Hey, this is stupid as why. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, February 7 2016. Time once again if you're getting our
nation media assassination Episode Seven Niner seven,
this is no agenda. We are
reminding you that we're from the future and broadcasting live
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Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's Super Bowl Sunday,
the entire Bay Area is filled with hundreds and hundreds of
1000s of fans even though the stadium only holds 60,000 I'm
John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Is the game out there. Where's the game?
This game is out here. Oh, nice.
Oh, cool. Yep. Well,
I went to Super Bowl city and there's all these people and
they say oh, Bart, Bart setting up to bring it an extra 200,000
People can go on BART. I'm thinking Where are they going is
to stadium only hold 60,000 people. Tailgate date? No, they
have. In fact, you can play this. They have the everybody
sneaks into the game. So Jeff Johnson is out here, Jeff, just
to make sure that Homeland Security isn't you know, in
charge so that people that so somebody doesn't blow up the
stadium. And so I have a report from him. I think you can find
it on the list. I don't have the list of
families TV show in America gets closer law enforcement has been
making sure they have all the kinks worked
out. We're counting
on a successful safe event this year. But a lot of people are
working overtime to ensure that
this device scans the inside of every vehicle bringing supplies
into Levi's Stadium. We even have
Homeland Security Investigations out here. Patrolling against
counterfeit merchandise.
The FBI is seeking six top secret locations in and around
the stadium to ensure the game and not security is what makes
Superbowl 51 to remember.
Yeah, sounds like they're doing more on the counterfeit stuff
than any. That's what
they're here for to find some poor kid with a T shirt or
silkscreen shop and his dad's garage, and a couple of shirts,
exactly. That are don't aren't licenced, and so they're gonna
bust him bust them. And he's seen this happen before they
just beat these kids up for all projects. And then, of course,
he's mentioned everyone's on overtime. And then one thing
that you get you had to see they got these huge it looks like
giant X ray machines and people are driving through with their
car. Hey, honey, I feel a little itchy, a little woozy. No, are
these big trucks?
Well, Uber is is demonstrating they're trying to organise the
Uber drivers are trying to organise us a slowdown or a
strike, which I found out about Friday. When I when I tweeted
out to the Amazon Echo team and Uber that their new skill was
not operating properly. But it's this. Well, this is so we have
we receive two new skills. What's a skill? Oh, a skill is
the Amazon Echo equivalent of an app that you can make yourself
very
concerned about this device the more I buy love this device. And
here's why this what you just said is why everybody says the
exact same thing. Everyone on all these. I've got my I love
it.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I said this first when
everyone was Pooh poohing? Yes,
because you had it first this machine is broadcasting
subliminal messages. Everyone who owns one. And you would be
the first to say it because you were one of the first to own it.
It's always the same. Feel the burn is I love it. It's not that
I like it. I think it's pretty cool. I would like I'd recommend
No, I love it. I'm telling you. I'm warning you. Okay, thanks
for the warning. Yeah, it's too late now.
So you can say Alexa, ask Uber to order me an Uber and you can
specify which one you want. So I was testing it out. You know
what location it would put in there because I'm kind of on the
corner. So I didn't know if they would try and pick me up on the
front where the street is closed off on the sides. I'm just
testing and I tried Street closed off. For the Lance
Armstrong bike path. Don't ask is a bike path all along? Third
Street here in Austin, and
is strewn with needles and things to inject the steroids.
No. Ugly art though they have some ugly art poles all along
this thing. So it wouldn't recognise Uber Lux or you might
say Uber Luke's or I just tried spelling it l u x. It kept
defaulting back to Bragg's, which is like the lower the
lower service
x was the fancy one.
No, no, no, you Brexit is not Do you have Uber ride share, or
what is it? It Uber pool that's the low the low. Anyway, so it
wasn't working. So I tweeted to him at Amazon Echo and I tweeted
at Uber I said, Hey, this thing's not working but what I
got in return was just a deluge of tweets of people saying you
shouldn't be you shouldn't take Uber they're no good screw Uber
we're We're protesting because they we want the same amount of
money cab drivers get we want the same health care cab drivers
get one have tips like cab drivers get and so I tweeted
back because I do not support this. This, this initiative.
This is a depression style platform. You knew what you were
signing up for if you want to have cab benefits, join a cab
company. And then I got all kinds of people like you know
who was giving you crap the second time.
The set we mean the car you just
you which I get it. They you just insulted. I did not insult
anybody. What do you mean? Well, they insulted you.
Okay, anyway,
it was just interesting to me that the protests that Uber
protests is about being a cab they want to be the drivers who
were protesting say, Well, I want okay, I don't want to be
cab company. Just go be a cab company then.
Well, this is a this is bound to happen
for us. It's the unions. It's unions who were these people had
all day Friday time to be tweeting me. And you know, whoa,
your hair looked good on MTV, but you don't know what you're
talking about. Like Wow, thanks.
I like dyeing your hair look actually actually preface
it with Hey, cutie. Hey, cutie like, oh, man, that I kept going
for a while I was just it was it was interesting to me. Now
people stopped doing this. nut jobs. Yeah, so I think we should
do our prediction for the game since we are from the future and
we are pretty good at doing this.
All right. Go. Oh, it's going
to even know who's playing. I do it said the Denver Broncos
against the Panthers.
Yes. Where are the Panthers from?
They are from Panther Ville. Everybody knows they're from St.
Louis. Don't know where they're from you right?
From Carolina, South Carolina.
Which Carolina? North Carolina. Okay. North Carolina. So
obviously Panthers have to when they're in the black uniform.
They got the black quarterback we got the Broncos will be
white. They got the white quarterback. We've got the
halftime Nothing says a diversified halftime then
Beyonce and Coldplay. Okay, we fix the black problem. Now. This
is a racist setup is totally
racist. Yeah, they have the black quarterback in a blackout.
And they may wear all black we don't know because they have the
option of wearing black pants to along with the black jerseys.
Which should look good. I mean it look good, especially if the
other team was all white because they have the option to have
white pants and white top
and Beyonce dropped it. Hey, she dropped her new single
YESTERDAY. It dropped she dropped she dropped her new
single YESTERDAY.
What did that term show up in the lexicon? That is
a hip hop kind of Shan Puff Daddy Combs type things where
that started. A man would drop your album dropping, dropping
this week.
It's like yeah, I've noticed these these kinds of phraseology
they really dislike them. Then basketball for example, the guy
shoots deep three pointers, they drained it rained
it drained, drained, it loves
it drains drain the shot drained. I don't like that at
all. Another one that was going on there slowly disappeared was
on all the sports talk shows I was they use the gateways a buck
50
Buck 50 here wasn't a lot of stuff like that.
I find it all annoying. I'm not very irked by most of these
phraseology, so
we will need some kind of controversy
for you. Okay, you're still on your prediction go like we need
a controversy. We need something to happen that can really
solidify that this was the the true black white game. So we'll
have to have something to argue about some call. You know, the
ref will say I didn't see him but it was dark in that corner.
This is America. This is what we do. This is what we do. And I'll
tell you something even more disgusting here on K view UE
KVUE I think, which is the ABC affiliate. They're now running
little local spots with local guys black guy white guy
intercut about Oscars so white in it ends up with unfortunately
it's just a couldn't clip audio. It's so boring. But underneath
it ends with February 28 Oscars on ABC they are taking the they
are actually localising this with local celebrities. Oh man
Yeah, we need to fix this Bob we can go and then they promote the
show. It's so disgusting.
They're going to have their some of the biggest ratings So,
speaking of which, how are the ratings last night for the
debate?
I didn't get to overnights I let me get my prediction on the
Super Bowl before we change subject, please. Okay, I am
going out on a limb and saying Denver's gonna win this game.
Oh, is there a geopolitical reason for
it was a Jeep there's kind of a sentimental reason is the the
Peyton Manning Is this his last game. He's the quarterback of
the Denver team. This is his last game and he wants to go out
you know, and he's injured and he's really stretched staggering
around. It's a better story. The racial aspect of it which I
think is a good kind of a borderline good story. This guy
winning this game and a last minute drive is is the best
story for making the game kind of exciting. And besides that
the other guy Cam Newton who is the superstar Matt and one of
those Uber men that guy's oversized, runs real fast. It's
sick.
Are you saying something about black quarterbacks? John that
they're oversized? Are you saying something there? Should I
be taken Navy
oversized in more ways than one but I don't know that. But
there's a bunch of oversized people in the world and they're
just big. Yeah. And so when they take three strides, this is
equivalent of four for you. Right? And I saw he's gonna win
plenty of Super Bowls of he's gonna win any and he may win
this one or they are the best team. There's more said says the
other thing is not as good of a black and white story when the
when the black team in this case. They're 15. And one
they've only lost one game all year. They're one of the best
teams and looks like in the league's history. And there's no
it's not interesting they've given went as according to plan,
they would just beat up these the Denver team 50 to nothing.
So that's no good. So your prediction, I think and
the games are rigged. Yes.
As was discussed by Bubba Smith, and anyone who wants to look
this up. Look up Bubba Smith, Super Bowl three fixed on
Google. And you can read all about it.
And this is Super Bowl. What? 4950 50 Yeah, wow, we've only
had 44 presidents but 50 Super Bowls. It tells you a lot about
merch. I've done
it. Hey, we got 800 no agenda shows coming up.
Now you're talking.
You have that now. So I believe that they're going to rig the
game and it's going to go Denver's gonna win. And in a
kind of a heroic effort at the very end and it'll be like the
last gasp is a better story. It's a good story. And in Cam
Newton it'll be you know, he'll be a great
gracious the I don't know anything about sports as we
know. We don't know anything about sports. I'm only going by
what I've heard by what Charles Barkley was talking about how
the NFL was already making this into a big, black white thing.
I'm just going pure on Black Lives Matter. You know, we've
even everything out as much as we can. Right down to the half
and Beyonce again. Coldplay, man?
Yeah, the halftime thing is gonna
Hello. I just watched for the for the beauty of television. I
think it's a beautiful, beautiful television event.
It's a spectacular show. It was out of our budget, most of its
overhyped. Like I will say I went to the Super Bowl city over
here in San Francisco is a joke. It's a joke. It was there was
nothing to do it was stupid. All they had was a lot of beer
stands and a lot of phoney rest.
Isn't that all that's required? Is a bunch of beer stands. Yeah,
but
what do you do you drink beer. I mean that you can't there's even
nothing to see there's there was it was ridiculous. And they play
at Apple and there's like, some band comes in plays in the
stage. There's a stage there big stage. And they play they're
starting at like seven o'clock some band and
it was kind of like Formula One fan streets that we have and
see I don't know about if that's true or not. But I will say this
I bet I went to the US Open golf a couple of years ago is in San
Francisco and riveting actually, compared to this much better
produced, they had for example, when you go enter there are
there must have been 50 large pavilions that were built there
mostly tents obviously you can you go in there's a Lexus
dealer.
You know, dealership. There's all these dental office, you
know, there's all
kinds of exhibits and things to do and it was packed with stuff.
This piece of crap Super Bowl city had nothing it had like an
Intel pavilion that you couldn't get into. And a chevron stem, a
stem exhibit. And it was M DOM stem.
Yeah, stem of science
and math. And anything else we got a new one if somebody
somebody we're trying to sneak in the new moniker steam
Yeah, but you add art in there that's been around. Yeah, at
art.
That's what they should do. But anyway, so I went to these
there's crap, it was junk, there was one Hyundai dealer there.
And it was compared to the US Open it was it was horrible. And
so I'm thinking that the Grand Prix is probably better than
this thing was overrated. It's overrated.
I'm going to make one additional minor prediction. We will see
one of the following during the halftime with Beyonce be onkey
we will see pyramids, checkers, and other symbols of
the Illuminati hexagons, maybe
maybe a hexagon is not so much an Illuminati thing. It's more
than the triangles, the pyramids and the chakras and black and
white triangles and of course, and of course all seeing eye
stuff that would be sitting eyeballing. Yeah, yeah, you can
wait for it.
Yeah, I wouldn't die. I would go I'm in with that prediction. On
a lot of fire
you should see that you should see the new the new video she
did is very intense. It's a very black white black pride type
video is kind of strange way if she does that song
are the lyrics of bitch better have my money?
Yes, that's pretty much the lyric right there. Have you ever
seen that? Have you ever seen that video? Have you ever seen
that video? The uncensored one?
No. Yeah. Okay. Move on. Show
me a small biz out of the way. Emma Small Biz. Here it is John.
So this is how it goes. Okay. 10 minutes. Uber followed by 10
minutes of Super Bowl sounds like native ads to me.
Deck. Deck. Yeah. Native Ads. Yeah, I'm advertising for the
Super Bowl since you can't buy tickets and get out here in time
to see it. Yeah, yeah, so that's a smart move. All right. Do
you have any you see I see you have more clips. Do you want to
use them? Are we just moving out of the Super Bowl?
Yeah. What am I got?
You got Super Bowl security Creek story.
Oh yeah, Bart this was a good one. This crazy stuff comes out
during the Super Bowl week play this super old Bart clip and
tell me what you think you might
expect Bart is not taking any chances with all the Super Bowl
crowds and they have been huge. Chris and I are tells us it
started swapping out fake surveillance cameras for the
real deal.
We are responding and we're going to get rid of those
decoys. That's what Bart spokesperson Alicia TROs told us
last month after a murder on BART. We expose that a majority
of cameras onboard the trains are fakes. We found out some
writers still don't know what was shocked when you said that
actually, I was very surprised. That's because the definition
of security theatres is great very
today, but announced it is fixing the problem and for the
first time problem price tag on it. Using $1.4 million from its
operating budget. Bart will instal working cameras and all
669 of its train cars their lifespan six or seven years just
in time for Bart's new fleet to get on track.
Yeah, security theatre.
Can you believe that? My jaw dropped when I heard this.
Camera cameras on the bar. Train is good to have them. They're
all bogus, little red blinking red light. And then the other
thing that came up in that story is that these cameras are
supposed to be the only good for six or seven years. Why? Why
would a CCD camera yeah, probably with recent decent rose
revenue for a resolution 1920 Whatever it is, why would why
does it need to be replaced in 10 years or 20?
Because that's the contract. It's a contract to keep the
money flowing brah
seems to me bruh bruh as long story i which is the one on the
creek which was I had for last week. This one cracks me up. So
if you go over to Levi's Stadium, which is where the
games can be played down in Santa Clara, nowhere near San
Francisco I might add about an hour away good good especially
in this traffic is going to be today. You go there and this is
where the Santa Clara Convention Centre is so I've been there a
number of times and the stadium is right across the street from
the Convention Centre. And there is a as you walk toward the
parking lot which has been which is across the street from the
stadium almost directly. You cross over a very small bridge
and there is a creek that's about I'd say two feet wide.
