Hello Donald is as flood listened, please. Adam curry,
John C. Dvorak is Thursday May 12 2016 and time once again if
you're getting my nation media assassination episode eight to
four. This is no agenda struggling in the rain stick
shaking aftermath of broadcasting live from the
capital the drone Star state a few region six here in Austin
Tejas in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in the northern Silicon Valley where apparently recyclables are
now a problem. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin books kill.
Yeah,
everything's a problem today, man. You sound muffled talk to
me. I do a little bit. Yeah, you were sounding great in the pre
stream and then all sudden, yeah. Well, you're not looking
into the microphone.
Looking. Yeah, you
got to look into it. Yeah, really? Look at that microphone.
When you look around the inside. It's a little tricky. Yeah, we
picked up at the academy. Give you a little more high end or
something? I
don't know. We used to have the thing out here called the
Columbia School of broadcast. I
am a graduate of the Columbia School of broadcast. No, I'm
sorry, the Connecticut School of broadcasting do that's
different. That's very different. What was the Columbia
School of broadcasting?
I have no idea. Some guy out here who was a big time jock of
some sort. I guess he maybe was a station manager. He decided to
start to school. Yeah. I think. I don't know. This is like in
the 70s I guess.
Right. And are you a graduate?
No, of course not gotten Okay, good. Yeah, man. So I went to I
went to K. Foothill College for one semester, two semesters, and
took two semesters of broadcasting in school and we
had a live station. So you know, it was?
Was it like a 1010? While like a 10 watt FM station or something?
Yeah, it was something like that by maybe more than 10 Watts, it
was enough that you could hear it. It had pretty good has it?
Well, of course was sitting right on the water. So that's
pretty good range. Yeah.
But how about what was the boy that was FM? Yeah. And what did
you use John's? AC? What? A FJC. Right. And did you use your your
John C. Dvorak handle as your DJ name?
The you know, I didn't I didn't get a very few guys got to do a
rock show.
I didn't ask that. You could have been Hey, everybody is JC D
in the morning. And now some Dave Brubeck did the Italy Italy
it was not I don't think it was the preferred style at the time.
It's never really been a preferred style. It's just one
station. So I think we're expected to talk
like this. And now iron butterfly. Saw I'd be in its
entirety with no interruptions with DJ Johnny see.
I did two radio plays. Oh, classic stuff.
Yeah. Okay, but I wrote the plays. And do you have the
recordings? I'm still that'd be perfect. You
know, one of the recordings is maybe in the cellar somewhere.
The other one is last to bed.
Hey, let me start right off with a local report John with a
little bit more information because after our show on
Sunday, I did a really deep dive. Of course, I've been out
of the country. So I hadn't had an opportunity to do that for
Sunday, which would have been more appropriate. But just
following up on a big local news story in Austin Tejas
$9 million ad campaign could not sway Austin voters, they shut
down prop one yesterday by more than 10 points. 12 points to be
exact, forcing ride sharing companies to get fingerprint
background checks. Uber and Lyft. Both say they will now
stop operations as of tomorrow morning in Austin. Now Uber says
they'll keep operating in Austin suburbs but not come into the
city that would rule out rides to the airport because that is
within the city limits. Okay.
So it didn't take me very long to get to the absolute bottom of
this. And no surprise it is of course, we already knew it
wasn't about fingerprinting. This has been debunked, but
there's your local news doing their job of reading the press
release for the city. This dispute has been ongoing. It
happened in New York, it happened in San Antonio, it is
happening now. It happened before in Houston is happening
again in Houston. And it's it's a provision in the ordinance
that Uber gave into in Houston is now trying to renegotiate
that a year later. They did a deal they wanted to with New
York, because what the city of Austin was requesting. That was
the grievance for Uber and Lyft was all of their ride data. This
is this is what the problem was in in Houston. They use Uber I'm
talking about goober now wanting to be in in that market so
badly. They said okay, for a year, we're gonna give you all
our data. And now they're even negotiating because they have
sold that data to New York City. And the city says, you know, our
city here in Austin says yeah, we
stopped backup Houston sold the data to New York.
No, no, Uber sold their data to New York. That was that's the
kind of deals they want to do. And they've sold their data to
Visa and MasterCard, this is what they really are. This is
not about transportation, I don't think they could give a
crap about the transportation angle. It's about their data,
which you have any idea what Uber knows about me? Me. Yeah.
And they wanted to give that to the city and the city, you know,
fairly, they say, well, we would love to have this data. Because
you know, we have traffic problems. And you have such
great data about traffic flows and people flows, individuals
and groups of people, which of course, you can buy the data
from visa and American Express. And you can see exactly what
kind of person is driving is a passenger in the car. Austin did
not want to pay for that. That is what it's about. And I as I
was going through this, researching Causton has hired
City, Boston hired 23 data scientists in the past year. So
they were ready, they were ready to grab all that data. Uber just
wants to sell it. But
it sounds again, like this. Data is the solution to everything.
Yeah. Which is why Amazon keeps advertising products to me,
which I just
bought. Right. So they're probably the top Data Miner.
Yeah,
they're supposed to be good at it. Yeah. So it's built on
somewhat of a false premise. But I understand Uber and Lyft. Not
wanting to just give that to the city. That was the provision,
they had to give that data to the city. And that's what they
said, No, we're not going to do it. No one has reported on this.
They haven't even reported on the 1% of gross fees, which they
whichever they're required to pay under the regulation. It's
just astounding, astounding, that the city of Austin can't
even not one person. I got into two Ubers. Of course, you know,
we did our last Uber rides. Sunday night going out to
dinner, which needs to be discussed. Oh, yeah. And I'm
talking to both the drivers like, oh, yeah, it's all about
the data they knew exactly. And this is where I learned about
San Antonio, where they did this with the other argument about
the data, they did not want to share their data. And I
understand that that truly is the business of these rides,
let's call them rideshare companies, I like to call them
to depression job apps.
I don't know if it's the entire business. But I will say it's
definitely a profit center. I think
it's if you look at statements from 2013 2014 Uber about their
data, they were they were building up their valuation.
Because of the vet with the value of the perceived value of
the data they have on drivers and riders alike. That's what
that 40 billion valuation was about. They still had, they're
not making money. That's as far as I know, they're losing money.
To what's supposed to go on with this data. All right, before you
answer that, it will say something I was at an event some
years back when the CEO of American Express was talking
about something. And he said, and he that's when he discussed
which we've talked about on the show. We've actually talked
about this whole thing on the show. But we talked about on the
show where That's where American Express comes up all these
algorithms that will for example, I'll say it again, I
think we said it a number of years ago, if you go to if you
go to a gas station, and get two tanks of gas, one after the
other like you bring somebody with you, and then you fill your
tank, put the thing back, fill up somebody else's tank, but put
the thing back, then you go to a shoe store. Buy some Nikes
grown, it's hard gets blocked. Its blocked immediately.
Yeah, it's two tanks of gas and Nikes that
don't do it. And we've had people that on this day, listen
to this show, do that experiment. And they found it
the guard had killed Yeah.
