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media assassination episode 781.
This is no agenda.
deconstructing the Ministry of Truth and drinking out of
mainstream media and broadcasting live from the
capital, the drone Star State and FEMA Region six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's raining, it's
snowing, the mailman is snoring. That's because it's Sunday. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Scale.
The user are quite the poet
and speech show.
Good work. We made another rhyme. Hey, John, how you doing?
Good. How are you? I'm very well thank you very well. I
just retweeted your tweet about the podcasting and the tow
centre and the horrible podcasting where they came out
with where they you were kind of forced to sell kind of kind of
new guys come along claims to be the father of podcasts. That guy
the thing that said it's hosted in mp3 and so he's now the head
to get first podcast. Yeah, no,
no, and Ricky Gervais is the Godfather, of course, makes
nothing but sense. Now, the toe the toe centre or whatever, Tao
toe to toe centre. And then some intern put that thing together
and pulled some of it just from Wikipedia. Doesn't mean you
know, I normally don't get
I gotta do something in between, you know, all those calls from
AAA. Okay. Plenty of people who have gotten that gi didn't
get it. You might want to explain that one.
Toe. Oh,
I'll give you an in the morning. You know, I really don't give a
crap most of the time. But when it comes to something like the
Nieman lab
body about, we are going to come and deem podcasting to be a form
of journalism. We will now explain to the minions exactly
what this means beginning now.
And I just saw lemasters I'm sorry, djaro. Mon. I know him as
lemasters, the guy who hired me at MTV, who's now the CEO of
NPR. And you know, the like, oh, well, podcasting. And at the
time that the media show was it called the media now the CNN
media show with a bald guy. And it was about podcasting. Oh,
it's great. Here's how we're going to reach the millennials,
which is millennials, which is I mean, it's incorrect thinking to
start with
looking for vinyl records.
What's really sad is that Pam, I want to grab Lee Yarl. I don't
want to shake him by the neck and say, Don't you see that?
Yes, more and more distribution as possible at cheaper cost. But
your business model, your NPR business model with local
stations is is no longer viable.
It's an anathema to podcasting. Thank Here's the word you're
looking at. That's
that's exactly the word. Exactly.
Well, Dave Winer wrote a piece of bitching about this not as
much as I would bitch about it.
Did you hear the podcast though that he that he did the history
because saw this two seconds ago before the show started when I
went to retweet the tweet out and I saw your tweet or the
Weiner tweet. So I clicked on that and instead of coming to do
the show I was reading I got off that machine as fast as I can
because
that machine is now infected. It's a contaminated we cannot
eliminate was stuff to read.
Well, John, we we had a historic moment. Historic I tell you, as
as 36,000 jabroni save the world for us. And boy did they believe
it?
Well, that's not the way I saw it. Well,
I this is what I saw. And I wish you could see the pictures of
the video of of the announcement by the by the the leads panel,
and everyone's out there including that crazy was it?
Christina? What's your name? Aguilar. No, no. Now the one who
has a crazy face with a crazy eyebrows.
I do that horrible looking un woman figure arrow now.
But anyway, so here's how everyone heard about it. When
when the announcement was made.
That's right.
I'm sorry. Those were the journalists. Did you see that?
No. Oh, so they had to be this journalist. Journalist. If
they're jumping up and down and screaming and have their hands
on their mouths and they can't believe it. Video in the show
notes. Here's the elites on the panel. All right. Did a push a
decision and we've got the decision looks like there's no
one again, small. And hereby I'm going to say this thing is a
positive show.
Back to the journalists.
It's crazy. The journalists are more excited than the people
there and they're already out of control.
Kind of be lies. I watched the whole thing through Democracy
Now. And all the All I heard was this was a piece of crap. That
didn't do anything. There were protests all over the place.
Are you crazy? Yes. Did you not hear our president? Now, what
I'm going to play for you, is a minute and a half, and is the
most narcissistic. It's just so narcissistic.
He said that, yeah,
it blew me away. We'll have to deconstruct this because the
President is is grabbing that it is him. He did it. He saved the
world. He has saved us.
In my first inaugural address me, I committed this country.
This was a tireless task of combating climate change, and
protecting this planet for future generations.
I said, we will protect this planet for future generations.
That's what I
told you. He also
uses this country instead of our country. Of course, of course. I
say like sighs save
us in this country, future
generations future generation. Two weeks ago, in Paris, I said
before the world
I said before the world Hello, I think I think you made your
point. That's this, listen to him.
Okay, that don't stop when you go crazy
change and protecting this planet for future generations.
Two weeks ago, in Paris, I said before the world that we needed
a strong global agreement to accomplish this gulf, an
enduring agreement that reduces global carbon pollution and sets
the world on a course to a low carbon future. A few hours ago,
we succeeded
we that's the royal we I think
Elia has got a mouse in his pockets, the royal we came
together,
we came together around the strong agreement The world
needs, like strong encryption, we met the moment the problems
not solved. Oh, as of this court?
Well, of course not. If we solve the problem, then we'd have no
more parties to go to meetings. Are you kidding? We can't
actually solve.
Get a Copenhagen fantastic, we can
actually go ahead and solve the problem completely. We always
and you know, they built it into their agreement. Every five
years, we come back so well. And of course, we'll have to have
the interim meetings to prepare for the meetings. And the
President goes on, because remember, it's all about him.
But make no mistake, the Paris agreement establishes the
enduring framework, the world needs to solve the climate
crisis. This
is not true.
Let's continue.
That creates the mechanism, the architecture, for us to
continually tackle this problem in an effective way. Now
we've had all this he did this. He's He's told the world he came
all together we have the framework and why why do we have
the framework Moreover,
this agreement sends a powerful signal that the world is firmly
committed to a low carbon future. Get ready. It's only
it's not about the world. And that has the potential to
unleash investment and innovation, clean energy, money
scale we've never seen before. Because I imagine taking my
grandkids if I'm lucky enough to have some to the park someday
and holding them
and playing his daughter lesbians.
Oh, I don't know about that. But it's about him. It's not about
if I were the president, I would have said, now all of us can
take our grandkids to the park. No, it's about him holding their
hands holding their hand wringing
their laughter and watching a quiet sunset all the while
knowing our work today prevented an alternate future that could
have been gripped fenced in
I found that to be so incredibly narcissist, it seemed
like to speak No, because it's all bull crap. You know, I was
listening. He said I was brainwashed. So I just I'm gonna
give it to you from the brainwashed perspective. Even
though I do my best to not be affected by these these nitwits
I listened to carefully to there's all kinds of people that
did that. In fact, you should have seen AMY GOODMAN
she was broadcasting she was broadcasting live right? Oh,
yeah. She's there the whole time.
And you should have seen her brighten up when she says and
looks like they're gonna have to be here through the weekend. Oh,
no.
Let's stay a little longer.
So she's pleased as punch to be stuck there. No, I have a couple
of clips I didn't get unfortunately because I had so
some technical issues I didn't get I didn't get to clip away
like a crazy person. But I want you to hear somebody that this
is really kind of a little off topic. This was during the the
near riots that took place when this great document was signed.
And I did understand that according to one woman who came
out and give a long explanation, she may even been the ex
president of Ireland who is there and very haughty elite,
and saying that, no, it wasn't it was somebody else's. One of
the activists, she said that this was actually all put in
place by the UN 20 years ago. And these these climate summits
are supposed to be implementation summits that are
supposed to speed up the process, which is gotten to a
snail's pace. And so there was nothing other than little ways
to speed up the process that was that was defined 20 years ago,
which okay, I can buy into that. But here's an interesting clip
of Amy, this was she is going into a discussion of the citizen
that took place, I think it was yesterday, or the day before
maybe was Friday. It was a big sit in a protest sitting around
the big if red Eiffel tower that turns out to be made out of
chairs that's out in front of the place. But here's what the
anomaly is. I want you to listen to this, you know, at the end of
Democracy Now, every so often, Amy feels obliged to read off
blather off the ball loves producers and writers and
so when she has a little time over in the D block,
and she runs her mouth at breakneck speed, and we've had
clips of this Yeah, well, apparently this is so ingrained
in her in the middle of a report. She's names about three
people but she can't just give their names calmly. She has to
run them off at breakneck speed as though the show is ending. In
fact, I thought the show was ending Yeah, but No she didn't.
She continues you have to play this clip. This is the AMY
GOODMAN cadence heavily
fortified Paris summit hundreds converged around an installation
of colourful acrylic animal sculptures near the Nain plenary
halls where they staged to sit and then they marched outside
onto the main walkway inside the cop called the chanson. Laissez
after the main boulevard here in Paris, where they surrounded a
replica of the Eiffel Tower made from Red bistro chairs of the
same era. There they posted dozens of notes with messages to
negotiators among them keep your promises and the world demands
better. Participants included Bill McKibben co founder three
fifty.org Kumi Naidu, Executive Director of Greenpeace
International, and I said Raman of Friends of the Earth
democracy now is there as Bhatnagar Friends of the Earth
International kicked off the protests, I think
I think you're right, I think what was happening is they were
back timing something and trying to make this is another problem
with with mainstream linear media, maybe we should just call
it linear media. You have to hit the top of the hour you get you
gotta get out into the break and out on time, and the audience
will probably just, yeah,
I actually don't think that's the case. But it's a good
argument for the problems with that sort of media. But not but
since you mentioned that, I should mention that they're so
diluted at democracy now that they actually take commercial
breaks, as if they have a clock. And then they play music during
the commercial breaks that we have to listen to. And then she
back announces it as though she's some sort of DJ from the
50s.
No, no. Do you have a Do you have an example? Oh, no, I want
that. No, I think no, I think you did play one of those. If I
remember. Like back announce, I wonder if we still
I your nightmare. Maybe it could be under under back announce
some a well, it's a word.
I found a lot of interesting new memes and I didn't. Again, I
said it had some technical difficulties. I didn't get to
isolate too many but I've got one here. And this is the
ecologist clip d n. Kid. Okay. Now let me set it up. Okay. This
is a me introducing for women 123, I think is for for women
who are all there to grouse about the about the agreement
not being not having enough about gender and women's issues.
Everything seemed to be some climate
change is turning us trans. It's
personal grievances seem to be the biggest roadblock to
anything actually actually being accomplished at at these events.
But listen to me, I just want you to listen to the titles of
these people. Specifically the last one this woman is from
Kenya and she has a title I've never heard of before and she
also coined a word which I'll tell you after he would listen
to these intros.
Love to talk more about what's in the latest draft text. And
what's been left out we're joined by three guests to
playing is with us legal adviser to the Third World network. She
is based in Beijing. Candy Mosa set is an indigenous activist
from North Dakota and an organiser with the Indigenous
Environmental Network and Ruth Sambora also joins us Kenyan
political ecologists, we welcome you all to Democracy Now.
Political ecologists, I need that I'm gonna write that down
on my business card home
political ecologist, and she discussed something called agro
ecology.
I'm getting my paper here. I'm gonna write that down.
Political.
He went on and on about ag Recology not agriculture. Ag
Recology
it does have you looked it up as a real
bold credit decision. This was kind of the theme I was hoping
for today was all these new memes that are cropping up. And
you're gonna hear about these, you're gonna hear about
politically calling it a political ecologist, and
agroecology. Now the first woman I couldn't read take too much
from this thing. I have an ISO of the classic way. This this
when I have this ISO is the first woman from China, who is
there to for her personal grievances. But this is the kind
of tape cadence she had counted that in the in the in the in the
document.
Okay, so a moment about the document.
Now, again, there's this, this would be something you would
actually look into,
of course, I read the document now, which we'd already read.
There's not too much really has changed, but it is interesting
that they still are at 2.7 degrees. I mean, it's It's so
insane. That we're now that Celsius,
no, no 1.5 Celsius.
I thought no, it's two degrees Celsius is their target.
I thought they changed it to 1.5. At the end. No, that's the
impression I
Well, that's not in the in the document. It's 2.7. No 2.7
Fahrenheit. No, John. They they're at 2.7. Now it has to be
reduced to 2.0 or 1.7. By 2025.
Where's 1.5? Well, there's only talked about on these shows.
Okay, well, I've been misled. You have the document in front
of you. You're reading it go on
anyway. Well, here's there's nothing really to read. That's
what's so interesting. Is that seriously, it's it's all
everybody's so upset. Because those are the things that have
not really been negotiated the way they want them to. But I
don't even think that's about it. Here's here's the one thing
I know for sure. No agreement that I have ever read is worth
its is worth anything at 37 pages. This is a global huge
deal. Come on Obamacare was 2000 pages 37 pages is nothing it's
all strong belief will do. I think the the minimalize between
the type of language changing should to Xiao you know, they
should they should have their targets lowered. And that that
was changed to shout. So it's really very, very
minimization, that's actually different. aspect is different
word should we should do this, you shall mean jewellery
agreed. Now, of course, all of this now everyone has to take
this back once they really plug in the numbers. And then that is
that is really that is what the shoot and shall is not should
ratify, but shall ratify. And so we we have agreed that we shall
ratify this. And of course, we're not going to take that
through Congress, we're going to ratify it by executive order.
And and that will be I think the reason why that language changes
so that the President somehow can do this and not Congress.
That's a little unclear to me how that works. But language was
changed specifically for the US. But it's still it's still, you
know, just a money agreement. It's it's really not that big
100 100 100 billion a year until I found where is it the I GCC,
the international global now the international investors group on
climate change. And they're talking about $3 trillion. And
if you look at this, it's ai gcc.org. This is the big the big
group, it took me a while to find it. And finally because
they were represented, and they have strategies on how to invest
live life, lots of question everyone has questions like
okay, well, if I want to invest based upon carbon pricing, do we
how do we make sure we don't count double? I mean, it's
insane when you see it's fictitious, you know, you can't
see you can't see any of this. If yet we're going to be able to
translate that directly into financing. And they're talking
$3 trillion. And if you look at who is a membership ready for
it, the international investors Group on climate change has a
network of 120 members. This is look, it's like a NASCAR sticker
job. I mean, we've got Aberdeen Aegon we've got Aviva we got
black rock, I mean every single institutional investor is is a
member of this. All the energy companies of course, UBS, Chase,
JP Morgan, everyone is a member of this coalition and they're,
they're just kind of figuring out okay, how do we package this
up and sell it? It's no different than any other
derivative scam we've seen as far as I can tell. Ah,
yeah, there were some that's another thing that these people
were bitching about, and there was you know, they said they
want to summarise the protests. And there was a guy would really
there's a lot of good close but a lot of them are just people
screaming same thing. In fact, a lot of mic checks is killed me.
The guy has a microphone and a amplifier and he yells Mic
check. Mic check reason for a mic check of course was because
they wouldn't allow anybody in New York in particular, they
wouldn't allow anyone to use my microphones and amplifier so
they had to do this mic check gimmick and what they're doing
it anyway. Just because it's it's just it's almost like it's
almost like like they're brainwashing people is a mic
check Mic check that Oh, climate people are air holes. The global
climate people are Hey, holes. And but they were complaining
that Nana, this this is not just I think, well, let me finish
they're finishing. They were complaining that this is no
good. What you're describing what you're talking about now?
No, it's no good. Just give us money.
Yes. And I believe that it's your fault
that we're poor. It's your fault that we can't we have a drought
in Africa. It's your fault that this and that and the other
thing give us money. Now you
know, what a political ecologist does. Now what do American
actors do? Harrison Ford seemed to be starring in the brand new
Star Wars movie. Oh, people are going to be so conflicted. So
conflicted. If you love Star Wars, yet here, Han Solo, say
this.
We're now all in this point in time on this planet. And if we
don't work together, the consequences are disastrous, not
right now. But for our children and our children's children. The
future of humanity. The planet will be okay. There just won't
be any damn people on it. That's right.
And what did he say?
He said the planet will be okay. There just won't be any people
on it. How's that work? Because we're doing it all wrong.
I'm not I'm looking at this the numbers right now. There's still
actually a couple of these clocks out there. You can put
them on your computer. It looks like the population is growing
to me.
Neil deGrasse Tyson. This kind of flows into you know, I've
been looking at the flat earth theories. Back on another
dynamite one, I put it, I put in the show notes. Oh, yeah, this
is. And a lot of the theories revolve around what you can and
cannot do with an aircraft. So it interests me because I would
like to
hear what you can and cannot do with a geo located. Satellite.
I've just stick there in the middle of nowhere.
I know. That's part of the holes. Look. This is the point
you're now Neil deGrasse Tyson,
we don't have time for a meeting of the flatter society.
Well, listen, if you listen to the clip, then you'll know.
Okay, wait a second.
What responsibility? Do you think members of the media have
to portray science correctly?
Yeah, I think the media has to sort of come out of this, this
ethos that I think was in principle, a good one. But it
doesn't really apply. In science. The ethos was, whatever
story you gave, you have to give the opposing view. And then you
could be viewed as balanced in the clip that you showed of the
president. You don't talk about the spherical Earth with NASA
and then say, oh, no, let's give equal time for the Flat Earthers
post scientist and that is here for you to share. That is you
know, I said this once and it's gotten a lot of meat a lot of
internet like the
internet play, I think, did you say meat or meat I think was
meat. They changed it to internet play. Yeah, me, I think
is like going cyber.
