
Well, I got a bunch of things, because this to me was what
interested me the most over the last guy days. I agree. And just
as a, if anybody doesn't know what happened, the Russians have
actually issued NATO.
Well, this after Thursday show you and I just talking briefly,
during the post production. And we something we probably should
have discussed on the show, but didn't come up with said, Well,
what is Putin strategy going to be? What's he going to do? And I
think he came out with a good one.
We felt that he had been cornered and and and flummoxed,
he
couldn't stand up and say, you know, everyone calm. He was he
was put in a corner. And the first thing he did is he says,
You know what? There was a you're right, it was ISIS, who
brought down that jet, there was ISIS. So he just
irks the Egyptians, because they say they claim there's no proof.
Well, but it's this is about Putin's and what he did he put
out a $50 million bounty or something on on the hand of
anyone. Yeah,
I don't know about think finally. But the longest. I've
got a bunch of reports to discuss this. But let's talk
about this run this one that's a little bit on the long side. But
it's interesting. This because because it's a glowing report
from our tea. And I think they do the best job of telling what
happened. This is the this is the clip called the real.
Is that a show of the real? Yeah,
yeah, report.
Me a Putin has vowed to find, and to punish the terrorists,
the Islamic State militants that were behind the bombing of that
Russian passenger jet in Egypt and mere hours after he made
that promise. The Russian Air Force has revealed a dramatic
escalation of its air operations in Syria in scope in size and
even in cooperation.
Yeah, you know, without even seeing it, I know which video
this is. Everybody had the same B roll of the supersonic jet. Is
that what was playing that supersonic bomber? Yeah, the
bomber everybody had the same videos like a press release,
went out and said, Hey,
look at the roll. This is pretty exciting. Once they had that,
that they're dropping the bomb. That bomber by the way is
gorgeous. And is that the su 35? No, I didn't know 35 I think is
a fighter, but they're
also the the fighter. They're also coming out with Su 35 which
competes with the F 35. They were showing some pretty
impressive heart Were
that bomber and then they had that crazy bill I think it was a
bear bomber what would they with the propellers that go in
opposite directions and it drops just tonnes of bombs you know I
still think Trump is right let the Russians
blow well they see what they see and they seem to have the right
hardware for sure.
That bombers gostrey would that bomber
Well, I have my military commercials coming up. So let's
continue with
Vladimir Putin has revealed that a French naval battle group led
by an aircraft carrier is coming to Sirius coast that will be
stationed next to a Russian naval battle group. Already
there and Vladimir Putin ordered offices abroad them ships to
welcome the French as allies. Do you also know that the Russian
president and French leader has talked on the phone about
coordinating their respective air operations over Syria, the
Russian Air Force has also increased its airstrikes. We
know that they have ordered 25 strategic bombers to join
airstrikes against the Islamic State. They're also talking
about increasing the tempo of Russian airstrikes in Syria. We
know those strategic bombers are flying out of southern Russia
into Syria carrying out airstrikes. And they're parallel
with the Russian jets already stationed there. That made
me is this guy on the jet sweetening of this package rages
perhaps more aircraft brought in to Syria station there I spent
weeks at the airbase there's plenty of room there. It's
really very busy. Alternatively, we might see the Syrian
government to provide another air base for Russian jets.
The importance of cooperation between Russia and the US in the
fight against ISIS was stressed during the global security forum
2015, hosted by the CSIS in Washington. Among the speakers
were Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, John
Brennan, and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger,
Washington
and Moscow have significant policy differences on how best
to bring the bloodshed in Syria to a close. I have had several
conversations with one of my restaurants over the past
several weeks about ways to strengthen us Russian
counterterrorism cooperation, specifically on the ISIL threat
now
that I think Putin was so smart you know what, I'm just going to
make my own little group here and you don't want to join the
Nuuk the French are all in
and the French they get to French get the park that big
carry that thing's huge by the French for them at the right at
the port. They're in Syria. We can't do that. But
the fact that the French are going, okay, shows that they're
not our ally. Ally, isn't credited our oldest ally? No,
no. If you look at it strictly from the optics of it, no. And
we have a little commercial with the data about Russia's forces
that are coming down
what Russia has done is pledged to ramp up anti terror attacks
since the plane crash in Egypt was confirmed to have been
caused at RT obviously it's a commercial but a terrorist bomb.
Let's have a look at what Russia has already done. It carried out
127 sorties yesterday alone, with 206 targets hit by
comparison. On Tuesday, the US led coalition performed 20
missions with 14 targets Rex up as 4100 strikes in 48 days by
Moscow, as you can see many times more than the US and
France combined. And it's set to intensify as well further with
some real heavy duty hardware.
There's a commercial tool listed out yesterday. Yeah, yes. It's
not just about quantity in this conflict. This is the first time
Russia has used strategic bombers including the tu 160 aka
the white swan.
World's Largest I love that the white swan you back
it up. I want to write that one down. Look it up the white swan
that's the beautiful one. They haven't I know they haven't
brought I think it's called the J 20. Which is the stealth
bomber, which is also cool looking but I don't think they
want to sell that one. So they're not showing it off.
You know the the Russians are selling a whole boatload of the
SU 35 to China. This is whenever there's war like this or we can
say it's war. It's great for sales. First
time Russia has used strategic bombers including the two 160
aka the white swan, the to 160
aka the white swan brings to you the
world's largest military fighter and the largest supersonic
aircraft. It's a key part of Russia's nuclear triad, though
it is not using its nuclear potential in this battle.
Another advantage of strategic bombers is its range. It flies
straight from a base in the north caucuses to carry out
attacks on terror positions in the provinces of Raqqa Idlib and
Aleppo. And interestingly,
these superstar Running bomber jets have done something that we
appear to have been incapable of for obvious reasons
with oil revenue reckoned to provide the militants with more
than a million dollars a day. Russian bombers have targeted
tankers and refinery facilities controlled by the extremists in
Syria. This after the US led coalition stepped up its bombing
of ISOs main oil producing region. You can see hundreds of
fuel tankers in columns. Russian military spokesman Andrey cut up
Orloff told a briefing at the Defence Ministry. In recent days
the Air Force has destroyed 500 vehicles. This has significantly
hampered the militants ability to export fuel and hit their
profits from oil smuggling.
I would say your Be on the lookout for your petrol prices
to rise. That's your oil.
Now that you're buying here is the group I gave a better report
that kind of tops that which is I got it. I finally figure out
how to pronounce her name. Oh Holly, Holly go Arla guy and
chichi can or you can call her chars for example,
who is this?
That's the Russian report. Oh, the Hassan was at the State
Department. Yeah the hot one and it's guy and guy he can teach
you chicken guy and and I'll never forget that he was let me
she did a thing what happened was no defence report dia girl
or no, I'm too many clips. Not not you don't tell me look and
find this. Or bomb threats anonymous reported in and Judy
bombing bombed by the clip is bombing oil trucks. Here's what
here's the way she reports this one of these incidents.
Apparently there's a big meeting of the G 20.
Apparently, Yeah, apparently. Yeah, I followed it.
They and the Russians, I guess, to embarrass us to look, here's,
here's what we got to do. We got to stop the financing. They
gotta stop their money flow. And then they put up a slide that
had showed this caravan of 100 trucks. Yeah. These trucks are
just going crazy. They're just driving all the time. And
nobody's doing anything about it.
But wait for it. Did you know that State Department? I mean,
it was the White House announced that they had warned the drivers
of the oil trucks that they were going to be bombed.
Yes that this was I'm not I've never seen this confirmed
anywhere. This is all a right wing talk show host bitching
about this really? Okay. They're saying Oh, and before they
bombed them they dropped the leaflets saying we're gonna bomb
bombs. Yes, but here's the way she reported it because the day
after this was presented the G 20. We bombed them. Excellent.
20 summit, the Russian president showed world leaders aerial
images of what he said was a convoy of ISIL trucks full of
oil and petroleum products, stretching dozens of kilometres.
On the same day, US officials told The New York Times that for
the first time, the US attacked hundreds of trucks that ISIL had
been using to smuggle the crude oil it produces in Syria, this
could be the same trucks, we don't know. But US officials
told The New York Times that they've hit them for the first
time. I went to the State Department to ask this why for
the first time, why hasn't the US hit them before?
Getting that's an operational detail that I would just refer
you to the
Kirby?
No, it's a word.
I know that the Department of Defence
aside from hitting the trucks which you cannot confirm what
has the US done to date to curb ISIL financing funding?
Well, again, it's a particular line of effort for the anti ISIL
coalition is how to cut off financing for ISIL. One of those
is again, going after their infrastructure we've had been
hitting I don't have numbers of airstrikes and statistics in
front of me to give you that
has the US sanctioned any banks any Iraqi bank is suspected of
carrying out transactions for ISIL
and Iraqi banks to ban Iraqi any banks or any banks? I'd have to
look into that. I don't have any answer.
So I received no answer to the question why the US began to
bomb ISIS oil trucks only now what stopped us from doing that
before ISIL has been engaged in this illegal oil trade for a
while now.
Amen. Do not mess with the products. Last month the
Financial Times looked into ISIS oil trade and wrote this. The
importance of ISIL oil to those living in rebel held areas of
Syria is one reason why the US led coalition has been reluctant
to target the group's trade routes. The coalition says it is
weary of alienating local populations by bombing fuel now
critical for their daily lives. This was reported last month.
Could it be the reason why the coalition has not properly
targeted ISIS oil trade before? What has changed? If anything, I
tried to get details from the State Department about what
exactly the US is doing to crack down on ISIL financing, or
rather what the US has done, but did not get much as you could
tell from our exchange. Now,
so how does that tie into article 42.7?
But that one doesn't. None of it does is set up to date that Alon
before he teamed up with the Russians call on auto article
42.7. I do have one clip,
too. But he did two things, he did two things. First, he
invoked something in the French constitution, which allows him
to extend the state of emergency past 12 days. Right. And that
was seen and if you of course, I I'm not good at parsing French.
If you look at the translations, it's kind of a murky thing. It's
kind of like a poison pill, you know, just kind of hidden away
there and stuck in there. Well, you know, if we ever need to
then and he gets all kinds of extra powers. And I don't see
the French protesting that of course, the United States
wouldn't protest it either. Just as stupid as every other slave.
And let me see the article invoking Article 14.7 and never
used clause of the EU treaty triggers mutual defence among
the 28 member states, The Netherlands is looking for the
bullet as we speak. Paris admitted it was struggling to
cope with its foreign military commitments while beefing up
security. And so they asked the rest of Europe to come to its
assistance. And this article 14.7 stipulates, quote, If a
member state is the victim of armed aggression on its
territory, the other member states shall have towards it an
obligation of aid and assistance by all the means in their power
in accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. So
this flows in a tricky legal way it flows down to Article Five,
which is attack against one is an attack against all. And I
believe this is going to happen. And you can make that up from
Dianne Feinstein a fine Democrat who is pushing a little bit
against the President,
I've never been more concerned. I read the intelligence
faithfully. ISIL is not contained. ISIL is expanding.
They've just put out a video saying it is their intent to
attack this country. And I think we have to be prepared. I think
hopefully, France will go for a chapter five, which will bring
NATO into it. Hopefully, we will work with our allies to put
together the kind of coalition's and attack plans in more than
one place at a given time. There is only one way we're going to
diminish them. And that is by taking them out. They are
growing, they are in more than a dozen countries now. They are
sophisticated. They have apps indicate on apps apps can cannot
be pierced even with a court order. So they have a kind of
secret way of being able to conduct operations and
operational planning. So we should take this very, very
serious and her head is golf on them, bought them and bomb them
again.
