you chaps have more cheek than Kim Kardashian. Adam curry, John
C. Dvorak. It's Thursday December 31 2015. time once
again for your gizmo nation media assassination episode 786.
This is no agenda
closing out another garden your reality and broadcasting live
from the capital the drone stars taking finger region six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain I am John C.
Dvorak skill. Did I hear the Zephyr go by again? That's a
good one.
All right. So this is a mystery. That was a gong. Yeah. And now a
gong. Gong Gong Gong. Nice. Which I'll try to relent from
playing to an extreme.
It this just showed up mysteriously. Now the family
bought me a gong for my birthday. And it's downstairs in
the hall. So when people show up the housing, you get the gong.
That's
love right there, man. Yeah.
That's like a big giant Gong. Ever see A J. Arthur rank movie?
No, not recently. You could
you can type it in and see what the Gong Gong can look like.
Cool. So this Gong shows up, I guess over Christmas because
this is the box that was at the post office I was bitching about
it couldn't pick up. But there's nothing attached to this note.
So I call the Mimi. So who sent me another Gong hmm. And this
seems to have been sent in by one of our producers.
Do I recall a tweet maybe? Was their tweet. Someone tweeted you
about a gong?
I don't remember that.
I don't remember either. Hey, in the morning to Tom Waits.
Apparently he's a listener.
Tom Waits. Yeah. Good. Tom Waits.
What is he building in there? Yeah. Oh, good. That's cool.
And read about
and notice those paid Tom tweet. Will you do something for the
show? There was something strange that happened. Lemmy
from Motorhead died, which is and
it's just the behaviour she retweeted that, I believe.
No, I actually retweeted Michael Butler saying he was going to do
a an emergency rock and roll like show. That's the guy who
you know, can really attribute Yeah, but yeah, that's the guy
you can do a tribute. But I found myself and I stopped
myself from doing it. What turns out everybody does. And it's a
phenomenon that is, I just wanted to get your take on it.
So Blimey, he's dead, like, Oh, crap, now. I have. I think I've
interviewed Lemmy. But if I've talked to him a total of 10
minutes in my lifetime, that's it. But of course, I have
pictures and video and stuff. So like, Oh, I'm gonna find a
picture of me and led me and then I stopped myself. Why am I
doing this? And then as I look at my face bag feed, it's like
and of course, you know, I have a lot of friends on the face bag
who are in the music business. Everybody posts pictures of
themselves with lemme what is the point or you
just helped me? You mentioned it. Yeah.
I mean, what is the point? Because it was before the
internet. If someone died wouldn't walk around with photos
of ourselves. No, he's dead. Yeah, but here's me. Here's me.
Look at me Look at me. It's a very silly thing but I
had this phenomenon that you mentioned it
but I'm but I'm healing because I stopped myself from doing it.
But it's yeah, now that I mentioned is
a picture of me and so it's it is funny. It's a good
observation. I never I it's so apparent it's not you mentioned
it,
but why why? Why? Why? You gotta wonder why.
Yes, you do have to wonder why. I don't know why. I don't know.
Why did show connectivity. No, I think it's in its ego. It has to
be anxious connection,
connection. Ego. I'm connected to the dead. I mean, everybody
knows you gotta get to the dead. You know, everybody knows he's
gonna get to the dead if you hung out with Lemmy, either. You
were talking philosophy. We were playing music or you were just a
groupie. Oh, that's pretty much are you getting them drinks?
That's pretty much it. Well, there you go. Anyway, sad.
Ribbon button light rip. So
somebody wanted to see the picture now.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, it has to be at least a year before
I do that. No. I mean, logically, I
see it. I put a picture with me I just Photoshop it I don't
care.
What's your point? It should be you me and let me in the middle.
There's a picture I will
post that I will post that if someone gets us a Photoshop of
that.
Me and again my hands around my head easily. And
and I will put on it rip love and light so sad.
Yeah. So sad. Now I saw watching on my Twitter feed and there's a
picture of Kate Middleton in a corset kind of exposing herself
in some way or other and I looked at this thing and I said,
and it was like played kinda straight. And I'm but but it's
such an obvious photoshop job that her head way too big. It's
actually kind of it's kind of blend brushed in pretty nicely
I'm gonna say it looks like it might be an actual head on
somebody. But it's not it's a it's a photoshop job. And I'm
surprised we don't see that goes to Zephyr by the way Oh no, no
car attached.
I got an email just speaking what you just mentioned from was
this. Mary Staubach? Subject rampid misogyny. That the things
you say about women in your so called show? Oh em gee, it seems
to me Your parents didn't teach you good manners. Perhaps it's
that way in Amsterdam question mark question mark question
mark. Not to mention your old pal DeVore ak 50s mentality I'm
impressed. Really? What I guess she doesn't understand the show.
I guess not.
I've replied You clearly missed the point. Remove your original
privilege try again. I'm sure I'll get a fine response to that
you won't get anything back of course not. He didn't send me a
note. Know what she thinks the difference between you and me?
Is that I think there's some
you get you get a pass you get a pass you get a pass
Well, I think there's more to it than just getting a pass I also
think that they figure they pay them figure that they can maybe
save you I'm beyond say 50s
mentality not going to help and can't can't get him back No way.
I've done
so they just whatever guys
coot Well, I don't know which is worse. crackpot or coot? It's
crude and crackpot cute Did you see Poppy Harlow?
Poppy Harlow?
Yeah on see on the CNNs No, oh, well it happens in the
wintertime it's happened a couple times in the past few
years when they turn on the brain scrambling machine that's
a part of the month I
can see this I wanted to clip it because I I did clip it then I
lost the clip and then I didn't go back to get it and then I
wanted to double click I wanted to do a ISO of just a little
part where she goes
it's here's here's what happened what they actually hold what
happens next dearly. So clearly a big question probably
have is a literally Becky Anderson Thank you very much. I
appreciate it back here on American soil bad news for the
Obama administration. We have this new CNN o RC poll which is
quite a quite a turnaround in
God for girl and then she comes back.
Brian, thank you so much. And for all of you on Twitter who
are asking if I'm okay, thank you so much. I got a little hot
and I passed out from home and I am fine. We're going to take a
quick break. We'll be right back.
Now that sound that that she made that that sounds
suspiciously like the president sound that we clipped on on the
previous show and when he was making those weird noises I
enhanced it yes I zoomed rotated and enhanced and so I think the
American doesn't quite work that
I think we just had lots of the
okay but that they won't that won't be the real deal poor pop
well
she when I when it happened I first thought that she would
babble a little longer instead of that and that member the
there was a spate of anchors that they started Yeah, Roxas
them some radio waves or they don't even know why but they had
some all these theories and they stopped.
What was the other girl's name with that happened to and I'm
sure I'm sure we had that clip somewhere
we did. We had a couple of them because they would babble for a
while instead of just she just passed out and I don't remember
who it was. And I wonder if she's sitting down? Yeah, but
she had a hot flash or something and she passed out. I don't know
it sounds suspicious. Yeah.
Well, if it was a true hot flash I don't think she's well it
could be I'm not sure how old she is but could be not very old
hot flashes are crap. And I could spot I can spot it. I can
see women having hot flashes. Can some reason see the aura and
I go over as a hot flash you okay yeah and hold on to him and
I give him off their brow Tom's gonna be okay and Austrian hug
so it's going to be interesting in in Austin at midnight tonight
stroke of midnight open carry goes into effect here
nice they can shoot in here
I don't know I don't think that's allowed but if you have a
concealed carry licence you may open carry as of the first crime
about to go down in Austin that's good.
Well we're having normal celebrations every which way
I've been most of the world is except Belgium
Belgium. I got a clip I have a clip you are my clip or I've 34
seconds a clip. My clip has got a punch line too. Okay, and then
I'll play mine and then yours
I made tight security Brussels had been preparing for the
city's traditional New Year's Eve fireworks and festivities.
Now the event has been called off over fears of a militant
attack. The decision was taken in conjunction with the Belgian
government reportedly due to inflammation is it received more
than less it is the nature of a gathering of so many people and
enormous number. You know, last year 100,000 We're here you can
have control and check everyone who comes to the event. And as
the inquiries are still ongoing and a local and federal level
and elements of those inquiries still being analysed. It was
decided it was better not to take the risk.
Before we go to your clip, like that
was better. Oh, well, you're overselling oh wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, I had a comment about Yeah, so I wanted to hear
the comment.
Once you've pussies ah you've given up you've given up are you
kidding me? That is thin okay it's been it's Belgium has been
you know did the calculated
now I don't think that's really what happened though. You gotta
be encountering there looked into fireworks cause Holy crap.
Kidding me
the money we can save.
We can have a party just amongst ourselves in the office that
but it is this is where the the EU government sits this is going
to say no more celebrations. They already shut down the whole
of the whole city for a week almost. Yeah. And oh, did you
did you hear during this, bring it up here. So during the
shutdown, we had, you know, the army the army was out and
whatever army Belgium has, and you know, everyone's running
around and trying to figure out oh, stay indoors shoe, cower in
the corner shelter in place. Meanwhile, apparently the
Belgian, whatever armed forces were there because they have a
whole different barracks. They were shacked up in the police
barracks or the police station. And now there there's a big
investigation. Apparently, eight army guys had an orgy with two
police women in the in the barracks.
Yeah, those Belgian police.
You know what I have to say about that all the board trains
good. Planes ban.
That slide now. My clip, I think is a little more dramatised and
I think because it comes from ABC they actually put a they put
a an exclamation mark on it. All right.
Overseas tonight Belgium on alert threats of a possible
terror attack forcing authorities to cancel New Year's
Eve fireworks in Brussels. The decision today following the
arrest of two terrorist suspects accused of plotting to attack
police soldiers and huge crowds celebrating the holidays.
Authority saying the plan may have been inspired by ISIS. It
that in their inspired it's what exam any
proof of anything. But that sounds good.
Well, CNN had the best I think they came out with a terror
package which ran a couple of times yesterday. Two minutes of
pure terror. And I think what you just shared with you and the
year sheer terror
was New Year's fast approaching authorities across the world on
alert for terror from Belgium to Bangladesh to New York City
people should feel safe this New Year's Eve of course were there.
You're going to have one of the most well policed, best
protected events and one of the safest venues in the entire
world.
Police in Belgium arrested two men Tuesday in connection with a
plot they say to attack historic sites in the Belgian capital on
or around New Year's Eve
historic sites. What happened to big crowds? What do they mean by
historical thinking?
And by the way bomb buildings a difference whether they're
having the fireworks display in the celebration or not if you're
going to attack a store Exactly. A senior
Belgian security official tells CNN the target was Brussels
Central Square the Grand Palace. The plot inspired though not
directed by ISIS. Police conducted several Terror Raids
Sunday. There it is known now it's inspired, though not
directed by You know, this board becomes very troubling. They
keep using words like actors directed by I mean it bothers
the plot inspired, though not directed by ISIS and JJ Abrams
couldn't make it. Police conducted several Terror Raids
Sunday and Monday seizing military uniforms and ISIS
propaganda. The Belgian government raising the threat
level to three out of a possible for meaning and attack is
likely. in Dakar, Bangladesh, the US Embassy warned us
citizens of possible attacks on New Year's Eve. New York says
there is no credible threat to the New Year's celebrations, but
it is dispatching 6000 officers to Time Square where more than 1
million people are expected on Thursday night, the Secretary of
Homeland Security encouraging New York police academy
graduates to be vigilant on their new beats in the face of
this current threat to your country. Partner. I encourage
you to build bridges to the communities in this city that
the Islamic State is attempting yours to target for recruitment.
underscoring the homegrown dangers a British couple were
both convicted today of preparing for acts of terrorism,
terrorism through investigators seized stockpiles of chemicals
and bomb making materials at one of their home. It really is
quite annoying to have to listen to two minutes of this guy
talking like this. And this video, showing them testing an
explosive device
that's clear that a radical and violent Islamic extremist
ideology ideology was a motivator for these offences.
On the battlefield, the coalition announced the
airstrikes killed ISIS leader, Sharif Ramadan, who officials
say had direct links to the mastermind of the Paris attacks,
and was actively planning more terror.
Happy New Year citizen. Yeah, I just realised guy
has got one of those voices. So it's a guy in in BC, who has
that strange cadence of getting on my nerves
just yet. So another report so we have the actors we have was
not directed by. And then here's a headline the alleged jihadist
arrested in June on charges that he plotted to blow up Time
Square may also be may also be the fiend who stabbed the nine
year old Staten Island boy in the neck five months earlier and
what some investigators now believe was a botched ISIS
audition. Come on what they call it it's called an audition. For
what and what's the New York Post? Well, for the for the
movie, I don't know. This is too many movie terms being used.
Yeah, I don't like that either. Anyway, it goes.
Anyway, it's a it's obvious. And I say yeah, it's obvious. But I
saw I see he's there. They're here. They're here everybody.
Oh, they're here. ISIS we will follow them to the gate. ISIS.
That brings us to the BS of the day,
the BS of the day,
and we need a jingle. I watched this and I know this was going
on. I've heard about it. It's been a couple of weeks as little
snippets and it shows up on the on the big news broadcasts and
decided to clip it. And it's just it's just the most
illogical nutty thing and I've always been surprised. We'll
talk about it after you play the BS of the day.
For many American travellers, a driver's licence is their IDE of
choice when boarding a domestic flight. But as early as next
year, that may not be enough to clear security in some states.
Instead, you might need a passport.
That's a little extreme meeting passport to go through now.
In 2005, Congress passed the REAL ID Act pushing states to
issue more secure driver's licences that are tougher to
counterfeit and feature new technologies. The issue has
gained more attention in the wake of terrorist attacks in
Paris and San Bernardino by ensuring that there's
consistency and a type of identification that's being
presented at airports. They're looking to mitigate the threat
of terrorism.
