As the bomb as the cats but Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday
December 27 2015. Time once again via Gitmo nation media
assassination episode seven eight. This is no agenda against
broadcasting live from the capital the drone Star state of
the region six here in downtown Austin Jay Haas in the morning
everybody.
I'm Adam curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where we're
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What kind of products are we
officially licenced? Did we did we I just had to put this cold
in here so I put a hood a hoodie on yeah from now I understand
North Dakota and it's somes jabbed me in the neck. This damn
tag is it says officially licenced licenced collegiate
product. No, there
you go. This is how we start the show.
Everything has to be licenced these guys can't do their own t
shirt or their own sweatshirts. Hey, you know if North Dakota
State rocks,
lots of people make no agenda T shirts and other swag. Yeah,
they do. Yeah, well, they should put on that officially licenced
just for the fun of it, even though it's not just put it
on there. Yeah, we officially approve you putting it on.
Whether it's licenced or not. Yes. Until Until it's offensive
and we tell you it's not officially approved.
How's the weather there?
The weather is kind of overcast and grey.
You know we've had we had a some pretty bad weather here in Texas
last night.
It drizzled
the tornadoes and flooding in the Greater Dallas area killed
at least eight people on Saturday after a severe storm
system hit the area. Authorities say five of the casualties were
reported in Garland northeast of downtown Dallas where a tornado
struck vehicles along the highway emergency responders
said overnight that others were still feared missing.
This is not good. Still feared missing? Who's gonna who's to
developing this style of announcing
that is that's Reuters. One of the few organisations
they don't know what they're doing. Nevermind. Yeah, you
know, and I do like it which can you stop for a second? You're
nowhere near Dallas?
No, I'm not a
tornado hit Sacramento and I kind of reported it as though
it's
so okay.
You're living the life the leisure you're like in Pella
I said, Texas. I didn't say Austin I said we've had bad
weather in Texas. It just skirted above Austin. It just
skirted above awesome bull What is your problem? It's been
started this morning you sent me an email like why are you
telling me this? Why do I need this information?
I said that yeah, because why are you telling me this? I don't
care
that's how I knew that you were going to be a douche this
morning. I what happened? You go to bed late did you get up on
the wrong side of the bed?
I did I fell on the floor. Okay,
well let's I just want to ease into some weather conversation
why I asked you first you know we have this are talking about
the weather. God system this is gonna be just you know, I helped
me off baby stuff. You go.
What is that? Sorry, guy off. This is the half dude.
Don't hassle the Hoff all right.
Don't hassle the half.
I got a couple of I was hoping you're telling me about your
Christmas gifts.
Well, I was going to I was just kind of easing into it because
we had a storm a people died last night. It's not like it's
it's Texas pretty open. And I was going to ease into say
I'll give you credit. I'll give you credit. I thought it was
weird that there'd be a tornado anywhere around Dallas.
There happen all the time around Dallas. I didn't know Oh, God.
Like last year there were semi trucks being blown into the air.
Oh, who knew? Well, before I do know this, there's a funny thing
that I apparently there was a tornado that came into Fort
Worth once and twisted one of the buildings and now the
buildings abandoned. They can't tear it down because it'll wreck
some of the buildings.
Oh, that? I don't know. Yeah. But I do know this morning, CBS
News had a conversation about I think it was oriented around
California because of the El Nino that everyone keeps talking
about if the weather changes accordingly. But what was nice
this morning is that I don't know how they can get away with
saying that weather is not climate change, or I thought it
was I'm very confused. But
Can these alarming weather events also be blamed on climate
change? Scientists say not so fast.
Oh, maybe climate change adds a couple more warmer days or makes
the warmest temperatures a little bit warmer. I don't think
you can just say that because it's a warming world. We're
Seeing your record warm December, we might be enhancing
the normal pattern that would have happened anyway by a little
bit.
I'm confused and don't know what changed
in the store. I
don't know what to think now. This is no good. Yeah, I'll tell
you about my Christmas presents. Okay, I received a lot of
alcoholic related presents
aka Hall related briquettes a hint
now that I think about it,
Hi, I'm David Hasselhoff.
Yeah, I got a I got a whole bunch of cool stuff. I got to
brought our girls over here so we on Christmas Eve after the
show. So we had a little almost like a family celebration.
Did you have a tree? Yeah. Is it a real tree?
It's a real tree.
Yeah, get it out of there. There's things are flammable.
I do not park the hoverboard under the tree. That would be
not what happened
he it just hasn't been reported yet. But there's got to be a few
hoverboards that were parked under trees caught on fire
caught the house on fire burned the place to the ground. Yeah,
I'm sure. I'm so sure.
Merry Christmas. Yeah.
I got a martini making stuff with glasses and then silver
toothpicks and I got to fit with fantastic.
Bourbon over a toothpick.
It's for the olives, John. Oh, it's for the olives makes it
look well that's pretty decadent. To totally Deccan. I
was making martinis all Christmas. hammered.
I'll be having a martini with a silver to
get other nice things. Yeah, I'm not going to tell you. You just
gonna be mean about my gifts.
Here's I will be right. Don't tell me anything.
How about your gift, John, what did you get? I got
a bunch of sound effects. Oh, those kids including this one
which I was always thinking of buying this I seen it. I've seen
it at the Big Five and some of these sporting good places. And
I'm very disappointed in it. I think Jay got me this
Oh, well that's Don't Don't be saying that she'll be she'll
feel bummed out if you tell her
no, I mean I think she would know i No one has ever heard
this thing before I maybe I'm doing it wrong. But this is a
dear male dear buck. Call.
This is for your hunting excursions Yes.
If you go hunting, you use this but you have somebody who goes
hunting and actually uses this thing and gets it to work. Yeah,
I'd like to know the make what would you do is I suppose the
short bursary for one thing and stretches out the gate you can
get different notes and get like or if you stretch it, it gets
deeper. Yeah,
I think that the deer they hit a lot. Do you have a is there a
hissing sound on that? Well, they have a history of those.
I've never heard a deer like that.
Well, there's one guy apparently they make a little grunting
sound to get the female. I don't know what the point sound like
the Aflac commercial. Aflac. Aflac. Yeah. So there's that.
And then I got a mouse noise, which is supposed to sound like
a mouse is like a mouse call. I haven't seen any mice gum.
Oh, that's a really good one.
And I think there's some pitches in the middle that I can't hear.
But have you ever seen it or heard a mouse chirp
my tool that my toy that I got actually has cocaine delivered
to your front door on the off pop view that it shows up?
Towards the hearth using a bucket when he made those
recording?
It's one of those little keychains with buttons on it.
You know what
it is? Well, I got a keychain with by No, it's not a keychain.
It's like a noisemaker. And here's a few of the sounds that
it gives you. God Okay. There's a bunch of them. Very nice. That
was very nice. And then I get normal things like Polycom
speakerphone, which I need in the kitchen. Giant one but the
small ones
actually spent some time yesterday. Tina with the keeper.
I can't remember how it came up. But you know, she's just kind of
getting into the Clinton body count and all this stuff of the
it's a little eye opening for anybody. Oh, yeah. And I had
heard about this thing called the guy from this documentary
from 1994 called the Clinton Chronicles, which you can find
on YouTube. I gotta link in the show notes. You can probably
find it on on Netflix as well. Larry Nichols.
Oh, yeah, he's the guy Yeah,
so this guy is still around. Yeah. Which is
shocking if he asked me
It's outrageous that he's alive. So the the Clinton Chronicles it
was pretty good. Even even though it was all metal thing.
There's an updated version of that he comes in and guy's
gotten really old since 1994. But the things that were
interesting that because he's, you know, he's around today, I
think he was on the seed man show or something, which kind of
tells you something there. And he says, you know, if Hillary
becomes president, here's the plan. And we may have discussed
this. But according to him, the plan is because he used to work
for the Clintons. Bill will first become the ambassador to
the United Nations, which he can appoint. And I'm sure he would
sail through the Senate. That shouldn't be a problem. But then
it's just a hop, skip and a jump to become the Secretary General
of the United Nations.
Yeah, we've talked about this. You right. Can you imagine
ability
if you have Hillary Clinton, President of the United States
and Bill Clinton, Secretary of General Secretary General, the
United Nations? Yeah, I mean, they'd own the world.
Pretty much well, then the Kagan's obviously. So I went to
see the Star Wars movie.
I was just gonna finish up one thing, I'm Bill Clinton.
Well, I'm gonna I'm just I was just teasing this. Okay. I just
want to mention to people so you don't tune out. Okay. So if I
keep going, and hope Arkansas were a fire early
this morning damage the birthplace of former President
Bill Clinton. Investigators are now calling it arson. The blaze
caused minimal damage to the back of the house a home
designated as a National Historic Site. Police say they
could smell an accelerant at the scene. In addition, police found
the homes door and walkway spray painted with graffiti. Mr.
Clinton lived in a house with his mother and maternal
grandparents until he was four years old. So having watched
the graffiti what kind of report is this? Thank
you very much for asking. Because I saw the pictures and I
saw the graffiti and it had the number 55 spray painted of the
walkway and on the side of the house
5555. Okay, go on. You must know the reference. Well,
there's a couple of references. Mainly people consider 50 fives
to be the that. So two fives be the angel numbers. Okay. Number
as the India I know as the energies and attributes of
number five are doubled, amplified and reinforced. Number
55 carries the vibrations of adventure and versatility. But
don't you think that makes the double nickels and the dimes?
5510? Which 10? Is
it times 10?
is five times No, I'm thinking 10 is five plus five and 55. And
you got four, four of these fives on there
are 5555 5555 I think is the way to go. Yeah. So these are known
as Angel numbers. But also as well, along with that whom I've
just did all the research that I could find. It's it's a
religious thing, really. And if someone gives you the 55 sign,
it typically means give up and move on. What's the
55 sign for us?
You just hold up two feet. It's so new no agenda gang sign? No
are you like flash your fingers and I just hold up all five
fingers on each hand.
But that means Hands up, don't shoot.
Who knows what it means? Well, also the kids these days, and
you might want to check that with your millennials because my
Millennials clearly not trustworthy. That it is also a
quick text message. abbreviation for ha ha Why not quite sure.
Wow, that works.
I don't know how that works either. I've never heard that
that. I'll ask it the next.
Next, you know, we all I also made her watch the Boystown
documentary. We haven't talked about that. And she's
watch. I'm surprised that thing is that it's been dubbed Oh, so
it's horrible fashion dubbing. Anyone who worked in the
business before digital, people would copy copies and then
they'd copy the copy.
Then this still has the time cutting hairs. And this has the
time code below and it's all distorted and twisty. And it's
horrible. The one that we used to be on video on Google Video
before they removed it. And I recall that we asked everyone to
download it and re upload it to YouTube. I just got a really
crappy version. But it was it's still just crazy when you when
you see this documentary story, oh my god, what it's called.
Essentially, it's not actually called the Boystown documentary.
It's called something else. It's a must watch.
There's another one that is is. It's not as horrific as the
Boystown conspiracy of silence. That's what it's called. Right.
And it had never had the government involved. It
had all the way to the White House.
The there was a thing that I can't I've never got to cut the
name of it. I can't seem to find it, but somebody out there can
find it. Hopefully, it's documented by Kern County and
how they started it accusing everybody that goes to yes
California's ever they started accusing everybody of being
paedophiles. Oh another fancy car at the end of the train.
This was a dark grey a dark green observation car. Can
I can I make a suggestion that I stopped doing that? No, no, I
think what you should do is you should set up a little camera on
a tripod Do you can snap it. What do you think of the
collection of private rail cars? You could
put together the on this particular train? What time is
it? It is 920? Yeah, it comes in around 930.
Explain again what these are because people are mystified. I
used to be mystified until you the third time you explained it.
About what the private private car
yeah, yeah, you could there's a big In fact, you can look up the
American private railroad car association or something like a
P. R Rs, you know, a, something like that. And they have some of
these chords, you can rent these cars. But
this is what we've talked about. And some of them are leaving
some of our junk. I mean, it's just like, Are you kidding me?
It looks like it inside of a 1955 trailer. But some of them
are fixed up. So they're exactly the same as they were in 1929.
Or they will Pullman cars are fantastic. And there's hundreds
of them that around the country. And they you could attach them
to any train you want. Or the train company or the
transportation company will give you a quote, If you want to go
from San Francisco to St. Louis, in your own private car, they'll
route your car and they'll put it on different trains and
you'll be hauled back there. Generally speaking they route
they like to route on passenger trains do they also
do do they do the railways who pull you do they also do
catering and not hot waitresses? I
know you got your own your closed system.
Yeah, it's a P r c o.com. American Association of Private
rail car owners.
Right. And so you had some of these guys, by the way, some of
these owners they're like they're like car collectors.
They have five or six of these cars sometimes and then they fix
them up they charter a car
okay. But let's see we want a charter one is a war in Texas is
one in Texas. Okay.