This is what didn't happen. In fact, I'm going to play somebody
from the from Monday when they had on the News Hour this this
clip Do you mind if I insert 33 seconds of flub
finds finds a Feinstein Feinstein flub Oh yeah, please.
They
are on a march. And it's important to recognise this and
prepare to deal with it with action. And candidly, I don't
sink bombing runs alone. We've done about 8000 now can really
make a difference. So we're going to have to look at some
new teams new themes. Ooh,
did she say teams instead of themes? Ooh.
We're going to have to look at some new teams new themes.
They got teams ready John, something's going down and she
knows she's right. She knows she
knows so early but they're getting screwed by I think Putin
is still out playing him. And let's play what we heard on the
news our PBS This is the clip called defence department dia
this is supposedly retired dia a woman I don't have her name
right now but she's she has the she looks like one of those you
know women female spy types. She's probably in the DI so
she's hot. She's hot. She's got that weird pop spy look looky
look, but it's not she I don't know how hot she is. She used to
distracted by her five foot alien eyeball. They're huge. Oh,
we need to find out who this is a weaker than anybody's eyeballs
I've ever seen she
is she tall is she blonde and she tall blonde. Do you think
she's a redhead? Oh, no soul. She's a great
guys So let's listen to what she says. And this was on, I
believe, on Monday on the NewsHour, before all this Russia
stuff really came down
and government to create a united front to find the fight
ISIS, there might be movement there, I think what Russia would
like is to move the US and European positions closer to
themselves, and break them off from Turkey and Saudi Arabia,
which are still if you want to call it or holding to the line
that, you know, this is about Assad, Assad Moscow before we do
anything else. But at what price? This is not the only
disagreement that the US and Russia have? Well, that's what I
was gonna say. I think he's also trying to very cleverly create a
divide between us and our European allies. And that gets
to the whole context, that's not even being addressed here, which
is what's happening in Europe and Ukraine, Russia relations,
etc. So I think that he's very cleverly, you know, he used the
word, treat them as allies to his military folks, when he was
instructing them about engaging with the French Navy, treat them
as allies. Well, the French actually have allies they have.
They're part of a 28 member alliance called NATO. That part
of the EU, Russia is not their ally. I think that's a little
bit of an exuberant sort of exaggeration to call the French,
the Russian allies.
So here we had, this is what we're thinking in Washington.
Oh, yeah. That's why I think Putin is out playing him. Now. I
want to play two clips from the Deutsche Vela show. One is the
report about interest the intro to France and Russia joins
forces a short clip and then then there's it goes on and on
and on. Then I want to follow that up with Deutsche availa
asks, why not NATO? Okay.
Well, France is continuing to move swiftly against is both at
home and abroad. President Francois long held talks on
joint military cooperation with Russia in Syria, and Russian
President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that the missile
cruiser Moskva will start joint operations with a French carrier
task force quote, as allies. France will also be getting
military backing from its EU allies. We'll have more live
from Brussels after this report. Okay.
All right. And then they had a report on some, you know,
chasing these guys around. And so then they came up with the
direct question was asked to one of their correspondents that are
one of those knowledge base guys consultant, I'm not sure. But
here he is talking about why not NATO because that one was
talking about NATO. We were expecting NATO. I think the
French saw this comment, they say, Wait, these NATO guys have
screwed up everything they screwed up Libya, the
NATO guys who did the attack in Paris, it guys, we don't want
them? No, they saw why
isn't France turning to NATO on this? I think
that it's quite a clever move on the French part, they already
know that when it comes to the US, the US is already a very
close ally. So they don't need NATO for that. And leaving NATO
out of the equation has two advantages they can avoid to
potentially endanger multilateral peace talks, which
are currently ongoing to find a political solution to the Syrian
conflict in Vienna, with countries such as Iran and
Russia on the negotiating table. And of course, if
we now look at the close military cooperation with
Russia, NATO, involving NATO could also create a problem and
it could potentially endanger that new French Russian
Alliance.
Just that simple.
Frenchman, they're turning on us. They're turncoats. NATO,
you're
out now they're turning on NATO.
I say we're back to freedom fries.
Well, I don't think No, I don't think we can play it that way.
No, we can't think we should wait. Because we've already
gotten they've gotten the sympathy vote from the bombing.
And none of the people in the public at large. And I don't
think the newscasters realise what of what a fine play this
was in the first place. They're probably and you know, and I
think after all these years of conflict in Syria, they've
gotten nowhere and then the formation of this these band of
idiots by us possibly, and with lots of evidence to support that
has been is sticking the public and they don't care and, and
Trump going out there yelling about how the Russians should
take over this fight anyway, we don't need to be in charge of
everything. There's
something else interesting. The EU has gone full force and
published a firearm ban proposal. Remember, we have the
Russians now showing their hot new what was it called the White
Cloud, the white, the
white, white swan, White Swan acuity either way, I got to
the white swan, and then they're trying to put legislation into
effect that would outright ban the sale of Kalashnikovs. So
there's some F Russia in this as well. And that's why they keep
saying Kalashnikov, Kalashnikov, Kalashnikov
and most Kalashnikovs built or dead or flown around or 70 fours
they're not 40 sevens gun
but they I have a musket. That's my point, though, is there's you
know, it's a great opportunity to discredit other people's
weaponry and a great opportunity to tout new weaponry which we
have not done. We don't have anything.
No because we got stuck in that stupid F 35. crap and blind
Turkey. Turkey that the flying Swan
White Swan White Swan you can just see the cartoon White Swan
to the rescue. Like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, or 35 is
hobbling through the air. I do want to follow up with why.
Maybe just a few quick quickies before we thank people some
press responses and stuff and some interesting little things
that popped out.
You may or may I? Yes.
Well, you can you can say no if you want to do it after
but well, you. Well, I don't care actually. Okay.
Then let us start first. Well, of course, the President is
under attack chris Christie. His strategy seems to be to to piss
all over the president. Because that guy Chris Christie. Man
what that guy's a warmonger.
Oh, he is second only to Carly. Yeah. And it really is
outrageous. He's
printing up yellow stars.
Those killed these people.
He's printing up yellow stars in his basement as we speak. This
guy is not okay.
He was in a fantasy world, Marfa. He sees the world as he
wishes it were rather than the way it is. This is the same guy
who first they said, you know that ISIS was contained. And
then Friday, we had the attacks in Paris. We've also had attacks
in Lebanon. ISIS is not contained. ISIS is not a
regional threat. ISIS is now a global threat. And we need to do
things like not do what the president did members of
Congress to take away intelligence capability. Part of
what happened in Paris is an intelligence failure that these
folks were plotting and planning, obviously, for some
time, in a very intricate plan. And we didn't pick it up. No one
picked it up. And the President took tools away from the NSA
tools has taken tools away from the CIA bring him back. The CIA
director said yesterday that that he says has grown
exponentially since Barack Obama has been president now.
All right, so mathematician, let's go listen to John Brennan,
Director of CIA, should we regard
this type of attack as a one off event? Or do we have to
contemplate the terrible possibility that this could
indeed be a new normal,
I certainly would not consider it a one off event. But I do
think it's inevitable that ISIL and other terrorist groups are
going to continue to try and to attempt to carry out these tasks
that is an inevitability for at least as far as the eye can see.
But to me, it's not inevitable that they're going to succeed
that is inevitable as far as the eye
can see. Like those mixed metaphors,
just very, it's confusing. And I think purposely so on Fox,
by the way, I asked you where you're playing that clip, I
don't have it handy. I'm going to dig this clip up, which is
the one where when Feinstein was the head of the of the spy
committee in the Senate, and she asked all these top shots, this
was like, what, five years ago six years ago? Will there be an
attack on the homeland within the next six months? And every
single one of the experts Joint Chief of Staff's the head of the
CIA, everybody? Yeah. Oh, yeah, sure. There will be yes,
absolutely. Absolutely.
Now we've played this clip several times and I think it's
because of the naming of it that we have problems finding it
again.
It shouldn't be named Feinstein something if and probably
misspelt Feinstein right, see any one of those spell things
that help you know?
So maybe just do fine? Let me see if I do fine I'm looking
would it be in how far back five years you say
it's getting pretty old. I'm guessing five years it's one of
our oldest clips.
Maybe it's this let me see
what is the likelihood there it is of another terrorist
attempted attack?
And this is from I'll tell you it's from 2009.
So it's five years yeah on the
US home in the next three to six months high or low. Director
Blair
an attempted attack the priority is certain I would say Spinetta
I would agree with Mr. Molar agree general Burgess Yes ma'am.
I agree. Mr. Gaynor
and oh, no, didn't happen.
Six years later. We're still waiting. Still
waiting for the three months. Elizabeth hassle back hustle
back Hasselbeck from Fox she football life Yeah, honey. I
liked what she did. And she got Jay Carney and and Jay Carney,
the other douche, Josh Earnest, who was looking ragged, five
o'clock shadow droopy eyes like the guy hadn't seen his bed in
36 hours. And he because he hasn't, and he pretty much lost
it. He just lost it, which shows you how clueless the
administration is.
Josh, let me ask you this, following this initial attack in
Paris, where 129 people were brutally killed. The President
of the United States referred to this is something that was a
quote, setback. Secretary John Kerry, then in trying to draw a
line of comparison between the Charlie Hebdo attacks, and these
recent Paris attacks, said that those attacks at Charlie Hebdo
were quote, understandable. Do you understand at this point,
how that had the verbiage needs to change a bit because
you know what she's talking about here? There was all over
the news. I'm sure you saw it. This is a played carry the day
before the attacks. And then the day after the tax. He said,
Well, you know, Charlie Hebdo and yeah, it was it was they had
a reason it was okay for that reason for the good reason was
cartoons a good reason stance that the tech makes sense. I'm
calling John Kerry out and being responsible for that one now,
because he's got it in what a horrible man,
everyone in this world right now sees them as aloof, apathetic
and quite cavalier about these lives being lost at the hands of
ISIS. Would you go back and asked for that language to be
changed at this point, to reflect some sort of solidarity
and intentional aggression?
Now, this, of course, is completely unnecessary. But I
like that she's poking him with this
against ISIS, I need to call this
to be banned. But oh, wait for understandable
as it relates to Charlie Hebdo. To call this just a setback
seems awful, at least to the American people?
Well, what I'd ask the American people to do is to go look at
the transcript of the President's remarks where he
described the situation as
saying, I think he's on Coke, hold on, let's roll that back.
Holy crap. He hasn't slept and he's on
coke. He hasn't slept. That's would be or probably adderal.
Coke transcript of the President's remarks
where he expressed his profound sorrow, what exactly had
occurred. And I think what I would encourage you to do is to
spend just as much time focusing on the President's actions as
you do his words,
his words. The President talks about a serious issue, then give
me
an opportunity to answer the question.
I think you're right. I think it's an Adderall rage.
Question by telling you that you should consider. Elizabeth, if
you want to have me on the show to talk about something serious
as our national security, you
can ask me a question and I will answer it.