That goes I don't know where it goes but it goes under this
bridge and often to the bay. So this creek thinks they've
decided is a huge security risk security issue. They brought the
Coast Guard in
this now that they have a Coast Guard ship in the creek. No but
the guy Coast Guard
guys guarding the creek and play this the Santa
Clara KPI expires Mark says outside Levi's Stadium tonight
Mark
was with us Here's a security operation that's so big. It even
involves the United States Coast Guard and a creek that runs
right next to the stadium. This extreme southern tip of San
Francisco Bay is so peaceful, it hardly looks like it could
factor into Super Bowl security. But this is where San Tomas
Aquino Creek joins the bay and just a mile and a half upstream.
That Creek runs right next to Levi's Stadium. So the Coast
Guard will be setting up what's called the maritime exclusion
zone to make sure nobody can get in or out Law of the Sea. Jay
Johnson is Homeland Security Secretary increased maritime
security and helicopter patrols by the Coast Guard ally SITE
Intelligence support. San Tomas Aquino Creek runs for about 16
miles or brings water from the Santa Cruz Mountains all the way
down here to the mouth of the San Francisco Bay. And even
after our recent rains, there's not a whole lot of water in the
creek. The creek itself is not particularly wide. Nevertheless,
the Coast Guard will be on alert. At this time. We know of
no specific credible threat directed at Superbowl 50 or
related events and the signs of Superbowl security around Levi's
Stadium go well beyond just the creek National Guard teams are
already monitoring the perimeter and dozens of law enforcement
agencies are involved in the overall security effort. And law
enforcement officials are quick to point out that for all of the
security you do see around Levi's Stadium, also plenty of
security that you do not see reporting live at Levi's
Stadium.
So I guess they're guarding the creek Creek because the
Marines could Yeah, man. Yes, maritime secure.
Some small subset which Creek is only a foot deep, by the way.
Now who owns this creek?
Why does the bitchiest it's just a creek?
Why does the Coast Guard get to do that? Can they actually call
get maritime security on it?
This is stupid as why this whole thing is idiotic. This creek is
no no, no, I got it. Just that was just a head shaker. They got
they show it to the couple of Coast Guard guys guarding the
creek. Because who knows? I mean, maybe some Vietcong could
be coming up the creek, you know, waiting their way into
this area. Exactly. Anyway, there's just kind of like
craziness that's going on.
A little transition on trauma. Yes, it's official. As of today.
I am kilo five Alpha Charlie, Charlie. But I got my vanity
callsign.
You got your vanity call thing?
Yeah. Kilo five Alpha. Charlie, Charlie, I'm loving it.
A Oh, you. Is it eight CC? Yes. Is that the Sounders standard?
Or is that AAC? I can't remember. You got it wrong. No,
that's
AAC. But this is Adam Clark curry. Oh, kilo five alpha,
Charlie, Charlie. So I've been waiting for this to happen. So I
have to go back to the FCC licencing system and you have to
refresh that I'm going to tell you don't find out until you
actually see it appear. And while I'm doing this, I I got
sucked into a rabbit hole. I was I wound up watching a speech by
Bruce Perens very famous guy in the ham world who does a lot of
digital work. And he's looking at new interfaces for ham radio
and he's very interesting guy but then he he uttered this
sentence which I figured I just needed to to share with you.
Now here we have ham radio, guys, ham radio is the public
service network of last resort. When the apocalypse comes? Where
are the guys who are going to save the world? Right? Right,
right. And all you need to do is remember that phrase every
single time your your wife or partner questions your purchase
of a new piece of ham radio gear, then that's all you have
to remember.
Bring that clip out. Yeah. Or you could do the short version
when the apocalypse comes where the guys who are going to save
the world, right?
I'm sorry, it just sounds so gay. We're gonna save the world
arise when the apocalypse comes. Hanratty, y'all. Hi. Another
debate last night. Another continuation in the shit show. I
just saw 12 an estimated 12 and a half million viewers for ABC.
What happened the night before?
I don't know. In the same time slot. You Me
know there was a Democrat debate and then a Republican die from
that Tom Paine was a Democrat debate. That was the good one.
What do you mean we there was another Democrat debate? Yeah,
you missed it. It
was on Saturday or it was it was on Friday? I don't know when
those wins the show after our last show. Another one? Yeah.
Oh my god. All right. Well,
you have just a one on one a mano a mano. Oh,
I can't believe I missed that. They're really hiding this shit
from us.
Well, this one I damn near miss to I was driving around in my
car and then somebody brought it up. I'm very happy to race back
home, they
record it. This is why there's two of us.
Well, here's what here's my favourite. Let me just start
with that thing because you haven't covered it now is the
Democratic Debate closes debate DEM. Now this one here is pretty
much the way the debate went. This is Hillary. I'm gonna start
with this one. Hillary's rant about what she did. Okay.
What I want people to know is I went to Wall Street before the
crash, I was the one saying you're gonna wreck the economy
because of these shenanigans with mortgages. I called and the
carried interest loophole that hedge funds managers enjoy hedge
fund changes and CEO compensation.
Hedge funds, hedge funds, hedge funds.
Sounds like he went and did this and that and the other him she
was she was a brainiac. And she actually did any of this, which
I doubt the big thing that came up and this was the end, this is
on NBC, by the way, and it had a Chuck Todd, who was going after
her. And let's get a couple of these out of the way about the
transcript. This one here is that is this one here to Todd
released the transcripts? Clip, this is the best part of this
whole night. Are you willing to release
the transcripts of all your paid speeches, we do know, through
reporting that there were transcription services for all
of those paid speeches in in full disclosure? Would you
release all of them? I will look
into it. I don't know the status, but I will certainly do
it. But I can only repeat what is the fact that I spoke to a
lot of different groups with a lot of different constituents, a
lot of different kinds of members about issues that had to
do with world affairs. Now, if all we're going to talk about is
one part of our economy, and indeed one street in our
economy, we're missing the big oil companies. We're missing
other big energy companies, we're missing the big picture.
And I have a record of trying to go at the problems that actually
exist. And I will continue to do that.
Yeah. Someone didn't advise her. Or she's ill advised on this,
the proper answer would have been, look, I did that for
Goldman Sachs, or you fill in the bank, whichever fill in the
blank of whichever bank you spoke for. They paid me for it.
It is their property. So you have to ask them. If they say
okay, I'm okay with it. And you backdooring say, hey, blank and
fine and no way. That's what she should have done to this is
ridiculous. And it's turning up a lot of heat. This is I think
this was from yesterday morning. of was it Carl Bernstein? He's
one of the Woodward Bernstein. Yep. Yeah. So he's an actor. Was
he any good or doesn't work for the CIA. He does not work for
the CIA. But he has a lot of contacts within the
administration in the White House. And this is what he said
about. They're feeling what's going on. But there
is a huge story going on. I've spent part of this weekend
talking to people in the White House, they are horrified at how
Hillary Clinton is blowing up her own campaign. Democrats
could blow that they are horrified that the whole
business of the transcripts of accepting the money that she
could blow the Democrats chance for the White House, they want
her to win. Obama wants her to win. But Sanders has shown how
vulnerable she is these ethical lapses have tied the White House
up in knots. They don't know what to do. They're beside
themselves. And now you've got a situation with these transcripts
a little bit like Richard Nixon, and his tapes that he
stonewalled on. And what I'm saying is that if she stone
walls on it, and does not release them, it enables the
Republicans to paint her again into a corner. This is not just
the vast right wing conspiracy that is causing her problem she
has caused herself these problems. The server is not the
vast right wing conspiracy. It's Hillary Clinton deciding that
she could put a server in her closet. The same with these
transcripts. The same with accepting this money in a
presidential year when she knew that she was going to probably
be running for president to the people in the White House that I
talked to. It is unfathomable that she did this and as
endangered President Obama's legacy as they say, they are
terrified at this point. And they want Bernie Sanders to not
do well on on Tuesday and Hillary to do well, because if
this keeps going like that, they see real problems ahead.
Well, let's play here's a democracy now report on the
similar on the same thing that was very interesting because
they had a guy from the intercept on there who
apparently had already asked this question. I think Chuck
Todd stole the question from him to be honest about it. Because
when he asked the question, she laughed in his face and they had
a short video of it. Oh, yeah. Right, go play this. This is the
DEM debate de n on Hillary speeches.
So, um, she laughed in response. But Lee last night, she said she
will look into it.
That's right. And, you know, she's given a number of
different responses when she's been asked about just the
general issue of speaking fees. She said that, you know, her and
Bill Clinton were dead broke, and they had to do these
speaking fees. She's also suggested that this was just an
educational exercise. She just wanted to have a conversation
with different groups. However, Politico reported that at least
in one speech to Goldman Sachs, she gave a very tailored
message, she said that she's actually against all this anti
bank populism, that she wanted to reassure the bankers, that
she would be more friendly to them. So I think it's very
important for a president who's promising or a potential future
president who's promising to take on Wall Street, and she's
made over 600 $600,000 From this, just this one very
powerful investment bank to at least have a little bit of
disclosure and and clear the air.
You know, at this point, I'm thinking she's so happy with
this being on the radar that all the way no one's talking about
Clinton Foundation bribe money anymore. Even the emails are
slipping down because of this.
Well, not the promise of the emails slipping down. I think
that the State Department screwed up by bringing up listen
to this clip. This was kind of I was taken, but this didn't get a
lot of legs. But the fact that it happened at all, to me is
like, Oh, this is this is chicken shit play the Colin
Powell clip.
A State Department has found a dozen emails containing
classified information sent to the personal email accounts of
former Republican Secretary of State Colin Powell on top aides
of his successor Condoleezza Rice. Powell received two of the
emails while Rice's aides received 10 Powell disputed the
classification of the messages telling NBC News quote, I wish
they would release them so that a normal air breathing mammal
would look at them and say, what's the issue? The review is
part of the fallout over Hillary Clinton's use of a private email
server as Secretary of State.
Well, doesn't that seem like that's a setup?
It doesn't it? Yeah. Like a lame window to me. Hillary has 30,000
Mail emails, some of them disappeared, whatever they found
to two emails that were sent to Paula to his private e not not
his own server, anything, but just to his attitude, his Gmail
account for all practical
AOL, AOL, AOL, prodigy and because prodigy email,
and so they made a big stink about it to try to take the heat
off a Hillary but this just puts more heat on her. Yeah, so
that's just dumb. But then luckily for you know, the whole
situation, it died didn't see that it got any, any traction
anywhere except on Democracy Now, right. But anyway, back to
the yes, there was a couple other things. They went back and
forth on who was the who was a progressive that's play. There's
a couple of classics here. Damn debate, debate, rant about what
she did Hillary speeches. Let's do. Let's do that. Sanders. I
don't know. This is the Sanders stock rant. This is what he says
all the time.
Let me just say this. Wall Street is perhaps the most
powerful economic and political force in this country. You have
companies like Goldman Sachs, who just recently paid a
settlement fine with the federal government for $5 billion for
defrauding investors. Goldman Sachs, was one of those
companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy and
ruin the lives of millions of Americans. But this is what a
rigged economy and a corrupt campaign finance system and a
broken criminal justice system is about. These guys are so
powerful, that not one of the executives on Wall Street has
been charged with anything after paying in this case of Goldman
Sachs, a $5 billion fine kid gets caught with marijuana. That
kid has a police record. A Wall Street executive destroys the
economy. $5 billion settlement the government, no criminal
record is what power is about. That is what corruption is
about. And that is what has to change in the United States of
America.
And there's the burn channelling Elizabeth Warren
that's what's the same pitch they're twins. two peas in a
pod. Let's play the there's the last one I have is this one.
This is the core one i Leave comments and Shlomo. Yeah. This,
I believe is the same as the one that everyone mostly focused on.
Which one? Cor, sorry, I didn't hear you,
Rachel. Yes. Secretary Clinton does represent the
establishment. I represent, I hope, ordinary Americans and by
the way, who are not all that in AVID with the establishment, but
I am very proud to have people like Keith Ellison and Raul
Grijalva in the house.
Who I don't know.
If you name check, you know, come up with some
the CO chairman of the House progressive, progressive caucus,
I've got to just jump in here because, honestly, Senator
Sanders is the only person who I think would characterise me as a
woman running to be the first woman president, as exemplifying
the establishment. And I've got to tell you it is really quite.
It's really quite amusing to me.
Can I interrupt this for one moment that she can come back to
to interrupt? Yeah, did she go back to the woman thing on this?
Or did she leave that where it was?
She kind of left it where it was, and went on to slamming
Bernie for smearing her.
Well, there were some cars as usual, but I'm always getting
stuff in and around these. I don't know how that happens, but
get stuff around it, which I find someone more entertaining.
And on MSNBC, they had some they were doing some polling. I
presume this was before the kind of can't believe I missed this
whole this whole town hall mano a mano, and they talked to some
women in at the University in I don't know which university in
New Hampshire. And they were shocked. I tell you just shocked
the
young women there did not care that Hillary Clinton could be
the first Varese president. That's crazy. were offended when
she brought the lineup pointing to the fact that how could I be
establishment, I'm a woman running for president are quite
a little bit of what they said.
You can't be a woman running for president. You're not
establishment.
I also am a woman. I also face discrimination as being a woman.
Her feminism does not represent my feminism. And I think that's
really important to differentiate that. It's like, I
think you have to realise that you know, everybody's human and
like, you have to go for who has the best ideals. And just
because she's a woman doesn't necessarily make her the best
candidate. Now by
the numbers. The Marist poll shows that Hillary Clinton is
behind Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire 4%. And as you pointed
out, we know the numbers with the young people but after and
we were there in 2008, when Hillary Clinton gave that speech
about the millions of cracks in the glass ceiling after women
came out in droves to support her of all ages inspired by her
campaign. And now here you are in New Hampshire, this
progressive college environment and young woman after young
woman really shrugging it off and taking issue with the fact
that Hillary Clinton brought it up. I thought that was
fascinating and blew me away. Of all the things last night I
didn't see that coming. No,
I did not see that coming. At Madeline, Madeline, everybody
else has seen it coming.
Madeline Albright was stumping for Hillary. Madeleine Albright,
of course, has Albright and partners a huge consultancy
firm. She's involved in the Balkans, the Baltics, Ukraine,
she's everywhere. And she had a very special message for women
who might be questioning whether they should vote for Hillary
Clinton or not. So you can
tell our story about how we climb the ladder and a lot of
you younger women don't think you have to. It's been done.
It's not done. And you have to help Hillary Clinton will always
be there for you. And just remember, there's a special
place in hell for women who don't help each other.
