What the hell was a cylinder of excellence?
Adam curry, John Devorah it's
Thursday February 4 2016. time once again for your gizmo nation
media assassination Episode Seven Niner six.
This is no agenda. Guarding reality
for citizens of Gitmo nation and broadcasting live from the
capital of the drone Star State Austin Tejas, FEMA Region six in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where there's also Super Bowl
city I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
Give me a little level John, you were low there.
I shouldn't have been I was I was depressed.
It's, you know, you wear your heart on your sleeve, my friend,
that sure you wear your heart on your sleeve. Hey, good news.
Okay. Last night. Last evening, I was invited to dinner with a
James Boggs and his team from the Apple podcast division, the
global
podcast divisions, right. You had Apple meeting with Apple? I
did. I did. It was nice. They were in town. We have a pretty
big campus here in Atlanta in Austin. I didn't know how big it
was. University of Austin. No for the Apple campus. Oh,
the Kelly the apple camp Apple campus. Yeah, it's pretty big.
There was no university of Austin. I don't think. No,
Texas. I was thinking exact. Oh, I didn't know that. So here a
lot of things is Josh did you go to their lunch their cafeteria?
No. went to dinner. And
they took me to Gerald Dean's, which is a new restaurant here
in Austin is nice. It's on the campus. No, no, it's the hotel
Van Zandt. It's near Rainey Street.
Steve Van Zandt owns the hotel. Yeah, exactly.
The only reason I bring it up, John, the only reason I bring it
up is gotta commitment. We talked about a lot of stuff was
really nice catching up. It's nice. They came to Austin, they
know they have to kiss the ring with the pod father, I
appreciate that. So for Episode 800, they're very proud to
present us on the homepage of iTunes. And so I think we should
do right now tell everybody that you only have four episodes to
get your artwork. Artwork ready.
Oh, cool. Yeah.
And there's some specifications that I have to they're gonna
send me it's changed a little. It's best to be big and
whatever.
Okay, but for the artists will love that.
How cool is that? Yeah, yeah, it will be on the on the homepage
for 800th episode. That's very cool.
Yeah, that'll pick up some new people.
I hope so.
Get more hate mail,
man. And we're doing well on that front, aren't
we? You see that Dutch guy? Dutch guys?
Maybe we'll bring it up later. Anyway, so because of this, I
didn't get home until the quarter to 10. Then I was like,
rushing to hadn't started even started my clips yet. Until the
one thing I didn't do is I did not watch the CNN town hall in
Iowa. Good. Did you? Yeah. Perfect. I knew it. I knew I
could count on you.
The Zephyr just went by ugly. I'm writing the times down now.
Because it never goes by usually 960s 914. All right. You want to
start with town hall?
I might as well I mean, I did not see any. Any fun. Was it any
good? Was there anything of any any note?
No. Bernie came off better than Hillary. She seemed very stiff
and cold. And matter of fact, and kind of she was a snot.
What was the format? Because I haven't even seen that before.
It's
the same one that you saw the other day where they bring the
ease out individually and then they chat. And
do they have lower thirds ready for everybody? Yeah.
So it was fun to endure in the lower third
response. But how about the people's names? Were they in the
lower third? Who stood up?
Oh, that's a good I can't remember. I think they did. They
had something. I think yeah, I believe so. I think they had
their title or something. So it was nice and spontaneous. Yeah,
it's totally spontaneous. Gotcha. So, but the only real
good one was and it was Anderson. Cooper Cooper, who
will not be on Hillary's best. She's going to go after
him. Stop. See this. I take it back. I saw one shot of Cooper
and Hillary and I need to make two comments one. Hillary's
pants are too short. Because she was kind of wearing boots. I
think little booties she's looking like a doofus. Yeah, her
pants were too short and poopers pants were too long.
Well, there you have it if I gotten the wrong clothes for the
show.
This is your fashion portion of the no agenda show.
So here's the one. This is this one says I think this is Donald
min on this clip, but this is her very insincerely trying to
get out of that. Why were you paid so much money for those
Goldman Sachs speech?
And this was the what was it? What did you get paid? $250,000
or something? $650,000
I'm sorry, existing speeches
you anymore set up good to go. Now go
I'm still on a lot of your critics point to is you made
three speeches for Goldman Sachs who were paid $675,000 For three
speeches. Was that a mistake I made? Was that a bad error in
judgement? Look,
I made speeches to lots of groups. I told them what I
thought I answered questions. But did you have to be paid
$675,000? Well, I don't know. That's what they offered. So
every secretary of state that I know is done that, but that's
the hard one is their office and not running for an office? No, I
didn't know known to be honest. I wasn't. I wasn't committed to
running. I didn't. I didn't know whether I went for President. I
didn't you know, when I was secretary of state several
sorry. cue up the bullcrap.
times I stand right there. No, I think I'm done.
If you want, we can just twist the back a little bit. Let's get
this. Here. You go. Come on.
You know, when I was secretary of state several times,
bullshit,
they're kind of Yeah.
With this particular spiel,
again, anywhere, anywhere, well, let's just start it up. Here we
go. When to bullshit. Thank
you. We're gonna run for president.
I didn't, you know, when I was secretary of state several
times, I said, you know, I think I'm done. And, you know, so many
people came to me started talking to me, the
circumstances, the concerns I had about the Republicans taking
back the White House, because I think they wrecked what we
achieved in the 90s. With 23 million new jobs and incomes
going up for everybody. I did not want to see that happen.
Again. I want to defend President Obama's
accomplishments and the progress we've made. I want to go
further. So yeah, I was convinced, but you know,
anybody? Anybody who knows me who thinks that they can
influence me name anything? They've influenced me on? Just
name one thing?
How much time do we have on the show to be able to, because we'd
be
hours, I'm out here every day saying, I'm going to shut them
down. I'm going after them. I'm going to jail them. If they
should be jailed, I'm gonna break them up. I mean, break
them up. They're not given me very much money. Now I can tell
you that much. Cheap bastard. Fine with me. I'm proud to have
90% of my donations from small donors and 60%, the highest ever
from women, which I'm really, really proud.
I'd love to see those numbers laid out for me.
Just to be clear, that's not something you regret those three
speeches?
I don't. You know, I don't I don't feel that I pay any price
for it. And I'm very clear about what I will do. And they're on
notice. Yeah,
they're on they're on notice. All this tells us move after
getting pay overpaid for three speeches. So she can answer
questions and mingle. She's there on notice. So she's a
douchebag. Oh, well, let
me officiate that, yes.
That was the main named, at least to me. That was the most
interesting thing. The rest of it was pretty lame. Yeah.
Lightweight stuff. It was Bernie's doing his thing and
Hillary's doing her thing and was not good.
I picked up a couple things in and around it. Let me see what
did I let me see, I just got a few things early on. This was
MSNBC was funny, as usual. Some of the things I saw in the pre
show, and this is Maddow with Brian Williams, and kind of
describing how Democratic caucuses work.
Those are not votes, equivalents. Of course not.
They're not votes in the same way that they do actually
represent votes on the Republican side. The Democrats
count differently. What we're watching here is the Republican
caucus, and they're tallying up these paper ballots that were
cast by every participant at this particular Republican
caucus site. In Des Moines. On the Democratic side, you don't
count folded pieces of paper, you count heads, you count human
beings that move themselves to a specific part of the room in
herds in herds.
Exactly. Like sheep
in herds, yes. Like sheep is
how you go for somebody explaining how they round up and
round down and the whole thing is such so convoluted. Well,
she actually says that the end of this clip here
to indicate who they supported and then what they reported out
of that caucus is state delegate equivalent, which is something
that is too boring to understand at this point in the race. We
won't need to understand that unless we get really, really
really arcane in the closeness of this race. No,
Brian Williams explain anything?
No, of course not. Brian Williams was back of course he's
after all his lying and all of his mistakes about the truth.
Yeah, He's so he's a pathological liar yes he was
demoted Tillery he was demoted to MSNBC to do the breaking news
stuff and he said something just fabulous so
there's gonna be some data floating around especially the
internet tonight because there are entry polls getting taken of
people going into their caucuses entry pollster hands you a form
you kind of choose to self define yourself the first wave
of that data is notoriously suspect so don't believe
everything you see in here tonight. We hopefully will be
the purveyors of truth and justice here is borderline
I'll take borderline
to other ones you're like from the from the debate. Get them
out of the way What did this is Hillary I got a ISO for you.
Yes, as a gift to you
a gift a freebie for me. Let me try it out.
We need to have a conversation.
Thank you. That goes Thank you. That's beautiful, but she didn't
really pronounce it right. Well, I'd prefer to
fiddle with it and make it sound better I can work on a wild
sentence that she produced obviously she's trying to piece
some idea together and since Yeah. Listen to this you know,
it's just like she's trying to she had dropped straps. Just you
bet.
They have a view that I just fundamentally disagree with.
About what the way we have to keep the balance of power in our
society.
That is you know, that should have been an ISO really,
it is a little long played again, because it's just so
funny. I
do have to play that again. Hold on one that back here we go.
They have a view that I just fundamentally disagree with.
About what the way we have to keep the balance of power in our
society is resist. We must
Yes, it's the same speech writer thing. I think I need to put
that at the end of the show as well. John. Holy moly. That's a
good one. Thank you.
Well, well Is she just piecing words together? Trying to glue
it together.
MSNBC earlier went live to what looks like a group of
millennials but they were one girl was very angry. She was a
woman a young woman having problems with the Veterans
Administration. So this is live on MSNBC and of course you know,
we're going to bring you all the truth and everything that that
this shows you just how pathetic mainstream media is compared to
that No, no, you're the best podcast in the universe I
want to know is how cuz I get VA I am VA I am a vet. My mom's a
bad how is he going to fix it? Because I can tell you right now
that the VA is more screwed up than it has been in a while the
fact that I haven't gotten benefits in three months because
the VA is so fucked up. Really?
Okay, so she says on our live on TV she's so fucked up and
everybody their faces like
no one in three months
yeah, to MSNBC, but then they have this cable. So who cares?
They have to fix it in three months, because the VA is so
fucked up. Really, really makes me concerned. So how
everyone's freaking out now.
You can if you
know don't you listen in to the caucuses. You take the good with
the bad sorry about that. Sorry. Speak the way out on the street
and we apologise I know Jacob apologises we all join him in
apologising for a bit of French that snuck in to our English
language translation. Wow, Hands
Across America. We're so sorry for that French that snuck into
our English. Fuck you, Brian Williams Chase.
I think the bigger point is being missed. This is Cable,
wire the wire they suddenly feel that they're bound by the FCC.
isn't their watershed rule? I think it's a watershed rule. I
think.
I don't think so. I think if you're on cable, you're on
cable. Why do you why do they feel why do they get so upset
with themselves because the people who watch eminences
wouldn't be findable. If you were if this was broadcast
television. It would be findable because the argument is what you
can have a digital delay mechanism on there and you don't
have to let this stuff slip through. But this is not
broadcast television is not going over the airways. Why are
they upset?
Because they the they are worried stupid. They did not
have a trigger warning and people are in their safe space
at home and then they hear this
Oh Actually, I think that's probably the excuse they'd have
in a meeting. But and I think you're probably right about
that's the way they think. But this is a horrible situation to
have to witness.
I believe that there is a difference. I'm just thinking
back to my MTV days because man when we hit basic cable, which
was right around the time I arrived, we could not make any
funny jokes now think oh, no, because they because they the
basic cable package, when you're included in that is very
important. So it's not so much about rules and right making
these rules up. Let me give you the I'm trying to explain to you
okay, I'm listening basic cable
is a package that is the lowest possible package given out by
the cable operators. If the cable operators don't like you,
they can take you out of their basic cable package. Let's be
honest, MSNBC, ratings wise doesn't really deserve to be in
the basic cable package. That's the only reason that they made
technical reason their cow I'm summarising their cow telling to
the operators who are package hell
yes. Hell yes.
Of course, the packagers, the basic cable guys have decided to
make these sorts of rules. They no no,
no, no, no, no, no. So if you've caught you're missing the point.
Um, so
it is there is no written rule. There's no rule from the cable
operators, but the cable operators historically, who all
have always thought they were this I grew up in the beginning
of cable really when it was popping open. Understand that.
So it's, it's the cable operators they have to be
worried about because they'll say, Hey, we've had bad words.