I will answer it now. Stop doing that. It's not fair. It's my
turn to talk Don't hurt my feelings. Josh,
we've played fair before the President letting you know that
our President's words matter not just to me, not just to the
American people, but to those around the globe.
With this wasn't what?
Whoa. Hello? Hello. I lost for a second. This wasn't what?
This wasn't a White House press briefing. This was a TV show.
Yeah, this is a TV show. And he was on the White House lawn.
Oh, okay. So they just brought him in. He thought it was gonna
be a no brainer. I don't know if he thought that but he doesn't
know was this that she's on? I don't know. That's one of the
questions Fox right.
Where she she sits in the middle where their legs show.
That was somebody else but okay. That was
Elizabeth. She he says Elizabeth. Okay. Yeah, you're
right.
No, he was out of contact. He
only does this when something is bad because he likes his his,
his podium, you know, that's where his powers he has no power
and he looked like crap to
me, not just to the American people, but to those around the
globe who are very concerned right now. Our President's words
matter. He called this a setback.
Meanwhile, the president I'm sure this was an A flub and an
accident. He didn't mean to say this, but it makes him look so
possibility of terrorist attacks on our soil. There was the
Boston Marathon bombers. Obviously it did not result in
the scale of deaths that we saw in Paris. But that was a serious
attempt at killing a lot of people by two brothers. And a
crock pot
one, where did you get that?
From the 80 metre band? What did he is that is dumb.
From a crock pot. It's very funny from a crock pot. Okay.
Okay, I think that's enough.
No We have one one last mean we have I keep forgetting it the
White Widow the white Angel and Swan the white swan yes the
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vests were loaded with try acetone try peroxide or TA TP
it's a homemade explosive with this sinister nickname MOTHER OF
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who came up with that? The Satan mother of Satan in the White
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can potentially cause extreme damage. Experts say in annual
leakage with ingredients that are easy to come by
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nuts well I think with that for the time being I can thank you
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This was the cry bullies with a little playpen with a safe space
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can't prove it. I've just this is what I've seen on the no
agenda group on there on Facebook. The cry bully is being
deleted.
Didn't we just or somebody in the producer or us or somebody
just made that up? Like a week ago? Yeah, I've been going
around. I don't know. It must have been going around. Well,
let's take a look this do a little search. Cry bully. Maybe
play why would it how's that offensive in any way?
Well, you're hurting their feelings. Can't hurt their
feelings. That's not good. Oh, I
mean, cry bully.
Well, why don't we Why don't we Why don't we thank some people
and then we videos of
cry bully? Are we too? Great. Oh, no. Here's why. It refers to
calling someone a bully. Oh, so that's yeah, that's against you.
And you're you're you're not I cry bully in the sense that
you're you're crying because you're bullied. You're You're
crying. It's like here's one of the titles from cnn.com Are we
too quick to cry bullae
Oh, so it's automatic parsing? Probably.
Yes. Okay, that would make sense. Got it. So I can see him
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Right. I sent him a note to email asking if he wants to say
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about the Donald and others for that matter. Why don't the poll
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When you go to the poll, if you're registered independents,
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before, before we move on? This just came in this morning. There
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of metaphors are there as well pages of emails from Hillary
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Aberdeen, Houma. We all know Uma. And here it is. Who must
have this is Hillary's lover as far as we know. Uma says, Have
you been going over calls with her for tomorrow? She knows
Singh is that aid Singh si ng h. And then Monica Hartley says she
was in bed for a nap. By the time I heard that she had an 8am
call, we'll go over with her. And then uma replies, very
important to do that she's often confused. That is not good.
You expect about the before we go that far, let me just remind
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formula is this we go out with people in the mouth famous
the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, Hollywood, the Laugh
Factory. Yeah, the Laugh Factory had a put out a video with a
number of bits. For right there's a break from comedians.
Yeah. And it's it's about a was it three or four minutes it took
45 seconds just you can hear and the Hillary campaign has been
threatening the the owner of the Laugh Factory and say we'll who
are the comedians, we want their phone numbers, you got to take
that out and you can't show that. And then what is the what
is the gross offence? Well, it's primarily about Hillary's
sexuality. That woman should be president because she knows what
it's like to like men and love women.
You know what, I would love Hillary. I was thinking about
it. And I would love if you become president, being you
divorced Bo, and uh, you marry a bitch all across the world. That
will be wrong
Wouldn't it be crazy Hello Hillary.
Nothing like a
there's nothing like a skirt suit with shoulder pads to say
I'm all woman. It's kind of outfit. Who wore it better
Caitlyn Jenner
or Hillary Clinton
they're all upset about it. Yes, I
heard that is
so hilarious, obviously hilarious.
And, you know, here's an interesting point, the right
wing talk show guys and I do list I went dry went to a to a
an event in Santa Clara, a trade show yesterday. What kind of
trade show? It was. It's idk says something that it involves
flexible circuitry. It's a real it's a real what I call a real
trade show where it's just people in the industry. There's
very few press and they've served food to the whole play
anyone who shows up the whole place so so everyone gets lunch.
Okay, so GM was there
no
just kidding. So the You're terrible. I tried and but it was
it was a day had some cool stuff there. They had like this. These
these little things. It was like just a folding. Oh, they had a
phone that went wrapped cell phone that wrapped around your
wrist. It was also like a body thing. Oh, nice. It's
horrible. You mean the stuff the stuff we thought Apple would
come out with as the watch something like that
would come out now. This was all here and so on. So on the way
down, I listened to right wing talk shows and in sports talk
about sometimes, but most of the right wing talk shows who they
were transitioning from one guy to another. And everyone was
moaning about this event that you just discussed, but never
mentioned the content. In other words, it's all Hillary's out to
get comedians are making fun of her and they are trying to shut
her down that shut down to comedians at their home. Quite
the opposite. They're trying to pull her out shutting her down.
And they're not trying to shut down Hillary they're trying to
shut down the comics.
Oh, I know but I'm just saying that the comics are trying to
get HILLARY OUT Yeah, they're all for it but just announced it
but they but no, I'm just what I'm saying is that they
discussed the without playing elements but never mentioned the
lesbian
No, of course not though because they haven't right Wait No, they
haven't even seen a John no one does the work anymore. They just
look at headlines and look at BuzzFeed and they start the show
and if people call it there's no work going into it there's no
sitting in front of the television for hours watching C
span there's no there's no three by three
that that is the outcomes razor explanation. You're right they
weren't suppressing anything and I was thinking
about this this morning I was tired a little bit of headache
nothing bad thing you know let's think about all the guys I know
who are in radio who went from being DJs doing everything
yourself now they have two producers and you know they walk
in their headphones are all polished and warmed up pre
warmed you know with some guys but mixer is all set up and so
they're not these people are no longer there too rich. Also,
this is way too much of my rustling Bob way too much money.
He's got too much money. If they just yeah, they read the
headlines and producer gives them jobs. And they know what to
say.
Staff. Yeah, of course they do with it. With an editor in
chief.
Did you hear anyone play any of Nigel Farage his comments on
Paris?
I have. I'm gonna make this clear. You have to ask that
question. And why No, yes. These rhetorical questions is for
Impact Aid, and you would never do anything like that. But if
you don't get I do. It's I've never heard anybody anywhere
ever. Play either Nigel Farraj or the Pastor Manning ever
anyone. We're the only people that do that. It's It's
baffling.
Sometimes it's fantastic. Sverige is sometimes on with
Chris Kabuto I think or something like that. I've seen
him there. But he did a 45 minute
speech. And I Chris it's it's Neil. Yeah, yeah.
Chris he's now Chris. Sorry. Sorry, Neil. You're now Chris
Kabuto. These are the 14 five minute speech in front of his
party. And I just pulled out a small clip which shows that you
know, this is one of the evil horrible xenophobic asshole
right wingers in Europe according to Christiana on and
poor the sold out. Reporter there is a tremendous
conflict. There is a split of loyalties that on the one hand,
people want to get on and want to be happy and want to get on
with their neighbours. As I want their kids to play with each
other, but on the other, they're being told things. They're being
told things via the internet. But they're being told things in
some of our masks that directly conflict with the way that most
normal people would want to live. And I have to say that in
many ways, our perpetual neocon approach, where we go on trying
to get rid of leaders of Arab or North African countries, and
think bombing is the opposite of everything. In many ways. We
made it easy for some of these people. But we have to attempt
to stop this constant dripping of poison in the ears of young
British Muslims. And we have every reason to believe that the
main source of this problem is coming from money, money that is
pouring into our universities, money that is pouring into our
mosques. And it's coming from Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is
funding this extreme ideology.
No, you don't hear anyone play that. Do you know,
I'd said that's right on the money. And it is right on the
money. Most of the mosque being built today are being funded by
the Saudis with their will harvest. I may approach I made a
turn maybe half the mosques in the United States are built by
the Saudis. I made a terrible mistake.
Oh, so I just said I had a headache. And during the Nigel
clip, I ran quick to the kitchen to grab some aspirin. Yeah, I
actually some Advil. Here's my mistake. I just took two
Tylenol, PMS or Advil, PMS.
Oh, you got about an hour. fall over, go get some coffee. This
is gonna be a great. Let's see, ladies and gentlemen. See
what happens. Oops. Sorry about that. No, I'm not going to purge
them. Yeah, no, no, I'm not gonna do that I'll just have
it's gonna take an early afternoon nap. As far as, you
know, the stuff in these in these kind of over the counties
is you can fight it?
Well, I'm gonna have to. I'm on a mission. So a lot of people
losing their crap over what Ben Rhodes said of the he's the
deputy national security adviser for the Obama administration.
And Ben row, he's a writer, he's been around a dose. Typical. And
this is the whole it's very interesting how we have the
migrant issue in the EU. And of course, we've had all these, you
know, planted evidence of passports and, you know, it's
the migrants coming in people using the crisis to hopefully
solve some kind of problem and we will need to discuss what's
happening because the Europe is closing its border, Europe is
falling apart. And borders is a very important thing when it
comes to do a unification. But this is what Ben Rhodes said
regarding a Syrian immigrants coming into United States, you
heard a lot about this, you know, governors, 33 governors, I
mean, could it be any crazier with a magic number, saying they
don't want him in their states? But it was all based really on
this quick statement from Ben Rhodes? Is
the President now have any pause about bringing Syrian refugees
into the United States?
No, Chuck, we have very extensive screening procedures
for all Syrian refugees who have come to the United States.
There's a very careful vetting process that includes our
intelligence community, our National CounterTerrorism
centre, the department Homeland Security, so we can make sure
that we're carefully screening anybody who comes to the United
States. Let's remember, though, Chuck, we're also dealing with
people who've suffered the horrors of war, women and
children, orphans, we can just shut our doors to those people.
We need to sort out how to focus on the terrorists that we need
to keep out of the country. But I think we do need to do our
part to take those refugees who are in need.