Meet a lot of internet play. It said the good thing about
science is that it's true. Whether or not you believe in
it. You can decide whether to believe in it. But that doesn't
change the reality of an emergent scientific truth. A
numbered
Hold on, he said when we back that up. Okay. Listen again.
All right. I guess you can you can decide whether or not
believe in it, but that doesn't change To the reality of an
emergent scientific truth. And
so climate change is an emergent scientific truth. I mean, it's
emerging, it's on its way, it's still being still being
developed as a truth. Isn't that the entire point of science?
When you have an emergent scientific truth? You bang
against it as much as you can? I would think so. Well, did you
see the beat
this guy over there? He had some say at the beginning that it was
kind of interesting. Oh, yeah. He goes on about that. Well, the
bullcrap. But you have to get a separate opinion about the
flatter Right, right, which is bullcrap. Nonsense, it's
nonsense. Well, he is, is he's misleading people when he says
stuff like that. But But what he should have done or what you
should have done, you should have played that clip, and then
had the clip of all these cheering journalists, which is
actually what's really going on.
That's a good point. Well, we can always we can try it again.
Or we can just leave it for now. Just
play your training, because you're at the beginning. So that
way I can be looking at this clip I'm looking for
Okay. All right. Of course.
Of course, we go to the point where you don't have time for a
meeting of the flatter society
this week. Oh, stop. That's what was that's what got my
attention. Why not? We have plenty of time.
No bid, we're gonna die. We don't have time. We don't have
to do the show. We're going to listen to Neil deGrasse
responsibility. Do
you think members of the media have to portray science
correctly?
Yeah, I think the media has to sort of come out of this, this
ethos that I think was in principle, a good one, but it
doesn't really apply. In science. The ethos was whatever
story you give, you have to give the opposing view. And then you
could be viewed as balanced.
This is what the journalists do think a larger a larger thing to
look at here. These journalists if you if you see this video, if
you see this video, this is so funny, you have to see this
video, they are jumping up and down. I think that these
journalists believe they are the messengers of hope that they
have contributed they have helped convince the population
the world to come together and hold hands.
The dumb population Well, there's that he's poor it is a
lot of them don't even understand how, how important
this is. This is again, the religious aspect of it. All
right, here's the clip. This is the latest. Now this is this is
Intro This is a guy that this is at the beginning of the
Democracy Now show where they're playing music still. And this
guy is one of the promoters of the kind of the cop 21 He's a
very important guy, and that she's actually talking about
Trump and, and climate denialists. And there's a new
little bomb he's dropped in here that I think is going to be a
new meme that we can listen for. This is the latest warming
memes.
Sorry, Omar, why can't I find it? Or got it
say that climate change is not a problem and that it's not human
induced your response to
it straight wrong. And if he's gotten to new scientific
results, overturn 200 years of science and the Valspar vast
bulk of the science literature, I'm sure that he ought to be
publishing them and the the scientific journals would love
to see what he has to write.
Are they in a jazz cafe? Doing?
No. Okay. There's a couple things that he said one, if he
wants to refute rebuke 200 years of science of scientific
literature, that means that this climate thing has been going on
for 200 years, which includes the 70s when it was they were
think it was global cooling time and then all the stuff that took
place already. Science he wants to rebuke to under yours and let
him here's another this is gonna be the answer to anyone who's
Sue's denialist. I hate to use that word. A normal, a normal
sceptic. You can use sceptic, sceptic scepticism, even though
again, the sceptics? It's Newspeak, it's like, Oh, really?
You feel that way? Why don't you write a paper as you write a
paper and have it picked up by the journalistic either the the
scientific journals, I'm sure they'd love to hear what you
have to say.
Well, the fact is that there is pretty much zero funding for
scientific papers for climate research, unless you are very
willing to be out there to prove that it's true. Yes, we asked as
well. But this came this came up in a Senate hearing, which is
organised by Ted Cruz. So of course, you know, we had a
shields in the show the first show he had in I want to play
his opening statement. If you get bored of it, let me know but
I I thought it was dynamite from beginning to end. This is Dr.
John Christie, climate scientist at the University of Alabama in
Huntsville. I'm pretty sure won't have a job pretty soon.
This is not very good. What he's telling us.
I'm John. I think that guy and I think he's been on our show
before as a clip. He has tenure, they're gonna have a lot of
trouble getting
tenure. Okay, gotcha. Well listen to what he has to say
this is about the scientific papers and even getting funding
to write a paper.
I'm John Christie, Professor of atmospheric science at the
University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Alabama state
climatologist. I've served in many climate science capacities
including lead authorship of United Nations IPCC. I, along
with Dr. Currie have the distinction of I'm glad he named
check me that was kind of annoying to have the seven
scientists targeted by Representative githaba for
investigation, because our views about climate change differ from
those of the administration. My research might best be described
as building datasets from scratch for 50 years. To help us
understand what the climate is doing and what it might do, and
why it does what it does. The two main points in my verbal
testimony are simple. First, the basis on which the popular view
that human caused climate change is dangerous does not pass
simple validation tests. Secondly, the attempt to study
climate change with an objective eye is thwarted by the federal
funding process. Now we at UA H monitor climate change for such
variables as temperature hovered, no one has a direct
means to tell us why the temperature changes. Our
thermometers only tell us what has happened, they do not tell
us why it happened. There is really no way to prove why
climate does what it does. Now, so to try to understand why the
changes occur. We make claims or hypotheses using climate models
whose equations attempt to approximate all the important
factors that affect the climate. If these equations are accurate,
we can then see how each factor such as greenhouse gases or
volcanoes might affect the climate. And therefore we could
learn what the cause of these changes might be. Now one
variable, according to climate models, that has the largest
response to extra greenhouse gases, is the temperature of the
bulk atmosphere. And this is the layer from the surface to about
50,000 feet in altitude, as shown in my written testimony,
and as you can see on the chart, to my left, the models fail this
very simplest validation test, they can't even reproduce what
has already happened in the past 37 years.
It's so strange that when when these charts are shown, and this
analysis is done, you just never hear about it ever nowhere. Just
never you
do not see it. Do you know the reason why this cheering
journalist I need to just put that on.
There so stupid.
102 climate models runs warm up bulk layer of the atmosphere by
an average factor of three more than what has actually occurred.
Now being off by a factor of three, does not qualify as
settled science in my view. Now, why are studies like this so
hard to find here? It goes back to this the way federal funding
occurs. Today, contrarian proposals such as one I might
write, that wants to say, Look rigorously and test climate
models against reality or to test various ideas about how
natural variability variability causes, these changes are rarely
if ever funded. This is due to the fact the panels on which the
panels which decide this type of funding are dominated by those
with the establishment point of view about dangerous climate
change. Since there are many more proposals than funding
allows a contrarian proposal has essentially no chance of
receiving funding because the panel decides these things by
votes. Now, my view, Congress needs to fix this problem by
directly funding red teams, which are not part of the
climate modelling industry
that I find interesting. I didn't. That's good. Pretty
common, isn't it? In most academic research or research,
certainly funded by the government? Oh, they always have
a red team, or isn't that
ever heard of the term? The red team? Yeah. Oh, I
think that's, yeah, that was I learned that from Rubicon, they
would have they would have people working on something than
have a red team who would do exactly the opposite, to see if
they could disprove it.
I for some reason, I remember that in the show, to test
the basis for the claims that human induced climate change is
dangerous. Good idea. Yeah. Congress knew.
I think it's more like an intelligence thing. They
certainly do it in intelligence. And it was also in actually,
this is the job of journalists, if I recall correctly. On news.
Yeah, living in the past.
Well, well, well.
Neil deGrasse Tyson nailed it. You should just shut up and
write what you told us.
Shut up. I know. Squirrel set up. Shut up. Shut up. Shut up.
newsroom, the the the the fake news show Yeah, that when they
was they had the big story that blew up in their face, it turned
out that the guy had edited the tape. And it was a lie. They had
a red team, the journalist had a red team, which I think sounds
like this
are dominated
by the idea now.
Establishment I'm doing, you bet. dangerous climate change.
Since there are many more proposals than funding allows a
contrarian proposal has essentially no chance of
receiving funding because the panel decides these things by
votes. Well, thank
God, the Koch brothers fund everything, I'm sure they can
match the $7 billion that is being put into proving climate
change by the US government.
Now, my view, Congress needs to fix this problem by directly
funding red teams, which are not part of the climate modelling
industry to test the basis for the claims that human induced
climate change is dangerous. The congress needs objective eyes on
this issue, because it is such a big ticket item for everyone
involved. Now, it is no secret that the state of Alabama is in
a desperate fight with federal EPA. Our elected officials
understand as do either state climatologist that the
regulations being established, will do nothing to alter
whatever the climate is going to do. But what will in fact, even
if the United States of America disappeared today, no people, no
cars, no factories, the impact would be negligible on whatever
the climate does. Alabama is fighting for our industries,
which are being tempted by lower costs and Mexico and China where
their emissions would actually rise if they move there. We are
fighting for our utilities which sell over 30% of their
electricity production to nearby states who need it. And we are
fighting for the many poor people in our state who do not
need another hike in their utility rates to satisfy
regulation whose only impact will be to further drain their
meagre resources. This is a time when even so called green
countries like Germany and Japan, that's Germany and Japan
are adding to their carbon emissions by building more coal
fired power plants.
You know why? Because their cost of energy is 30% higher than
anybody else's. And the industry in Germany said screw that we
can't handle this. You just do what Norway is planning. Norway
wants to go is completely all electric, solar and wind. And
they have this idea, this cockamamie idea to expand their
grid all the way into the European grid so they can sell
off all that great wind. And I mean, the the whole point of a
grid is it goes into a system where people can buy and sell
based on market pricing. Guess what's going to happen your
market pricing is going to be too expensive, too expensive. So
now they're all they're saying, well, maybe we should go back to
coal there also. Germany is experimenting heavily with
nuclear. So this shining example is backpedalling and it's being
misreported. 30 seconds left for him,
while the rest of the world moves toward more carbon based
energy. To me, it is not scientifically justifiable or
economically rational, that this nation should establish
regulations whose only discernible consequence is an
increase in economic pain visited most directly and
harshly on the poorest among us exactly. This happens when the
scientific process that allegedly underpins regulations
lacks objectivity and transparency thank
you and it may be exactly what the elites are going for you
know to even out the poor so our poor are still
eat the poorest
our poor are still you know doing pretty well compared to
Africa so we can bring that belittle them up and bring our
guys down. Socialism we got it was it's done, and the crowd
goes oh, man, this strangely was not a topic at it's another
instalment of two with the
second have I forgotten that you had dinner with the old bots a
new a new addition on the show?
Yes, sir. A new additionally a new a new addition. I would have
teased it in the newsletter. I did say I didn't tell you on the
show last last. Yes,
I remember I remember that. But you know me I do. The show's
over. I go watch basketball and I can't remember a thing. I
stopped watching the basketball team finally lost the game.
So this was at the artists house with the artists that Laurie and
her husband Mark and she had invited myself and Tina the
keeper and the and she invited it was very interesting. She
invited the publisher of try Baeza magazine here for her to
try days. Now it's very small. It's about 20,000 circulation.
It's Austin. It was one of those magazines you find in you know
in bars and hotels and grocery store and it's filled with
obviously yeah, very nice guy. I've met him before but now we
got to have dinner with him. But yeah, A very, very obat gay guy.
I'm presuming his guy liberal, I could be wrong, I could be
wrong. I'm pretty sure he's gay. Okay, doesn't matter
if it didn't matter what difference does it? Well it
added colour when he went, Donald Trump was outrageous. It
just it sounded more fun for the dinner. Then there was a young
woman who had also met before briefly probably in the context
of a Laurie Frick show or something. And she is now in
charge of a museum that I know she's curator or manager, some
museum at UT. And she's probably mid 30s. And then we had
Carolyn, who is the fundraiser for the big do that Giant
Magellan Telescope, and the one who got us the right to work the
quarter on the moon. Well, and we'll get to that in a moment.
She brought her brother, her brother, George, and George
George
from the CIA.
George works at the University of San University of San Diego.
And he is working on research, sure, on how to make big data
centres, particularly through networking more efficient. And
of course, this research is funded by
the NSA. Now Google
and Facebook. It's what I said, yeah, no, we're talking the same
language. So I had a unique opportunity, because he sounded
more like a Google employee than the professor, at least when he
was talking about
that shit, dead, choppy way of talking
a little bit. And he was like, he was trying to explain a
datacenter. Yeah, and, and I let him go for about five or 10
minutes. He's like, so we have all these servers, right? And
you have the entire when you do a Google search, and this was an
interesting statistic, when you do a Google search, that search
is distributed immediately in milliseconds, right? And it
takes 4000 machines for your one search 2000 to do the search and
2000 to determine the right ads to display tooth achieves very
specifically about the number of servers
give or take cause an adds a 2000 3000 servers to to
determine which ads Yeah,
wow, it's a lot of overhead. Well,
this is what are you saying the problem made the throught. The
problem is that the servers are cute as middle seconds are
queued in waiting time. So often for the network, the network
itself cannot distribute the information fast enough,
therefore was an interesting problem. He's working on that
unused, that time sitting waiting is eventually translated
directly into heat. And he he claims that the efficiency of
the servers if you'd look at how hot servers get is only 10%. So
that's what he's working on how, you know, all crazy kind of
light projects and all of this. But but because it's a googling
they get to ask them questions, you know, and, you know, we're
talking about who knows about this stuff. And you know,
was this this is the quarter on the moon girls? Brother,
brother, brother, yeah. Okay. So it's the scientific family.
The very, and then they're very cute together. Very competitive.
Yeah, brother sister
ask you. So at one point, he says, you know, Google is only
looking for one type of employee, which I think they
should be called on. Because it's illegal. As far as I know.
It is they only want 23 to seven year old single males. That's
it. That's illegal. They're not. Now that will never say it, but
they're really not interested in anybody. Well, there you go. And
then the artists, that's something that, well, you know,
traffic, because she's been travelling a lot. traffic is so
bad everywhere. It's clear, the only way we can solve this is
with the Google self driving car.
No, she got that, right. I'm on board with that idea.
Okay.
And we'll say Brian, already, she can see the future would,
which I said, Well, I hope my smart Google car chooses to save
me instead of the kid I'm going to kill and makes the right
decision. And then he's gonna Well, that's
you and the this, this guy want you to tell the test again. You
have you tried to sucker me into playing your little game? Well,
they,
they bought into it. But there was an interesting solution. So
the idea is the Google car has artificial intelligence. It
makes decisions based upon its input as it is in control of
what is happening. And something out of the ordinary takes place.
Maybe on a secondary road, you're only going 45 miles an
hour, but a kid jumps out. And the only way is to drive off the
bridge into the water. The question is, does the Google car
decide to drive you off the bridge? Because it will know
what the certain point speed and road conditions you may not have
a choice or kill the kid. And the scientists thought this was
an interesting problem. The answer will the answer was and
this came from Carolyn Oh, that's going to be determined
based on your Google search history.
That's a very funny answer.
It's funny on when you were there. So Carolyn. Now this
note, Laurie made beef wellington, I might want to
point out, she make Beef Wellington. Yeah. Which is a
very traditional Christmas.
Of course. Nothing. I'm
not trying to tell you, but it was dynamite. And she even had
the foie gras packaged in there. I don't know. Is that official
she
was showing off. Oh, yeah. Do you know that she actually
cooked this?
Nice I saw her. She isn't has an open kitchen. I saw her cook it.
Okay.
So therefore, the entire cooking process. She
doesn't. It's all open. So she's she's prepped, but then she
starts telling
you. It's one of those dinners where you show I hate by the way
I do. Anyone ever invited me to dinner? I'm gonna tell you right
now. I hate this following sort of dinner. Oh, come on over for
dinner. Be there at seven. So you show up at seven. And you
shoot this shit for two hours.
Anything is served. There's a reason why you're not invited
a half hours and then finally at 930 when you're starving to
death or your blood sugar is all screwed up. They start feeding
you. I will night I never go back. Well, a lot of people pull
that stunt constant. This is why
you're not invited. Because that's not a good one. That's
pretty much that's pretty much I don't like
to sit. So what else did you do today? I mean, I don't need to
stand around shooting the breeze drink his shot in a you know
talking to ya know. Don't mind sitting down and shooting the
breeze at the table right.
Now, this was after the
like some appetisers I have some appetisers in the US like a
stuffed AIG or something. deviled egg. Devil day. Oh,
where'd you get this recipe? Do I taste mustard in this deviled
egg? Yeah, isn't that no, no. Isn't that for me? No one.
I wish you could be there in my ear. While I'm sitting there.
Prompting
earwig bugging you.
We can probably do it. We can set it up with a little
transmitter, you know, just Wi Fi enabled. And then then you
know, I'll just have an earpiece, and you'll be able to
hear everything and you'll you'll be coaching me.