But I wonder if it also
Yeah, well, that'd be finished to the guy who is American
Express CEO comes out he says, we have so much data on people
we don't use it against them. But we could we can profile
anybody. That's a card user we could tell you who they're
having affairs with everything.
Yeah. So you marry that with the with the movement of these car
donors. Now you're talking now you're really talking
Well, this guy's trouble. Yeah, yeah.
So but I was listening to some of the tech horny news shows
over the weekend. Then of course this was discussed by everybody
but it really was more about whole fingerprinting and no one
has done and it's it's so it's not that hard to tell. You got
to think that the local burn press in Austin is all in or
just stupid. Or just reading press releases. Lazy is the word
lazy. Well, yeah, lazy but it's it's institutionalized. The
laziness
is like what The point so I find out a little bit more and maybe
not worth the trouble. Hey, you want to go get a beer? Yeah,
you're right. Okay. Well in the same vein, let's listen to this
clip Twitter on the CIA,
who always good.
The social media platform Twitter has reportedly bored US
intelligence agencies from using a service that analyzes all of
its user posts. The Wall Street Journal reports Twitter can have
access to data miner company that mines Twitter feeds for
information because it was concerned about the quote,
optics of appearing too close to US spy agencies.
Optics,
optics,
optics, I'll tell you about optics. Here's some optics. How
about the Facebook optics. Now we of course heard about this
story about Facebook being accused of manipulating their
trending feed and maybe other news feeds da da. I've been
vocal since when is this a big deal. Here's the an overview of
the the network's reporting on this and their little montage
censored
by Facebook, the popular social network being accused of
routinely suppressing conservative stories from this
trending feed
this troubling accusation leveled against Facebook. It's
getting a lot of attention this morning, a former worker is
claiming its censored politically conservative content
from its popular trending news sidebar backlash bring
against Facebook, social media, accused of keeping conservative
news stories off its
trending list.
Facebook workers intentionally suppressed conservative news
stories from that list.
Facebook this morning is defending itself against
accusations of political bias. An article posted Monday on the
tech news site. Gizmodo said Facebook workers suppressed
conservative leaning news stories in its trending section.
Now I'll tell you why these news organizations and news networks
are reporting this with such shock and horror. It's not
because of the manipulation. It's because that's their job.
They're looking around going hold on a second, we're the
gatekeepers. Who are these Bucha bronies. That's what's going on
Cha in network,
they finally woken up to the fact that Twitter and Facebook
seem to be a source of news. Oh, not just that they've taken old
television shows source of
news is easy, but being the gatekeeper of news. Now that's
what they're that is their true trick. And then the aghast How
can this be this is our job. In fact, they had some editor from
Gizmodo nice, nice shot there for this guy and for Gizmodo on
the CBS. CBS this morning with Charlie in Oprah's gal, Gayle.
Gayle. You want to hear this to hear what he had to say on this.
And Nora. Nora. Yeah, you want to hear?
Yeah, of course.
So this started with the leaked document that was sent to
Gizmodo unsolicited? And, and with that story, that document
from a leaked document from a Facebook employee revealing an
issue at the Menlo Park office
and keep in mind producers listening to this, that people
in your environment are using these systems and are hearing
this for the first time this but to us this is very normal, not
new, like okay, fine has been going on for for 100 years in
print more than that forever, maybe. But oh boy, that's really
happened to face.
It was about a Black Lives Matter. Note being scratched out
on there's a famous signature wall and being replaced with all
lives matters. So Mark Zuckerberg issued a statement
privately in an internal document that was leaked to
Gizmodo to that
part, I didn't know I didn't hear about the whole ramp up to
this. That there was something that there was some change made
internally. Changing someone who put black lives matter, all
lives matter back to black lives matter
when we publish that story, embolden some Facebook employees
to step forward and say, Well, you think that's good, we have
more information. And every time that we've published a story in
the past two months, and more employees have come forward with
more revealing information in the most recent case, we found
that Facebook is sort of misleading the public about its
trending news column. How
How How could that be possible? I don't understand how how can
this this can be this is not
misleading the public by saying that an algorithm is sorting
what people and all logarithm on Oh good. No
algorithm is algorithm Oh, good rhythm
algorithm,
I think an algorithm
to back it up and say when I started he said Alderman
trending news column. How? So it's misleading the public by
saying that an algorithm algorithm
Wow. That's I've never heard over them. Oh, you want to say
something else?
The algorithm but he said
it's misleading the public by saying that an algorithm is
sorting all a driller able to see but what we've found is that
a select group of about 20 journalists, young 20 Somethings
often Ivy League educated or from private East Coast schools
are the hits are the ones that are sorting through the newsfeed
and determining what is what people are able to see and more
importantly, what they're not able to see.
I thought that was interesting that you pointed out that they
were from Ivy League school trying to imply well, they're
douchebags think
that there's a selection bias with these editors. Right. So
the current season New York Times editors, certainly not
people from the Chicago Tribune.
Okay, it's not they're not official journalist, John C.
That from Ivy League school
douchebags from Ivy League school who of course are Oh, no,
we hate the Hell yeah,
these are contractors, in a lot of cases. They're low paid
workers that don't get the same benefits as Facebook employees.
And, you know, I think that we just tried to report
the I'm not sure why he said that what that had to do with
the not being full time employees at busy. I don't know,
he's not I don't know if he's implying something. But it's an
interesting point
information. Is we rambling? Yeah, he's rambling animation as
we saw it. So. So in this case, we saw that oh, so primarily,
he gave an example of any explained the process of how
this works, which I think is just interesting. I haven't
heard this many other places a
particular story that they blacklisted.
Well, so the CPAC conference, for instance, you know, as that
was going on, that was not allowed to trend in, in
Facebook's trending news feed. In another instance, you're
allowed means not allowed means. So every single topic that is
shown in the trending news feed needs to be activated by one of
these curators. So they say, Yes, this is okay. This is a
news event. And we'll allow it to trend. The problem is and so
when they do that, they write a summary of the news event, a
headline and find some corresponding stories. Pretty
much journalism. The problem is that there's such an emphasis on
numbers among these curators that they often choose easier
stories like Kim Kardashian posting an Instagram photo,
that's a lot easier to Somerton, something as nuanced as Ferguson
protests or, you know, the Darren Wilson case or something
along those
lines. Not wondering why Michael, why would they want to
censor it? You know,
I don't think that this was an intentional, I don't think it
was an intentional by play here. I think this is just a system
that they've placed that allows people to inflate news basically
using something called an injection tool to force them to
injection tool. It's an inject. Hey, John, John, I can see your
whole business I can see everywhere. I can see Ryan's
Priebus at this very moment going. We need an injection
tool. We need an injection tool. You know what? There's someone
out there who's gonna sell it to him, whatever it is, here's your
injection tool with an injection tool dashboard using something
called an injection tool to force news into the trending
topics and also suppress news so they can also blacklist news.
And so you know, I think when we discovered that they were both
inflating, artificially inflating, and also the pricing
news deflating. That calls into question the
unsleeping.