Okay, hold on, huh? So the San Bernardino attack had to do with
getting on aeroplanes with a driver's licence. Oh, wait,
wait, wait, maybe it was the the Paris attack that had to do with
getting on air punch with a driver's licence?
You know that it is there is no constitution there's no data you
don't you're not required to show it you are not required to
show ID you have the right to free travel in the United
States. I have all those states, of course can change that if
they want to the weight. California as of midnight
tonight, has changed their rules. And if they feel that
you're a danger to society, then come in and take your weapons.
Yeah. Well, that anybody can say you're a danger. Yeah. In fact,
there's a number. There's a bunch of gotchas in this pretty
funny like what but let's get back to This. Now this is the
REAL ID thing that took place in 2005. And all the Conservatives
out there, oh, we can't have this because they've expressed
what you just said and some other arguments. We can't do
this because this is this is like a national ID card is what
which is what it amounts to. And registration. Exactly. Yes. I'm
so fussed about it. I live where are they now?
They're too busy knuckling under to this too busy partying, they
got nothing, but they're not paying attention to us.
And by the way, Washington State, yeah, which is one of
theirs. They showed that this report went on and they showed
the three levels of states that have done follow the rules. And
the the state most of the states about the states, the few states
in the middle and the Deep South, surprisingly enough,
they're all in the deep south by the way. Alabama, Alabama,
Mississippi, or and what's the other one? Georgia, those ends
to Florida? They're all in oh, we're all in? lockstep, sir.
Right. Of course, they were the ones moaning and groaning about
national ID but they're all in that states that are kind of
sketchy. We'll get around to it, which include your state, Texas
to California. Yep. And then there's about four or five
states that are just so far behind the curve. Supposedly,
they're gonna be in trouble. You won't be able to fly out of
there. Washington state being one of them. That we have.
Washington is like a Washington State licence. It's got all the
security crap all over in his black light things light up and
then holograms are on the dice. I don't see what the problem is.
This is bullcrap.
It's the very slow erosion of a free society into a police state
and no one's doing anything about it. Now no one is doing in
the states
that are all I want to say this again, those deep South states,
the big shots, big talkers. They they are the first to sign up
for this. Yeah. There's your conservatives.
Well, have you heard about the new house resolution that that
was introduced? By let's see House resolution 569. Now it's a
resolution. So it's not a bill. But every of all the Democrats
signed on to this resolution, condemning violence, bigotry and
hateful rhetoric towards Muslims in the United States. So this is
this is on the way to being outlawed.
Oh, this is what we were dating. We already witnessed this. You
already said it. There's no no contest back
in the UK. Oh, the UK took it one step further. Now they're
able to use their powers for cyber bullies. As we know. And
wait, there was another thing from the UK about that. I wonder
I do want to read this house bill for a second was. I'll get
to it in a second. But let's just look at this house bill and
again, a resolution not a bill. Whereas the victims of anti
Muslim hate crimes and rhetoric have faced physical, verbal and
emotional abuse because they were Muslim or believed to be
Muslim. Whereas the constitutional right to freedom
of religious practice is a cherished United States value,
value. Law value and violence or hate speech towards any United
States community based on faith is in contravention of the
nation's founding principles. They forget to mention the Free
Speech part in here. So they go through a more it's like a un
document almost whereas whereas whereas resolved the House of
Representatives one expresses its
buddy really pay attention to history when they make these
comments the amount of anti Catholic hatred that was just
endemic to the United States especially in his ongoing yes
was ridiculous. Oh the pay. Oh, these pay fists there used to be
called Papist. John, but
John, how about anybody who just calls out Republicans is crazy
bible thumpers named that all. Crazy but by makeovers
and maybe a nice backfire. Bench hate speech.
That's right. So as a result of the House of Representatives,
the House of Representatives one expresses its condolences for
the victims of anti Muslim hate crimes. Steadfastly confirmed
his dedication to the rights and dignity of all its citizens of
all faiths beliefs and cultures. denounces in the strongest terms
the increase of hate speech intimidation, violence,
vandalism, arson and other hate crimes targeted against mosques,
Muslims, or those perceived to be Muslim. recognises that the
United States Muslim community has made countless positive
contributions to the United States society declares that the
civil rights and civil liberties of all United States citizens
including Muslims in the United States should be protected and
preserved, urges local and federal law enforcement
authorities to work to prevent hate crimes and to prosecute to
the fullest extent of the law. Those perpetrators are
perpetrators of hate crimes and reaffirms the inalienable right
of every citizen to live without fear and intimidation and to
practice their freedom of faith. And I don't think anyone has
said that Muslims can't practice their faith. But it would have
been a little more balanced if this resolution had said to
Taking all of this into account, we of course, protect, defend
and uphold the Constitution, including its first amendment.
But they didn't do that.
No, no, it's the First Amendment's gotta go. But it was
that that guy
was floating around everybody signs on to that as in Yale.
Yeah. Everybody's on board with
that. Yeah, we get rid of this thing stupid.
I have. Well, speaking of that, so now the FBI. Well, first of
all, that the FBI is even involved in this. But they are
now they've offered a $5,000 award for the perpetrator of
this hate crime bring Valley Moss
was covered in bacon over the weekend, touching and eating the
meat is against the religion of Islam. So now authorities are
investigating it as a hate crime. Action News spoke with a
founding member of that mosque earlier today. He says he
understands there may be some misunderstandings within the
community about their faith, especially after the recent
attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, where the FBI is now
also involved in this investigation and wash your
hands after touching any raw meat.
The FBI is involved in this investigation
in a in a bacon tossing problem of FBI. Paul. Yeah, somebody's
getting overtime for that as Yes.
Now, apparently in Germany, free speech is on the move. And it's
also a copyright. By
the way I want to stop because I just thought about this. Do you
notice that these crimes that there's a one there around here
somewhere There was a somebody threw a brick through a window
at some small mosque that was just crystal marked. It's just a
real was it was in a strip mall. And it was one of those little
and I've seen most of the reports have been these little
strip mall operations that are really just community centres.
But you never see anything or hear anything about one of those
massive Saudi built mosques ever being defaced or anything going
on around those things. Oh, is it possible that this you know
there? That's what the ones that push the will harvest in the
salon office philosophies which nobody seems to want to talk
about this aspect of in the Saudi Arabians financing all of
these these very hateful mosques. And nothing ever is
reported about any of those. Is it possible that the Saudis
themselves, not the Saudis, but the agents of these malls are
trashing these little mosques to get to the big musher? That's
very possible. When surprised, I would always like the recent
report in salon magazine, which was all over Twitter. They went
on some somebody screwed up a mosque, and it was again one of
those little strip malls and Salon was all over it all hate
crime hate crime that turned out the guy was a Muslim. Oh, then
it can't be a hate crime. So they pulled the store. Again, it
was a Muslim going after one of these little bitty mosques. This
is very suspicious of Yes.
I found that the British thing. So yeah, they're coming out with
this new with these new powers, which she gives for. paedophilia
for hate crimes for bullying. Oh, yeah. And jihadists now
they'll be able to pretty much I think, just read anything they
want. They can get all they have the powers. And now headline
from the UK, emotional bullies, emotional bullies could face
five years in jail. Five years in jail as nude
emotional bully. Yeah, listen.
Emotional bullies in relationships can be punished if
this bill relationship Yeah, wait for up to five years in
jail. And this law comes into force today, partners who cause
severe psychological harm will be targeted through this Serious
Crime Act. Now emotional abuse is real. I'm not saying that.
But you know, relationships are challenging and they've been
that way forever. The behaviour can range from stopping a
partner socialising dictating what they were monitoring them
online or spying on them with phone apps.
You're not gonna wear that. Are you?
Honey baby? Not those shoes. This is, hey, give me a nation.
Nice. I think I already said goodbye to you. But I'm just
gonna wave as you fall down the precipice there.
That's outrageous. Yeah. Yeah.
And I believe the bill is introduced today.
And there's a lot of abusive relationships that are like
designed that way.
True. And also will guys get a fair shake if they're though?
emotionally abused.
And emotion is taking your husband to court over this.
Isn't that itself emotional abuse? Yeah, we're constantly
threatening it. I think this is what I do this.
This is what we call the slippery slope.
I think is no this The bottom
screw the slopes the worst, the bottom looking up.
Totally. Wow. Sad Well, they've been managing to slip all the
same stuff that they pull in the UK over here. I think you're at
you've observed this some years back. And it's been true we ever
since they're the test case and mind you they put up with it.
And apparently they put up with everything even though if you
get into conversation Well, you know, we don't really do that.
Yeah, we got cameras all over the place, but nobody really
looks at him. Yeah. I mean, they've they've rationalised a
way out of this instead of like tearing down the place. Wow.
Then I,
you know, the Daily Mail has a very large presence in the US.
Huge readership with their website. Yes. So this is
continuous, you know, people see this just the stream. You know,
what I haven't seen I haven't seen on Twitter or the face bag
anywhere people go and this was owed Rangers? No, not at all. I
stumbled across the article almost. And
it's outrageous. It's outrageous. It's outrageous.
Well,
here's, here's the here's another question I have for you.
So there's this ongoing and of course, we'll, we'll need to
talk about this little bit about, you know, Bill Clinton,
Donald Trump, the back and forth. He, he's bad for women.
He's a misogynist, etc. And, of course, the claim from candidate
that Clinton is that ISIS is using Donald Trump as a
recruiting tool.
Yeah, in movies.
Whatever. That's the claim. Yeah. The How then can we not
only sanction but also applaud the anger that is being evoked
by a non anonymous because they're posting and this was a
whole This was another op, an anonymous op. Let's call Muslims
goat fuckers. Yeah, that's really funny.
Yeah, that was the main thesis of those posts, right.
But that I would, I would argue, is inciting hatred and violence.
So you can't see you can't have all these laws. You can't say,
Well, look, Congress passed this resolution. But then it's funny
and okay, if anonymous does that, by the way, some of them
were very funny. I liked it. But that's not my point. Where is
the outrage? No, this is all it's cool. That's great. Donald
Trump asshole. anonymous author. You're privileged people.
That's a good catch. Trump Trump, by
the way, I was watching the Jerry Seinfeld he did is the new
season of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee with the
President. You have the president to go on that show.
You have to see this. So outrageous. And so you know,
Jerry rolls up in his 63 Stingray beautiful example of
it. And you know, first of all this whole episode, the
President is so arrogant. He's, I mean, really, you have to
watch it. I can't even pull one clip. He's just so incredible.
Like, yeah, it should be on Mount Rushmore. I'm
really sure it just wasn't joking around. No, no, no. You
know, he likes to be with comics because he thinks
he and Jerry was nervous. He had notes. He was looking at his
notes for this question as they had guns trained on impossible.
But Seinfeld said something about the 63 Corvette Stingray
and it reminded me It reminded me of where we are today. I'm
paraphrasing with something like you know, the 63 Corvette
Stingray was loud. It was brash, you know, it's just thrown
together like we in America used to do with our cars, like stick
all this shit on it, put big bumpers on it, put this
oversized engine in it, and like and we loved it. And that is the
magic of Donald Trump. We love the 63 Stingray. That's why
Donald Trump is doing so well. It's He's everything America,
it's pushed on bits and bobs like Mr. Potatohead. Bomb.
That's what we love.
Well, that's an interesting theory. The 63 Stingray wasn't
doing together that randomly
um, this is what Seinfeld said.
Oh, he did. Yeah. Yeah. Well said it was it's funny because
he's like this car and not even though he doesn't really have a
collection. I don't think this is he I think he borrows them.
Yeah, no, he does. He borrows all of them. He usually at the
beginning says where he got them, are you thanks to get the
end and the credits who we borrowed it from right. He gets
a lot of cards to get not a lot but he gets a few cards from
from Leno's three garage fulls of cards. There's a guy's a real
collector. Yeah,
yeah. Leno for sure. Well, since since we got the elections, a
few election clips. Okay. This is the Financial Times
for us stories like the Chinese stock market sagas the eurozone
crisis, the ongoing question About the Fed and the state of
American business Volkswagen have been incredible for ft.
circulation and attracting readers to our site. But the
real gift that keeps giving and giving and giving that no one
expected is Donald Trump. I mean, Donald Trump is now the
Kim Kardashian of the political and economic world in America.
In a sense he's pushing right ahead headline I guarantee you
get a massive amount of interest from Financial Times readers,
and I'm sure BBC listeners too.
There you go. Again, you do Never underestimate the American
public.
I want to call out CBS ever since John Dickerson took over
Face the Nation. Yeah. I've been watching that show. So it's the
competitor to the other show. Yeah. And then
we meet the Meet the ponies made with Tapper.
Or not Tapper. Who's that other guy? Those go T Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah. chuck, chuck, chuck, chuck,
chuck, depress is snide and it's a really got this other guy.
It's just really a snide nasty show. John Dickerson is the most
objective guy I've ever seen do any of these shows and who is
he? He's a new guy. He took over Bob Shaffer. face a nation. You
know, he hasn't gotten a lot of accolades, but I watch him. He
plays it straight. Trump's a candidate, he's not a clown or a
bozo. He's just the candidate does fuck at it from this
perspective that he Jen, it's just an absolutely refreshing
thing to see this guy.
He won't last.
He's, he's a little neutral. He may be too neutral. But he he
gets good people that have a good discussion. I think I have
a
clip here from Yeah, it looks like donor class. FTN. Yeah,
this
is uh, this is one of the clips that you'd get on this. And it's
a it's a down to earth discussion is not a like, Oh,
what a bonehead. What an idiot. What a clown. Where's the
spinning bow tie?