And here's another piece the President now have any pause
about I'm sorry, that's the same one. Then we have we had a
hearing the women's women are widows that women are widows and
children's and orphans, orphans, three year old orphans. That
seems to be the big thing. It is disgusting politicisation of
when in fact is mostly guys I mean, young guys. Yeah. Young
men. So what do we what I understand the idea of the meme
to get sympathy but if anyone thinks about it deeply, you
bring in a women and children and orphans, you all you're
doing there's there none of them are ever going to work and for
20 years. Attorneys just going to be a burden on the welfare
state. You want man so there's somebody you want family
but that's That of course is not what's being said is we're gonna
bring terrorists and they're gonna blow us. There's that so
Ben Rhodes says no problem we have Perfect vetting we know how
to do that. And then Attorney General alert Loretta Lynn
Lynch, but I like Lynn better. She sang, she sang this little
ditty. Certainly with this, this is up on the hill there where
she was being questioned about this very topic. Certainly,
with respect to the information coming into our databases from
Syria, as the director has noted, it does present
challenges to law enforcement. However, that does not mean we
will stop trying to obtain data and utilise that screening
system. And I certainly want to convey our commitment to doing
that. But certainly, as the director has indicated, there
are challenges to a system based upon the amount and type of data
that one can obtain. In other
words, Ben Rhodes is full of crap. I'm not sure why. They're
not synchronised. I'm sure Lowe is
worse if you had the Comey clip. I
didn't find him. Did you have it? I didn't find it.
No, I did. I heard on the radio. It's one. But Comey I heard it.
Comey said they apparently was grilled about this in some other
venue. And he said on that is no way. I mean, they don't have
there's no data we can only look into what their data is
available. It is not that we got nothing on any of these people.
These are all people that nameless, faceless, there's no
we'll never know they can they be that? No, they can't be
vetted. Now I'm I'm pretty
sure that Lynch was following up on what Comey said she even said
the director, then we have our favourite Congressman Peter
King. And he doesn't agree that it's all cool to bring them in.
Are you saying the President should suspend the idea of
bringing in 10,000 refugees from Syria?
You should absolutely suspend it unless they can show 100% that a
person is not involved with ISIS. Because right now there is
no responsible way to do the vetting. And that's the reality
and why people like Ben Rhodes continue to say this is beyond
me. To me, it's as misguided, as the President's saying is that
he's contained ISIS. This is a failure of leadership. And until
we get leadership, we're not going to get out of state
standing behind us and we're not going to have confidence from
other allies around the world. And the President from the day
he started this, his war against ISIS 1415 months ago, it's been
apologetic. He keeps telling us what he's not going to do. We
should never tell. We're not going to do.
And then Brennan with a flub another flub.
It was, too,
I think this came out. This happened and everyone got caught
off guard or some people got caught off guard. And the
speeches weren't written and people are just, I think they're
a little on edge. And even Brennan is a pretty cool
character. When it comes to propagating his formula. He
flubbed on this. And I think it's a very significant one.
We are a country. Certainly I believe we are a country that
prides itself on its tradition of welcoming people from around
the globe. There is no other country on the face of the earth
that is more of a melting pot pot than the United States.
a melting pot.
Do you think he has a play it again? Yeah, he's he has
plot on the bow of the country
on the on the face of the earth that is more of a melting pot
pot than the United States.
So he floods twice. He says something almost listened to it,
welcoming people from around the globe. He said something else.
Club twice.
It's tradition of welcoming people from around the globe.
There is no other country on Earth. There's no
other country on the world. That was maybe just the UN I think
that's what messed him up and the word plot came out why would
he Why is that's a Freudian slip of epic proportions. Certainly,
I believe we are a country that prides itself on its tradition
of welcoming people from around the globe. There is no other
country on the face of the earth that is more of a melting pot
pot than the United States. So what we want
I think he's right, we are melting plot one big plot at the
top. Wow, the view my favourite show women around the world
watch it. And there's a question in here that I need to ask is
your beat Is this my view is my beat. And as will be, of course,
will be and joy and all the gals talking about? him? Yeah, the
mean that we should confirm that immigrants are Christians. If
they're Muslims, they can't come in. And I don't really know if
anyone said that specifically that way,
not that way. Milk, Ted Cruz kind of in or no is the other
guy, Rand Paul? No, no, the guy's not running for president.
That was the vice presidential candidate last time it took over
the speakership of the house. Ryan,
Paul Ryan, yeah, okay. But the view took this to heart if they
had their own their own take on on religion.
I mean, Christian Timothy McVeigh was a Christian just
saying
he was fought their way. Harmful, horrifying amount of
monster Christians. Yeah, Hitler was a Christian
was was not a Christian. You Even Christianity That's why
I'll play though it's another 17 seconds this woman is in
retarded
era and a lot of monster Christians. Yeah, Helen was a
Christian.
I know you had the religious girl but see the cute little
conservative chick. And she's gonna say Oh, because she's
freaking out now because Whoopi just said the evil Hitler was a
Christian and she's, she's hating her right in the
forehead.
Well, he didn't like the Catholics member Yeah, no,
he didn't don't represent that group. Yeah, so there's a whole
bunch of bald heads on both sides. Yeah,
the big bonehead is sitting there in the chair will be
Goldberg Wait, he is the Hitler was a Christian. I mean, wiki
pedia. You can even see that that's not true. So now we have
the problem in Europe with this with the European migration and
there is significant resistance to the I think it was decided
last Sunday or very early this week about the quotas. We have a
new boss coming in the new prime minister of Poland. He's not
having any of it and there are others
phones incoming minister for European Affairs says he doesn't
agree with them. Sorry minister for European affairs. affairs
Owens, incoming minister for European Affairs says he doesn't
agree with the EU quotas for refugees after the Paris
attacks.
We'll accept refugees only if we have security guarantees. This
is a key condition and today a question mark has been put next
to it all around Europe.
Conrad Szymanski didn't explain what he meant by security
guarantees. He only said that implementing the quotas is no
longer politically viable. Szymanski is set to take the
helm of Poland's policy on European affairs on Monday. In
September Poland finally approved to the EU plan for the
relocation of 120,000 refugees across the block. The quote is I
have also so far been rejected by Hungary, Romania, the Czech
Republic and Slovakia amid mounting criticism of how they
treat the refugee populations.
So what is happening from from what I can garner is we are now
looking at a mini Schengen is what they're calling it. So the
Schengen Agreement is the open border policy of the European
Union to the nation states where you can cross borders without
being stopped and without any form of identification or
passport being asked when you enter or leave, except for the
United Kingdom was famously not part of the Schengen agreement.
And now it looks like Eastern European countries are going to
be excluded from the Schengen zone along with Greece, Spain
and Italy. And Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and the
Netherlands are going to redraw the boundaries and create what
they're calling now the mini Schengen. So when you do this,
this is how this is the breakup of the European Union. This is
the breakup. It's over. If this really happens, and then it's
just always happening. Yeah. Well, I'm not sure how
they've been watching most of the European news sources and as
they everyone is just gonna like they won't admit to the breakup
of the EU as a whole as a whole, but they all agree that the
Schengen is over,
and I think the Schengen and the euro are the these are the two
things that that make up a United States of Europe. Pretty
much Imagine if we already had border we have border patrol in
Texas, but that's different. That's illegal search. But if we
had borders between states and you couldn't,
California sorry. We ate in California we do. You have what?
You get stopped when you're driving down and did the
highway five Yeah, we haven't here in Texas too. If you if
you're within 100 miles of the border then no no
get stopped going from Washington to Calif to
California. Really?
Yeah, there's a border.
Yeah, no. Yes.
They stop you at the border between Washington State and
California.
I'm sorry, Oregon and California. There's no border
between Washington, California or Oregon. Do they ask for your
advice? No, they asked you if you're carrying any fruits and
vegetables. Sometimes they said we can look in your trunk and
they don't want to bring in pests so they started in
California has guys aged between Nevada and California. They're
using that old ruse but I think you know that all routes
around since the beginning with some asshole came in with some
horrible laws. And now
it's a ruse. It's not a rule. It's a ruse. It's a ruse. No,
stop with the ruse
but they do stop being so that's not true.
But this is we're seeing a sneak in Yes. Yeah. Now but we're
seeing the breakup of the European Union. The EU is
completely, completely flummoxed. They don't know what
to do. And of course, the whole place is set up not to function
Well I'm not going to disagree with any of that because I think
it's happening but I've never been a fan of the EU to begin
with as anyone everyone should probably run
and I'm not either and I lived in the EU
now this is just a question I have before I play my ask Adam
clip Do you think the Brexit is gonna go over or not? And what
does it do for a vote?
What do you mean what is due for a vote when
did they vote on the Brexit?
I haven't voted yet.
No I said when
I what's coming soon i think i think it's coming pretty soon Do
I think that they will actually leave I don't think so. I think
that I think it's going to be June to June 2016 it there's so
much that could happen
between now and then now there's lots of propaganda is gonna
crank up it's gonna be fun to watch. It's gonna
be great. But now who else was talking about an exit was
another exit discussed another country
not over no have any
lunch I'm sure that this is being discussed everywhere.
People got out. I mean, France should go out immediately. They
should. Yeah, this
should expedite the world war three. Yeah. Okay, I have a
question for you. Since we're talking about the bombings and
you just mentioned France, right. Is it a key
or or as thumb Hardman says, France? Have you been listening
to his show?
I have a clip from him actually, he's
he's now saying the horrible attacks in France I
should have recorded he's like the only guy didn't go
the terrible attacks in France. As Adam What's your question?
play this clip Air France bomb threats Air France,
France Air France bomb threat
and 24 hours for passengers flying over the US. A bomb
thread called into Air France passenger jets making emergency
landings. One in Salt Lake City the other forced to land and
Halifax, passengers describing the fear of flight crews in
tears as tonight airports from coast to coast scramble to stay
one step ahead of any new threat. ABCs David currently
covers aviation and emergency landing and evacuation of Air
France passengers in two separate cities anonymous bomb
threats shortly after takeoff for Paris.
The phoned in threats at a bomb would go off in 90 minutes.
That flight landing in Salt Lake City had left Los Angeles the
other took off about the same time from Washington landing in
Nova Scotia where passengers were taken off so authorities
and canines could screen the jetliner
that would rather come to Halifax for the night than risk
my plane exploding over the Atlantic
both jets and 600 passengers cleared it was a hoax. And with
a busy Thanksgiving Travel Week ahead the Secretary of Homeland
Security is trying to allay any fears Very good.
sheds new voice I do have a question
I just want to say I'm looking through the my alerts because
whenever an aircraft that throws out of 7700 Squawk it shows up
on my system. I didn't see either of these Air France
flights do that. So I'm gonna go back and check that that's
annoying this store would be good be
alright. What's the question on my mind is if you call it an air
threat nowadays, why doesn't the NSA pick it up? Because not
obviously encoded or any of you are asking a rhetorical
question, aren't you? And when the NSA pick it up and then bust
the guys and make that big news? I don't know what happens. Why
doesn't that happen? I'm asking you. Yeah, big Excellent.
You have stumped the band. No idea. Because it's bogus. I'm
telling I didn't see that. I did not see the ad SB squawk alert.
So I'm, I'm questioning the validity of this at all. If you
if you have a radio problem, you Squawk 7600 If you have an
emergency, the you need to land the you need priority at 7700 If
you are hijacked at 7800 I do not have any record of
earphones. Maybe someone in the chat room can look around for me
and see if they can find it. But I did not I didn't see it and I
check them every morning. What came in overnight. Nothing.
Okay. Well, that's fine and dandy, but it still doesn't
explain why the NSA just doesn't, you know, come knocking
on the guy's door five minutes later. They're supposed to be
that's what they're doing what they're supposed to be doing
right.
You just threw in a right with a question mark.
I think that's legit.