Is it conflating or deflating?
No, I think these ladies fine kind of I don't even know what
conflating means. I'd have to look it up.
I mean, when he says injection tool, isn't that just an awk? Or
said script doesn't seem like a big deal?
Legitimate? entirely right? aren't exactly trending topics.
They're being selected by an editorial board.
Okay. Data Surprise, surprise people. Do.
You know that pushing an agenda?
Yeah, of course. And there was a survey for F eight internal
survey. And one of the questions was should we didn't know what
is Facebook's responsibility towards stopping Donald Trump.
bad optics people bad optics, but I don't think it will make
any difference.
I don't think it will either effect I think it'll make it
worse. Every time one of these stories crops up and gets spread
around like wildfire amongst obsip Trump supporters now they
they start to dig in and start pushing this you know this, the
story say look what these guys are doing trying to screw us.
Meanwhile, that story neatly obfuscates another story which
should have been getting a lot more traction. It got definitely
got some but I you know, you're not hearing people. They don't
understand what's going on. This is the the missing three and a
half minutes from an archival footage of Victoria Nuland lying
even better, it was actually Jen Psaki lying about Victoria
Nuland, who lied that she said when when she said that the US
had not had any secret negotiations with Iran before
the February deal. And it turns out as we now know that there
were secret negotiations going back to 2011. And if You look at
that videotape of that one particular State Department
brick news briefing, which they do daily, all of a sudden,
there's a white flash when that question comes up, and then you
know, which we see a lot in. It's kind of a standard video
editing tricks certainly propagated on the web, if you
can't really get out easily if you don't have another shot to
cover the edit. You just do a white flash at blind them. Yeah.
And this is exactly what happened only a few weeks ago,
when false Holanda was meeting with President Obama and he said
Islamic terrorism and that was the audio was cut out. Just cut,
they just cut the audio with all kinds of lumps and clicks. And
this is, of course, was intentional, that I mean, white
flash does not happen. There's an I've never seen a video
anomaly. I've been around video a long time, both analog and
digital and digital brand. What's where's my mind at and
digital. And you just don't do that just doesn't happen. You
can get all kinds of artifacts, but you're not going to get a
full on white flash. So this came up in the State Department.
Matt asked the question. I'm a little disappointed by that.
Because there's too obvious points in here where he should
have just said what are you saying What are you talking
about? As this came up and the stand in for Kirby today was
Elizabeth Kennedy Trudeau. Now, didn't we look into her? And
isn't she is she either related to the Kennedys and Justin
Trudeau or both?
I don't know. I don't remember. She doesn't
have a Wikipedia page. That's crap. I forgot the book of
knowledge. Man. Well listen to her trying to get through Matt's
question. And then if you're interested, I have of course,
the missing video, audio of the missing video tape the three
minutes that were edited out, here's Matt, our favorite AP
reporter
this report that the video of briefing from a couple years
back with Jen Psaki was edited to remove questions and her
answers about when the Iran negotiations began. What oh,
what's going on? Yeah, so
So we saw that report. We actually spoke to Fox about this
yesterday. So thanks for that question. Thanks
for that question. I backup backup because I got ahead of
myself.
The this is a daily press briefing from 2013. The
transcript of that daily press briefing, and video was always
available transcript was on state.gov.
This is exactly what they said about the previous time this
happened. Oh, but the transcript was there. But you know, just
the video just got messed up. Sorry, what's
available on other sites, there was a glitch in the State
Department video. Fox flagged it for us, we actually replaced it
with a video from dividends which
now when you are a reporter, and someone says this happened
because of a glitch. And you're actually in the televised news
business. I would say you have to say what do you mean?
No, he's not in the televised news business.
Well, yeah, he's in the written news business. You're right.
He's just being televised. While he did. He did ask
a question. The military repository where a lot of news
media gets its video, the whole video was there. And we also
annotated it on our YouTube channel.
Yeah, but that glitch? Just seems awfully strange and
coincidental
twist. Okay. Matt Lee, Matthew Lee, Matthew Lee. It is no
longer acceptable as a journalist, to even consider the
word glitch and explanation for anything. If you cannot drill
down at least one layer deeper and say, do you mean a an error?
A software bug? A hard drive, crash? Anything but glitch? Why
why do reporters even good ones like Matt, Matt Lee. Just accept
that, even though he's saying well, it's coincidental, but
he's not. He didn't even ask what the glitch is. And it gets
worse with this one
up, though. And the video existed on another other
channels. I can't speak to we're looking
on the state.gov website and going to try to watch that part
of the briefing. It wouldn't have been there.
So the briefing was there. As I said, the full transcript was
there minutes were like miss it now and so we have subbed it
out.
But can you Has anyone looking into we are
we're looking into it genuinely, we think
genuinely, wow. When you're lying, that's the thing to do.
Genuinely were. Isn't that kind of a tell John when someone does
something like that.
Do you think that there's this has anything to do with the
Hillary Clinton rumored playing Yes.
Thank you. That was gonna be my punch line. But yes, of course,
this is very important. And she says, Well, the
frog the punch line. That's okay.
That's okay. We're looking into it genuinely, we think it was a
glitch.
I mean, other other.
We're looking into a genuinely we think it was a glitch. I'm
sorry, in what universe does does a journalist not question
glitch? We even looked at the definition of glitch something
as book of knowledge, definition of glitch.
The term glitch means a fault or defect in a computer program
system or machine. Okay. No, it doesn't? No, of course not.
That's a bad definition.
Remember, this is a computer telling you what it is. I mean,
other other lie videos that are
not sharing knowledge at all. But you know, it's what we're
taking a look at is processed, you know, it looks we're unaware
of. And as soon as we found out about it, we made sure it was
home.
Is there any indication that you've heard since you've since
this was brought to your attention? I guess yesterday?
Yeah. Have you discovered that that was altered at all?
It's not to my knowledge, and there was a missing portion of
it. We pulled it from another online source that
meaning they didn't have the originals anymore. I'm
trying to figure out how exactly the portion
I you know, added something we're looking into videos that
we've changed our procedures. And this is so technical, and
forgive me for this. We've changed
Okay, right there. We've changed our procedures. And this is so
technical, please forgive me. But she does this. He goes on to
explain absolutely nothing. But they have a backstory. And I
don't know if they change the procedures after this glitch
took place or if the change of procedures was a reason for it.
It sounds to me like, hey, next time we tell you to rip
something out of the video, don't use a white flash you
dick. Because that's what happened. I can see it
happening. Like it comes down. Here. We got a call from state
we got to edit one of those videos. Okay, what do we do?
Well talk to the guys down at editing. Okay, guys, we need to
pull out a piece. Okay, what should we do? All right, cool.
Got it.
Somebody got fired? Sure. Procedures. And this is so
technical. So technical.
No, it's not. It's not technical. I can figure it out.