Madeleine Albright, former Secretary of State threatening
threatening women to the
Clintons, under the Clintons, there's a lot of money coming
her way of Hillary gets a
special place in hell for you. If you don't help me get my
money,
hell you. So all you dummies should vote for Hillary onward,
a lot of the establishment is is in the last quarter having a
Super PAC to raise $15 million from Wall Street. That's route
one's life raised a whole lot of money from the drug companies
and other special interests. To my mind, if we do not get a
handle on money in politics, and the degree to which big money
controls the political process in this country, nobody is going
to bring about the changes that is needed in this country for
the middle class and working families and
it's so nice to see that he received $2 million from the
super PAC, the organised by the nurses. The Super PAC, an actual
super Back to million dollars for Bernie and get money out.
Yeah, but I think it's it's fair to really ask what's behind door
number three that comment. You know, Senator Sanders has said
he wants to run a positive campaign I've tried to keep my
disagreements over issues as it should be. But time and time
again by innuendo by insinuation, there is this
attack that he is putting forth, which really comes down to, you
know, anybody who ever took donations or speaking fees from
any interest group has to be bought. And I just absolutely
reject that Senator. And I really don't think these kinds
of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. And Enough is
enough. If you've got something to say say
it Yeah, I heard anyone talking.
Stop it. Stop it. Yeah. Did you hear back it up just because she
says enough is enough. She's trying to pick up on that to go
after Bernie. And I said what was there enough is enough? She
says yeah, and I'm thinking wait a minute. Bernie's is that
that's his one of his catchphrases and actually, I'm
gonna copy the clip list. Oh, let me see and would be
he's a little more adamant when he says it. Whereas it really
shouldn't be. It shouldn't be very clearly Manders ISO enough
is enough that
I should have seen that one comment Enough is enough. A dog
bark I have one to follow that up. Well, I think I can do
something to have something to go along with that here we go.
Okay, here we go. Enough. Is thank you for your courage All
right, perfect.
You gonna play ants
Okay, all right. Onward with the
attacks by insinuation are worthy of you and enough is
enough. If you've got something to say say it directly you will
not find that I ever changed a view or a vote because of any
donation that I ever received.
Oh no interesting. Is a speech fee a donation all of a sudden
well, because she's I think I don't here's what she couldn't
she here's what she didn't say I have never changed a vote or
changed anything from any bribe which is what the speech as fee
is right? Right. Right Right $300,000 For a speech telling
you that you know, I can you know just stump speech is a
bribe Yeah.
What she said donation that's that's nothing to do that's
nothing for the Clinton Foundation I believe yes, that's
why I think she slipped up because it's about Wall Street
and being all in and speaking fees are not donations no one
said donation I technically I think she screwed this one up.
Actually, it was kind of a little it's
noticed that I said to you and I tend to now that you mentioned
it, I think you might be onto something
listen to it again, ever changed a view or a
roll back a little further so we can get her lead in
it directly? But you will not find that I
know I have to go back even further now. I will No That's
it. Yeah. But she said to in the leading let me say you will not
find that I ever changed a view or a vote because of any
donation that I ever received.
But speaker's fee and campaign contributions are different
things and complement a campaign contribution is a campaign
contribution is that is that a technically a donation?
It's never called that usually not but it's a donation to the
campaign as not a donation to her she's referring to stuff
that money Yeah, yeah, she's a greedy woman.
Yeah. And I think this is a this is damning to me. This is a
flood.
It's a flood nobody picked up on it. So it's not just not a flood
loves are only floods, if somebody notices and you're the
like the only one says no, the acid is very good. Yeah, I just
think
I'm just gonna roll it back a little bit to the Sanders intro
and then we'll leave it alone speaking
fees
from any fancy speaking, I told you, we should roll it back for
this and interesting
comes down to you know, anybody who ever took donations or
speaking fees from
any Okay, so she says speaking donations or speaking
interest group has to be bought. And I just absolutely reject
that Senator. And I really don't think these kinds of attacks by
insinuation are worthy of you. And Enough is enough. If you've
got something to say say it directly, but you will not find
that I ever changed a view or a vote because of any donation
that I ever received or speaking. I have stood up and I
have represented I can skip and I'm very proud of. So I think
it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your
campaign.
Little do things you throw in the smear. She thrown schmeer,
schmeer, bagels and lox and smear
to end the very artful smear campaign have been carried. Oh,
he even goes,
Oh, he's making faces the whole time. They had a two shot or two
boxes right in two boxes, but he's actually using his schmear.
Person is bugging out his eyes.
shut me but I think he responded to the smear word. But you
calling me a Jew lady
are nice schmear? Well,
I think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and
your campaign have more
recent issues. Let's talk about the issues that divide us. Let's
free with campaign finance reform. worked hard for McCain.
Feingold. I want to revert back to Tom, come
on, let's talk about why in the 1990s. Wall Street got
deregulated. Did it have anything to do with the fact
that Wall Street provided spend billions of dollars on lobbying
and campaign contributions? I don't know.
Now, that was pretty good. They
go back and forth for a while she she keeps talking about her
constituents. What constituents?
The the Elise you mentioned
that I've heard her do it and amortise I've never done that
has been my constituents yet
constituents in New York when she was Senator. That was when
10 years ago.
I'm with you. I'm with you.
My constituents. So she's representing anybody. Anyway, I
found the whole thing to be quite funny. It was a very
funny,
funny. I'm sorry. I missed it seems like fun would have been
if I had 100
missing because I almost missed it. And we could have done the
whole show. And never Mitch. What was
I doing Saturday? No, I thought it's Friday, Friday. I think I
know. Nevermind.
Oh, really? You want to talk about it?
I don't think so.
No. All right. Well, let's go to the Republican debate next day.
There's another debate. Yes, yes. Yes. Yes. Very good. A pan
there. Wait, stop. Stop my opinion. Stop, stop,
stop, stop. We have very important to Hillary Clip to
play. Before we go on. I'm sure you've seen it. Chelsea Clinton
club.
We also need to strip away the immunity that President Sanders
so excuse me that Senator Sanders I hope that President
Sanders it Senator Sanders, that Senator Sanders voted for
she's gonna get the game bank. She has to put the GIMP mask on
tonight. That orange ball in her mouth. Isn't that how they
punish her?
And how they punish her but it can't be good. Okay, now I saw
the
Republican debate in its entirety. And the most
interesting part to me from a production standpoint must have
been the opening sequence, which begs for some deconstruction as
it is okay. It is. Being the face bag today is just
fantastic. Everybody is every bought and more on is out there
going. These guys they can't even walk onto a stage right.
The Republicans. It's a great metaphor for the Republican
Party. When this was purely a horrible, horrible production
cockup by ABC, and I would say expertly taken advantage of by
by Donald Trump
X ray as an overview, I want to say something please the ABC
debate compared to the NBC debate. It was like night and
day NBC did follow up questions. They had had hard questions. ABC
they were I felt the most of my clips are exemplify this. They
ask a stupid question. They get a really stupid answer. And then
they just go on and just plough through it was terrible. Raddatz
is no good. Mirror is no good. He's a good route newsreader. It
was just a joke. Then they had those two people over on the
side. Yeah, that's smirking girl you know with that? You know the
author, the author. Think well, she's a smart girl.
That'd be nice smile. I liked this. I like her big broad
mouth. It was cute. You
got a big mouth and a big nice big smile but this but half the
time it was in the form of a smirk now just has the here's
what bothers me about her. Technically, she's good looking
woman that from a distance. We're talking from the
perspective of a TV producer.
Why don't we find out what her name was? Since we're breaking
her
name Uh, I thought she was kind of she had that, that kind of
air about her and here's what bothered me of one of these
snooty Berkeley sorority Hillary supporters. She just had that
Hillary, younger 20 Something millennial Hillary type that
just had the smirk. It was just a smirk. didn't like her.
Okay. Well, back to the opening. What here I know exactly what
went wrong. Two things went wrong. Three things really stage
managing was off. And this is Disney. Well, we know that they
have done it. So I know they rehearsed it with stand ins.
They of course it didn't rehearse. It didn't didn't
communicate properly, how the walk would be done. The car it
started with Carson, who was goofy, but it probably just
didn't hear his name being called, but they had their backs
to the stage rabbits and Muir and the prompter is what really
messed it up. Because the prompter. I know how this goes.
Like the guy doesn't show up. And then there's confusion and
then they roll to the next one. And then oh, well, because then
they're not seeing it behind what's happening. They're not
seeing it. Now, what really, to me, what I find most interesting
is both Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush when they were called, and they
came out pass Trump and Ben Carson, they both did a little.
I would call it the alpha male, the alpha male dog, Pat. So as
they walk past Trump, they did a Hey, buddy, you know, like pat
him on the show. Like I'm gonna making him the Alpha. You have
to watch it. They come it's almost like Oh, I know you
pissed in this corner. I won't get near it but I'm just gonna
pay patch him. You know what I mean? John, like one of those,
like, hey, bruh Yeah, that's exactly what you're the leader.
But hey, here I go see in a bit out there on the field.
It was all it was missing was the dog. Yeah,
it was really bizarre. Very bizarre. Very bizarre. Okay,
very poorly done. Oh, and the desk microphones. Someone needs
to be fired over that. Every single there was particularly
bad with Jeb. He'd be he'd be like this he'd be hammering his
hands on the
Yeah, and he'll be right it would go transmit through maybe
that's just me and miking was very poorly here I'll give you
one more if you want to go into these little picadillo yeah of
course poor job by ABC the makeup OH MAN Yeah, well
we know what they
use they use what they use white flour for Jeff is saying they
get this like bank with a pile of white flour and he was like
he his makeup was very pale and slightly pink
what not I think what happened is somebody saw the previous one
said Dude I don't want to be orange and then they really
overcompensated it be aware is television production app these
days. They just run by interns not
paying anybody any money apparently God two data two shot
which I took a photo of I'll put it in the next newsletter. I
took a photo of that there's two things I took photos up for the
for the newsletter. One is which is different one is a one frame
out of the entire debate where the background turns red and
Donald Trump turns bright blue. Oh, I had no I didn't notice
that one I saw was went by so what what by blinked and blanked
Wow interesting subliminal message and I went Yes. And I
went back and single frame to me it was one frame when you
take a picture of the eye got a picture and when you take a
picture of the television, here's what I'd recommend. I'd
like to see you know, the bottom half of your legs wearing your
your crocs in the frame. That would be a great shot.
Anyway so the other picture I have is the is Bush they did a
two shot which I said two boxes at two bucks on and on the left
they had a by Martha and then they had bush and Martha was
made up she's looks like she was just came out Florida and Bush
is like just pay off this pale face from Florida it's like just
to get ever leave the house to a great Bill Gates. I mean was the
worst makeup on on these guys. All of them actually it was all
flat makeup to it wasn't very interesting. No.
Okay. Oh,
I had one. That's that's bad form. Okay.
You have clips I again, I only have a clip surrounding
everything.
Okay, well, I got some clips that I have some clips that say
you has. This is I thought was the number one. I'm gonna start
with the top clip I liked because I like revolutionary
clips and this one. And Trump does this constantly. He reveals
a little tidbit that we wouldn't have known unless you know that
irked him at some point and this is where he reveals that the
audience was not a normal audio. I
love this the this was very good. This was really good
comments on the nature of the audience clip. Okay, here we go
to discuss
the difference between eminent domain for public purpose. As
Donald said roads and infrastructure pipelines and all
that that's for public purpose. What Donald Trump did was use
eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman
on the strip in Atlantic City.
I didn't even read this story than I knew the minute he
started it. I'm like, man, you're on the wrong track with
this because I know how this wound up, then, who's advising
Jeb Bush Damn the stupid.
That is not public. That is downright wrong. Here's the
problem with
DID YOU SAY as mom? She said?
The problem was it was the chair down.
He was on TV. He was a tough guy
to tear up and that was you tried I didn't
take the woman ultimately didn't want to do that. I that is not
true.
And isn't to turn this into a limousine parking lot for his
casinos is not a public use. And
based on on Jeb Bush channelling Bernie as well as interested
we did. We made that impossible.
It is part of our Constitution. That's the better approach. That
is the conservative approach. Mr.
Trump wants to be a tough guy a lot of
man, I do think that I do thank the universe for Donald Trump in
this this. So it makes it so much more interesting.
You'll have you'll have and it doesn't work very well, well,
tough times property here. I'm
gonna let me talk quiet time.
And now Trump does his masterful turning the booze into more
booze this time.
That's all of his donors and special interests. So what it
is, that's what and by the way, let me just tell you, we need a
ticket. You can't get him you know, who has the tickets for
the I'm talking about to the television audience, donors,
special interest, the people that are putting up the money.
The RNC told us, we have all donors in the audience. And the
reason they're not loving me a reason then, excuse me, the
reason they're not loving me is I don't want their money, I'm
going to do the right thing for the American public. I don't
want their money, I don't need their money. And I'm the only
one up here that can say that eminent domain, the Keystone
pipeline, you consider that a private job.
Now this route, he totally flummoxed bush with this one.
And just beautiful about the donors. That was finally we
broke down the fourth wall. Very nice.
Let me ask you, Jeff, do you consider the kids private? Is it
public or private? It's a public use a real public use. Now. It's
a private, private by the courts federal state, you wouldn't have
the Keystone pipeline that you want so badly, without eminent
domain? have massive excuse me, judge, if you wouldn't have
massive,
what did he say? Judge? What do you say? Didn't say Jeb, you
said something else there. And we say on
pipelines that you want so badly without eminent domain, to have
massive excuse me, judge, you wouldn't have
judge?
Judge? Yeah. Who's the judge? I don't know. Was the judge. The
judges? Judge? Maybe he was just rehearsing for tomorrow's
indictment or something. Excuse me. Judge will stay you
wouldn't have the Keystone pipeline that you want so badly
without eminent domain? To have massive excuse me, judge, you
wouldn't have messed
back Josh was there Josh on the stage?
me somebody maybe I don't know somebody if it's I don't know. I
don't know.
Without eminence.
Move forward. Dave. Mark.
Oh, fabulous. Before this all started, there was a new
commercial for a Jabba exclamation mark Jibba Jibba.
And of course, he we know that and you probably saw Donald
Trump's tweet, which is not hard to predict. But when Barbara
Bush did one of these super PAC spots, and then we pretty much
don't wait for Donald Trump to say oh, you call this money and
he that's exactly what he did. I expect him to bring it up
tonight.
Well, I have a clip from KTLA where the woman the one of the
reporters got a hold of Barbara, who is so they have this
interview for now this is a very weird clip because it's a
mixture of a bunch of a bunch of clips put together very poorly
in a very poorly produced package. It's KTLA is worth
listening to. It's Barbara bitching about Trump, but you
have to see the scene because the the reporter is sitting
there with a microphone, and Barbara is sitting there next to
jab as she's grousing. She's sorry. She's sitting next to the
jab and jab is sitting there was like his, like his like his
hands between his legs kind of near his knees into kind of a
ball you know your that you can just imagine the look and we're
a just shorter wearing shorts or knickers was just these were
nice
socks with knee socks
with these socks. He's not moving and she's yakking away.