Yeah. Well, let's talk about the two Technology of what's going
on here. And
well, if you're gonna do that, let's pre play a clip. Okay,
Anonymous
was gonna end with Anonymous, but we can start a whole lot of
their operations out there in the open. And I just want to, I
just
want to set up this clip that even though I don't know exactly
what it is, but the Cavalier nature of of news reporting on
anonymous as if there's some established group that is all
good to go, like, like, and now they're the heroes and it's not
just some douchebag script kitty dickhead with a with a Guy
Fawkes mask.
But what it is because could be CIA,
I mean, if you go Hello, they arrested the guy who was the
original anonymous, they arrested him. Yeah, he
died in jail. I think they killed it. So.
But the brand remains and yes, this is very problematic,
because you're promoting something you know nothing about
it couldn't be CIA, it could be any, any kind of organisation.
It could be like an apple bomb. What does that guy Oh, air, the
douche knuckle from Tor could be any of these people, any of
them. But let's just report on him like they're heroes. Now a
whole lot of their operations out there in the open. But there
is some things we can see online, they have a very large
network of hackers out there. And here's one example. So
basically, there's some Twitter accounts out there pointing out
Hey, take a look at this. This might be a suspected Islamic
State account we've circled it for you can see the account name
on Twitter is ISIS recruit. So they're flagging this
essentially and saying, let's let's take this one down. Now
another thing you can't
wait a minute stop. They don't take it down. They flag it like
the heroes they are. They flag it for Twitter to then go? Oh,
yes, no, this is inappropriate. This thing mean things. They're
hurting my feelings. We'll take it down. Anonymous. What are
they gamer gamers GamerGate. Social Justice Warriors. These
are not hackers. These are little, little weeny people.
By the way, I promised to talk about social justice hackers,
that people always condemn us for promising one thing and the
next show goes by and by the time the show's over, you never
get around to the topic. And I'm pushing it
off can see in the open. This is a list of suspected Twitter
accounts operated by Islamic State. And look at this thing
scroll there's more than 1000 Twitter accounts that they've
already uncovered. I mean, this just keeps on going and going
well, we were curious, we tested one of these links, we
essentially copied and pasted it to see if this was still active
if they were already able to take some of these down, and
you'll see the result, it already has been suspended. And
in fact, we know that in the past Anonymous has worked
directly with Twitter to try to take some of these things down.
Yeah, it's nice
to see that accounts. Know their, you know, government
agencies across Europe have
you know, this makes no sense. Why would you suspend the
account of someone who you can track and trace and use IP
addresses and probably the Tor exit nodes? Why would you not
honeypot that thanks, anonymous. Thanks.
That's the first thing I thought too dumb. Thanks, anonymous. I
mean, I can imagine somebody wherever NSA Langley or wherever
they are sitting, seeing this going, Holy shit they took that
is one of our bad one of our best accounts for best accounts.
We were getting so many leads from that account. Oh, these
idiots. Have
you noticed a dealing Of course with cyber intelligence, cyber
defence, what does social media users think about anonymous
getting involved in a domain? That's typically a government
domain?
Well, this operation is already trending on Twitter with the
hashtag op Paris.
Well, if it's trending in the operation as a hashtag, Israel,
ISIS, and there's actually quite a amount of support for
anonymous online. This is just one Twitter user here. And he
says, you know, one would think that our government would do
something about ISIS, he had a group of activists have done
more than our own government.
Oh, okay. Okay, okay. I'm getting I'm getting upset. And
it's probably because I watch a lot of tech shows the tech horny
shows. Then I listen to podcasts, and I just, you know,
see if there's anything new that typically isn't but here's what
I heard consistently. When brought up Yeah, ISIS is, you
know, they're anonymous is attacking ISIS and taking them
down. And you unified the tech horny house. Like, that's so
cool. Yeah, these guys are great. That's so cool. You
morons. That's so cool. Without any thinking about what we just
said. It's a Twitter account. It could be useful it could be
nothing but this is ridiculous. And it's not cool.
It's not it may be interfering. If this is actually going on and
is not gold. The whole thing is just a giant scam or a scheme or
bot, you may be interfering with with with an important
government operation. I'm not defending the some of the stuff
that goes on but in this case, then people in NSA Are you
kidding me? Are they CIA? Either one of them they know what's
going on? A half of these accounts are bullcrap.
The half of these accounts accounts are from the State
Department. Yeah, exactly. You can be totally the State
Department to a here now. Now we had the big revelation, which is
another handy use of this crisis, which we do not let want
to go to waste has been teeing up for years, but really the
past few months, particularly Director Comey of FBI has been
all over it. And yeah, finally, finally, we can move forward
with the encryption issue.
Investigators have found evidence that the operatives
tied to the Paris attackers frequently changed cell phones,
switched cars, even searched for possible listening devices. And
according to counterterrorism and intelligence officials,
there's evidence that they used encryption, maybe they're using
encrypted messaging apps, they do a very good job of hiding,
whatever you're saying, from being intercepted by somebody
who like a government encryption conversations chopped up into a
jumble by mathematical algorithms. Oh, that's
a good the math that it's that's what does it it's put into a
jumble you're saying chopped up from chopped up into,
like a government encryption conversations chopped up into a
jumble by mathematical algorithm. I love the keyboard
tapping it's so modern code that US officials say is nearly
impossible to crack. We don't
have the ability to break strong encryption. And so if they move
to the mobile messaging app, we're going to lose them. So
that's a huge worry.
Apps like one called signal Encrypt Phone calls, WhatsApp
and an app called telegram encrypt text. Matthew Greene,
who teaches Applied Cryptography at Johns Hopkins showed us
another way terrorists can make their texts disappear on the
telegram app.
This is fantastic and we need to focus on that we've talked about
telegram as being inherently insecure in the past
you can programme them to self destruct in a few seconds. I
send green a text to meet me somewhere he reads it then gone.
Oh, that's like that. Well, man, this magic I have no record of
the communication.
Oh, no telegram also
has an avenue similar to Facebook and Twitter where you
can post public messages and
Avenue What the hell is he talking about? I mean a wall and
avenue of feed and Avenue.
ISIS use telegram to claim responsibility for the Paris
attacks and the downing of the Russian passenger plane in
Sinai. ISIS analysts say is constantly coaching its
operatives on how to use secure communications. And its
English language publications. ISIS says use an Android phone
that the hardest to to crack for
what? An android phone is the hardest to crack. Have these
guys steering them in the wrong direction purposefully? It sure
sounds like it How
are you? I wish I have a bunch of these clips. I didn't keep a
lot of them. But I got the for example Ed Royce the head of the
house bear with me, I'm taking this to a place
okay, well, I this is going to be adding to it. He went on and
on about encryption and they got his new technologies. And the I
just listened to thing after thing after thing about
encryption, encryption and graphite. I wrote a column and
PC Magazine about this saying that they're going to lead us to
this bullcrap encryption thing but go and play because I have
actually a counter an interesting counter clip when
you're done.
secure communications within its
English language publications. ISIS says use an Android phone
that the hardest to to crack for the intelligence agencies use
particular applications that are anonymized use Tor, which is
close to dark net.
Oh yeah, great use Tor can get caught there
with all its text. ISIS may have made one significant cyber enemy
now give me the Kenosha anonymous of now vowing to
unleash a wave of cyber attacks on ISIS in retaliation for the
Paris massacre.
Okay, two things about this one, the Cloudflare Cloudflare is all
up in arms, saying hey, stop D dossing. US because that you ah
and it's people who use Cloudflare Cloudflare Cloudflare
Cloudflare. Yeah. The who are now D dossing Cloudflare hosted
sites because they're anonymous and they think they're all
righteous. What the Wall Street Journal published, which is the
source. I'll tell you first it's under the radar Islamic state
issues, regular tech tutorials. This week in jihad. Regular tech
tutorials intended to keep followers communications out of
reach of government government surveillance. This guide
circulated in January ranks the encryption of chat apps want to
guess who the sources of this image
that magazine
SITE Intelligence Group was read. Once again,
I tell him his group fantastic. So he or she has the safest
apps. They somehow found this document. Oh, nobody else ever
finds anything there was on the dark web. Oh, they're the
experts in the dark web.
So here's safest our Silent Circle and red phone and thing
is the same outfit. Oh s tell which I've never heard of chat
secure and signal a signal I Think is secure, safe. Our
telegram is considered safe which we know is not right.
Wicker Threema and sure spot in the mirror those moderately safe
is iMessage from Apple, interesting FaceTime, Hangouts
and Facebook Messenger. Are you kidding me? Facebook Messenger
is moderately safe. Yeah, no unsafe Viber, WhatsApp line
Tango WeChat. All of these I think are pretty much except for
the signal I can vouch for a signal which used to be text
secure. And then of course, we got the big news about another
form of encryption, which Rita Katz forgot to list on. On her
little handy chart here. Is
this news just coming in just moments ago, by the way, the
French interior minister Val knock has says that 115,000
Police zone down And so John,
Dom Janda
make sure you pronounce it right, John, I think this is
Holly Golani gendarme
says that 115,000 Police is on down and soldiers are mobilised
across France, following last week's terrorist attacks and
cazenove also told local media that the interior ministry would
also be investing in digital media to combat encryption
techniques used by terrorists and John interestingly, also,
there are the experts are saying that potentially some of these
terrorists might have communicated through gaming
consoles.
So just so you can hear how clueless these people are. So
the report was, which was not an official report from the French,
as far as I know, from officials that PlayStation four was used
to communicate amongst each other and listen to these
boneheads
syndicated through gaming consoles.
Game Boys, yeah, that'll do it Game Boys, the most secure way
to communicate within ISIS Gameboys.
The radar, obviously, you're not going to text and send emails.
But there are other ways to communicate. You know,
we talk about encrypted technology. It's not necessarily
that these people have programmers in lining up these
new systems. It's using things like Gameboys or PlayStations,
or WhatsApp, which can be much harder surveil than traditional
phone lines.
You just had some more on. Here's the one point I'll make
about that. And they'll shut up when Benghazi was hit in 2012.
We found out about it, because early because Shawn Smith, one
of the intelligence officers who was killed was on his
Playstation four in inworld and Eve Online. And that's there's
no doubt that intelligence, official intelligence assets in
the United States, I'm talking NSA, CIA, whatever, dia, they
use EVE Online for secure communications they are in world
that's how they communicate. So wherever this report came from
true or not, it only adds fuel to the fire. These were not a
bunch of terrorists. Well, they were they terrorised, they're
terrorists. But I'm thinking that is a big, big clue right
there. Red flag.
Well, on one of the reports that David Muir did on ABC, they had
found the guy who had rented the apartment to all of them. And a
guy was like, What am I supposed to do? As a friend asked me it
was an interesting story. And in kind of in and of itself, I did
not have a clip of it for some reason I thought I did. And my
argument is that if these What do you need any communication
where you have a house you rented this apartment is prod.
You check it for bugs? And you sit around and talk about what
you're going to do? And then me what do you need all this
encryption and all this other stuff, and you're in the town
meeting just before the event. And then I got this little clip,
which is David Muir in Paris reveal cellphone message, which
was kind of baffling. You can see
the signs of impact against the cement wall. They're behind us
to ban who allowed them to stay in that apartment, detained
during the raid and questioned by investigators saying someone
asked me to put people up for three days, and I did them a
favour. I don't know where they came from. I don't know
anything. If I'd known Do you think I would have done it? And
tonight, the French prosecutor also revealing more about the
cell phones, the attackers are believed to have used the night
of the attacks, one found in the trash outside the BetterCloud
Theatre on it a text to a member of the terrorist cell at 9:40pm
saying we're ready. Let's go. Let's roll.