In what did we learn if anything about money, we're talking about
a situation in which basically, the grassroots overwhelms the
elites. The elites are the ones with the money. There was a lot
of talk before this campaign about how candidates with
fundraising prowess, Scott Walker, gone from the race, Jeb
Bush shock and all he raised so much money, not doing well, in
the polls, Did we learn anything about the power of this populist
movement with respect to money, we
we learned that you can't buy an election. And that is very
heartening that small donors can still have a big influence. We
also were reminded of a lesson that we knew before, but forgot
in all of the super PAC moments. And that is that donating to a
candidate is the first vote. And so the candidates that can draw
small donors can survive because that's real support. And the
funny thing with Trump that people overlook is he talks
about, you know, I don't want your money, I'm financing my own
campaign. He's not. He's not if you go back and look, because
he's not buying TV ads. So he's not spending big. He actually
has enough small donations unsolicited coming into his
campaign, that he's financing it with their money. So we were we
have been reminded that the money primary does matter. And
that is in the small donor, not necessarily the big dumb.
Yeah, there's part of the interesting paradox of Trump
that this billionaire would serve as the most effective
vehicle for this populist, this popular strain is something
we've heard so going back several cycles, certainly to Pat
Buchanan, but that that Trump is able to call out the donor class
the way he has because he's been a member of it is kind of
remarkable.
I didn't see this but did I'm sure that right after this, they
said it's so amazing that this was supposed to be the year of
citizens united the super PACs, the Koch brothers were going to
buy the election. I guess they didn't mention that did that.
That is exactly the point. I think that was being made even
though they wasn't this show has made that point before. Okay,
and if you listen to this darkness discussion is actually
sane, because they're not stupid. I mean, if it was on me
to present well, how does a How does a clown like Trump Ryan
managed to pull this off? Okay. Okay.
I like what you're saying. You've given props. This is on
this fox or CBS, CBS. All right. Well, I'll start watching. Yes,
everything
CBS.
I got a clip I get a clip of Trump about his he's now going
to start spending on ads. Yes,
good. I'll be spending a
minimum of $2 million a week and perhaps substantially more where
Jeff has spent $40 million and you get spent 40 million He's
wasted 40 million.
Oh, that's great. Opportunity.
Did you see Savannah Guthrie? She's on the CBS show. Right.
Savannah, Gatsby's on CNBC NBC.
Yeah, I am BC she, she had Trump on the phone. And it is not
Savannah is beautiful. But, you know, she kind of fell apart, we
kind of saw that she was
beautiful. Well, she's a new letter from that woman.
She's a news model. And I don't know why. But well, actually, I
think I do know why. Because having been in the media, and
when you're at a big corporation, and the
conversation or what, especially if it's live is not going the
way you think the suits will want. You get flustered, you get
nervous. Oh, this is not. This is not how it's supposed to
happen. Oh, no, I don't know what to say is Donald Trump
said that he has this is different tweet, quote, a
terrible record of women abuse. And I wondered if you could get
specific about that. What do you mean, what are you referring to
in particular?
Well, if you look at the different situations, of course,
we can name many of them, I can get you a list and I have it
sent to your office in two seconds. But there were
certainly a lot of abusive women and you look at whether it's
Monica Lewinsky or Paula Jones or many of them, and that
certainly will be fair game. Certainly if they play the
woman's God with respect to me, that will be fair game.
You mentioned Monica Lewinsky Lewinsky. Are you saying an
alleged extramarital affair that of course he has now admitted?
Is that fair game in the campaign? Yeah. I don't think
that's he's admitted it, he's admitted it. He's illiterate.
You don't have to use the word alleged. Right? Which is right,
exactly. So are you saying an extramarital affair by Bill
Clinton is fair game and something that you think should
be in the camp?
You don't have to use the word alleged. She's using it just
randomly.
To protect the Clintons, of course, is what you do. That's
what you do. But I
think the other thing you'd notice with the when it goes
going back again, to this discussion of grassroots
supporting conversation, as about No, I mean, discussion,
okay. And Citizens United Citizens United has not come up
in the conversation from any discussion. You may know the
conversation conversation. They have it is just not showing up.
I mean, you
know, because every night I know everybody's standard stopped.
No,
because it's like moot now. So they've they've shot themselves
in the foot because Trump is not supported by the Koch brothers
that
nor is Bernie Sanders. Right,
exactly. So how they Yeah, this is the hopefully this will stop
and people realise that this is just this kind of made like the
40 million that Jeb Bush wasted. It went to people.
Oh, yeah. Shall we? No, it went to people. Yeah, went to pores.
Oh, I saw the Spike Lee movie.
And it was called direc. Okay,
and I didn't.
Once I wonder what circumstances did you see it on Amazon?
I did not realise it's an Amazon Studios production.
Okay, so it's on Amazon. You could download it. You want to
pay?
Yeah, yes. Okay. 1499. Wow, I've been you know, I
see Star Wars.
I never complained about movie prices. I know what God just
looked at the credits at the end. Do
you think you've no, I understand that the light goes
into it. But But I do have a
quick query review. I have a quickie review of this. This is
because now it's just let me take a look at this thing I
didn't realise was Amazon Studios. But of course because
it is Amazon Studios. Everybody made money on this Spike Lee, of
course at the top, but everyone's in it. Oh, those guys
are in it. I'm looking for my I'm looking for my notes here.
Yeah, Amazon is not considered one of the smart investors in
movies. Well, they throw money away and I
don't I just really don't think they know how to begin this.
There's great cameos in the not even cameos full on roles. Lots
of lots of superstar we
supposed to pay that guy $1,500 For that one second. Common, but
watching it and what it is, it's the story of Lysistrata which,
of course is a you know, a great Greek tragedy, where the women,
I think of Sparta say we were going to stop we don't want war
anymore. So we're now we're not going to have sex with our men
anymore. And this is you know, it's a very old story and it's
retold and almost all of the dialogue in the movie is rhymed
or wrapped, because it of course it's in Chicago and there's a
lot of hip hop rap things around it, which makes it a little
jarring to watch. But the big problem is this thing is just
jam packed. With war on guns. Everything's brought up Sandy
hooks health care. Elena the gun show loophole. It's like
watching CNN in the movie. Wow, Bob democracy now maybe I should
say,
Well, who is Democracy Now? There'd be more climate change
issues in the movie.
Correct that that didn't show up. But as an art piece
interesting to watch, but it's so blatant. It's almost like
they plug these bits into the story. Hey, let's make sure we
hit these talking points. It's complete talking points. Very
discipline. So
you're telling this the movie stinks. Yes. sucks. Yeah,
it's nice to watch as there's an art. It's the guy's a great
director. It doesn't know it's worth watching for the
cinematography. But the message is, of course, no one to watch
this to you, right 1499 i No, no, no, please, I'm gonna watch
that.
No, not gonna happen. It will show up probably on History
Channel eventually, eventually,
eventually, now Germany's much more creative with their new
product.
For the first time in 70 years, Germany is publishing a new
edition of Adolf Hitler's political treatise, mind comp.
The Barbarian government has held the copyright to the work
but that expires at the end of the year. And Munich's Institute
for Contemporary History plants to begin selling copies.
Germany's Justice Minister Heiko moss says officials can do
little to stop them.
It's not easy to bandless for copyright reasons. However,
anything that seems to be a hate crime can be perceived as
criminal offences related to hate crime will be very
systematically pursued in the future,
the new addition will include 1000s of critical comments, and
a survey shows 51% of Germans are in favour of allowing its
sale by Jewish leaders fear the new printing will inflame racist
sentiments in Germany,
why racist? Why not xenophobic, xenophobic, or anti semitic? And
I didn't understand everything's racist the closes, but at least,
it's easy to understand. But this is a business opportunity,
John. It's out of copyright. We can make beautiful leather bound
mine comp books and sell them. Yeah, okay. Or
not really are.
The exact same thing is going on with the Diary of Anne Frank,
you recall maybe a couple years back, we detected there's some
there's a fight between two different foundations. You have
the Anne Frank Foundation, and then the Anne Frank, something
else. And that one is in France, one is in Belgium, and they've
been arguing over the copyrights. So this is Anne
Frank's Diane Frank's hideout in Holland, what would the
Amsterdam
Well, I don't know I didn't look it up. But I know there's two
different groups who claim to own the copyright. Now, this is
the copyright expires on January 1, which would mean it should be
able to be put online and then put on just anywhere so people
can read. It's a very important book. It's a very important
document historically, but now these two groups are fighting
because they believe that they own the copyrights and then they
have done so much significant additional work to the diary
that they now have new copyright on
it. Well, they have a copyright on their additional new work.
But my that's probably true, but they they don't I guess the
point they think they're a pill company. They think they're a
big pharma they can pull this kind of crap off. No,
it's about money. It's about money. Oh, and I find it
unbelievable not doable with copyright. I find it
unbelievable just put it out. This is this is for generations.
Now. This is needed more than ever you
for income. This is all we've got this you haven't planned for
the future.
And enough about this podcast, but I'm talking about the book.
Hey, it's an I mean, get your check your check your privilege,
people stop this. This is great that more now more than ever,
people should be reading this book kids. Let them read it for
free. Now copyright we own copyrights and sell it sell it.
Horrible people. money grubbing horrible people
sure on a lighter note. So I've been watching the three by
league play a three by three thing because it's a little
three by three action.
There's nothing I love more than a little three by three. Now.
It's done. Three by three. It's debridement by JC D. Comparing
story from ABC
All righty, three by three it's been what does it now and it's
13 month,
three years. So I've been watching ABC looking for the
kind of concentrate on the native advertising and they do
it on all ABC shows do it and they do and more than anyone.
This is like product placement or real native advertising. I
think you need to
well, this is a little bit of both. I'm looking for real
native advertising. And I got two examples here. But what
they've done it seems to meet because they can't seem to sell
the C Block. Or even though they had a couple of they got a
couple of gimmicks. And one of them actually turns out to be an
X ask Adam, I'll do that one later, but they've moved it to
the D block. And now they're selling the entire D block to
whoever wants to buy it. And as a native ad, the whole block
could be your home watching it. But in this case, because they
can't sell out they are in vagina who's selling this? But I
don't know if you've ever met TV and radio advertising salesman,
let me think. Yeah, I've employed many of them when you
talk to them are terrible. They have brown shoes. And they all
wear brown shoes, brown shoes, hey, you sell ads.
You got a good, you got a good show, you can take and sell
plenty of ads. And I have my stories to tell too. But so
they've gotten to the D block and so they decided to use the D
blog as much as they can for like native advertising, native
advertising house,
advertise Oh for their own stuff for their own.
So the main thing now is they've been running there. You already
got to watch the ABC New Year's Eve party and they do all kinds
of teasers for it. But the worst one was this one, and this is
the D block native ad How sad.
Finally tonight, the famous stars who are in the new Star
Wars movie, but like so many viewers, I didn't catch it
either. Here's Nick watt.
Records on tumbling as the Force Awakens. Now the biggest opening
two weekends of all time, biggest Christmas Day and the
fastest movie to pass a billion box office dollars.
Inevitably her secrets are spilling out double O sevens.
Daniel Craig plays an ineffectual storm trooper
Spectre was filming in the studio next door to Star Wars
Craig just popped over for a day. Star Wars alums Ewan
McGregor and the late Alec Guinness lend their voices
Carrie Fisher's daughter Billie Lord is a resistance fighter
briefly. Oh and Bill Hader of SNL and train wreck vane was a
voice consultant for BB eight. The Force Awakens made by our
parent company, Walt Disney is already the 15th highest
grossing movie of all time, but the Force Awakens hasn't even
opened yet in China. Our planet's second biggest market,
Nick watt, ABC News, Los Angeles, at least they they
least they disclaim it. That's kind of nice. But that that I
think is unusual. But I think that is the proof that it's a
native ad, the FT see, has made very specific guidelines for
online and television. You have to disclaim it somewhere. Yeah.
So they did
that. Yeah. Well, I'm not saying they didn't do that. But it's
just like, Give me a break. Who cares? It's the stupidest story
I've ever heard. But they keep doing this. The one thing I have
to say, though, and this is just a little side thing I promised I
was going to talk about this a couple of shows ago, I mentioned
the newsletter, what Disney's done is something I really don't
see that much of which is normal marketing strategies. Generally
speaking, when you're selling stuff, if you have a hot, you
know, the movie industry, we've seen this, they have a crap
movie. And so they push the heck out of it before it comes out.
And they let it die in the box office and never goes Oh, well.
But when they have a hot movie, they don't milk it the way
Disney's doing. They're still doing deals for all sorts of
like, you know, tie ends on for this movie. And that's what
you're supposed to do when you do genuine marketing. Don't let
the thing throw it against the wall after all this heavy duty
marketing and this let it die on the vine. You keep marketing and
marketing and marketing never stop. And that's what they're
doing. And I'm actually very impressed by that. They're going
to crack all records for total sales using this technique.
Oh yeah, of course. They're still working licencing deals
continuously and it's great.
Now the other native ad that I saw, I think is an ad that went
unsold I think they packaged this up. It's about streaming
the Beatles they package it up and played it in the C Block as
usual but nobody bought or they didn't have Pandora or Spotify
or anybody take the bait on knows so they didn't mention a
brand. But they did this story anyway so I decided just to take
the story because it's kind of interesting. This is the clip
here you gotta be careful this ask Adam Beatles ad ABC one
well, the Beatles their music streaming online for the first
time on Christmas Eve and can you guess which song was the
clear winner?