Su lady for saying that. Forgive
me for this. We've changed our procedures on that. But we are
taking a look at it. differently. Yeah,
we're never gonna do a whiteflash Edit ever again. And
we'll change we should probably get rid of the transcripts to
procedures on that. But we are taking a look at it. You know,
certainly, you know, transparency and getting
information to you guys, not only here in the briefing room,
but on the web and searchable is a priority. Oh, it's
a priority. It's a priority. We can't always do at least
a white flash with a camera falling over and then being up.
No, with a Goetze. Just right in the middle. Goetze right in the
middle. Do you want to hear the minutes that were lost? Yes, I
would I think I think everyone was this
something that only the No. Where'd you get it? Well, as she
said, David's that's the military, the military archive
and there was a full copy on and now there's other copies
floating around. Now of course, a lot
of secondary why didn't they just use that copy to replace
the That's what
she said? She said they got they got a copy and then replace it
or put the piece in or probably replace play the piece. Alright,
so important to say this is James rose. And this is the guy
who was arrested. Wasn't he arrested for being a spy from
Fox News?
Don't remember this either. Oh, he was indicted.
Yeah. For espionage. And he was talking to some guys, right
that guy? Yeah. Yeah, I think I think so.
Maybe a coincidence. I don't know. He's from Fox News. And so
here he is
asking Jen. Was he from the New York Times originally?
I thought he was always Fox News. No.
New York talks. Can you hold on a second this?
Let's get started the show. Okay, well, if we have to let me
talk to the engine room again. Stop the show everybody. We have
a quick little dispute on the floor. We want to get talent
happy before we proceed stopping the show. Stop. Stop. Good.
Takes longer every time to stop the show. I could just ask the
book of knowledge if you want to know something. Yeah. Well, you
should do that to knowledge. Wikipedia. James Rosen.
James Rosen is an American journalist and television
correspondent. He currently works as a Washington DC
correspondent for the Fox News Channel. Tell me if you'd like
me to read more.
Read more. Read more.
James Rosen is an American journalist and television.
Breaking over
she's gonna be I leave for 12 days she gets all bitchy on me.
I don't know what's going on with that. All right, did you
figure it out?
We'll deal with it later. It's not important. Okay.
So I've now with that in mind with the the possibility of a
Hillary Clinton plane crash that she was involved in,
killed one of her staffers keep that in mind. On the sixth of
February in this room, I had a very brief exchange with your
predecessor.
This is from 2013. This tape Victoria Nuland,
about Iran. And with your indulgence, I will read it in
its entirety for the purposes of the record, and so you can
respond to it. Rosen, there have been reports that intermittently
and outside of the formal P five plus one mechanisms, the Obama
administration or members of it have conducted direct secret
bilateral talks with Iran. Is that true or false? Newland, we
have made clear as the vice president did at Munich that in
the context of the larger P five plus one framework, we would be
prepared to talk to Iran bilaterally. But with regard to
the kind of thing that you're talking about on a government to
government level? No. That's the entirety of the exchange. As we
now know, senior State Department officials had in fact
been conducting direct secret bilateral talks with senior
officials of the Iranian government in Oman, perhaps
dating back to 2011 by that point. So the question today is
a simple one. When the briefer was asked about those talks, and
flatly denied them from the podium, that was untrue,
correct.
I like his, like his phraseology. That wrote that is
untrue, correct.
I mean, James, I think you're talking about a February
briefing. So 10 months ago? Oh, my gosh, I don't think we've
outlined or confirmed contacts or specifics beyond a March
meeting. I'm not going to confirm others beyond that at
this point. So I don't know that
by the accuracy of what Ms. Nuland told me that there had
been no government to government context, no secret direct
bilateral talks with Iran. as of the date of that briefing,
February 6, do you stand by the accuracy of the
jams? I have no new information for you today on the timing of
when there were any discussions with any Iranian officials?
Let me try one last one. Is it the policy?
Sure, you know, I'm not gonna say anything, but you can ask
all you want
with any Iranian officials?
Let me try one last one. And I appreciate your indulgence, or
is it the policy of the state department where the
preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations are
concerned is concerned to lie in order to achieve that goal?
I don't see what's so damning about all this at the moment.
James, I think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in
order to progress. This is a good example of that. Obviously,
we have made clear and laid out a number of details in recent
weeks about discussions and about bile a bilateral channel
that fit into the P five plus one negotiations. We've answered
questions on it. We've confirmed details. We're happy to continue
to do that. But clearly this was an important component, leading
up to the agreement that was reached a week ago,
since you standing at that podium last week did confirm
that there were such talks, at least as far back as March of
this year. I don't see what would prohibit you what would
prohibit you from addressing directly this question. I do.
Were there secret direct bilateral talks between the
United States and Iranian officials. In 2011.
I don't have anything more for you today. We've long had a ways
to speak with the Iranians through a range of channels,
some of which you talked a channel. You mentioned, Ensign
open a channel, but I don't have any other specifics for you
today,
the Los Angeles Times and politico have reported that
those talks were held as far back as 2011. Were those reports
inaccurate?
I'm not sure which reports you're talking about. You're
talking about visits that the Secretary and others made to
Oman, or are you talking about other reports,
talking about US officials meeting directly and secretly
with Iranian officials in Oman, as far back as 2011. The Los
Angeles Times and political have reported those meetings for
those reports inaccurate,
I have nothing more for you on it. So that had to be removed.
And there's only one reason in my mind why that needs to be
removed now. And that is an obvious link between Hillary
Clinton's health and something that happened probably in Oman
when it comes to an aviation incident that she was in.
There must be some way of getting some records of the
plane crash because you just plane crashes are always like
reported reinvestigated, you just don't have a plane crash
and then it just disappears off the face of the earth
and I think when it comes to military, you know, they can do
anything they want.
Yeah, but this is State Department. It's not like a
military plane.
Well, if anyone knows anything, they will talk to us but it
seems to me 2011 crash in Oman, which would have had at least
one casualty, it may have been an incursion on the runway. I
mean, this is this is why we have no idea but otherwise, why
else is not that damning? Like a whoop dee doo. But the Secretary
at the time was of course Hillary Clinton,
and she'd be the one because she loves traveling Yeah, backup
those miles racking up miles she's the one be floating around
being a big shot. And then she gets into this wreck and God
don't let this information get out. Now it's a cover up,
which is which is what always fails.
Well, we're gonna put guys onto it. This guy's irked anyway. And
that's it. They were a Dave White House was on James Rosen
their story after story about them spying on him in 2009.
Yeah, I think there was something between him and
Clinton and I hit and he was I think he's the one who
discovered the missing three minutes.
Possible. Possible. Yeah, I was just thinking maybe I should
have done this. I don't know why I didn't. But maybe there'll be
something on one of the flyer talk forums about this. Let me
just say real quick. Oman, and 2011 See, because these guys
report on everything. Search, okay. One result really one
result? Oh, no result. All right. The work needs to be
done. But we have enough people who are around in positions of
being able to know this. And it was it was probably reported as
you know, some military plane something else but if we can at
least pinpoint a 2011 incursion in Oman, then we're a step
further so producers get on your ball on your ball
another scandal brown Hillary.