Here's why you should have said
Well, where's not going this wasn't encrypted. And what kind
of a vague message is that anyway, that anyone would catch
you under any circumstances. This bull crap does well
encryption arguments aimed at the US public. It's got nothing
to do with this. They had the JUDY WOODRUFF had a couple of
people on and both of them were kind of brought on to scare the
public about encryption and it was curious to watch because
it's a clip was it 10 minutes and 40 I couldn't pull anything
out of it. But the conclusion was that bullcrap slight ruin
this gay thing in the script was ruined and genuine Woodruff kept
pushing and pushing and they both of them said no, it's not
about encryptions got nothing to do with it. And then I got this
clip, which I thought was extremely peculiar. Same report
by David Muir floating around Paris. living it up tonight.
David Muir played David Muir on your knees show me your back.
A French prosecutor tonight revealing the SWAT teams were
met with reinforced doors to the apartment they were trying to
storm here in the Santee neighbourhood. The prosecutor
saying they were met with a barrage of firepower gunshots as
they tried to get into the apartment. Rapid heavy gunfire
could be heard through the streets. Witnesses seen police
and terror suspects through their windows the terrified
president's watching it all unfold. On your knees, show me
your back. You can hear the police yelling Why are the
police yelling in
English? Because that's a good question.
It's a very good question because most terrorists please
show me your back. I didn't turn around say Hands up. Don't shoot
ca Why was the police yelling in English? Yeah,
I can't answer that other than it's a scam.
It's a scam involved.
How uncanny? Is it John though? That what maybe a week and a
half ago. We're talking about the start of World War three and
then this kicks off. I mean, How uncanny is it? Yeah, and I've
been looking around I've been following Nudelman I've been
looking at as much as I can. And I believe I know which city will
be hit next in this campaign of terror who
are you? This is where you shine you ready? I'm all ears Oslo
Oslo I think is
next okay. I don't know why you think that but okay. And I got a
have a rationale for this. You're just gonna throw it out
there No, i i
In looking at a lot of emails I've got from people received
from people about situation in Germany situation Austria
situation in Sweden, situation in Norway and Denmark, within
the Netherlands. Of course, the Netherlands is they're going to
start freaking out pretty quick. That's
No, no, no, that Norway is not in the EU. So that's takes it
out of the EU
and I don't think it's EU related. I think it's just
terror related. All right, Oslo is a good country. It's a good
country to do. It doesn't matter where you do it really. And it
won't be focused on America and then it'll pop off
of New York and I have a prediction for the Red Book,
which is kind of a lame prediction compared to that. But
you know, the French have lit up the Eiffel Tower. I don't know
how they did it.
Somehow people think I'm a moron. I think that Oslo is a
country if I wasn't clear, I
suppose that country I didn't say that did I know. You say you
knew what country was gonna know you said, you know, when you I
list everything you said and when you said Oslo I know what
you meant. Oslo the city on in Norway. Thank you. So I don't
know what they're talking about.
Just so they know. I got my own. You morons. There.
You There you go. Again, the chat room. Just get your goat.
It's like let's see, we can get
I got a I got a great email, but let me finish my prediction or
your prediction.
They've somehow I don't know how I wish somebody would I would
like to have someone to explain to me how the French have lit up
the Eiffel Tower with the blue and the white and the red.
Because anyone who's ever seen the Eiffel Tower have been
there. That thing is a is a dingy brown colours a very
screwy colour. It's Rusty. It no it's more brown and rusty. It's
just as Brown has painted a brown as which he says it's a
funny brown colour. I don't know how you make the white on that
Eiffel Tower be white. I don't know how you can do it. It just
seemed to be just a bright Brown. But somehow they've done
it. My prediction is they leave it that way for ever. Possibly.
Because it looks it looks much better. It does looks great.
It's even more body that. I mean, the French hated the
Eiffel Tower when it was first built. Well, I have a question
for you. They want to tear it down. I
have a question for you. Why is it that in this in this national
this international days of mourning? Then flags are half
mast. And why is it that the Eiffel Tower is lit up?
Everyone's freaking icon on Twitter and the Facebook is all
French flag is superimposed? Where was the White House? The
only need to do is turn off a couple of the gay colours and
fire Oh, that's
a great point.
Why didn't the White House fired up
why didn't the White House do it? Because they went in on the
scam. Yeah. Exactly. Protest not to do it. Exactly. They did it
on the on the Empire State Building. Yep. So very good. All
right. So you have a an email
there got an email From let me see the first I guess there was
a conversation that went on encrypted. I worked for an
outage Centre for a major electric editorialising Because
I have to keep them anonymous. Obviously, I've worked for an
outage Centre for a major electric provider in a major
metro area. I'm the guy on the frontlines and in full control
of any outage situations. This is this is the no agenda
producing audience.
Yes, okay. It is, um, that's why no agenda is such a great show
people should contribute. And I
would love to see, some of these experts being questioned the
news programming
never happened. No,
I'm the guy on the front lines have full control of any outage
situations today at about 10am. We were told there was a
nationwide drill going on all day. And this was yesterday, and
are told to report anything that comes across our system as
unusual. Then 15 minutes later, we are told that a drone had
been spotted above one of our substations, but of course, it
was part of the drill. He says I find it odd that this type of
drill is being run so close after the Paris attacks. I've
worked in this industry for 23 years and have never seen a
drill like this happen. I questioned the motive behind
this drill, as it seems most events happen at the same time
as drill. Well, we all know that. He said, I just wanted to
send this out to you ahead of the curve. So at least I have a
timestamp in case something happens to the station or me.
Well, God and then he followed up. It was see I can't mention
there was a lot of coverage of still, I don't have any clubs.
But I can tell you this happened over and over again. Coverage of
bringing down the grid during this ride. Well, while we're
discussing the French, the French that Paris thing,
so he expands now while we do have simulated NERC that's North
American Electric Reliability Corporation training once a year
that consists of W E CC, Western electricity Coordinating
Council, we have never had a simulated drill to my knowledge
23 years, I was told this was a nationwide event all of us in
the control centre were also told in person about the quote
drill, and not the way the company usually organises events
via email. We were all given instructions that if anything
strange, and out of the normal happens to notify management via
phone call and not by email. I found this whole protocol rather
strange and it is not how we usually handle outages in
events, outages and events are usually logged and documented to
provide any real legal recourse. I found this whole drill event
rather odd as it was right on the heels of the Paris attack.
With a recent environment that has been created because of the
Paris attacks. my spidey senses are in high alert for an attack
here in the US. We know that all drills happen around such
events. And he says that what did happen is they did as part
of the drill the drone crashed into a substation. And it was
the drone was also part of the drill. So I would say we need to
be on the lookout for drones flying into substations. That's
the drill. So you know that's going to be coming. And we
appreciate this producer who finalises by saying I stumbled
upon your show when a good friend of mine hit me in the
mouth. I had been listening to the seed guy for a couple of
years. And the more I listened to him the more I realised he
was full of shit. Yeah, he brought up some good points, but
he always turned it all around to make it about him. So
needless to say, I'm very happy with the work you do I find your
approach most excellent. I'll be making a donation as as I've
been a douchebag for the past year or so. And I can no longer
look at myself in the mirror. Well, we highly appreciate these
types of messages. And yes, it's very, very helpful. Lasting and
as we get ready to thank some people, you probably saw the
tweets about the most recent South Park episode. No. South
Park had a their episode which aired I guess Len last night I
saw the whole episode. Then diamond producer even sending me
little little clips pre pre cut clips. Kid at the school does
the school newspaper and PC bro, who's the principal, all PC. He
has an issue with someone an op ed in the school paper using the
word retarded. And of course, you can't use that word because
it hurt somebody's feelings. And then this is the kid who is in
charge. The newspaper goes in this whole thing about how he
won't have ads and or sponsored content. And as he's going
through that he gets picked up by the evil newspaper
corporations. We're trying to figure out why he is one of the
few who can actually distinguish an ad from from real news
content. So here are a few clips.
The average human can no longer tell the difference between the
news and an ad. You seem to have some mental ability that allows
you to know the difference.
So they Put the kids through a whole bunch of tasks like AD AD
AD content news AD AD AD
that's called sponsored content. I know the difference between
the news and ads, you think I'm stupid? Yeah. stick it up your
ass. Sorry, Charlie, but I don't allow ads and my newspaper.
We've heard all about that. So we thought you could just do
some news stories about car insurance, just state the facts,
because the truth is everyone can save by switching to Geico.
Now, the thing I liked the most about this is of course, they
got paid for that. Yeah,
the best part.
But I have to say that the guys over at South Park, they're
doing important work, comedy, but parody is so incredibly
important in times like this. And it's nice to see that
they're on the same track as no agenda.
It is nice to see,
you know, so so we're not entirely rare by the way.
Unfortunately, we don't have the the infrastructure to create
such a great spoof, where you actually make a joke about
sponsored content and then get paid for doing a GEICO, those
guys are really
gonna show us fooled by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do dice and pull Yeah, that'd be fun.
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I should mention that was the brother who called his brother
and asshole not us.
Oh, no, no, of course not. Yeah, but I'm just I'm just reading
verbatim. I would never call anyone I also dislike
douchebags.
And well, we don't use as much as we used to.
But also we we will never certainly, but we never started
the douchebag thing either. That was the producers as you know,
every second half a second have show where we find out the
truth. The truth, whatever truth, the truth. We got the
truth. So after Sunday, after the show, it was overcast and
raining in Marfa, Texas, where the keeper and I
were driving back in the trailer.
Well, no, we we decided we would since it's a long drive. Six and
a half hours. That after the show we would stay one more
night and then we drive back on Monday. She even took a day off
for that. And we were lucky man.
Does she sit to sit in the trailer being bounced around and
yes,
she knows she's cooking. She's baking cakes while I'm driving.
make brownies? Are you kidding me? Okay, go. Now she's very
enjoyable to have in the car. Is this is a good counterbalance to
crackpot. And we had already planned on doing this but you
haven't sent an email, you need to go look at the Marfa Lights.
Yes, I did. But the Marfa Lights is an unexplained phenomenon.
You can look it up. There's a Wikipedia entry and
and I will say this. Yeah, the Wikipedia entry tells you
anything. What's interesting to me about it is that it only
exists recently.
The Wikipedia page.
No, no, the Marfa Lights apparently showed up in the
1900s or something it was never observed before.
Yes, it was that's what you call recently. Yeah. Historian, I
think was actually 1890 or something when it's recently
Okay, recent.
It wasn't around there. Were they the natural question we've
heard was Texas Well, Texas populated
and so the Marfa Lights. It's about about 15 minutes outside
of town, which you drive through in three and they have a little
a little like viewing area cement thing which looks a lot
like a gift shop actually. Like what kind of scam is this? But
it's not. It was it was incredibly dark. There's no
ambient light. We go out to the to the viewing area, it's
raining and I looked it up and said well the Marfa Lights
appear 10 to 20 times a year because I really want to see is
it impossible to see this on an overcast night and certainly
when it's raining? It certainly shows up in all different types
of weather and different conditions but not always. So we
go out there but we're walking towards the back of this little
viewing area and there they were probably I sent you a picture
which is shitty picture for
me she was useless. It's useless. Didn't have like those
those postcards to say Hawaii at night black but I think if you
look
online, you can see other more professional photographs with
the Marfa Lights. Yeah. And we saw them and clear as day that
was the little like or like spheres kind of in the distance.