Hey, Russia probably play that.
Rubio continues to appeal to the centre right. But he's taking
fire from rivals Jeb Bush and Chris Christie have launched a
series of attacks in recent days attacking the senators.
Experience. Both men are polling in the lowest in the pack of
the race to the right says, Barbara Bush blasts Trump.
Yeah, that's the clip you're getting. Yeah, that's what I'm
playing. Okay. Must be a lead and go on. Sorry, the
bottom and both are vying for a big turnout in New Hampshire to
undo Rubio and emerge as the party is an edit mistake. And
today, former First Lady Barbara Bush joined her son Jeb on the
campaign trail. She even gave a mother's opinion about Mr. Trump
sort of makes thesis and says insulting things
have been said terrible things about women. Terrible things
about military. I don't understand what people are for
him. I've never I'm a woman. I'm not crazy. But what he says
about women,
Mrs. Bush,
what do you think of Donald Trump? You are known for being
blunt and plain spoken? I don't think about him at all. I think
about Jeb, and the qualified candidate
who dodged me sitting next to her.
Embarrassing, that's embarrassing. And
the qualified candidate. Is you dodged me on Donald Trump. You
want to know you want to go full New Jersey on
what do you want to go? What?
Fool New Jersey?
It's even New Jersey?
I don't know what she's talking about. It's just some reference
to probably Christie to want to know, longer go
full New Jersey on I do not I don't even
think about being from New Jersey. I'm not like
I'm sick of him. That's that's very strong.
Strong words there from former first
lady sick of him. Yeah, sick of him. That's what she's I'm sick
of it. And meanwhile, Jeb is sitting there. Live with this.
It's like a kid to George's okay. Sorry.
I'm just saying it was humiliating. And anyone could
vote for this guy with his mother like, this is just is
ludicrous. No wonder he's got nobody. You know, it's just so
obvious anyway.
Well, so they had to, they had to bring out George W. Bush to
do a 32nd spot. I didn't get past the first five seconds.
Actually, the first job of the president is to protect America.
No, no. It is to defend and uphold the Constitution. Wow.
The first job of the president is to protect America. No.
No, I got to think but let's go back to the Barbara Bush thing
because you do have one thing to throw in. She says the things he
said about the military. Yeah. What is he said about the
military. He said that
veterans are going to take better care of veterans are
going to build up the military that big biggest the baddest. I
love our vets. I love the military. Yeah.
Yeah, I know where the where this what she's actually saying,
Ah. It's about his commentary about John McCain. Of course.
Yeah, that's it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That pops up from time to
time. I keep hearing that.
Yeah. And she's that's what that's for. She's concerned.
John McCain is the military, I guess. Yeah. though. She's
getting a little on in the you're thinking back to the Yes,
back. Now. I found it was interesting that in terms of the
idea there was their production, again, is kind of a production
value thing. They did this in pieces. They had guys come out
and the Yak for about I don't know until they had got to a
commercial break. They let him take time off. Then they brought
in what looked to be this was modelled to me after a sports
broadcast. You bring the two analysts in the two Stooges, who
are now going to give us a rundown about what happened in
the first quarter. Okay, who
were the Stooges? Do you remember? Well, it
was George Stephanopoulos and some other guy who didn't know
who it was. I didn't know his name, but I do have it here.
So they're pretty much doing the so what do you think, John? What
do you think? How did that go? How was Hillary doing in this
battle?
Well, I think she, she's, she's a little she's got to improve on
her defence a little bit. And she could she could have moved a
little faster and a little slower. She could have she had a
shot at a slam dunk with this comment that Sanders made but
she she hit the back rim
but you know, but you know that set her off. I gotta tell you
that when when Barbara came out and tried to How Bella her son
things really went wrong there at the at the 10 yard line.
So this is basically what these GS two guys were doing between
the breaks. And here's an example. This is the first break
the first quarter, and this is the sports commentary corner
live from Manchester New Hampshire. Here again is George
Stephanopoulos. Kennedy taking a quick break. I'm here with John
Cole right now and boy John, Marco Rubio came into this
debate with a head of steam ran right into chris Christie.
I have never seen Christie tougher in this race. I
have never seen Marco Rubio.
He repeated himself three times. precisely when Chris Christie's
criticism was you always repeat yourself with the same canned
speech.
This was a tough moment for Marco Rubio started out most of
you got a pass for most of the debate right up until the end of
that first section.
Nice, well, nice progressive speed. That was good.
That was ridiculous. Yeah. But it was a sports thing.
I do. Wait, wait. I have one clip from the entire debate.
Okay, go. This is I think Marco Rubio flubbed it with something
that
so here's what Hillary Clinton needs to understand.
Did he say Hillary Hillary Clinton. Try it? And so
here's what if Hillary Clinton needs to understand,
oh, he just beat Hillary. I thought it was killer Hillary.
Here's what he needs to understand.
just wishful thinking on my part. All right.
Next, oh, that was it. That's it was more to it than a flop. No,
no,
I'm sorry. That's all you want
me to do. flubs? I have the worst of one flub. This is the
flub, that was in the we kind of pass it over. I forgot about it.
This is the Republican debate I saw of Bush babbling.
The next president knighted states is going to have to re
get get back in the game where the United States word matters.
Matter.
Word matters. He forgot the S word. For the end of show.
The next press the United States is going to have to re get get
back in the game where the United States word matters.
Because we're nice.
Excellent. Play play the clip word matters.
The home Oh, okay. Hold on. Do I need to play him in succession?
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just play word matters?
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Did you get up early this morning?
Every time I produced the simplest little thing you think
that I spent extra time? I did. I got
time. I know. I know what the time me an hour to do you know
the time it takes to do that.
Okay. Back to the to the Publican, Republicans, yes.
Debate Rubio with okay. Rubio had a bunch of absurd comments
that were just outrageous. And nobody. This is where I think
these idiots at ABC could not pick up the they couldn't call
them on every one of these. Let's start with. Let's start
with women registering for the draft. Now this is a long clip,
I expect you to interrupt because it starts with they
asked Rubio and should women register for the draft and he
says All women should die this. And then and so then they
actually I didn't hear him say he doesn't say that. And then
they follow up with jab and jab had the most illogical thing
that it was so easy for any of these questioners to jump in and
ask him. He says, Well, yes, women should register for the
draft, even though there's never going to be a draft. We're not
having a draft. And then he just keeps talking. And not nobody
says well, we're not going to have a draft. Why are why is
anybody registering let alone women said that
they believe young women, just as young men are required to do
should find out for selective service in case the draft is
reinstated. Many of you have young daughters, Senator Rubio,
should young women be required women
Ruth does Rubio have daughters? I don't know maybe isn't he gay?
Oh, yes, he is. You think oh, oh man. There's all kinds of
pictures of him and like big games, swimming pools with foam
and dancing on stage. Totally. Oh, I thought I thought this was
a given. I
would No, no. Oh, well, he's, he's by at least that would
account for that crazy smile.
Yeah. If you just look around, it's not hard to find
is reinstated. Many of you have young daughters Senator Rubio,
should young women be required to sign up for selective
service? In case of a national
level first, let me say there are already women today serving
in roles that are like combat that, in fact, whose lives are
in very serious danger. And so I have no problem whatsoever with
people of either gender serving in combat, so long as the
minimum requirements necessary to do the job are not
compromised. But I support that. And obviously, if now now that
that is the case, I do believe that Selective Service should be
opened up for both men and women in case a draft is ever
instituted. I think the more fundamental challenge we're now
facing is what's happening to the US military. I've said this
many times already. And I think it's important to start paying
attention to this. Our Air Force is about to be the smallest.
It's been in 100 years. I'm sorry, in our history, our army
is Stop, stop. Now, right there, somebody should have called him
out. What the hell was our Air Force 100 years ago in 1916?
Well, that was four years after Orville and Wilbur Wright flew.
So what shows Oh, so it's gonna be smaller today than it was in
1916. When we had like three biplanes. That's what he said.
Yeah. And then he didn't he did, he made it worse by saying in
our history. Oh, so our Air Force is going to be smaller
than it was in 1780. When there was no aeroplane even invented.
That's what he said. Yeah.
Well, people usually when they're asking questions, don't
listen. They're just thinking about the next thing they want
to say.
So these guys on ABC is what this is, who did it? They let
that pass? Yeah, that are and they all the other candidates
did to that our Air Force is going to be smaller than it was
in 1780. When there was no aeroplanes. It's going to be
smaller than 1916 100 years ago. Well,
he said, to be fair, I think he said Air Force.
Okay, so the Army Air Corps doesn't count. So what's the
even say? Okay, there's the other thing, then is you being
facetious, because if you're going to talk about the Air
Force, per se, then you have to talk about World War Two and
forward. And World War Two, we had 1000s and 1000s and 1000s of
planes for a pretty good reason. Yeah, you needed I mean, you
didn't have the advanced capabilities that they have
today, you didn't have a B 52. Let's say that could which is
not even a new plane, that could drop tonnes and tonnes of bombs,
or the B one or the b two. So you don't need all these. B 20
fours. So this is a facetious comment, which should also be
jumped on by one of the panellists or one of the
panellists or the moderators. Nobody says anything. Anyway,
I've just found the diarrhoea noise.
That's obvious. And I agree.
I've said this many times already. And I think it's
important to start paying attention to this. Our Air Force
is about to be the smallest it's been in 100 years, I'm sorry, in
our history, our army is set to be smaller than it's been since
the Second World War. And our Navy is about to be the smallest
than it's been in 100 years. I think we need to begin to
refocus on rebuilding our military, because every time we
have cut our military in the history of this country, we have
had to come back later and rebuild it. And it costs more,
and it's a lot more chaotic and dangerous. When I'm president we
are rebuilding the US military. Thank you,
Bill. Stop again. Yeah, we're rebuilding is we have the
biggest budget in the world. The military budgets been going up
every year. What is rebuilding? How about how about what's the
one of these Boneheads? None of them did this by the way, as far
as I remember, they didn't do it on the Democrat side, either.
Why don't they audit the Pentagon and see where this
money's going?
You're mistaking this, this show for something of any merit. And
you're mistaking Marco Rubio for something of any merit or any of
these guys,
so we after rubelli, we get down we go on to the idiocy of
Jordan. That's that's Jeb Bush.
When I'm President, we are rebuilding the US military.
Thank you, Senator Rubio. Governor Bush, do you believe
that young women say it again? Do you believe young women
should sign up for selective service be required? I
do? I do. And I think that we should not impose any kind of
political agenda on the military. There should be if
women can can rebait the requirements, the minimum
requirements for combat service, they want to have the right to
do it for sure. Right. They
want to be focused on the right to do it. The right morale is
constitutional right now. It's not it's a new right.
They want to be focused on the morale as well. We want to make
sure that we have readiness, much higher than we do today. We
need to eliminate the sequester, which is devastating our
military, we can't be focusing on the political side of this.
We need to realise that our military forces how we project
our word in the world when we are weak militarily, it doesn't
matter what we say. We can talk about red lines and ice has been
the JV team and reset buttons and all this if we don't have a
strong military, then no one fears us and they take actions
that are against our national interest.
Tell me what you'd say to American people out there. Who
are sitting at home who have daughters Yeah, they might worry
about though. His answers and might worry that the draft is
reinstituted.
Well, the draft is not going to be reinstituted. But why if if
women are accessing? No, I didn't say that you asked the
question about the draft, you asked about registering. And if
women are going to be supported draft, if you don't have a
draft, I'm not suggesting we have a draft. What I'm
suggesting,
yeah, that was not necessary. He pretty dug it in himself. He
didn't have to say that idiot. This guy needs practice, women
are gonna be supported draft. If we don't have a draft, I'm not
suggesting we have a draft. What I'm suggesting is that we ought
to have readiness being the first priority of our military
and secondly, that we make sure that the morale is high. And
right now, neither one of those are acceptable because we've
been gutting the military budget. We also need to reform
our procurement process. We need to make sure that they're more
now we haven't No, we haven't have it. This is a lie. This is
why it's a shit show. Man can't do this. I'm glad you did this.
I got you got killer clips. I was just nuts.
Well, here we go. So that we get to the the last one is
insulting, the whole thing is insulting.
We play the Ruby beyond ISIS with absurd generality.
Now. We will now
Senator Rubio, you said in the last debate that ISIS is the
most dangerous jihadist group in the history of mankind. There is
a Genghis Khan called
Genghis Khan. What about Mohammed himself? That was the
original jihad. They took over half of Europe. He took over
they took over Turkey, Spain, Southern Europe. And this this
little groove in there, Toyotas? And he doesn't he just goes on
with this bullcrap. This guy is. This is the way he makes the
most moronic statements. And in this, I can tell you what's
happened to them when they structured the question. This is
Martha. She's structured the question, why didn't she say,
this is the stupidest thing anyone has ever said. There's
Hitler. There's Ganga is con. There's the original jihadist
Mohammed, who took over the whole the whole shebang. Are you
kidding me with this stupid, stupid comment? That's the
question.
I can tell you what happened with Rubio. This is what I saw.
He was Nam. It could be any it could be a number of substances,
but let's just say it was Adderall. This guy was pumped on
speed of some sort. He became in drinking water. He was always on
stage. He's drinking water. And was and he mentioned that way.
But wait, he crashed. Like you could see him physically. Like,
I'd say three hours and he couldn't get to the bathroom. He
can but he
had to bump up or whatever you had to do. This guy was high. He
was high. He was hot. I'm telling you, you might
be right, because I saw a clip of him going to his nose in a
very suspicious way. suspicious way. It wasn't just like he, you
know, had a nose itch. He went to his nose and he kind of went
across it. And then he rubbed it. And then he tapped it. And
then he kind of did a whole the whole rigmarole around his nose.
I think it was anything it was probably that and he couldn't
get to the bathroom. I here's what I want to see one of these
guys do. They get into a pinch like this? And then they this
this. They grease into their pocket, grab a pill bottle,
unscrew it, tap a couple, throw it in their mouth and drink a
glass of water. Go back to work. I think you might have hit it.
If I didn't notice this other thing. I forgot to bring it up.
But he was he was really now I'm hearing his lisp. Nigel brought
the other issue I'm
telling you I'm not gonna say cocaine, but I'm gonna say that
was speed or something and he crashed. He was crashing, but
you could just see kind of melted down and sweating, lots
of sweating.
A lot of sweating. But again, why are they asking stupid
questions like this when the question is
because they're all high. That's why they're all the whole group
was railed up before the show. Senator Best party.
You said in the last debate that ISIS is the most dangerous
jihadist group in the history of mankind and that it will take
overwhelming us force to defeat them. Can you specifically tell
us what you mean by overwhelming force?
First, we need to understand who they are. ISIS is not just a
jihadist group. They're an apocalyptic group. They want to
trigger a showdown in a city named to be between the West and
themselves, which they believe will trigger the arrival of
their messianic figure.