What I said, but it's not. It's not a rule. It's not a rule.
It's no written. Okay? It's
not except for the fact that it's an unwritten rule. Yeah.
exists. It's lame. It's just 2016.
I'm with you. Of course,
I'm going to be all freaky about it. Especially on a network
nobody listens to and I'm sure that basic cable guys aren't
clued in. Unless somebody calls you then you have the old lady.
Did you hear what they said and their public is led to believe
that you can't cuss on the led to believe that so they would
complain? And then the cable goes, well, you know, you guys
are walking on it. All right.
Do you have anything else about the
I think it's like, I don't do I didn't clip Bernie that I can
recall. I don't think any clips any I don't have. Now there's
nothing
anything. What I do have. This was sent to me this morning by
one of our producers. He believes that Donald Trump
technically tied for first place with Ted Cruz. And this is
because of the bylaws of the Iowa delegation of the
Republican National Convention. And I had that he'd sent me
everything in the show notes and you know, I didn't have a lot of
time to really go back and and, and fact checked everything.
However, however read it anyway, we
goes, the Iowa delegation to the Republican National Convention
and I did check this this is in their bylaws shall be bound on
the first ballot to vote proportionally in accordance
with the outcome of the Iowa caucuses, the proportional
delegate delegate allocation shall be rounded to the nearest
whole delegate. So if you look at Cruz, who had 51,666
coincidence, I think not. Votes Trump had 45,427. Now the
difference between those two was 28% and 24%. However, the
according to the bylaws, you would then have to the way you
do it is you take the amount of crews, and you divide that by
the total amount, which was 186,874. You come up with 7.46.
Trump at 45,427. Actually, you first have to multiply it by 27.
Then you divide it and you come up with 6.56. So Trump would be
rounded up to seven and Cruz would be rounded down to seven,
which would make it a tie.
Yeah, we have another note from one of our producers that
discusses the within each little group of caucus connoisseurs,
which also produces these screwball numbers. That's why
Bernie and and Hillary tied, which is really pretty close to
impossible, tied in six instances, right? Because Bernie
had the most votes, but he had to round down and she had to
round up after some calculation which he described, which is
very convoluted. And so they all they were tied in most of these
groups, and then they flipped a coin and Hillary won all six
coin flips for some reason, but you know, there's such a thing
called a double headed coin. Have you ever had one of these
quarters in your pocket and you can pull it out? Always handy to
have nobody ever stops to look and check it? Are you saying I'm
cheating?
So Trump came on the morning Joe's programme. And we're
always looking at money being spent, and we talk about money
being spent, of course, advertising money. Things
Morning Joe has always been pushing for Trump to spend more
money. They had this chart up on the screen that showed that
Donald Trump paid approximately $300 per vote, versus Jeb Bush,
who spent $2,500 per vote, I'm not quite sure how they, I guess
they take the amount spent and then divided by votes, they got
by votes. Here was Trump talking about his defeat town.
This is not even super PAC money. If this were super PAC
money, the numbers would be a lot higher. And if I am thinking
investing in Donald Trump's operation, I would invest with a
guy that gets the most bang for his buck. That is you at 300.
But then there's a question. Should you have spent more money
in Iowa? You're the most efficient spender there but
going to New Hampshire going to South Carolina? Will you spend
more money to make sure you finish the deal in future
states? I
mean, why doesn't he just hold up the rate card when he does
that? Hey, look, here's what you get for a spot on our channel.
There's no limit on the spending. The reason I didn't
spend that much in Iowa was everyone told me I couldn't win.
So I sort of just went through the motions a little bit and
then I came in second place. I was surprised because it only
came out at the very last couple of days. Right where it looked
like I could win Iowa with this poll.
Well, it's a nice way of putting it he changed his tune when he
felt when he found out what trumpet or what cruise the dirty
trick cruise pulled. And I have the couple of clips of that
which I think we should pull. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Yes.
Let's do this as a cruise douchebag one
already there. Tonight,
Donald Trump accusing Senator Ted Cruz of using dirty tricks
to win the Iowa caucuses. The accusation coming after Kim Cruz
spread word on caucus day that Dr. Ben Carson might be dropping
out.
He insulted Ben Carson by doing what he did to Ben Carson. That
was a disgrace.
On the day of the caucuses. the Cruz campaign sending supporters
this email stating the press is reporting that Carson is taking
time off after Iowa and making a big announcement next week. It
goes on to say please inform any Carson caucus goers of this news
and urge them to caucus for Ted Cruz. What he did is
unthinkable.
He said the man has just left the race and he said it during
the caucus
Carson today saying the crews move cost him votes describing
what happened when his wife candy showed up at a caucus
location.
My wife went to a caucus and the crews representative had spoken
and told people that I was in fact not going to be continuing
and she obviously disabused of that notion.
Cruz has now apologised to Carson but stands by his
campaigns actions. Will you fire or suspend anyone in your
campaign for putting out misinformation? No, we're
not going to scapegoat anybody. And I would note that the news
story that that our team passed on was true and accurate. CNN
reported it and in fact, Ben did go to Florida instead of New
Hampshire, or South Carolina. And so you got to understand
dirty trick to confuse voters. Is it a dirty trick to pass on
your news stories you're in the business with would you think it
was a dirty trick if I was forwarding an ABC story?
You know, this is really his voice right here at this in this
inflection point. Really is a turn off. I mean, I don't like
cruise in general. He's creepy, but wow. Can you imagine if the
if he's President?
Would you think it was a dirty trick if I was forwarding an ABC
story? Or is it or is it just a dirty trick to pass on CNN and
clarify then
just moments after Cruz said that same CNN live on the air
scene Crews was trying to quote throw them under the bus. Here
are the facts. Dr. Carson staff told us that he would return
home to Florida to quote unquote take a breath from the campaign
before resuming his activities on the campaign trail. CNN
saying they
never reported anything about a special announcement. Trump now
calling for an investigation.
Alright, hopefully you've investigated this and condemned
deconstructed for us because it seemed very confused
and doesn't deconstructive just a sleazeball move.
Just explained it to me please.
Explain what what did
he do it what exactly was the sleaze bomb
was comes out. And at the last minute during the caucuses, he
has all his people, the people that go into the caucuses and
gives him the orders to say the game above is his sheet to read
from that. Ben Carson is going Two Two is going to go to he's
he's stopping his campaigning right stopping and going to
Florida to rethink everything. And then there's going to be a
big announcement next week. So whatever you do vote for Cruz
because the voting for it now was Carson's voting for cars is
a waste of your vote, right? Using that old trick. Yeah. And
it's a goodie though oldie but a goodie beauty. And then of
course, cruise. When I note that voice thing that you've noticed,
this is the type of you got to remember that. The Cruise is a
master debater. He is considered by everybody to be in one of
these. Can you ever seen competitive debating? Yes, of
course. Of course. Yeah, we do that. That's his competitive
debating voice. And he, okay, which is annoying, because it'd
be a good debater, you have to be annoying, and you got to
catch people off guard, and you got to just go after him. And
you got to screech at him. And you got to rattle off as much
stuff as you can to confuse them. I mean, it competitive
debating we're not talking about two people just arguing about
somebody talk about competitive debating. You don't see it that
much on American television, but they do show it in England quite
a bit.
Yeah. We have it here right after cheerleading competition
on ESPN, I think.
And so Cruz is really apparently one of the best in the world.
And that's what he went into at that moment. And that's what you
found offensive. Well, now let's Yeah, which is the way it works.
And it was so the whole thing was a scam. Just a sneak off a
few extra votes. Yeah. And then part two just kind of wraps it
up. Well, listen, it is no surprise that Donald is throwing
yet another temper tantrum or if you like yet another Trump or
well written temper tantrum. Taking it for boy stop.
He that's when the temper tantrum thing I thought was was
maybe picked up by the Daily News in New York who hates
Trump, but that is the stupidest thing to think that you're
you're coining a phrase. Yes, it's something that's that lead
is pretty much
as childish as at a temper tantrum would be to call the
Trump or tantrum. But the Daily News, they put it on the front
page.
Cruz tries to divert everything from him to Trump,
right? Of course, I Well done that Donald
is throwing yet another temper tantrum or if you like yet
another Trump or Ted
Cruz then taking it further I've met
I don't know anyone who would be comfortable with someone who
behaves this way having his finger on the button. I mean,
we're liable to wake up
one while we're still doing the finger on the button joke.
Morning. And Donald if he were president would have nuked
Denmark.
Yes, I'm sure that would have happened. And Tom.
That was to me a funny line. New Denmark.
If he were president would have nuked Denmark.
And Tom Ellis with us tonight live in New Hampshire and Tom,
you
don't need to hear the rest of that. Are we okay on that. I got
a piece of cruise. Another part of his annoying persona after he
claimed victory. We're
here today, standing on the promises of Second Chronicles
714 Oh, man, really, if my people my wishes are called by
my name, shall humble themselves and pray and seek my face and
turn from their wicked ways. Then I will hear their prayer
from heaven and forgive their sins and I will heal their land
and put your hands on the podcast device. Man,
I think that was a mistake. I think he's done. He's made so
many huge mistake. He's a douchebag or doing that. And
he's obviously you know, he's this religious thing he's
promoting to an extreme I mentioned is probably about
three or four months ago and he was at some one of those
conservative meetings and he held a prayer Fest at the end
and we had Yeah, but we had that clip. Yeah. Yeah. And he's
standing he's getting me okay. We will have to hold hands and
he led into prayer. And it was all prayer about him mostly, but
this is not going to fly. Not working. No, because he's he's
insincere. He look, he seems like a douchebag. phoney
preacher, he doesn't seem like a normal sincere person seems
like he's almost doing an invitation to be like a Saturday
Night Live at
Texas preacher.
Meanwhile, CNN again, I didn't see the town hall but I saw a
lot of the run up. That's Brian Todd is on the floor. And
they've this is where they got the papers and it poured it into
little coffee cups and tins and bits and pieces. And this ladies
and gentlemen is television. This is live television.
The first moment of truth is at hand right now. This is the
balloting they just get last call for the ballots grew up.
They stuffed them all into these popcorn. Popcorn and people are
still putting them into these baskets over here. They're gonna
be counting them manually. In just a few minutes. We're gonna
be bringing you back Counting real time Well, that's what
makes it so exciting. Real time voting if you're looking at it a
real time counting free live on international television. This
is what caucusing looks like, folks. This is where it gets
excited.
This is so exciting because it literally a table and people say
this is why it's so exciting.
It's so exciting and exciting. I'm just over the moon with
excitement about looking pieces of paper going to popcorn
baskets. This wolf is what it's all about. Dick Meanwhile, over
the Jeb Bush Camp.
So here's my pledge to you. I will be a commander in chief
that will have the back of the military. I won't trash talk. I
won't be a divider in chief or an agitator in chief. I won't be
out there blowhard talk in a big, big game without backing it
up. I think the next president needs to be a lot quieter, but
send a signal that we're prepared to act in the national
security interests of this country back in the business of
creating a more peaceful world. Please clap.
So he's sitting there are standing there these people, I
think I saw a note that he was paying people $25 Just come and
fill the seats. And then is a complete silence. He goes,
please clap. And then oh, yeah, well, clap. Please. Clap,
please. Who
said Please clap. I thought that was you
know, that was that was bush. What? Yes, I'll
play it again. play that part again. play that part for you
again, can get a full world. Please, clap.
You got to hear a little bit because he's ramping up. Right.
He's doing one of these ramp ups. And then No, it's just like
a pin drops of this
country to get back in the business of creating a more
peaceful world. Please clap.
He's an idiot for not having a clap guy out there. Yeah. Or you
know what your if this guy is he's, whoever is giving to his
campaign. Stop wasting your money wasting your dough in a
situation like that. Yeah, you've filled the audience with
about 20 He should pay like 100 bucks to about 25 people scatter
them around and their shields and they start
clapping. Don't you misunderstand. They were all
shields but they had no instruction. There was no
copyright. No clapping guys. So they were just sitting there
making their 25 bucks and he's looking around like hold on a
second. I just said yeah, we're gonna merch America. America.
Please clap. Okay. Sad.