Balls of red, yellow, green and white lights.
Oh, I didn't know they were multicoloured multicoloured.
Yeah. And they were not moving.
They were just, you know, some of them pulsed a little bit but
it was just kind of suspended in air and we just stood there
until we were bored of it.
Okay, Marfil
merrily you want to go now? You're gonna watch iron. No,
honey, these things are really some. Yeah, no, no, no. I went,
I went, Hey, you want to see my trailer? And that was the end of
the Marfa Lights.
Now entering second chances are they are real.
But what are they? Is there any speculation? I didn't do much
research.
No one knows what they are. People think they might have
been headlights or reflections. I don't see any evidence of
that. That's unclear. They're very clear to see but it's
unclear what it is.
Well, can somebody like look at the lies and then slowly move
toward them until they either disappear or stay and the
they've
won? They've done all of this and they cannot find what it is.
It's ridiculous. Yes is ridiculous yet they can predict
global climate change.
I'm glad you brought that up. As we open up the gates open up the
door to the gate. I'm very happy about that. To the gate to the
gate Of course, that Bugatti, CIA Director Brennan needs to
propagate the formula. It was Thomas Friedman, who started
this I remembered after the show Thomas Friedman, a New York
Times columnist. Yes. He was the one that interviewed President
Obama for the big, you know, climate series, whatever it was.
And he wrote in the New York Times, that, of course, climate
change was at least the up to a major extent responsible for the
civil war in Syria. And this has since been the mean, and we need
to keep everybody on it, because we do have the cop 21 in Paris,
the big global warming, climate change, money Shakedown
happening, and Brennan, of course, helps to propagate the
form.
And the human toll is reflected in the UN's recent announcement
that the number of refugees and internally displaced persons in
the world is the highest it has been since World War Two. And of
course, all of this localised strife gives rise to the
persistent threat of international terrorism. When
CIA analysts look for deeper causes of this rising
instability, they find nationalistic sectarian and
technological factors that are eroding the structure of the
international system. Okay. They also see socio economic trends,
the impact of climate change, and other elements that are, I
like
that I'm going to start doing these here what he said. He
didn't say climate change, it's climate change. It's climate
change, climate change, climate change, climate change, climate
change, we cannot do that the effects of climate change are of
the way the Pope does it.
They also see socio economic trends, the impact of climate
change, change and other elements that are causing
concern. And so let me touch upon a few of those morning
touch it. Mankind's relationship with the natural world is
aggravating these problems. And as a potential source of crisis,
relationship, we are the natural world. No, you're
not. You're just cannon fodder. Thank you for pointing that out.
That is how elites talk. You're not part of the natural world,
you're just a thing, just the pond. Just the creation, to
something to be sucked dry
to a world is aggravating these problems aggravate and is this
potential source of crisis itself. Last year was the
warmest on record. And this year is on track to be even warmer.
Extreme weather, along with public policies affecting food
and water supplies can worsen or create humanitarian crises of
the most immediate concern, sharply reduced crop yields in
multiple places simultaneously, could trigger a shock and food
prices with devastating effect, especially in already fragile
regions such as Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. Yep.
Compromised access to food and water greatly increases the
prospect for famine and deadly epidemics.
Excellent. Wow, I wonder how the world has fared all these 1000s
of years.
It's amazing. We're still alive as we speak. We shouldn't
we technically should not even be here, our ancestors should be
dead
wish yet the population continues to grow now.
The ALC Senator Bob Cardin, who is now he was all against the
climate change and sees through the ruse. He was up on the hill
and he had a little you know how these things work, you do a
hearing, you bring in witnesses who are going to make your
point, you set them up, and then you get a nice sound bite. So
thank you, Senator Cardin, because I enjoyed your soundbite
very much here as a witness, uh, speaking to Congress, about the
Paris climate talks and what they really are, would you like
to
go on? Oh, why not?
Why don't you tell? why don't why don't you tell us what our
theory is on the climate talks and what's really going down? I
don't remember. Okay, here's the guy to explain it to you,
then the Paris negotiations are not about emissions reductions,
they are about cash. The developing world expect
developed countries to offer more than $100 billion per year
in what is called Climate Finance. The rationale for the
money, the source of the money and the use of the money are all
unclear. Developing nations believe they're owed a quote,
ecological debt, for past developed world emissions, and
also owed, quote, reparations for the damage from storms they
linked to climate change. Yeah, these are plainly non starters
for the United States. But the developing world is also asking
to be reimbursed the cost of mitigation measures they take.
India alone says in its INDC, it needs to point $5 trillion
between now and 2030. But if the INDCs represent business as
usual, funding is clearly inappropriate. Realistically
developed world leaders are pursuing a transaction in which
having staked their political capital and their legacies on
achieving an agreement any agreement, they will now pay
developing nations to sign on the dotted line. To conclude we
should worry that US negotiators and their colleagues desperate
to produce An agreement will commit dollars from taxpayers
that they cannot actually deliver and get nothing in
return up
all about the money. Yes, that should have that should have
been on the news somewhere
that could have able to was was something similar was on the
news. And it's one of the most slanted weird pieces I've ever
heard Tom Hartman deliver although he's really good. I'm
sorry. Are you are you referring Tom Thumb? I'm
sorry. I'm here he is on Exxon. And here's, I'm gonna give you
the what what happened here from what I from my perspective, I
don't know the details because this is an I got a
question about thumb. Because I because of course, I listened to
serious progress. And I listened to thumb, but why is he making
money because every commercial is about the Super beats. That
you know, the beat like dried beats are some powdery stuff
you're listening to or the network commercials,
and he also does gold. She had a guy like Tom Hartman, who was
holier than now. Then it's like, oh, Republicans suck. They're
crazy. They're gold. Yeah. And then he goes into Oh, right now
I have no final financial analysts on the phones. But what
about the coming crash? Well, we should all buy gold. Okay. How
can he take himself seriously? When he's out there promoting
gold for commercial? Right after he's finished excoriating
everyone who disagrees with him, which is kind of how crazy Obama
bots operate.
Yeah, that's sad. Along with
Michelangelo's Signorelli This is my next target. This guy's
got to go down. You heard of this guy?
Yeah, I have. I don't think I've ever heard him.
He is the most hateful. I mean, most hatefully man
Ed Schultz in his hands down. I don't know if you've heard of
him.
Well, in his heyday out I don't know about in his heyday. But
then he's a good contender to take over the hate spot.
Unbelievable. For a gay white man. He should check his
privilege.
Yes, he should. So in 1977, of course, was the big global
cooling going on. And everyone was saying on and I think lasted
till 79. And may or
may I say that if anyone says oh, there was only one article
called Blue search.na Show notes.com search.na Show Notes.
Now we probably
only have the tip of the iceberg. We
have scans of the New York Times of Newsweek of Time Magazine, we
have tonnes of op eds editorials. Yeah, I hope I'm not
blowing your thunder. But the back then they also claimed the
same thing about global cooling.
Yes, I'll and that wasn't one article. It was a cover story.
But I was I went through that period. It was like, every other
thing was about the news, the nightly news, you don't have any
of those because because they're gonna have to go the
broadcasting. But I do have
in there, I have in the show notes, I have a scan of the New
York Times where the Pentagon based on the reports of global
cooling was saying that this could bring about all kinds of
horrible things like terrorism. I kid you not.
Now, the UN, apparently, Exxon had been looking into the global
climate change and looking into climate change at that at the
time for their own purposes. And they from what I can tell, they
came to no conclusions one way or the other, but they did study
it. And they continue to apparently study it because they
think it would have it will affect the way they their
drilling rights. And, you know, it gets harder to drill in the
frozen tundra and all the rest. And but but Hardman or I guess
somebody in New York State, supposedly, even though this has
not really been documented, is thinking of suing Exxon, because
just like the we have this false analogy, just like the cigarette
companies, they knew about this in 1977. And they didn't do
anything about it. Now, play this clip. And then the way I
had to cut it off, I've had to just couldn't stand it anymore
thong. When they brought they brought some woman in some
Australian nutcase came in and she's yakking about stuff and
yeah, I got sick of her accent. No offence, Australian donors.
But this woman you'll see what I mean. This worst? I'm sorry, is
worse than what's her name? That woman used to be the prime
minister. I may play
green reform. We go to New York State.
I'm sorry. The Green report.
Does these little breaks music and a logo?
Hey, dude, get yourself some producers like we have man. Man.
Unbelievable. For
tonight's Green report. We go to New York State or State Attorney
General Eric Schneiderman opened an investigation into Exxon
Mobil. Schneiderman is investigating that corporation
to figure out if Exxon Mobil lied to the public about climate
change, or lied to investors about the risks to the oil
industry.
Okay, now I understand I understand what you're saying
they're trying to do till the oil companies like they did the
tobacco companies I got you crazy
investigation is based on the fact that earlier this year it
was revealed that Exxon not only knew about climate change as far
back as 1977, but they actually researched climate change and
the impact of burning fossil fuels extensively for more than
a decade. Even so Exxon spent $30.9 million between 1998 and
2014. To fund think tanks that ran climate denial campaigns,
and the fossil fuel industry as a whole spent $141 million
dollars in lobbying, just right here in the nation's capitol.
Just like the cigarette companies funded research to
prove that nicotine is safe and not a nickel stop. Exxon says
you can't make this way he did this. It's it's bogus. He says
they spent 141 million on lobbying, just like the tobacco
industry spent on on tricking the public
out or just like the military industrial complex does. I'm
buying.
This analogy is a bogus The sky is misleading the public on
purpose. It really galls me when you hear people going out of
their way. I mean, one of the things about our show, we reveal
a lot of stuff. I don't think we try to mislead
anybody, sometimes just flat out wrong. But when he said the
wrong happens, it does happen. We're not scripted. We don't
have producers like trying to mislead
you
who
you know in this climate change thing is all all about
misleading. But the way he did that just got that clip.
I agree. I agree, disgusting, disgusting, and
prove that nicotine is safe and non addictive. Exxon seems to
have been funding research and paying off politicians to sow
doubt about climate change. But if the investigation turns to
prosecution, who wins the plaintiffs against Exxon v? And
how much responsibility should the company bear considering how
long they knew and how much they profited? You're not to discuss
this investigation and what the true cost of axons climate
denial might be, is Dr. Keeley Bucha, executive officer at the
climate justice programme. Dr. Boone, welcome.
Thank you, Tom. Thanks for having me.
Thanks for joining us, do you think this investigation will go
anywhere?
Well, at this stage, there's no civil or criminal charges that
have been pressed. And the news report came through an anonymous
leak. So the New Yorker is not talking officially about what's
happening. So it's difficult to make any determinations. But it
does appear that it is going somewhere. And it's likely that
further companies will also be investigated. So it might be
broadened beyond Exxon as well.
I could take her anymore. Yeah. When we've already finished the
conclusion of this was going to be they started working on the
math, and they figured that Exxon should be paying out de
you know, this idea of scamming everybody for money. Exxon is
responsible for most of the climate change, and they should
be paying billions and billions to everybody. So as this you
know, same conclusion is what they're trying to do at that
OPC.