I think there's a couple of Texas collectors but they don't
all charter the cars they've made it just keep them
now this is the charter page. Oh my god, this is beautiful. Ah,
oh wow. This is one step up seats
to an elegant dining room. Well, this is a couple of steps up.
Get rid of that Airstream let's just rent these suckers. The
upstairs dome features lounge seating for up to 18 guests and
dining for 12 Rich Honduras mahogany with plush carpeting
and new upholstery observation platform with track lights for
nighttime viewing and throwing your wife off for the trade.
Excellent. Friendly crew includes executive chef
preparing meals on board interior completely refurbished
in 2013. Nice. Yeah, that's that's that's where our Grand
Duke meet up one day. Yeah, that would be the thing. We just go
across the country picking up Dukes. Picking up the Dukes.
We'll call it the Duke Express. That's, that's possibly do the
show from the car.
All these things are possible.
Okay. You get right on that.
Yeah, I'm on now as I see the car go by, and then I'll report
next Sunday. I've been another one. Okay. Anyway, if I knew
anything really about it, I wouldn't be able to identify the
cars, just like Trainspotting. You'd see the car go by and I'd
go oh, oh, that's that guy in Texas. That's his car. That kind
of thing. I can't do that. Just
it is the ultimate accessory. Trump should have one of those.
actually surprised he
doesn't even pay you. We don't know that he does.
I mean, this flying around like a madman in these situations and
all the negative stuff thrown at him. Well,
with the Clintons on the opposite side. It's just you
know, the body count of the Clintons amongst their friends.
Is suicide is very high and aviation incidents. Very
unfortunate. These aviation accidents.
Trump's a chopper a lot. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Here's a clip
Clinton and another movie assertion about Trump.
John Karl with us now live from the White House and John back to
Hillary Clinton. And what she said at the ABC debate that ISIS
is using videos of Donald Trump campaign sorry.
I think we've heard this, but the ISIS videos played anyway,
it's almost done
and provided that video. The Clinton campaign has provided no
direct evidence we did backup the allegation
data we discussed
ran that one so I did catch a different one though. This is on
democracy. Now. They they actually blasted Hillary for
some reason but they don't like care. They don't like Trump.
They don't like Hillary they like Bernie ran. So they would
do a negative repo before
before you continue the Larry Nichols guy. Yeah, he i because
when I'm searching around for other stuff and a recent
interview, he said that the that Hillary or the Clintons know
that in order to win, you need to be the underdog. And of
course, we know Bernie Sanders is the natural underdog. And you
could even give O'Malley a little bit of underdog status a
little bit. Dark Horse,
duck pony, I don't know about horse. But horse but but he said
that the Clintons they are so smart about these things that
they that's why they had the New York Times released the
information about her emails, you recall, we we deconstructed
that that the New York Times really was, you know, complicit
in this. And we believed initially that it was probably
to cover up a lot of news that was brewing about the donations
to the Clinton Global Initiative. But the Nichols
pretty well covered up what Nicole says is that they create
that themselves to have to be able to push her down into a
form of underdog status.
Well, it hasn't worked.
It's with people, I think, with people like the Democracy Now
crew who do not like Hillary, but I think those people end up
voting for her personally.
Yeah, I agree. So that they have no other choice. They're robots.
So
with the base with the base, I think that you know, they love
when, if there's nothing she sat there for 18 hours and they vote
go through and she all she's all she's being ripped to shreds,
but there's nothing that can't find anything. It could be just
a brilliant strategy.
Well, it could be. Now the thing that's in this report, there's a
new term that cropped up, which I just think is dynamite. Okay.
Oh, is it a show title worthy? Maybe? Yeah, actually. All
right. In the DN Hillary clip,
yep. And candidate Hillary Clinton sparked criticism for
her of her own on Tuesday after her campaign website posted a
list of quote, seven ways Hillary Clinton is just like
your abuela 1000s of Latinos quickly took to Twitter to list
the ways Hillary Clinton was not just like their grandmother,
both the hashtags not me. Abuela and not my abuela quickie went
viral as people denounced what they saw as, quote, Hispanic
during by the Clinton campaign, as they put it, many drew
attention to the funding Clinton's campaign received from
private prison corporations, with government contracts to run
for profit detention centres for undocumented immigrants. Others
drew attention to Clinton statements on CNN last year
calling for the US to send back children fleeing violence in
Central America who've reached the US border.
is spending.
That's a good one. I like that. Oh, I got a report that came in
this morning somehow from Yahoo, Australia. So Bernie Sanders,
and this this database access thing that that was supposed to
die away, I guess. Yeah. According to Bernie Sanders, the
guy who he had to fire who looked into the Clinton campaign
donor list when somehow that became available in in the
database in the from the company NGP van, and we already know
there's a direct connection, the founder of that company is used
to be a Clinton insider Brennan probably still is. But here's
the interesting thing. This guy. This is named Josh Jarecki. He's
the one who got fired. He was a consultant, who was recommended
by the DNC and into NGP van. They hired him based upon
recommendation from the company that runs the database and the
Democratic National Committee.
That's interesting. Well, that's reeks. reeks does it reeks?
Unbelievable. Ah, yeah,
I didn't know that. Well, they saw this guy's picture and he
looks just like a classic kind of a bad hacker with a beard.
And that Nick beard.
John dvorak.org is the email address. So yeah, and that is,
of course, severely underreported but not reported.
Well, Australia's Yahoo News site is where where I found
this. It was reported.
Yeah, well, you know, if you find something to seed guy But
talking about doesn't really mean as reported. But Yahoo News
in Australia is pretty.
That's an impressive report. But it's anyway. The point being, if
something like this happens, and you know, the circle is
complete, the dots are easily connected. Clinton insider
running the show, he says, oh, try this guy out this guy does
you know, he's like a Trojan horse. Then he said, Okay, oh
boy, and he might not have even seen the database. Who knows?
You could be bullshitting. It could be one of those guys. No.
I mean, seriously. What do they know about technology?
I got me. So let's talk about Star Wars.
Oh, I have not seen Star Wars, obviously. I would say Force
Awakens is the title
of The Force Awakens. It is what I thought it was. I read a bunch
of hold on John, stop, stop for a second.
I think maybe it would be more interesting. If the way you
review the movie, you could convince me to actually go see
it. Do you think that's possible? No. Well, then hold
on. Let me get my beer and then I'll just listened to you.
Alright, go ahead.
It is a formula. That's what I just showed us all right.
The review of Star Star Wars The Movie. All right.
I first I've read all the negative reviews before
I went to see it to get in the mood. Yeah.
And the best review which I think people should take with
him when they go see the movie. They haven't seen it already.
It's they're running a lot in this movie. They're running and
running and running and running. There's
a lot of running
so a lot of running
that way. Isn't there a hot new girl in the in the cast?
Yeah, this is the girl that that did that interview. I sent you
the link to
the Oh, the coke. The Coke had the coke. That one that one?
She's cute. Oh, she's
very cute. She's really she's a pleasant actress. She really is.
Pleasant. She's pleasant. She's good. She's she's not a crappy
actress. She's a good actress. I mean, for all you need. And
Daisy. Daisy is really, really right. And she is very, she fits
the role should be great. And what role does she play? She
plays the heroine. The damsel in distress.
Somehow Princess Leia she's not princess she no layers in the
movie. She's now the general and everybody says another thing.
Oh, this movie is just about how why we should elect Hillary. Why
you just got it. Oh, what? Yeah, I got a note from one of our
nights today. But one of our producers who said I saw the
movie. It's just a pull motion for a Hillary. So we discussed
it. We had JC his wife, Mimi, myself. J We're all sitting
around afterwards doing a post mortem on the movie. J The
youngest of the group. Yes. hated it. hated it. She hated it
because it was quote unquote, boring. I didn't think it was
boring. Me me, man. She could take it or leave it she didn't
think much I
can hardly believe me me sat through the whole thing.
I'm surprised she went
she must really love you guys.
So but it's it was very I thought it was entertaining. It
was exactly the same as Episode Four the original 1977 movie
with just a few little twists here and there. But it started
off the same it was the same story it was a reboot. And it
was a good reboot I thought it worked out well and there was a
lot of says not a lot of CG there was there was for that
movie think there'd be more that they still use a lot of models.
They did it the old fashioned way. And when they blew stuff up
they used you know, they real real dynamite right? Yeah, real
dynamite and it makes a difference. It really looks like
something's blowing up. It doesn't look like these phoney
things that you see in like, Transformers or whatever. I see
a lot of CG and it's faster and cheaper apparently to do it this
way. The CG guys are just over the top with their expenses.
Computer guys now the movie itself. I don't know if you want
to see it if you're not if you haven't seen them all.
No, I have AC I've not even seen the Empire Strikes Back so
Okay, well, you shouldn't go No. JC said that. He thought it was
good because he would already brought himself to the point of
maximum disappointment by watching the those prequels that
they did which were terrible. And this was so far above that
in terms of quality. There are plot holes all over the place.
There's too much running or running and running and running.
Just constantly.
I can just I can, John C. Dvorak says too much running now. Now
the forest really good.
In fact, at one point near the end of the movie, Daisy Ridley,
who plays a woman called Ray, who has
to try and just snort the car know
that she uses cocaine. But if you look at this thing, this
clip that was an interview of her she seemed kind of hammered.
And at the end, she was suddenly, when confronted with
something minor, she runs, she runs out and says running just
because hey, hey, we've gone five minutes without any
running, create a scene and have a running?
I think, John, I think, because I watched two movies on
Christmas. I watched over Christmas Eve, after everybody
went home and I wasn't tired yet. No. Okay. I watched The
Martian. And I watched Mad Max the new Mad Max. I think those
two combined equal the Star Wars, whatever it's
called. I'm sorry. Fury Road. Yeah, exactly. That's a good
movie.
Well, I think those two combined with the running and running and
the driving in the desert and the explosions and then the
boredom of the Martian movie. What is that? Why? Who are
people crazy? This is not a good movie. And I didn't think so.
This is Matt Damon in New Mexico for two hours. It's terrible. Do
you put those together and then you have kind of like a Star
Wars experience?
Little bit except there's a bunch of low spoil I could. I
was talking about this. Whatever. I think I'm gonna tell
him the spoilers. Because there's spoilers in his movie.
There's like three of them three or four things that go what?
And, and you feel it's your job to spoil.
You know how I feel about spoilers. I think I've said this
before I don't love Oh, spoiler alert. Don't all spoiler. I
don't care if somebody tells me what happened. I know what I
know. I know what I know what the spoiler is. I know. She's a
guy. Exactly. I didn't realise this. But you're right.
It's always the same spoiler. All the way back to Madame
Butterfly.
She's a guy. That's the original spoiler. That one and he's dead.
Though, what was it we saw Love Actually, it was that last night
though with Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson, where he writes
a play about him where he dies. Inside spa, it's a great movie.
But there's a couple of spots. I won't bring. I mean, people ya
you.
Oh, come on. Just do it. I'm not going to watch it anymore. Okay.
I stopped the show. Here's this is instead of calling it a
spoiler, call it the official John C. Dvorak Star Wars hip
kit. So if you want to be hip,
you'll be able to say when I have to go to the movie,
exactly. So just
give me the spoiler. So it sounds like I'm on the inside.
Like I want to talk about
Yeah, hip hip thing. Okay. All right. People can turn that off
the podcast right now. First of all, the new evil guy the new
Darth Vader, who's looks like a British. He looks like a
Cumberbatch type character looks nothing like apparently Han Solo
and, and the general Carrie Fisher. I can't remember good,
good, whatever their name was her name Obi Wan, lanky Leila,
whatever.
Princess Leia.
That's the the mom and dad of this character.
So Leah and I had sex with Darth. No, it's for
Harrison Ford. Oh, with Han how this guy got the power to be
another Darth Vader is a huge plot hole to me. Right. So
So what would be like, Wow, can you believe she did it with him?
Is that what I would say?
You might Okay. Number two. Number two, Han Solo gets
killed.
Okay, gets and this parent is real would note. So could I say?
Do you think they'll bring him back in the next one?
Exactly. You can do that because he's stabbed by his son. And
then he falls over the side into a pit.
So you can also say, Wow, who needs kids?
Yes, there's that. Okay.
I'm just helping everybody out here. This is fantastic. You can
go it because Yeah. And then it'll be toe to toe with a kid
like like a with a kid like Han Solo's kid who needs kids?
And so you'd got that's a good gag you can use that and then of
course he falls over but you don't know for you didn't get to
actually see him expire or burn.
That's why we can also say You think I'll bring him back?
Probably I'll bring him back. Right? We didn't really see it.
You could
do that. Okay, good. And then the bad guy who's who's
everybody? I read all the reviews and all the positive
reviews. I read a lot of those. And they also Oh, he's the best
evil villain ever I've ever I've ever and he sucks once
Numbers good about him. What is number three? Give me number
three.