I'd have the cans on and talking. When somebody tell me
to shut up and it was you were getting confused.
Now Tina and I this was after show day. And you know, it's not
like I walk away from the show and watch basketball and I'm all
done. I don't watch basketball. So I'm always wired up until you
know, I'm wired there, but I'm still in deconstruction mode.
And I have to be very careful, particularly if we add alcohol
to the mix. Oh, no, no, no. No, Tina. Tina was also I said
please be gave
tips on what to do.
What were the tips again?
Apparently they were useless. Cares.
Well, but no, they weren't useless. Because I stayed. She
bought out she brought up that that bottle of cognac and like
No, no, I know what you're just trying to sauce me up.
Yeah, that would do. I did say that. A good glass of cognac
could not get down.
So So and Tina and Carolyn are sitting across from each other
and it's next to Carolyn, the that's the the funding that the
telescope girl, then then mark who's usually quite quiet. But
he's he's very observant. He doesn't drink. And I said hey,
you know, so, of course thanked her that she set this up for us.
And we went to the you know, we had a good time and et cetera,
et cetera. And then and they said, Well, you know as soon as
the as soon as the Giant Magellan Telescope was built
there in Chile. I'm coming to see the quarter on the moon. She
said are you mean the dime? I said Yeah, yeah, the one you
said Neil Armstrong left on the moon. I didn't say that. And
then I looked at Mark and I looked at Tina they went yeah,
we're pretty sure you do. She didn't know that's not possible.
I never you can see something the size of a dime on the moon.
I'm sorry. So this is that's not what you said she would she
would not relent. Oh, yeah. Interesting. was disappointed by
that.
Someone who listens to our show. Heard that. And some household
hurls? Well, you got to think that I was out there and she had
a representative
so I'm sure I got this. You brought this up on the show?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying. So I'm sure that she and or other
people had listened to the show because they were giving us a
tour so I'm sure someone's I don't see what they're all
about.
Interesting. Okay, so there's no dime on the moon.
Apparently not. Now. At this point.
I don't see how that could be. I mean, the news dusty the time
would get old dusty, haven't been able to see it anyway.
After years, I was
saying I was disappointed because she really Didn't I
didn't say it. Okay. You didn't say it. I have witnesses. And
and one who was not drinking that night. Now at this point,
I'm like, we have because there was maybe a, you know, there
wasn't really any political talk, although that started to
come up right after I said, Yeah, how come what's going on
all I hear everywhere in in democratic media left wing media
liberal media is about how shitty the Republicans are. I
don't really hear anything good about about the Democrats or
which of course Lori goes off. Well, we all know Hillary's
gonna win. Okay. All right. And so then they know they had a
defeatist attitude. This is, I think you can notice this as
well, when you run into true robots. Right now. They are so
defeated just defeat us because they they loathe and despise
Donald Trump. Everybody else is crazy. This is what they've been
taught, taught to do. Extremely bigoted by saying all
Republicans are just as crazy as Trump, which of course, is
bigotry. And here's the one that I love. And I've heard this
several times and two people, including George said this in at
the dinner. If Trump becomes president, I have my passport.
I'm leaving. I'm getting out of the country.
Yeah, you know, Barbra Streisand said that if George Bush was
going to win, and then she said it, I believe said it again. If
you got reelected, she's never left. These people are full of
crap while I'm
writing it down. I'm going to call them on it. Don't expect it
to happen. But gee, Wouldn't it be funny, but it was really
defeatist it'd be if they really didn't want to talk about
leaving the country if Hillary wins I kind of expect if she's
still in the race I still you know me, I'm still sticking to
my original prediction is going to be Elizabeth Warren. It's
going to happen at the convention
Well, that's possible. I you know, I didn't bring that one
up. But I just kind of laid back
because it's not on your mind like it is with mine as I keep
looking at the Vegas odds,
but they were depressed John they were really truly just
depressed about their dear girl Hillary's gonna win.
Oh, they did. They don't like her. This is the problem. They
don't like her. Nobody likes but she has the experience. You see,
this is what their experience of ruining the country and blowing
up the Middle East. They think she has experience she has
experience I'm not saying she's good but she no doubt she has
experience with with international affairs. She has
an experience. But no, no one could really say anything good
about her and just defeated just completely defeated. And then
this, the museum curator, I
think a lot of the Oba types also because they talk to
amongst themselves they really just rare very rare they would
have a dancing monkey like you come in and I'm
a pretty one too, which is distressing.
Attractive dancing monkey. It's not as though some fat guy
scratching his butt. You're like it. You're like the guy that
it's okay, we're gonna bring him in. And this is shows you how
good looking man or stupid Yeah.
I'm sure after everyone leaves, like, you know,
he's constructed you leaving when you left talked about yet?
You know, Adam and Tina, there's such a power couple is too bad.
He's a moron. I'm sure that was a conversation, I'm sure. I'm
sure that's what it was, you know, too bad. He's such an
idiot.
Now. That's the way they operate in general, that the Democrats,
but I know I think what's really going on Dave, that gives them
the depressive note and I agree with you from what I've
observed, is that they're fearful. First of all, if
Hillary gets in is not going to be she's a neoliberal. They
really most Democrats aren't neoliberal. They don't like
them. They're the guys who don't cause trouble. They're the
Kagan's bad people. Yeah. And, and they're going to be stuck
with a neoliberal and then they hate it. And so the progressives
always write them up. I really liked her, you should have
selected Bernie. And so you have that problem. And but the other
one that I think is Slightly depressing is they know she
could lose to a maniac like Trump, or any or any of these
Republicans, if they just you know, pound are uncertain
things. And she might, they might, and there's also the fear
that she can have the rug pulled out from under at any time. For
some bad things she did there was
there was one additional story that came to the table, which I
found troubling, surprising and somewhat entertaining at the
same time. The the museum Creek curator, she is she has a green
card. She's from Calgary, from from the Canadian, Canada Navy,
and, and she's Brown.
Brown, Scandinavian, Hispanic. I'm not sure though she could be
anything could be multi CultI What do you call it?
So she and all sudden she's like, Well, I had a very, very,
very horrible experience. I don't know if Laurie told you
about it. My Oh boy. So she was driving in West Texas. And she
was led into which has happened to me. It was led into a border
patrol trap. And these of course, are by law allowed 100 I
think it's 100 miles inside the country from the border. Yes.
And she did not have her passport or green card on her,
which I pointed out to her is the law. If you are a resident
alien is v is made very clear everywhere. You have to have it
on you. She didn't have it on her. And now, if it were to
happen to me, and I was alone, or with another American
citizen, I would say, I'm a bit my being detained. Am I free to
go? I would just I wouldn't, I wouldn't participate in it. But
if you are not an American citizen, you don't have that.
Right. You just don't have the right. It's that's also by law.
But she was convention, they held it for three hours. While
they tried to figure it out. She was convinced they were
profiling her because she was black. She's black, she's Brown.
Oh, but she was she was convinced. It's like these Nazis
as of first of all, this just this just came to rise. And
like, you know, the Obama years, it really kind of became a whole
thing. And there's been a lot of complaints about it. And it's
perfectly legal, and no one's doing about it. But she was she
couldn't get it out of her head that she had sure her colour of
her skin had been used to it all over again. That's how she felt.
And I said, Yes, they are profiling, we need these things,
I think are unconstitutional, by definition. And they're shitty
if you're not a citizen. But yeah, they're going to say, Oh,
you you're Brown, you maybe from Mexico, show me your papers,
please. And you didn't have them. So you go into jail. Now
they were just Nazis trying to prove something simple. may be
may be but I think you're a little she was very hard to
have. Get her to see that this possibly wasn't a full on racial
thing. Very now. But besides that, she said, I need to tell
you, Adam. There are people in my building where I live in
Canada, and they play your show, like really loud in their
apartment. And when I said you know, I'm gonna go well have
dinner in an anime they they they freaked out. Should you
have so many fans in Canada? That's nice. Yeah. I said yes,
we
do. We love the Canadians. We sure do. We actually know you
know who the Prime Minister of Canada is. So they go all
Americans who actually knew the new there was a guy named
Stephen Harper and he was a he was a dud. Actually, he was a he
was a bad guy.
Well, since you bring that up, I have two quick clips just to to
play here. This is from ABC and
from Canada. Tonight the new prime minister personally
welcoming Syrian refugees. 163 refugees arriving in Toronto,
the first of 25,000 expected to be taken in by March. new Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau greeting fathers mothers and children
telling them quote, your home.
He's such a nice guy. What the what the report fails. The
report says what the report fails to point out is yeah,
they're welcomed COME ON IN
button Department of National Defence has confirmed the
government is considering housing refugees on military
bases.
They're all going to an Air Force base. This is why the FEMA
camps here are going to be come of good use. We'll have to Cana
Oh, come on in. We welcome you. Oh, you're so welcome here.
There's the barracks.
And there's the prayer. There. You can wash your hands here you
can take here's a whole way and take your crap. Well the
military's not have atria covered the whole up after you
take it
back and Ontario. CBC News has learned DND has in fact been
winterizing Cadet barracks at several bases this week,
including CFB Trenton in preparation for the arrival of
refugees. But comments made to a local group of community leaders
by the base commander suggest he has concerns about security.
Colin Keever told the group last week as a base commander I'll be
candid, I worried about things like security at this end at the
largest air force base in Canada and then he added the simple act
of putting 1100 non military personnel into the middle of the
largest air force base in Canada causes me concern from a
security perspective even if they're the best intention
people it causes me concerns
I'd say so they should invest in FEMA camps.
Well, you know true to the Real News is Trudeau going on and
saying hello to everybody and that's just to show us up at
exactly exactly exactly how amenable we are we don't have
the problems that jokers we
are not such a oh, let me close out the segment cuz that was
pretty much it. So it was And as great as always, but we did get
a couple of couple of nuggets.
You didn't get any one. You didn't get any white privilege
or any of these debates to get into
No. and No, in fact, I was expecting that to pop up. That's
kind of why went after her during the whole detention
thing, but no, there was no no screaming of I think they were
prepped. I think you've already prepped them.
Oh, good. They probably listen to the show. Yeah, I'll have it.
Yeah, that rant you had about white privilege after the last
pot dinner. Yeah, that's enough to shut anybody up. You're doing
to shut up slave. I'm trying it's another instalment Oh. So
one of the things that you missed probably, maybe Hillary
showed up on the Seth's whatever his name is. Yeah, actually,
I I saw some clips. I didn't see the whole thing. I usually watch
him. I like your shot that shows
so that's that's the late that show doesn't even begin until
one or two in the morning. Something like that. No, no,
it's late, late show. Yeah, it started show
starts at 1130. In Austin, what time
does the 1030 1035 that's when the other show starts at 1035.
So I watched chemo came home. And it starts at the although
we're in central central time, central time is all
screwed up.
It's good for me. I get up at seven on show days, you know, I
can do stuff until 11.
So Hillary's there, cackling away, you know as much as you
can. And having a good time. She's very personable. She
didn't blow up or anything because they did get into hate
Trump. Of course, I talked about this in the newsletter, I did
have some negative response to I think the reason that the
newsletter I mentioned was a good newsletter about freedom of
speech, I
thought it was a dynamite newsletter. And just in case you
didn't do it, and you didn't actually pull the opening
segment from the NPR. Wait, wait, don't tell me that you
were talking about that. That I think was part of the impetus
for the newsletter.
Yes, it was part of it. Because I don't expect to hear this sort
of,
do you want to hear this one here? This is Yes. This is that
part of the newsletter, do the background on the newsletter
because it was it was I think one of your best pieces of
work. It was a good piece was a good little lecture. It failed.
I noticed
it failed as a newsletter. Nobody wanted to give us any
money anyway, you get to do what we do have and I didn't realise
that we have a bunch of, of listeners who are part of the
let's hate Trump. Yeah. Because he's annoying. I mean, that's
it. Let's be honest about why people hate Trump has talked
about this for a minute, but let me preface it before you play
the clip with a letter write a letter to the editor from a guy
named Wayne and Wayne's. Follow the show for a while. I
understand that the media is targeting Trump because he is
the hottest topic to discuss. And they want to attract
viewers. I like you and no agenda notices that Well, thank
you. I don't know what we're noticing. We're noticing that
they're in for ratings and news that the media is in for
ratings. And we notice it well. Okay.
Do you mind if I if I play something right, this very
second about that play? This is Les Moonves. He is the chairman
as he just chairman or CEO is the Chairman CEO of CBS. Right?
So he runs CBS. And they're a public company, I think are the
public? Yes. Yeah. So he had there was an investor call and
the way this work is, you call into a conference bridge. And
then usually the journalists go the financial analysts. Hey,
great quarter. Good Q guys. Okay, so we have some questions
about, you know, what are your rents for the next quarter? What
do you think is going to be? And you get into this familiar kind
of thing like this, you're talking amongst analysts, and
he's saying whatever he needs to say. So the analysts write
positively about the organisation. And he forgot that
it was being recorded.
The advertising climate couldn't be better right now. And I've
never seen it this odd for a number of years. Third quarter,
scatter was phenomenally good. And fourth is even better than
that. So as the year ends, and we move into 16, guess what, in
16, we have an extra AFC Championship playoff game. We
have the Super Bowl and we have a year of political advertising.
That looks like it's shaping up to be pretty phenomenal. You
know, we love having all 16 Republican candidates throwing
crap at each other. It's great. The more they spend, the better
it is for us and go Donald keeps keep getting out there. And, you
know, this is this is fun. The of the, you know, watching this,
let them spend money on us and we love having them in there.
And we're looking forward to a very exciting political year in
16.
High true patriot Les Moonves,
very good thing. He was unaware that this is being recorded. I
can't even care. I can't believe that third quarter scatter is
okay.
Like, hey, keep spending that's good. We love it.
And then he goes on this guy. I don't understand the this is one
of those letters. Here's where you guys are great and but and
then this kind of bugged me when I hear it because I knew it came
from the newsletter. I don't understand how no agenda show.
So it says, has avoided deconstructing Trump's lies.
I've only done nothing. We've done nothing but deconstruct
what he says.
I've only No, no, you miss. It's different. It's like if we
realise we had the vitriol and and bigoted hatred, which I did
discuss in the newsletter that the media generally has towards
Trump. That would be okay, well, I'm
ready to play the wait, wait, I have a whole bunch of big do
your newsletter got me fired up. But I pulled a couple of clips
just not generally the idea but okay, it got me fired up. Good.
This is Wait, wait, don't tell me which I don't like I don't
like to show I find it. Very Cavalier. I can't
remember the name of this other show. If you find that the wait,
wait, don't tell me as an annoying glib show. There's
another show where they do grammatical, grammatical
questions and answers and is structured pretty much like
wait, wait, don't tell me. And wow, it is. That show will make
you crazy. By and by the way, I find them both highly
entertaining. I like him.
Well, wait, wait, don't tell me. It also depends on who's the
guest and how funny they are. But when you hear this, and this
was the impetus for your newsletter. This is I should be
contacting lemasters about this.
All righty. Here is your first quote. It is somebody delivering
really bad news.
I will never leave this race.
That was a man who apparently we're going to have to endure
for the entirety of the presidential campaign. Who is
it? One could only guess the one and only Donald Trump. That is
right.
Notice how it was really bad news is that he is going
Tuesday. And now
we don't know exactly what Trump meant by saying he's never
leaving the race. Maybe he means he'll run as an independent. If
he doesn't get the Republican nomination. Maybe he means he'll
just keep running forever. Maybe he just meant he's never leaving
the White Race.
This blew me away. Can you imagine saying that but
replacing white with black? No, this, this is racist? Yes.
Sorry, white people.
Take your privilege and go home.
That would be the safest option for him at this. Time. Listen,
at this point.
We just love the audience.
We then talk about all the things that Trump did and said
this week, but I'm gonna be honest, we can't do it. We
cannot talk about him anymore. Instead, we're going to fill the
time we usually use talking about Trump with something just
as worthwhile. Here it is.
I mean, this is this is your Public Radio. Now. I'll be the
first to admit that when it comes to Tom Hartman as far as
Hardman, but really and then this he stuck his tongue out and
Trump's good what you're so brave, brave to do.
The original family name, which I think his grandfather had the
name, drop. Dr. Yu M. F room group. I don't think he would
have gotten anywhere as drove the drop tower.
Do you have any any sounds of disgust you'd like to add? Well,
I'm sitting on my right now.
A good line, but still so Trump is basically a fart. Amazing,
amazing. Amazing. Yeah. So when that and that's the start of the
show. Yeah, I couldn't listen anymore after that, because I'm
gonna clip this and I'm done very bigoted
that it was outrageously so. But as a comedy show, and that's
what, it's okay. It's okay. It's really a comedy show. Now, the
other show the grammar show, which I just don't know the name
of it. Maybe somebody maybe some fanatic in the chatroom knows,
but it's actually more glib than Wait, wait, don't tell me I
listen to wait, wait, don't tell me every week because it happens
to be playing when I go to pick up the Saturday morning mail.