Wow, that is so incompetent. You think? Yeah, you're right. We
actually probably are all shills and none of them knew to call
no one told them that. Oh, they're here. Well, we got
people jab, jab. We got people Jeddah quickly to go. Okay, then
we have little things couple of things that were happening in
around that's borderline Clip of the Day, by the way, again, I
mean, I have to borderlines doesn't come on. How about ISO
of the day? Can I get an ISO of the day? Maybe? Know? What, for
the was an ISO?
No, no,
no. All right. No problem.
Let me see. I had a few things. Yes. Let's see. So while all
this is taking place, we have
like you're on a roll. So I'm expecting a clip of the day
shortly.
Okay, let's try this one. This is really only for you. Because
this is something that I've been on the lookout because I trust
your judgement theory and your version of the future. It says
O'Reilly O'Reilly with Krauthammer, Krauthammer, from
Krauthammer. I'm talking about what possibly could be happening
next. And I think you'll like it.
You are also right, that the most important primary on the
Democratic side is not Iowa to New Hampshire. It is the Comey
primary. Comey being the head of the FBI. If he made a criminal
referral, she topples over and then you get a Biden and perhaps
even with a Warren as his running mate, but you will not
get a Bernie Sanders.
Now,
how late can Biden get in and get on all the ballots? You
know, it's sort of like 90 where I don't know the rules of this.
But I'm sure the DNC will change the rules. If they get if she is
literally knocked out that the Democrats can change any rule.
Anytime that they want. It's not going to go good. It's going to
anger the Saudis people, but it can't be done and they will do
it. So there you go.
This is interesting mentioned in one of our producers mentioned,
Warren's already signed up for the whole country.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Now what he said there, I thought was right
on the money because we've been talking about James Comey,
Director of the FBI, being the guy who holds the purse strings
right now. He's the guy that can totally screw Hillary Clinton.
He's a longtime Republican. There's an FBI investigation.
Going which I have a couple clips for if we're interested.
But what happened just a couple of days ago, is a judge. Let me
see what is this judges name is John Gleason. The Brooklyn
federal judge ruled that the public has the right to see a
sealed report that HSBC fought tooth and nail to keep private
details of the bank's failure to catch and prevent money
laundering, among other violations, which, to my
knowledge, Jim Comey was on the board of directors at HSBC when
this was taking place. So I'm thinking Hold on a second. We've
got Comey threatening, you know, he's he's holding something
over, Clint,
I already know what you're gonna say. And I'm in total agreement,
but check check this out. Who appointed this Brooklyn federal
judge? You don't have to guess Bill Clinton. And the guys
retiring right after this.
Yeah, this is a this is a quid pro quo. This like okay, Comey
is threatening us with sabre rattling deaths. Hillary, yeah,
we're gonna put in the other guy over there and then have him
take care of this problem. Fabulous. One of the Clinton
stooges. This is such a corrupt group of people. They're all so
we should not even be thinking about why don't people want to
even vote for Hillary? She's a
well people don't jump they really died. Right? I made Jones
they don't they don't want to vote for everyone. Who is a bot.
I don't really want to vote for then we have this guy. How does
this guy's name he wrote a book about a Dan Bongino Hmong bond
Gino? I think his name is he wrote a book. And in this book,
he apparently had some information about the email
server. I don't I have to look up which book this is. Yeah,
I discussed this in the book. And one of the final chapters. I
think it's the penultimate chapter there. And I wanted to
leave the reader with an idea of just how damaging this is Frank,
we're talking about a woman here and Hillary Clinton who a source
spend this to me and I stood on this for a long time before I
decided to write about I was very careful and very deliberate
in the words I use, because again, hyperbole does us no
favours here. But an unimpeachable source, a
firsthand source, who told me that the Clintons knew the
server was compromised compromises by some very
dangerous people who were reading the emails as they were
being the source through that server. She knew it and she
continued to do it.
That doesn't sound realistic to me, but it's out there. And it's
an inbox. I did want to bring that to the table. And here's of
course, is CNN finally on the emails? I think this is maybe
bullish
before you go on. I was thinking about that. That does that
played? Yeah. We there was a lot of assertions and it makes
nothing but sense to me, that the Russians and the Chinese and
anybody in between, and God knows who else feels like, you
know, the NSA was all over it. Yeah, we're tapped into that
thing. Yeah. Because why wouldn't you be? I mean, if
you're doing your job, if the Russians are paying attention,
they are getting all these emails. There's no question
about it. Right. Right. Right.
I said, Right. Right. Right. Right. Maybe we should have
asked her for
now. Assuming assuming that Hillary had some reasonable
people in knew kind of what they were doing, and they probably
would have warned her or said we could maybe beef it up or do
something. And she didn't want to or she maybe she made the
decision? We don't know. But wouldn't it be if she was in
cahoots, because there's a lot of assertions that Bill Clinton
and the Chinese are always in kind of in bed together, get all
of our nuclear secrets and a bunch of stuff from US missile
information. And we bailed I do kind of set off the let's
outsource everything to China. During that his his era that she
would just say, no, not I would maybe she wanted. How about
this? How
about this for compromise? You
wanted to spy on? How
about this? How about how about, make your donation? And well,
you know, there might be something in my email. That's up
to you guys. I might have put something in the Clinton
Foundation. I might have been something in the draft folder
that you might want to read.
Yeah, well, that's the way I see it. folders you might be
interested in.
Yeah. Oh, that would not surprise me at all. I think this
is Hillary withdrawal. Secretary let's talk about not not Rolf
obviously. It's not Brophy, we go.
And let's talk about the issue that has bedevilled your
campaign and that of course is the deviled ongoing
investigation into your emails on Friday, the State Department
withheld 22 emails, they didn't release them because of material
deemed top secret. I know you've been asked this six ways to
Sunday along the campaign trail.
And isn't it six ways from Sunday? Just out of curiosity
heard this six ways from this and that so much recently that
I've lost track of the original
Well, the idea Is the Lord created Earth on? You know, no,
Sunday is the Lord's day and then you have you worked all six
days. But after that, I think it's six ways from Sunday.
I don't know. I don't think that's right.
I looked it up.
You did six ways from Sunday. Yes.
But you can say it also was quoted as six ways to Sunday,
you can do both, I think
is to Sunday along the campaign trail. And I know that you've
always said there's nothing there. But your opponents have
said that this is big. It's a big deal. How do you convince
voters today not to be concerned about this?
Well, Alison, there is nothing new. And I think the facts are
quite helpful here. It's a little bit like what the
Republicans and others have tried to do with respect to
Benghazi, just a lot of innuendo, a lot of attacks. And
I just know that after I testified for 11 hours answered
every question, nothing new came up. And most voters have made up
their minds. And I'm grateful for that. But Secretary Clinton,
something does not stop stop.
The beginning of that whole spiel of her She says the facts
are quite useful. And then she never says the fact. She says,
and you know, I listen to me now, the facts are quite useful.
I mean, listening to a lot of
attacks, go back a little, read the beginning,
back to Vanguard. Less are quite helpful here helpful. Facts are
quite helpful here. It's a little bit like what the
Republicans and
delivers a fact.
Well, let's, let's say she has another 30 seconds, maybe she'll
get it at the end. I don't know.
Others have tried to do with respect to Benghazi, just a lot
of innuendo, a lot of attacks. And I just know that after I
testified for 11 hours answered every question. Nothing new came
up. And most voters have made up their minds. And I'm grateful
for that. But Secretary
Clinton, something does seem to be happening with this
investigation, or at least the FBI seems to be talking about it
more. Because in the past week, several media outlets have said
that their sources in the FBI say, quote, something's going to
happen. What does that mean to you? It means that Pete
and that's what we had on the last last show. We had Chuck
Scarborough, Chuck sharp, yeah. Chuck Scarborough, saying that
everybody knows everyone's talking about it. When are you
guys going to start? When are you going to start talking about
it? This is what she's talking about
going to happen? What does that mean to you?
It means that people are selectively leaking and making
comments that have no basis in anything I am aware of. And, you
know, I regret that that seems to be part of the atmosphere
because we need to, you know, let this inquiry run its course
get it resolved.
It was Joe Scarborough, of course, where's
her fact that she's gonna she has no effect? No, of
course not. No fact.
Like, the way she starts it off, though. You know, the facts will
tell you that. I can't even get a play that just the beginning
again, because I that's a that's a very nicely structured, kind
of bullshit thing to say.
Okay, let me go to where I think approximately that was my new
board enables me to do all of this with such ease. totally
love it. Here we go.
facts that thing, new and
trail. And I know that you've always so much for the new
system. But your opponents have said that this is big. It's a
big deal. How do you convince voters today not to be concerned
about
this? Well, Allison, there is nothing new and I think the
facts are quite helpful here. The facts
are quite helpful. Hear Yeah, that's what it is. The fact
there is nothing Adam, there's nothing new and the facts are
quite
helpful. You know, something that is the first time in years
you've actually just said my name and a sentence.
X or Yeah, I always find it annoying when I hear people
saying each other's names on a show and you know who they are.
Really? Yeah, I do.
Oh, I like it very much. You touch my heart for a moment.
The facts are quite helpful here. A touch your heart.
My heart is filled with love and light, love and light. Then we
have this nice little bit, one of our producers sent in to me,
but Hillary just before she's getting ready for the caucus.
Man, this woman is out of control. I guess they threw in
five Vyvanse is a couple of Adderall. I
am a better candidate. And thanks to you, I will be a
better president. I hope you will go I hope you will stand up
for me. I hope you will fight for me. And I promise you this.
I will stand up and fight for you every single day of this
campaign. And then when we win, I will fight for you in the
White House. Thank you Last Joe
they get that's okay. You got a tip of the day you get
Oh, finally I gotta celebrate what do I have to follow it up
that Howard?
Howard Dean? Dean straight it would be perfect at the end. Oh,
hold
on Dean scream all right. Let's try this again. That is so
beautiful what she's doing that that was
a better candidate and thanks to you, I will be a better
president, I hope you will go, I hope you will stand up for me. I
hope you will fight for me. And I promise you this, I will stand
up and fight for you every single day of this campaign. And
then when we win, I will fight for you and the White House.
Thank you and God bless you.
You bet Calm down, man, you're gonna bust the gut over that.
Yeah, take it easy.
Take it. You gotta take it easy. As crazy.
Yeah, I think that's pretty much all I have. I did want to say,
we really need to stop bringing commercial companies into our
elections, if only for the fact that Microsoft had some app and
they were doing and of course, the the not the app of the
website, you know, didn't load and they couldn't display the
results. And of course, with Marco Rubio's upsurge everyone's
now saying welcome to Marco soft the other in a way claiming that
oh, maybe because you know, Bill Gates is a huge donor to his
campaign the number two I
think against a Marco Rubio Yes,
yes, I didn't know that either catch so you know, you can't do
this even just for the possibility that there may be
some you know, some funny business going on get it out get
Facebook I ality Yeah, well get Facebook I'll give Microsoft no
just don't do that. This is I don't like that at all. It is a
real turn off. Now we have enough commercialism in this
whole process.
Yeah, to put the you like to Facebook debates, man, it's just
a big ethnic Stoli. Yeah, it's just
annoying. Very, very annoying. Okay, let's see. What else did
we have? Oh, yes. Now this was interesting. I carry this is a
from, I guess a week and a half ago, John Kerry was in Davos
talking about the money that will be released that will go to
Iran. That everyone's all in a huff about
and first of all the Iranian money going back to Iran right
now because you are very annoyed by Kerry speaking on this
programme, but he is even when I cut out the pauses and
everything. We have a little veto good Mahara for you to feel
good about the John Kerry KIPO clip I'm about to play.
John Lydon for you they're
like the buzzsaw. Yeah, that's
it's a public public. Public Image limited. Johnny Rotten.
Yeah. Okay. I'm glad you liked it.