Number three is that the girl Daisy Ridley, who plays Ray has
a divorce within her first shot again for some unknown reason.
Yeah, again,
John John Don't you know we all really have the force
plate? Yes the plot holes a plot hole. So they she has a sword
fight with the other guy was sword. Yeah, with the
lightsabers. Yeah. And I always when I brought up is gonna be a
fight like that fat kid that's on YouTube that's
over. Yeah, we know that poor kid. Yeah.
Anyway, there's somebody said one of the I think Jays or
somebody told me about the kid that would happen afterwards.
He's now a lawyer. And he fights against online bullying
when I need the spoiler thing.
Okay, she beats him. And it looks like he's gonna die. But
he but didn't earthquake cabinets and a big crack between
the two of them occurs and that separates the two of them. The
chasm in the earth. That makes sense. So we don't want
Okay, okay. Well, this is this is easy one. You say? Man, we
all know girls can't fight well with a lightsaber. That was bull
crap.
So you could say that if you wanted to. girl, she's so she
kicks his butt in some could play golf and thinks chops his
arm off. And he's fighting, you know, one legged jumping up and
down, it was kind of silly. And he's got to imagine it like
this. Meanwhile, they all somehow blow up this giant
planet, which is 10 times bigger than the Death Star but somehow
can harness the energy of the nearby sun and use it as a death
ray. And to blow up the planet that all the rebels are on and
then they blow up that plan just before it five seconds. By the
way, five seconds to go. There's five seconds, boom. Just in time
blow up. Alright, and everybody you know, and then by the way,
the Darth Vader character was left on the planet bleeding, and
the planet blew up. So there's two strikes against him
surviving. But we don't know. It was it was fast enough moving.
They had a cute little robot that rolls around. And
apparently they're going to do a bunch of these two trilogies.
They're going to Disney is going to milk this franchise, of
course, like nothing we've ever seen and Abrams at least got her
off to a good start. I thought it was reasonable. Okay, so it
was a good movie. I mean, I thought was a good movie. I saw
it on the monsters. Like it's like an IMAX
screen. Okay, so just to recap, for those of you who have no
desire to see it, but kind of want to be hit. I can't read my
handwriting. What was the thing about oh, Chabad kid, no, Darth
Vader? Princess Leia and Han Solo? They have sex?
Yeah, apparently. Okay. And now we're still wondering, there was
a big discussion when I was brought everybody to the house
to cook. There was a big discussion going on about where
this array girl came from. Why was she related enough to
somebody she's related to? She's gonna be somebody's brother or
sister or something like that. We don't know. Oh, man. This
again this all is the original movie. rehashed? Kind of what
swap a few ideas here and there and they even oh, here's the
real killer there's two things that I observed one by the way,
if you're epileptic don't go see the movie. I think the opening
scenes of the movie give anybody a fit to How did you know these
guys these these these storm troopers they were all this this
white outfit and they looked all nasty. It seems as though a pea
shooter or kill these guys. Every shot that hits one of them
kills them. What good is all this armour? I don't know man.
And the last thing is they had the bar scene again the sale
No. Yeah. Okay, I'm done. response from the chat room.
There was a response in the chat. Oh, yeah, there's some was
funny.
You M F CoQ essing son of bitch bastards. I was waiting for the
crowds to die down before going to see this movie. Now. You
spoil that fu you too bald, decrepit eight holes. God effing
dammit fu you shit kicking stinky horse manure smelling em.
ephors I love Star Wars. Now you effing ruined it. You ruined
it. We ruin it. Now, let me ask you a question there in the chat
room. If I ruined it, why do people go see it over and over?
Stop. John, let's just stop. Let's just stop. Okay. Let's
just stop. Thank you very much. I appreciate the report.
Okay. All right.
While you were doing that I was at home watching television
trying to find anything I could, trying to deconstruct the media.
Everybody's on vacation is all prepackaged garbage? I did
luckily find. I know it's late this year, because we really
have not been promoting dead children enough. We've had a lot
of dead children, but just not from the flu. And, you know,
every year around Christmas time, usually a little bit
earlier. You know, the network's get together and they have to
promote the flu shot. And NBC This is the woman who went to
West Africa and then came back and she ignored the Ebola
quarantine. Do you remember that? She was just hanging out
in New Jersey?
Yeah, yeah. on her bicycle bike.
Yeah, this the NBC girl. So this was a seven minute report trying
to scare parents into getting the flu shot for their children.
And I applied some of the John C Dvorak speed up editing
techniques. Flu
season is upon us and a Florida family spent Christmas Day here
at the intensive care unit at this hospital. Their daughter
was perfectly healthy until the flu attacked her heart. Oh,
Gemma patello was a completely healthy four year old little
girl and now she's fighting for her life in this intensive care
unit because of flu
diagnosis you just have to look back then just have to
appreciate this four and a half years that we had with her.
And that's when Leila and Alex say they got their Christmas
miracle. Sudden on Sunday, Gemma's heart started to beat
again. No one can explain why some healthy children like Gemma
get so desperately ill from the flu. Did you ever get a flu
shot?
Oh, never. Because we're we're stupid. I couldn't think of the
flu as a serious illness.
But now they do. Have this little girl who dreams of being
a doctor when she grows up. Have a message to other parents
now just wait for this big closing finish. Get
your child vaccinated for the flu. Gemma is doing better but
she's still not out of the woods yet. Now. Every year children do
die of the flu and it's not too late to get a flu shot this
season.
Every year children do die. It's unbelievable. These people just
terrorising people.
It's shameless shameless terrorising,
is terrorising. It is shameless. The hit truly is shameless.
Unbelievable.
But as his drug story going around is another one they're
going after. It's about time they did, but they won't do it.
Right.
Okay, which one is this? This will be no I know, Doug scam.
Yeah, I'm just wondering what it is you want to set it up?
Well, it's the disappearance. Well, they actually it's well,
this is a story that was in the New York Times that brought the
reporter on this was under News Hour on PBS. And they brought
this one out to explain this about a drug that was
essentially free for a while and they've come there's a new scam
going around with these little drug companies ago and looking
for public domain drugs that they can reapply for.
Yeah. And they buy the Google they buy the company's
company, and then they jack up the price. And this is an
element of that.
And getting it approved getting it special status under this
law. And so that gets them seven years of market monopoly, which
is actually a very, very long period of time for the drug
industry. You wrote in the New York
Times about a particular drug that was designed to help
patients suffering from Lambert Eaton myasthenic syndrome, tell
us about that drug and about how that
fits into what we're talking about here. So the drug it's so
it's a neuromuscular disorder, people who have the disease have
trouble walking, many are confined to beds or wheelchairs,
the drug is extremely effective. And it's also quite old. The
original work that was put into developing it happened in in the
UK, in the earliest traces I could find a bit were in France
and Scotland in the 1970s. And essentially, what's happened is,
the drug has been effectively given away for free to patients
since the early 1990s, by sort of an unusual drug company, a
little family owned drug company in New Jersey called Jake Abbas.
That was the situation for many years. And what's happened is
that a publicly traded company, you know, Wall Street traded
company has sort of swept in and seen that the drug did not have
FDA approval, and decided to get it approved under this special
this special law. So basically kind of racing racing to
approval and essentially taking the drug off the market for
patients that currently are getting it for free and starting
to charge what most market analysts think we'll probably be
about $100,000 a year exorbitant costs.
Now, who controls this? I know, this is the FDA, but maybe it's
also the market. And maybe these drug companies have the right to
charge what the market will bear.
So when this is a really good question, and this sort of gets
to the, I mean, effectively they do it's not illegal. The FDA
when it decides how, you know, when it decides what drugs to
approve, doesn't look at price, that's not something that it
considers it's not
surely John, in this report, they brought up that the the
problem is the insurance companies who are you know,
willingly willing participants in this scam? Surely that was
brought up in the conversation.
It never has so, so effectively, you know, the United States is
really the only rich country in the developed world have any
where the government has no control over drug pricing. And
this is a vulnerability in our system, that effectively
companies, you know, that are really, really out to get very,
very high profits.
What, what news organisation did this report?
The New York Times,
God, so did the New York Times ever figure out that markets
work on from multiple sides, you know, the, who's the editor in
between Kemal? Again,
it's the it's the New York Times.
Yeah, yes. The government is controlling it with the with the
insurance company.
Yeah. By by saying, Okay, we'll pay that. Oh, by the way,
everyone's premiums gotta go up. Yeah. That's how that's how we
pay for it. Yeah. So everyone's premium is going through the
roof because these farmers because farmers could have done
this 20 years ago, they could have just jacked the price up on
everything, but they didn't, because no one's gonna pick up
the tab right but now that the insurance company is dominating
everything, in fact, it's one of the reasons that the coops are
going out of business is part of a scheme Yeah. To Do When Obama
set up the coops. It was part of a scheme to to like, Okay, we
explained the coops. I don't think people asked for it. Okay,
there was a bunch of people that needed they have subsidised
insurance, health care plans, and, and they had to be some
public options, kind of because the you know, it's not we're not
going to go all the way to single payer, because, gosh,
then we the jig would be up. And meanwhile, of course, Obama's
supporters, mostly for his election campaigns for insurance
companies. So what do we do? We got to get these, these little,
these little costs pushed out of business. We will set them up,
but then we'll push them out of business. Because of the price
and the scam. Yeah, because the price is because they can't
afford to do it. The big boys are doing it. They're just
pushing them out there. You're locking them out. I do have a
clip that before I continue on this particular clip I just
played. I do have a clip on the coops that ran on I think, I
think it ran on PBS, but play that so yeah, healthcare co ops
and boy, wait, wait, wait, wait, there was this is what's
interesting about this one, because you can't see it is this
was about the Colorado Co Op that had to close just out of
the blue because they didn't have the right balance of money
or whatever. And so the state shut him down. And the woman who
just you look at it, you go oh my god, there's a Berkeley
check. That is such a liberal do gooder. It's and so they asked
her whose fault was it and you watch her anguish in this field
here. The question is we want to play this. Well, you see, you're
gonna hear her anguish and fight it. But then she says Obama.
When we heard the news,
we I really felt sick to my stomach.
In spite of the news, Hutchins was confident they could raise
the needed money elsewhere. She had three interested investors,
but didn't have the cash in hand to meet the insurance deadline.
So at the end of the year, the coop will shut down. Many of the
80 employees have already begun packing up the
office. It's unfortunate that we were part of a health care
reform that's been so politicised. We were orphaned by
politics. Who are you most angry at? Obama. Why? Because there's
so many different ways that the administration made the
Affordable Care Act work but they really abandoned the co op
programme at the time when it was most important.
In fact, more than half of all the coops nationwide have
announced they are shutting down
the outlaw Yeah, no. Okay. Anyway, that's what's going on
with that this all like you said is an insurance company. It's
just gouging the entire public and the pharmaceutical companies
are in on it because they want to once you saw one of them, do
it start raising jacking up their prices. They all started
doing it because they say well wait, they're gonna You guys
gonna pay for this? Because you know, they're in codes, they can
call insurance companies and say, we're going to jack our
price up for this $400 Draw up to 900. You guys gonna pick it
up? Oh, yeah, we'll pick it up.
You know what's interesting, having watched the the Clinton
Chronicles again, one thing is made very clear in that
documentary is that all of the corruption if it's good to see
this in this context of how things work behind the scenes of
they have a number of very specific examples, the Clintons.
And remember, they said, Oh, we left the White House, we were
poor. That's very possible. It didn't take long for them to
make it up. Because in their political process, the Clintons
do not care about the money, which is why you can't really
catch them, because they're not, there's no payoff to them, or
their ultimate power. And it seems to me that Obama did, you
know, just follow the same line, the same template gave a lot of
power to the insurance insurance companies, which are really
financially companies. And of course, now they're going to put
his little brother Big Brother thing together, which already
has what half a billion committed or some outrageous
some outrageous, yeah, yeah. And it's good to see that in this
context, because as long as these people stay out of the
money part and collect on it later, which is pretty easy to
do. Even just by consulting, even if no one wants to thank
you with a quid pro, or the million dollar speaking fee and
stuff like that, exactly. And so, even though it's been pretty
quiet and lame, the PR, Omni yard drive my cars, two and a
$50 million WordPress blog, had a pretty good article about
these, the CDC just show you how corruption works. The CDC wants
to change the guidelines for Oxycontin be out because people
are I don't know dying, getting hooked. Maybe we've had some
guidelines on these little review it. And now there's four
groups in Washington, of course, all funded by the big
pharmaceutical companies who have filed this lawsuit after
lawsuit after lawsuit is unbelievable. In the Washington
legal foundation, that pain care forum, who say well, you're
taking away pain care, the power of pain foundation, I mean, it's
because it goes on and on and on. It's outrage were dominated
by this.