Oh, I always leave at the same time because I have to wait for
him to deliver the mail at the post office box. And by the way,
somebody sent me something the post office box that's a big
package. It will not get picked up till after Christmas. It's
not the time of year to send a big packet. I can't sneak good.
That's not at the door not good to get a package that may have a
disc in it or who knows what but is it there's a puppy in there.
It's been a while just put it out of its misery now is a dead
now as
you continue to in the newsletter and it was like
serendipitous all of this the you said why the hate that
people have for Trump who was just talking this just speech
and I've been you, you can draw you can get to your conclusion.
But then I found you I think you said did the same people hate
Dick Cheney who actually isn't is it horrible evil man? No,
yeah, but not to this degree. They're not out there saying
that. And lo and behold, Chris Matthews did exactly I mean, he
would this is crazy when you hear it in the context of what
you wrote
yesterday, Governor Bill Reilly as Trump to respond to
Republicans like Dick Cheney with combat against his proposal
to ban Muslims. Let's watch.
They're all saying that this is an extremist point of view,
you're going to alienate the Muslim world that's going to
come back to hurt America.
How do you react to a guy like Cheney?
Excuse me extremist point of view. I was against the war in
Iraq in 2003 2000. Do it. Let's keep going. Wait a minute. Wait
a minute. Jamie's the one that started the war in Iraq. He took
about an extremist. You know what
his problem was? Then? He was with cheating. Yeah. He was
caught off. There riling up Muslims are gonna talk about
consistent extremists, but Trump was right there. Yeah, he was
right there. And it goes much more dangerous you have
so they don't even see their own hypocrisy. They don't see
anything completely, completely blind to all of it.
Well, let me continue with the note. All right, let me find it
here and get it back on. Anyway. So it starts off as saying I
can't understand why, you know, Genesis was avoided
deconstructing Trump's lies. You know, Trump speaks in
generalities. I didn't know nobody says has facts, but I
guess he does. Because I've only heard you speak about whether
his statements have some truth to them. What? Is that the same
thing? I don't know what yeah.
It's not the same thing. Maybe. I mean, if
you've talked about Trump's deceitful comments, I miss those
moments. And I apologise. Did you comment on when he made the
tweet about black American crime statistics, and then defended
the false information by saying that he didn't need to verify
information? And I said, I wouldn't talk about that. I
don't even follow him.
I don't remember that.
What about him mentioning that Muslims in New Jersey we're
celebrating that's still up for debate?
Well, what's up for debate now is how many because there,
there's I haven have copies of the reports where they went and
arrested people who were celebrating like a tail tailgate
party in New Jersey. It wasn't 1000s Maybe it was maybe it
wasn't but yeah, that change quickly from it didn't happen to
well, it wasn't 1000s. Okay, fine.
I like that Trump's campaign is revealing a lot of media issues,
but Trump still has a lot of problems that I expected to be
discussed on no agenda. You briefly mentioned his attack on
free speech, internet access, but I didn't talk about the
details, but didn't talk about the details. What's going on
there? No agenda. So do you think we're up to something? Oh,
okay. No, I mean, I'll just say one thing about Trump. He's all
in on the Patriot Act. I'd never vote for him. Is that good
enough? I don't know. I think that's good enough. This whole
thing, it's all about freedom of speech. It is. And the freedom
is Trump is just a big talker. If anybody wants to give him a
credit, criticise a blowhard he could be he can't do half the
stuff he says he's going to do. It's not legal. Well, I
caught the Free Speech conversation going on over there
my favourite show which influences women all across this
country. Oh, the viewer meet the view. It's my beat and I love my
beat. Yes, Whoopi Goldberg agrees that Donald Trump is just
talking. It's free speech. But then she has a little Jim
is not listening. Because we have freedom of speech in this
country, he's allowed to say what he wants to say he's
allowed to do it. However, there are consequences. Now, I have a
heads up for Homeland Security. Because Donald Trump seems to be
recruiting. You know, a large group with the views are better
against basic American values. He seems to be doing a very good
job for ISIS. And I think maybe he should be on a watch list.
Yeah.
That's a good idea. Yeah,
that's a good idea.
I didn't get a lot of clips on this. But there was over and
over. The Republicans were all everybody was all in on this
idea of taking gun rights away from people who are on the no
fly list. If you notice this, yeah. It's like everybody's all
in on this idea. And in fact, Hillary brought it up on on Seth
show. She brought it up And that Oh yeah, well, that's a really
good I don't have that. I'll get that clip next time because I'm
keep I
have I have. I have a clip from that show the end of Hillary on
Seth Meyers one clip, which I think is
you know, I think it's a rational there's obviously so
many guns in this country. I don't know. And we're never
getting those guns back now. Like those people are going to
have those guns. No one's coming for anyone's gun. Yeah, I think
it's just let's try to be a little bit looser with who the
next guns go to. Well,
that's exactly right. They want people to feel like you know,
the black helicopters going to land in the backyard and your
guns are going to be taken totally, unbelievably untrue.
Ah, Tao protests with too much me think.
Why would she Why would she know this? Well, it's totally untrue.
Totally, completely
crazy untrue. Get out of my Tourette's.
Alright, so I have a couple of clips that are longer. Now
there's two clips that were interesting. One was Hillary
talking about what Bill's gonna do as the House Husband. And
that was actually funny. Only because I it had to have steamed
bill up. Because she made him look like an idiot. Like, we
need to play that or we can play Hillary on Trump, where she
reports yet another of these of these anti Trump memes which has
just cropped up another meme to look out for which, which is
that he's dangerous.
Yes, he's very dangerous, dangerous. Very, very dangerous.
I want to ask you a couple questions about Donald Trump.
First question,
have you heard about him? You know,
I have to say, I no longer think he's funny. Yes,
I that's the mean. That is the meme. I heard it three times
this morning. Oh, look, it was funny when he started. He's no
longer funny. It's no longer funny. We got to get serious
people is no longer funny. We should probably lock them up.
It's no longer funny. This is all over all over mainstream
news. Yes, it is.
I no longer think he's funny. Yes, I say I started. Yeah. I
think for weeks, you know, you and everybody else. We're just
bringing folks to hysterical laughter and all of that. But
now he has gone way over the line. And what he's saying now
is
the line it's the line, it's the line that's drawn in the sand.
It's the line of, of etiquette. It's the line of speaking
properly, the line of being correct and nice and friendly
and loving, not only shameful and wrong, shaven juris.
These are his comments about Muslims. Yes.
Dangerous. Now, John, how is this dangerous? I wish I knew it
because he's riling up people. And they are crazy to get their
vote. They're crazy. They're crazy. They will kill the crazy.
He's been kind of an equal opportunity and Selter he's gone
after all kinds of folks think the
lion is equal opportunity offender. But
has he mentioned you at all a few
times. Now that I could laugh at it's about mirroring good
company
with the world.
This this latest demand that we not let Muslims into our country
really plays right into the hands of the terrorists. And I
don't say that lightly.
She doesn't say that lightly, but she just did. Yeah, this is
this is the means that he is helping ISIS. Yes. Somehow. As
we predicted, you can just say ISIS and put it on anything. So
now it's even Donald Trump. Yeah, he's he's helping ISIS
surprises blamed on global warming, but the way there
wasn't so sure. So are one of our producers stek sent me a you
didn't read? I probably I did an article. Again. From the
economist. I read the I read the article. So it's an economist
article with the front pay with the cover of Trump. The Arena in
and oh, no, no.
Okay, yeah. It had
to be looked at as only one. Yeah. Tiered wielders in the
middle. Yeah. And, and then he talked about populism and how
bad it is and how horrible it is. And if Trump's a jerk isn't
what the thing came out to be, and I noticed this and I sent a
note back to stick thinking that he would maybe do something
other than come back with a remark that he did. Another one,
he didn't do anything. I noticed this that this has been going
economist for quite a few months, has been running
articles that just do not meet the old standards of The
Economist, The Economist is kind of borderline laissez faire
libertarian free market capitalism operation that had a
certain point of view that has distinctly changed and I mean,
distinctly changed. And so I decided to do simple Google
Search new editor economist. You go and bingo Miss Zanni or zany
or whatever her name is, and tell me this is an elitist name.
Zanny Minton Beddoes Hello has taken over as the new editor in
chief as of January which makes sense to me because all the
Economist has changed is because this article on the on the new
populace with the with right wingers nutcases, the way that
she has discussed, was not explanatory. It was accusatory,
very different than what I expect from the economist, I
expect the economist to give me some sort of a deeper
explanation of things, kind of like what we do on this show, in
many cases, most cases, but I expect that from them, but no,
I'm not getting that I'm just getting somebody shaking their
fist. And this woman is built those she's been at the Congress
for a while she's moved her way up from simpler chores, but she
her she stems from the IMF. There you go. And that's the key
to this. She is an internationalist, obviously, to
me, I could be wrong, she could probably deny it. But I see her
as one of those internationalist One World Government types.
She's taken over the economists Helm, which means that she calls
the shots on how the magazine comes out, and it stinks.
What's interesting, you know, I follow international news, and
most of it is Dutch and German, Dutch. I read fluently German
pretty well. French, not so but I can get by, but the rhetoric
about Donald Trump has spread to the Dutch media. In two
interesting ways. There was a big article in ultimate dark
blood. And the headline is Donald Trump left nothing but
disaster in our country. And this stems back to 8889. I think
went Yes, it has how far back they're going.
Well, you know about what disaster are we talking about?
Well, the disaster is twofold. One is he wanted to buy one of
the biggest shipbuilding dwarfs. But he, but he started by
ordering a ship. And the until the ship was being built, and he
said, you know, screw it, we're gonna buy this. And then he
pulled out of the deal. And so someone else to come in buy it,
and the ship was still there, and the town where the where the
shipyard is was afraid. Yeah. So it took them a while to recover
from the failed sale. And the other one was when he was going
to build the big Trump Tower in Atlanta, and he did Road Show
and Ivanka came along and they I think they raised $30 million
from Dutch investor group to for the for the seat. But this was
in 2007. And not long after the Dutch and the Dutch really
formed the basis for the investor group. You know, the
way Trump operates, everything's leverage, which now Oh, he
didn't have any of its own money in there. It was all leveraged.
Hello. That's how it works. This, this is not a big secret.
But what really struck me and that's a kicker at the end of
this. There see where this interview, I forget where it was
the inch of the person who's being interviewed as Emil Voss,
he works for Dutch and Belgian television. And I think this I
think for the Belgians, it's the same but for the Dutch, this is
exactly the thinking about Donald Trump, the way and about
America. Honestly, what Europeans, I'm just going to
package them together what the Dutch think about what is going
on?
What is the reaction that you hear from relatives from friends
from people back home in Europe?
Well, let's say that most of those relatives and friends say
America is our example. But Americans always also are, shall
we say, our warning? You deserve warning? Bring us the goods,
Star Wars and you bring us the not so good Trump.
There you go. We bring us the good with the Star Wars and you
being it's not so good. That is Trump.
So now it's safe to say that most of you are right now is
rooting for JJ Abrams, and for Donald Trump. And they look at
this. They look at Trump and the phenomena and they say how can
this be that this guy has been on top? Not only this big, but
also for so long? It must say something about part of the
American electorate.
He does have some support over there. Right? You got some very
conservative you got the leader of the far right Dutch party
bar, right. I always say wrong geared
geared builders she calls him is strong man we need he supports
him for president. And of course, the French have
overwhelmingly you know, strong vote for independent independent
French leader on the extreme right,
extreme rights. This is so extreme, I can't even see Hello,
Marie, are you still in the game? You're so extreme right,
which is bullshit to call it that you call me her and
extremists?
So let's not forget, yes, there is. But all those Europeans I
call and talk to they say our leaders, they may say extreme
things like Goodwill, or Marine LePen. But they have to somehow
come up with some sort of plan behind it. Some sort of position
paper, an op ed in our New York Times sets a little gold or
something. Here with Trump, we only get the quotes and then
they call me and they say is there anything behind the
quotes? Is there anything behind the slogan? And I say no, no,
there's nothing it's just so box it slogans all A time this
journalist, journalist who works for you know, he's a foreign
correspondent. He is claiming that there's been no position
papers. There's been no release of anything, particularly by
Donald Trump just just factually incorrect, but he said, No, it's
just slogans. And of course,
it will be for not too long that one European politician, one
upstart will say, You know what, I'm gonna do the same. It's just
slogans that works in America is gonna work here
too. Oh, be careful. Oh, it's dangerous in Britain.
The Prime Minister David Cameron of the Conservative Party
dismissed Mr. Trump's position as divisive, unhelpful, and
quite simply wrong. In France, the Prime Minister Manuel Valls,
said Mr. Trump, like others, fuels hatred, and our only enemy
is radical Islamism. Do you sense that that those leaders it
let's just play this out if Donald Trump were the president
of the United States, so I call what what happened?
I saw I called the Belgian TV that I work for, and I say so
guys. It's January 2017. Donald and Milani come down the stairs
of Air Force One and they're coming to talk to the European
Union. There were giggles and there was outright panic panic,
they think Who is he going to work with? Who's he going to
listen to? He doesn't listen to anybody right now. Let alone
he's not gonna listen to he says he's gonna, he's gonna work with
everyone didn't believe that at all. They hear a European
American hard line. And we're used to something we used, we
did deal or did not deal with George W. Bush. But this is from
a totally different order. And they also say one more thing.
After Paris, there was a certain unity in France. There were
calls for we got to do something, we got to strike
back. But there was a certain unity. They Europeans don't see
that unity at all right now in America. And they look at this.
And they say, sure America can solve this problem. This is the
CANDU country, you are big brother, you can take care of
almost anything. Anything let's do it is the American slogan.
And you fall apart over this. Now it's terrorism at your door.
It's big, it's brutal. But I'm sure you can come up with
something. And it's now us the sort of unique the Unity part is
now looking at America are sort of the biggest brother always in
the back of the class with a big mouth, but always able to the
big mouth, put some sort of solution. And the solution Trump
just says, shut it off. Stop the border. No more Muslims. That's
it.
Now, the kicker is this guy who he works for a number of very
sophisticated elitist programmes aimed from DAF he works for you
used to work for Bantu fedora. These are all talk shows where
politics are discussed continuously. Works for
government controlled media as well. He's married to Alexandra
Pelosi, daughter of
the movie producer Pelosi. Yes.
Wow. Wow. Yes. Daughter of Yeah. Senator Pelosi. So how can this
guy doesn't sound very objective when he's doing this? Certainly
not when you understand
he hangs out with Nancy. I really hate Trump. Yeah. But
there's just a bunch of haters. So when I see it,
it's interesting how the media,
probably about half of our listeners, would I not to insult
anyone, but I would say half of them would fall into that camp.
I mean, as witnessed by this letter, they just have, you
know, we can only do so much to keep people you know, watching
the main attraction rather than the sideshows. And you know,
we're not going to ever be successful with this Trump thing
Trump is, is a sideshow that is extremely interesting because it
forces people to take sides. It shows the, you know, some of the
Underwood some people are really thinking is that maybe as
populace chat Chatter is what a lot of people want rather than
the political correct crap. That is out there where you can't say
this. You can't say that. You know, you can't say anything.
And then and then BBC, BBC news comes out headline is Donald
Trump a democratic secret agent? Since when did conspiracy
theories become Okay, over there at the BBC,
this is not the first time that this has shown up. No, but this
is b&c, you're exactly right. How does it all what would
normally be considered a crackpot conspiracy theory?
Yeah, that this guy is a Democrat, you know, and he's
actually working for the Clintons, because you can find
pictures of him with the Clintons. And he's just in there
as a Trojan horse to screw the Republicans over is crazy.
That's crazier than the
moon landing. Yeah. Now, the Wall Street Journal, they're
finally doing what I expected to happen a long time ago, headline
Trump and the good fellows. The presidential candidate says he
didn't know he was doing business with the mob, and he's
talking about the 80s and construction so they're finally
kind of trying to float it a little bit but I don't think
anyone I think that too chickenshit to do anything about
it.
Well, they're gonna end up with a dead horse head in their bed.
That's That's how we roll. That's one possibility. The
other thing is it's obvious that Trump has as well, I mean, he's
you can't be in the business he's in without, especially in
New York City with, and especially Manhattan without
heavy courses connect and Jewish connections both
the Jewish
mob too. And he, I believe that a lot of the dirty tricks I'm
witnessing, and I see a lot of them that are just so fantastic
where you know, the Rubio letters are my favourite. You
know, somehow Rubio's has a child out of wedlock, there's a
rumour going around. That's a child out of wedlock. And I
think it looks as if Jeb Bush is behind his rumour. Oh, that's
possible. And it's pretty obvious to me that if anybody's
behind this rumour is trumped, or when a Trump speaks got it
dirty tricks guy goes back far enough to know that that most
political campaigns joined, especially during the Nixon era,
were dominated by dirty tricks Nixon has already there was this
other guy who was a Nixon who hated Nixon, he kept pull
happens all the time. It was like these dirty tricks keep
cropping up, and Trump is not if anybody could do these tricks
and pull them off. Looking unscathed. unscathed means that
no one points the finger at you, which is the situation, it would
have to be Trump and his connections. But nobody know.