Long Road. And we'll get approximately according to the
Treasury Department and all of the analysis of our intelligence
community, about $55 billion. Why won't they get the 100 that
some people refer to, because a large chunk of it is already
committed to China, to other countries through loans and long
term commitments that have been made
Now hold on a second. I know by now. And so whoa, hold on a
minute. I got to figure out what's going on with this. We
got to China gets a chunk. And, and it's now 55. He doesn't know
why did 150 billion come from he showed up on the morning, Joe
Show. I want to take
advantage of this just in your question to make something
crystal clear. Crystal Joe, I've heard you I hear the Wall Street
Journal. I hear people saying oh, they're gonna get $100
billion, they're gonna get $150 billion. No, they are not. That
is a fictional number. I don't know where it comes from. They
will get about $55 billion over a period of time. And Iran has
well over 500 to seven $800 million of requirements just to
build its oil drilling capacity back just to begin to build its
infrastructure back. They have massive needs within their
country. And and we will be able to track where this money is
going and what is happening with it. If indeed the IRGC continues
activities which have been sanctionable in the past, they
will be inviting further sanctions. So this is a moment
of test for everybody. But,
Mr. Secretary, so I just want to I want to clarify we've heard
what originally were heard 150 billion and certainly not just
from the Wall Street Journal or myself, but I mean, it's been
reported 150 It's been reported we saw 100 billion across news
agencies across the world, you're saying the number is
close number 55 billion?
That is correct. The number actually released by the lifting
of the sanctions. Now, what some people may be doing is
calculating something that may come from a business deal with
Airbus or a business deal with Renault
one of calculating future deals, perhaps
I think that is possible. But the actual does he just
say, John, did you just say, John, instead of Secretary?
That's interesting. I
don't I didn't hear
it's perhaps I think that it would roll back a little bit
further. I think I think he said, John,
calculating future deals, perhaps.
More. Here we go.
Actually released by the lifting of the sanctions. Now, what some
people may be doing is calculating something that may
come from a business deal with Airbus or a business deal with
Renault auto calculate.
He says, John, sorry, don't bring the backroom stuff in the
onto the show. Morning, Joe. Hey, Ron, no.
Calculating future deals, perhaps?
I think that is possible. But the actual money related
question here, John?
Yeah. He says, John. Yeah, he says it's very clear. It's right
here. He says, John is John. Yeah. Well, I don't have a
calculator here, John. No, you don't hear it? No, my I can't
help you. He's saying it's it's very easy, John, I can't listen,
a business deal with Airbus or a business deal with Renault What
am I calculating future debt? John,
are you concomitant calculating future D says, John,
I'm not hearing it's perhaps
I think that is possible. But the actual money released, the
Treasury Department and others have have have scoped that very
carefully. Right. And they calculated at 55 billion. That
is, that is for a period of
time. Now the only thing he's not mentioning in this and this
may be where it came from. Yes. Go ahead.
Well start us. I would get it. We can research this and get the
number, but I have some I have I've done the research. Okay.
Well, then you can give us the number. But this was the way I
understood this. From the from the get go. was these were
frozen assets? Yes. After this was from 1979 1980. When they
took over our embassy, we froze all Iranian assets, but
mainly from an arms deal. That did not happen because of the
Iranian hostage crisis. And
it's a bunch of money that was frozen back then. And it was, I
think they froze all their accounts. They just froze
everything. And I don't see how this had anything to do with the
air bus deal or anything like No, but
I think what he's saying is, so first of all, Washington Post
New York Times, we deserve an explanation from you on your
reporting, where did where did the paper of record the New York
Times come up with this 100 and $50 billion number, the N. And
what Kerry is not mentioning, of course, is the lawsuit against
him as a representative of the Secretary of State, but he's so
sick of the State Department. And Jack Lew, the Secretary of
the Treasury, who are being sued by the group of victims was very
interesting lawsuit. I mean, I have the put it in the show
notes, the whole lawsuit. It's a number of people who were killed
in the Gaza, people who were killed, not in America, and they
all have legitimate claims from the northern United States
district courts. And that total and this is where mine have
happened, that total is $152 million. Though maybe someone
misread it. And when all that $250 billion, that we know
there's been a lock and a hold of, you know, this is why the
lawsuit is taking place because these people want their money.
They have legitimate claims from US court.
They deserve it too. But I think that's far fetched at this,
the only thing I can come up with because there is nothing
else there is nothing else. But I'd like to know where the New
York Times came up how they came up with that number. Pay Well,
in fact, and why would it be interesting? Yeah, how they came
up with the number. They are very, very quiet at the moment.
They probably got it from the State Department. I'm sure
that's where they must be. I mean, they're the ones that are
most hooked in with the government it
also seems that the State Department can't really show any
calculations either. They say well, you know they owe China
some money and you know, there's other get to
China thing. I don't get it either. Or China all of a sudden
get into the picture scam and some of the money
must be some some deal for some.
Well, this opens up a can of worms
we need well will, I'm sure Someone will be able to help us
maybe not as well is that
and with that I think it's time for me to thank you very much
for your courage and passion and say in the morning to you John C
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specifically, it just it's faster because somebody some
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of my I would
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So we went back and forth, back and forth. And then I said, and
it's decadent to be buying these phones all the time. Yeah. So
this he still looked at me, obviously. Well, you wouldn't
have thrown this decadent thing.
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anybody listening. I'm doing what I can to alleviate the
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will met one other listener and he quickly gave me a combat this
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they weren't. We listened to their most recent show. Just
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Well done for them. Donate Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. How do
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accounting which is about two of those left. My accounting for
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Am I missing a joke?
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would eat Douglas Coleman, former Minuteman from the Great
North Woods of Minnesota. He already had this right. I read
this email earlier. Programmers joke is a good one. Well,
depends on what you think is good. Well, we're, we're waiting
on bated breath. To understand recursion. You must first
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How about some karma form while you get to the next one? You've
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It oldie but a goodie. Actually, I've never heard that joke.
Well, programmers love recursion, which is where you
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Can you see the juice? I saw one your chemtrails and
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You see that juice? You played it a lot. Last show? Yes. That'd
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know. I know. And then the rest of it is the other one. The last
one is that God did how'd you miles now fall Hillary Clinton
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your voice. The canteen Viet? No, not everybody. I have a pin
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Somebody bitched about it, and with some note, well, you know,
there's a Okay, hold on a second. There's a follow up to
this. So this guy's pin. And I don't know what happened. But he
came out and he he just laid into me so hard. And I copied
you on the reply because I didn't understand and see what
he said. He was really strange note. It's like, well, you're
just you're you guys are now I should probably get the note to
actually get the known to get the note. Let's do this. Okay.
It was negative feedback, all caps. Here we go. Yeah, I'll do
the Dutch voice because I'm sure he speaks that way. Yeah. Why
use a nice little story about NASA. When you can have so much
fun with politicians Miss speaking. It has become sort of
a political gossip show. And you can have your circle jerk goop
say over and over again. It's the best podcast in the
universe. But by that standard, I've wondered I can't shut up
you I can't imagine a new listener getting beyond the 30
minute mark. And you're sucking up to big money first Kook Koch
brothers, and now Trump is so obvious. i This is the no
content show. So we go back and forth. Clearly the guy sent me
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nice little story from NASA you're referring to. I really
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officially blacklisted did just come with the title because I
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this note, and I couldn't figure out what he was irked about. I
thought it was kind of a gag. No, he's really when you said
that zones. Don't write me back. Yeah. For all practical
purposes. Yeah. I didn't get his last note where he still now
he's irked with you.
But I went back to my email. He's done this before. You
didn't play my clip.
Oh, one of those guys. That's that's the problem there.
You didn't use my art. You didn't play my clip. You didn't
mention my wife. You didn't give us a birthday. And this and
that. Okay, let's go on Desmond low in Toronto, Ontario. $204. I
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the way I view the world. I've been listening since Adam was
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So that concludes our executive producers and Associate
Executive producers for show 796 7979
or go for to go Seven Niner? Six? Yes. And we still have
meetups happening kind of rekindled the meetup culture of
the show since the Dallas meetup at the go to meetup.com/no
agenda and I'm going to be in Fayetteville, Arkansas at the
end of the month, I think the 25th or 26th for a couple of
days. So we have anybody in the area. Let's do a meet up.
I'd like to ask why. Why the meetup. Fayetteville? Ah,
Tina Marie's, one of her daughters goes to the University
of Arkansas. Oh, and they have a Mother's Day Razorbacks? Yes.
They have a mother's weekend, I think. And so it's the
daughters.
Like one person in Arkansas. We don't
know. Anyway, so I said, Well, why don't we because you don't
want to say why don't we drive up with the air stream of
consciousness. And now I'll park and you go party with your
daughter and whatever. And I'll even get a meet up, go. And I'll
do the show from there and have some fun.
I'll send a note to the load. Yes, you can do that. Right. You
can send it to the Yang said by state to the local federal
rallies. So what states do I want to send to Arkansas,
Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, Texas. And Missouri, maybe?
Yeah. Sorry, that's a Ozarks.
And just for yucks, put Rhode Island on just a mess with them.
Thank you so much to our executive producers and
Associate Executive producers. Without you the show wouldn't
happen we'll be happy to thank everybody later on who also
produced this Episode Seven Niner six and unlike the
douchebag phonies in Hollywood if anyone questions these
credits, which are real we very happy to vouch for you
vorak.org/n A and while we're at it oh whoa, hello. There we go.
misfire Hey, go out there and do something important like
propagate the formula.
Our formula is this we go out we had people in the mouth shut up
slave. Ah,
all righty. Let me see. What we have Well Shall we got going on
today? The migrant little migrant update if we just want
to go head over to
go there. I want to talk about Zika again yeah,
definitely want to do that. So we had this you know the the
talks in Geneva new talks for Syria the broke down everybody
left. Although ever ones still kind of really happy they came
out here's a report that I think is pertinent.
The United Nations has suspended peace talks aimed at ending
Syria's five year civil war. Special Envoy Staffan de
Mistura, made the announcement citing a lack of progress as the
reason to postpone the talks until February the 25th.
does not end and is not the failure of the talk, why they
came, and they stayed. Not only but both sides insisted on the
fact that they are interested in having the political process
started. The whole matter is, again, are we here to have
another Geneva conference without any result for the
Syrian people? Or are we serious about what we have been saying?
The talks look doomed from the start of Syrian opposition
refusing to speak directly to the Syrian government and the
Syrian government and aware of the makeup of the opposition
team or the agenda. To add to the gloom the Syrian government
has announced it may not even attend the rescheduled peace
talks. More than 250,000 people have been killed in almost five
years of conflict, and 11 million people have been forced
to leave their homes.
And then we have Finland, who was following on Sweden's
promise to deport everybody who has no right to asylum, which
could eat could equal 80,000. Finland says they have going to
take a similar approach. And they have about 32,000 migrants
who have sought asylum in the past year. Finland believes
20,000 will be sent back. Meanwhile, all of this
happening, guess who's going to be paying for all of these
problems, everybody? We already know that. What is it now we've
sent 6 billion I think to Turkey to Thanks for keeping your
prisoners there or whatever. Let's get some
more as the fighting continues and the diplomats discuss world
leaders have gathered in London to raise money for Syria. And
Adam, please gone out for billions of euros to help
refugees from the war torn country. 60 countries are
represented at the conference including 30 world leaders. The
aim is to raise more than 8 billion euros. Finding work for
the 4.6 million refugees in Syria as neighbouring countries
is also a primary aim.
We just need cash. I know a lot of people want to send blankets
or water. Just send your cash. Hello citizens
of Europe. I mean, we spend all the money on the war. You know,
so does France and Britain and then even Holland has a couple
guys. And then we get refugees coming over migrants and then we
have this get some more money. I mean, does anyone see how nutty
This
is? Can you? Yeah, now a couple money,
maybe two weeks back, there was a reporters in between shows, I
don't even know if we discussed it. But you know, I've always
said hey, you've got identified these people who were the
migrants and then there was this idea to give all migrants a red
armband or a bracelet. So they could be identified as migrants,
you know, something you can't take off and I was like, oh my
god, yellow star next, this will be great. So that kind of fell
by the wayside. You know, there's a lot of pushback. But
we're gonna do something very similar
as the European Union struggles with trying to agree a common
policy on the refugee crisis. Several Western Balkan countries
have unilaterally agreed to establish common registration
procedures for migrants who passed through their territory
as we put you on a list. Police chiefs from the former
Yugoslavia Republic of Macedonia, Slovenia, Croatia,
Serbia, along with Austria stressed it would be a
coordinated approach. What we need is a standardisation of the
document issued to migrants, and we've agreed on what exactly
this document must contain. But it's important that it
originates from the countries who are going to accept the
migrants. If the destination countries including Germany
agree, the move should alleviate bottlenecks of migrants at
different borders. Police say the creation of a document with
information entered on a database shared and accepted by
all EU member states but also helps speed up security checks
you imagine just to get this done this database and paperwork
take it'll take three years before they're done with all
that. So
this is a fiasco.