Back to the original report. Yes, sir. The New York Times
woman goes on and on. And she's almost specifically goes out of
her way. To not mention the pharmaceutical company that is
pulling the stunt.
What am I what am I supposed to play here?
Well, you'd have to play that original clip again. But she did
was interesting to me. That's what got me on this in the first
place. So say that again. She goes, she actually gives the
report. And she talks about the little about Jacob, Jacob, New
Jersey place. Yeah. Yeah. She never mentioned the other
company course not. So it's like, so I'm thinking, but I was
kind of caught off guard. Yeah, I'm thinking it was like, oh,
Pfizer, one of these big companies, one of these ogres
that we're used to, but no, it turns out to be some very small,
it's funny scrounger?
Well, that's like, that's like, round. It's like Comey and
Loretta Lynn, the country singer, they had that douchebag
arrested you're like all we got a big Wall Street scammer, you
know, some douchebag in a hoodie, who made like 9 million
somewhere, maybe on some over the counter stock. And all
they're holding them up? Like, look, we're tough on Wall
Street, please.
So what I thought she would I what I determined was that they
wanted to slam the farmers, but they had this one little dinky
farm. And that was part of this story. And they couldn't do it.
So so to make it seem as right you know, it was I thought it
was kind of a chickenshit way to do the report, they could have
ended and there was a lot and in fact, this entire debate making
the sound so Jakob buss can't sell this anymore, which is
because it was never FDA approved. It was an experimental
drug. That's not true. Either. They can still sell it and the
other the other company will get their own version of it and sell
it for a lot more money and run that through the insurance
companies. So what's going to happen I believe, even though I
can't prove it, the jacket was experimental drug won't be
covered by anything. And it won't be recommended anymore.
It'll the doctors will push toward the other one. And that's
how this That's right. Right right about it. Right. Anyway, I
just found the whole thing to be
deplorable. And what to what news organisation was that
reporting?
Well, she is on the New York Times she was on PBS NewsHour.
Okay, hold on a second. bath towel. bath towels. Like you are
some
of you never seen Scrooged you want me to play this? No, please
don't. Meanwhile, something has snuck in at the end of the year
over there and get my nation east as we always say that this
is without doubt the the beta testing ground for all things
shut up slave here in the west and get my nation Proper,
Theresa May came out that she is the you know, they're finalising
this, this cyber law, which will also be, you know, interlaced
with tolerance and British values and they've upped the
ante once again. Yes, we need these new powers to spy on
everybody for a very important reason.
This scenario is eerily similar to the Paris attack. Terrorist
drama building in London guns blazing. You see police enter
move past the injured of the dead in pursuit of the threat.
They are terrorising their citizens over there.
Unbelievable training exercise. What
That's outrageous.
This is BBC This is BBC and you see these two just doing these
exercises going on shooting the place
terrorist storm a building in London guns blazing. You see
police enter move past the injured of the dead in pursuit
of the threat training exercise meant to get London's police
ready for a potential terrorist strike. It also illustrates a
shift in policy far shooting attacks in India and France.
One of the things in terms of learning from piracy is is to
confirm to us that the training that we've been doing postman by
2030 is the right way to go forward
and years past British officers trying
their now could that's what they're saying but yes but
they India tech she says 2008 We're having an attack every
decade or so. And they're going to do a go through all this
trouble. Yeah, sounds like is going on cost isn't that World
War Two are getting bombed with a V twos are hitting London this
whole
thing is intended to terrorise to the max say it could be like
Mumbai, like Mumbai,
postman by 2020 is the right way to go forward.
And years past British officers tried to negotiate. The police
say recent terrorist attacks show there is little room for
negotiation. What specifically did you see in Mumbai in Paris
that would spark or cause that shift in policy?
Well, I think we saw that the terrorists were willing to kill
people. And to do it quickly.
We say they will adjust the approach based on the situation
so it is possible they could choose to negotiate. They also
acknowledged that the tactic of going forward means that
initially the injured will be left behind.
So if you are in the Mumbai style attack in London, which
seems pretty likely they're training for it every single
day, if you are wounded, they're just gonna walk over you. He's
gonna walk over your body
please have been practising to move forward since 2008 When
gunman stormed a series of locations as you call it, step
over instead of move forward including a hotel, a train
station and a Jewish Centre in Mumbai, India. Police say they
now want the public to know about the tactic, part of a
campaign to assuage people's fears post Paris that includes
more armed opera sways people's fears, posts, parents, sisters
and vehicles out on the streets. Typically officers in the United
Kingdom are unarmed.
This threat level is
seen Yeah, no, no, it's troops there's troops on the ground.
It's not aren't Bobby's guys in camo, which seems to stand out
more in urban settings when it arrives with the camo, camo, but
I've never seen anyone where they're wearing desert Camos.
Elsewhere in the country, it's about reassurance and it's also
we realised that Paris isn't very far from London.
People are afraid that what played out in Paris could happen
here. London's police want the public to know they're ready and
moving forward.
So Theresa May which of course we don't have video audio of
said under this backdrop of cyber observer of terrorist
attacks. Of course the police now need all kinds of powers the
authorities need powers to be able to read everyone's email.
And the first time the government has said the new laws
will be used to deal with what Miss Theresa May describes as
the pernicious issue of cyber bullying, which affects millions
of young Brits annually. She said the bill here in her letter
she reportedly wrote but I think this has now confirmed internet
connection records would update the capability of law
enforcement in a criminal investigation to determine the
sender and recipient of a communication for example, a
malicious message such as those exchanged in cyber bullying. She
said the bill will therefore support the effort of police to
tackle online bullying and trolling Whoa,
watch Yeah, the Divorce Act troll army. Well, they're gonna
be or become
gonna get arrested is what's gonna happen you're gonna die in
jail. take
place within a strong legal framework. We operate under the
rule of law and are accountable for it. In certain countries
secret in students is used to control their people. In ours it
only
exists to protect their right protects you from cyber
bullying. protects you from cyber bullying protect you from
cyber bullying. Researchers claim that as many as seven and
10 young adults have been victimised by cyber bullies
seven
and 10. Do you think they just ganging up on the other three
with one?
With Yes, with one in five having suffered extreme bullying
on a daily basis? Bull? Yeah. So they're going to use this now to
track down trollers and cyber bullying. Goodbye, internet.
This is not
this bad. And then to dredge up that old Mumbai thing the best
they can do. Isn't that just from 2008 This is going to
happen any minute. Wow. All right, well, here's here's I got
one for you. What is wrong with what we're gonna bout to hear
about to report the Black Lives of Black Lives Matter of black
liberation movement? BLM? They went into Minnesota and caused a
ruckus in the mall and then they shut down the airport, which it
looks like oh, I
hadn't I heard about Chicago. Yeah, it would
the Minnesota one shut down the airport. No, but it's all over
the place. Chicago, there's a whole bunches a whole bunch of
places very
professional signs. Yes.
All the same. Now the let's play this clip, and then I'm gonna
kind of an ask Adam. In Minnesota,
hundreds of Black Lives Matter activists shut down sections of
the Minneapolis Airport, the light rail and parts of the Mall
of the America the largest mall in the United States on
Wednesday, and a protest of police killings of African
Americans and of rising Islamophobia. actions against
police brutality also took place in Washington, DC, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Chicago and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
All right, what's wrong?
Hold on. Yes, you're gonna ask me.
So there's something fundamentally wrong with a
report that stands out like a sore thumb to me because of a
note you never got to see. That was sent to us by a producer in
Cagayan de groep. Okay, who accuse you of being a racist pig
again.
I'm a racist pig. I am the guy who had to listen to you talk
about only going to black checkers at Tarjay. And I'm the
racist.
I'm just this just came in before I made that assertion
now, and it had to do with the people understanding and we've
seen this video that Bernie understands what Black Lives
Matter means. And anyway, there's a this is a short
report, just don't play the end. Just play it again and tell me
what the real standout moment is in this report.
In Minnesota, hundreds of Black Lives Matter activist shut down
sections of the Minneapolis Airport, the light rail and
parts of the Mall of the America the largest mall in the United
States on Wednesday and a protest of police killings of
African Americans and of rising Islamophobia. actions against
police brutality also took place in Washington, DC, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Chicago and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
How does rising Islamophobia fit into black lives matter? That is
strange.
Exactly. Good catch. Dan, what is Islamophobia got to do with
Black Lives Matter? Because there was a big stink was all
white lives matter to Hispanic lives? No, no, no Black Lives
Matter is about blacks being persecuted by the police is
about blacks, blacks, blacks. Now, all of a sudden,
interesting, it's about Islamophobia. That work,
somebody explained that to me, in a memo of some sort, just
send it to my email address and explain it to me how, how the
theory of Black Lives Matter why it's important as such, jives
with oh, we're fighting against Islamophobia, which has got
nothing to do with it. What's Islamophobia got to do with
police brutality against blacks?
Well, I'm just reading through the I did a quick search for
Black Lives Matter Islamophobia. And is it may be possible that
we're going to see the Nation of Islam emerge in this
practice to be the first day but they're behind it to begin with
possibly
the first hit I get is from Huffington Post, a black Muslim
voice on Islamophobia. And it starts off with as a black
American Muslim. That may be there may be a connection there,
John, maybe the Nation of Islam we haven't heard from Minister
Farrakhan in a while. No, and he is a Muslim. Yeah, well Oh Mall
of America protests. A decoy says Black Lives Matter. What is
that all
about? That was the live video. So it was a decoy to
get shut down the airport. Okay, gotcha. But does this also
mention Islamophobia? No write a press release sent out after the
action said, quote, We protest the airport's discriminatory
profiling practices against black people and anyone who is
perceived to be Muslim as part of a larger system that
continues to kill and harm black people without any justice.
We're seeing emerging here. This is a merge is emerge a Black
Lives Matter and they're going to merge into the Islamophobia
conversation. They're going to suck that up in their tractor
beam, you're going to try
meanwhile, they had to still deal with all lives matter
movement. You want to call it that? Well, we'll get you in now
because the black lives don't black back back.
Now before you do anything. Before you anything. I'm gonna
give you a clip of the day for clinical. This is important,
John, this is an important clip and important clip of the day
it was an important which is different than our normal Clip
of the Day which just amuses us.
Yes, this was well, that's most of what we do.
Yes. Saturday abusing my friend. I you I owe you $1.
All right. Yeah. So well, that's going on. The democracy now also
reported on this guy's arrest. And this gives everybody should
give everybody pause. This is some guy named Aziz a Zi zi, who
was arrested for tweeting. Yeah, go
Pennsylvania. A 19 year old has been indicted on terrorism
related charges after the FBI accused him of using Twitter to
spread ISIL propaganda. In the criminal complaint and FBI Joint
Terrorism Task Force Special Agent alleges Julio had been
Amir Aziz, quote commonly uses his Twitter accounts to spread
pro ISIS propaganda, including news from ISIL sources as well
as execution photos and videos. The complaint also claims as
he's tweeted about wanting to visit ISIS controlled territory
and encourage people to provide money to the group, as a result
of his Twitter activity, as he is has been charged with
conspiring and attempting to provide material support or
resources to a designated foreign terrorist organisation.
So I wish I had known this earlier. He didn't give any
money by the way. This is a 19 year old kid. Yeah. I'm looking
at the affidavit right now from the FBI roll hard. Yeah, he's a
19 year old kid as these uses social media to spread ISIS ISIL
pro propaganda and to seek support for the terrorist group
from individuals over the internet. As these social media
activity supports ISIL by radicalising and recruiting
others, hey, prove radicalising prove that to me, as these has
conspired with others and attempted to facilitate the
travel of other ISIL supporters to Syria, so they can become
ISIL fighters. Wow, is a lot of circumstantial evidence.
Well, most cases are based on circumstantial evidence, but I
see this as the freedom of speech
issue. Of course it is. But now he's not
sending money. We do know that's against the law. And that's not
freedom of speech. Apparently, he's not sending money. He's
just talking. And yeah, maybe saying, Hey, guys, this is
great. ISIS is fantastic. You should all join. I see we have
war, declared war. Yes, not yet. Not sedition at all. I mean, you
can say, well, it's a seditious thing he's doing. And you could
maybe bust him on that. But no, this is eating terrorism by just
what John this
is interesting. Let's go through them. Let's go let's go to this
affidavit for a moment because we need to know what is going
on. And Democracy Now whoever that was, didn't go to the
actual affidavit when they just read from a sheer
Aziz has created and use at least 57 different Twitter
accounts. Well, I guess those are the ones that anonymous
anonymous took down was big, brave anonymous guys. It appears
that Twitter routinely suspends as these accounts due to the
radical nature of his postings which violate Twitter's
policies, but not the law. Aziz then responds by creating backup
accounts or opening a new Twitter account with slightly
different variations of common usernames. Okay, so they checked
his Internet Protocol is IP address, but now they've been on
this guy since 2014. So, though, they
did get somebody making money on this guy,
wow. Oh my god. Here's what this martyrdom will be a spark that
that will awaken sleeping lions in America lit their blood
watered the seeds of jihad. Hashtag Chapel Hill shooting. Is
that illegal? Doesn't sound it's a shame.