Hold on a second. They haven't heard this debate part. Oh yes.
Hmm,
I thought you had? Well, I know DeLuca Wikipedias got the best
rundown of it. There's a little town is, is that where they
happen? Is that where they call it? The temple is is spelled the
beak de de ba bi ke or something like that AB IQ and the basic
civic and find it? Well, I'm talking. Yeah, the basic thesis
is is that this will be where the apocalypse takes place
between the caliphate and the Europeans, specifically, not to
Sunnis, like like, he's gonna go into the Sunnis you got to do is
no, no,
this is what John is this where the the temple is that they
moved, they move some special, that array or something we
talked about No,
no, by moving a temple. All I know is that this town is in
some scripture, there's and this is where the big fights going to
take place. I've known about this for a while and I kind of I
was thinking we could do a lot of discussion of it. You should
we could do that in the future. But I'm looking at it. I'm
thinking what why don't we just accept this thesis? Yeah. Bring
him into debate bring in the NATO and just take them out
completely. This whole group take him blow off the town.
Yeah. And then let them deal with Trump fact that there's not
going to be an apocalypse that they wanted
booby trapped a beak.
But he he knows about it. So he but he then he goes into the
Sunni nonsense, which has got nothing to do with it. And he
just goes and he is talking at a little faster pace, I think down
at a normal fuck he's, he's, he's very rehearsed.
Yeah, they're an apocalyptic group. They want to trigger a
showdown in a city named to be between the Western themselves,
which they believe will trigger the arrival of their messianic
figure. And I'm not saying that's what's going to happen.
The reason why it's important to understand that is because these
are not groups that are just going to go away on their own.
They are going to have to be defeated. And I believe they
need to be defeated on the ground by ground force made up
primarily of Sunni Arabs. It will take Sunni Arabs to reject
them ideologically and defeat them militarily, that we're
okay.
And he goes on and on and on and on with this nonsense and yeah,
Sunni Arabs. The thing he ignores is the Sunni Arabs are
all in. I mean, not all of them, obviously. But the ones that are
in the that area, a lot of them are all you know, who you think
comprises this group? Yeah.
All right. I have a couple of clips around that surrounded the
debate. Unless you have something else you want to throw
in there.
I don't think I have any more.
Okay. After the debate some jabroni stuck a camera in
Trump's face asked the following question. You said you want to
do something worse than waterboarding, what would that
be?
How you'll find out Mr.
Cruz? Walk walks away it but you'll find out. You'll be the
one to find out. So that's what's gonna happen. This popped
up. Although it didn't get a lot of coverage. Someone has
nominated Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. The Director
of the Peace Research Institute of Oslo confirmed the reports to
CNN. The nominators name won't be released. But the letter
reportedly praises Trump's peace through strength ideology to
deter ISIS and a nuclear Iran. The other nominees include the
Greek island groups welcoming Syrian refugees, that
negotiators who ended a five decade civil war in Colombia and
Edward Snowden
I liked I liked it. I liked that he's been not as fun as funny.
Follow up here. Let's see. Oh, another one of those hit pieces
from Jeanne most of you like so much. From now on CNN. She did.
She did a hit piece using the the website to Trump donald.com
kind of see that? Yeah, of course. Yeah. That played with
it.
So it gets old fast, but it is funny.
You can't help not play with it. No, no
likes to put his name on things. But when Trump lashed out at the
Cruz campaign after coming in second in Iowa, oh, that voter
fraud. It was Cruz who put Trump's name into a new word for
tantrum or if you like yet another Trump or Trump or
tantrum was an instant hit it spelled
T or he was in ER TA and TR u m. Trump or tantrum It
is the word of the day and Trump or tantrum yet another
Trump or tantrum
hashtag Trump or tantrum started to trend and attached to it were
the usual assortment of doctored photos, lots of crybabies, not
to mention a creepy cry baby. Trump is Rambo the silence of
the Trumper tantrum. A self described guitar poet even sang
a song Trump can
tell you our producers are better than CNN so this shit.
So who actually dreamed up the word Trump or tantrum?
Apparently it was Ted himself. the Cruz campaign told CNN it
was all Cruz that it just came to him but didn't Donald Trump
for
this he did. did say that you basically had a temper tantrum.
Have you ever heard that phrase? No. I haven't actually,
I love that phrase.
Perfect Trump is Trump is so good. That is so good. You say I
actually liked the
trademark that I actually liked. Today. That's good. I'm gonna
trademark right. And if
you ever feel a Trump inspired tantrum coming on, don't blow
your top. Blow a trumpet. At the top of the Donald. A Swedish ad
agency created this for fun. How do you say Trump or tantrum in
Swedish? Jeanne Moos CNN New York.
Well, she definitely made something out of nothing. Yeah.
did a pretty good producer.
Yeah, I know. That's why I clipped it for you because I
know you like her. And then finally CNN this morning all
last night, because of course they didn't have the debate. All
they're doing is saying, Hey, boy, you are not responsible for
the the Ben Carson, Ted Cruz FRAC s be the tweets, the
anything. The guy was in the special three D room with the
Big Magic board explaining the timeline. Exactly. Are you
interested? Are you interested in that clip? Yeah. Oh, I knew
you walked away. Would you go?
Would you say you knew I walked away? I felt it. Man at no
time. Did CNN say that Ben Carson was dropping out of this
race. Not online. Not on air, not anywhere. And for Ted Cruz
to stand on stage once again tonight. And suggest that CNN
did is a flat out lie.
I don't think that's happened very often.
That Cruz is a liar. He is he's a snake he looks like a snake
and it's over. I don't want this thing is a little tongue darting
in and out like carries exactly.
I don't think I don't think I really want to hear this one
anymore. I'm so tired of it. What this clip was to CNN says
it wasn't us that trust me. That's what they said.
All right. Well,
I think that was it. We can't do this for the rest of the year
with if they have to do something new and exciting on
these shows. It's the
same discussions. Yes. The debate should be ended. Yeah. I
agree. It's just a campaign advertising now. I mean, Hillary
wants to do to base because she felt behind and now she's, you
know, wants to do much of the bases. She didn't want to do
any. Yeah. You know, she wanted to coast into the job get
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bar like an 18? Or is it a 12?
By the time I actually get to drink it, it'll be 18
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juice? You've got karma. Sorry, but I nailed that.
So that's it for the we didn't get a lot of hunters expected.
That's the eight 800 quarters is 800 Quarter 800 quarters. You
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we're heading toward the Roundup, you know, coming up
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You can and there's lots of crazy stuff. And then when you
start looking people putting the website that produced a website,
they put it in there, give me a break.
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our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
nice one. Hey, Reverend Manning. Ah, yes. So you'll notice I got
the jingle back. That was the one we were missing a while
back. And but something is all that we have big trouble with
the Pastor Manning. Big, big trouble. Yes, his church went
into foreclosure in in New York, and there's not going to be sold
at auction. And this is a very offensive clips I want to set
everybody up for that is extremely offensive. But it's
Manning and quite honestly, Manning, we love this guy just
because he's nuts. It started with one, it started with this
leg magnetic that was talking about President Obama long
legged mack daddy and got all kinds of crazy clips from this
guy over the years. But now he's very, very worried or actually
he's not worried because he thinks it'll never happen. And
these horrible people who want to buy his church from
foreclosure from him is not going to happen because God will
not have this. Again, not safe for work and
fat guy shadows with you to automate that thing that you're
going to purchase this church and foreclosure sale. Let me
tell you something before you can ever own the Lord's house,
because that's what this is. That's just the law in town.
This ain't no damn bad house. Hey, no fat house. This is a
launch. And before you can ever own this property, hook or crook
to own this property. Men who are fags with testicles will be
carrying babies in their testicles and given birth to
them through their anus. That's how impossible it is for you to
get this house. When you start carrying a baby in your bag and
brighten that baby through your ass. Then you can own this house
until I see you pull a baby. You ain't gonna polish his church
out Monday nice to us and Boom shaka laka whoa
he's very drunk. I learned where the word fag comes from. Oh, did
you do you know where it comes from?
Well, I believe is a British term, is it?
Well it comes so fags is what back in the day when they were
burning witches at the stake? A bag was a bundle of kindling
wood which of course makes sense why the Oh right. I
didn't know that. Yeah, well,
so the Brits then said oh, this bundle of cigarettes is you know
as fags because they use the Burn them and you smoke them.
That's kind of how that translated throughout the
centuries. But when when they were burning witches they were
also burning homosexuals. But they didn't want to waste any,
you know, like steak on the on the homosexuals. They just threw
them in the fire along with the other kindling. And that is how
the word fags came about, which is pretty offensive. When you
think when you think about it.
I find it hard to believe.
Oh, well, I'm sure someone will. Snopes. Wrong curry. You're
wrong.
Snopes.
Yeah, that's what I heard. I thought it was pretty good. That
was decent explanation. I've
always wondered, okay, this, did you read it? No, this
came from a gay guy on what did I see this thing might have been
Louie CK, one of his really old shows, was sitting around with a
bunch of comedians. And one's gay. And then he explains where
it sounded believable.
Well, most of the bullshit in the world sounds believable or
wouldn't be transmitted from person to personnel.
I'd normally I wouldn't bring it up. But man, I
think it's fine. Now we can use something else to do. Yeah, man
is off his rocker though. Oh, he's lost. It
was just crazy. Okay, what I focused on was, we had a lot of
stuff going on in Geneva this past week, with two initiatives.
One was the UN negotiations between the Russians, the Syrian
Government, the quote, unquote, moderate opposition, everybody's
in there trying to do their thing trying to hook everybody
up. And we had the big Syria donation, which, which is really
what I couldn't understand where this was coming from. And I
wanted, it was so new, and we didn't have a lot of information
about it. You know, what this donation drive was for it was,
what was it called? Again, it was supporting supporting Syria
or something like that. And let me see. So we had John Kerry
speaking at the event, I only took a very short clip, not too
boring after almost five
years of fighting. It's pretty incredible that as we come here
to London in 2016, the situation on the ground is actually worse,
not better. And the suffering in Syria grows. It's not
diminishing. So we all understand. And I'm not going to
go through all of it. As the Secretary said, we know most of
the details what is happening, but obviously, if people are
reduced to eating grass, and leaves and killing stray animals
in order to survive on a day to day basis,
this is I haven't seen these reports, people
that fewer eating grass,
grass, and stray animals, kind of sounds like where we're
headed anyway. With bugs and everything, grass and bugs when
we all be eating that soup, bones, bugs,
just eating grass, and leaves, killing stray animals in order
to survive on a day to day basis. That is something that
should tear at the conscience of all civilised people. And we all
have a responsibility to respond to it.
Now. Here's the response from the United States side. So we
are called
on to act today and act we will today the United States has
provided over 4.5 billion. Oh, man,
did you know this $4.5 billion, the going straight to Syria for
help. Yeah, it sounds like bull crap to me.
Sure. displace Syria. And I am proud that that makes us to date
the largest single donor from external in the world. There are
countries like Turkey and others who have a huge puzzle as
Europeans, where's their money? Well, and out of their budgets,
they're trying to meet that. So today, the United States is
announcing our latest contribution, which is over $925
million. That includes more than 600 million in direct
humanitarian aid to provide food, shelter, water, medical
care, and other vital relief to other names of people inside of
Syria, and across the region. It also includes 325 million in
development assistance, 290 million of which is new funding
specifically to support schooling for 300,000 refugee
youth in Jordan and Lebanon meeting directly hopefully the
challenge that we face here today.
And as just as a for the record, I cut out every single pause the
guy made in that speech, otherwise we'd be going on for
hours. So I went investigating what is this money for? Where's
it going to, but
I was going to Lebanon and Jordan is probably just going to
somebody's pocket.
Well, let's listen to the brand new United Nations. Refugees
chief
around 35,000 Syrian refugees
have arrived. I'm sorry, that's the wrong one. Here it is.
Refugees chief
and we heard and you heard my interview with the Prime
Minister of Norway coast. Fonzie and Britain has doubled its aid
in Britain in the United States. I understand that the two
biggest aid givers to the Syrian refugees. But what about what
Jordan has said we can't cope with, you know, a boiling point.
If you want us to help them, you have to help us. So
there you go. Yeah, that you were right on the right track,
John,
the five neighbouring countries have taken in four and a half
million people.
Is this part of the West Clark seven, you think this is many,
many times more the number of people that came to Europe, look
at Europe's reaction to that those countries really have the
biggest share of the burden. So I think what they say is
correct. And I'm happy that this conference goes into that
direction help them as well.
And this is the no man's land, which has caused a lot of
attention over the last several years. You tell me there's
something like six Sorry,
I'm just listening to her. Her voice. What's her name? Mmm,
mmm, poor and important thing
to 20,000 Syrians waiting between Syria and Jordan. And
Jordan is only letting in 45 to 50 per day.
That's another aspect because they have very serious security
concerns, given that those people are arriving from areas
and children and babies, the children, the children and
babies look at the pictures. We've spoken to the Jordanian
and I think they'll increase the rate of people coming in by the
but it is also legitimate that they do security checks like any
country will do. Do you
think the Jordan is going to agree to give them work permits?
Is there a deal that you've heard about, as the Prime
Minister told me there may be preferential trade deals and
sort of you know, things to help Jordan in its own economy,
maybe some more war stuff, some more training camps, we can
provide thinking about three jets jets
goes through, we will see a massive increase in work permits
in Georgia. And I'm pretty sure about that.
So we you mentioned, you know, if we don't get an end to this
is going to be coming back every year for these kinds of
billions. I mean, what hope do you have for a political
solution? Look at this much vaunted proximity talks that
they can't even get proximity they've suspended them.
When you do the work that I do. You have to remain hopeful. That
right? Stop talking they postponed the next session.
Let's hope that they will see the light and take the
responsibility to bring peace. Do you
think it's possible because it's clear that one of the big
backers, Russia, which has a veto in the Security Council, is
is bombing Assad's way to get more territory and to have a
better hand at the negotiating table?
I think it would be very difficult to bring the sides
together, but I don't think it's impossible. And I hope that all
those that make decision, look at those images of people
suffering, they should be reminded that to put an end of
to their suffering is their responsibility in
our own well. No one gives a shit address me. So he's
hopeful. Doesn't seem so hopeful. If we look at what
happened during the or the negotiation stopped and we had
the foreign minister of the UN come out of followed by the non
law robot a different Russian. I think the Russian ambassador to
the UN
said his foreign minister was invited to an EU foreign
ministers meeting in Amsterdam on Saturday where he was told
his country had to take in the refugees massing on its Syrian
border. Massive refugees from Aleppo are already crowded into
battle Salama, more than double this number are reported to be
on their way. Several EU ministers reminded the Turkish
foreign minister of Turkey's international obligations,
it is unquestionable the fact that people coming from inside
Syria or Syrians in need for international protection. And on
top of that, that the support that the European Union is
providing to Turkey, among others, is aimed exactly at
guaranteeing that Turkey has the means the instruments the
resources to protect and to host people that are seeking asylum
has been much criticised for its initial response but has
improved controls and unless boss one of the EU's hotspot
centres is taking shape with better housing and facilities.