It's a disaster. It's a human humanitarian disaster of epic
proportions. Epic. And no one I
know the Australians deal with this a lot differently. The
story that doesn't get played on the American press at all.
When we
play the clip is the Australians the island
Australia's top court has given the okay to a controversial
policy. of detaining asylum seekers off shore, it ruled that
they're shipping them to a camp on the small Pacific island of
Nauru is legal. The verdict clears the way for the
deportation of hundreds of refugees, including many
children to the island. Human Rights Activists say conditions
there are inhumane and dangerous boom,
yeah, they got this island. And what they've done is they've
just they don't even they just ship them there. They don't even
do anything. Some private companies have gone in there and
built some housing and tent cities and sell them stuff, I
guess at the high prices and whatever. They just keep, they
keep coming. They keep moving to this island. And they just say,
there you go. This of course would stem from Australia's own
history.
They were they were the prisoner Island. Prison Island.
And these guys are bitching these all these refugees coming
from all over the place, I guess a boat in and they just get
shipped right to the island. So there you go. They could do that
in Europe. Just give him give him 10 mark.
Now, don't be like that. That's not like Denmark, give him a
Bheatha just put them on a Betta turn on some techno beats. And
you know, it takes care of all the douchebags in the booth at
the same time. Yeah, no, a B. You said yeah, no, man, first of
all. Ibiza. He have to do with the th it'd be Ibiza. We have a
conversation.
So I call it visa like
Ibiza? No, not like everybody else.
I think it's a good idea. You can also you can you can take
your rubber boat straight there. You don't have can there's
plenty to eat and drink. You can take your rubber boat or Rhiness
don't don't go to Greece go to Ibiza. Yeah, I think it's an
idea.
I think it is an idea. Hello,
DJ my Gruntal Hey, everybody, welcome to Pasha, it's DJ my
Grenco President went to a mosque in Baltimore.
And he says is the first mosque he's been to since becoming
president. Does that imply that he used to go to the mosque all
the time.
And let's listen to what he said.
I often hear it said that we need moral clarity in this
fight. And the suggestion is somehow that if I would simply
say these are all Islamic terrorists, then we would
actually have solved the problem by now apparently.
Why didn't he say radical Islamic terrorist? Because
that's what everyone wants him to say he still couldn't say it.
Interestingly.
Well, I agree we actually do need moral clarity. Let's have
some moral clarity. All right. To do it, groups like groups
like ISIL are desperate for legitimacy. They try to portray
themselves as religious leaders and holy warriors who speak for
Islam. I refuse to give them legitimacy. We must never give
them that legitimacy.
Why did you get that anxiousness? I refuse.
I don't know where he gets that from me. Well, he's mad, I guess
I'll say, to hear that I refuse to give him that legitimacy. And
let's listen to
legitimacy. He must never give them that. They're not. They're
not. They're not defending Islam. They're not defending
Muslims, the vast majority of the people that kill our
innocent Muslim men, women and children with American guns. And
by the way, the notion that America is at war with Islam
ignores the fact that
yeah, who said that? He did? He did? I didn't.
The world's religions are a part of who we are. We're not we
can't be at war with any other religion because the world's
religions are a part of the very fabric of the United States, our
national character.
This is Audience clapping is everything. He says, Oh, this is
the jargon before Congress, see
these? These are the Muslims in the mosque. Who are they were
you speaking?
So the best way for us to fight terrorism is to deny these
organisations legitimacy.
Yeah, that'll work. And that's all it takes. It's just hey,
you're denied step by step back show
that here in the United States of America, we do not suppress
Islam, we celebrate and lift up the success of Muslim Americans.
That's how we show the lie that they're trying to propagate. We
shouldn't play into terrorist propaganda. And we can't suggest
that Islam itself is is at the root of the problem that betrays
our values.
So here's my pledge.
Oops, sorry. Now, so that was that part this this part was he
said to Mom
of the day?
He said, some Well, that's interesting. You bring that up.
Listen to this is a
moment when As Americans, we have to truly listen to each
other and learn from each other. And I believe it has to begin
with a common understanding of some basic facts. And I listen
to
this and Now, he wants to do some basic facts.
Believe it has to begin with good. Oh, it's worse than that
less
common understanding of some basic facts. And I expect
that his tell from the big lie. I don't know what he's gonna
say. But he's having problems telling the truth again. And
I expressed these facts. Although they'd be obvious to
many of the people in this
a be in this planet what he's saying.
He said they'd be obvious. He said they'd be up. Yeah, go bust
these facts. Although they'd be obvious to many of the people in
this
man, that's He's flustered. It should be they are obvious. It's
obvious he's a, they'd be, they'd be obvious
in this place, because, unfortunately, it's not facts
that are communicated on a regular basis,
through our media, facts, facts, but the facts are not
communicated on a regular basis through our media. It's the
media's fault, I guess. So let's
start with the media, the damn media. Now he says something
that
I had to look into. And I'm just not well
educated on a regular basis through our media. So let's
start with this fact. For more than 1000 years, people have
been drawn to Islamic message of peace. And the very word itself.
Islam comes from salaam, peace, the standard greeting is salam
alaikum. Peace be upon you. Now.
inside his head, there's a thought bottle, Nailed it.
Nailed it, peace be
upon it. And like so many faiths. Islam is rooted in a
commitment to compassion.
Now listen to this, because I looked this up and had trouble
finding it, and mercy
and justice, and charity. Whoever wants to enter Paradise,
the Prophet Mohammed talk, let him treat people the way he
would love to be treated. For Christians, like myself, I'm
assuming that sounds familiar.
Please clap. Now. I looked this up, please. I don't think
Muhammad said that. Well, there are 20 I found 25 ways to enter
Gianna Paradise, and none of them as far as I can tell, but I
know how much searching can I do? In an evening?
I have a bunch of Muslims that are listeners and maybe they can
so we have enlightened we even
have a dude named Mohammed who could probably help us out there
I have in the shownotes I've 25 ways to enter Jannah which from
the Hadith,
but Hi deeds, I could not find these are like pretty sketchy.
Okay. Well, I just don't know if that was and if he got that
wrong. That's important to me. Because he if he says that, and
it was off completely. Well, then he's not a Muslim.
Oh, well, maybe he might not be a Muslim. I mean, we would just
assume he's a Muslim. Yeah.
You assume he's a must. Do not make you assume he's a Muslim.
Assume Yes. All right. Well, let's talk about what Jay did,
you know, funny he goes and does this, but he doesn't mention
anything about this for this for Saudi. I had the clip this says
Saudi pot beheading, but it's this this Palestinian poet who
was found guilty in a van. It was a big outrage over he wrote
some poem and the Saudis took offence and they chopped his
head off.
They haven't done it yet. Now, can we still get the broadcast
rights for the for the for the beheading? Yeah, they're backing
off. Oh, man, this will be perfect.
In Saudi Arabia, a court has overturned the death sentence
against Palestinian poet Astra fadd. Instead, sensing him to
eight years in prison, facade will also be subjected to 800
lashes to be carried out over 16 sessions and forced to renounce
his poetry publicly. Fayyad had previously been convicted of
apostasy and sentenced to beheading sparking international
outcry among fellow artists. Well, that's
weak. was weak that they're not going to chop his head off.
Yeah, you know, I guess once in a while this they've just one
judge decided that they weren't going to do it. So he just
overturned the ruling or changed it to eight years in prison.
Yeah. So yes, that kind of thing. There you go. There's
your are our allies. Meanwhile, so I've got this clip that I
wanted to play because it's, I couldn't make heads or tails out
of the in terms of the logic. In other words, none of this
actually makes sense. And I want to talk about I hope our German
nights. Maybe straighten this out but this is the Germany this
is off dark chavalla So it's going to definitely be slanted
or the German government This is Germany versus Russia weirdness
relations between the German and Russian governments. Well,
they're on the rocks. A series of recent incidents have
contributed to that among them and accusation from Russian
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Now last month, he said German
police covered up the alleged rape of a Russian speaking girl
here in Berlin. And she later admitted to lying about the
assault,
right? This is what you had the clip on Sunday. That was the
girl
yeah, this clip was played on but this is that was the girl
who was the girl that we played on Monday. Gotcha. Same girl.
But lawmakers in Berlin say these accusations by Russian
authorities undermine Germany.
Last spring, members of the German parliament received a
flood of emails containing attachments with Trojan viruses.
The cyber attack forced a temporary stop.
So there was a phishing email with with it with bogus
attachments, and that is now a cyber attack. Well, then I
should be headline news attack
forced a temporary shutdown of the parliamentary network. The
German lawmakers said they weren't surprised when it
emerged that Russian military intelligence was possibly behind
the attack, possibly accessing sensitive data from
parliamentarians. That's why upset about one sparkler. It was
to be expected. The attack was clearly from abroad and carried
all the markings of the Russian strategy. They support German
right wing radical networks and find out the demonstration
against Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policy.
Lawmakers cite recent demonstrations over the alleged
abduction and rape of a young Russian speaking girl in Berlin
by people she described as foreigners. The story turned out
to be a hoax, but it was still propagated by Russian media.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused German
authorities of suppressing the story to avoid questions over
Germany's refugee policy. The German Foreign Minister denies
the charge, many German politicians claim Russia is
pursuing a campaign of misinformation. Okay.
Okay. Now let's take a look at the logic of this. I want to
know from somebody out there because I thought about it
looked at and tried to figure out background or you might have
some thoughts. Why? A bunch of questions. First of all, it
sounds more like an American attack, because we're the ones
who do more of that stuff. Or even Iran, which is one of the
number one organisations that are in countries that goes after
computer systems. In fact, they're probably leading the
charge on most of this stuff. But here's what crops up in the
conversation. Force you want to first why they don't want to
blame the Russians just without any proof whatsoever. Why do the
Russians want to promote right a right wing networks in Germany
makes no sense. Russians of all people want to turn German right
wing. But how are you run into problems when that happened in
the past?
But how does that fit in with the cyber attack? That's That's
complicated. I don't understand. Well,
there's just dropping all this stuff in but the messaging
they're trying to get us to the Russians are attacked cyber
attacking Germany, the Russians want German need to go right
wing? Ah, why? Because and the third message that I got out of
this was, was the Russians dislike and want to disrupt
German immigration policy? Why? What difference does it make to
them? Would it be a benefit for Germany to suck up a bunch of
immigrants? Let them I have a thought. I'm telling me what
were what am I missing here? This is a crazy story I ever
thought
the Geneva talks for Syria are the breakdown is being blamed on
the Russians. So maybe this follows in the you know, look,
if you want to blame anybody for anything going wrong, either
blame ISIS, where you blame the Putin. And so the Russians are
being blamed for the breakdown of the Syria talks in Geneva.
Maybe, you know, this is a part of it. I had someone sent me the
email with this so called cyber attack attachment. Let's double
click it. I have a Mac so I'm not too worried about it.
Well, nothing's gonna happen at all. If you have a Mac. Oh, hold
on. No, there you go.
Now it says you mentioned that either but either blame Putin or
ISIS, which is something of a meme. Play my Faraj clip where
he blames Putin for being in bed with ISIS.
Where is the clip?
Oh, you think kids would say Farage? Yes. I got it. I got it.
I got it. I gotta get it. We gotta
beat ISIS. We have to recognise Putin is on that side. And maybe
we have to swallow really hard Mr. Cameron, we have to say to
ourselves Perhaps even a sad leading Britain's conversation.
I didn't get much of that. Let me play that again. That was
tough for me to hear. But if we're gonna beat
ISIS, we have to recognise Putin is on that side. And maybe we
have to swallow really hard Mr. Cameron, we have to say to
ourselves, perhaps even sad, leading Britain's conversation,
but what is it the last day over produced? Over compressed over
produced? Yes, yeah, it's over produced crap. But what he says
what if we're going to blame ISIS, we have to recognise and
you can play it again. If you have to hear me after if we're
going to blame ISIS. We have to recognise that Putin is on their
side. Huh. And maybe even Assad.
Oh, ha. Well,
this was a teaser for his talk show. He does a talk show that's
what he on LBC the big London LBC Yeah, isn't it it's a fun
show that he that he has there Yeah, I
listened to it and listen to a little bit
it's kind of cool.