It's not illegal, but it seems to me that the way to deal with
this sort of thing is to pick
the guy up and say, Hey, shithead Yeah, and beat him up.
Yeah. And
parents do that, because that's pretty illegal too. But if you
knew who this guy was, and it was in the neighbourhood, say,
Hey, this guy in you know, Berkeley, he lives in Berkeley,
you can look him up. He's on the
I'm just gonna read some more of these tweets. Just telling me
what you know what you're right. First of all, you're right.
That's what I need someone it's a 19 year old kid. They're
morons. As he's using Twitter account at Onsala 49. Other
Twitter years also discussed making key draw. The term he's
rod translates to immigration, but in some contexts, travelled
to land controlled by ISIL. Oh, God, Twitter's I will probably
see, Colonel Shami made his raw. This is all the legal people. On
one more occasions, he's declared his desire to travel to
the quote, Islamic State. Oh, you can't be tweeting that.
So if you tweet, I like to go
to to Damascus. Yeah, yeah. That could be deemed. This is
outrageous. This has been going on since the beginning of 2014.
With this kid, the Yeah, I'm sure he's radicalised by now
have they also been replying to him on Twitter? I bet you they
have.
Oh, I'll bet you there's tonnes of hey, well, tell us more, man.
Tell us more. That sounds good. What you're talking about? Tell
us more. Yeah, this
is really good.
They're doing you know that. So they always do.
Yeah, July 2014. The end? Did they have an agent connected to
him? They must have had, I wish I'd had this earlier. I'll look
through this. And maybe something
you think is worth reporting more about it I funded was oh,
it's like there's better ways. I mean, it's just I don't know.
It's just, it's just pushing this stuff underground. Yeah.
And, yeah. Yeah. All right.
That's troubling. It's just troubling. I mean, I don't think
anyone sees the implications of what's going on here. You
can say anything. I mean, this is the old you know, talking
about bombs when you're entering your aeroplane. Right? Right.
Which is, you know, there's a reason for that. But well, I
don't I don't think you get thrown in jail. Just get thrown
off the aeroplane.
Now that used to talk to you,
and the inconvenience you used to talk to have a little chat
with you. Hey, man. Yeah, you know, man, don't do that. You're
an idiot. Okay. Now look, you're sitting in this room with us.
That's,
I watched the wire
last night. It's funny. It's okay. What do you mean it's
funny. It's not fun is because you you've just started watching
the wire.
The movie not the not the mother's line. About the guy who
did the the high wire walk between the Twin
Towers movie. Yeah. People say they get sick watching that
movie. You watch it in 3d.
No, no, I don't. I've watched it at home. Is it out? It's on the
Amazon or Netflix. Yeah. And so but but what happens is he's
cutting this now this is back in the 70s. He comes into the
states and he opens up a suitcase at customs and he says
this is no wire. This is this is 300 feet of this he's blocked
and tackles got 18 suitcases filled with all kinds of gear to
make this walk and the customs agent instant 70 says what are
you going to do? And the guy says I'm going to walk between
the two twin towers and the guy slammed his suitcase sheds.
Enjoy your walk. That's what America used to be like. Yeah,
enjoy your day. Enjoy your walk buddy. Good. Good luck to you
and good luck. Good luck to you know now you'd be arrested and
you'll be sent back and terrorists. You got wires What
are you doing?
Yeah, you would it's really changed. Yes, but you know,
they're picking up this dumb dumb kid disease big talker.
Yeah, but they should do if they want to have fun with him. I
mean, there's a lot of things you could think of besides you
know, making a big fuss about say Hey, buddy, you come on the
door like you said, hey, you've been interested in doing all
this stuff. We got your ticket Yeah, go to Syria right now turn
in your passport your Yeah, this is really cool. Yeah, it's
you're not an American anymore. But we'll give you were just
shipped over there and you have fun and dynamite a whole ship
him off. No, he's gonna go through the criminal justice
system. It's gonna cost the taxpayers of fortune. No, it's
all about free speech. Yes. Just die. No, no, no. I'm sure what I
suggest is not leader. I like your idea. That's funny idea.
Well, that I want to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C with a C stands for Christmas show Dvorak
Well in the morning do you Mr. Adam curry also in the Moreno
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your statements are as a result of your analysis, not some
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I don't think I should I be using either one.
What do you do? What What do the two of you think makes you both
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there's a yes, we do. Because I read this note and I just did a
random sample. Yes, we do. But not as much as the tech horny
shows where that's all they say I believe Apple this I believe
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think and I believe our sentence starting crutches which gives
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think I believe that's exactly where women tend to fall back on
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it feels to be part of some training.
I sometimes say I do believe which is even worse.
Because I was gonna use that. Yeah, it's worse. I do believe
I do believe it's worse. Well, we'll work on it. I think it's,
it's there you go. It's a crutch. It's a crutch. It's a
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That's actually because I'm ramping up in my head the rest
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I don't know what else we can say. Onward. We
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Wow, John, congratulations, Chris, you forgot. We did. We
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Listen, get the chance. Oh, can you please consider adding about
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this it's the cat big giant cans and I'm making your face and all
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dollars, but I think he means pounds. Oh, he's gonna go up. I
look forward to some fantastic and hilarious election year
coverage from you both. One thing that has never been
mentioned on the show is the potential candidacy of Jesse
Ventura, former governor of Minnesota the Navy SEAL he's not
a seal he was a frogman badass openly discusses they although
they sell him
as 145 point 145.5 pounds.
His tentative plans for doing so via the Libertarian Party on the
aura TV online show with cold off the grid. If he can get into
the debates, he's not getting into debates, not things like
this happening. Don't even
that's not how it works. It's not how to work America. That's
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I gotta tell you something. You've got karma? No, I'm always
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is removing the presidents from universities and colleges. So
then the Electoral College will vote the way the way the
Democrats want them to. Somehow this guy thought that the
electoral college is a bunch of universities. I get college. No,
it's It's the it's the guys who run the colleges and the
universities. Oh, that's funny. Black Lives Matter strategy is
to replace them all with shills. Yeah. No. Very funny. It was one
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a two emails came in John this is a live show as most people
know that we recorded live on Thursdays and Sundays at 9am.
Gitmo nation, West time. The So first a note about Star Wars. I
do think it's worth reading this from a producer Tom Schneider.
Star Wars is racist. The only black guy in the movie is a
janitor. Is this true? John?
Yeah, that's actually a joke that they they do it they later.
But by the way, let's start. Let's stop with that. This I
don't know if this is another plot hole. The guy for the black
Stormtrooper comes out. He's told a gun people down he's
shooting somebody dies in front of him. He decides to quit the
business. And but he's like, he's very sensitive, I guess.
But he was part of the firing squad to kill a bunch of people.
I don't see how this makes him a janitor. You don't normally give
the janitors of the day. A 47 and tell him the gun down
people. Well, it says bit later in the story they kept because
he was a kind of a running gag that oh, you know, I What did
you do? I didn't really can you really do this island? No, we're
gonna grab maybe. And so what did you do there? And they said
I was I was a sanitation engineer. Okay that was used as
the punch line for what can we do with these blueprints would
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David didn't just send a note in you were posing the question
about what Islamophobia and Black Lives Matter have to do
with each other. And I love this is what I love about our show.
boots on the ground everywhere. I can add some information to
your query, the idea of Black Lives Matter and Islamophobia is
a political move on the part of Black Lives Matter to get more
people involved with the demonstration. As best that I
can tell the demonstrations were heavily dominated by US born
African American and whites. The Minneapolis BLM chapter is
trying to bridge a gap between the East African Somali
immigrant population who are Muslim and the US born African
American population in Minneapolis, most of the East
African immigrants are from Somalia and Muslim Good point.
Makes sense for Minnesota. For them to do that. I don't know if
it works everywhere where they had these protests. But I keep
our eye on this. This is good. We need local coverage. And lots
of it.
Very suspicious.
So I was watching C span. And there was a care who actually
was the United States, the United States. I think the like
the group of Muslim organisations or the community
of Muslim organisations of which care is a member. And and of
course, it's interesting, because they have a lot of
political speech, a lot of political speech about, you
know, if you are an Islamophobe, we're not going to vote for you,
then we're going to be talking to Congress. So you have to
listen to cut down to about a minute 15. But of course, most
of these groups can't lobby Congress because of their their
5013 c status. Some of them have a forced status where they can
lobby, but that also someone that kind of mentioned that, I
think in this clip, so they're doing a lot of propaganda. And
of course, they're obviously there to get rid of Donald
Trump. We're going
to use the ballot, we're going to use the ballot to say, we
will use the ballots to fight bigotry.
And this guy, I think, is from the Nation of Islam. I'm not
100% Sure he likes the word ballot ballot. Oh, yeah,
we're going to do and so let let it be here. Clear to all
political candidates, be it Donald Trump or whoever else,
that indeed, if you engage and Islamophobia if you're in de
engage in demagoguery and bigotry.
Interesting. I don't think you can engage in Islamophobia.
Islamophobia is a free yours, it's an irrational fear. I don't
think you consciously engage in irrational fears. It's a misuse
of the word at best. It's a misuse,
engage and Islamophobia. If you in day engage in demagoguery and
bigotry, you will pay a political price, because we're
going to register our people. And we're going to use our
ballot, and we're going to take our souls to the polls and make
sure.
And just to clarify, none of our organisations including the US
seem or is endorsing any candidate. So that would be
another organisation that might be fun from the community that
will make that decision, but we did I
just DPAC show prompt was that this is the guy from care. I
like how he says, but there will be another organisation that
will be formed that will be able to do this.
That would be another organisation that might be
formed from the community that will make that decision, but we
are most of us are 51501 C three organisations. So But yes, we
are we're going to be engaged. And as we say, in November, it's
kind of the kind of like giving away the cheaters. We gotta
remember, if you as
a political candidate, choose to spew hatred, bigotry, and to
vilify Muslim Americans, you do so at your own political risk,
we will use every Democratic small d democratic means and
political strategies to ensure that you your candidacy never
succeeds. All
right. Gotcha. So care, getting a big part of the media which
came up in the year and conversation between NPR is with
a guy that Inskeep I think is his name, and the President, and
we kind of I think it's in this clip where we kind of like crowd
hammers, deconstruction, the President didn't really mean
that, you know, he, he isn't watching cable news, but he was
being arrogant. Like, like the plebes who get all hyped up
about ISIS is really not that bad. Just it's the media's
fault. It's all the media's fault. So this came up in this
in this question and answer,
what is the public missing about your strategy? And I say that
simply because according to polls, you don't have very much
approval for it? Well,
I think what's fair is, is that post Paris, you had a saturation
of news about the horrible attack there. And you know, ISIL
combines viciousness with very savvy media operations. And
wait a minute. What media operations do they have?
shut them down?
What they don't have media operations, unless you're
talking about they do he must know he's probably talking about
that CNN. Is the caliphate news network savvy
media operations to have and savvy has a consequence, if
you've been watching NBC should hire them. If they're that
savvy, they need to help television for the last.
Wait a minute, we roll that back is he is not. He's saying that
by
the by the ACS in this will come up grabs us because I mentioned
it. He talks like one of the that sloths in that cartoon is a
rubber stamp.
Oh, I need to point out it was the DMV where the small story
had lots of notes. And it wasn't that post office. It was the
DMV. And yeah, okay. Look,
the same very savvy media operation he is he's a sloth.
And as a consequence, if you've been watching television for the
last month, God
he's actually saying that that ISIS is so media savvy that they
now have control of cable news. This is a says,
if you have been watching television for the last
month. If you've been watching television for the last
month, he's a stoner sloth.
God all you've been seeing all you've been hearing about is
these guys with masks or black flags who are potentially coming
to get you
know, who's media savvy, then you refer to
ISIL sophisticated media operation and also referred to
what Americans are seeing in the American media. Are you
suggesting that the media are being played in a sense here?
Look, the media is pursuing ratings. This is a legitimate
news story. I think that you know, it's up to the media to
make a determination about how they want to cover. There is no
doubt that the actions of ISIL are designed To amplify their
power and the threat that they pose that helps them recruit ads
in the twisted thoughts of some young person that they might
want to have carry out an action that somehow they're part of a
larger movement. And so, I think that people, do you
hear that? He's got this death rasp in his breath when he's in
between words listen.
And so wow, this is not good. No, I think there's
these that these so dispositor so long and clip that together.
He's
you know, he, I think that he has been taken over by a host
body or something and the inside is screaming for help.
The host body.
Yeah, but he know he's inside.
Yeah, different person. Yeah, exactly. And trying to Obama,
listen, listen, listen to the other Obama trying to get out.