Well, I stopped there right there Hmm. What song was the I'm
asking you you're the guy What song was the winner if you
didn't give us the top three be great. Ah, oh man. I know this
is a tough Yeah, man. I'm
not looking it up because it would be very easy and I think I
saw this news article flow by and I was not interested. How
about Okay, now we got talking about I'll give you my I'll give
you five that I think one of them is going to be written
down. So it has to be come together. Just guessing what
else would be help help little help from my friends
doing yeah
I'll say we did imagine doesn't count right so the Beatles can't
be John lead can be solo work.
I don't know.
I don't know man. Is it can I just kind of play the answer? I
don't think I have many of them probably. The answer?
Well, the Beatles their music streaming online for the first
time on Christmas Eve. And can you guess which song was the
clear winner the most popular being viewed by Google.
What were the other two? He mentioned? I didn't hear him.
Well, what were you doing? I
was too busy celebrating. I had the number one you kidding me? I
nailed
it come together. The most popular followed by let it be.
Dude. All right. Let's look at the songs come together. Let it
be Hey, Jude, which is I think they're all on the same album. I
don't know if they're on the same album or not. But these are
all politically themed songs. And today's makes me very
suspicious. And I don't know why you'd pick them together as best
Beatle song.
No, I didn't say it was my best Beatle song. I'm thinking about
the people. I mean, I'm a disc jockey. I know the public.
Well, I don't Okay. Tell them explain to me why come together
is such a great song.
If I could explain 35 years of radio disc jockey experience. I
would. I can't. I didn't. They didn't say it's the best song.
It's the most streamed song
played together, which is a song about getting, you know, but
it's an anti Donald Trump song.
You're saying it's rigged it Spotify those damn Swedes
rigging our elections again. Tell you I'll take it. I'll take
it now come together. I truly think
I don't need any more than that. It's let's face it. Donald
Trump's on Hold on,
hold on, hold on, hold on. This is also incredibly unfair and
bullcrap. You're right this should have sold it to Spotify.
You know we find out the Beatles you can stream them you go you
open Spotify and there's like a couple tracks they have right
there which you're going to click first. So it's it's what
is played most not ranked radio. They have it set up that so that
falls into your thesis that falls into your thesis. Yeah,
yeah.
falls right into my desk. Yeah. I elbow you guessing this song.
We ruin the whole thing, but that's okay. The long shot I
think you probably read it somewhere else. Just
no, no. No. Why? Why do you why do you throw shade on me?
I am the theory.
Or the theory. I am an
anti Donald Trump thing I gave you I gave you props for you. I
know you're very proud of yourself. Let's go to the second
song. Let it be
when you find yourself in times of trouble. Hillary Clinton
comes to me
I think you might be onto something with that. Yeah,
Mother Mary
Mother Mary. Okay there Hillary mother Hillary. Okay.
Okay, so we get so this is there's I think there's a too
politically themed songs that they finally blowingly put up at
the top and then the last one Hey, Jude, it says it's an
Israeli anti Israeli too.
Of course it is. A shoe. Yeah, well, this is here it is the
number three most popular songs to most stream song from the
Beatles on Spotify. They should have added this one
so Hey, Jude they may okay come together you probably guessed
for a good reason. But there's no Hey Jude is not the if given
a choice of the entire catalogue of Beatles songs. Hey Jude
wouldn't be in the top 10
I disagree. I disagree. gazer boring tunes. And Bill John.
John, check your privilege. I don't know why I said that. But
it sounds great. I'm a disc jockey. I've played the songs
for 40 years now. 37 years. These are the songs they want
yesterday. They want Hey, Jude together. I'm just telling you
this is the song that I'm singing this is what they want.
And that song Hey Jude was written about Julian Julian
Lennon had just changed from Hey Jules to Hey Jude. But yeah,
I this is politically motivated list. Okay, I'm sorry, I
couldn't sell two pots. Maybe Spotify said. Well, I know they
didn't put the list together.
Well, but was it only Spotify? Did apps a scam Yeah, okay. And
with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage. Just say in
the morning to you, John. What is the stands for come together
Dvorak.
Okay, well in the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry. Also in the
morning all ships at sea boots on the ground feet in the air
subs in the water, and all the games and nights out there.
And in the morning, everybody in the chat room, no agenda
stream.com. Good to see all there and the last day of 2015.
And in the morning to all of our artists and Nick the rat. Did
you get that email from PewDiePie? Yeah, he's all out,
man. It's all out art war?
Well, you know, I've looked at the Arctic, if PewDiePie would
put his effort into actually trying to make art that we'd
pick instead of just anti ethnic the rat art. Yeah, exactly. I
think it'd be time better spent. I agree. I agree. Then it's also
it's also cheapening. The page and
yeah, and the whole idea. I agree. Yeah.
You know, this is like a volunteer thing. People can you
know, do what, you know. They don't have to submit anything.
And just because Nick, the RAD happens to be on a roll. And I
mentioned to you PewDiePie cutie whatever it is. That, you know,
for a while we had the dominance the ruling years of Martin JGS
right.
That's right.
They were kind of unstoppable
anyway, no agenda are generated are calm. And thank you to all
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past year, of course, and for all time, it really makes the
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show the individual artwork. It's I don't understand why
people just change anything. People change their icon on
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for the podcast. I don't understand. I don't understand.
I don't understand.
Alright, well, let's start with a we need a theme song before we
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Okay. I want to mention something here. With Mimi was
showed the other day she was on Facebook, face bag. Face bag, I
liked that. I think it's good to have no agenda pages. And there
was a guy on there because I don't look at that. And the guy
on there was railing about how he went back. Firstly condemned
me for saying you shouldn't have to go back and listen to all the
shows because I was dumb. So he spent the last two and a half
years I saw her posting. I saw I know we're going to talk about
try.
So you said for the last two and a half. He's just that he
doesn't care what I think it's interesting. And so here's why.
Let's do all the shows, episode one all through to the current
shows. And he says it's interesting because you get some
you get a true feeling for the breadth of the show. as it
develops, I don't believe you have to go all the way to one to
do that. I think you can start at 100 but easy to get feeling
for the breadth of the show. But then he said, which I thought
was interesting. It's amazing how often those guys are like
six months out ahead of their predictions is they'll say
something six months out, and then it'll happen. And that's
that's a good observation. Because when you when sometimes
when you're out way too far, like six months,
then no one cares. By the time it comes around
and comes around you. Everyone else is taking credit. Who was
it like two weeks out? So it is true. We do that we're very good
at it.
Mimi's comment was actually a little different on the face of
what she said. She said, just because he says he doesn't need
it doesn't mean you have to listen to him. That's what she
said. That's what she said.
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Actually.
That was a good sir Craig Allen Harris in Wichita, Kansas 201 60
Excellent Star Wars analysis never would have picked up on
all the running brought to my attention
I've seen people comment on like official reviews yeah online and
then there's always a comment saying yeah you forgot to
mention all the running direct troll army is out there
that's good for the troll army get out there and point it out
here it is then when you see oh my god this all this movie is
anyway he needs help from any and all no agenda nurses out
there my girlfriend is an RN and I have been trying to hit her in
the mouth for over two years with no success. Any advice or
tactics from the registered nurses would be greatly
appreciated? And then he says
I bro I have I've two divorces that say probably not
will say probably not
what I probably can't hit her in the mouth. Not gonna work. But
you just want girlfriend advice? I don't have a
girlfriend advice to get the girlfriends to to hit her in the
mouth to let her yeah, the watch the show. Listen to the show. I
know how I know how it's what he's like if you go to the no
agenda player. And you can just go through the go through the
different episodes and find one more talking nice about nurses.
There's plenty of those. That's what we get lots of them.
Yeah. Or
nurses in the post office. We're
very fond of nurses and postal workers. Absolutely. Yeah. All
right. I'm getting some Carmine definitely wants that for 2016
Congratulations. Thank you for your support. You've got karma
Viktor 20120 160 from St. Petersburg Russia maybe he can
give me a tour of the museum. With the donation I'd like to
wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I would like to
give to give yourself and your families are big shoot of karma
and play any jingle that you enjoy. John I was wondering if
you would be willing to create a Kickstarter for your cycles
but you do have to give the money back if you don't deliver
you know,
I was thinking about this about a Kickstarter know about there
was something What was the thing that I used to got on to just
recently you started looking into flat earth. No now
something real to do like to actually learn about Now I think
about layout. Oh, you mean resident antennas? No, no, but
that's part of nag loop is not something newer? Oh, yeah. Okay,
I got it. I got it. Sorry for the delay.
ETA on DeVore X brain.
Something about you. And there's, I should explain a
couple of things. One of the things that
I do not liking how you're starting this, I'm already not
liking does this,
you do something similar but not the same. And then the rest of
my family does kind of the same thing I do, which is, like the
cycles with the cycles book is done. I just did a little
impetus to finish it to produce it. I did the cycles book for
myself to understand some of these cycles. Now I understand
that my
guess kind of over No, I totally understand that. Now. The other
thing is
that with the vinegar book, I did the same thing. I've pretty
much the boot vinegar book is like a week from being done. I
can finish it at a time. But I kind of learned what I needed to
know I got the buzzwords, I know, pretty much everything I
need to know about making vinegar. I just haven't done the
book part of it right. Now you have do this very similar thing.
But you take it to more of an extreme than I do. And I'm
actually kind of like amazed by it. Oh, and you've done this
before. And here's what I'm going to predict. You have you
get into something like you got into the interview, you got into
the podcasting thing. You invented it for all practical
purposes and you actually implemented it then you got to
for some reason, you had made some investments that were
really good and you started a helicopter company, because you
got into somebody and you got deep into it to the point where
you lost all your money. Now that but that's getting
I just want to point out that my my business partner in the
venture was a crook and ran away he was LaWanda by the Scotland
Yard and ran out of money so it wasn't exactly that that idea
was bad. Well, you buddy doesn't matter pick the wrong pick pick
the wrong guy. You're right
pick the wrong partner and that doesn't say about me don't know.
Now. You did. I got became a hammer. You decided to become a
ham bunch of people became hams. You got carried away you just
went deep into it deep. You're now designing antennas. I don't
know what you're up. Yeah, you and a 20 metre band
at 80 metre band with a loop.
So okay, so you the next thing you're doing, because I just
spotted is what is he doing here?
Hold on, hold on. Let me let me think the next thing I'll be
doing
is the next thing you'll be doing because you you're a nut.
Thank you is private rail cars. Now you're just starting to
live.
I got to tell you. Wow. You know me when I saw that rail, car 33
rail car 33. And I saw that and I thought about it. First of
all, I thought, why don't I just sell the airstream, Brent this
thing because it goes all the way across the country? Have you
seen this with a master bedroom has got stripper poles? It's
fantastic. Yeah, and just do the show from there from the train.
Now, or get one and rent it out.
I'm thinking the following is going to occur if you stay
interested what you tend to do, you're more focused. I'm really
not. I'm really not a train guy. But I am interested in in
personalised transportation via train guy, I can be the Uber of
train
that well thinking along those lines. And here's what I mean.
Here's why I'm thinking it you got all of a sudden your
interest has been piqued. And you're looking into it. This is
the first signs of what's going to happen. The second thing is
you've already done kind of a leasing business in the past
with the helicopters.
I know. And you know, you make money on the deadheads, that's
how you make the money.
And so here you have a business as wide open for internet
connectivity for them. And there's nobody has really done
anything with these private rail cars at all individually. You're
one of onesies and twosies I got to have
I can be the two I can be the Uber of trains.
You could be some guy that's like a train guy. In fact,
hold on a second. Now I know a lot of train guys, you're one of
them. I've never been a train guy never had a train set was
never really interested. But let me drains it before I mentioned
this. Let me just follow up. Let me just get the URL and to get
the domain name. Let me see if it's available. Please say yes.
In Doom Doom Doom, not too bad. I was gonna get trooper.com That
would have been great. It's been taken the Uber of trains Trooper
Oh, I get it. But it's not about Uber T. Uber T I'm better at
everything. All of that stuff is taken man. No problem. You can
just bet on it. Who is Uber? t.com. That's going to be taken.
Yeah. As taken by some German outfit. Ah, well, I've onto my
domain name back.
Work on it. Okay, well, maybe it's been making it through This
is like a bit, but it's a possibility. And I think it'd be
fantastic because those trains are dynamite. There's all kinds
of them. I know many of them out there, these these private car.
Here's the part that people may not, but some people have
figured this out, but in some cases, it is my belief that you
live vicariously through me. And I am thinking that all you are
really pushing for is for me to drive up right in front of your
house behind the Zephyr Am I right?
Am I right? exactly true.
outstay outstanding. Good. And let's,
let's play. Let's move on. Let's get Victor's karma. We'll put a
couple of good jingles at the end of the
show. I have I have a jingle for him. And that is also one for
you because you requested it. Bill from Indy came through
I've been watching you No no, no no no, no No, no, no
No, no no, no, no, no. I'm sorry. I'm just gonna wait. This
is a rowdy crowd. I want you guys to break anything while
you're here. Now.
He also did a medium version, but I wanted to play the long
one for you. So we played it. Yeah. Isn't that great? We had a
couple more these songs, man. Those. Yeah. And we should do a
Louie Louie. Louie for your collection. How many do you
have? I told Tina you have 300 of them? No,
I don't have 300. I have about 40 Oh, I
thought it was much more than that. Okay. 40
says plenty. Yeah, there's a couple of good ones too. There's
actually I think ag pops version of Louie Louie is pretty I've
never heard that. Oh, yeah.
Excellent. Excellent. Karma forgot the
St. Peter's got karma. And finally last but not least is
Brian. Who is in irvine california in this only wants to
be known as Brian and C or where is he?