So okay, so now we got that little thing in play which is I
don't it anti Putin is all anti Putin stuff but this thing going
on in Germany where they are demanding that we're wanting
Germany to go right wing is like makes zero sense makes no sense.
And then they want to interrupt the immigration thing. What What
difference does it make to the Russians? This is This is crazy.
Yeah. Well, you need this if you're going to start a war you
need all kinds of back and forth and they only have this year
left until the war breaks out. Speaking of cyber just briefly
Do you recall the company with that threat vector map that we
were laughing so hard?
Oh, that's true vector map I forgot all about I went back and
I
looked I did a I did a search on the show notes. And you know
it's the IP Viking live attack map. The board of directors of
this corporation was it was pretty interesting board. We
talked about them a lot guess what happened? belly up. They
went out
of your belly Yeah,
they went out of business.
Man we should take into code for that threat vector map it was it
was a total
VC funded douchebag company and they created this map with the
so called honey pots and all these little done let me see if
the map is still up. Let me see. I wonder it's gone. Or Norse rip
Viking threat map let's see if I should have checked that last
night Norse attack map Norse corp.com then they're out of
business but the threats are still coming in. You got to look
at this thing again. John is beautiful. Oh, we're being shot
at now.
Oh,
you gotta see this. Okay, go to map dot Norse. corp.com.
November Oscar Romeo. Sierra echo. Charlie Oscar Romeo Papa
mascot North Korean Look at this. Oh my god. We got it
coming.
Up shout North core.
Yeah. Map dot north. corp.com.
Pew, pew, pew. Pew pew.
We are being hit from Austin is being hit John. Austin, boom,
boom app. It looks like Star Wars. They improve in the
Midwest is getting pound they improved.
You know, that's not abnormal. But someone in the Midwest gets
pounded. Oh, man. Very nice. Yeah, they're out of business.
They ran right out of road with the Oh, there. We're going to
save everything. Part of this may have to do with a big
reorganisation at the NSA. That has just been announced by
somebody forgot to take the map down. See? Yeah,
well, it's just running on a loop. Like it's anything real.
Is poor on port 443. There's an SSL and SSL attack 440 theory
number 117. I don't know what that even means when 17 attacker
oh, here's all the different attackers,
NSA is reorganising the creating a director of operations that
combines the operational elements of both offensive and
defensive cyber teams. The Michael has
to do that when you want to give somebody a raise in government
is very difficult to get a raise unless you change the title.
This traditional approach we have where we created these two
cylinders of excellence. Let's write that down. John. What the
hell was a cylinder of excellence? Does he mean silo
does cylinder of excellence
that should be an award on the Oscars. This cylinder of
excellence
it should go like this.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. John, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, stop, stop,
stop, stop. Please do it again. You're gonna record it. Yep.
Okay, let me get I gotta get to gonggar Right. We're ready.
The cylinder excellent.
I think I stepped on the excellence I should
yeah. What you need to do is when you're done be quiet
because the Echo was still reverberating. So you need to
just wait for that. Okay, go
the cylinder excellent
you still could have waited, the gong was still going, but it's
good enough. Oh, keep it it's good. It's good. We'll keep it
we'll keep it
just faded out
a cylinder of excellence. The Treasurer voted with some two
cylinders of excellence and then build walls of granite between
them. It's really not the way for us to do business said NSA
Director Michael S. Rogers, hinting at the reorganisation
dubbed nasa 20. NSA 21 That is expected to be rolled out
publicly this week. And he said we've got to be flat. We've got
to be agile.
Okay, fightin words. So no more cylinders,
no more cylinders of excellence. That is over. Ha is over. And
then this cool kind of story, which was not cool, but it was
interesting to see what happened is, we've been told many other
outcomes were possible.
Investigators think a bomb probably caused an onboard
explosion that forced an Airbus A three to one to return to
Mogadishu and make an emergency landing. One man was killed in
the blast on the Darlow Airlines jet on Tuesday. Two passengers
were injured. There's been no immediate comment from Al
Shabaab, the Somali Islamist group that's engaged in an
insurgency in the country. Local authorities north of the Somali
capital say the body of a 55 year old man was found in the
area he's thought to have been sucked out through the hole in
the fuselage.
I'm thinking that this is that the the great bomb maker the
mastermind that we keep hearing about this guy got a bomb
because we have to do something in Somalia whatever happened you
know thing went off, blew out him probably blew his head off,
blew out a hole in the in the aircraft now they were only 12
or 13,000 feet. So there was no no huge decompression event
although you're already in a pressurised situation. But you
go down a couple 1000 feet and you're good to go. And he's the
plane didn't break apart. And quite a feat. It was a plastic
aeroplane, Airbus that was interesting that it didn't just
snap into two pieces. And the guys sucked out and I thought
that was quite telling about the we need more and I see no
reporting. I was doing anything on this.
Yeah, yeah, that was a funny story too. Alright, let's talk
about Zika for a minute.
I have a background or just to get us started about what's the
World Health Organisation is very concerned about this, and
then I'll let you go. That might help. Yeah, I think I think it's
actually helpful.
The World Health Organisation has voiced its concern over
reports that a case of the Zika virus contracted in the US state
of Texas was transmitted sexually as a Zika. Outbreak
quickly spreads health ministers from South America gathered in
Uruguay to discuss how the region could coordinate its
fight against the virus. Uber Uruguay's health minister told
reporters studies by the region's health ministries
confirmed there is cause for concern. The Pan American Health
Organisation estimates there will be 4 million additional
cases of infection from the Zika virus in the Americas region by
the end of 2016. Brazil's health ministry said the number of
suspected microcephaly cases in newborn babies that may be
linked to Zika was up a number of drug developers are trying to
produce a vaccine to combat the virus. But experts say that will
take months or even years to develop.
Okay. All right. So they're freaked out here in their
Florida, I guess is the world this happened in
Texas, you know, so a guy had sex with somebody and he had
this Zika virus and I was really worried here in Texas.
Yeah. Exactly how that came about.
Well, this is this is the Ebola script. John. This is the same
script that we that we saw for Ebola. Yeah, it's a sexually
transmitted die favourite if
I forgot I had this extra clip. I don't see it on here. This one
guy will play the Zika and Florida clip you might be in
there. Yeah, I got that
syndrome, a type of progressive paralysis in Brazil, the Rio
Olympic Committee, reassuring athletes, they will be safe. But
today, one of the world's most prominent ethicist is calling
for Brazil to cancel the Olympics.
There we go but damage control at the same time.
And Dr. Besser was with us again tonight from Brazil and rich
you're well aware of Florida declaring a health emergency
now. And of course the case in Dallas. As person to person
transmission after sex. So what are the warnings tonight for
Americans when it comes to the Zika virus?
Some are saying for additional prevention, men who've been to
countries where Zika is transmitting can use can use
protection for 28 days if their partners are pregnant or trying
to get pregnant. That will ensure that the virus does not
transmit.
When you get pregnant, you can use protection that it kind of
missed the point works. That's okay as ABC Yeah, makes sense.
So meanwhile, I go to the alternative networks, and I
believe this was not it wasn't RT, but it may have been Dortch
familiar, or somebody. And this is again, somebody from the W H
O. not to panic will crazy Chinese lady, but one of the
scientists and he has a couple of things to say, again, pretty
much reiterating what I played on last, our last show, at the
end of the show, people should go back and listen to that. Now
this I think there's a different guy named Linda Meyer. I think
the other guy was some other scientists. And there's a couple
of zingers in here that you have to really pay careful attention
to again, saying we don't really know that Zeke has got anything
to do with any of
this to the headquarters of the who I'm joined now by Christiane
Lind Meyer, he's a spokesman with the World Health
Organisation. Good evening to you, Mr. Lin, my you just heard
right there your boss saying that we have a global health
emergency. What does that mean in concrete terms?
That is right.
It wouldn't affect any of us in a concrete way on a day life. It
means that the combined effort now international community in
terms of health research, in terms of science, should be
focused on establishing the possible link between
microcephaly, and this neurological syndrome, namely BM
Berry, to seek
a second. So there's a couple things in here. What was the
actual small head defect called? What did he What do you say that
was?
Oh, microcephaly, microcephaly or something like that. And then
he said, what I gave him the thing I keep hearing Ganbare.
With a
cat. That's what they're concerned about, because it
keeps showing up in the same areas for this small head
syndrome. And
you know, where gi MRA mainly comes from what induces that
illness is vaccinations. My cousin, my cousin, my cousin had
has this, because any head of vaccination really sorry,
continue to play sorry,
possible link between microcephaly, and this
neurological syndrome. Namely, again, Barry, to seek, where are
the roots of this disease? Why do we have this outbreak in
Brazil right now with more than 4000 cases of microcephaly? Why
do we not see it in other places yet? Is it is it SICA? Is it
something else? What is the what are the reasons for it?
We have to be clear about that, too. It's still not proven that
Zika is causing these birth defects. Right?
You absolutely right. It's exactly why this call has been
made to combine efforts of the international community to look
into this because if we had a link if we had a clear link in
whatever way we could work towards eliminating it or
fighting it, but we we know so little about this virus and so
little about the links to the possible links to microcephaly
that this needs to be established. There could be many
other links or many other reasons for microcephaly in
general, the list is long from from various factors, other
infections, drugs, alcohol, vaccines, even gonia or
environment environmental factors. So it needs to be
really pinned down. What we are talking here about, ah,
what we are talking here about,
well, that's German for sure. Barbara, Tito, Vanessa would be
the Dutch version. What say you?
So they have what say you about they have no clue. And they this
this Zika thing? It's got nothing to do with anything
potentially. And there's something else going on and then
including vaccines. I'd like the fact that he dropped that in
there casually as though it was everyone knew this. Yeah. That
you can get it Yeah, and Gam bar a disease has been traced to
some vaccines too. Yes. You want to get
no it's horrible. My cousin still wears leg braces from this
crap that you have. There's an organisation called ATCC. I'm
not quite sure what the acronym is for. ATCC was established in
1925 when a committee of scientists recognised a need for
a central collection of micro organisms that would serve
scientists all over the world. The early years were spent at
the McCormick Institute in Chicago until the organisation
moved to Georgetown University. In DC in 1937, as research in
biosciences expanded ATCC began to diversify its holdings. And
as the collections grew ATCC occupied a series of sites each
providing more storage space. So this is a clearing house. When
you find a virus, then you registered and I guess you also
leave a sample with them. So it looked up Zika virus deposited
in 1947. The source of the deposits blood from an
experimental forced Sentinel rhesus monkey in Uganda. But
here's the interesting thing. The depositor is a certain Jay
Casals of the Rockefeller Foundation Yeah, if I wanted to
call some crap and I'm a Rockefeller, hey, hey, do we
have anything on file?
Just reminds me of so good. I go to the pharmacy. And every time
I've been in the pharmacy days, they say would you like a flu
shot? Yeah, so the last time I went I said, you know, I keep
saying I don't want a flu shot so I'm not getting the flu shot
I just assumed use Tamiflu if I happen to get the flu or I will
take a d3 Mega dose and it tends to not give I never get the flu.
I haven't had the flu for years. And the pharmacist says I
wouldn't get that shot.
Exactly.
I never get it I never did no of course not. That's what he said
this
farmers now of course the pharmacist won't get the nurses
don't get it either. Then they have to wear face masks for a
while never
getting that shot. So they made a bunch of nurses get it during
the swine flu fiasco that one flu that comes out of Mexico
somehow, as all fishy Yeah.
Anything else before we
get the room to get the Super Bowl? I got a funny Super Bowl
security thing. I went and visited Super Bowl city. We'll
talk about that after
okay. There was kind of a nice little collaboration that
happened online. See this came from Sir Craig Allen tweeted
something and then John Fletcher was inspired by it to create a
jingle I thought we'd share this
I want the whole song please. That is fantastic. What is say
my Sherea
my Sharona
my Sherea is great
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
we want to verse least or maybe two. Yeah,
that could be it could be an end of show song about maybe an
hour, two minutes. Yeah. Be great.
Jeffrey young and Upton, Massachusetts nuts. We have to
thank him for sending in $142 to Tim Nutting also in Mogila Teo
muglia toe.