And
so I think salary charity, the American people absorb that,
understandably, are of concern. All right,
fine. Did the did the media heed the President's warning? Nah,
no, of course not. This a couple of great reports came out. This
is going to be my most favourite of the Christmas holiday spirit,
a ghoulish revelation
from the archives of Islamic State, that jihadist group
sanctioning the harvest of human organs, documents, seeds.
This is great. You got this I didn't get this but I saw I had
to search
high and low.
Best of human organs. Documents seized
actually the report is so good, because you'll hear three
quarters of the way through that it's a legend we'd have no
confirmation we're not sure but five made a great headline
didn't it? That's pretty much what this is
a ghoulish revelation from the archives of Islamic State that
jihadist groups sanctioning the harvest of human organs.
Documents seized in a US commando raid reviewed
exclusively by Reuters shows a ruling from ISIS religious
scholars that taking organs from a living captive to save a
Muslims life, even if fatal for the prisoner is permitted. So
what's
good about this is they say right up front sanctioned which
is expensive English for they didn't do it. They just said
it's okay to do it. And they found that in some dudes
notebook,
the groups harsh interpretation of Islamic law is rejected by
the overwhelming majority of Muslims. Reuters has not been
able to independently verify the document. US officials say it
was among a trove of data seized when special forces killed a top
ISIS financier last May. Oh, well,
that's when they got the CFO, John that they got the rules for
organ transplants.
This is the numbers on a spreadsheet. Yeah, he's like
this is much cheaper. The religious ruling or fatwa does
not offer proof that ISIS has engaged in organ harvesting, oh
raises fears that jihadists may engage in organ trafficking as a
source of revenue.
Yeah, yeah. Oh, that's a booming business. It's just it's so it's
so much less complicated than oil.
Iraq has previously accused Islamic State of harvesting
organs for profit. The US commando raid, netting terabytes
of data showing ISIS find terabytes of data network,
including black market sales of looted antiquities. The
translated documents reviewed by Reuters are the first to show
Islamic States Legal justifications for practices
ranging from organ harvesting to the rape of female captives. The
documents deal of the Islamic States research and fatwa
Committee, which a US official says reports directly to the
group's leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, this is such
research and fatwa committee we're having a meeting
oh hello time but research what's on your agenda?
Yeah, so they're there they've sanctioned so it could be coming
up the sanction to harvest organs it's okay you can harvest
organs go ahead you're
gonna buy these Oregon's know what this is
this isn't this is a bad signal to read a cat's it's time to
make some videos right
that's exactly what he wants to talk to her directly Of
course not you can't have a trail no we want we want to have
Rita cat thinking. Oh, yes. But I mean think about it.
That what what kind of what are they going to do? Roll out a
cart full of hearts and livers and spleens and no. No sale
today?
No while they're
the organ donor dealer
everybody crazy Arab is insane.
Crazy Eddie crazy Arab
no crazy Arab are crazy Arab is insane,
got insane prices for hearts on sale
I was reading some I think someone sent me a note. Do you
remember we were looking at a business opportunity about
shampoo made out of Camel urine?
I remember that. And one of the great concepts so there was a
show.
So there was a guy in Saudi Arabia, and he was selling camel
urine. In in shampoo and handy drink size bottles. I believe
people also drink that sometimes they
smuggling it to the United States. Right.
So it turns out this guy was selling his own urine.
He's selling his own urine. Oh my god. No, this sucker.
It's so much more disgusting than Camela urine. Honestly, I
can't believe
it gets a big kick out of it. Like some pervert selling his
pee. Yeah, no, it's gamble urine. Yeah. Yeah, scammy.
I'm just disgusted at that thought. I've been thinking
you're slipping down some wonderful camel urine, and it's
a human urine. Oh my gosh, that's horrible washing
your hair.
Anyway, to wrap up our caliphate segment on my end, of course, we
needed to scare everybody in the federated United States of
Europe. The end, this was the report over there on EURO NEWS,
which is spread far and wide. Several
European cities are being warned of a possible terror attack that
is coming from police in Vienna, they received a warning from a
friendly intelligence service and they are now taking the
necessary precautions just to make sure that nothing happens.
There's increased vigilance and suitcases and bags, a lot of
people travelling obviously. Or that high public events, a lot
of people are also being monitored closely. But how much
credit how much credence should people put in this especially
law enforcement
when we don't know the source of this warning? They say a
friendly intelligent intelligence service.
Yeah, friendly intelligence. They don't know nothing. They're
just talking in the wind, just trying to scare people. But
there was something real that happened. Now a couple of things
that were pretty interesting regarding Erdogan and the
Ottoman Empire. Now, all eyes are on Turkey, as far as I'm
concerned after the Seymour Hersh article, where he very
clearly states that it was Turkey who co opted the whole
idea of the United States arming moderate rebels. And the
constant supply of really ammunition is what you need to
look at is coming from Turkey. That's it. There's a lot of how
the generals and everyone was sneaking information through a
back route to Yes, I
have some Hirsch clips.
Oh, let's do this, please. Because then yeah, that's
important because then we'll let's start with do that before
I do turkeys. Good.
Let's do that. Okay, do the did I have her on? So let's talk
about her. Seymour. Hersh just everybody knows. Yeah, a very
famous writer, researcher, investigator prize
winning.
He is. And he's always does these off the wall reports that
are just get everybody all upset, but they try not to make
a big deal out of them. Because maybe if nobody says anything,
they won't read it. So I did a piece of the London book review
which Tories has published now because they kicked him out of
the United States a moment and published well, let's
just review I think I could maybe there's a quick refresher
clip. The previous big Expo eight Hirsch did. Everybody
scoffed at. Right?
Yeah, they scoff at all this stuff.
It's in every it's in emphasis. I think my my morale every
aspect of the story he tells, right, the Pakistanis were not
holding Bin Laden under house arrest. Anyway. So
this is the clip where it just goes on and on about how Hirsch
was wrong about the Osama bin Laden raid. Right. And
he taught he said that there was a phoney everybody knew about
it, Pakistan knew it. And he went on a very elaborate. I
think it ran in the New Yorker. Yeah, so this one says that this
is a weirder one because it says that the Joint Chiefs of Staff
under Dempsey were slipping intelligence information into
the into Germany and other
the German BND these are the guys they're the Intelligence
Organisation of Europe. They're the guys that were slipping that
information back to the to Assad's guys to tell them what
was going on. So they knew kind of what to expect because the
the general US generals are trying to tamper down
the US generals felt that if this Assad went like we wanted
them to, they would be stuck with ISIS running the country
and it'd be make matters even worse than they are. So they
pull the kind of a trick and even though it's so bizarre It's
treason is this and is that it probably He isn't. But let's
play Hirsch's discussion, initial discussion, which is the
clip that says what Hirsch on Turkish on the new Chivas that
he do as this went on person in his article says is the
distressing that the new chief of staff has nothing like
Dempsey, who we've talked about in the past is supposedly a good
guy.
The guys, who was the new guy, again, we haven't heard much
from his name
will be mentioned. But the new guy is just lockstep whatever
bet Valerie Jarrett says, and Obama says in the Kagan say,
It's fine with him. He didn't give a crap, Don Dunford. He's
just useless as tits on a bowl. And her says, so
nice national terrorism. And I can't tell you how many people I
know inside the military and the intelligence community is loyal
to America as you want it want to be think our first moved
after 911? Probably should have been the Moscow in the same
cool. Can you tell us about terrorism? We've got it right
here. And you've had it for a long time. Let's talk about it.
You have to separate some issues. But we don't seem to be
very good. We seem to live in a world of propaganda, and likes
or dislikes above our own national interests.
I I want to go back to your the key point that you make in this
piece, it's a kind of coup policy with the joint chiefs of
staff conducting a very different policy than President
Obama was espousing. What has the White House? How have they
responded to your piece? If they have?
I don't think they want to hear about it there. He's in Hawaii.
The mainstream press, it's sort of like you know, what? This
can't be. There's an anonymous source. And you know, the drill,
we've been you and I've been talking since 911. Every time I
do a story, and one of the things we we we talk about is
one of the reasons I'm delighted to go on your show is at least
here, I can have more than three or four sentences and general
leaving. Did you edit that? No.
She says, Oh, it's so nice to have three or four sentences,
she cuts them off right away. That's great.
Since 911, every time I do a story, and one of these we, we
we talked about is one of the reasons I'm delighted to go on
your show is at least here I can have more than three or four
sentences, and General Dempsey, him leaving what this means for
their policy or has overall the policy shifted to what the Joint
Chiefs of Staff under Dempsey want it to begin with? There's a
new leadership in the Pentagon. And both general the new
Chairman Dunford has testified a couple of times I write about
this at the end of my piece. And following the party line
totally, which is the Russia doesn't is not a bombing any
Islamic states, and that there are moderates, and we can pull
it out with the moderates. The new Secretary of Defence is on
the same point. Ash Carter has said a few times in testimony
and he gave a speech at Harvard the other week, in which he
basically said follow the party line or call it the President's
line dutifully. And I guess that's, you know, if, if you
want to be in that job, you have to do so. And it's sort of
interesting to me that at some point, some other military
leaders decided that they couldn't follow the policy
because it was nonsensical and did something about it.
But he pretty much explained the whole thing right there.
nonsensical? Yeah. What are you supposed to do? Yes, like the
Woody Allen movie bananas. The first thing the new dictator
asked people do is have to wear the underwear on the outside.
daily inspection, the John
C. Dvorak version of the Obama White House policy.
Well, he goes on it it'll probably be a good setup for
your turkey position. He goes on and talks about Turkey a little
bit with this discussion. Last question
about Turkey the role it has played.
It's it's this is a national disgrace, that we're not we're
not able. And this President I think, I just don't know why he
he just just just in the last of after the Climate Summit, he he
literally has had a wild private meeting with arugula are good
and the hair dye Herky Yes.
Wow, that's rich. AMY GOODMAN correcting somebody on
pronunciation. AMY GOODMAN really admits Agawam don't know
do you? What do you know? It's Erawan. That was rude. By the
way. That was just purely rude. He literally Yeah, it was rude.
Had a wild private meeting with arugula are good and the turkey
they're the one yes. France and came out and said I'm with him
all the way etc, etc, etc. When in fact all of this all of the
intelligence for a long time has been that he has particularly in
Hebei Province, which is a contested province Syria
controls those those the borders been open for the Islamic
groups. And he's not only been funnily he's been falling arms
and money to the most extreme groups for years. We know about
it. There's been a lot of intelligence reporting on it. of
his planes once he began to join, allegedly join with us in
flying out on combat missions. One of the first targets was, of
course, the opposition Kurds who are the best fighters inside
inside Syria against the Islamic State. But he also bombed some
of the Syrian army some own specific units. Exactly the
contrary opposite of what was what he said to do and what was
being reported in the press and Saudi Arabia's role us other
ally here in the region? Well, this is part of the you know,
the great farce of our old time, you know, that this UN meeting
is going to take the views of Saudi Arabia and Qatar very
seriously, when both of those countries have been the leading
exporters of money. And in case in the case of Qatar, people
into the war in Syria on on the behalf of the Islamic group
that is a reasonably good lead in and we've had our eye on
Turkey for a while just seeing all these different moves being
made. And then when they alienated Russia, the A Whole
New World open up everything shifted dramatically. And Russia
now as you can make noises the whole time. I'm sorry. Just
little flatulence. We have an we have turkey really wanting to
recapture the Ottoman Empire. And we have the Czech. Let's see
the leader of Czechoslovakia, the Czech president,
there's ISIS thinking go on and go into Turkey and then Turkey
would take over the whole movement. Well, that's what they
think.
I think there's something to it. If they think that I'm going to
agree, Czech president Milos Zaman called the current wave of
refugees to Europe, quote, an organised invasion. Then he is,
I believe, pointing suddenly at Turkey. Now, knowing that we
have the Joint Chiefs, and they took their kind of background
and started doing things there may be other organisations, US
organisations, I'm looking at State Department in particular,
who are on to the turkey game and want to do something about
it because Erawan is becoming dangerous, and I didn't realise
this, but we've been messing with him. I'm pretty sure it's
us.
banking systems and government offices have been especially
badly hit on a day of worsening cyber chaos in Turkey. Since
December the 14th. The government has been struggling
with waves of hacks into its systems and big businesses
suffered to minister say that for the moment, there's only a
limited amount of things they can do. It's hard to determine
where these attacks are coming from. With detailed work, it
will be understood whether these attacks are carried out by
hackers or by certain groups in a country. However, the claims
of international activists anonymous to be at war with
Ankara for its alleged support of ISIL were reinforced with
them claiming responsibility for the Christmas de escalation,
their capacities for launching cyber attacks as well known and
Tech's will be expecting action from their government to get
things working again quickly.
So banks retail all having problems with with cyber DDoS,
which could be I mean, it's under the anonymous banner.