Please keep me anonymous. Just call me Brian of Irvine, Brian
Vaughn. That'd be nice. Yeah,
I'd be a complete douchebag I've been listening to from the very
first episode or he puts it the very first episode. I've never
contributed even though I love the show. Please de douche me
now. Let's do that. You've been D duped I mean there's a
newsletter you get added automatically to ship of fake
phoney they did. If you have some screwy email address you
won't get added. I also want to comment the shows are never long
enough. The longer the better. When I catch up on no agenda
episodes, I have to listen to other podcasts. It's a very sad
time for me. When he listens other podcast I can't get enough
of no agenda. Thank you so much for the work you guys do to make
this the best podcast in the universe. Thanks. Have a great
New Year.
Brian. Well, Happy New Year to you Brian, I want to give you a
big dose of closing out the last executive or sosi executive
producer donation for 2015 Thank you very much Brian. You've got
karma
and that'll conclude our Executive Associate Executive
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Thank you very much for these end of year contributions best
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Thank you very much Shane Ramsey, sir sir. Sir Ramsey
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cd.com propagate the formula slaves hail apple. Thank you
very much. Good idea. It's great.
And I remember during the era of the cruisers, yes, in the mid
2000s. Yeah, there used to be a group of them that hung out
around San Francisco's financial district with signs hanging in
Hollywood sign up. And they were handing out CDs, which was just
a bunch of little documentaries about 911 attack is very
interesting. They've got a lot of attention to get a lot of CDs
out. And
you can also download the mp3 if you want to do it that way. But
it's fun to download him he's got the even the ISO so you can
burn the CD. He's got the labels. Everything is a great
initiative. We really appreciate it. Also, Matthew J. Steven
said, Adam, please remember to plug the meetup site
meetup.com/no agenda, looking for anyone wanting to organise
meetups for the Human Resources anyone wanting to host let me
know I'll make them the organiser. In most cases
actually very little work. Pick a location a time I keep hearing
people want to have a meetup. So let's get going. Next, we need
to do that next meet up. Dallas Fort Worth January nine 4pm,
Bedford, Texas. Already a half dozen human resources planning
to attend. Hey, I might go out there. Where's Texas? Near the
Dallas Fort Worth area.
I'll get to my email because I just looked at it. I just
noticed something in my email. I have an email from Chelsea
Clinton
asking you to chip in $1 for mom,
my mom could really you chip in and help today. I hate it when
they say
chip in chip. Always use that word chip in. And I got a who
else sent in an email on the Hillary account? Let me just say
I bill Bill sends a mail send one on the Hillary account.
Yeah, let me
see it would mean so much to my mom to have your support before
the year ends tonight. Yeah, this campaign wouldn't be
possible without it without my donation. It won't be possible.
So here's the here's the in
$1 before midnight,
Mimi, because I remember I mean me on the email. I can't say I
You
blame me. You know, I thought back on this. This is not true.
Well, it was an accident. They put me me and yeah,
adam@curry.com name Mimi. Very funny. Mimi says Hillary. I
can't say it any more clearly. If we lose Iowa or New
Hampshire, it's going to be a lot harder to win the
nomination. And we're going to be in a weaker position when it
comes time to keep a Republican out of the White House before
midnight deadline chip in one dot chip in $1. To help win the
crucial early primaries,
mind winning pitch in. You got Chip, I
got chip in Yeah,
I got pitching.
But this message doesn't I mean, I don't understand you know this
better than I do. I feel this is very this is not exciting. I
don't want to donate when if we lose, it could be hard to win.
It really that's that's is that Hillary playing the underdog
card again, like we discussed is that her idea? Because I don't
find that to be very motivating other than look at what Trump's
doing. Yeah, we're great. We're winning. We're doing a great
job. Don't don't end the title of the subject.
Taking a negative approach like that is not a positive thing.
It's not good, but does it work? One thing that I see missing
from the pitches and we get all the pitches I get the pitches
you know, I'm on this mailing list. Them main thing I see
missing is because they're trying to get the youth vote the
youth vote youth. The youth you want to get the youth vote.
Well, they're they're passing up on the whole thing about these
millennials they want a story Yeah, yes. Want some? Yes,
sorry.
We were talking about this after the show. John and I the only
time we really talk is after the show and I shouldn't be
recording them. We had I posted right and I should be recording
because sometimes you read things like from the web, and
they're just beautiful reads man. It's just so beautiful. But
we're talking about this that millennials like Whole Foods if
you go into Whole Foods, and and but you come up with the punch
line, you go into Whole Foods. Anything you buy there has a
story. Oh my grandmother made this lemonade Eat and then she
died of cancer and I found in the bottom draw the recipe and
everyone loves grandma Lucy's fantastic lemonade. Hope you
enjoy it as much as we do. And then of course the the big
selling point is what you told me. I did I have it on my salt.
Oh, yeah, hit small batch small
batch. That's right. Small batch.
Yes. I noticed this when we were Christmas shopping. Mimi and I
were at this housewares place called sur la tabla, which is
just one in Seattle, which means the table on the table,
something like that. And it's really expensive stuff. So I
went over and there's these little bottles, they're not
little little but they're small. I'd say they're probably 12
ounce, maybe 14 ounce bottle. That's that was grenadine serve,
but it wasn't granted in Serbian, you know, like the $6
court you can buy at a liquor store. It was small batch, small
batch, small batch grenadine syrup. I love that Peter small
batch grenadine syrup, and it was 20 bucks. Yes, it costs
twice as much just for the moniker small batch toy. I was
mentioning this to Adam and then he pulls up some salt that I
have in the kitchen in the kitchen. Which makes you wonder,
but these brings the salt and that is how do you have small
batch salt?
What makes you wonder, Craig, what makes you wonder that have
salt in the kitchen? Know that you'd have a small batch salt?
Well, Tina gave me these as a gift. And I've Yeah, it was a
gift salt. And we actually were we were talking about salts.
Yeah. And then I said, Oh my God, you won't believe what it
says right on the talk small small batch. Small. It's not
like there's a whole ocean full of salt. But small batch salt
everywhere. The best podcast in the universe. Small batch
addition, small batch small batch emulation.
Well, Hillary did
a crappy job as well. It was just to summarise
yes, no, it's totally crap. Hillary had a little moment and
you can just see and this of course was scripted set up with
some kid about what is her the pay perspective, I think is what
she calls it in this clip. The pay perspective, pay perspective
to equal pay. But this is how the use use American America
have been corrupted. And how Of course this propagates through
the scripted appearances.
Clinton did not mention Trump by name at a rally in New
Hampshire. She argued the economy does better when a
Democrat is president. She also got a question about equal pay
for women came from a young boy whose mother is a teacher and
father is an engineer.
As in my mother is working much harder. Is working more harder
than my father. And she deserves to have more money. Like get
more money than my father. Oh, that is really so sweet. I think
this is so wrong. So the takeaway for this kid on equal
pay is my mom works harder for my dad, she should have more
money. This kid needs to be taught something right away.
That how hard you work does not equate how much money you make.
But that in but just
right, which is a bad message by
a very bad message.
I mean, you saw a guy who digs up coal you know, guy just did
dig into the ditch by hand you know it's almost a lot harder to
get to the backhoe but this is more money.
I was talking about this at dinner the other night. Or we
were talking about this the the American male particularly
middle aged white guy. These portrayed endlessly everywhere
as a doofus, loser. Okay, homie Antonio forgot the gunner who
won for
going on since the 50s It's been a concerted effort since the 50s
in media to portray the American white male as a do family man as
a doofus
do is that maybe it started in with all in the family is when
it really
no no, no, it was way before that. All in the Family just
exaggerated it and made it the kind of mocked it mock they
actually mock the model. And it but before that with Father
Knows Best, and all this Oh, yeah, it was black and white
shows. Ozzie and Harriet. What did he ever do? What do you do
for a living? I don't know.
Simpsons of course has been more recent that's been ongoing for a
long
time the Simpsons Of course his family guy but the services
again this is the same thing taken to an extreme, which is
kind of what the ball in the family was doing extreme made
the guy even bigger a hole and what was that guy he wished
Yeah, just a bonehead stumbling bumbling gun. The thing about
all in the family was, the guy was it was the Norman Lear, a
left wing propagandist promoting this guy is supposedly and
during this era, this made no sense. He was portrayed this
guy, the Archie would have been a middle class, suburban living.
Kind of a right wing Democrat, he would have always been a
Democrat. That was that era was those people were the working
class entire working class was Democrats during most of this
country's history, this guy for some reason, because it didn't
fit the model perfectly. Norman Lear decided to make him a
Republican. That works very well. It makes no sense. But it
all worked well. Well, it worked well for the ratings, and it was
great for the liberals.
I have to say, I'm not inspired or anything. But I do think that
the relationship between men and women in ISIS is much more
attractive to me. Among the many Islamic state rules on Earth by
a US military RAID is a detailed code for how to deal with female
sex slaves, including when the so called owners of those women
can have sex with them. Jonathan Landbay is on the story. All
right, it appears that this fatwa, this religious order was
issued to settle disputes that arose between members of the
Islamic State, Amen, that's my slave over the treatment of
female slaves. So it deals with when sex can be had with a woman
captive, who can have sex with it's actually actually very,
very humane ideas they've got here, when they can have sex
with them, the different prohibitions on the different
kinds of sexual activities we had with them and that kind of
many of the sex slaves are from religious minorities like the
Yazidis, who have faced intense persecution from ISIS since the
militants rolled into Iraq last year, and they're often brutal
treatment is presented in shocking detail. Here comes my
favourite. So one of the prohibitions mentioned in this
fatwa is one against an owner having sex with a captive woman
and her daughter, the it's the old mother daughter Canva.
Combo, John. Nos, verboten?
As you can see why you have these morons from different
places, the sign that join ISIS thinking they're gonna get some
sort of a deal. No,
it's not a good deal because you can't have sex with the mother
and you can't have sex with the mother and the daughter at the
same time, which goes against all rules of pornography
daughter, the prohibition says you can either have sex with the
mother, or you can have sex with the daughter and let me think,
but you can't have sex with both the host mainstream scholars
reject Islamic States interpretation saying the
practice of slavery is forbidden in Islam. Well, ISIS guys, man,
I don't think is forbidden in any religion actually in the
religious texts. But yeah, that what's that woman's gonna write
you another letter? Um, I'm sure. misogynist, Adam,
misogynist Adam at Merida cause, right? That would be me. It
would be me. So where were we at? We kind of lost track
of what we were talking about salt and stuff. So yeah, it's
all Yeah.
Okay, we can we can move on. I think we've got it up small
batch.
Very small batch.
I think I have another. Let's talk, I tell you what, I think
it's time to open the climate gate.
I'd love to go to the gates to the gate to the gate to the
climb and usually, I'm the one
at the gate opening. Rarely do this very excited because I've
been watching as part of my three by three have also been
watching Democracy Now. I'm Amy Goodman, who is the Who's the
big pusher of climate science. And that let's start with the
early in the week when we had all these floods. There was like
a really strange weather he had Do you
recall, do you recall we had tornadoes. And you were scoffing
at me the Dallas and then another. Another 20 people died
around here
is terrible. Now, then Dallas was and they showed the judge
she did a great job of showing what a mess it was. Yeah. So
Texas got hit hard. Yeah, we got and I want to
say I wasn't the Ares net. I was participating passing traffic
back and forth when neat.
Oh, good. Good. That's what that's what being a ham is all
about. We
could save your life. Honey, I need to buy this $2,000
transmitter because it could save your life.
It'll save somebody's life is worth a lot more in life is
worth more than 2000 Now, let's start with the first of the
weekend. Amy does a great round up of all the disasters
happening everywhere in the world is it this is weather
porn. And this is Amy Goodman weather report one.
Hold on. Yes.
At least 43 people died over the Christmas holiday weekend in a
series of storms that hit the south southwest and Midwest
United States, Missouri and New Mexico have declared a state of
emergency. Tornadoes are reported in 10 states including
Michigan, which recorded its first ever tornado in December.
The deadliest storms were in Texas where at least 11 people
died when tornadoes hit areas near Dallas. Now a historic
snowstorm is heading toward Dallas after causing blizzard
like conditions in New Mexico, Oklahoma and western Texas.
Another 10 people died in tornadoes in Mississippi six
more in Tennessee. Flash floods also killed at least 13 people
in Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas where as much as nine
inches of rain fell on some areas of Birmingham, Alabama
resident describe the destruction after a tornado
touchdown. Meanwhile, heat records were broken on Christmas
day across the east coast from Maine to Florida on Christmas
Eve the thermometer topped a record breaking 70 degrees in
New York City, Philadelphia and Washington DC. Extreme weather
also continues around the world more than 100,000 people have
had to evacuate their homes in areas of Paraguay Uruguay,
Brazil and Argentina amid severe flooding, and British Prime
Minister David Cameron has deployed 500 soldiers to address
unprecedented flooding in northern England. Scores of
flood warnings have been issued across England Wales and
Scotland. More on the links between record breaking hate
tornadoes and climate change after headlines with a
she brings it all together. You know that there's not climate
but okay feel
so sad for the children of England they'll never see snow
again only in snow globes. Yes,
I wish we had a clip of that.
Oh, no, it's just an article there was but it well.
I just want to the by the end of this series, like yesterday of
the day before the show, she decided to wrap wrap the weather
again. But this time, let's see what's the name of this clip.
beating the drum, beating the drum. Yeah, this is beating the
drum that yesterday she decided this report that we just heard
was just too long before she could get to her punchline about
climate change. So she rewrote it in and this is the way she
handled the second go round
extreme weather fueled by climate change continues to
ravage parts of the United States. You go here flooding
across the south caused two barges to sink in Mississippi
while erode collapsed in South Carolina. In Wichita, Kansas,
powerful winds forced a passenger jet carrying 160
people off the runway. Meanwhile, officials in Missouri
say for international soldiers who were in the state for
training are among the flooding victims, their car was swept
away as they drove. I thought this was all caused by El Nino.