Nobody sees that. They just see Rubio's had a kid out of wedlock
that Jeb Bush is in a hole. You know, and both those things may
be true. But how do we know any of this? Why this even come up
in the news?
Anderson Cooper pulled a fast one. It was flabbergasting. This
would this was let through and beyond. It's it aired? Of course
it's after 8pm. And it's on cable. But still I've nothing
I've ever heard this. On CNN.
And in November rally, Trump had some of his strongest words.
Yeah,
we gotta go and we gotta knock the shit out of these people.
So that aired. That's not typical for for mainstream media
to air the S word.
No. Very unusual. Yeah.
incredibly unusual. Huh? Huh.
What the point of that was, it was obviously to make Trump seem
more tough. In a bad way. Yes.
And then. And of course, you know, when in doubt, when you
really want to show that everybody hates somebody, we
might as well get the guys who are going after ISIS. They're
our heroes. This is so disappointing. How many people
think these guys this is even a group of people? Yes, of course,
we know who's really going after Donald Trump.
Trump Towers website, the online home of one of Donald Trump's
glitzy skyscrapers in Manhattan went offline for around an hour
on Friday. And the activist hacker group Anonymous is
claiming responsibility.
Does this group really exist? Still, I thought they arrested
the kid who was behind it. And I think he died. This is just This
is just a placeholder. Who knows that was
probably one of the intelligence agencies would grab that thing
in a minute. Yeah, grab the, you know, the kind of,
well, it's not even that. They just say, Oh, they just have a
Twitter account. And then CNN calls him and says, Hey, let's
do an interview. And then they put out the videos. It's so
stylized.
Anonymous, left this message on Twitter, saying the site was
taken down as a statement against racism and hatred and
the whole piece the journalist calls him up and we'll get him
on the phone. She's in the office talking to them. They've
got they've got voice changers already. Good.
Love the voice changer.
Oh, here it is. Earlier this week, the group posted a video
on YouTube warning Donald Trump and condemning his proposal to
ban Muslims from entering the United States.
This policy is going to have a huge impact. This is what ISIS
wants.
This voice changing did gets me oh yeah, sounds legit.
Muslims feel sad, the more ISIS feel that they can remember
them.
This international network of so called hacktivist is famous for
launching cyber attacks and groups like Islamic State
following the deadly attacks in Paris. And now they've taken aim
at Donald Trump. Oh, right now, you
know, everybody ever came with their attacks of ISIS? Yeah.
Well, they
took Twitter accounts offline, you know, the stuff that we can
actually use to track people.
Oh, Twitter accounts that are intelligence people.
And how do they do that? Here's how ISIS, ISIS. Here's how
anonymous works. All right. It's off takedown. It's obtained on
devices. I'm takedown. Oh, that looks like there's Oh, there's a
jihadi Twitter account. I'm going to report it. Click. What
they did. I did it.
Hell yeah. Bringing
the fight to ISIS. Yeah, that is what is it? That's great.
Well, that was probably the worst thing to do.
And with that, perhaps I should thank you for your
who you really want to do that. Do I not? Do you really want to
do it? I'm sorry. Did you know? I'm just trying to get I'm just
thinking for
a second if this is something you actually want? Want to do
this second? You can do it. I say
thank you for your currency in the morning to you John C. With
the C stands for can find the spreadsheet.
Well in the morning to you Mr. Adam curiosa. In the morning all
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and
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in the morning to our artists. In particular, I'd like to say
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with the times you know, with this time of the year and it's
just like
me wrote like a newsletter with a Christmas gifts for my dog. So
Oh, next year. I sent the I just wanted to say hi. Yeah,
let's thank some people. Yes, we
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the Baron of or the Duke of Pacific Northwest ITM Jen side
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Really glad to see that I've been enjoying the analysis about
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sitting on his desk for the last 10 years and put it someplace
safe so I can find it.
The problem is when someone comes in and changes your piles,
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almost too delicious to believe?
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that's the no agenda producing public right there.
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me the word I'd use.
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There was something interesting. That
was a good it was a good bit. It was fantastic.
For the new screensavers maybe. Sorry, there was something that
was a another racial issue that was picked up as a racial issue.
People starting to lose their crap over this. A supreme court
opinion came back about affirmative action. And this is
a local story to me because it's about I believe a a white
student said that because of affirmative action. She was not
able to get into UT right. And so this went to the to the
Supreme Court. And well here is just a couple of misses from CNN
what people were thinking about this because we'll actually have
to play the opening here I don't know who this is. Listen this
this is what happened after Justice Scalia gave his
remarks yes were heard inside the Supreme Court this week or
gasps gasps were heard and such as gasps
were heard inside the Supreme Court this week over something
said by Justice Antonin Scalia. He made a remark about African
Americans and academic performance concerning a case
challenging affirmative action.
There are those who contend that it does not benefit African
Americans to to get them into the University of Texas where
they do not do well. As opposed to having them go to a less
advanced school or less a slower track school where they do well.
From lesser schools where they do not feel that they're that
they're being pushed ahead in classes that are too too fast
for them.
That produced a few gasps in the courtroom. Some called the
comments race strangely even though they have audio in the
courtroom no gasps were heard. I don't understand if you're going
to say gasp word. Why don't we hear it on the audio which has
enough room noise to hear it. But though I think
these losses are too too fast for them that produced
a few gasps in the courtroom. Some call the comments racist
other said he was just playing wrong.
I think it was the language of the lesser slower schools that
stung all of the evidence shows that black students like most
students fare best when they go to the best school that they can
get into because they are challenged in that environment.
But some opponents of using race and admission say Scalia had a
point despite how he said it
to bring people into universities where they're not
nearly as well prepared academically grades, test scores
anything else? That is their classmates, they're likely to
struggle academically.
Okay, so you get the basic understanding of the background
or and of course it wasn't in the courtroom, but the
mainstream Media. Oh my gosh. Oh, there was just a gas.
Leak sparking controversy during a hearing of a high profile
affirmative action case, Justice Antonin Scalia seemed to suggest
that some African Americans might do better in lesser
colleges, Zayn, quote, there are those who contend that it does
not benefit African Americans to get them into the University of
Texas, where they do not do well as opposed to having them go to
a less advanced school, a less a slower track school where they
do well, Scalia was signing a theory in this book, it's
entitled mismatch, but some feel like he was using it to make his
own argument and Twitter ignited No surprise there on Twitter
ignited calling for his impeachment. After Rashida Jones
said he is saying that black people should go to quote,
lesser colleges, because they can't keep up. That is a
generalisation of a race.
Oh, he's racist. Oh, thank goodness, I finally, he's racist
race and Twitter lit up Twitter was on fire. That means time to
talk about it on the CNN panel.
I cannot believe I'm hearing those words from a Supreme Court
justice. There are only nine of them they are the top of the
food chain in this country. Is there more to it than what we're
seeing
on how well they could be? And here's what
it is. I mean, certainly, in the event that they come from him,
it's disturbing. Offensive first hit from his precisely in other
words from his own thought process, as opposed to him
quoting what a school of thought is that out there. There is a
school of thought out there that would suggest exactly what the
Justice suggested. And that school of thought certainly
needs to be rebuked. In all respects.
The issue at hand helped me understand what did the the
conservative justices have to say yesterday and the oral
arguments, as opposed to the liberal justices? Well, you
know,
Scalia, whose most famous quote maybe is that I'm an
originalist, but I'm not a nut sounded a little nutty
yesterday.
Now, absent from all of this reporting, was an opinion from
Justice Clarence Thomas, last year, which said it didn't even
just say that he didn't just say the same thing as Scalia. He
went even further, yet he's not discussed because Oh, yeah,
well, he's black. When the black man says it. It's okay. I guess
we just have to vilify the white man who said he's a racist
aihole de
Thomas got a chance to absolutely unleash on race based
college admissions. He wrote a humdinger of a concurring
opinion that basically compares anyone who supports affirmative
action with the worst racist and white supremacist in our
history.
This is from last year, it's so easy to find the quotes they
have the archive. Why didn't they bring this up?
slaveholders argued that slavery was a positive good that
civilised blacks and elevated them in every dimension of life,
a century later segregationist, similarly asserted that
segregation was not only benign, but good for black students. The
university's professed good intentions cannot excuse its
outright racial discrimination anymore, and such intentions
justified the now denounced arguments of slaveholders and
segregationists.
That's a good one,
but they didn't then no one brought that up. Well, why would
they bring it up? To be a little more balanced? It's just calling
someone a racist.
With the Neil deGrasse Tyson balance thing is way out of
control. And what are you gonna do bring in the flat earth guys
to give their opinion to Yeah, I
mean, you crazy advocating we can't have in a Supreme Court
justice. You know, let's not back up anything by the white
guy said with a black guy's opinion, because that would ruin
the whole rhetoric about white
privilege bringing a Chinese guy in
boom. We don't have one of those in the court yet. Yeah, but it
could happen. So that was quite disgusting.
Was it was a distraction of the week. I thought it was
hilarious. I agree with you. And I you know, they just kind of
thinking along the lines that people would lower grades I
think generally it was just people with lower grades
shouldn't go to some of these schools. No, because they
shouldn't be maybe go to college. I don't know everyone
has guests go to college. Why do you have to go to college? When
I was a
because Michelle Obama says so. You didn't see her big campaign
a rap video.
I did see that debut. I've repressed it suppressed.
I have not collected either was horrible.
She got that off your chest. Right. But you're dead. Right.
But I again, where's the?
Well, I'm very sensitive. You know, ever since I was shamed
into my white privilege, I pay attention to what's going on.
Someone has just posture. Yeah, you you created the monster.
People just have to stop, stop, stop, stop. So now let's talk
about guns. This is the other agenda for his legacy that
President Obama is working on. Everybody joined in. Everybody
just jumped on the bandwagon. My favourite was Senator
Blumenthal. Now let me remind you that this is now and this is
now an ongoing threat of Barbara boxer who first said that, you
know, the oath she took was to protect the American people know
you took an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution. And
then she did all she said this
was anything else that caused the death of 30,000 Americans a
year, every single senator would be in their chair, and we would
be demanding action and we would be crossing over party lines to
stop it.
Alright, so that started a trend. Senator Blumenthal took
it a step further. And just one
final thought. If 30,000 people in the United States of America
fell sick of flu or Ebola, or traffic accidents, polio,
the flu numbers low by the way,
I think the flu number is very low. nation would be up in arms,
we'd be up and up. No, we're not.
It happens every year. Every year 1000 People die.
We don't give a craps. There would be
drastic automobile accidents over 30,000 deaths a year. Well,
he's
he is saying that there should be all kinds of committees on
the automobile.
30,000 people falling sick as a result of a public epidemic.
Dying. Wait for it. As a result is a public health crisis.
Oh, are you ready for the mean? Get your pen ready, everybody?
We have in this nation truly an epidemic of gun deaths. And gum
disease. Gum disease.
Holy crap, catchy
catchy.
That is taking lives 90 of them every day, and should be treated
as a public health crisis.
Oh, there you go. Gum disease. Oh, not feeling too well, when
she got conned disease,
gun disease and disease. And these guys are just nuts.
Well, then from the podium, Josh Earnest, these are these are a
guy the spokes hole for the White House was asked a question
about something Valerie Jarrett, the true President of the United
States v. J. 44. On Twitter at V. J 45. By hitting me up. She
said something about what the President is going to do. And we
are now hearing the words of his action, which will there Well,
I'm not going to blow it all. Here's the first clip where he
was asked a question in the in his press briefing about V. J.
44. Saying something about what Obama is going to do about guns
sorry, Jared
said visuals last night that the President has directed his team
to in short order. A finalised set of recommendations on what
can be done from the administration to save lives
from guns on us. Can you be more specific about what short border
means? And can you confirm that the recommendations will cover
the expanding use of background checks for comfort?
Kevin, at this point, I still don't have an update in terms of
the progress that the administration is making. And
scrubbing the rules, scrubbing the rules and determining what
elements of the President's executive authority can be used
to do a better job of keeping guns away from those who
shouldn't have. This means, you know, what additional steps can
we take to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and those who
are mentally ill
mentally ill just want to take pause. We're talking about gun
disease and mentally ill this is all happening at the same time.
If you take Adderall, if you take Xanax if you take like if
you take Advil PM, you have a mental and you have you have a
mental disorder. What define mentally ill if you are being
prescribed for something for an ailment is that then Ill Yep. If
you are being prescribed something for an ailment that
deals with your mentality, your mental state, is that mental or
you have a mental mental disease. Yeah. Okay. can be
anything. Yeah. I'm just wondering who to pay attention
to if
you go see a therapist.
Oops, I better I better just leave him outside the door. Hey,
yeah. Hi, Mr. Curry. We heard that you did this holistic
breathing exercise and you thought that you could fly.
Yeah, we think that you probably shouldn't have any guns. You
know, because you could go into one of those mental disease
states and we really don't think you should have any gun sir. You
nailed it. Here's VJ 20. A hit more VJ 44 from
or instead of recommendations that Valerie is talking about.
It's something that Valerie
Valerie not miss Jared the President's Advisor Valerie Just
like saying, the President set
of recommendations that Valerie's talking about is
something that the President has been talking about for a couple
of months now. And these are essentially recommendations that
the President has asked for from his staff based on their review
of of available executive authority.
Are we getting any closer to figuring out what's going on?
Well, first, we need a little language linguistics lesson.
I guess there is some evidence indicate this, the FBI put out
information that a week or so ago that Black Friday, the day
after Thanksgiving, when many people go shopping, that they
actually processed, the largest number of background checks for
gun purchases in history. You know, I described this I think
in a briefing earlier this week as a tragic irony that the more
that we see this kind of violence on our streets, the
more people go out and buy guns, and that is tragic irony.
Yeah, this thank you for picking it up. Oh, moronic and tragic,
both ironic and tragic. Now, tragic. I think we all kind of
understand the meaning. But irony, I think is often misused.
I believe he's using it incorrectly. Irony is when there
is an expected result, but it is an opposite result, usually
humorous. Am I correct?
I think that's a bit that might be right. So
in other words,
I know that when I hear it, when I hear irony, or do irony, I
know it's irony. And I can also see somebody saying, oh, that's
ironic. When it's not I can say, hey, no, there was no one said
that's ironic, doesn't mean it's ironic or ironic. And what
what he is saying that these, these horrible gun deaths should
of course have resulted in, I guess, people handing in their
guns and and issuing them kiss, but, but actually expect that
that's. So that shows you the twisted mentality, that that is
really what he thought I don't
understand this.
I think the President's view is that he is going to forcefully
advocate for the kind of gun safety measures. That common
sense tells us common sense will not prevent every act of gun
violence. But even if it makes some acts of gun violence, less
likely, and we can do all of that without undermining the
constitutional rights of law abiding Americans.
I'm sorry, why wouldn't we do it? I hate it when they do that.
This. So he's referring to the so called constitutional right
of all Americans, meaning the Second Amendment? No, that is a
constant that the Bill of Rights the Second Amendment is a
prohibition on exactly what the what you're proposing be done.
Now we have a favourite topic. Yes. Because it says, the right
of all citizens to bear arms shall not be infringed, which
means you cannot make any laws now the president can make and
put an executive orders and we can we can dispute the legality
of that. And it seems like dates can do whatever the states can
do whatever they want, of course,
but it makes the states crack down on all this stuff. But they
don't do that. And then it goes complain.
And we'll we'll wrap it up with this Diddy from it, I
guess Fred, around observing is that it's it's tragic that in
the aftermath, and the immediate aftermath of a series of high
profile, mass shootings, that people feel like they have to go
out and purchase a gun, because it's our view. And again, I
think this is backed up by some common sense. Oh, our nation is
a Washington guns.
Some common sense, not statistics, not science, common
centre,
statistics about the large quantity of guns that listen to
the lies that are rather readily available on street corners and
in gun stores all across America, that ready access to
gunners, and that proliferation, listen to violent weapons of war
has not led to fewer gun deaths. Sorry, that's a lie, the
gun gun just down, they've gone down tremendously.
They keep promoting this bullcrap.
I took out all the pauses, and there was a he was waiting for
two, three seconds at a time because he was talking himself
into a trap. I think he knew that what he was saying was, was
not truthful. In fact, I'm sure he knew it, therefore, he is
purposely lying. So I took out all the pauses, but listen to
how he tries to get around it, even though he's just made a
mistake.
In fact, we're seeing that those that doesn't seem to be the
effects that we're witnessing. And so it's tragic that even in
the situation where we have lots of guns on the streets, that
lead to lots of innocent Americans being killed that the
response to that, is that a whole lot more guns into on the
streets. It's tragic and ironic. No,
not ironic. Only in your warped view. Is it ironic? And then
just to show you how clueless
actually it is ironic in his,
in his view, in his view, it's ironic Yes, but I wouldn't I
think he would have to be
here. I know you're trying to get out I think I think you're
probably right all right now.