That was obviously the wrong clip that was about the EU's
response. Here's the UN response 1000s
Flee the intense fighting around the Syrian city of Aleppo. A
diplomatic route was broken out at the UN in New York, where the
French ambassador to the United Nations as a French Syrian
government and its allies for scuppering the Geneva peace
talks is a year no the Syrian regime and its allies have made
no concessions quite the contrary. On one hand, the
Syrian regime claims to discuss peace in Geneva. On the other it
intensifies its military offensive against opposition
groups with which it's supposed to discuss a peace plan. Russia
took a swipe at the Syrian opposition groups and their
backers.
So those people who have encouraged the opposition to
essentially walk out of the text of the other talks, who have
been refusing our continued offers for them to to arrange
really practical cooperation between us and them in in the
situation of Syria. They do not really have much of a ground to
criticise us no moral or or formal ground if you will to
criticise us on the
ground in Syria the situation continues to deteriorate
so it sounds like they're still trying to get the Assad must go
thing push through.
Unbelievable they have to last that game let's be stopped this
is becoming a joke
it is but it's about face I guess at this point losing face
or whatever it is.
We were the ones who are always griping about all the Asian
cultures they're all you can't do anything do this or that
because they're gonna lose faith. We're the worst at this
and we are gonna lose face or we're gonna look good we're
gonna show weakness and once we do that we're gonna get bombed
by the Russians I mean this seems to be the logic yeah um
meanwhile don't only have one more update the migrant never
been able to say we're wrong never know. And he even
suggested with that stupid first Iraq war from George Bush to
second you know, we just bent out of shape. We have
the we have the what they call the jungle in Cali, where they
have all the tents and the guys are trying to mainly guys are
trying to jump on the trucks and hang on to the trucks on top of
the trucks anything get to the tunnel to the UK. They're so
frustrated. Now. They're trying a different tact, which is
really not a good way to go.
It's not often that migrants attempt to get into Britain the
hard way by crossing the Channel from France on their own.
However, conditions are so bad in Kelly's migrant jungle that
some are prepared to risk their lives to get out of it. Five
migrants attempted the crossing in a three metre boat on a
Saturday but one of them swam back to shore for help. After
the boat took on water. The men had a lucky escape but still
needed treatment at an accurate they'll need. They wouldn't have
held out for much longer. One of them had severe hypothermia,
they were just exhausted and mostly scared by their
misadventures. The Jungle continues to grow despite the
French authorities opening other facilities and at its busiest
was home for some 5000 people now it remains a place of
despair with inadequate sanitation and poor protection
from the elements
that's always been your pet peeve are they pooping on the
ground? Yeah it's bad
yeah poop on the ground it the status the English Channel is
the worst
is not something you navigate and get in a rowboat and go
across
it was very I mean I remember before the channel I take these
ferries I've taken every vehicle you can take you can take the
one thing that's kind of okay as a hovercraft Yeah, hovercraft,
but gets over there pretty quick. It's
really bouncy that hovercraft
It's bouncy but it's not as slow sickening, horrible type of ride
you get on the ferries.
Yeah which is pure everybody's puking on the ferry. I can't yet
ferry so
when do you begin to take the ferry in those days you did
courses tip is useless now because nobody takes the ferry
but you rushed to the the person's office as soon as you
get on the boat and buy a cabin. And the cabins are cheap.
They're like 20 bucks or 15 bucks and worth it. Because
there's a bed in there. So you get in the cabin and you're, you
know, your bed down and a pew and hold on Hold on dear life.
Meanwhile, at the State Department, we have lots of
questions very annoying coming up, we believe now heard that
Saudi Arabia has said they are prepared to put boots on the
ground into Syria. And this question came up in Admiral
Kirby's q&a for the State Department
military spokesperson just told reporters that the Saudis are
ready to participate with ground troops in any operation by the
US led coalition inside Syria against ISIL. Do you have a
reaction to that?
I haven't seen those comments. So, again, I'm not at liberty to
speak to the Sovereign Military decisions of another nation. I
haven't seen would that be a welcome contribution from the
Saudis? I mean, they've done some airstrikes in the past but
with this being a welcome part addition to obviously fight
against Yeah, so we want we certainly as we've said, We want
members of the coalition against dash to look for ways to
do when he comes back with Dash again, this guy's always
talking, everyone's doing ISIL everybody's doing ISIL maybe
ISIS and he keeps doing dash. I find that highly annoying.
Everyone signed off on it now
members of the coalition against dash to look for ways to do more
and to contribute more.
Then we have the RT hottie. Do you remember by the way
before you leave that completely? A whole segment of
news night was devoted to the Saudis blowing up everything
they can. Did you get anything? I have it, but I didn't put it
on today's show. I'll bring it back. Anything good? No, that's
well, there wasn't been on today's show, but just mostly
the Saudi ambassador going out people Lie it's not true these
are all reports that are we're not doing anything wrong you
know after they blow up shit right?
Chop someone's head off. The who's the RT hottie? What's her
name? From Russia?
China China and what's her name? Yeah the girl
it's just gonna be RT hottie.
Okay, we'll call it and curricula never pronounce your
name. And Kirby
hates her. Oh, my God hates her us. And he gets any he lets
himself good. So rattled. He looks so weak when he does this.
She asked a very simple question saying, hey, you know, us said
yeah, the Russians can't be flying into Turkish airspace.
And there was a report that another Russian jet flew in the
Turkish airspace, and the US condemned it. And RT hottie is
asking something very simple. Do you have proof that it happened
after Turkey claimed that a Russian jet violated its
airspace. Last week? The Pentagon confirmed this on
Saturday. Russia denies having crossed Turkish airspace and
demands proof. Will the US provide evidence?
You know what, you? You're so good at asking these questions
that it's the United States responsibility to provide proof
of what Russia is doing, which I find incredibly comical. It's
not our job to confirm for the Russians what they're doing when
I can't say
that so it must have
finished. When you're done. I'll talk you ahead finish up
downtown. We are aware of reports and we can confirm that
on the 29th of January, another Russian combat aircraft violated
Turkish and NATO airspace. As we've stated, after past
incidents, the United States joins NATO and standing in
solidarity with Turkey. And we call on Russia to respect
Turkish airspace and cease activities, their risk further
heightening instability in the region. It's important that the
Russians and the Turks talk to each other and to take measures
to prevent escalation.
Russia denies having done that and asks for proof, will the US
provide
proof? It's not it's not for it's not our responsibility to
provide proof to the Russians for something they did wrong.
And this is hang on a second. What I said in my last comment
there, we want the Russians and the Turks to talk about this,
and to share the appropriate amount of information so that
incidents like this won't happen again. But for our part, there's
no doubt that they entered Turkish and therefore NATO or
space, no doubt at
all. Is that a right to make an accusation and not provide
evidence?
It's not an accusation. It's a fact. simple facts.
Based on what can you provide pictures of that? Anything?
I've answered your question.
I've answered your question. The fact unbelievable, unbelievable.
That is unbelievable hit the tick and should be ashamed of
himself. He's not just like saying, Oh, you you burgled the
place, but he proved to you yeah, we don't act true if the
burglar has to prove that he does. In fact, we all know it's
like some sort of sick world is like 1984 like wow. Like
like by meanwhile
it's not it's not an accusation is a fact. God that's
just a fact. We know it's true. Shut up. So we had this mistake
explosion on the flight from was in Mogadishu I think was
Mogadishu and they found the guy who was sucked out of the hole.
And now it looks like we're going to have some more security
things pop up. They found the guy. Hey, he was sucked out of
his own hole.
Yeah, I know. It's like that. But I didn't say this is like
finding a needle in the haystack. But he just
looked for the body parts on the ground. But they also found the
laptop that was responsible for it very, very worried
that the device that investigators believed was the
explosive device was actually a laptop.
You know us Do you know what's coming in is
an explosive device either inside the laptop or was needed
a laptop bomb.
We also know that top bomb John laptop bomb
the man who was ejected from the plane just over Mogadishu after
the plan had taken off. Is the suspect behind this bombing. Now
investigators obviously say that they're not sure if he is a
member of any terror group particularly al Qaeda linked
militant group al Shabaab wishes so very active in Mogadishu and
Somalia, but they are investigating why exactly he sat
in that seat and why the device which as I said I believe was a
laptop bomb, why it was placed in such a strategic place over
the wing of the plane which is over the engines if it had been
any higher. It was about 12 to 14,000 feet when this device
went off it if it had been at cruising altitude it was 30,000
feet, it would have likely brought the plane down.
Laptop tear of doom This is very so two things are annoying about
this one laptop. But yeah, we're gonna have some some new new new
machines when we move away from the scrubbing the little wiping
down and we will we not be able to take laptops on the plane at
all or anywhere near an aircraft. And then the placement
that is interesting. How did this guy get the right?
Governance stop for a second because I don't know if you
remember this, but I kind of do. There was a moment and I think
it was about five to 10 years ago, where there was discussion
about disallowing laptops, sure on aeroplanes altogether and
there was a became a big fuss because you can't really if
you're a businessman and you know the whole country would
have come to a standard standstill because you have to
bring a laptop with you towards this on the road. You just have
to and you and you can't check them because you can't check
anything with lithium ion in it. Nope, nope. So I suppose you
could check the laptop and carry the lithium ion battery on your
identity is something like an apple I don't think get the
battery out.
No, no, no. But I'm of course expecting new new Tarot this
year, a new gear a new something. Oh, it's not good
enough.
Yeah, spending more money on crap gear. Yeah. So wiping thing
every time I get been wiped down a number of times. And I always
ask the guys what? How much of the things go off one guy's
telling me see they said you'd be surprised how often it goes
off, goes off all the time. And he's and I said well, what
causes it? He says you know, using the wrong hand cream.
Yeah, hand cream. That's right glycerin if that's glycerine,
glycerine some, some cleaners you know people are neat freaks.
They get to the euro cleaner the residue of some sort on there.
And I and I asked him if he ever found anything that was actually
dangerous real bomb and he they haven't you know? Okay. Better
be safe than sorry. Yeah. All right.
What you got it.
I got a thing that's kind of interesting. That's getting mez
getting play. Mostly it's getting play. Everyone's playing
it, but they're not too sympathetic. This is the this is
the one from PBS News Hour, which I thought was probably the
best presentation of Assange getting his letter from the UN
saying he's been on unlawfully
kept Yes, yes, yes.
United Nations Human Rights Panel rule today that WikiLeaks
founder Julian Assange shouldn't be allowed to walk free. The
group said that he has been arbitrarily detained by the
British and Swedish governments, who have long sought to
extradite Assange to Sweden to face rape charges that he's
denied. Assange emerged from the balcony of Ecuador's Embassy in
London, wherever he's taken refuge since 2012. To celebrate
the panel's findings, how sweet it is. This is a victory that
cannot be denied. It is a victory of historical
importance. Not just for me, for my family was
the Churchill. Yeah,
it also sounds like one of those Churchill recordings. Yeah,
it sounds like he's a victory that cannot be denied. Oh, my
children. By the independence
of the UN system,
Britain's Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond repudiated the UN
ruling which is not legally binding.
Julian Assange is a fugitive from justice. He's hiding from
justice in the Ecuadorian Embassy. He can come out onto
the pavement anytime he chooses. He's not being detained by us.
They say contained or detained.
You said contained
anytime he chooses. He's not being detained by us on detained
but he will have to face justice in Sweden. If he chooses to do
so. And it's right that he should not be able to escape
justice. This is a frankly a ridiculous finding by the
working group and we rejected.
London Police have said that they will arrest Assange if he
tries to leave the Ecuadorian Embassy. It's unclear whether
the US is also seeking His arrest related to WikiLeaks
release of hundreds of 1000s of secret US doc
Hold on a sec Hold on a second. That's not why he's being sought
after in in Europe. That's for the so called rape case and she
ends EU tax on the end there was not clear if the US is going to
get him for releasing documents. That's not what the case is
about.
No but that but the data what we know is really going on Yeah, I
have a view as to British released into the suite He's the
Swedes who are in bed with us. extradite him will extradite,
they'll extradite him to here and then there'll be a den you
get your carnival, I think he should just give up and let that
happen. Because the longer this drags on, the more people start
to forget.
That's the same realisation I had, because I have the BBC
version of this report if you're interested in Yeah, and kind of
says the same. But what I realised is man 2010, this guy
has been in there.
He has been into this thing. Yeah, this is not he's not a
cost celebrity more. He's just some guy stuck in an embassy.
Yeah. And people are gonna forget this is too long. You
can't stretch this out that when he should, because if he did,
did a few years ago, he would have had to huge protests and
could have created a mess in this country and
all his girlfriends. Yeah, his girlfriends are now in Berlin.
They've all run away and want nothing to do with
us is he's letting this drag on too long. We're blowing it.
Here's the here's the BBC report, which was, well, the
typical British fashion I guess
the United Nations has now formally released its ruling on
the situation of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Mr.
Assange had sought political asylum in Ecuador's London
embassy, and that was to avoid being extradited to Sweden for
questioning over sexual assault allegations allegations, which
he does deny. In the UN's legal opinion on this case. It says
that Mr. Assange has been arbitrarily detained and has
accused the Swedish prosecutors of a lack of diligence, both the
Swedish and the UK Governments have rejected the
homeowner. Second, he hasn't been detained at all, as he he's
not detained. He wasn't arbitrarily assigned. He wasn't
arbitrarily detained a strain
findings, Richard certainly in terms of a sort of sense of
moral victory, Mr. Salas must be feeling pretty good. They're
also offering or suggesting he should be compensated.
But yes, it certainly I didn't get.
Get some money. Yeah, please, for
his campaign. I think that the UN has ruled in the way that it
has very firmly on his side, no wiggle room there, really. But
it is, as you say, I think a moral victory more than a
practical one, because certainly the British and Swedish
governments don't believe that there is any legal authority in
this report for them to change the way they've been dealing
with this situation does
that how does that even work? But you can't, but on one hand,
say we go to the UN to fix all things Syria, fix all the things
in the world, but then when they come out with a ruling on
something you get the rest of us always have a plan now?
Well, I think we're looking at a continuation of the status quo.
Really, Mr. Assange had said before this report was formally
released, that if it sided with him, he would expect to be given
his passport and free passage to Ecuador to take up this offer of
political asylum. But obviously, that is clearly not going to
happen. The Foreign Office was very emphatic today saying this
change is nothing. It says it doesn't even recognise the
concept of political asylum. It didn't sign up for the
convention squared a bit.