Let me just interrupt you for one second John. I also got a
note which would be in this area. We got a check from Sir
Bernie atma 12345 Did you receive his uh, he sent a whole
bunch of election stuff from Iowa and no, I didn't get
anything. Okay. So anyway, I have that and we thank sir
Bernie very much for that. Thank you checks going to John. Great.
What he sent it to you in the first place.
I don't know. It shouldn't be that way. But I'd want to make
sure that we thanked him
want to mention a couple of things like that, since you
brought it up already. We have people that keep sending me like
donations sent to my email address John or j@divorce.org.
Or whether it's through power pay or Pop Pay or
Wait, what are the kids using these guys these days? Like VMO?
Does that V Mon. It's a Pay Pal products that millennials are
using?
Oh, I doesn't buy I don't know. But please stop.
Don't send us your help.
Which I can't I mean, yeah, I think the Vibhu I hate Pay Pal
said it send us just send us a check. We have a post office box
up have a checking account, I'm sure venmo Venmo. Paypal or use
the pay by a like Tronic page call pay by what's it called
paid by electronic not and I'll put in a newsletter. But there's
all kinds of ways you can do it. There's all kinds of systems
that result in us either getting a check, or you can send a check
or it goes to one of these Oh, you can use your bank to send us
a check, which is what most people do are looking for
alternatives. But this Pop Pay and some of these corny things
that are out there. They're inconvenient they go into the
wrong count is borderline illegal. It's just gonna get us
in trouble with the IRS. If we start mixing accounts, it is one
of the worst things you can do. They hate that. And if you start
mixing accounts, they think you're like stealing money.
Yeah, just notice
Bernie wrote this check out to me, which means I have to write
a check out to no agenda. It is it is a little complicated.
You can send me the check in and say page of the order of no
agenda on the back. Oh, I'll
do that. Well, thank you. I
didn't know I could do that. Cool. Yes, that's that's called
a third party check. And our distance, you're on the same
account, you're in the mechanics bank anyway, they're just not
going to be an issue. Okay. And, but again, is still you know, as
borderline borderline mixing accounts, you gotta be, you
know, so it's not as though I mean, we got it. We look at all
this stuff. We've looked at all the alternative systems, and we
stuck with Pay Pal for a reason. The alternative systems are no
good. They have all kinds of issues. If you think Pay Pal has
got kind of Picayune issues. Don't compare to some of these
new newbies out there. Yeah, until we see something that that
works nicely. We were sticking with what we're doing. But
again, checks to upgrade
the apple guys. We're
like, Hey, can we get you to use Apple Pay? I said, How does that
work? Just you just tap your phone on itself.
How would you use Apple pay
Apple Pay is it's the near field communication. It's
yeah, it's a thing. You have to tap somewhere. I
know. I didn't quite understand why he suggested that.
I don't know probably. I think they don't listen to the show as
much as they should know. Anyway. So that's just a message
because jet somebody named Jennifer and there's two or
three this season and then they hound you. How can we then take
the money out? You know not that's not to donors. The
Jennifer's of the world. They don't it's the company the PIP
pay or whatever it is. They just inundate you with mail. Pick it
up and take the money. Yeah. It's a pain in the ass 10 And
it's sketchy.
And you don't want to say anything negative about PayPal
because Elon will turn your account off.
Well, Elance got nothing to do with PayPal anymore. But that's
a funny story, though.
About Alsop. Else I love this
guy. He's a he's a complainer. Yeah,
but I have I have news for Elon. I don't know how it is in South
Africa. But in America, the customer's always right.
Yeah, he doesn't get that part. No, he doesn't. He does. He's
not a customer's always right. Got kind of guy. No,
especially since we're paying for it as taxpayers. Yes, it's
true. Just just a small side note.
Anyway, want to thank Tim J. nonnamous. Came in from Tigard,
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Yes, hold on a second. There was something from Trevor on the
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I missed those cirrhosis.
Oh, God, I missed that too.
That's quite good. Actually. Cirrhosis.
That's quite good. Yeah. I received a lot of email about
our last show, John, a lot. About the HTTPS Everywhere.
Oh, yeah. You did get a lot. I saw some of it. Yeah.
So I spent a lot of time yesterday, I've actually had
lunch with the surgeon.
I think it was based on your thesis that with as HTTP s, it's
easier to do something about ad blocking. And there's no proof
of
that. There's no evidence of that. But I I had a lunch with
Sir Jean at the he's, you know, for the kind of the intelligence
angles, put it that way. And I spoke with voice zero, our, our
12 inch Trove and Dragonite for a couple hours yesterday about
the technical side of it. And really trying to figure out why
Google is doing this. Because there's one thing we know for
sure. They are shame forcing by shame people to upgrade to HTTP
S, which seems kind of strange, because you know, I don't really
have anything on our websites. And there is a cost to it.
Absorb. I kind of took the approach which I'm liking more
and more that took a real outcomes razor approach. And
actually, it was something you had written in PC Magazine that
kind of got me on this on this track. It is ultimately about
advertising. And I think what's happening is the first of all,
it's EFF and Google and every techie I know very hard to talk
them about the business side of it, because they're all like
this is the way it should be. This is great. We need to
encrypt anywhere. Although void zero says DNS secure DNS, DNS
SEC is actually the way to go. So you don't have to deal with
third party certificate authorities. And there's a whole
bunch of things that can go wrong pinning certificates, a
whole million reasons why this could go horribly wrong. I think
what's happening is and of course, we have the Mozilla
Foundation, who and people identified that correctly,
Google used to give them hundreds of millions of dollars
to have Google as the default search. They switched to Yahoo.
In 2014. And I have a feeling there's some buyer's remorse on
on the Mozilla Foundation's part to go because Yahoo could be, I
don't know, out of business by the end of the year, it could be
gone. So they're probably thinking, Oh, crap, what are we
what do we do and so Google brought them in maybe under it
my theory, at least it makes sense. And here's what I think
is happening. They want to make their environment which for all
intents and purposes, is the open web, and Android, they want
to have advertisers but also users alike, to feel that
they're safe. This is a complete branding exercise, you're safe
with us, come to us. And I believe the reason is, the
minute Facebook launches their browser, which they may not
launch a whole separate browser, why right away, I think their
app will have they're already beta testing their, the browser
that pops up in their app, and it's instead of it being the
standard kind of WebKit, that that lived, that you can access,
they have their own browser can what is going to happen is they
will be able to combine search, which I think they're going to
take from Bing, they're already using some of those Bing
results, they'll take the Bing search results, then they flow
some of their their knowledge about people on top of it. And
I'll explain how the example would be. I'm in I'm on
Facebook, where I am all day, because that's what most people
are when that's the that's the internet, I'm on Facebook. And I
want to search for a present for Tina. And so I'll type in, you
know, looking for maybe a say a bag, I'll just not that she
would just say bag. And then the research search results would
come back with everything that Bing would would find. And in
addition, it would have a little separate thing on the side that
says, oh, you know, you're looking for a bag. Tina liked
this bag earlier. Do you see how powerful that would be for
Facebook. And Facebook in a strange way is going to create
this all encompassing all safe, safe space, no nipples, no side
boob and the best search? Why go anywhere else? It's kind of AOL
in reverse?
Well, they've been threatening this for a number of years to
the point. This is why Google, of course, started Google Plus,
which failed, because they were fearful that these guys were
going to headquarters. They don't know anything about that
mechanism. I mean, Zuckerberg is like some sort of weirdo and the
fact that he is this fake, he is Facebook. He knows what it's all
about. He's got a clue. He's very smart about Facebook is not
necessarily smart about anything else, but it's just really knows
what he's doing. And the Google guys are all you know, they're
pretty a social, they don't know what they're doing. They put a
social network together. They don't understand how the
mechanism works, and they can hire Zuckerberg. I don't know
why they didn't get in bed with Facebook earlier. But
well, they have in a way that maybe there's a deal that we
don't know about, because it was only several months ago that
Facebook allowed Google to index Facebook. So we have that side
of it. And what are they really indexing? I don't know if it's
all that. I have no idea if it's all that valuable. But Facebook
could put their browser into WhatsApp, they can put it in you
know, so you click on a link in WhatsApp, this new, beautiful
browser will open up and will have enhanced search results.
And so we
have no this new beautiful browser. We have no clue there
is there are beta test reports coming at you. And they will say
this beautiful.
It's very loaded up and there and it's mixing search with a
web search results with results from people in your circle your
friends on the Facebook is sickening, but okay. It seems
like you know, I think Google is very worried that they should be
very worried. And that this, this push is to get it safe.
It's all safe, we're safe. Your ads are safe, everything's safe.
You can be with us. You It's okay, you're safe. You're safe
and Android, you're safe, safe safe today. And I think they
will lose.
You think Google's gonna lose? If
Facebook launches? They're in browser and eventually a
standalone browser, I'm sure that has these types of results.
Yeah, I think search engine, you know, search advertising, that's
the business. They will lose some of their market share. It
could be a significant amount. So they need to be to be the
default in in the browsers, which I think is why they
brought Mozilla back in June, just because they went away
doesn't mean that they won't come back and take money from
Google.
Well, I like the
theory and the social engineering of I
personally don't think it's gonna happen the way you
portrayed because that's just can't see tough. Tell
me what you think? Well, first of all,
we are doing a browser that actually works well. And it's
effective. And it plays videos it has all the things is
supposed to do and it renders correctly. And it's not as this
group is, it's not constantly tracking you with a bunch of
millions of cookies that you no need no proxy, whether it works
out of the country, whether it works on a VPN, there's all
these elements that it's just just at this point, it's a non
trivial thing takes not work.
I agree. It's non trivial. But the reason why Google really
wants you using Chrome is for all this stuff it does in the
background, it's syncing your contacts, you know, it's doing
all this additional stuff.
It does all this stuff, I still don't use it. And people
like it, because it's very fast. And there's a huge there's still
huge trust for Google, there's a lot of trust. I don't use it. I
I'm using Safari right now the new Safari is kicking ass still
use Firefox, Opera. I, you know, I've used opera on and off. But
there's something about opera, I don't like American either, I
can't put my finger on it to go back and use it. So I could show
besides
the obvious that once everybody is encrypted, and you only have
a couple of certificates that are you know, this is the big
problem is this third party. You know, obviously, if you crack
one root cert, which has happened in the Netherlands, you
know, this does happen, then it would be very easy for people to
snoop on a lot of people. But also, Google could say, You know
what, we're not going to put your cert into our browser, or
we'll block that. So there's a lot of the browser's very, very
important to Google. And yes, the reason why people adopted
Chrome is because Firefox was going through a period of real
wonkiness and breaking and crashing, and they come out with
a super fast bra like
me. And I think all these browsers have this problem to an
extent, which is blocking the site with the guy that policeman
holding his hand at all sites not safe.
Yeah, that's what they're going to do. If you don't have HTTPS,
you'll get a
red ad. But But what is Facebook going to do? They're going to be
worse, no worse with what worse was stopping you decoding from
going to sites because they're not approved. I mean, look, what
they do with their own content, they, they kick people off of
Facebook, they, they don't let you show a side tip, you know,
whatever you call it, site, boom, boom, sideboob boom, is
all this stuff they do. It's just a horrible operation in
that regard. And then the browser is gonna have to reflect
that. It
may. But most importantly, search. Most importantly,
search, and it will see.
And then I did have one other quick update from Iris, the I
was on a roll with Void zeros, his partner, you know, they have
their little human resource, Steven, and she is he's a
muckety muck man in psychiatry. She's about to do a PhD,
actually. And she'll be a full blown practising psychiatrist by
2017. And she heard my question my query about kids being told
they have autism through a and I said incorrectly a CAT scan, and
she said, No, CAT scan, definitely not MRI and fMRI to
this.
There was reference to CAT scans.
Well, I think I made a mistake. I think I heard CAT scan, but it
was probably fMRI. So, but there's nothing about CAT scans
in autism, nothing, nothing, nothing. Okay, when it comes to
fMRI, there have been three studies so far. All with men, I
might point out so they have not even studied this with women. So
interesting that two millennials that I know have been told due
to an MRI, that they have autism. In these three separate
studies, one with 13 men, one with 22 men, one with 30 Men,
that's all she could find right now. So this is not a huge
sample. What they found is that if they took people who were
diagnosed with autism, there's also one study with diagnosis of
Asperger's. But typically, ASD Autism Spectrum Disorder. Yes,
if you took half of the people who had did not have, were not
diagnosed and took half who weren't diagnosed, the people
who were diagnosed had different, but had what is the
exact significant statistically significant differences between
the non diagnosed which means they're different, but it
doesn't prove anything. And in all the studies, they are very
clear to say there is no proof. There isn't there are no studies
that show that you can actually determine someone has autism
spectrum disorder based upon an MRI and if someone is telling
you or your kid that that's proof you have maybe your ADHD
or you have autism or whatever it is and I also checked for
binge eating disorder and for depression there are no nothing
is in practice officially that has been approved for this
diagnosis, okay, so if that is being said you are being
hoodwinked I thought that really I thought that was pretty
important.