So we're talking about guns on the street. It's so easy to get
them on the corner of that the drugstore, you know, it's very
easy to get guns. Just a little getting that I had missed. I'd
missed this on The Komiya session
I buy a gun on internet is it delivered to my home? If you buy
a gun on the internet, I try to buy a gun on the internet where
to pick it up. I assume it's
shipped to you, but I don't I don't know for sure, actually.
Okay, well, let's find
out the answer to that. Wow. Good go and director of FBI. If
you're so concerned about guns, and oh, they're so easy to get
on the internet. It's a loophole. It's so crazy. And
here's I think was Lindsey Graham. Yeah. Lindsey Graham,
who says, Who says do they ship them to you? Yeah, mob G. That's
a good question.
I've done on the internet do shit. Did they ship it to?
You pick it up? Where do you pick it up on the corner? So
come on, the director of FBI does not know how guns traffic
over the internet, which is legal
sale. They probably know how they traffic it to the Mexican
cartels. Yeah. Hey, oh.
Which which we should call Obama guns. Okay.
Well, that was good. Yeah, I'm
just wondering, get that out of
play this clip because I'm looking at my clip list. I get a
bunch of stuff. I actually let me do a little sideways story.
Alright, so I'm watching the local news. And so the local
police in the Santa Cruz area. There's a little town down there
too. There's these two back to back stories about the police.
One of about some guy at his truck stolen that he had to find
it himself. The police did nothing but let's play the
stolen truck. Local news. This is kind of a setup for the next
story
on the crime. Watch tonight. A man who police a spotted his own
stolen pickup truck help them make two arrests in the case.
Santa Cruz PD say the victim spotted his vehicle at a
restaurant. And then while on the phone with dispatch he
followed the suspects down Highway One directing police to
them 40 year old Jennifer Howard and 40 year old Perry Greer were
arrested INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY FOUND methamphetamine and stolen
property inside that truck.
Okay they do ticket doing police work for they're always telling
us not to do that. Just found that the what the police were
still imagining but the guys riding in the air. Well, what's
the licence number I writing in the air? Okay, yeah, we'll be
right on it, we will get you a call when we find it. Don't do
anything. So here's the other side of the coin. There's
another nearby town both in the same area. This is the this is
the DUI story about how you're gonna get a DUI and it's gonna
ruin your life and all these different things. And so here's
this is best for the foreign listeners DUI is driving driving
under the influence,
usually of drunk driving is what it used to be called. So let's
start with DUI one to set up.
Also on the crime watch tonight the city of Marina is stepping
up patrols and checkpoints this December to try and prevent
people from drinking and driving during the holidays. Action News
reporter Caitlin Conrad it's either Monterey
Aaron tomorrow, the city of Marina is going to do a
saturation patrol. It's going to start at seven in the evening
and go all the way through three in the morning. Then next week,
they're going to have a DUI checkpoint, and every car that
goes through it, it's going to have to stop.
Alright, so this is going to be like a big deal. A lot of
overtime checkpoint Chanhassen checkpoints are nice. Let's go
on. It's gonna move into the story a little deeper with a DUI
local clip too.
So unfortunately, do people are more festive during the holiday
season? Unfortunately, that comes with more alcohol
consumption, and more drinking and driving. And that's what
we're trying to have an effect on.
There is no excuse for drinking and driving. People on the
Monterey Peninsula can use Uber take a taxi cab or use public
transportation which will be running on Christmas and New
Year's Day this year.
Plug for Uber and for Lyft. Of course not of course not. Yeah,
of course. And now we go into the crux of the whole thing the
whole thing comes to a head with with this, by the way is a very
long report. But this is the end of it comes to this and I just
my jaw hits the ground with this police bull crap. And the city
of Marina loan there's been 45 DUI related crashes in the last
three years and 28 injuries resulting from those crashes
Aaron.
All right, Caitlin, thank you for that a DUI checkpoint plan
for next week. We'll stop every car coming through. Last time
they did this in Marina. They stopped on 1100 cars but they
only issued one DUI. Police say they measure success by the
number of cars stopped. Oh. Of course, of course.
Hey, how you doing? Stop 25
That's all by the way, inconvenience the public to an
outrageous extreme with a long lines of cars being stopped 1100
to be exact. They arrest virtually nobody but it's a very
big success because they stopped a lot of people and
inconvenience them. This is fantastic police work and what
is their probable cause?
There is none Then there's a checkpoint. This is just a shut
up slave moment. Meanwhile, they can't catch the guy who stole
the pickup truck.
But is it? But it's you can't just you can stop people. But
you don't have to do anything unless they have some driver's
licence.
Though I don't I don't think we show me a driver's driver's
licence and am I being
detained? free to go? Am I being detained? Sir?
Pull over there, please.
Am I being detained? Am I free to go? I if I'm not being
detained, I should not have to pull over? Well, I
think people should take that approach. And am I being Yeah,
you should
and put it on YouTube. For when you're dead.
And get to have your little dash cam pointed at the cops. They
love the crap body. For the rest of your life, you will have
evidence you probably get a settlement and half a mil. Yeah,
I just find it very annoying. And I know the success is
determined by the number of people the inconvenience is the
way they should put it.
That is insane. Eric Schmidt wrote an op ed in the New York
Times, very disturbing. Now he's still the chairman of
Google alphabet, the chairman. Yes, about alphabet one of them.
And he's an
elitist then and he goes to all the all
of the Bilderbergers Bilderbergers. He
goes to Bing. And what's the thing is, she has everywhere.
And you know, he is this is the kind of guy that when Donald
Trump says, Hey, we should talk to Bill Gates and other smart
people about closing the internet. This is the guy he
would go to I'm sure that you know Trump is that
I used to pull a switch on a internet.
Well, so writes this article, it's on how to build a better
web TLDR. I'm just going to pull out the kind of the closer of
this. This article he wrote. authoritarian governments tell
their citizens that censorship is necessary for stability. It's
our relationship to demonstrate that stability and free
expressions go hand in hand, we should make it ever easier to
see the news from other countries point of view and
understand the global consciousness free from filter
of bias. So far, so good. So far, so good, right, John? So
far, so good, we'll go on, we should build tools to help de
escalate tensions on social media, sort of like spell
checkers. But for hate and harassment, we should target
social accounts for terrorist groups like the Islamic State
and remove videos before they spread, or help those countering
terrorist messages to find their voice. Without this type of
leadership from government from citizens from tech companies.
The internet could become a vehicle for further
disaggregation of poorly built societies and the empowerment of
the wrong people and the wrong voices. Heil. Holy moly. Ah,
while our hair Schmidt, Eric Schmidt. So of course, it's not
going to be spellcheck, you'll be have the we have the no
agenda plugin that turns that turns web pages into get mo
nation speak. We should just have a plugin that anytime
there's something you know that there's some kind of horrible
micro aggression, you know, that just taint change it to, you
know, stock words like corn, because that'll make everybody
feel better.
Yeah, you don't want that micro aggression.
This guy is this is a totalitarian statement that he's
making. He doesn't know that. Now. That's the that's the part.
That's a worrying. Now, goodness, that
is worrying. But it's a very common, I think Silicon Valley
is loaded. And all these guys are billionaires and start with
that premise, which means you got at least a million million
dollars at that for starters. And they are in they live in a
bubble. You very rarely see him out in public in the list is
public The Bilderbergers meeting. I didn't care once
recently public said hello. It was a fluke. And they they talk
amongst themselves. It's the group thing thing is really, and
you know, this from Silicon Valley, of course, of course,
everybody they go to the same meetings, they have the same
people telling them the same thing. They go to the bar, they
talk about the thing that guy just said, Yeah. And they, you
know, they're all a buzz about something or other. That's not
true. And they invest in green technology.
Yeah. And that workout Kleiner Perkins.
So you end up with that sort of thing. And it's because of the
echo chamber is just massive in Silicon Valley. And then the
question that you get you get condemned. Yes. Well, there's, I
don't know they're just doing this. They're just following
along in lockstep. And
now I think the the overriding fear the overriding theme for
us, certainly for the past few weeks has been what is really
free speech? Why are people being told to shut up? You know,
who really is the terrorists who is really creating the fear that
is that is that is making people do things based upon the human
instinct of the effect. I got this sticks me this, because I
don't watch Fox Business. This was about fear. I thought
the seagull says all that fear could be hazardous to health.
And he joins us now. But Doug, I would say to you, it's hard not
to be fearful. How do you stop it from causing problems to your
health?
When you see a terrorist attack like in San Bernardino or in
Paris, you think it's going to happen in my supermarket, it's
going to happen in my gathering, the chances are extremely low,
but you can't convince yourself of that. So what do you do? What
you do is you need fear guides. You need somebody to comfort
you, somebody to give you courage, because courage goes
through the same place in the brain is fear.
I love that fear guys. And if fear gets so does love
sodas, laughter, sodas, happiness. If you can laugh at
yourself, you may break that cycle of worry. Well, this is
interesting. I believe that part of what we are doing, we are
feared guides.
That's what we do. Yeah, with your guides of the future. Yep.
We take the fear and add laughter to fix the amygdala
affects the same part of the brain, and it makes you feel
better. I think I think this is very important, what we're doing
something like President Bush who stood up on the car with a
bullhorn and says, you know, people who knocked down these
buildings will hear all of a soon and then he backed it up.
That was a leadership of leadership and courage. Now,
President Obama, who says, Let's not forget that freedom is more
powerful than fear is a strong slogan, but nothing backing it
up, no changing policies and doesn't make me feel better. We
can't rally behind it. What
can it do to your health quickly, doctor? How
can this this probably explains what you're seeing with Trump?
He is the ultimate fear guide on the fear end the not making you
laugh, necessarily, but he is saying oh, here's what I'm gonna
do about it. I'm gonna kick everybody's ass. So we check in
with our president our the man who should be our fear guide.
Yeah, he's daily podcast weekly podcasts I should say. And, you
know, he's got some interesting to say because we're heavy,
because he doesn't start off with as normal. Hi, everybody.
Hello, everybody
know him. He's
very depressed.
This week, Americans across our country have shown what it means
to be strong in the face of terrorism. In San Bernardino,
even as the community continues to grieve. People are refusing
to be ruled by fear. Across the country. dedicated public
servants are on the job, and more will be returning to work
this week. faith communities have come together and
fellowship and prayer families lined the streets for the annual
children's Christmas parade. Because we can't let terrorists
change how we live our lives.
Now. Instead, we'll just let the mainstream media and humans the
president terrorise everybody.
Meanwhile, our men and women in uniform are stepping up our
campaign to destroy ISIL. airstrikes are hitting ISIL
harder than ever hitting them hard and Syria. More of their
fighters and leaders, they're winning. The oil tankers, or
special operations forces are on the ground, because we're gonna
hunt down these terrorists wherever they try to hunt them
down, smoke them out, smoke them out to blow him back to the
kingdom.
Weeks, our strikes have taken out the ISIL. finance chief.
Oh my goodness, we killed the CFO. Yes. What? Are you kidding
me? And he's proud. We killed some guy with a green visor
sitting there. He's not in the battlefield. He's not making
bombs. He's just running the spreadsheet. The sad
terrorist leader in Somalia and the ISIL leader in Libya.
message to these killers is simple. We will find you and
justice will be done.
And well no, we're not going to we're not going to take you to
court. We're just going to drone you
this week. We'll move forward on all fronts. On Monday, I'll go
to the Pentagon and they're all review our military guy he
goes on and on and he's got nothing to say it's just but
he's not helping. He's not telling we're gonna go kick ass.
He's just saying whoa, bring him to justice. We got the finance
guy. I don't feel good about that. Like finance guy.
Congratulations
to finance was replaced instantly. There's a lot of
numbers guys working for that operation. It's pretty obvious.
So I got the talking about he talks about San Bernardino.
There's this do they now they've tried to complicate the story to
obfuscate whatever we're ever going to find out about what
happened with this new guy this mark keys guy led a double life
and he's married to the Russian mob and I don't I don't know
about this guy who Oh, here play the AB this is on ABC. This is
the ABC then I don't have the whole story because I cut it off
because it goes on forever. But this is the marquis drama,
Enrique Marquez may have lived a wonderful life. His family
members telling ABC News they never knew the former punk
rocker converted to Islam, or that he had married a woman
named Maria Chernin his wife is one of two Russian sisters who
married American men. The other sister is married to Farukh.
Brother, federal authorities now St. Farouk and Mark has planned
and abandoned a terror plot in 2012.
There have been some arrests immediately adjacent to that
right in their area in southern California, probably by the
counterterrorism people that really caused them to rethink
it.
Those arrests for men from Riverside, California, the same
town for Ruka Marquez lived in was there any connection between
Marquez Farukh and these four terrorists?
I've heard the same reports it would be irresponsible of us to
not look into any potential connections
or kiss his family saying it's shocked. That is a mark his his
mother, she just came out to speak for the first time saying
how upset she is by all of this, how distraught she is she hasn't
heard from her son.
It goes on and on and on very dramatised.
You know the way this is what the guy well, so no, go ahead.
Go ahead. I'm sorry.
This is the guy who sold the weapons the big guns i Yes, yes,
the guy and they were just like, I didn't know what was going on.
And now they're, they're creating this, this huge
melodrama around him and his Russian wife and his conversion
to Islam and his previous plots. And he's such and everyone who
knows him things like he's like a guy who's at the bar all the
time joking around telling gags. Meanwhile, like this whole story
is become completely like some novelist or somebody behind it
is ridiculous.
Meanwhile, the you know, the the k one visa process has come
under scrutiny, oh, well, we probably have to change that.
Because I don't even know how we get guns off of the internet. So
maybe that thing into right. Guns. Now you'll recall that my
uncle Don, when Mickey had passport issues and was
deported. And I called him and he said, Adam, get a lawyer. I
can't do anything. Ever since that move from state to
Department of Homeland Security. It's been a complete and utter
mess. I can't even help. And he has three former presidents on
his speed dial that he can call now, Cody, of course. I mean,
obviously, but he don't give a crap about me not like that.
He's only got so many buttons. I mean, he's got only so many
chips he can catch. Yeah, we're not gonna catch him. If you get
a workout. You're gonna waste one on you.
And he probably didn't like her that much. So I'm like screw
that could be too. You may have seen some of this. But this is
the kind of thing that this is real fear. As there was a they
brought in the screening official of Department of
Homeland Security, who according to Uncle don have screwed up all
immigration, the whole process, the whole Border Patrol process,
to ask questions about Bo, the screening process, and it is her
job and she's, I'm gonna put her in the millennial cat and
Millennial category. She has some up talk. And it's just sad,
sad, sad, sad to see that. Pretty much nothing works in
immigration. And why did that not fire immediately and start
is the question
five minutes. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Miss berisi. Earlier
this week, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee gave
an important speech where he talked about extremist groups,
terrorist groups are trying to exploit the refugee programme.
So like Mr. Russell, just a few minutes ago, I would like to see
if you can give us some numbers, just just so that this committee
and the American people have this information, how many
Syrian refugees have entered the United States in the last year?
Sorry, I didn't bring any of my any of the refugee numbers with
me because I was prepared to talk about visa waiver, but I
can certainly have a send that to you.
Do you know how many Americans have travelled to Syria in the
last year?
Have that number on me either.
So you wouldn't know how many Americans have travelled and
then returned?
I don't have that number.
How many visa waiver programme overstays are there currently in
the United States?
So I didn't bring that number with
Miss BRUCEI. When I look at the witness list, you got the
longest title. Deputy Assistant Secretary screening Coordination
Office of Policy, Department of Homeland Security, you got the
longest title, and it says screening coordination. Now what
is that court? What are you? What are you what's what do you
do woman screening? Are you coordinating? Is that just intra
agency or is that inter agency?
It's about so it's all that yeah, just I could coordinate
across DHS components.
And the two biggest issues right now that that we're dealing with
relative we had these terrible tragedies terrible terrorist
attacks. And we're talking about the refugee issue and the visa
waiver programme issue and you can't give us any numbers on
either programme.
So I came prepared to talk about the visa waiver programme
and I just asked you how many visa waiver programme overstays
are there and you said you don't know.
Sorry, I don't have a number visa waiver programme.
So when I asked you how many how many visa
I think what happened is somehow this was grossly misjudge what
was going to happen here. And so I said, I just explained how the
visa waiver programme works. Hey, you can go Okay, that's
great. Okay. Can you explain that it's a waiver programme
overstays
of the visa waiver programme may have travelled to Syria before
they got here. Do you know that number?
Sir, if a visa waiver programme national has has a citizen of a
visa waiver programme country rather, has travelled to Syria
or Iraq or conflict zone is considered a foreign fighter,
VW.
I'm saying someone from Great Britain is someone from Great
Britain comes to the United States on a visa waiver
programme, and they're now on overstay. Do we know? When do we
know if that person who's here today? Maybe they don't even
overstayed? Do we know if that person has been to Syria before
they came? to United States? Do we know that? I mean, I know
this is what our bill that we just passed her this week is
trying to get to I'm asking do we know that facts are that
information now?