They didn't sign up for the convention.
I didn't know that way. It was,
what convention could that be? I didn't understand
some probably something that involves political asylum that
was sponsored by the United Nations. And God knows how many
years ago, we have to look into this. But if that's the case,
and they don't want to take any of these refugees, either, she
was very emphatic today saying this change is nothing. It says
it doesn't even recognise the concept of political asylum. It
didn't sign up for the convention supporting it. So the
foreign officer was very clear, it is going to contest the
findings of this UN body. And even if it didn't, it still says
they carry no legal weight. And it is business as usual. If Mr.
Assange chooses to step out from the Ecuadorian embassy, the
Metropolitan Police here in London has said very clearly he
will be arrested.
Now, a couple of things you have first of all, he he's gonna have
to get out of there. He could step out,
I think, I think his ego is in the way, man,
when something's in the way, but you heard that speech at
Churchill
speech.
Oh, the Churchill speech was the worst. Yeah. So he could step
out, get arrested, and then fight extradition, which could
take years. I mean, there's all these there's a bunch of crazy
Arabs that are in England that have snuck out of one country,
and how hard can it be? And they've been fighting it. Man
just gets probably could get some of the best lawyers and
they probably end up getting out on bail and can float around.
I mean, as long as as long as you can get out of the building
undetected, which I think is possible.
You know, that's what they got. I mean, they said that if you
remember, we talked about on the show about six months ago, they
said they're gonna back off on guarding the building, but I
don't see any evidence of that. No, you wouldn't, you know, it
would have been cheaper. You know, it's apparently if you're
in a car on the property, and you get in the car, you're still
in the embassy and I have seen this on movies. I know. It could
be bullcrap. But it seems possible because I've seen
evidence of it. They drive in and then they get in their car,
the embassy car. then you can drive to the airport and then
you can get on a plane their plane. And you're all in Embassy
territory, Chris, I could shoot the plane down. But there's no
driveway in this particular embassy. But I think over the
last six years, he's been stuck in there. They could have built
a submarine that could have built, built,
built a tunnel or some Gyrocopter, anything sneak in
there, but they haven't the wherewithal. He's got to give it
give himself up.
Yeah. I'm telling you his egos in the way, then he's lasting
too long. Your right people won't care.
Yeah, if something else comes along this more of a more
interesting than him. He'll just be forgotten. Right. It'd be a
footnote like in 2020. Julian Assange gave himself up today,
the British authorities, nobody knows what the charges were
reflected forgot all about it. But Sweden took him on some
extra extradition thing and immediately went to the United
States where he was hung.
Story drawn and quartered, I tell you, yeah, perfect.
Something going on here in Texas that I wanted to bring up in
regards to Planned Parenthood and Roe v. Wade and abortion,
the whole conversation here in America. And this became this
was a Tina was reading an article I think might have been
in the Austin Chronicle. And it's about House Bill Two, here
in Texas. And this is all going back to the premise of all of
the press, I should say, is to say to women in Texas, that the
bill, the Texas legislature wants to pass will make it
harder for women to get access to reproductive health care, I'm
kind of using all of their fuzzy words. And the the main reason
for the for saying this, and it's this line specifically,
that's what I looked for is, you know, the Texas legislature
wants to make it difficult for women to get access to
reproductive health care. And they're doing this through two
measures. One is all of the if you want to have a clinic, then
you have to adhere to certain rules for a clinic, which is
kind of doors and things which may be cost prohibitive in some
cases. But I think that's pretty much doable. The second one is
was interesting that a doctor performing any type of a board
of service must have hospital admission rights to a hospital
within 30 miles. And the it is this particular piece that is
making it well, they have to close down clinics, because
they're not within 30 miles of a hospital where the doctor has
admission rights. But again, it's being positioned as it's
it, these rules are so crazy that we're gonna have to all
these clinics are shutting down and women will not be able to
travel in Texas, you know, you got to travel quite a way
sometimes. But here's what I found out. So admission rights
are actually very easy to acquire almost any doctor,
certainly if you have a member of the hospital staff, but
almost any doctor can get admission rights to a hospital.
The reason why they're not getting them is these aihole
hospitals are refusing them because they don't want any of
the hassle of protesters or anything happening. So they are
right offhand just denying the doctors who live within 30 miles
that they can perform within 30 miles, but they are not giving
them the admission rights and the hospital's Bahamas, the two
companies that own all hospitals these days, like American health
care naret
Yeah, too. But it's a lot, but it's a lot less than it used to
be.
So anyone who's interested in this, I think you should take a
look at maybe the hospital should be forced to take this
admission because the rest of the bill is, you know, it's kind
of what you'd expect, you know, no third trimester scam,
its whole thing is set up, especially in Texas, where they
don't really want people having abortions.
Well, no, they don't. But you can. So this is all part of
this overall scheme. I'm sure that there's this is not the
case in all states.
No. But I just want to say to the women of Texas, that the
main reason the clinics don't have access is because the
hospitals are just refusing it. They should be forced to take
admissions and
how you're going to manage it for some without doing
legislation, which is obviously going in the wrong direction.
Yeah.
Well, I'm just saying that this is something that is not brought
up at all, and this is somebody should have drunk so the proper
height of some sort of fight about the medical system in this
country is totally hosed. It's a mess to Bernie's. We've gone
beyond the point of no return. We cannot let this continue.
Bernie Sanders is right.
Thank you for your courage.
Well, I got up great, you know, here's what Bernie Sanders is
why he's probably won the race. This is not going to win. I got
a Bernie Sanders clip here. This is on the stump. This is Bernie
out there. I listened to one of his speeches and it's just one
blast after another, his speeches are very entertaining.
And I think that's why people are, you know, people have to
realise that Trump and Sanders, draw rock and roll band crowds.
Yeah. 1020 30,000 people come to hear these guys speak. Yeah. And
Sanders Paxman and hit this is what he sounds like, though. But
here if you listen to this clip this the Sanders on the stump,
and he did, he's bitching about stuff. And he lists a good list.
I could have played one thing after that, I could tell you
everything he's mentioned about, but he's losing his voice. And I
think he's gonna go horse.
six major banks have assets of almost 60% of the GDP of this
country. Yes, we are going to break them up. To the
pharmaceutical industry. Hey, kids,
that's where you're getting your Adderall and Vyvanse. A little
go easing,
which charges us the highest prices in the world for the
medicine, we need to have created a situation in which one
out of five Americans are unable to buy the medicine, their
doctors prescribe. We say to them, Your days of raising
prices off the charts are over.
Wow, that brings us to something that happened on the Hill
earlier in the week.
I have a version of this too.
Now, let me just tell you what my feeling is on this Martin
Shkreli. And if you didn't see it, it's a great. Now what did
you I clipped two pieces of his testimony?
gallon a clip. One thing I got to clip is a secondary. It's a
secondhand clip came from democracy now where they kind of
describe what was going on. And they had one of our favourite
congressmen ask a specific type of question that his fifth
amendment answer made it funnier. Yeah. But it wasn't any
of the things he said. If you saw some of the longer clips, it
was the faces. Yeah, he made all these faces. He's rolling his
eyes. And he's a snotty looking guy. I mean, I was thinking this
guy was cast.
Oh, I thought he was a sim at first, like, this guy is not
real because he's a hologram.
But I never thought that I always thought he came out of
central casting because he's got, he has like, he has a
snottiness look in the world. He's had a hole. I mean, it's
almost as though he was put into this position. Yes. Just to do
this stuff.
Yes, yes, I agree. And based on uh, you probably have the Wu
Tang thing. I'm sure that's what you got. I don't even have any
Wu Tang, Wu Tang. Let's listen to your clip. And then I've got
to for those New Democracy Now, if you don't know this is Martin
Shkreli Shkreli. This is
the guy and this let's give a little more background. You
should this is the guy who apparently was a hedge fund
manager. So so they say of hedge fund that. Not too many people
are aware of who?
Well, if the wiki Wikipedia page on him is correct, then I'll
keep
the Wikipedia pages which should be referenced. But he bought
some little drug company and then changed the price of a
generic drug from like $1 to like 500 bucks or 750 or
something really high, because nobody else was making this
drug. And so he figured he could gouge the customer. And I
believe
there's only there's only 3000 people who actually use this
drug, I don't think
but it was. It was the whole thing was setup stage
setup. Yes, yes. Yes.
Democracy Now is version two $750. He was questioned Thursday
by members of a House committee including Utah Congress member
Jason Chafetz.
What do you say to that
signal? Pregnant woman who might have AIDS.
She needs Dara Prem in order to
survive. I'd say Obamacare would fix it. But what do you say to
her when?
She has to make that choice? What do you say to her? On the
advice of counsel I invoke my fifth amendment privilege
against self incrimination and respectfully declined to answer
your question.
After refusing to answer any questions Martin treacly to
Twitter directly.
I know directly this British directly he's
strictly knows all those rectly is kinda cool. squarely to
answer your
question. After refusing to answer any questions, Martin
treacly to Twitter writing quote, hard to accept that these
imbeciles represent the people in our government Shkreli is out
on $5 million bail on unrelated charges of cheating hedge fund
investors.
Okay, then I'm glad because I have two clips that may ratchet
up the humour quotient a little bit more. It started off indeed
with Che Fitz at talking to him. Then he handed it over to our
other favourite guy, Gowdy and Gowdy and these people, all
lawyers, all everyone in the room as a lawyer, and squarely
has his lawyer sitting behind him, you know, yapping away in
his ear telling him over and over do not answer any question.
And it's obvious what Gowdy is trying to do. He's trying to get
him to answer one question to then say, Whoa, see, you can
answer. It's like, it's also, Gowdy was just the setup guy.
And let's listen to that.
I intend to follow the advice of my counsel, not yours. That
that is that, by the way, is what pisses off any guy? I'm not
going to follow your I'm not going to follow you. Thank you,
Senator Shut up.
I intend to follow the advice of my counsel, not yours.
I just want to make sure you're getting the right advice. You do
know that not every disclosure can be subject to the Fifth
Amendment, assertion only those that are reasons that you
reasonably believe could be used in a criminal prosecution or
could lead to other evidence
I intended. I intend to use the advice of my counsel, not yours.
If
I understood you correctly, you couldn't wait to come educate
the members of Congress on drug pricing, and this would be a
great opportunity to do it. So do you understand you can waive
your fifth amendment right?
On the advice of counsel, I invoke my fifth amendment
privilege against self incrimination and respectfully
declined to answer your question.
And I listened to his interview. And he didn't have to be prodded
to talk during that interview, he doesn't have to be prodded to
tweet a whole lot or to show us his life on on that little
webcam he's got.
He's really pushing. So
this was a great opportunity, if you want to educate the members
of Congress about drug pricing, or what you called the
fictitious case against you, or we can even talk about the
purchase of is it Wu Tang Clan? Is that the name of the album,
name of the group?
On the advice of counsel, I invoke my fifth amendment
privilege against self incrimination and respectfully
declined to answer your question.
Mr. Chairman, I am I am stunned that a conversation about an
album he purchased could possibly subject him to
incrimination.
Okay, so this is the setup. And the way I see this, it's only
one of two things. One, first, I think the guy is probably very,
very, very smart off the charts smart. This is what I think I
don't know him. And he's sitting there saying, this is such
bullshit. This is such a setup, I'm not going to be played or
and I like that better. He was a setup. He was supposed to be
shown as the guy the horrible, horrible farmer guy, because
there's no senator in his right mind or congressman, who was
going to put the pharmaceutical industry on the stand and say,
You guys are gouging the American public, you were
horrible. No, instead, just like made off or any other small time
loser. They want to put a face up there that we can all hate to
the Big Pharma goes away, and is in the shadows and not accused
of anything. And it was very, very apparent when Cummings did
his little bit for this Shkreli guy. There's all of you could
have had the opportunity. He is now the poster boy of the
horrible pharma industry, which gives everybody a free pass, I
want
to ask you to know I want to plead with you to use any
remaining influence you have over your former company,
depress them to lower the price of these drugs.
Why doesn't he do that for Lipitor or any Merck product?
Or? No, no, we're gonna take a little shithead.
You can look away if you like. But I wish you could see the
faces of people no matter what misreads left says, who cannot
get the drugs that they need. And by the way, it's the
taxpayers. somebody's paying for these drugs.
Well, I thought they couldn't get him Are they paying the
campaign? That's Obamacare coverage. You're full of crap
Cummings,
somebody's paying. It's the taxpayers that end up paying for
some of them. I thought they couldn't get it. And so and
those around constituents, people's lives are at stake
because of the price increases, you impose and the access the
access problems that have been created. You are in a unique
position. You really are, sir. Rightly or wrongly, you've been
viewed as a so called Bad Boy, a farmer. You have a spotlight and
you have a platform. You can use that attention to come clean.
Write your wrongs and to become one of the most effective
patient advocates in the country, and one that can make a
big difference in so many people's lives. I know you're
smiling, but I'm very serious. Sir. patronising the way I see
it, you can go down in history as the poster boy for greedy
drug company executives, which was probably the idea or you can
change the system. Yeah, you, I truly believe. Are you
listening? Yes. Thank you. I truly believe you could become a
force of tremendous good. Of course, you can ignore this if
you like. But I ask that you reflect on it. No, I don't ask
Mr. Israeli I begged that you reflect on it. I
know maybe Cummings was expected to obscure him. You know, this
doesn't make it the guy
thing is, and this guy McGee, you saw the video, of course, of
course, of course mugging is looking up, he's and he's got
that snotty look on his face, because he's just not he cast me
they cast him because he's not a lookout. And he's the kind of
guy that nobody likes on on site. The whole thing is a scam.
It's a complete scam. And I think he's got something to do.
Even though he did get arrested for his hedge fund thing. I
think it's something to do with they just said, Look, you're
gonna play this game for us because you're the snotty room.
And we're gonna you will let this this hedge fund thing go
we're gonna arrest you. But you do for you to get out of this.
You got to get it has to play the game for us. And here's what
the game is. You gotta you have to just do what you're told. And
I think there's a screw up in there. I didn't notice until you
play this clip, which was he said yes. Right. Instead of
saying on advice of my attorney, Baba, no one jumped in. No one
jumped on jumped in. Because like you said, you could easily
it's your leader. When you answer that question. Now you
can answer this question. But so he said yes. To the question.
Are you listening now? Instead of what he said to Gaudi which
everything he asked him was the same answer, which was uninvited
my attorney I cannot answer. Yeah. So that this whole thing
is a scam scam. It's desperate proportions. Yeah, it's a setup
and it's only to make everyone hate this guy for Pharma. Yeah,
he's
a straw man. Yeah. Classic. He'll,
he will go wiggy though.
He's a great guy. I would have I would have picked him. Yeah. If
I was casting for this role. Oh, totally.