Well, it's caused by climate change, let's face it. The
sciences? So she brings this guy on who's this expert who just
wrote some paper about tornadoes. And she brings him on
and the first thing the guy does is this, some in some journal
I've never heard of. But the first thing she does is bring
this guy on in this is the number one. And he kind of like
soft petals don't her whole idea because she's so into this, and
then play this. And then I have a little comment because I will
now playing the role of a journalist. I will ask the next
question after this clip of the
paper, the increasing efficiency of tornado days in the United
States recently published by the Journal climate dynamics.
Professor, welcome to Democracy Now. Can you start off by
talking about the weather we've seen, especially the tornadoes,
is there a link to climate change?
Well, first of all, Amy, it's really important to note that
the link between climate change and tornadoes is still in its
infancy. Nothing is conclusive. What? What we do see though, is
that tornadoes seem to be coming name bigger bunches. So in the
past, we might see a day with five or six tornadoes. Now we're
seeing days with 10 to 15 tornadoes.
Seem they'd be seem to they seem to seem allegedly. Now. This is
the spot where she comes in, and this is where she would if she's
doing her job, or instead of just pounding the drum for
climate change. She would say, well, there's more is that is
that? Is it possible that has something to do with the way
they're reported? Because reporting has changed a lot over
the years. And ever since that movie that came out did cyclone
movie I can't remember the name of it. I
think it's called cycle shot. No, no Sharknado Sharknado
I'm talking about twisted I'm not shocked that people have
been more aware now they just they popularised tornado chasers
with tornado. tornadoes come and go, they get reported
differently than they used to be 50 years ago. So there might be
more because they're just more repent. Maybe
there's more. Yeah, more access to medium. There was a lot
of things in January got sold. So
what exactly would your question be?
That would be the question, is it possible that the reason for
the observed more observed tornadoes is because the
reporting has changed?
Oh, that's a drag last year.
So that's the kind of question I had to ask. In this
circumstance. Let's see what Amy does.
We might see a day with five or six tornadoes. Now we're seeing
days
that she biting into an apple, I heard that on the first clip to
where she doing, it's like she's been into an apple,
we might see a day with five or six tornadoes. Now we're seeing
days with 10 to 15, tornadoes.
And so talk about those links, the links to well, both the
numbers and also the intensity, intensity.
Yeah, so there are actually two things that we see. Not only are
we seeing tornadoes come in bigger bunches. We're also
seeing them last longer once they hit the ground. They seem
to be
seem to be this is all bullcrap total lines. They seem to be the
same, but we don't know. Is there any numbers to back any
this seems to be stuff no.
Also the word now is the scarier so a slate. The scariest part of
this season's weird weather is coming soon, it will heat up the
North Pole. We're gonna get North Pole heatwave now.
Yeah, the North Pole. Fabulous. That's fabulous. All right. It's
sorry to take bunch of this. But that's my my that's my version
of your climate report.
That's a good thing. I like it. I like it.
You can close the gate.
Yes. Here we go. And I probably should close the three button.
Kind of close to the to the climate. All right, we got some
I don't know why I have two clips of this about. Let's see.
How long are they? Two reports
the Israeli government is suggesting that it may file a
formal complaint with the Obama administration because of
allegations published in The Wall Street Journal that the
White House has continued to spy on the Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu and on other top Israeli officials. The Journal
story suggest that the Obama administration continued to spy
on the Israeli government because of concerns that Israel
was going to try to find a way to derail the negotiations
between the P five plus one and Iran over that country's nuclear
programme. Even though the White House has not formally condemned
or rejected the story, officials unnamed in the Wall Street
Journal piece suggested that they had to continue doing
things like this for national security purposes.
We played the second clip because it's something a little
more interesting.
The NSA was conducting foreign surveillance on Israeli
officials, including Prime Ministers, a guy from Reuters
from Benjamin Netanyahu. And within that dragnet
surveillance, some communications from those
officials to members of Congress was also included. So
incidentally, members of Congress, senators and law and
representatives, their communications. During the Iran
nuclear negotiations were surveilled by by the Obama
administration.
This flies in the face of President Obama's statements in
the aftermath of the Edward Snowden leaks on NSA
surveillance of US allies, such as Germany's Angela Merkel,
unless there is a compelling
national security purpose, which there is we will not monitor the
communications of heads of state and government of our close
friends and allies. So the problem here is that the
Congress, Congress persons and Senators, you know, their
communications were eavesdropping, of course, you
can do that to the citizens of a state, but you do it to their
leaders, their rulers, they got all bent out of shape. But I
would love to see some of this, because, of course, we have a
disproportionate percentage of Jewish Congress persons and
senators who clearly have very direct links to Israel, and I
would have loved to have seen what was going back and forth.
Yeah. Yeah, Bill Schumer and head has gone lady and all of
them. I mean, it's just interesting that the amount of
Jewish Congress persons and senators is disproportionately
high to the makeup of the population that they represent.
I don't know. I don't know how
Yeah, it's yeah, of course. No, it's very high. Okay, well, it
could be let me find out.
Most of them come from? Well, there's a couple of them that
don't, but most of them come from pretty Jewish districts and
they tend to be in the house.
So 2% of the adult population in the United States is Jewish.
Number Who is this from this ABC? Can we trust ABC?
Generally, unless it's an ad,
Jewish representation account for 7% of Congress and 12% of
the Senate, which ABC News says is considerably high percentage
so yeah, before you call me, you know it before you go nuts Nazi
Yeah, but people pointing it out. hate hate speech.
Yeah, hate speech. Thank you. In New York, New York is coming up
with some new regulation, which I find interesting. New York
City has warned landlords, employers and businesses they
could be running afoul of the law by purposely calling a
transgender woman him or Mr. When she prefers a female title
and pronoun or by barring her from using a women's restroom.
new guidelines detail the legal protections of transgender and
gender non conforming New Yorkers, gender nonconforming
New Yorkers, and what constitutes discrimination under
the city's human rights law.
It's an old thing that you always see God coaches will do
it. Sergeants in the army will do it. Cops will do a lot of
people do it. There's a fight or something breaks, two guys start
beating each other up. And somebody comes in to interrupt
it and they come in and they say, Ladies, ladies, stop it
right? Oh, your speech?
Yes, it's rude. I mean, it's meant to be misogynistic. It's
rude. It's everything's, everything's wrong about it.
Now the whole American culture is being ruined by this stuff.
That's always been a funny scene. Cool. bunch of guys,
ladies. All right,
the guys. Here we go. Today's guidelines strengthen those laws
by ensuring that every transgender and gender non
confirmed conforming person in New York receives the dignity
and respect they deserve. This is Mayor Bill de Blasio. The
guidelines state dress codes requiring men to wear ties or
women to wear skirts are discriminatory. Failing to
provide Yep, so if you have a dress code at your work, and it
requires men to wear ties or women to wear skirts, they you
can be fined for this. What? In New York? Yeah.
New York to town that everyone wears a suit and tie
only if it's a required dress code.
So does it so as long as you don't require it? You guys don't
have to wear a suit and tie here in the office.
But if you want to work here, you might want to consider a job
you might think about your mind want to consider it. Yeah.
So we have to we have to resort to unwritten rules to run them
society now. Yeah, you write some down, you're gonna get
sued. This will end John. There was a thought of probably
and after, I think it'll begin to end at when we have the 2017
depression.
Right? Because people won't care who they're eating. I don't care
what your proud pronoun is your tasty very nice ya know,
they're, they call it what I know if I saved this, they call
it front stabbing. This is a Wall Street Journal that came
out today. And they're saying that companies are encouraging
their employees to no longer be nice to each other. Well, you
can be nice be cordial. But just say it just stated you don't
have to pussyfoot around everything I and I really agree
this is hurting business. Well, you can't you can't you can't be
you can't talk at all. If if you're in a meeting Anything you
say can violate someone's safe space. So space or do you hurt
them? And companies are now really saying hey, you know,
let's just be the cold front stabbing you put your finger in
someone's chest and say, Please just cut to the bone. Get it out
there.
No one's gonna do that.
No, it's and but it does highlight how anti competitive
all this stuff is.
Yeah. Yeah, it's bad. All right, what else to say?
Well, probably right about now Angular Merkel is giving her New
Year's Eve speech. And before this will be about an hour and
15 minutes. For the first time ever, there will be Arabic
subtitles Arabic for the migrants.
You This is an Arabic that they write speaking in Syria.
A Yeah, thanks. So it's a dialect it's all all Arabic is
all a dialect.
Everybody some gaps, but you know that's gonna drive people
crazy in German.
Yeah, I've gotten several emails about it. And Angola in general
is not doing too well. It's been
a busy Christmas for German police in the Bavarian city of
Rosenheim. Every day they say up to 2000 migrants cross into the
country from Austria. It's hard on our families because they are
without us and the federal police are on duty around the
clock. Most officers consider it part of their job. But not
everyone in Germany supports Angela Merkel's policy.
According to the developed newspaper, Germany's federal
states are planning to spend around 17 billion euros dealing
with the refugee crisis in 2016. That's almost 2 billion more
than the central government allocated to its Education and
Research Ministry this year. Okay, German economy can cope.
Lotus data suggests industrial companies plan to increase
investments by 6% in 2016, and long term Germany needs
migrants, migration is of pure economic terms will be good for
the German economy, and will help to maintain growth,
especially when you consider that population growth in
Germany itself is weak. And but it is a very tricky balancing
act. And I'm not sure that Merkel is quite as in charge, as
she should be. At the current situation, her popularity rating
has fallen in recent months as a result of the migrant situation
and developed said the latest figure could end up being far
higher. It was apparently based on estimates that 800,000
refugees would come to Germany in 2015. At the end of November,
the actual figure was already 965,000.
Row. Yeah, and this policy is so mind boggling to me. I've seen
this policy failed drastically. Well, you're gonna see it again.
Oh, it's much worse. They're expecting 35 million Muslim
immigrants living and working in Germany by 2100. How many 35
million that's built that's built. I'm just naive. They you
know, they have a lot of kids. Me, because I guess they like
having kids. But also you get money for each kid you produce.
And you know, it's a moneymaker.
Yeah, and if you can get the kids to be productive, it's
okay. But I'm not so sure. Well, this will be a problem. Now also
in Euro land, the Baylands are back to banks failed and have
seen bail ins meaning the shareholders in the bank lose.
And of course, oftentimes people are coerced into investing in a
bond that the bank perhaps holds. So Portugal had a bank
bail in and Italy had a bank bailin which is very similar to
what happened in Cyprus. And this is kind of the new, the new
Troika idea. Like if your banks failing, and we don't really
care, you just screw the shareholders, or the or
depositors even because they take some of the depositors.
Well, they should take the depositors with him. All right,
well, now, I've got a couple of things here. I want to get out
of the way. One is, there's been a lot of discussion about Gitmo,
which is really irked me. Of course, Obama is making a last
ditch can't take that to the bank to close this thing.
Yeah, that's what he said. He said, You can take that to the
bank. Yeah, I'm gonna close Guantanamo. You can take it to
the we're gonna take it to the bank. It's a baleen of his bank,
apparently.
And what happened is seems to me and I got this these reports
from Democracy Now. It seems as though I don't think Obama wants
to close Gitmo ever, ever cared to close get one of these fully
crap. But these these, the liberal news medium,
specifically democracy now is is so naive. If they just look at
the facts. They realise. Obama did not release as many
prisoners as George Bush did. But they blamed the Republicans
that he could can't release them because the Republicans lead
George Bush to it, but the Republicans wouldn't let him do
it. Even though he of course had the House and Senate to himself
at the beginning. You got to just close the place. And now
they're blaming the Pentagon and the Pentagon won't let him
close. It just goes on and on and on with one story after
another, but he can't close it because everybody else,
everybody else doesn't want to close it. I think he doesn't
want to close it. I think that the giveaway here's what's it
all bring up is take a look at the drone numbers. George Bush
kildow I don't know a few 100 maybe 100 or something like that
with the drones. I don't have the number. But we do know Obama
is like a drone maniac. He's killing people left and right as
much as he can is way over with Bush ever did. So and they're
just blind to this. And so I'm going to play the
role. They're not only blind to what they think it's funny. All
right. two words for you. Predator drones. You will never
see it coming.
Yeah, exactly start. Start with Gitmo updates month will
mark seven years since President Obama's inauguration. That also
means it will be seven years since the President ordered the
closure of the Guantanamo Bay military prison and one of his
first executive actions. We all know that has not panned out
with 107 prisoners still there. It's also well known that
congressional Republicans are the biggest obstacle passing a
series of measures blocking Obama's effort. Now a new report
sheds light on another hurdle that's received far less
attention. According to Reuters, the Pentagon has forwarded the
Obama administration's efforts to close Guantanamo by imposing
bureaucratic hurdles to delay or derail prisoners release, a
former official compared negotiating prisoner releases
with the military brass to punching a pillow, Pentagon
delays force for Afghans to spend an additional four years
in Guantanamo. Despite their approval for transfer. The
Pentagon has even meddled with the effort to enlist other
countries in accepting free prisoners. It's refused to
provide foreign governments with photographs and basic
documentation necessary for the transfer process. And it's
barred foreign delegations from spending the night at Guantanamo
and reduced their interview times with eligible prisoners,
making the prisoners much harder to vet.
And question. Maybe it's appropriate right now, to
explain the issue of Guantanamo Bay. I think I think that's the
people don't even talk about anymore. What exactly is the
issue? Why was the president so adamant about closing it?