Yeah. Well, that is kind of coming down to to a close. Now,
the if you've if you've been watching any mainstream news
media, you've seen the Hey Hillary's calling it a security
audit. What's it what's the what's she calling a secure
Security Security Review? James Comey coming out and saying,
Well, no, this is not what are you talking about? I don't
understand any of this is not a review. In fact, here we have
Fox News reporting on this.
Well, here's the thing. The FBI Director James Comey today said
this to a pen and pad with reporters not on camera. But on
the record, quote, I don't know what that means. We're
conducting an investigation. That's the Bureau's business.
That's what we do. I'm not familiar with the term security
inquiry inquiry went on to say we're security review. So
basically, whatever Hillary Clinton calls it, it's still an
investigation.
Yes. And it's not complete. And this is one of the reasons
Bernie Sanders is still in the race. So long as Clinton has
this hangover. He wants to make sure the Democratic voters have
an alternative. I think the FBI is getting very frustrated, I
think they are under some political pressure here to wrap
things up quickly, and to leave her alone. And I think as as our
as our colleague, Judge Mahatama was saying earlier today, you
have to remember the same group that investigated David Petraeus
is investigating Hillary Clinton, and a lot of them think
Clinton did things that are probably a lot more serious than
Petraeus ever did. And they're looking at the punishment that
he faced, I think, I think they're frustrated.
So you mentioned Judge Napolitano there who I like a
lot. I think we live on the show. We like him in general for
his analysis, because it's always pretty broad out there,
of what possibly could happen. Here. Let me see before we play
that there's another Quick, quick 10 seconds here about
something that apparently happened during some of these
depositions with some of the actors involved.
I mean, it's like people making light of what his team of
professionals are doing whatever comes out of this investigation.
He's annoyed and Cheryl Mills walked out not to look good.
That's it. So just a security review. Why walking out?
Did you know about this? Yeah. So she walked out. That's
talking about OpSec
she's been in our conversation on and off for a while. Oh,
yeah.
Yeah, we thought when the guy was going to be the fall guy,
but now it turns out maybe Sure, but for her to walk out and
watch at least that's someone leaked that in
Haddish. With this questioning,
I'm out. Listen to the peloton of the judgement peloton have
really takes it all the way home.
It's a it's something that causes it closer and closer to a
perfect storm for Mrs. Clinton. There's a lot of moving parts
Last week her five closest aides were interviewed by the
Department of Justice. And the FBI. One of them reportedly
said, I don't remember I don't remember. I don't remember red
flag to the FBI. Next week Mrs. Clinton will be interviewed by
the FBI even though she told all kinds of reporters over the
weekend. I've never heard from them. Of course she never heard
from her lawyer has heard for next week her closest aides will
be giving a deposition and an examination under oath outside
of the courtroom on the whereabouts of emails. Now we
find out tonight that the most significant of her staffers, the
guy she paid $5,000 to to commit a felony to migrate her secret
emails from a government server to a non secure personal server,
her IT specialist, they can't find his emails. And at the same
time, we learned this a debate going on in the Kremlin, between
the foreign ministry and the intelligence services about
whether or not they should release the 20,000 of Mrs.
Clinton's emails that they have hacked into and received and
stored. All of this is happening at once.
Hello, Donald is as flood listened. Listen, I just tell
them I have all the emails. They hack them. It's funny. It's
funny. We doubt them. We released them. What do you think
Donald? I can see it beautiful. Yeah, I diverse Donald, I
respect you.
I can I can, I guess see those two guys becoming great friends.
And George Bush became buddies with
hands across the border people. That's fantastic. I love this.
This is very, very funny. Then all of a sudden out on the talk
show circuit on the sea Shut up on a couple of places. CNN, I
think CNN. I have maybe missing that one. But I do have Sidney
Blumenthal. A is intimately involved in this and we know
from a lot of his emails, some of the more confidential ones
that he would be sending advice to Hillary Clinton. There were
documents that went back and forth, mainly as it pertains to
Libya. And Blumenthal was a I guess he's a lobbyist. I see
officially like, maybe consultant. I don't think he's a
registered lobbyist. But what what the implication
is used to talk to the FBI.
Well, that's not exactly that's not exactly what he says. He
says he Well, I have a clip. But first when you're CNBC, I love
these guys in the morning crew over there. They nailed on
CNBC, MSNBC,
CNBC. So Joe, what's his name? The lead guy in the morning,
just named John good. You when you hear him, you'll know I
nailed the guy right. In the beginning. That was the FBI
about the emails?
Well, as I've said, I can't comment on an ongoing
investigation, or at least you
caught it investigation. So you're off the reservation
there. It's not just a what's it called a security review. I
think as Comey yesterday said, I don't know what that is. There's
the word investigators in FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation.
This is an investigation. So we clear that up
around a row. Now, the implication is that as he was as
he was working with a full time job for the Clinton Foundation,
he would be sending Hillary Clinton emails with Intel,
saying, hey, you know, beautiful actually, Gadhafi is going to
use all his gold to create the gold dinar. And this is
something that Hillary Clinton then passed around and so we got
to do something about this. We got to talk and really what was
happening is the French were afraid of this at the time. That
was Sarkozy. And he had an election coming up until I
really wanted to start bombing Libya. He had a bad background,
you know, like bad optics with with Gaddafi. Of course,
everyone's been in the photograph with Gaddafi at the
tent everybody cloned in the Tony Blair. Every But Trump
didn't Trump have Gaddafi pitch his tent in his backyard.
Was it Qaddafi who pitched the tent? Yeah, I'm
pretty sure. Pretty sure to be could be
adaptable yet all this extra properties that you can set up
shop here because apparently Qaddafi needed to be in a tent.
Eric Muammar
Gaddafi his tent finds home on Donald Trump's estate September
22 22,009. Yeah. And there's pictures. Let me handle those
hot bodyguards. All the hot the hot nurse. They were not nurses.
Not enough. They were dressed in uniforms.
I thought there was Oh, that's right. That's right. I thought
he had some hot nurses too. But that may have been somebody else
his his bodyguards? I don't know.
Yeah, the hot bodyguards. Yeah,
let's see. I can look at those pictures again. Yeah, all those
women. Very nice. Okay. So everybody had bad optics there.
But the implication is, look if you abuse and something needs to
happen and live via then hey, Hillary, here's what's going on
Libya, and then you get a big donation from the Clinton
Foundation, which according to the the morning team here g
of SAP, how silly it's in foundation don't show the other
way around.
No, from there'll be a donation in this case, maybe from France
or a French NGO, something the into the Clinton Foundation,
yes. From mistake into the Clinton Foundation. And that
would then of course, be the incentive to, to change or to
adjust or to implement new policy here. Yes. So
you couldn't really join the State Department. And I don't
know whether that was just because of bad blood between you
and the Obama administration or whatever it was, but then you're
representing some clients in Libya, but still able to
influence the Secretary of State and on the payroll of the
Clinton Foundation? Is that all aboveboard? I mean, it doesn't
look bad, or is it actually is or something there that it's
unethical,
nicer, asking actual questions, don't you think?
stunned? Well,
that's not really an accurate. Okay. I don't know what
happened. But okay. Let me just say that I testified before the
Benghazi committee. I answered all
their questions. They said it was It wasn't televised, but
they said it was a very cordial
tie test by for nine and a half hours. I wanted it to be public.