And we we'd have him read for the director. One time he'd be
hired. It'd be so easy. This guy you walk
in the room. You want to put hired you Hi. Hey, buddy. You
want to punch him? I want to but we all want to punch? You're,
you're it? You're the guy. You do. Yeah, this is this is
ridiculous. So this could bring buddies all in on it. And it
doesn't do anything it does not know how to do
it puts a face on evil, Big Pharma. And everyone focuses on
him instead of the true the true devil real the real horrible a
holes or horrible people. Which brings us briefly to the Zika
virus. For me, I
get nothing. I'm apt to get done with that.
Yeah, well, I got a I got Sanjay Gupta, who's completely
confused. The hell he's being asked to talk about the Zika
virus he has he first I think he knows that this can't be true.
And he's skirting around it. Besides, we don't really know.
But he's he of course. He's Sanjay Gupta. So he has to come
on CNN, he has to tell everybody how horrible he has to know
exactly what's going on. And I think he's very confused and
doesn't know what the script is himself. Well,
there's some new troubling information on the Zika virus.
Reuters reports Brazil's government Health Institute
found active Zika virus in saliva and urine samples more on
this from Sanjay Gupta, worrying, isn't it?
Well, we knew that this could be in bodily fluids other than
blood that's been shown because it's been sexually transmitted.
So it's not entirely surprising that we're going to find this
and other places as well. The big question and we don't know
the answer to this yet, is can it be spread this way? So the
simple presence of it in saliva doesn't necessarily mean that
it's still have activated enough to go and cause infection
somewhere else. Now,
this thing has been around since 1947. And we don't know any of
this.
Yeah, no, this is another straw man is and we pointed out,
everybody knows that it causes this problem in Brazil only
apparently.
Yeah. And cause infections somewhere else.
This is another ridiculous story. And they've really run in
this one up the flagpole. They just run in the store like
crazy. I don't know how they're gonna back out of it. Find out
the bad guy with a fake virus or have a vaccine or something.
Well, there's
already one company let me see you. I have it here was a
company that already had a vaccine I saw which was kind of
convenient. I'll look it up. There we go.
There's infection somewhere else. They're gonna have to find
out the answer to that.
So the question She needs how infectious is it? Correct? How
will we know that?
Well, this is, you know, some of this is happening real time,
Robin, you know, they've been confirmed in other labs
not read in no world as well. This is only two specimen tissue
specimens.
And as the Brazilian health ministry, you've done a great
job, by the way, but still you want other labs to confirm this,
like you do with any science. So, but my guess is within the
next few days, you'd have you'd have a is this confirmed in
other labs and be? Is it infectious enough?
He's, he's talking out of his buddies. We don't We need other
labs. Other proof. We don't know if it's infectious.
Filling time he gets paid a salary action.
And so then the question is, what precautions do you take
particularly? Gee,
what precaution? Can we stretch, stretch,
stretch, stretch into segments for?
They thought he would have something,
isn't it? It's funny, I think, you know, again, I always try
and lead with the good news part of it, which is that 80% of
people, it's not going to matter still, because it's not going to
cause any illness whatsoever. Just mild illness. But for
pregnant women, yes. I mean, right now, the guidance of for
example, was that if a man the man has gone to one of these
countries where Zika is spreading, you come back home,
if your wife is pregnant, you must practice safe sex for the
duration of the pregnancy. Now, you know, if it's, you know, no
kissing, no sneezing, you know, there's ways to spread that way.
I will tell you, it doesn't appear to be something that can
be spread through the air, okay, as in the case of sneezing, but
perhaps if it's in the mucous membranes, if it's in the
saliva, is that potentially a route? My guess is probably
gonna be a very limited route, but they're gonna have to find
the answer to that.
So So Gupta has his professional hat on, and kind of half into
like, oh shit, I can't this is bullcrap. Is it like the as the
bolus script? Now before we take our break, I have a little piece
of audio. Yeah, audio, which is from video from channel 10, in
Australia. And you'll recall that our one of our producers,
Sarah Harris, became a dame on the previous episode. And there
was something about she said something about the morning
show.
She also said that she didn't get named. Did I forget to name
her? No, I don't think we made a big fuss about that. There are
two women they named Sarah and they both got named. So I sent a
note named and I said, Yeah, you did. And then I haven't heard
back.
Well, I wanted to play a little piece, because she had a new
human resource, Paul. And that was part of what the celebration
was. She's really super famous in Australia, listen to that.
They did a little package about her pregnancy. That Wait, starts
kicking, you know, it's a football event.
That's what it looked like. And that's okay. Right. And I hope I
hope those photos of me like other pregnant women feel better
about their bodies because I'm, I'm kind of fed up with the body
shaming that happens when you're pregnant. And I'm proud of my
body and what it's doing. And on behalf of all of the pregnant
women out there who might be feeling a little bit chubby and
a little bit flabby. On behalf of all of them. I want to say to
the hightest get
big celebration big. She's hard to cute, super cute. Do a lot
of media people, too. And so we have more famous people
listening to our show from Australia. Yeah, yeah. than we
do here.
That's true. So congratulations, and it's nice. It must be so
hard for her she must be sitting there during that morning show.
Go on. Bull crap bull crap. I must be really
moved by Jonah Hill agenda. Imagine all the people who could
do that and oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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affiliates who are running late there you go perfect.
Okay, what do we have? It is Sunday when Oh, we could do a
little tech news if you want to.
Yeah, why the only thing I've got is a long segment and it has
to be moved to Thursday. So I do a shorty then we'll just do a
little a little shorty little shorty technique. I
don't know if we can do a shorty tech news. Let's not call it
tech news. I'll just play this clip. And then we can do a real
full tech news on Thursday. I got a lot of stuff to talk
about on Saturday, hashtag rip Twitter was the number one
trending topic on Twitter. But it had nothing to do with the
site's lagging user growth or stock price and everything to do
with a new look that said to be rolling out in the coming days.
It's Twitch stream switching from its current reverse
chronological order to an algorithmic timeline that will
push more popular content to the top of your feed. According to
BuzzFeed, in essence, making Jack Dorsey's baby look a lot
less like Twitter, and more like Facebook that unleashed a
Twitter tantrum, even a petition on change.org demanding things
stay status quo, savvy users knowing the change may in fact
reflect Dorsey's desire to address that lagging stock price
with one pleading don't give in to shareholders. Yeah,
short Twitter it can you even short the stock anymore? Can it
go any lower?
Yeah, no, it's yeah, no,
no payment? Yes.
A. It still qualifies. Yeah, I think you can go lower like you
can go a lot lower 50 cents, which is probably what's gonna
end up with this is the death
knell for Twitter. This is stupid. It's just to get ads in
that's
all I'm already having this problem with Twitter. They they
started doing this, which because I do it off the web. So
I go to the web twice. And
you have standing to talk about Twitter. You were one of the
first people on Twitter
to use Yes, I was actually one of the top 10 users and and
you're verified so I can't even speak and I'm verified. This is
true. Yeah. So did it stay added this feature which oh, it just
bugs me. What you missed? Oh, yeah,
that's when you log in after a little while. Yeah.
Yeah, it tells you it shows you a bunch of old tweets. If I can
figure out what I missed by by scrolling down I don't want
these things clogging up to because you look at it and it's
like a five hours ago, six hours ago, because you think
something's happening. This is old news. I don't want what I
missed. I want to see what's currently going on who's
tweeting me now now who's tweeted me like days ago, right?
And a lot of it's not even just just dumb. People know how to
use Twitter and they just should be left alone
is going to end it.
And one of these days is shut it down.
Oh, but all of this stuff is gonna end your watch. Yeah,
well, it has to eventually Yeah, the foundation
for for their numbers is not I mean, I think LinkedIn has some
legs because they charge you money to have account as worth
anything well, the LinkedIn
LinkedIn is becoming very problematic there's it's become
kind of a hit up the hot marketing girl website, social
network. People you know, because now that they've turned
kind of social media
posting any of that stuff and so and so wrote about this, I mean,
they have a bunch of articles in there they paying people top
dollar to write articles on Twitter, or on LinkedIn,
probably probably, I don't think so. I think these are like,
native post articles you write for free.
Yeah, but there's a lot of creeping going on now. Well,
they're
moot. You know, nobody wants to see what it is they do best and
just do that. Now. They got a little bit like Facebook's break
everything Facebook, right and everything was Facebook doing
let's do that. This is not helping. If you want to do what
Facebook does just join Facebook. I didn't join Facebook
for a reason. I don't like it.
I'm on there because I it's my beat.
Now you like it? Uh, no, I
don't like it. No, it's really a cesspool. I do not like it. But
he says the same thing. Mimi, does it? Will you live? No, I
don't know. Really. I just keep up with my friends. You know,
please. Mimi is a huge offender. She's always she's always going
like, what's that all about? That's crazy. I'll come on. She
deserves a little love and light. When dad
we had this one dog once. Yeah. This dog we call him Kroeber
named after the father of modern anthropology. And he was some
sort of like a yellow dog. It was like one of these just mixed
breeds had all kinds of looks like an Australian Ridgeback
without the ridge. And he was the smartest dog that we've ever
owned. He was so smart. He could escape from anything. And he
would teach other dogs how to escape to infect the street.
Occasionally he would. Yeah, one time we went to the backyard
there was this big fenced in area where all the dogs were.
And they're all sitting weirdly in different spots or just
sitting up right in different spots where they were covering
up holes. That was like dude watching Star like 13 or
centrally dogs were like, planning and escape.
And you were like Colonel, like Colonel clink, clink and it
was it was because his dog had taught them that and he would he
could escape from anything one time we put up a huge dog Ryan
it was like the wall I think was eight feet high or something
like that. And we set it up to see how fitted together in the
driveway and put the dog in it. And then before we turned around
the dog was standing next to us somehow he got out just
instantly and you couldn't see it. And we dropped him off at
kennels in the kennel guys we say we can't take this dog
anymore. He won't stay in the cage. Once you lock the cage we
have he gets out. So one day for some reason one of the dogs died
when a little bit he dog died. And Mimi it was one of her
favourite dogs buried him and for some reason this dog decided
to dig him up take the head off of the dog and run around with
the head and his mouth thinking this was funny. So rustic it's a
great dog and he was funny dog we had to wrestle the head out
of the dog and give us the head of the dead dog back are
thinking it was a game
wow and this is just one of the many John C Dvorak stories we
hope to have a best of for one day and once we
know one of the best but it's an interesting dog was fascinated
you got good stories
all right you got something to play us out with so we can go
get
actually ran through all my clips except for the bungalow
clip which I want to play on Thursday crappy crappy I don't
think I have anything.
I have one thing this was a guess there's a daily Daily
Beast has a Muslim reporter a journalist that worked for them
and she was very upset about the President's appearance at the
mosque. And you don't often hear that's interesting American
Muslims or Muslim Americans or whatever you want to call them.
You don't often hear them stating you're complaining about
radical Islam or you know what we call it more orthodox Islam.
Well, that's kind of a contradiction terms. And if she
was on MSNBC with Lawrence, Larry Lawrence Lawrence
O'Donnell, her name is Austro I can read it Asra Nomani sir,
I'd like to get your reaction to the President's speech today.
Well, I didn't actually watch the President's speech as it was
happening because I was standing outside on Johnnycake road by
the police security barriers protesting President Obama's
presence at that mosque. While his words are wonderful in
theory, what he doesn't seem to understand is that many of us as
Muslim women try to go into these mosques as places where we
believe we belong. And we are told to go to back doors and to
go through back stairwells into basements and into balconies.
And I'm not speaking only hypothetically, because on
Sunday, I went to that Islamic Society of Baltimore, I walked
through the front door, asked to go to the prayer hall, I was led
to the third floor, where there's this darkened space. It
looks over the beautiful majestic space that you can see
President Obama speaking in all of those people who are there
are allowed entry on this special interfaith day. And
women are unfortunately barred in two out of three mosques in
America, with conditions that are separate and unequal. And on
that Sunday, what I witnessed standing in front of the doors
of the main prayer hall in which President Obama's stood there
today, in spoke, I watched a woman tell the girls to go pray
in the gymnasium in this darkened space below the
basketball hoops, and the boys got to go pray into that
beautiful space in which President Obama stood. And so I
think while his words are wonderful, in principle, what
they don't reflect is the struggle that we are having
within our own faith for the soul of Islam. And
unfortunately, the President Obama has taken sides with a
very hyper conservative interpretation of Islam, that
then targets liberals and mainstream and feminists within
our own faith. And that's the real tragedy to me dying.
Well, she had a point to make, and she made it.
Yeah, she actually went a little further with another 30 seconds
just to wrap it up.
I am an American, because I feel very comfortable in this
country, I feel very safe. But where I do not feel safe is
going into my mosques. We are afraid when we go into our
mosque, we are afraid of walking into the shadows of men who are
going to scold us. And I'll tell you something, Jonathan, if
there was a church that said that blacks had to pray in a
balcony, and there was a president that then went to that
church, and it said that it was another issue that we need to
discuss that was of greater importance, we would all be
disgusted.
That's the first time I've heard that on some mainstream outfit
was one thing that they don't. Yeah, I think that was good.
That was very interesting. We did get a letter from Mohammed
Ahmad, who's one of our dude named Mohammed dude named
Mohammed. Right. I says that he complained about that Obama
comment that we both discussed about the Hadith thing about Do
unto others to get into the to get into paradise. Yes, he says
that Obama was referring to a hadith but seems that he mixed
the term somehow and that goes none of your truly, you're truly
believed none of you none of you truly believes until he loves
for his brother when he loves for himself which is not what
Obama said. No, that's not what he said at all. No, he says this
hadith is classified as a shot I guess it's a shot II shyy which
means it's a sound verifiable meaning it's a real you know a
lot of these studies are like soon to be dreamed up somewhere
along the lines these are the is not the Quran the Hadith are
these when a Mohammed after he became Mohammed he's roaming
around and apparently everything he said was noted by someone and
it became a the rule or a hadith was like oh, he said this that
must meet be important. And that's where all the there's a
bunch of crazy ones. You can look them up on the internet
crazy Hadith. And you'll find all kinds of screwy ones and
like
kind of blunt kind of blows away the whole theory that you might
be Muslim that a lot of mess ups he made on that.
Yes, I agree. It kind of blows the theory that it might be
Muslim. Yeah, well, I didn't actually should ask him whether
or not to he thinks he's Muslim. Or maybe it's just the lakhs
Muslim. I'm Just because you're Muslim doesn't mean you're
this is the worst kind of Muslim. A lot of
Muslims don't care you just like I'm a Muslim so why didn't you
pray five or six times a day? Or how many times didn't five six
or seven? Yeah. No, no, I asked you the point. So I mean that
can be it's possible Yeah.
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No, you know, everybody that used to go on my Super Bowl
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Tonight. You're gonna watch the game here.
Yeah, well, I'm gonna probably speed watch the first three
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