They've claimed it. But that's a very easy cover anonymous.
No, yeah,
that's us. That's us. It's awesome, Massimo
who Ali's either so it could be the Iranians. They're committed.
They're the hotshot attackers.
Yeah, but they run into more subtleties. They're more subtle
we DDoS we're like it like our cars. You know, they're not
subtle, sleek machines. Now we come up with a tractor Hummer.
Now, it could be the Russians. Yeah, it could be
it could be retaliation, but people are now eyes are on
Turkey. So what is Erawan do this is great.
A dramatic scene on Istanbul Bosphorus Bridge, as this would
be suicide is tucked down by Turkish President Recep Tayyip
Erdogan. Edwin's entourage happened to be crossing the
bridge as the man was preparing to jump. The President's
bodyguards approached him and Edwin spoke to him through his
car window.
This is really great. So he's the big hero. This guy
apparently is on the Bosphorus Bridge wanting to jump off. He
sends his bodyguards out to go routes the guy and then drag him
over to his window. And then the big hero president is going oh
man, you shouldn't do
this. The man soon climbs back over the railing and spoke to
Erdogan in his car. At one point kissing him on his hands kissing
the ring. Turkey's Anadolu News Agency reports that visit chatra
Rush is from Turkey's eastern Syria province and his family
trouble, Edwin gave instructions for officials to help solve his
problems before driving off,
solve his problems. Solve that peasants problems his family
problems
from the eastern part of the country which is the big
supporter only reason aerator ones in is because the east of
eastern part of Turkey sticks to hit the Hicksville Yeah. All
voted for us vote for him. They won't vote for anybody else cost
like 10 bucks to fix that guy's problems. Probably a couple of
years. But this all went under the kind of cupboard over some
interesting news about Cyprus. For the
first time, the leaders of the Greek Cypriots and the Turkish
Cypriot communities have delivered a joint televised
message for Christmas. They spoke initially in their own
languages, and then end each others to express their hopes
for peace in a reunited country by their name is that for more
than seven months, talks have been ongoing over reuniting the
two sides of the island, the Turkish controlled North broke
away in 1974, after a Greek inspired coup
of these guys, it seems that they're all making nice and they
should have something together, they say it at the most, what,
seven months or something. Yeah, but this would be very
interesting for the Ottoman Empire. And this opens up a
whole lot of routes for Erawan. Particularly for you know,
different oil routes, all kinds of things, trade routes in
general. Ebb and route and you look at the at the map, you
know, Constantinople Istanbul used to be the centre of the map
that was the centre of the world, the centre of the known
universe. Do you everyone's out there thinking Putin is crazy.
He's trying to bring back bring back to the USSR. Oh, yes. He'd
be wants to retribution. Oh, please look at Erawan
so if they had the Turks are all in on this. They love the idea.
We've been demeaned. Yeah, there to get back to their old ways.
Yeah, I agree with the whole thesis everyone, not Putin. And
we're in bed with Eric, I, you know, everything all this leads
that I hate to say this because it sounds dumb. But it all leads
me to believe that Obama is a Muslim. Well, yeah,
there's enough evidence.
I mean, there's enough evidence, I would recommend people read
the Daniel Pipes. Look up Daniel privacies, Daniel pipes.org, or
something like that. This guy is kind of a dangerous writer. He
wrote very anti Muslim Jew, who's actually over the Hoover
Institute right now not corresponded with him for years.
And he has it and he told me some stuff that's just like,
Whoa, really? Care, for example, I think has Daniel pipes.com.
Oh, really? Oh, that's, that's I don't know if that's still going
on. But it used to, but he's got a long piece on on Obama, why
he's a Muslim. And it's very interesting. And then when you
combine it with the stuff that everybody else kind of notices
and kind of pushes off like he takes those rings off. He does
certain things that time of the year when you do these things
and doesn't wear as jewellery and spiritual doesn't really is
not connected to any Christian church that we know of, even
though it claims to be a Christian, but there's no
church, what's the church? He's not going any he doesn't go to
church. And so I brought this up today, I know this Muslim who
claims that she can see spot a Muslim a mile away. She's a
Muslim. Yeah. Because I can tell the way they walk, I can tell
the way they stand. It goes on and on. So I asked her, I said,
Is Obama a Muslim? And she asked her as was kind of surprising.
She says, you know, I can't really tell, but Michelle might
be
interesting. Yeah. And what is it what? Well, that's as far as
I can go. I like that. No, I like this. Well, that does sound
crazy. But coming from you, it puts on a whole new slant.
Well, if he keeps back in these muzzled operations, and in fact,
there's a couple of instances recently with both the TPP and
some other action going on in Europe. That was kind of
interesting. See, I have a clip on this. I think this is State
Department douchebag actions.
Wait a minute. I hadn't seen that clip coming earlier.
internal State Department documents show in the months of
talks leading up to the Iran nuclear deal, the US inflated
the Human Rights ranking of Oman in order to reward close Arab
ally for helping broker the historic agreement. According to
Reuters, the document showed the State Department overruled its
own staffs assessments of Oman's forced labour and human
trafficking abuses and intervene to boost Oman's humans rights
ranking and a congressionally mandated report. This news comes
after allegations this summer that the State Department also
upgraded Malaysia's human trafficking rating to ease
passage of the Trans Pacific Partnership trade pact.
He goes on to mention that Malaysia was number one on the
list of the worst, which is barely against the law to trade
with our own laws. So they just changed the rate right?
Yeah. It's that easy. Easy. Yeah.
That was very suspicious. Indeed. Both those countries of
course Malaysia is the is a visibly It's basically a Muslim
country that has a bunch of Buddhists, and Indonesia
courses, the biggest and then Oman and all these other places
are all 100%.
There was something else that happened that, that we've been
we've been talking about for a while. And not only was it
unexpected, this report that came out and we've mentioned for
a long time, why is isis not threatening Israel? Why is that
not happening? And this is a very weird report from Reuters.
And I think there was a similar report on CNN, which I don't
have, where they lump two stories together. So this the
ISIS threatening Israel and well listen to the report in a very
strange combo. This video
footage posted on social media purports to show the aftermath
of a Russian airstrike in Syria on Friday. The makers of the
video claim that more than 100 vehicles were destroyed in the
strike in the northern suburbs of Aleppo. About a dozen bodies
are seen laid out on the ground of the footage. Russia's Defence
Ministry has released this footage showing its Air Force
hitting what it says are ISIL targets in Syria, including oil
tankers, a militants headquarters, a training centre,
a weapons warehouse and a hideaway. What the Meanwhile a
new message purporting to come from ISIL leader warns that
Israelis must expect strike Palestine will be your graveyard
so as the voice described just being out of Abu Bakr al
Baghdadi recording could not be verified.
Now, it doesn't matter if it can be verified or not. It doesn't
matter. You know, this is all theatre anyway.
But that is a strange combination of stories. I did
receive a note from sub seven zero Who's In Who's in Syria,
one of our producers, he's, of course he's no longer in
Damascus. He's in Latakia, which has been under attack as well.
Just read this to you. In the morning, Adam, about the death
of the leader Jaish al Islam. You probably heard by now an
airstrike earlier today targeted a meeting for the leaders of few
jihadist groups East Damascus among the dead zahar on
allouche, the leader of Jaish al Islam, the army of Islam, a
terrorist group that is in reality part of the Al Nusrah
Front. He is known for putting women and old people of ethnic
minorities in cages on rooftops as human shields against
airstrikes. And then he sends me a picture. It's It's really sad.
The women and children in a cage on the top of a roof. Wow. Yeah,
I'll send the show notes. Yeah,
I will. And he might have I think these are his pictures to
some of them. And he might have been behind the chemical attack
in 2013. Interesting. He was Saudi Arabia's guy in the region
and as dangerous as Al Qaeda is Abu Muhammad Al Giuliani, if not
more, I want to emphasise that the attack was a Syrian
airstrike, not a Russian one is being misreported. It's
disinformation. You said the Syrians did the strike, not the
Russians. So I don't know if that sheds any light on the
report being tied in with the Russians. Something strange is
very, very strange that they lump those two together. I mean,
for ISIS to threaten Israel. It's a first it's the first time
why that should be headlines.
Yeah, some stuff was buried, buried, buried buried. Now, not
you mentioned he talks about that guy who was dead may have
been responsible for the chemical attacks, which of
course, is a meme that it was the Shara Assad is the one where
it is yeah. And it's still a meme. We can't get it off the
radar as a meme. It just stuck there and people are a baby
gassed his own people. Yeah. Which has been disproven over
and over again, I got another disproven. Witness, not a
witness, per se, but a guy who'd likes to get out there and talk
about this Wilkerson guy get Colonel Wilkerson, the guy who
was Paul's Chief of Staff, and is on the circuit bitching and
moaning about how Apollo was set up and the Cheney would come in
and rewrite the speeches and all that sort of thing. Here he is
on some very obscure broadcast. It's not even I don't even know
what the source of this is. I can't remember it was I took
this clip some time ago. But here he is talking about the
chemical attacks supposedly by Assad. For example, let
me give you a vivid example. I'll tell you how I looked at
the immediate reports that Bashar Al Assad had use chemical
weapons in Syria a year or so ago. I said, Bull, I believe it
when I see evidence that it actually happened. And you know,
I went to every person I knew in the intelligence community. And
every person outside the United States I knew to include two
people who were in Syria at the time, and I knew knew what was
going on. And I respected their vision and their knowledge. None
of them could confirm for me, not a single one, that Bashar Al
Assad used those chemical weapons instead, there were
possibilities. They were used by other parties in Syria, as well
as Bashar Al Assad and frankly, the evidence look more strongly
for other parties than the President. So I still All thing
there is high potential for this kind of manipulation of
intelligence, this kind of fabrication of intelligence, and
this kind of refusal to take dissent in the leadership in
this country right now today, and I'll tell you very
seriously, I'm very sceptical of the intelligence establishment
and what it says.
So he's not a happy camper. No,
no. No, this some sort of strange stuff happening. I'm
just going to tie this one thing in and I have one more clip I
want to play. After Victoria Nuland, Nudelman, Kagan went to
Georgia and Ukraine. Now, both the EU Commission has
recommended visa free travel for the citizens of Georgia and
Ukraine into Europe. Then I'm thinking, you know, if you want
to put some pressure on to Russia, if you have those people
go out and come back as radicalised Jihad ease sitting
right there on Russia's border. Then the end, they don't have to
show their passports. So there's no tracking. It's a where all of
Europe is shutting down. Now the EU says but you know what, it's
a good idea to have citizens of Georgia and Ukraine come in here
without a visa?
That doesn't make any sense at all.
I think it's for the reverse.
I don't know was definitely got somebody with the Russians, but
I don't know it's for the jihadi thing. I don't know. And I have
listed with that is very suspicious.
There's just zero reporting going on around this time of
year. So it's very hard to get anything to dig my teeth into. I
do have the clip I wanted to play of Matt Lee, who was back.
We didn't play this on the last show. Matt Lee is back in the
State Department. He is associated press one of the I
think one of the best journalists his reporting the
way he does his reporting and his investigation is never
represented in his actual reporting in the in the printed
word I feel it's much more fun to listen to how he gets
information out of douchebags like John Kirby spokespeople for
the United States State Department is not
going to further your policy of getting rid because our policy
is there has to be because we're not a military. When the
secretary came into office, his entire point on Syria was that
you had to change the calculation for Assad on the
battlefield, change the katich to do things that change his
calculation that has not worked yet his calculate. He's still
there, his calculation hasn't changed. You are signing on to a
Russian plan. Am I right? That says nothing about Assad. Right.
I think I'd take issue with some of what you just said. But
there's so much in there. So hang on. I liked that last
question. I mentioned Assad and
I will stop.
This is about the United United Nations agreement where it says
nothing about Assad leaving resolution that you plan on
signing tomorrow.
I'm not going to get ahead of a resolution that hasn't been
solidified yet. Justin, I just won't do it. So look, a couple
of big points here that I'd like to make.
This is a guy in trouble. This is nice to listen to.
He's just shouldn't be doing this job. They should put the
one other woman Oh,
absolutely. This is the wrong guy for the job. I concur.
Our view about Assad and his future has not changed. We still
believe that he cannot be a part of the future of Syria. Let me
know please let me
finish on just use. It's our view. It's our belief.
It is that is our policy, it is not changed. But the Secretary
has also said and you've heard him yourself over and over
at the same time, as you say that though you talk about how
long he stays and in what position he stays and what
capacity and what capacity he stays is, is is decided. And
what I'm trying to say is that the the key word in those
phrases is stays. Not goes.
Yeah. Right. Like if you come to stay at my house, my expectation
is eventually you're gonna go well, you know what they tell
you? Right? So
does not quite the same. They didn't invite the guy to stay
for a few days. He's been the ruler of the country for decades
about fishing guests. Right, exactly. Right. Okay. Right. So
Right. Okay. Right.