Second, I came out, I said I wanted it to be public. On the
question of so called clients. I had no contracts with anybody I
didn't invest in any buddy, I No one made a nickel. No one spent
a penny. So and I had a real job at the Clinton Foundation
working on educational projects. That was a separate matter. All
these were. We think all these were acquired by Libya. Now,
but should we think that at that time, maybe there was ever
influence in in State Department affairs that were influenced by
donations to the Clinton Foundation? I don't know whether
we've totally vetted whether that's it certainly has the aura
of perhaps or something untoward? Whatever. Only certain
people think that's correct. You
know, the way this works, is that you Yeah, you don't get
paid by them. The reason for that is because if somebody
asked you directly that you're being paid by the Libyans to say
these things, you say, No, I'm not getting paid a nickel right
after the whole thing is over. It's always agreed upon that,
then you can bill them for it after the fact. Yes, it's very
common to do that. But it
is well known and well published that Blumenthal was a consultant
to Libyan interests, previous to this. So yeah, of course, the
payment and everything can come later. And if we you know, that
they know how to back themselves up. He does say something at the
end. That's, there's something comes up at the very end here.
I think there's a report show that there were not donations to
the Clinton Foundation that had any influence on State
Department policy.
Reports, I don't think anyone's actually looked at that
correlation deeply, you
know, about the Benghazi committee diverged for the
release of my transcript. I've always heard for it. So I wanted
to be completely public. How would
we know that donations wouldn't affect policy?
Yes. Now you're talking how would we know? Of course, Wrong
question. How can you prove a negative? I mean,
how would you know? Yeah. Well, I think that there have been
some examples that have been reported and in the times, and
they have been debunked
in the rain.
Or you or the Clintons at all concerned about this, this film
that that's coming out, I think, in the next several days from
Ken, a documentary about the Clintons and the money. I don't
know anyway. Yes, he
says, I don't know anything about that. There's I don't know
anything about it witnessed the trailer for Clinton cash.
Greetings from Washington. I want to thank all of you for
your work to root out corruption that weakens economic
development feeds black markets and organized crime and
undermines the promise of democracy.
I believe in the oldest adage in American politics, which is
follow the money.
A new report today claims that the Clinton Foundation gives
about 10% of its money that it raises to
actual charities. Enormous amounts of money have flowed to
the Clintons, from foreign governments, foreign finance,
ears and businesses.
The Clinton Foundation dropping his self imposed ban on
collecting funds from foreign governments and entities.
You have a foreign corporation or a foreign government that
wants something from the State Department while Hillary Clinton
as Secretary of State, they will make a large payment to that
Clinton foundation that will be followed by favorable action on
their behalf they've created a model for massive self
enrichment that allows you to go into so called public service
but get extremely rich at the same time. Oh yeah. I gotta pay
our bills before we had to worry about money from Wall Street and
big labor now we have to worry about it coming from around the
world and infecting our politics with the Clintons. Nothing is
sacred. Everything is for sale. But we are the ones who are
paying the price maybe just maybe the American people are
tired of being sold out.
We just need cash I know a lot of people want to send blankets
or water just send your cash I mean that is the land of
unconfirmed it. Yes,
we came. We saw a die
that's the timing is perfect, isn't it?
Well, who produced this thing? Oh, that I
don't know. though. Who cares?
Well, I do okay, let's
see Clinton cash movie. Let's take a look. We can tie
deep very easily. Hmm. should be in the IMDB Yeah,
that's what the search contains IMDB. Peter Schweitzer may see.
Interesting. Doesn't Peter Schweitzer is the author was
that the guy from the book? I think it is. That's probably
man. Doesn't ring a bell. They don't have a proper that seems
they don't have a proper entry in IMDB. That is odd. Let me see
Peter Schweitzer. And Clinton cat Clinton cash is not on IMDb.
If it's in con if it's playing and calm being introduced. It's
got to be an IMDB it makes no sense. Let me look at Clinton.
Well, they've
suppressed Well, you know, think about this stop. Yeah, man. I
know exactly where you're going.
If you're gonna bring something like this out, you have to keep
it under wraps as long as you can't because the Clintons will
go after you and the thing never comes out. Now. I say okay,
here's Schweitzer a notable work she's done do as I say not as I
do profiles and liberal hypocrisy. Okay, so he's a right
winger Clinton cash. And he's got Peter schweitzer.com. Let's
see what it says investigate and products really work on Jeremiah
Dentons. National Forum foundation focus on many fronts
and the Cold War. He's because an old timer co author a
National Review article with Denton son James, often cited is
Jim murdering SDI about the suspicious deaths of several
European officials who supported the Strategic Defense
Initiative. That's interesting. Why don't they buy that's
appropriate? No agenda? Yeah. Well, at the NFF Schweitzer also
published a report titled The meaning and destiny of the scan
Sandinista Revolution. In 2012. Steve Croft, the US strikers
work as a basis for a blockbuster report on CBS and 60
minutes about congressional insider trading. That's the one
that we talked about, about the Congress doing insider trading.
Oh, yeah, that's keeping all their documents buried there.
You have to go look at it by hand and we had one guy go down
in the basement. Yeah, down in the basement. Titled insider the
road to wholeness, you know, some, some idiot, it's got some
I'm on some. I'm getting pinged on the Skype, the road to start
done it, threw them all out and blah, blah, blah.
Dan fluid is the producer. I know these are peep. These are
operatives. These are not movie people. This is some of the this
is probably and just hearing those clips. The I heard pretty
much every single clip we've had on our show. I think that just
made a movie with a whole bunch of no agenda clips. Wouldn't be
the first time people take our clips and make a new product out
of it. Let's see. Dan Lee's annual flu X is a producer his
previous works have included the hope and the change. The
undefeated battle for America fire from the heartland grace
before meals push in the face of evil and score. I would say he's
he's a right winger. Oh, yeah. He's only done documentaries of
those grace before meals. He was an associate producer, which
I should mention something that happened. I think it was in
2008. I remember a discussion about this. And they had I think
it was about Michael Moore. The Republican Some think tank had
gone and determined that the most important next step for the
Republican conservatives was to get good at documentaries
because yes, they thought that they were really sucked at him
and I think that's probably Yeah,
and Obama bots when they They see a documentary or they see
Jon Stewart blathering on stage for half hour. There they go all
like, oh, yeah, they go all into who? Oh, man, this is so
interesting. So, you know really makes you stop and think
they can do the same thing now with the guy. The British guy
that you detest.
I don't think anybody British. The British guy I detest
you bitch about him because I don't understand how our British
got his Sadie's. Cliff Richard. Know the guy is on HBO. I think
Showtime. Oh, John
Oliver.
Yeah, John Oliver.