Well, with this type of reporting, John, you know what
we need
wet because of what's happening in Greenland right now, that now
sort of the world will have to be redrawn.
That's right everybody, it's time once again for the San
Francisco Bay.
Well, I have to say this, that which is a performative I have
looked out there for this report every so often, it has never
been this low tide. There's like no water in the mud flat.
Are you telling me that the Arctic has not delivered water
to the mud flats?
The mud flats are really muddy today. Let's put it that way.
All right. Thank you very much. We know what's up
Do we still have people that listen to this show that love
everything we do except this segment? I still get a letter
from about you about the mudflats or about
climate change. Yeah, you guys don't know science? Yeah.
I like the there's one guy who keeps hounding me. I just can't
answer him. And by the way, yes, I find myself this is this is
something I do all the time. And you might want to connect you
but anyone listening may want to consider this. I'll see someone
with a you know, some comment on Twitter. I'll reply I'll write
my reply and then delete it. And then I feel good and the I don't
I haven't wasted any energy.
So you write your reply,
and then I don't send it I don't post I just delete it. I feel
better. Oh, yes. Get out of your system, because I'm like, why am
I engaging? Then you look 53 followers. Now. I'm
not going to do that. Oh, come on. We're not gonna go that 10
followers, they're just coming on just to know.
Um, so as we were seem to progress on the way back on
Monday. And then love that
station? Yeah, because it, you're a hate listener.
It is astonishing to me that this is how a large group of
people thinks, you know, arguably half of the country
thinks this. Well, half of the voting population of this
country thinks
it's more of a third.
A third, well, it's bad enough a lot. And so then you have
thought forum. And then this Michelangelo's Signorelli comes
on. And I say to Tina said watch, within two minutes, it's
Bush's fault. And it ends assure shooting within two minutes.
Paris was George Bush's fault. Unbelievable. How did he come to
that conclusion? Because we because ISIS was created in
Iraq. That's that's now the story. Therefore, it's George
Bush when he accepted the lies from window when he made the
lies which of course it was New York Times really, who
propagated the lie with with wrong if not disingenuous,
reporting, and I'm gonna try and defend a bush. So I'm pretty
sure Cheney is still involved in all this crap with a skull and
bones and he's probably running a lot of in the background. But
it's just it's yeah, I'm gonna pull some clips from this guy.
This there's got to be a new guy to hate on to work on it. Okay.
Then a little concerning, although I'm tracking it, but I
don't see it going anywhere fast. The FCC is now saying in
response to the Paris attacks, they want the power to monitor
and shutter websites. And this is going back to Kalia, which
has come up a lot in the past. Well, since I've been doing this
shows websites. Anyone, anyone they want anyone they've deemed
inappropriate. FCC. Yes. And their sites? Yes. And they're
saying they have. Wait for me. Wait for me. Together John
Kalia, the Communications Assistant for Law Enforcement
Act. They're now saying, Well, we have all kinds of authority
under Kalia to do things. But it hasn't been up. This is the
we've heard this many times. It hasn't been updated for today's
technology. But Wheeler really thinks that as the the FCC
Chairman really thinks that they have the authority just not the
verbiage to do this. Which is interesting, because it's the
Department of Homeland Security that that you know, at least
controls DNS and shuts things down. So I'm following this
might be I'm following this. See what comes out. This
is the net neutrality taken to its extreme. Oh, yeah. There's
couple words you haven't heard recently.
Oh, no, I've read it on the verb had a whole thing about T
Mobile, now giving an unmetered access if you're watching
Netflix or if you're streaming Spotify, or Pandora doesn't
count towards your data, which actually was a very cool way for
T Mobile to up their monthly pricing. I was kind of just
lifted. It was a funny the way that not funny was interesting
the way they did that. But then you know, the verb is like, Oh,
is it net neutrality? You can't this isn't maybe your day to
day. And that's exactly how the verb sounds and everything they
write. A little under the radar of note here from the Gates
Foundation. There's a big there's a big merger happening
up in Canada Navia. This not? It's not Canadian National.
That's what Gates has a stake in, right. Yeah, but Canadian.
I think it's a CRS is one of the things well, does
he have Canadian Pacific as well? I don't know, because
they're looking at that. Well, they're looking at acquiring
another company doesn't matter. But through that I found looks
like they're changing their investment strategy. And I think
Planned Parenthood is done. I think they're done. Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation has announced a three year $120
million grant to family planning 2020, a global public private
partnership comprising governments, multilateral and
private sector organisations, individual donors, then the
research and development community working to provide 120
million more women and girls with access to effective
contraception by 2020.
Do you think that Planned Parenthood may be part of this?
I don't believe so.
No, you don't know.
Well, this this family planning 2020 And I haven't, I haven't
seen that connection just yet. The only connection I'm pointing
out is Bill and Melinda Gates, you know, contributing to
killing people in Africa. It's usually what it's used for.
Elsewhere. This is just the way it goes. I have an interesting
thing. My beat. Yes, is following the Ben Carr. Ursins
slams Oh slam Fest this
is was this part of three by three.
In this case it's got Judy and I got democracy No, in fact it
wasn't on. This is the deeper news stories including the the
fantastic Democracy Now show her Amy Goodman and this by the
Warren Piece of Warren Piece report. Yeah, the Warren Piece
report. She comes out with this little comment after there was a
correction that was at least thrown at JUDY WOODRUFF which
kind of explained a little bit of this but, but why not? You
know, you hear this stuff about Ben Carson. He's a black guy was
a Republican and they should be rebuked, of course just for
being black and Uncle Tom, Uncle Tom, Uncle Tom. So here he is
getting slammed as to Carson Slama the day democracy
now can then pull apart and say say,
oh, no, no, no, no.
Is this Carson Slam of the day DN.
Oh, I'm so sorry. My mistake. Here we go.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson zone
advisors have acknowledged he's struggling to comprehend foreign
policy. Carson who's leading
just the way she says that that is so demeaning. Yeah, the
struggling with it's so demeaning. Oh, he needs to be
programmed. I don't know what she's trying to say. But sounds
demeanour it's
looking presidential candidate Ben Carson zone advisors have
acknowledged he's struggling to comprehend foreign policy.
Carson, who's leading Republican candidate in some polls, has
blundered on the topic of foreign policy, including
wrongly claiming China's involved militarily in Syria.
Speaking to The New York Times, a top Carson adviser said,
quote, Nobody has been able to sit down with Carson and haven't
get one iota of intelligent information about the Middle
East.
Unbelievable. Yeah. So here's the Judy had the same kind of
SLAM piece she was going to do with him on the air. And this
clip is the Judy versus Ben Carson clip. And there's a
little tidbit in here that I think that Amy ignored,
people can then pull apart and say, say, I told you he doesn't
know anything, when in fact, you really need a much more
comprehensive answer to some of these questions.
This is your own adviser, Mr. Claridge saying that in his
words, you need weekly briefings, in his words, quote
to make you smart. One of your other words,
he's not my advisor. He's not my advisor. He is a person who has
come in on a couple of our sessions, to offer his opinions
about what was going on. To call himself my advisor would be a
great stretch. And he has no idea who else I'm sitting down
and talking to
your Principal Advisor on national security because one of
your other advisors, ARMSTRONG WILLIAMS has said that, he said,
you're still on a steep learning curve.
I am, you know, I know a lot more than I knew a year from
now, a year from now, I'll know a lot more than I know now. You
know, in medicine, we have something called continuing
medical education. You have to get those credits in order to be
certain recertify I think that applies to every aspect of our
lives, particularly in a rapidly changing world.
Well, he, she, by the way, when he said she's not my advisor,
because she's just reading from a script, she actually was
flummoxed. I saw I saw it I happen Wasn't it good? For me?
Well, of course this happened way before Democracy Now. Warren
Piece report woman went off after him with his other thing.
I don't know anything about the China deal. But I do have the
little flub that he made though. I showed and which I think is
you know, this could have put it better than this.
You know, I know a lot more than I knew a year from now. I didn't
hear that good.
Okay, I'm sorry. I'm agreeing with God Ben Carson's an idiot.
Yeah.
Well, we might moglin
Hey, do you ever think about the secret Chinese electric car?
Know from Faraday, you know, is that the one that's the exact
good look alike? Oh, no, no,
no, no, no. It's from Faraday Future. Okay. And it's backed by
some multibillionaire. And apparently, it's staffed by all
former Elon Musk or Tesla, engineers, Chinese engineers.
Maybe at the back of the billionaire backers Zhi Zhang
Ting, founder of la TV. That's China's Netflix. I think it's
there's like some picture and it looks like a really cool car.
It'll be a Tesla 1/3 The price
and it'll be twice as good.
It could be you don't know. I mean, we the Chinese products
can be really good. I mean, most of the good. Cameras are made in
China now.
I even like the name where you have Tesla and that you can use
Faraday as an Faraday cage as as your
ferret is your counter brand new. I like it I like it. I like
it. I like pretty soon we'll be driving Chinese cars like
anything else man Are we can we go? I do have one thing. That's
where you say fucking Hey, this is let's play this little just a
little tidbit that everyone shouldn't be aware of this is
Netanyahu indicted in Spain.
The Spanish judge has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and seven other former and current
Israeli officials over the deadly 2010 Israeli raid on the
Gaza bound aid Flotilla. Nine people were killed when Israeli
commandos stormed the Mavi Marmara in international waters,
a 10th died after four years in a coma. The case against Israeli
officials in Spain emerged after Spanish activists on board the
flotilla sued Netanyahu, the judges move means Netanyahu
could be detained and questioned if he steps foot in Spain.
I always thought these things were EU wide if he did this
indictment if he stepped foot anywhere in the EU, he'd be
pulled. Yeah, good question. I don't know. That's what I
thought was she didn't go because she doesn't cover
anything like that. I might as well play his last thing just to
get it out of the way. All right. Just screw you. Yeah,
Russia this, Saudi Arabia buys more arms from us.
The Obama administration has announced approval of a $1.29
billion arms sale to Saudi Arabia despite reports of
possible war crimes in Yemen. Department approved the sale of
10s of 1000s of bombs as well as munitions and other weaponry
produced by Boeing and Raytheon. The weapons replenished stocks
used by Saudi Arabia and the US back bombing campaign in Yemen,
where Amnesty International has warned of apparent war crimes by
the Saudi led coalition. Meanwhile, executions in Saudi
Arabia have reached a 20 year high with more than 150 people
executed this year.
Yeah. This is of course that second item has nothing
to do you know the story. Okay. I
know it's the military industrial complex, but as we
speak, are partying it up. Yeah, they are. They are just beside
themselves with joy.
I can't imagine what these parties are like. I bet there's
just hookers. Oh, the first class first growth Bordeaux's
champagne, caviar. Oh, yeah. Lots of caviar. That's why you
people out there you want to buy caviar is too expensive. You
know why? These guys speaking
of which I've fallen into I had not watched it, but I finally
got into the Americans. Have you ever watched this series? Mimi
likes it? Oh, it's fantastic.
I can't watch it. I've tried to watch it. The first the first
episode was harsh because I didn't care I didn't like the
first episode. I didn't like the atmosphere of the show. is dark.
Yeah, turn on some lights.
You know what I kind of like it. And that girl was named Carrie
something or other Keri Russell. Yeah. Now that's a spy. Yeah,
there you have it. Alright, a buddy. We will go back to our C
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