So that's why we have the IC involved, and there's an Intel
pay
attention. You're going to hear how she's lying. She doesn't
have these numbers. And she didn't forget them. She doesn't
even have these numbers. And she's going to pull the the most
pathetic, most pathetic excuse I've ever heard from a civil
servant, and she should be fired intelligence
assessments. And we
wasn't asking that. I was like, do we know that? Do you know the
number?
I don't know the number. But that's why I'm trying to we have
a we
have people who are in that category I just described come
from a visa waiver programme country may have trapped they're
here today and may have been in Syria or Iraq or somewhere there
in the last before they came here. Do we know that citizen
of a VW P country has travelled to one of those areas? There's a
nexus to United States or the VW partners share that information
with us? Yes, we know that information. And we will bet
against that. We will also use it here right now. Could they be
here right now is my question. That answer, sir. All right.
Well, right.
He's has his house hands. At this point.
Can you tell me? Can you tell me anything about the no fly list
then get done anything about those? How does a person get put
on the criteria for that? Tell me, can you tell me anything? He
hasn't answered,
we have an answer. Sure. the no fly list is a subset of the
overall Terrorist Screening database database. The inner
agency works together that terror screening database is
owned and operated by the terror screening centre, as I as I said
earlier, oh, there are criteria to get on that that better?
How many American citizens are on that list right now? Can you
give me that number? How many American citizens are on the no
fly list? Right?
I know there are American citizens on the list is an
extremely small have my numbers with me. But again, I can easily
get back. She's lying breezy.
I've asked you the number of Americans have travelled to
Syria, you don't know the number of Americans who may have
travelled in return. You don't know the number of Syrian
refugees who have entered the country in the last year? You
don't know the number of visa waiver programme overstays. You
don't know the number of visa waiver overstays, who may have
been to Syria before they came here? You don't know. And the
number of American citizens on the no fly list and you don't
know. And yet you are the deputy assistant secretary for
screening Coordination Office of Policy Department of Homeland
Security in front of the Oversight Committee. And you
can't give us one single number two, some, I think pretty basic
questions.
What do you think she's gonna say, John, she's she's beaten
down. She's almost crying, although I don't think really,
what is her? What is her Hail Mary to get out of this mess?
Well, she wasn't expected to answer these questions. She
didn't have the numbers with her. It's not her job.
It's better than that.
Some of those those statistics aren't held by DHS. Oh, you
mean you don't have the numbers that you said you could bring
the numbers lie on. So that's
why I would like to work with my interagency
that's why that's why I referenced your title. You're
the one who's the screening coordinator for all this and you
said you were inter agency. That's why reference your title
seems to me you should when you have
that information. I'm a DHS, career civil servant. And I will
work with my interagency careers. You can pick
on me like that. I really should be partners.
But there are a tonne of source for a lot of those numbers that
you mentioned could
get us those numbers and the ones Mr. Russell asked for that
would be very helpful. I thank you, Mr. Chairman. There you go.
Well, you got it. You got plenty of use of the old buzzer today.
It was
worth it. Insane careers it was a no pick on me. I'm just
killing her. Yeah, he should be fired. He he should be voted out
of office for bullying that poor woman that defence. This woman
she was a woman by the way if you didn't know Yeah.
hater, misogynist, misogynist bully. All right.
Well, that's going On you have this little ditty which has
actually relates to that a little testimony that she
refused to give. Which is the passport count and you know
about the passport counterfeit.
I'm pissed off I'm pissed huge. I gotta tell you I'm pissed off
because my my source told me on Friday last week NAB know,
before the Thursday show so Tuesday or Wednesday? He said
he's accident something different. They have not only
stolen the passport machine they have 700 Blank passports. Yeah,
that was
in the report. Yeah, but that we could have had that before it
came with a scoop for I would have had a scoop and I feel
stupid. I didn't do it now. Well, you really dropped the
ball. I did. I'm admitting it. Which is
why I can tell you why after you play this little clip which I'm
looking for the clip which says baby see passport counterfeit.
Get you
night a troubling new development just one month after
the terror attacks in Paris. You will remember this image
authority say one of the alleged suicide bombers using this fake
passport to slip into Europe among the Syrian refugees.
Tonight a chilling new warning ISIS Tao has its hands on at
least one official passport Printing Machine. ABCs chief
investigative correspondent Brian Ross on the concern those
fake passports could be used here.
With the US and other countries on high alert tonight for ISIS
attacks. American authorities are warning the terror group may
have infiltrated followers into this country with authentic
looking passports. It has printed itself almost impossible
to detect
if ISIS has been able to acquire legitimate passports or machines
that create legitimate passports. This would represent
a major security risk to the United States.
Our scoop is still valid because they have the blank passports as
well. That's not mentioned
that was mentioned. Oh, I just cut it short.
You cut out my scoop man.
It was it was no it was in there. It was in the recording
went on. It was Brian Ross. He goes on and they had they showed
the box there's a bunch of blank passports. Okay, they showed a
printer. So they're not this was not their blanks. It was
somebody else's. But they just show what they look like.
They're
not at fault. Forge. They're real. Yeah, they're real.
They're real passwords. Now. I think I know why this happened.
This this this batch of yours? Not to report this when we had
the opportunity to scoop them. Well, I know why it happened.
But okay, I'm going let me tell you why it happened is because
you had a scoop on the art theft that was going to bring down to
Ukraine Government and never did. In fact, the story crapped
out
it did. And it was kind of I kind of expected it to crop out.
On you give a background and reveal don't know what I'm
talking about
the background is we knew that the President of Ukraine and
would be linked to the Sobotta party known as the Nazis of
Ukraine, and the links were all made. And the links were made
through this collection of paintings that were stolen aisle
Hitler picture in the Netherlands. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And
so along with this, once you have established the connection
between the President of Ukraine, and Oleg, whatever his
last name is the leader of the Sobotta party, as a Nazi, which
is now out there, but all the pictures of Hillary Clinton with
Joe Biden with the Victoria Cagle, Nudelman Nuland, with
John McCain all hanging out drinking tea and making a nice
with the Nazi. Yeah, that would that should have been the second
part of the one two punch but no way. No way our America Media is
going to do that. And the New York Times had the same scoop
and they completely refuse to run it as far as I know. And
what did I say when you said it would be a dud that it would go
nowhere?
I said that because the media is totally corrupt. There you go.
We, however are not and mainly because we do not take
advertising, certainly not from presidential any kind of
political candidates. We only take money from the people who
enjoy the programme.
I'm going to show my move by Jonah did no
agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that? Oh, yeah,
that'd
be fun.
And that my friends that my friends is a Segway
was it was
until I ruined it and saying it was a segue or you didn't have a
boy until you didn't have the end was
like, Oh my God, look at that shot I just made Stop the
presses. Did you get a picture of that? I'm
just giving you a little more time to open up your spreadsheet
again.
This spreadsheet is the first time around is it all
on the monitor? Can you see it all one so just Yes.
Just so I can mention that to one of our producers, for they
came in with 12345 and Pittsboro. North Carolina is
Daniel wood leaf. And curiously, a second donor of 12345 came in
from Des Moines, Iowa. Tyler Arp. And I find that to be
interesting, okay. Hey citizen from St. Teresa, Quebec. One Two
citizen 12321 And she has a hearing and then you remember
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me $120.21 Adam Bosley in Oakland, California $111.11.
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that because he changes his title today, I
believe. Yeah. So he sent a note and he wrote a check. And he is
up there in Pantego North Carolina. I don't know why ITM
John and Adam just donation should push me to Baron hood,
and I asked for all the eastern North Carolina I 95 East also
Fort Bragg in my territorial holdings. I wish you and your
families a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Your humbly
humbled humbled servant, sir Steven Vander have night of the
no agenda roundtable barren of eastern North Carolina and Fort
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Eastern North Carolina and what
we're in Fort Bragg and Fort Bragg. Okay, which would be the
kind of gerrymandering that a true Baron would do. I agree.
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too. In Love House. Sir. The luck. The Valley of the lake I
think is Quebec. Stephen Schwartz and Schertz Texas.
What is what does that what does that code that Christian put in
there? CS 137 What is that?
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years old ces 137 I don't know what that means. I don't know.
It's one of these mysteries and people keep feeding us just the
mystery shorts from shirts is 73 is K five. W j y
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Washington state seems to be paranoid by the way. We do have
though yes we do have a bunch of lectures and I will discuss and
maybe in the next show
brown people from Canada oh yes the bullets Yes.
The bullets apparently a some of the bullets you can use in the
AK
or in the G wasn't it me who said it was the PE or some ammo?
Wasn't it me that said that? That said this is a new may be
incorrect. This is about the ammo?
Yeah. You said that right after you were bragging about your
segues? Well, maybe I mean, what may have been you
know when I say I did something wrong, I admit it you go like
they'll be UCDS man, you should check I don't do that. You
should check your old glide privilege. You do do it in that
voice.
Yeah, old fart privilege. You got it. Valle pilih in boy yes
you are right about the bullets thank you but I was getting now
I got bad information and then we got to know we got I got a
definitive note somebody sent about the bullets and on using
an AR 15 I have the bullets and some bullets lot of busts are
all working the same guns it's very confusing at the end of the
day
okay, now in the movie. I got the bullets I don't know Oh
diehard to James Dean in
I forgot one of his movies. James Dean did the porn guy or
the James Dean the act? Let's Rebel Without a Cause, man. I
got the you know, I thought that movie stunk. Rebel Without a
Cause. Yes, I think people should go watch. This is like
James Dean, the actor who died in a car wreck as he was driving
too fast on a windy road. And he did two or three movies in Rebel
Without a Cause is one of them. And I would challenge anybody to
get through that movie without rolling their eyes and then
coming away the way I did, thinking that this guy can't
act.
That's very interesting because we had the same for Feeling you
and I, when we looked at Breakfast at Tiffany's, we both
said that is the most craziest effed up movie I've ever seen
whoever could think that was such a great movie. I'll take
your challenge.
Yes, you will not get through it without cracking EPS thinking of
what I just said. Oh my God, who considered this acting I will
revisit.
I think you should.
That Vail pilea said Boulder, Colorado 50 to 80 and all the
rest of these folks and there's not a big list obviously. All
came in with $50 and I will name them in order. Jason gossan in
Richmond BC, Canada. Brandon sev ye who I believe is in Canada
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Got to drop the mic.
Drop the mic. So we want to thank all these folks are
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mistaken, a one is correct, sir. And hopefully we will have a up
the ante day next Thursday on no agenda.
Yes. And as always, we want to thank everyone who came in under
the $50 level usually for reasons of anonymity, but also
there
were a lot of small donations. And I will say this, I am not
completely displeased because I have a criteria and my talk to
over without it's the file sizes. If the spreadsheet comes
in at over 100k which is the spreadsheet size and number of
columns and rows. And no a lot of it gets filled up by notes.
Somebody writes a couple of long notes, it gets up there pretty
fast. But if it comes over that they feel that at least people
are taking part. They're not donating a lot of money
sometimes. And it's all we can ask for. It's just these are
taking part and that's what we really want. Yes. So
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And we appreciate his courage for supporting the best podcast
in the universe. As you know, every second half a second half
a second half a show everybody. So before right after the show,
on Thursday, I started getting some tweets. And I'm like what
is going on here and I started looking and I actually found I
watch different videos first before the ones that you
probably saw, I saw a complete outtake non edited interview
what I thought was the interview with Stanley Kubrick. Ah, yes.
And well, but I saw the interview first and I have a
link
in the show notes for this. I have I have every so people can
try to watch it.
Well, did you? Did you see? I'm not talking about the edited
video that came in first, did you see the ISO interviews with
just him? No edit. You probably don't see that. Those were quite
convincing. Until I found you know, I got the final piece
which I tweeted out is this is the one you really want to see
where it's obvious that this guy is an actor. And in fact, the
guy who's supposed to be the interviewer questioning him
starts yelling at him like you're not doing it right. Be
Tom be No, Tom, Tom, you're not doing it right. You got to be
like, you've got to be like you beat up. So it was obviously
fake. But there was a lot of work involved in the fake and
like, What is this for? And then I'll be honest, 45 minutes that
I mean, I had, I was, you know, adding them to my YouTube
account watching them on the television, you know, you can
use the YouTube app on the fire stick and like, wow, and I
almost and it was the evening of the Obama bought dinner. I'm
like, oh my god, I'd love to walk in and say you and your
telescope. But I think I figured out what it's about and it's not
a bad campaign. It's reasonable to although I do I don't know if
they intended to release all the bits of this probably not at
least there's enough out there where I've seen the Guardian,
not the guardian.
Again, I think we should stop for saying them back up a little
bit because I think I'd have to the audience is wondering what
we're talking about. Okay. There was a video release, which we're
using, purporting to be the last the dining interview of Stanley
Kubrick, Stanley Stanley Kubrick and it was an actor, and it was
revealed and it was so poorly done. It was very hard to watch,
at least for me. And it was purporting to be Stanley
Kubrick's for all practical purposes. deathbed confession
that he did the moon movies for the moon landings, the Apollo
programme, and he had to get it off his chest before he died.
And this was and it was just Drac.
And it what you watch, I just want to in my defence, what you
watch is not what I saw. First, I saw the full unedited
interview first just the I saw on him
saying one thing or another, I'm just telling you, that's what
we're talking about. We're talking about this, of course,
but I was definitely I was like, Well, I can't wait to tell the
Obama bots to get a little bit what I do. I was right. I was
right on. Now, this is a promotion for a movie. As these
things usually are. Due, can you guess? Do you know about the
movie?
Well, the only movie that everyone's promoting is the Star
Wars movie. So I'm like oblivious to anything else going
on? Apparently, we've been planning
our 11th Apollo mission to the moon in 10 days time. You still
don't have a clue whether the thing's gonna make it or not. Do
you know what happens if the Russians happen to make it to
the moon? First, we're gonna wind up looking like a bunch of
dicks.
So here's the plan. Meet with Cooper convinced film a pretend
moon landing.
All right, so that's the beginning of the trailer of
moonwalkers, which will be coming out in January just in
time for the meme to spread that maybe it was maybe it wasn't
true. I think I
like the it's a dialogue which is a totally amateurish. We're
gonna look like a bunch of dicks.
I like what they're doing. I think it's a good tries a good
trip, there will be enough kind of bits and bobs that people
will say, What did I hear that so I think the way people listen
and consume information TLDR I think it's not a bad idea to do
that as promotion. works. I think it worked. And that
concludes our second.
I have stories for
second half of show. Yeah. Um, so
now you've concluded you've closed the door on me. Sorry.
Well, that we'll have to do it on Thursday. We can do it now.
Because it's not really totally second half a show. Okay. I just
thought it was a funny story. Okay. The Runaway train. Okay,
passengers on board the commuter train, with no operator passing
station after station passengers pounding on the door for help no
one inside ABCs Lindsay, Janice from Boston tonight.
Tonight, Boston Police are investigating how a packed
commuter train was able to take off travelling without its
operator for more than five terrifying miles.
We knock on the door of
the driver and nobody was there. Shortly before the trains
scheduled departure, the operator exited to check a
signal. Suddenly the doors closed. And just after 6am The
train started moving, grazing the operator as it left. I just
think this is a funny runaway train. Not even worry. Yeah.
Good. I
stepped out. Takes off. And by the way, have you ever I think
Lindsey Janice is the prettiest girl work in network television.
Oh, I don't know. I don't know. I would look her NZ Janice.
Yeah, l i n zie. It's one of those names. Yeah. Well,
Lindsey. Hello. Welcome to the 21st century.
No, I don't know Botox. No,
I don't think so. I think so. Well, maybe big time. Well, you
reject it.
She does. And she does duck face for the camera. She does duck
face.
The same girl. She said she seemed maybe she's not
photogenic she
just made me. Oh, that's possible. That's possible. It
does plenty of those.
I think we should check in with with our Russian friend for a
moment.
Absolutely talking tough at an annual meeting of Russia's
defence ministry. The message from President Vladimir Putin
was clear to eliminate any threats to his military in
Syria. He also revealed Russia is engaged in offensive actions
in joint operations with regular Syrian forces against Islamist
militants in Homs. Hama, Aleppo and Raqqa because oh it used
with brinjal in Israel. I'm ordering you to ask tough. Any
targets posing a threat to Russian divisions or Russian
military targets on land have to be annihilated immediately. In
the meantime, cooperation needs to be developed with all
countries that are genuinely interested in the annihilation
of the terrorists. President did not elaborate on the specific
threats. His speech comes with Russia locked in a row with
Turkey. On Thursday, the country's Prime Minister Achmed,
Devere Tulou accused Russia of attempting ethnic cleansing with
its airstrikes in northern Syria targeting tournament and Sunni
communities in and around the Latakia region. The Russian
Foreign Ministry rejected the claims now,
Sunni, not Sunni. is reading this problem.
Yeah. What I find interesting is that the Russians apparently had
cleared out baraka and home homes. So they had homes that
was theirs, and they were there with the Assad regime with the
Syrian fighters. And then next day,
Syria has suffered another day of death and destruction, this
time and the central city of Homs. At least 16 people were
killed and scores more injured, according to a group monitoring
the war.