John Oliver. I loved it. Please, everybody go look at his most
recent episode, where he talks about how studies and study
shows 20 minutes to 25 minutes a guy goes on about how studies
show then and the things are happening. And how the news
media propagates it without reading anything. Then
everything is bogus. All these studies all stupid, but not a
word about I don't know. 97% of all scientists or anything like
that? No, that just we'll just we'll just gloss right over
that. Which brings me to another thing if we can interject. Are
we done with this? Yeah, I'm kind of. I'm kind of done with
Clinton.
Alright, well, I think we left it. We got a few things. We get
some homework to do. Yeah. And I hate that idea.
But I did want to mention that I had dinner, Tina and I had
dinner. Here we go with the intro for these dinners. Well,
we have an intro, but it was not really a full on obat dinner.
You know, because what happened was the artist and her husband
had to cancel. It's another installment of with the so
wasn't really an obat dinner. They weren't there. No, because
they weren't there. Now, of course,
but you were there at the professor who's a total
fessor as Professor Ross is, of course, an obod as his as his
lovely wife, Jennifer, who for some reason was really unheard
and in really very talkative and happy I don't know Bobby,
she's probably talkative because those other the other two the
artists and her husband may be intimidating could be it could
be could be some people you know, it reminds me I I'm not
gonna I hate to use as an example. That's okay. But, but
they just went into the cable Hall of Fame because I watched
this show. I think it's one of the best shows on television.
You'll think I'm crazy. It's the NBA tonight. The NBA show that's
done on TNT with the Charles Barkley Shaq and Kenny and yeah,
I watched it all the time. But you never watch it. But it's a
great show because it's very funny. But when they start
substituting people,
yeah, the magic is gone. Yeah, the magic is gone.
Well, the magic is gone. But it also changes the dynamics
Shaquille O'Neal talks all the time when when when Charles
Barkley is not there, Barkley, otherwise hogs the whole
conversation. And so the dynamics change as the people
changes all the point of trying to make it and
boy did it ever change. But the professor he said, Hey, so how's
it going? And we talked a little bit of politics, of course, and
you know, obviously the first thing he says is, well, I bet
you're really happy.
Would you be happy? You should have said yes. I had a great
trip in Amsterdam. I got some publicity. Thanks.
Yeah. Thanks for putting those paparazzi pictures in the
newsletter. I was pretty funny.
Those are the covers. Yeah.
Yeah, well, yeah. So you can say this is fantastic for the show.
This this you know, this is really good. It's a teaching
moment for the universe, and we're trying to provide the
tools to learn he wasn't buying that at all. Of course,
they because it's the show is it just all it's just a pro Trump
course and
then I go to Jennifer's it boy, yeah. What are your thoughts as
well? To let me guess you're gonna hold your nose and vote
for chloric for calorie. Something's wrong. Something's
wrong. Is it? Clear Lauria new name? You're gonna vote for her.
And yes, of course, this is the mean. Hold your nose and vote
for Hillary hold your nose and vote for Hillary amps. Yeah, I
guess so. She was not happy but she will. But then the
professional Well, I'm kind of in a midlife crisis. Oh, he says
that Yes. To me privately. Be the girl
the girls are talking was not to private now but go on.
Oh, no. Hello. He knows the drill. I hope between you and
just you and me. I think he's looking for a job really?
Because why else would you say the following? Yeah. The world
of psychology and of course he is neuro. He's in neurosciences.
One of the top men Yeah, he is he says highly he was sought out
he was stolen from UT by Stanford. That does not happen
because you suck. No. And he's got a lab and he just got some
somebody's chair award and they actually give you a chair. One
of the one of these awards? No, yeah. Yeah. Just called a chair.
No, but that he received the chair.
What? Is this true? Yes. They actually gave him a chair.
Well, let me let me. You don't believe me? Oh, he even posted
about
it. Okay, well, if he posts it.
Now, I'm thinking maybe I should read it to you. We'll find it.
Anyway.
Let's assume they got a chair go on. Now, I didn't
want to take notes, because so I got one key bit of information
wrong, but I'm pretty sure one of our producers will know if
not in the chat room later. He says, what's been going on?
There's a crisis in the field of psychology, and that
psychologists all over the world have been tweaking their studies
by tweaking the N key numbers, I think, is what it's called N
dash key?
I don't know.
Okay, so there's some variable in statistics, which is why I
don't understand any of it. There's some variable that start
N dash something. And the general accept exception, or
you will have the answer on the Sunday show, he will,
the general acceptance now by the psychological community is,
they've all been so worried about not being published,
because of course, if you don't have any results, you're not
going to get published, that they have been, you know,
there's so much data at this point in the sciences,
particularly from frm, MRIs, et cetera, that they, you can
pretty much manipulate the data to get any outcome you want. And
he is disgusted. He's sick and tired of it. He he what he says,
you know, I'm at the point in my life, I want to, you know, do
some break something. So how old are you against 49? So that's
about the that's about the time when you want to do that. And I
encourage that. But you know, and of course, my next My next
step in was, Well, hey, man, if that's happening in
neuroscience, could it be happening with global warming?
Well, I don't know enough about the field. Okay. Thanks. But my
point was made and taken.
Oh, dynamite. That was? That was three pointer. Yeah, it was
there was. So we need to look into this and into the because
he says everyone's talking about this, this crisis in psychology,
because of the manipulation of the data.
Interesting. But you got to get published, this gets your
tenure, you got to get published to get those grants, you got to
get published for this and that. So yeah, and you get in you find
something everyone's interested in. And then you
Oh, wait, maybe it's the P values. You know what? Someone
just posted this in the chat room? Yeah, I think, I don't
know why code within number. But I think it's the P values.
You're right, hold on,
next letter over.
Let's see. Key actually second, sticks, sticks, fraud. And
that's how I searched the Googles Ah, here you go.
statistical errors. Yes, the p value there you go. Thank you
chatroom, A J S gray. That's what it is the P values. And so,
this is what is used in statistical modeling, which I
believe would be the same use in predictive modeling predict P
value as a measure of discrepancy of the fit of a
model or no hypotheses ah to data why, in theory, the p value
is a continuous measure of evidence but in practice it is
ticket typically trichotomy is approximately into strong
evidence, weak evidence and no evidence
the cut offs want to move away from the no evidence Yeah, they
want to it's just moving the p value up that's all you have to
do it changes things across the board that's the idea and put
this in the show notes. P values t we before the Sunday show even
before the Thursday show was even done.
We had it we did it on the fly.
So there's a crisis in that field and they're recognizing it
I haven't seen it on the front page in New York Times. And
wouldn't this be important when we're looking at SSRI medication
all kinds of drugs wouldn't be important to know that many many
of these studies which John Oliver pretty much would have
been talking about on his damn show with the P values wouldn't
it be important to to discuss this makeup a what do they call
it conversation? Yes, yes. Well, that's not happening people shut
up slave
it's another installment of
with thee that's all you got. That's
all I got. I told you it was not a full on with the food any good
at least.