Well, it was determined by the left mostly that this was a this
is a horrible place. It was a place where you could just
imprison people without due cause without habeas corpus or
anything, just draw them in there as they go throw away. The
key inside Devil's Island kind of an operative and
habeas corpus is not is for American citizens is not well,
but they're even there's no military but the whole Yes,
that's the point. You get him out of the US off US soil, soil
you get even if it's an American, you can take an
American I think they tried to do that that one guy was
supposed to.
I'm just trying to understand why was everyone so crazy about
closing it? What was it wasn't Abu Ghraib? I think a lot of
people may be confused. And there Well, there
was a crossover with Abu Ghraib. Because there was some suppose a
torturing going on by the CIA at Guantanamo tonight.
And that's why he was going to close it. But I just I don't
remember the reason
was because we didn't think it was it was bad. It was not in
the United States interests to have this sort of Devil's Island
prison. It was bad for our image. It was just a bad thing.
What was the point? What was good? Was it doing any good? It
was just a, it became a campaign issue. And thank you, 6007.
Thank you. And so he was all in on it. Okay, well, we're gonna
close this, take it to the Bank Arena closer right away. And so
he got any immediately signed some papers this to close it,
and nothing happened. And I just doubted sincerity about the
whole thing. Because it's it's handy. I think Guantanamo is
seen as seen as I don't think it's a good thing to have
either. But it's seen as handy. Because you can threaten people
with it. You could throw them in there. And once you throw them
into you, like, throw away the key, they don't have to be
guilty of anything. You can just throw them in. Yeah, it's great.
It's great for the Empire. And somebody briefed him on it, I
think, and I think he's been all in on it. I think this is
nonsense this report on Democracy Now. To think there's
because Obama's the poor, though the poor victim is Obama because
of Republicans. Republicans are causing as if he can't, you
know, take a team and walk over there and find out what the
problem why can't you get these Afghans out of here also and
start firing people so you want a dishonourable discharge? And
you can sue the government trying to get your your pension.
If you don't get this guy out of here tomorrow, you can do that.
He's the president. I mean, you do have some abilities to take
action and make things happen. This is why I'm doing any of it.
No, no, this bullcrap. So here's part two, or is blaming the
railway. Again, it's all these. It's the Republicans fault for
everything.
The obstruction appears reserved for President Obama. While
President Bush transferred 532 prisoners at Guantanamo and face
no political opposition, Obama has only been able to transfer
131 during his two terms. Obama has said he'll push Congress on
Closure during his final year in White House but writers now it's
with the added obstacles from the Pentagon. It's increasingly
doubtful that Obama will be able to fulfil his pledge. Yeah,
yeah. Poor guy.
Yeah. He does a good job of playing the victim card. He
doesn't want to close any more than you but these other guys
want to close this to handy. It's nice to have a place you
just throw away the key. You know, I was like that Chicago
operation which they finally cracked down on that builds
Yeah.
Take your prisoner. That's more egregious than any
other. Well, that's well, that's it's on our proper I mean, it's
on the United States soil. It's outrageous that that's going on
in Chicago,
while we're talking about this report came out investigation by
the Pentagon, Department of Defence, the has to be audit
ready by 2017. So their last year is coming up.
Oh, I haven't heard not heard this. Yes. Well, there's two,
there's two other nuggets of information. One the amount of
money the army, not the defence department, the army alone, lost
track have between 2003 2011 $5.8 billion. They
just don't know where it is. Just lost track of it. lost
track of it. Now the Pentagon spoke to Reuters and said, we're
probably not going to meet the deadline.
They got to year of the year a whole year. Would you like to
know their reasoning bunch of auditors in place and start
looking at No, no, no. Would you like
to know their reason? Well bet the main reason is rooted in the
Pentagon's continuing reliance on a tangle of 1000s of
disparate, obsolete largely incompatible accounting and
business management systems. Many of those systems were built
in the 70s and use outmoded computer languages, such as
COBOL and old mainframes. They use antiquated file systems that
make it difficult or impossible to search for data. Okay, ball
chat. Go look at SAP or Bong. These guys are still running
crap on COBOL. That's what they do. What a lie. And Reuters.
Ooh. Oh, boy.
Yeah, with a hook in your mouth. Really, man.
here's the here's the final quote from a former defence
official. It's like if every electrical socket in the
Pentagon had a different shape and voltage. No, no. Come on.
And this is your this is a wall it's Reuters made they have lose
all credibility. technology when it comes to technology reporting
people really really don't know what to do. The journalists, the
journalists are clueless, that tech horny news journalists are
clueless well, they only want to talk about phones. And oh,
there's a new Google Glass it's remodelled. Oh my god
Well, this is a this is bullcrap.
It's a lie it is an outright lie lie. I would wager to say that
COBOL you know if you got the as 400 You know these IBM Systems?
It may be old iron but it does work.
Yeah, not that hard. Not working. Now numbers are going
in and coming out.
Of course. Now it's it's fraud, waste, abuse, and criminal
activity. And then Whoa, whoa, poor boy gets they can't do what
they're doing the birth. Yeah, we will never we are a nation
that we love, violence and war. saris. It's what was who we are.
We have bombs and rockets in our national anthem. I don't think
that's the most national anthems bombs bursting in air. That's
where we are. That's who we are.
is an interesting story. Oh, this one by the way. Did you
catch this? This is the but the Secret Service guys know, the
very strange story out of the blue happens to be Hillary's
boys. For some reason this happened.
There is another headline we're following on the campaign trail
tonight a deadly crash involving four Secret Service agents
assigned to keep candidates safe in this case assigned to a
Clinton rally. ABCs Lindsey Janice is in New Hampshire. This
is what's left of the Ford Taurus that was caring for
Secret Service agents who were on duty protecting Hillary
Clinton. The agents two men and two women were driving down this
New Hampshire highway during a snowstorm last night when the
driver of a vehicle in the oncoming lane crossed over
double yellow lines hitting them. Ambulances requested motor
vehicle crash within
the head on collision test Correct? Yeah, so So both
vehicles collided with each other and then spun off of each
other.
All the victims including those four agents had to be cut out of
their vehicles. The driver of the car that caused the crash 45
year old Bruce Danforth died on the scene. Police they damn
fourth who has previous arrests for drugs was driving on a
suspended licence. Today Hillary Clinton giving her condolences
to the victims saying she's grateful every day for the
Secret Service
kill the ones that want to pop the news about her is what I say
that's what I'm looking at it like it's like an orchestrated
hit reminded me of the of the series Rubicon. Yeah, that was
done. This guy's in the lane. He moves over so For a perfect head
on with the one car that's got the Secret Service
did I miss on your speeds up? Was this a former Hillary secret
service person?
These are the current Hillary Secret Service people. The
current ones I think are they're the ones that were doing they're
the ones who know the troublemakers. It's just
somebody I have no idea it's the
troublemakers. Oh, yeah.
Wow. But this is definitely you know, something's up with this.
I thought it was very fishy.
Well, well and most Hillary well just to reiterate, we heard very
early on from insiders that the Secret Service hate her and that
they will totally you know, what is the what is the term? I just
hold club a clip out this whole
sabotage?
No, they would that's a that's a Dutch saying I can't come up
with an English version for it. Which means they would clap out
of school clap but I know it doesn't really translate now
they're gonna they're gonna rat on are gonna tell everyone about
what she's really up to.
I don't think they're gonna get away with it. I think this was a
message. Yeah. There's another one. Here's an odd murder. That
seems suspicious. One from Democracy Now odd murder
Korean journalist and documentary filmmaker who worked
to expose atrocities by the self proclaimed Islamic State has
been killed in Turkey. Now teacher worked with the citizen
journalists group Raka is being slaughtered silently. In a
statement the group said Jeff was assassinated with a silencer
equipped pistol in Turkish town near the Syrian border. He was
due to fly with his family the next day to seek asylum in
France.
Did you hear about the Ian Murdock death? No, he is the
founder of Debian Linux.
Oh, yeah. The Linux guy right. Somebody people requested us to
discuss his idea of ever have heard about I looked into it.
I looked into it too. And here's what I can't find. I can't find
find any official announcement that he that he either killed
himself or was killed. I mean, we only have tweets. Yeah. Then
someone's and then someone said that he committed suicide. But I
where I
disappeared. And this whole thing is very suspicious.
And what what is being said is oh, you know, he was being
abused. And then he was tweeting about the abuse. I don't see how
you can be in jail and tweeting at the same time or if you're
arrested. That has
been beat up by the police. Yeah, came over beat him up once
and they came back three of them, including a lady cop from
San Francisco and beat him up again. For what
but but this is we don't know. We only know. That's what he
tweeted horrible story. I want more information. I was really
unable to maybe you know, by tomorrow or something. We'll
have more but I can't really comment on it because I just
don't know anything else. Then tweet. Me. I guess the
insinuation is, you know, he was working on very successful open
source projects like Docker and of course Debian Linux and
Ubuntu I guess we have to go somebody says killing them off
to stop Linux I don't think so.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking it just somebody says oh, he is
very big in the open source community. He made lots of
enemies. I think it gives you why somebody tried to take a
shot at Richard Stallman there's a guy who's made it nothing but
enemies then you don't hear that any of this because this doesn't
happen there's no reason what did the guy do that he would be
targeted because he's open source I mean, come on. So I got
a
note here Adam READ THE FUCKING chat room. I don't know I'm
doing a show here. So let me say with a heavy hard deadlines pass
I mourn the passing of the BA I don't see it. I've just don't
see it. They don't say how he died.
It was behind you shoot himself they cut his wrists they take
pills. I mean, come on one of the one of them and nothing
Yeah, I need a little more info for sure.
And why did it become such a cut out of the blue becomes such a
tweet it up? Well, people Oh no, it was a murder. Well, if
insinuating it's a murder
if you see the tweets, yes, yes. I just want to say hi Elise. How
you can be tweeting when you're being beat up in jet I just
don't get it. I don't get it. Okay, we'll find out. We'll find
something out.
I doubt it. I think this whole thing is
I don't know I really don't know creation but but for people
obviously shocked because he's a big presence on the you know,
these mailing lists are huge. A lot of people are shocked guys.
42 was apparently dead and maybe was police brutality. Who knows,
but there's no real life and you see no reporting, other than you
know, from some tech press, so, chat room, give me something I
can get
all their information from the
tweets. That's what I think. Yeah, yeah. Which is not really
you know,
people don't even know if it's him tweeting could be Rita Katz,
Roy. I know. Just saying. I'm going to show my move by Jonah
no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. And
oh, yeah, that'd be fun
as usual, we have people to think we want to thank them
profusely for helping me support show seven. What is 786? And
this was I find my cursor.
It's attached to that thing no one will use
is called a mouse. Error. It is cheese. 786. All right, let's
start with Sam Niang in Toronto, Canada. 12345. And he,
by the way, the amount of hate from the chat room that we are
just saying, Give me some reporting is pretty crazy.
The chat room was nuts. It's a real problem. In fact, the chat
room is because we have a real chat room that lets we let them
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We don't want moderation. No, I
don't want I'd like that. No, but I like disruption to be
taken out.
That's not disruption. There's no disruption. No, I'm
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there and he just has you know, something, just a line that goes
down to the bottom and all the way keeps going. It says go
patriots. Yes,
that we have 1000s and now have moderation for that. That does
not have what I'm talking about. We have that but people just
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and keep the fire between you two burning the more I listened
the more I realised how amazing. Your combined talent really is.
It's yin and yang. You go it's pushing for what you know, I've
had a lot of different ideas. And of course all of them pretty
much deemed nutty by you know, particularly Yes,
I didn't say the rental train cars are nutty. No, I'm talking
second ham guy was nutty.
No. Everything else. Well, maybe. Well, you know the second
half a show.
What about it? Oh, I never said it was nutty.
Yes, I said that space elevators were the future. Space Elevator
though a tried and tested way to launch space missions. firing
rockets isn't fuel efficient. Thought technology of Canada
says its plans 20 kilometre high Space Elevator tower could solve
that.
If you have a 20 kilometre tall tower, and you launch from the
tower, then you can get to space in a single stage to orbit. So
normally, on a rocket launch, you launch vertically for a
while, and then you expel those stages of the propellant. And
those kind of fall down back to the ocean. And then you continue
on, you would buy this you would eliminate that part of the
journey.
The Thoth X tower could cut mission fuel costs by 30%. The
tower will be built of reinforced inflatable sections,
while a hollow middle would allow an elevator car to bring
the rocket to the top I thought says it could also be used for
communications to generate wind energy. And even for tourism.
There is a lot of opportunities for the structure.
So I'm hearing this I'm thinking this guy's full of crap. Why did
they do this report. But listen, tourism
is one you'd have a great sight of the earth 20 kilometres up,
you see 1000 farmers in any direction,
thought as a US patent for the tower, which will be more than
20 times higher than any other man made structure. Its plans to
build a working prototype within five years. It is also part of
NASA's mission to land on the asteroid belt
to the part of NASA
the let's see the elevator and you'd go up 100,000 feet which
is what they say you know 20 Which was no air up there and so
you had to bring a Scott air pack or something I don't know
how long to take to go up 100,000 feet that's 20 miles
they say
20 kilometres.
Okay, we'll call it 20 miles just To round things off, so I
can do some math now that's like two times as much. No, it's not
like 20% more. Not even that much a kilometre
is 1.8 Something a mile was 1.8 kilometres almost two. I'm
sorry, I must be nuts again. Second half a show crazy carry
1.8 kilometres wrong.
Okay, not 1.8 miles. Ah, how many we go book we go to the
Google
view, right? It is 1.6 you know is that high? Yeah. And the
Canadian dollar is 72 cents. Well, that's more frightening
than not knowing. One point is one point.