To get that out was like being hoodwinked is like this story.
Play this story on think it says, what's it says? It says
Jillian, but it's gi Lea and just the story this been
floating around, which is extremely annoying this part of
the whole system of corruption in the medical care arena. Well,
today Congress
investigated why veterans are being denied a cure for a deadly
form of hepatitis. In a CBS News investigation, we told you that
the cure was developed by a doctor working for the
Department of Veterans Affairs, the doctor got rich, but at
$1,000 a pill. The VA can't afford it. Here's chip read.
If I were you, I would be outraged. Certainly the
taxpayers should be outraged
and much of the anger at today's hearing was directed at someone
who wasn't even in the room, Dr. Raymond shahnazi who played a
leading role developing a drug that cures hepatitis C. When he
sold his company to pharmaceutical giant Gilead in
2012. He made over $400 million. And he did it all while working
seven eighths of his time for the Department of Veterans
Affairs
based on a full time job. What I do with my remaining time is up
to me.
We first met Dr. shahnazi in December. Has anybody ever
questioned the arrangement that you have that allows you to
become very wealthy while working seven eighths of your
time with the government? Nobody has ever questioned? Yeah, that
changed today as members including Tim Huelskamp, grilled
David Shulkin, the VAs Undersecretary for health,
but he just sold a company for $400 million. did. Did anybody
know about that?
I'm not aware of who knew what, three or four years ago
Congressman Mike Coffman wanted to know, Why should knauz got
rich, but the VA got nothing for a drug that one of its own
doctors helped develop?
Oh, is it bureaucratic incompetence, or is it
corruption? Or is it a combination of the two this
wasted resources why this nation is unable to take care of the
men and women who serve this country in uniform.
Others were upset that she knows he wasn't here to be questioned?
The VA says shahnazi retired just two days ago.
The person that's responsible, always seems to retire just
before the investigation starts. Yeah,
they also had that as douchebag on I didn't clip it. I Dad
haven't seen the whole thing yet. They had this Grilli,
whatever his name is he was also testifying, I believe,
maybe? Yeah, that's it. The guy was rested. And so what's your
what's your take on this? Is I think there's just the tip of
the eye. This is the way the whole system is operating right
now. And it's part of the Obama Care scam. That is a lovingly
said, Because I mentioned when I had to begin $2,000 a pill for a
cure for hepatitis C, which is a really nasty case again, where
it's yeah, it's a cure. And it's a cure. Tommy Lee and Jack the
prices up. So it's a well, what is what is your life worth to
you? Yeah, $1,000 a pill? A quarter of a million a year?
What? What's your life worth?
They tested this on the tests on Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson,
who both had hepatitis C and they're cured. So it does work.
Yeah, but yeah, that you'd think there would be for a real cure.
There should be should there be different rules and regulations?
Is there a humanitarian aspect or do we
stay our humanitarian aspect of the whole thing to the entire
industry? But it's been no no. Is what what can we get for that
pill? Oh, that guy's gonna die all as jack up the price. If you
haven't seen some of the CEOs of some of these drug companies,
they all look and act like gangsters. Yeah, I think it's
been taken over by a bunch of criminals.
Yeah, you think I mean, look at what they're doing with lying to
children to get them on drugs.
Yeah, there you go. And the whole thing is like this almost
like the pharmacist who says well, he says to me, you know,
we're told to push the push the flu vaccine hard
I never take it What should hard never take it?
No, okay.
All right. I'm going to my beat my beat
okay, what is your your beat is your beat is the view and CNN.
That's right.
I got the view. And the last time I played it will be clip
Bucha it wasn't too bad. And I gotta say Hey, she's making
sense. I know I might have to check myself in,
you know, I've went from being coloured to being a negro to
being black to be an African American. So I just figured I
would land on American and you know what? Save your tweets,
save your tweets. You know, people get all up in arms. You
know, I know I'm black. I've been black from the moment I was
born clear about what did they say? But while they're very
upset, they said, why don't you just don't want to be black? No,
yes, not something you can change. I am black. But I as an
American, you don't really call lots of white folks. White
Americans, you don't call him that you don't call them Italian
Americans. You don't do that. Okay, so still do. People do it,
but it's not. It's not how you are dressed. No, I don't address
you as an as an Italian American. I know I'm half
Lebanese, I
don't necessarily consider myself an Arab American. I'm an
American, but
I'm the same way. And every time you put you hyphenate American
anytime you put something in front of it, it's like you're
not a real American. Well, I'm a whole lot of all American is my
country. Tweeting to save your hate mail, because you know, on
this case, I don't care. So I should just call you black. You
should be fine. I like it.
Thank you. Thank you, Ruby. Finally.
Call me will be I like it. I like in that area, as you call
you just probably some getting that. Yeah. It was the tweeters
that got into, of course. Oh, yeah. Well, she says that people
really get worked up by what the tweeters do Oh, God.
And then there was a fun little equaliser on the hill, there was
a big conversation. We had Senator McCaskill talking to the
senior military leaders. This is the Armed Services Committee,
Senatorial Committee. And the question was, should women be
forced to register for the draft? Which is something? Yeah,
this is came up on the debate.
Oh, yeah. What did they what happened? What they say about
it?
That was some convoluted yak, yak yak, I have no idea what
they said,
Okay. Let's find out what our military leaders think of this,
asking women to register, as we asked men to register, would
maybe possibly open up more recruits, as women began to
think about? Well, the military is an option for me. And if you
would briefly go down the line and give me your sense as to
whether or not Congress should look at requiring Selective
Service registration for all Americans,
Senator was my personal view that based on this lifting of
restrictions for assignment in an MLS, that every American
who's physically qualified, should register for the draft.
Secretary notice,
Senator, I think this very correctly pointed out this needs
to be looked at as part of a national debate, given the given
the changing circumstances. The one thing he did say that not
selective service related, but that we do believe that this
will open up recruiting that more women will be interested in
just talking about the Marines in the Marines, because they're
these last restrictions have been removed.
Secretary Murphy, Senator,
I believe that, yes, it should be a national debate. And I
encouraged the electrode Biden to look at that. And I would say
that, unlike the decision in 1981, where we were now in a
longest war in American history over the last almost 15 years
that we've had over 1000 women killed or injured in combat.
Good start, let's get some more in there. Now, with this
implementation, if you can meet the standard, you're on a team
no matter what MOS it is. So I highly encourage that national
debate, ma'am. It
would encourage what now this is interesting. McCain jumps,
everyone's saying we should have a national debate and national
debate, national debate. And this guy said we should have a
national debate and then McCain McCain calls him on it for some
reason.
Otherwise it is so I highly encourage that national debate,
ma'am.
It would encourage what that debate national debate, Mr.
Chairman, who asked for your opinion, the secretary? Yes.
He had some bug up his ass. McCain. I guess they agreed he
would say yes or something. I don't know. McCain. Very
strange. He jumped in on that. Yes, General. Finally. Senator,
I
think that all eligible and qualified men and women should
register for the draft. Well, I do to meet you. Great.
Kill all women. Yeah,
we already have 1000 Dead good start. I have a I think I have
an end of show clip. It's reasonably sure.
Wait, it's blurred. This is one of the things that was going to
be debated eventually. And it was a large reason a lot of
people don't realise that the Equal Rights Amendment has never
been passed. That's correct. Yeah. And this is why then
Phyllis Schlafly is one of the probably the one other people
that submarine did. And this is one element of her complaints
about the Equal Rights Amendment not really being equal. They're
anti woman. And true. And I think this is too. Yeah. I mean,
I don't want to sound old fashioned. But that's why don't
get why when the people who reproduce the human race to be
into these wars if they if the culture is not really amenable
to it, I mean, yeah, sure. There are some cultures in the past
that have women dominated everything, and they were the
soldiers. But if you haven't noticed, those cultures are all
dead.
It does seem to have a bad ending from time to time.
Getting them in there. Anyway, I was saying that I haven't, I
think an appropriate end of show clip two minutes, John Cleese on
political correctness. I can play it now. I could play it.
What do you want to do? If you want to do have you ever seen
this? You
know, we I thought we agree we're going to do those. And to
show clips, because we're doing too many of them at one point,
then why don't I save it for Sunday? And I'll play it every
Sunday, but I want to play during the show. Yeah, I'll play
it during the show on Sunday. Good deal. Okay. And then we can
talk about it. You guys thinking anything that we have the what
do we got where we got where we're at? Well, we
got a Super Bowl coming up. We got to pay attention to that do
have a Super Bowl clip. But instead of that, I'll save that
to Sunday because that's Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. Well,
yeah, Google in the EU and little commentary by Snowden
this didn't get much play.
European officials have unveiled a deal with the United States to
allow corporations including Google and Amazon to continue
moving user data back and forth overseas. The so called EU us
privacy shield comes after the European Court of Justice struck
down a prior agreement following revelations of us mass
surveillance from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
The deal includes written us assurances that intelligence
agencies will not have indiscriminate access to
European user data. Snowden was among those to criticise the new
PAC tweeting, quote, it's not a Privacy Shield, it's an
accountability shield tweeted.
Well, that kind of makes sense with some I didn't clip it. But
there's a story about Microsoft testing. Underwater data
centres. Yeah, so why so here's what I would do. If I was in
Europe, and I had these issues, I just take it 12 miles
offshore, drop the data centre down, and then your problems are
solved.
Yeah, this submergible data centres kind of interesting. It
seems to solve a lot of problems. But I mean, the
initial problem it's supposed to solve is is cooling. Yes. But
then they said they didn't. I was reading the story, too. And
they made some offhanded remark that well, you know, the concern
is, you know, if you have failures within the data centre,
what are you going to do? Well, that's been resolved years ago,
that was the Google's original design where if it was if you
have a server that fails, the
Microsoft microsoft.com/jobs Looking for dude named Ben with
wetsuit.
The idea is that you don't you don't care. You just think you
just get in there. You just You just reroute around it as though
it was a bad sector on a hard disk. Yeah, but if you never use
the dead servers that are in there, you just let them die
even when they're dead. You don't even take them out. Right.
And that was a Google idea when they first started up and as far
as he knows the way they still do it. A blade goes out. Boom,
you just right. Right. You go just bypass it.
All right. I think that's it. Yeah. We'll talk about Super
Bowl on Sunday. I don't think we've all Is there something I
had
something about my visit is Super Bowl city. When was this?
I went there on Monday. Last Monday went to Super Bowl city.
It's it's just a joke. I wrote up a column and PC mag should be
running today or tomorrow. Okay, we're sure run yesterday, I
think X and cops just millions of cops.
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I am for sure. Ah, bye.
Bye. Thank you very much. All right. Yeah, pretty good. All
right, coming on Sunday. We try we go for better every single
day. Coming to you from FEMA Region six in the skyscraper
downtown Austin J House and the crack pod condo in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley. Here's where I'm at to
Gong family I'm John C. Dvorak we will return on Sunday right
here on no agenda. Adios mofos sucking in such sucking in suck
sucking in southern Sacramento supplements supplements in my
view bye guys got it and then you might
not gonna chill. In fact it's time to drill baby drill down
and hold these folks accountable. Drill drill, drill,
drill, drill, drill, drill drill,
burning in my chest. sucking in some burning in my chest,
drill baby drill,
sucking it's burning in my chest.
Trail trail the trails
burning in my chest suck it in suck burning in my chest.
You suck it suck
burning in my chest burning in my chest
that I just fundamentally disagree with, about what the
way we have to keep the balance of power in our society is we
need to have a conversation in our country Let's clap.
I hope you will go I hope you will stand up for me. I hope you
will fight for me. And that one way when I will fight for you
and the White House Thank you and God bless Joe Adios
mopho.org/and Amen. First of all,