So we understand that, you know, that, during at least part of
this political transition process. I've said this before.
We there hasn't been decisions made about whether he leaves on
day, one week, one month, one secretary Homina Homina Homina.
But that he has to go, that he has to give up power that he
cannot be the leader of Syria going forward is not in dispute
in terms of American policy. Not this is just this is the third
gathering of the ISSG I fully expect there will be more. There
is still disparity inside the ISSG about Assad in his future.
No question about that. Nobody's argument about that you know you
again it's fair for you to say well there's nothing in the
process I don't see it fair but the but the process is is still
fairly nascent
the process of development was not it's three years old just
based on the Disney I know understand that but but but
there has been zero movement on Assad for three years. Exactly.
That report will
never make the light of day.
It just did.
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Yes. There is see a letter went to President Obama from let me
see the EMP Task Force. This is a real thing. The and of course,
EMP stands for electromagnetic pulse. But in this context. They
say Dear Mr. President, we need your personal intervention to
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the reasons of protecting us. And I have to say, if you're
talking about critical infrastructure, and we're all
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it would be smart to just give just in case have the EMP
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guys going to do? This is Vincent pry and Vincent pry.
Where'd he come from? Again? His doctor Vincent Price I think
he's from what school is he from? I'll look this up while
you listen to him talking about the EMP Commission, which is on
a better development at the federal level was the
reestablishment of the congressional EMP commission.
That happened just before Thanksgiving when the US
National Defence Authorization Act passed. And Obama signed it
into law. So the EMP commission is back.
It's back. It's back. And what are they most worried about?
Well,
the super EMP congressional commission that you referenced
earlier in which I served the congressional the EMP commission
spent eight years trying to warn Congress and the American
people. This was not just a theoretical threat, the idea of
using a single nuclear weapon wouldn't even have to be a
sophisticated one, you know, in detonated at high altitude, or
the United States at such a high altitude that there'd be no
fallout, no blast effects. You might not even know that the
nuclear weapon had gone off. But it would produce this thing
called an electromagnetic pulse, which is a super energetic radio
waves that can cover the whole continental United States and
fry electronics across the whole span of the country. And we know
that, that Russia and China, they've developed a thing called
Super EMP warheads that are specifically designed to
generate this, this intense EMP field. And they're not the only
ones. The Commission concluded that North Korea has probably
got the super, you know, it probably got it from the
Russians.
I think it's fair, though, it's fair to be concerned about this.
But you should be concerned. But if you don't do it by
bullcrapping, the public by North Korea,
no, you got to really scare people about them dying, there
does seem to be a growing awareness about the
vulnerability of our critical infrastructures, the electric
power grid communication systems, transportation systems,
to hacking and in cyber attacks. And the media at least is aware
of this because the head of the US Cyber Command last year,
announced during a congressional hearing, that at least
sophisticated state actors like Russia and China could probably
shut down the US electric grid for 18 months, you know, which
would be that would be the equivalent of of waging an all
out nuclear war on the United States. A lot of people don't
understand that. Because the congressionally NP Commission
concluded that if we had a nationwide blackout that lasted
just a year, it would kill nine of 10 Americans 90% of the
population through starvation, disease and societal collapse.
Now,
okay, who's the commander you think of the US Cyber Command?
Admiral Michael Rogers, who heads up the NSA, where do you
think the US Cyber Command exists? Fort Meade, yeah. This
is just a front for The NSA is that just another money grab
these guys are out to get all the money they could
not decide this is the EMP commission at the
middle but he mentioned the US Cyber Command is the somehow
behind this thing. Are they part of it? Ah, I mean so as soon as
he said that I started looking
at okay, okay, well he's the executive director of the CEO of
the task force on national and homeland security director of
the US nuclear strategy forum. Both congressional advisory
boards served on the congressional EMP commission now
reinstated the congressional strategic posture commission the
House Armed Services Committee this
is the NSA front there's no doubt in my mind excellent to
make money more for the budget is the guys are just soaking up
the cash Well,
that makes sense. They slipped it into the National Defence
Authorization Act and now the money can start coming in we
just have to scare people properly through doing that to
nobody complains
about the money. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Well, talking about the
national art you know, that whole new budget let me just
play this as ridiculous as the budget all the crap they did.
They, they're, they're going to spend more tax less. I mean,
it's they're just driving the country bankrupt but play this
clip,
President Obama signed a $1.8 trillion spending and tax cut
package after Congress passed the deal in a rare moment of
bipartisan unity. The measure expands military spending and
provides a billion dollar tax loopholes sought by the hotel,
restaurant and gambling industry. It also lists the 40
year ban on exporting us produce crude oil. A move Oil Change
International called the disaster for the climate.
Democratic leader said lifting the ban was crucial for winning
Republican support. President Obama praised Congress for
passing the bill. Today they passed a bipartisan budget deal.
I'm not wild about everything in it. I'm sure that's true for
everybody. But it is a budget that, as I insisted invests in
our military and our middle class without ideological
provisions that would have weakened Wall Street reform or
rules on big polluters. Privacy advocates have objected to the
spending bills quiet inclusion of the Cybersecurity Information
Sharing Act or Sisa measure they say will expand mass
surveillance under the guise of cybersecurity. Among other
provisions are new restrictions on the visa waiver programme
which could force Europeans deemed to be nationals of Iran,
Iraq, Syria or Sudan, or people who have visited those countries
since 2011. To obtain a visa before entering the United
States, since the move is likely to trigger reciprocal
restrictions from European countries critics warn Iranian
Americans could now be treated as quote second class citizens
when travelling abroad. Fabulous is a good summary. It's good.
Oh, we're screwed.
And meanwhile, curse words are there great internet that came
along that fights Sisa? Yeah, I
was reading an interesting article that was passed on to me
a couple different times about the what are they called here?
They're called the techno sceptics. Which of course I feel
right at home in I like to go on and it was the Washington Post.
And there's apparently a movement and they're calling
themselves techno sceptics, and they're they're riding against
the the planned obsolescence. They're actually the the the
woman Taylor 36 In this article, documentary filmmaker, she's not
paranoid, but she keeps duct tape over the camera lens on her
laptop computer. Hey, oh, this sounds a lot like somebody I
know. Yes, borrowed money. And last month, Taylor and more than
1000 activists, scholars and techies gathered at the New
School in New York City for a conference to talk about
reinventing the internet. Yeah, good luck. And Jared Lanier is
leading this troop. He's responsible
for guys from Subway. Yeah. Yeah.
Now you know, the guy I'm talking about with the Rasta
hair, the virtual reality guy. Yeah, man. I
don't know about you mentioned the Washington Post. The
Washington Post is also getting kind of hinky much like the
Economist. So they had you know, the News Hour has this segment
where they have the you know, Shields and Brooks this
throwback to some old were they supposed to be was supposed to
be a Democrat. Why
aren't they a country in western duo? Yeah.
Country in western Shields and Brooks. And so they talk and
they Republican representatives always kind of like such an old
fashioned Republican is ludicrous. But when shields but
okay, fine. It gets his the Republicans hates Trump who kind
of Republican is he? Now so they reversed the sometimes he goes
on vacation. He goes on vacation. They bring a guy in
from the Washington Post and then Gersh on another columnists
I believe and he comes on and he's so far from being any sort
of Republican that he's like, snide anti Republican. He's a
Democrat. I mean, you can't get journalists much, many
journalists that are that could actually call themselves
Republicans. But let's play the clip. I have the two of these
guys. I think there's about Christmas
Republicans on news. Our Xmas gifts. Yes. So
this is the bit I edited a little bit so you just get the
best parts.
And so what first let's talk about the president, what would
you give him?
Well, I don't think any Democrat deserves anything in there
shocking this year because they already got Donald Trump. That
is Christmas gifts, birthday gifts. Valentine's Day. I think
anything more would be greedy. All right. The Republicans what
what gift Michael for them? Well, you wouldn't normally want
this but I think a lump of coal because Republicans love right.
That was good. I
represent the Republican or conservative side of anything.
Well,
it's the Christmas week, John, you'll take whatever you can
get.
Turns out to be just another Democrat shill.
I also there was just one last little piece of news I picked up
in the in the big bill that we just passed, which was the the
omnibus bill. A lot of people are saying that because this
bill has been signed into law, that it effectively stops the
band the federal ban on medical marijuana. What Yeah, section
538 of the omnibus bill, none of the funds made available in this
act to the Department of Justice may be used with respect to the
states have and then there's you know, pretty much every state
to prevent restate whichever estates left out.
I'm looking 10 Man, I don't see Texas I don't see Texas, but
it's been
a massive asking is because I suspect that the states that are
listed are the ones that have medical marijuana planning
marijuana legalisation or medical or something in Texas
being left out good, we
don't plan that we're not playing on Planet nothing that
we'd like to leave. We we like the legal business much better,
because otherwise you have to tax it here to so with respect
to the states and then all those states to prevent such states
from implementing their own state laws to authorise the use
distribution, possession or cultivation of medical
marijuana.
Well read the states now we I'm very curious, okay.
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Delaware, DC, District of Columbia, not a
state but Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, and Washington and Wisconsin. And
section 539. None of the funds made available by this act may
be used in contravention of Section 7606 which is legitimate
legitimacy of industrial hemp research of the Agricultural Act
by the Department of Justice or the DEA. So hemp research and
medical marijuana. It seems like,
like headed that way. There's no doubt about it. And it seemed a
few sick. You know?
Yeah, like Texas, like Texas, idiots.
You sick puppies are given up on this opportunity to the half of
Texas is still a blue state.
Yeah, if they went out and voted, you'd see it as you see.
I think the whole state would be blue.
Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, there you have it.
I think that's kind of good news.
I only have one clip left that I might want to play. We can
finish with time.
I'm good to finish with you.
Well, let's just play this.
Oh, wait. I will just I will just one clip just for you
because it's a local California,
Hollywood and actor Robert Downey Jr. Getting a pretty nice
Christmas gift. The Iron Man star who wants spent time in
prison after police found heroin cocaine and a pistol in his
vehicle was granted a pardon by California Governor Jerry Brown.
Downey has stayed out of trouble since its release in 2002. His
voting rights now restored
Yeah, what a great country Disney exactly what a great
condo what
happened I believe is that he they Disney signed to pretty
much a lifetime contract to have to do all these crazy. There's
another one coming out where he plays Iron Man in another guy's
movie. Yeah, he's got to do all these things for Disney and I
think Disney called Brown as they call them the favour
because he said I'm not doing it. Well what can we do for you
Robert? What can we do for you to make you sign this deal? I
don't understand. Get me apart. I don't understand why I mean,
if you have the choice between you know being high and having
to be Iron Man for the rest of your life, you guys got enough
money
that is beyond me. Why this? This whole thing is very
suspicious anyway, so here's the clip by that my last tip is
getting really it's not a Political clip is a kind of a
little informational Kit that people can take away from the
show. This is because I never knew this. The PBS newshour I
was this musical thing. They bring some musical guy on and he
tells us a story about how this song came to be or something
like that. And this is kind of the backstory of the song White
Christmas, which I had no idea was actually a parody. It was a
joke tune.
Why do we think he's gonna live a lot longer than 18 Matthews is
hat. Next for this holiday season, a new way to look at a
classic song being Crosby's White Christmas. It's the best
selling single of all time, with more than 50 million copies
sold. JEFFREY BROWN recently sat down with composer and pianist
Rob Kaplow who deconstructs music for the News Hour from
time to time.
Dr. Kabelo welcome back.
So nice to be here,
right, so white Christmas, a touching beautifulness
StorageTek song, but started life very differently as a kind
of parody. You know,
we now think of it as perfect, sentimental depiction of
Christmases past. But in fact, it originally started with a
verse that no one sings anymore. And that Berlin actually
eliminated from the song that sets the song in Beverly Hills,
LA, it actually started the sun is shining, the grass is green,
the orange and palm trees sway. And it's actually sung by
somebody in Beverly Hills around a pool, dreaming of Christmas up
north. So originally, it was a send up of the very song that
it's become
set in Beverly Hills, but of course came to be known and came
to touch the many people because of the historical moment. 1942
Americans military personnel, far away for the first.
Oh, John. You ruined the movie for me now. completely ruined. I
don't think I can ever watch it again. Feeling good.
You know that now you know,
the more you know, the more you get spoiled. All right,
everybody. Thank you very much. Merry Christmas, once again to
you, John as well.
God, Eric Christmas to you, and we'll be at a good time.
Very good time. Thank you. And I'm looking forward to our New
Year's Eve show. That should be fun.
We're working on New Year's Eve.
We are. How
do we do it? Well,
I guess our families love us
out of their hair,
what I'm thinking. All right, everybody have a happy, happy
holiday. We will be back on Thursday. So we'll be looking at
all kinds of stuff to deconstruct for you on the next
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