The irony of the Canadian dollar is that it was hot. It was worth
more than $1 Like about three years ago, a couple years
ago. Now. It's I mean, now we should have seen a thing
collapse so fast. We should go live in Canada. Navia. Shopping
in Canada is fantastic, of course. And it makes oil cheap
for us. Everything. Everything. How does that work? Why is their
currency down? It's down by 25%. Almost.
Which is which is the same and I've never seen that collapse
like this. And they're
expecting another 20% Drop.
Wow. Yeah. Anyway, okay, well, whatever the case is, you go
wait, you take forever to get up to the top. It takes forever. I
just love that you thought a mile and a kilometre are about
the same. That's
well, I never thought they were the same because I looked at my
speedometer and I can see that if I'm doing 100 kilometres I'm
not
doing 60% More is not the same as 20% more.
Well, it's definitely not the same as 1.8
It's close. 1.8 is close to the 1.6 then 1.2. Yeah, to just get
standard
Can you should have been 1.4.
No rules. Mine was 1.4 kilometres. Screw y'all. All
right.
Whatever the case is still a long ways up. And if a bird hits
that thing, the whole thing of come tumbling. I think is
stupid. This is stupid idea. Ever. Well, it's funded by NASA.
It's funded. That's makes no sense to me. That's taxpayers
money and NASA. Yes, sir. So you're paying to build is this.
This? Yes. He asked. Oh, yes. Yes. And you think it's fine.
I think I'm not even sure what I'm not taking your bait.
Okay, I learned something interesting about the Volkswagen
scandal. Yes. Which I still think is increasing evidence
actually showing that it was a real hit job on the German
economy. Definitely. And now Bob Bosch is being brought into it.
But at Bosch got to do well, Bosch. It, they sell the
engineering of the electronic, the ECU, the electronic control
unit for these cars, that the the software is in the ECU. So
now Bosch is being brought into it. And Bosch Bosch is huge. No,
they're very huge. Oh my gosh, I don't know if they have if they
have different divisions. If they can protect other
divisions, they
can just spin off this one don't have to. Well, they're probably
Where's all the coders were or they're probably the ones who
came up with I wouldn't be surprised if Boston came up with
the idea.
So some research includes insight into cheating for
advanced managers and code extraction from ECUs from eBay.
So they've been trading this code around to know these guys,
Bosch is gonna be in trouble. And it's just, it's just another
company, another German company, that's that's being hit. find it
very fascinating, actually.
Well, if you're an American company, and you're playing by
the rules, or at least you're cheating in a way that's not so
obvious or so bad, you'd probably bust these guys, of
course, and target them. Because they're your competition. I
still think it's a good time to buy a Volkswagen.
I would I would,
if I had the money, they're on sale. The whole
thing. I wanted to mention something about this, about the
internet.org and Mark Zuckerberg all bent out of shape and saying
that, you know, this is wrong and unfair. I'm talking about
the free internet that Facebook is providing they just shut it
down in Egypt. They shut it down in India. And you know this,
this was the big vision, the big dream of Mark Zuckerberg to
connect another billion people. And I applaud the Government of
India. I applaud the government of Egypt, for whatever, whatever
radicals are running it, for I looked into what is actually
going on, and it is a despicable operation that that Zuckerberg
is trying to put together. Explain. The idea is, you get
free internet in the form of something called the free
basics. Okay, and I'm gonna go to their website, you can check
it out, okay, I know I did. But it says Tesla comm Valley story.
So you have to say, okay, and write a couple times, otherwise
people don't think you know what you're talking about. So here it
is internet.org. So they have this platform, reach the next
wave of people coming to the internet, join the free basics
platform by adding your app website or service to free
basics, which provides people free access to a range of basic
services and markets where internet access may be less
affordable. So the rub with these governments and they call
it net neutrality, but what is going on is view you get the
access, but only for the free basics. If you want to go on to
the internet, you know, other any other website, then the free
basics, then you have to pay. And even that, they say that you
can I immediately uploaded no agenda show.or I registered no
agenda show.com. If you go through this whole process of
why it should be on the free basics, why should Why should
everybody have it? And then I looked at the guidelines, the
participation guidelines as to what what these free basics will
do with your internet content and how egregious and this is
the Zuckerberg building the biggest walled garden ever.
So stop. You've actually instead of just doing a report on this,
you've actually taken part
yes, I registered our website, of course, right?
I have not been sounds like a winner for us. I read that
Indian market with that they've never donate because they're
cheap. Yeah, they will at least listen, no,
we're not going to be approved. We won't, but where's my
approval, I'm still waiting, listen to the participation
guidelines of free basics and what these guys are really
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Please put that in in the free basics. Here are the five points
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are taking your content, removing all links, just
disconnecting it from the free and open web and putting it into
free basics and giving that to the stupid citizens of the
world. They want to completely control everything I think it's
very very smart tech savvy of India and and Egypt to say no
screw you. There is no free lunch. Then they want to control
everything and he right down to what your content is.
Of course of course they do
it but it's pretty egregious when you when you see what they
really want to do.
Well, if we get this we say we gotta prove what would happen.
I would I would be very surprised is what would happen.
Why would you be surprised? I see no reason why they're going
to allow a website that has heavy download available and and
talk shit about them. I see no reason why they would ever allow
that.
Well, we don't really talk poorly. I mean, besides the face
bag planes. It seems that I don't think we make a It's not
like a standard. We don't have a theme song for it. So it's not
yet. We do it so much. But then again,
it's face back blowback.
Huh, yeah, you're probably right if they actually listen to the
show.
Not that no one does. That's only Tom Waits. The only other
guy listen to the show.
Well, they should try it.
Tried What? No. Yeah, well, they say within seven days, but I
don't think it's going to happen. But I totally agree this
is very, very bad. What if? Why not just keep good people
Internet access with a web browser? I predict. We haven't
done predictions.
You always get some predictions for the next year, I'll do a
prediction. Okay. Apps are going to die. Phone apps.
Yeah. It's all it has to go to the browser. We are. There's a
whole bunch of reasons for it. And maybe we should do that next
show. And maybe it's not going to happen in one year. But I see
the shift, it has to go to the open protocols. And like the
HTML five protocols. Well, one of them is
Stopstopstop. Okay, I get lucky to give you some I'm going to
start grilling you now. All right, since you know, raisins,
do a vapid prediction with them backing it up. Okay. What about
the flashlight again? Other things, his flashlight, it
lights up my screen and I go down the stairs? Yeah. Why would
that have to go to the browser?
I find that to be more. That's, that's an app. That's a
hardware. It's a functionality of hardware. So it's not a
camera?
It's
same thing. Same thing. As far as hardware.
What about the magic eight ball?
Here's why. Here's instead of if you have some serious questions,
I'll answer them. You just asked you. So those aren't question?
Oh, you're just name and apps?
Yes. Because I want to know why these apps need to go to the
browser. The
reason why is people don't update their apps, it's very
hard to deploy a new version. It's also
a pain in the acid every time you start the phone up, I'm out,
turn my phone off. And on once in a while, but turn on, you
have 50 apps that need updating,
why thank you for making my point. So they need constant
updating? Well, if you if you look at how the Internet and
open protocols work, everything is updated, but it doesn't you
don't need to do anything to update. So this is reason one
reason to the amount of storage that these apps are taking up is
is growing out of control.
Memory is cheap. Okay.
But people are running into into trouble. And ultimately, the app
ecosystem is limiting. It is limiting and functionality but I
would say the number one problem is the updates people don't do
the updates functionality stays behind developers pull their
hair out we got to develop there won't be enough money to create
all apps for all the different platforms it's just it's it's an
insane
All right, I get it. I get it. I get it. We were
decentralised we went decentralised were centralised
is going to come back. That doesn't mean Facebook is going
to go away. And I use Facebook on the browser. I don't instal
the app for I think some obvious reasons. And but it works
reasonably well that way. It's not like a like a huge downer on
functionality. That's my prediction. He will have to go
away from apps. It is unsustainable for developers it
is unsustainable. Just you can't build the plan. If you if people
aren't upgrading, and you have to jack the storage. I think
it's time for the pendulum to swing back.
Okay, your prediction? I don't really have one. But I can dream
one up.
You wrote a nice article in PC Magazine. I like that about the
climate. Which one? The cloud or the cloud? Yeah, it was good. I
put it in the show notes even.
Okay, the clouds dead. Make that prediction? How should you know
one of the things that's gonna have some Microsoft is going to
have to do something about their cloud. It just doesn't work.
Well, well just think it works. And then it doesn't work. It's
just like, it's a very sketchy product.
Hold on, I gotta get an aspirin.
You have to get an ass I got a pounding head. He has a pounding
headache while he's off to get the aspirin. I will then lecture
you about the gong. And whoever gave it to me. Now the gun comes
with a little one of these little Gong verses the thing
you're holding your gun with it doesn't happen
off.
Now, what's interesting is that I'm going from downstairs has a
different kind of gonggar and when I hit it against this Gong,
it barely doesn't really register as a softer sound and
you're beautiful how's that sound?
It sounds like it's time to go is what it sounds It sounds like
it sounds like Yeah, that.
All right, I will know I'll do a prediction on the next show.
Okay. I have one last clip just to tell you the cloud is getting
on my nerves. The cloud has been on your nerves from day one.
Yeah, well, now it's gone my nerves, so just say why? Because
it doesn't work as advertised. Yeah. All right.
Last news story from me, a Denver nonprofit is trying to
raise awareness about homelessness by passing out
drugs. The group cannabis can handed out hundreds of pre
rolled marijuana joints to homeless men and women farm says
it's trying to get the people of Denver to pay more attention to
the homeless in their community.
A lot of the people that we spoke with really were just
like, if I had a regular access to a shower, and a haircut, my
life would be so much better. I'd have so much more
opportunity.
Cannabis gets them there. But it's their idea under Colorado
law. It is illegal to smoke weed in public but it can still be
given as a gift. recipients must be 21 or older and no money can
change hands.
I think it's a great idea.
money changes hands legal. Just a little crap. But I have two
clips. Okay. All right. I have the this was a short clip this I
watched the McLaughlin report. And in it, they do their
predictions for the next year. They have two shows of the you
nailed it. And so so he does his prediction. What's the most
defining political moment of the year this is McLaughlin himself.
And this cracked me up at play
it the most defining political moment President Obama's
decision to skip the international rally in Paris.
After the massacre of the editorial staff at Charley had
those magazine. More than 40 world leaders attended the
march, drawing more than 3 million Parisians.
How was Mr. Hebdo doing after the
apparently promoting the idea that there was actually these
guys are actually in front of a large March. We I ran the photo
Yeah, this newsletter this is bullcrap. This was a photo op,
he didn't even know that.
I apparently not everyone has presented it that way. He's, I
think a lot of people don't know it. That's why it was in the
newsletter. I had the photo of the photo op and a bunch of guys
as a group, which shot a certain way. I'm surprised that the news
media even ran it. Because it was such a phoney setup. It was
phoney and maybe Obama didn't want to be involved in some bull
crap
that didn't carry go at the last minute. No, I
don't. I don't know when somebody was it carry somebody
went. Now the last one is this was interesting kind of news. It
looks like and this is the way under the radar news. It looks
like we're going to keep people in in Afghanistan forever.
Because JSOC is going to be headquartered there at JSOC is
the joint joint Centre for a joint forces operation. What is
the kind of Joint Strike Force group,
White House is reportedly considering a pentagon plan to
maintain at least one base in Afghanistan, despite President
Obama's initial pledge to withdraw most US troops by the
time he leaves office. In October, Obama reversed that
plan saying 5500 troops would remain in Afghanistan through
the end of his term, as the Obama administration expands its
use of special operations forces around the world. The New York
Times reports a proposal now under consideration would use a
base in Afghanistan as a hub for Special Operations troops and
intelligence operatives throughout Central and South
Asia.
Yeah, I'm reading that. Campbell, General Campbell said
I want to keep as many troops here on the ground as possible,
and does not rule out seeking additional forces. Well, I
noticed when
they let that guy out of Gitmo that that was going to take care
of the problem. We're gonna take that to the bank.
You know what it is, it's at the very end, you know, there'll be
a lot of pasta at the end of his presidency, a lot of posturing
and a couple of like, look what I did, and then go off and do
your big boys and girls. Yeah, billion dollar
dollar speeches and rank it in and enjoy fitness style. Yay.
That's how it works best. Hi, everybody. Another year.
Happy New Year to everybody. Yes.
And we need that Happy New Year to everybody. Be safe. Make
smart choices. And remember
wash your hands after
that's exactly yes. Always wash your hands after touching raw
meat. Thank you very much for a great year. Thank you, John.
Happy New Year to you.
Well, Happy New Year. I'll be have a lot of fun there in
Texas, because I want to remind people just as a little tip
here, if you look at today's Google they have a little egg is
going to hatch at midnight but who wants to monitor that? Just
go to the Google dot F R and you can see what's in that egg when
it hatches in France because the French
hatch earlier yes they hatch early coming to you from fuel
region six here in the capital the drone Star State in the
morning everybody I'm Adam curry
I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where I have my Gong and I'm on
my way I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll be back next year right here on no agenda
obviously things went wrong I've been watching you god No no no,
no no doubt I'm sorry I'm just gonna wait till we get this
rowdy crowd guys to break up and wash your hands after touching
any raw meat. Yeah, Bush or Hillary or one of these
politicians all talk no action, all controlled by lobbyists and
donors and donors, all controlled by lobbyists and
donors, donors donors, all controlled by lobbyists and
donors and donors. People like me from previous months.
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