This was a very large IED. And I can only think that this was
this really is a US Russia fight that happened right here. The
Russians are in there running the place of when there's a huge
explosion that can only be the mercenaries that we've hired,
that did that. It's not ISIS, no one claimed ISIL didn't climb
didn't claim it,
to be able to claim it. They will claim it immediately made a
meeting Yeah.
So I just wanted to
we brought us some see for and show them what an explosive can
really look like. I
don't know but it was good. It was a big boom.
Surprise me Yeah. But um, um, no thing is ridiculous. troubling.
It's troubling, what's going on very troublingly Troubling Well,
I have a local story for you I went to some explanation since
you're live in Austin. And that is the the hate the hate in
Austin. Journal two years ago,
there were incidents include racist hate speech directed at
two Muslim women in an Austin cafe and a group of boys
punching a Muslim girl in New York and pulling on her hijab
it's hate or is it just boys being assholes? I'm gonna share
well
the boys being assholes I think is part two. But part one they
were apparently epithets against two Muslim women in a Austin
cafe. What did you hear? What have you heard?
I what am I learning? What are you learning? I'll have to go
out and be careful and and learn I have not heard about this. I
did not hear about was Austin. It
was Austin News.
I had not heard about this
was disappointing.
You know, all Texans are assholes. You know, this is this
is what mainstream media always says. Even though Austin could
not be more liberal and obat ish.
Oh, I know. It's very funny.
I have a clip here. I don't know what it is. Okay. It's called
Trump date.
Trump dates, okay.
Tonight, Donald Trump may be taking heat, but with Republican
primary voters, he's on the rise. That new national poll
shows him leading his closest rival by nearly 20 points. And
some of that polling done after his controversial proposed ban
of Muslims coming into the US, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu criticising the Muslim ban. And today Trump tweeting,
he's now postponing a trip to Israel saying he'll go after I
become president of the US.
I didn't want to put him under pressure. Number one.
I also did it because I'm in the midst of a very powerful
campaign. That's going very well.
But Trump could be taking a business hit his proposed ban,
leading a developer in Dubai to take down a Trump billboard
advertising a golf course that Trump is working on.
And if I lose some businesses overseas, it doesn't have any
impact on me whatsoever. What I'm doing right now, Bill is far
more important than any single business that I own.
And David tonight there is a new poll out on Trump's plan to ban
Muslims from coming into the US. That poll shows that more
Republicans support the Trump plan than oppose it.
David,
ABC is Tom Yamas with us tonight,
Tom? Thank you, Tom Yamas
yelling at us
because that's what you do when you're in mainstream media. You
get lazy Hey, I'm gonna scream at you the whole time. Geez,
there are you know, the we all have to be worried about, about
terrorism about our neighbours, our friends, our children, you
know the mantra by now. This is now showing Hey, man, we're not
we're not OSHA. We're now. Yes, true. Now we have printed lists
how to understand Bo when you see something say something what
you should do. This is from the National Enquirer which I think
a lot of people read. how to spot a terrorist. A lot of this
need National Enquirer. Yeah,
that's yeah, no, they do they show two to 3 million newsstands
at least suddenly that it's a good number
is your coworker or neighbour secretly a terrorist. You can
recognise a potential assassin with these tips. Than way, way
way Wait
There's a difference between a terrorist and an assassin.
That look, look, hear me now believe me later. This is what
people are going to take as gospel. It says assassin, you
can recognise a potential assassin with these tips from
law enforcement officials and citizen and victim advocate
groups. So this has to be official. Are you ready? Yeah,
keep close tabs on anyone who one uses language that threatens
violence or incites others to violence to possess a technical
literature such as flight manuals printed in another
language.
In French flight
manuals are all in English. This is by English
the circulation is about as little over a million okay?
Is a if the person is a foreign students tourist or business
person who remains in the US after his or her visa has
expired. Well, that's about 11 million Mexicans kensic scofflaw
is visited at home or work by a steady stream of unfamiliar cars
or people possesses a large number of weapons and or
material use suspect could be used for bomb making and wears
bulky clothing, even in weather possibly to hide bombs or
weapons. Now that's just the American version. Let's look at
the BBC
could be a his Saudi his Celtic Jew could be the BBC
says Here are the signs you need to look out for the following
could describe general teenager behaviour, but together with
other signs may mean the youth in person is being radicalised.
If you see out of character changes in dress behaviour and
changes in their friendship group, this is for your
children, they'll pay attention to your children if you're if
your child is losing interest in previous activities and
friendships. If your child is involved in secretive behaviour
and switching screens when you come near porn, the following
signs are more specific to radicalization, owning mobile
form phones or devices that you haven't given them. showing
sympathy for externalist extremist causes advocating
extremist messages, glorifying violence, accessing extremists,
literature and imagery, showing a mistrust of mainstream media
reporting and belief in the conspiracy theories. Whoa. Oh,
and for John, appearing angry about government policies,
especially foreign policy, oh, rah, rah.
That's our show. So.
So with all of this put together, I was surprised when
Dr. Drew had the following segment on his programme,
you know, who's also responsible for this is President Obama,
when that Muslim clock boy in Texas brought what looked like a
bomb to school, and Obama celebrated the boy as opposed to
the authorities who reported them when you see something you
say something, and Obama has made it politically incorrect.
It was a cloud bomb. That was a science experiment. And now it
says something.
system is working. And Obama congratulated the wrong people.
He's a bad influence.
Let me just say, let's let's look at the boy that had the
what was a toy, and he's now the people that saw something and
said something and I don't, I don't think it was, it wasn't a
good expression of the CC something, say something idea,
but now they're being sued for $15 million. So everyone's like,
Oh, I'm gonna lose my job and I get sued. I don't want to I
don't want to
the interesting point Dr. Drew makes after saying it looked
like a toy.
It looked like a toy bomb. Looked like a
bomb was meant to
look like a bomb the whole thing when you hear him exposed? Is
you exposed in great detail. The whole thing was set up by the
sister for this exact purpose and they're gonna get some money
out of it because everyone's stupid
and at the same time, and that's the part I hadn't thought
through. When you see something say something you can then be
sued. Oh, well, maybe I shouldn't see something I don't
know what to do now. Where do I see
something say something Sue something Ooh man. See something
Sue something I don't know. There's got to be a jingle in
there.
Well, if you see something sell something is our mantra. Yes.
Your Videos sell your videos yet sell sell, sell sell get the
videos away.
I just have go horizontal make sure it's horizontal. Horizontal
people they take a look at this video I made Why are you
shutting it vertically? You gotta tell these kids they don't
seem to know or understand completely wrong.
There was one little thing that happened State Department which
is kind of fun. I chopped it down to about a minute 15 with
the the other beautiful reporter on television the from RT the
one with the unpronounceable name,
gender Jane che che agenda.
That's the one she started asking questions about, you
know, about how you know about US policy about you know, What
happened? Why didn't we strongly condemned Turkey shooting down
the Russian jet boys? Now that seems a little hypocritical.
Luckily, for the woman who ordered it,
but that's what so she's not really saying that but she's
leaving the question open, that becomes apparent to John Kirby,
who just flipped out He just flipped out over this.
Essentially, the US is silent on what Turkey dead is the reason
for this silence the fact that the US is using the Incirlik
base in Turkey and doesn't want to lose access.
So here we go. This this is what you're really getting that,
look,
you've been silent about this, this situation where the US I'm
gonna give you
just one more honestly, and then that's it. Okay,
shut up. Short, go ahead.
But you have this cooperation, you have this agreement, but
when something goes wrong, the USS it's none of our business
like with what's happening with the Turkish troops
home on. Again, another ridiculous question. When have
we ever said it's none of our business? You are saying that
about what I'm saying? No, no, I'm not. I'm saying that. I'll
say it again. Okay. We want this to be worked out bilaterally
between Turkey and Iraq. And the way you're trying to twist all
this around to make it look like we're doing something nefarious
or that we're, you know, we've got some sort of inappropriate
relationships here. I mean, it's just so silly. Well, I will be
honest with you aren't embarrassed to ask these
questions. You'd have to be looking at these questions and
almost laughing to yourself, don't you? I mean, they're
absolutely crazy. Exactly. Which
question should I be embarrassed about?
You can ask me whatever you want. I'm just stunned that
you're not embarrassed by some of the questions you ask. And I
noticed that RT very rarely asks any tough questions of their own
government
and that is so interesting, because he therefore confirms
she's asking a tough question which he doesn't want to answer
and ridicules.
Instruction. That's good. I like that.
That's exactly right. Exactly what he said. Yeah. lying sack.
That's very funny. That guy is a douchebag. He is and he does
rude takes a dislike to this woman. Prop. Yeah,
she she has she does.
He does.
Does a quick one on arms. Do you have something to wrap it up?
We're getting finished? Um, well, yeah. Well, I'm
gonna go Okay, let's go back to Cup 25, or whatever it is cup
21.
cups on top.
And let's listen to this is the guy from Friends of the Earth
who's actually summarising what's really going on, and
who's really behind everything, and who's getting rich and fat,
by the whole global warming fit scam, and we should all be
ashamed of ourselves.
When you say loss and damage. Explain what that means in real
terms,
means the support for the most vulnerable, the poorest people
are already losing their lives and livelihoods. And we're going
to deal with Evergreen creasing climate impacts, largely because
of the responsibility of rich developed countries who've gone
fat and rich from carbon pollution. Gone fat and rich,
from carbon pollution from carbon pollution.
Have you gotten fat and rich? Well hold on
a second. There are people who are getting very fat and rich
from carbon pollution. Absolutely. Oil companies there.
I know where you're going. It's carbon dioxide.
It's not carbon pollution. And the President does this all the
time. It's really even did that we'd even talk about it in that
in that opening, narcissistic statement that he made about
carbon pollution is carbon dioxide. So when you say oh, the
people who who put carbon in the air they profit. Yeah. Next.
Well, there you have it. Toria Kagan Nudelman. Well, we got to
protest in Montenegro, where she was just three weeks ago and
today, Victoria Nuland Kagan Nudelman is visiting Georgia.
The Georgia not the state but
the the Georgia the country they're going to try to get that
started again.
I would say that's why she's there. Be on the lookout you
heard it here. First we track her because she is the ever evil
Victoria Kagan Nudelman new Han
Victoria Kagan Nudelman. I do have a Taliban update. Oh,
I'm glad by the leader Mullah Rasul Taliban leader Mullah
Rasul yours i has rejected the leadership of Dr. Mansoor, who
was made the successor to Mullah Omar when it was announced that
he had been dead for two years and And what moolah Rasul is
saying is that there are suspicious circumstances
surrounding the death of Mughal Omar. And he thinks that Monsoor
is lying about the circumstances of that death, even accusing him
of murdering Mullah Omar. And he accuses moolah, Qatar of being
too close to Pakistan's intelligence service, so sort of
making himself out to be more patriotic and not cooperating
with a foreign intelligence service. So fighting has broken
out in Zabul Province. Some reports say that 100 people have
been killed in this in fighting the factional fighting between
the Taliban factions.
I think I know why this kind of reporting is happening, because
we're also seeing new reports on al Qaeda that's being brought
back.
Yeah, this is not actually report. This was actually a
presentation to the Heritage Foundation. Woman, Lisa? Oh,
well,
yeah. So the Heritage Foundation, make sure that Fox
News talks about stuff.
Well, they kind of have been too successful.
The President is seeking the reauthorization of the military
use of force or use of military force from Congress. And
currently it is running on the October 7 2001. Authorization
for Use of Military Force, which is related specifically to the
Twin Towers and al Qaeda and Taliban. So right, well, ISIS
and ISIL expired. Yes, well, ISIS and ISIL is a rebranding.
Now they're starting to bring those words back those names so
that we can sell well, al Qaeda, they're still out there. And
then this this, the splinter group that splintered off became
ISIS and ISIL. It's a big shitshow John is just
incredible.
Well, that's why we do our show.
While I have one last thing and it comes accompanied with an
email if you're up for it, hi, hello, Adam curry. I've been a
big fan of the show for over a year now as a freshman in high
school. I love hearing this as a freshman in high school. I am
exposed to a lot of propaganda and mind control. You keep me
sane. I have no money to donate. And even if I did no Pay Pal,
Shari. However, today I was shown this clip during school. I
thought it was a gem that's a Dvorak ism right there nice.
Anyway, this isn't nice. You corrupt the children. I thought
it was a Gen. Anyway. Thank you for everything. If you have any
questions about today's high school, I volunteer if I could
only punch more people in the mouth cheers a future slave. No,
you're not a future slave. Quite the opposite because what are
the what beautiful thinking beautiful thinking from from a
young person to say boy, this is propaganda. This is bullcrap.
And then you sent me the clip and it's better if you watch it
but it'd be very easy to explain what you're seeing this is about
North Korea and and their nuclear programmes are just all
their weaponry intended to sow incredible fear about this crazy
nation who can kill everybody. And this is being shown to
freshmen in high school. And when you see the video it's it's
one of those that CNN does. I think it's part of the digital
lab. So someone else probably paid for this is not a report
that I've ever seen on television. It is the digital
side only. And every single word every statistic the woman in the
in the report mentions this huge letters come up on the screen,
you know that like the full big font? Yeah, that covers the
entire screen.
72 points.
North Korea loves to threaten all out war times a high tension
the regime makes that threat multiple times a week. But could
they do it? Do they have the firepower to back those fiery
threats? What does the military in the Hermit Kingdom look like?
Remember, this has shown this high school students to scare
the shit out of them.
boots on the ground. They have 1.2 million active soldiers 7.7
million in the reserve army. If you're doing the math, that is 9
million soldiers. It is a massive army. The conventional
weapons they'd be using though, are old artillery forces. North
Korea has 8600 artillery cannons that big, big,
big words at 600. They've got 9 million
is a lot of them. But reason why is that they are cheap. The
weapons though do have limited range. Tanks. 4300 of them on
North Korean tanks date back to the Soviet era also old fighter
jets 120 of them. These fighter jets are extremely old. They're
linked to the USS Vietnam era fighter jets. Oh one you UAS F
16 could take down a large number of North Korean fighters
at once. Oh, there's submarines. North Korea has approximately 70
of them. They are very old as well. Now here's where they are
effective. They could transport special forces into South Korea.
Be afraid of the submarines with Special Forces pooping out the
back of them, which is why they're gonna dock and the guy's
gonna jump out or go through the torpedo tube as my favourite
through the torpedo tube gets us
to Special Forces. North Korea has approximately 200,000
soldiers and the Special Forces. troops aren't cheap, but these
troops are highly affected. They aren't very dangerous. They can
travel in a small squad so they're hard to detect and they
could carry in chemical weapons. West chemical weapons are most
worrisome they are difficult to detect difficult to track
remember
freshman in high school
North Korea has an unknown number of chemical weapons. One
small chemical weapon released here in the heart of Seoul could
do untold damage on the population. Missiles, the ones
you
do I don't know if I need to continue. You get the ideas
corny you get the 15 year olds Yeah, they need this as
bullcrap.
I went back and forth on the email was anyway that clip was
shown. Additionally, the students but additionally,
additionally, students as a part of the presentation, also had a
slideshow about how Trump was like Hitler. I argued with the
teacher that what Trump wanted to do keep Muslims out was in
fact not unconstitutional. Not yet is in fact not
unconstitutional. The teacher is no longer fond of me.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, it made it a mistake.
Well, tell tell these children what to do with these kids,
these young adults, what should you be doing?
Take it in? Yeah, give them take careful notes. Send us stuff
like that what you did a kind of agree with everything and then
then kind of lead them along so you can get the better material
from them because they're all crazy. And you know, lockstep
Obama bots. And they have and they've been they pretty much
did it once in a while. And only once in a while. Don't do this
all the time. This is what gets you in trouble once in a while,
trip them up with some like, like, some quizzical question,
because you've been baffled by some contradiction. Ah, good one
and you go you know, that's I agree with you on everything.
But this one thing bothers me You said this. And then you said
that? I just need an explanation. I mean, I, whatever
is fine. Just why'd you say this? Then you said that. And
that's the only thing you can really do. That's any fun. The
otherwise just get yourself in trouble. But look for
contradictions and then call them out on him in a very
pleasant manner. Yes. And
if you ever need any, any help, you can always email John Ryan.
We'll be happy to try. We're happy to happy to help out. And
with that, I do believe we need to end the show.
too. Long. winded way, way over. Yeah.
There you go. The less you give us the longer we go. It's
perfect.
Which is what a lot of people don't want.
I haven't gotten too many complaints about that recently.
But the way
he would you hear is I can't listen to the show anymore. It's
too long and I don't commute anymore. Okay. That's main
thing. I got more Hillary clips. I can use them next time.
Yeah. Let's see. I got some stuff to some for Big Pharma
stuff. That'd be fun. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You know, for gun
disease, that kind of stuff. Simple, simple, disease.
Teenager live on the stream. And of course, we happy to be back
with you soon. Coming to you from downtown Austin, the
capital of the drone Star state here in FEMA Region six. In the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where it's cleared up.
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