Oh, we
went to the salty sow, which was dynamite and we had all the
south that's where Michelle Obama ate when she was in that
I'm sure that's why they chose the restaurant damnit. I should
have remembered to ask. Oh man, I missed that one an opportunity
to ridicule. Oh man. Come on champ. Show us how tough you
are. I'm not tough enough apparently. Oh man. Yeah, the
salty, so famous in Austin.
Michelle winter. Let's go.
Get her. I'm gonna send her an email and say, Hey, how'd you
come up with salty sour? You know, it's true. That had bone
marrow, which is not doesn't sound. It doesn't sound
appetizing. appetizer, an entree appetizer. And it doesn't sound
appetizing. And I don't I don't think it's presented appetizing.
They don't do a good presentation. Well, well, they
do have they do have like a bone in the end. The goop is in the
bone. In that half bone. you're scooping out of the trough in
the bone. The Tina took one look at it. She's like can no I'm
gonna have soup.
She didn't need the bone marrow. She's not a bone marrow eater.
Know what? That she didn't want to try it for the first time in
that presentation. I wish I can understand it was well, I don't
know what the presentation I just told you imagine told
me but I don't see it. I mean, I can't visualize a lane of dudes.
Just a bow. No.
Okay, okay, here we just close your eyes. I'm going to help you
close your eyes. Imagine what is the bone that connects your
first first theremin?
I'm sorry, you're right. What am I even thinking? Theramin. All
right, here we go. Close your eyes. Okay, now here we have a
bone, about a foot long bone. And it's sawed lengthwise in
half. So you have like a trough like a gutter on a house. And
that's filled with chunky green brown goop, which you then slide
out onto green brown with green bits and Alright, so you get
to scrape it out with the but back end of a spoon or Yes,
yes. Yeah, green. It was green and brown. Yeah. Ah, what color
in green? had kind of slimy bits
in it? It's always slimy. Yeah. So I can
imagine where someone might say, Yeah, look, I'm fearless.
If I saw the green, I probably wouldn't even put anything in my
mouth. That's not the way it's normally it shouldn't be
prepared that way. Um, it shouldn't be presented that way.
And we also had charcuterie board now it was it was good
food. It's salty. Sour was well known for its ambiance and good
food. I've only had dinner that once a long time ago. This was
it was very enjoyable. They recommendation from Adam and
Michelle
Well, FLOTUS, okay. And next time in in Austin, I'll go there
for sure.
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I think it was just a glitch.
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It's a little less than what I charge it to shoot a horse all
All around but not by much. He's a dozen bucks the shoe a horse?
Sure. No, I probably 250 sure it's a lot of work. I have
assisted many times in shoeing horses.
I just thought it meant shoo shoo going.
That's a cheap shoe.
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I will have a report from New York City where I will be
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well, not just a wedding or something. This is Kat Buckley,
who is a daughter of Christopher Buckley, who was married to my
niece, Lucy Greg, who is the eldest daughter of Uncle Don
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wedding in New York City. Why don't you do the same?
Our formula is this. We go out for people in the mouth
I don't know if you if you cut me off on purpose, but I did
want to say relate one little story about Buckley.
I cut you off but I didn't think it was on purpose.
Okay. Well, it certainly moved the show along. Thank you. The
Christopher Buckley who is the son of William F. Buckley Jr.
Does he have a new book? I think he had a book out about six
Christopher Christopher. Yeah, that was dead. Now his dad is
dead. That's yeah. Willie Matt, who of course is one of the
original. The right wingers in Uber conservatives in America,
correct? Yes, yes. So it was 20 years ago, we're at Meade Road,
which was what we call the homestead, red meat road where
my grandparents were still there. And 20 years. Yeah. And
Don was there and everyone's including Lucy was married to
Christopher. And this This is 20 years ago, and I'm talking about
Internet and we're going to does all this cool stuff. And I'm
like America Online is you know, that's just training wheels.
Isn't you know, that's just stupid. That's gonna go away.
And Christopher Buckley from the elite. Buckley family says,
really? It's nothing that internet is not going to become
anything. Anything people are gonna write, or write on the
internet. Maybe Maybe I'll still have AOL email, maybe. So a lot
of people heard this. It was a he was taking me down big time
and I was a little me I was an MTV guy with some thoughts about
the future and he was of course an elite. And I remember Don
several times since that has said, Man, what a douche. So I
can't wait to see him there. Hello, Christopher. What should
I say? What would be the appropriate thing to say to this
elite? Douche?
How's your AOL account?
I think you nailed it. Was your AOL. I don't think it's I don't
I don't know. It's you. I would like something a little harsher,
if possible.
Don't know how harsh you want. Well, how about just to show us
Thank you. I'll use that one and let you know how it went. Yeah.
That's gay. Yeah. Tough gay. All right. Oh, Brazil quickly. No.
Yes. I was in Brazil. Yeah, Brazil. No, not Brazil.
Okay, here we one Yeah. Here's one for you think Go play the
South Sudan and then play a couple of Clooney clips. Okay.
Being driven from their homeland in South Sudan, out of sheer
hunger, Farmer uping, Reang and his family are being forced to
flee north to neighboring Sudan that his home country sinks
deeper into a famine. He is among 10s of 1000s leaving the
country because of drought and a lack of food. I am leaving with
anger and sadness, because hunger is forcing me to leave my
homeland. Your homeland is your homeland. If there was something
to eat, I would not even think of leaving these children are
suffering from malnutrition. You get some distraction is a spy
As requested,
so how is the what's Clooney up to it? I mean, he's he joined
the guys was created the state of South Sudan from what I can
tell
Clunies not doing much. It's all about a mall. He's trying to
make them all happy and whatever her issues are to Allah Mala
Mala Mala Mala Mala mile long about a mile
scant last.
What Wow, what nation state had just got a new president Hold on
a second let me say in the
Philippines Rodrigo Duterte Ashay has declared victory in
the presidential election, and vowed to rewrite the
Constitution to say won the election despite periodically
admitting to his role in death squads joking about the gang
rape of an Australian missionary and pledging to kill 10s of
1000s of people. He's been dubbed the Filipino Trump. Watch
out. It's really the last bit that really does it
missionary and pledging to kill 10s of 1000s of people. He's
been dubbed the Filipino truck
stop presses. Yeah. Tip of the Day. I don't know how I missed
it. But
that's why there's two of us, darling. That's why there's two
of us. You know, someone's I know what your beat. I know what
your beat. Yeah,
I got a bunch of stuff, too. I don't know how I missed that
one. That's a jam. I mean, she. She I'm surprised that she says
Donald did somehow throw global warming ashes around the big.
No, there was a lot of that. Of course, it's always she didn't
have it since you brought it up. She did have like a kind of a
segment about the created store a number of them actually. Oh,
let's play the setup. DNS setup does these both needs setups.
This is a story about the protesters in Lind or Linden.
Washington. Yes. Which they've described as a hotbed of Nazism.
No. Washington State, yes. Okay. Washington State so they had a
big protest of black Umbridge nobody could go to the Trump
rally is like there that's keep anyone listening to this guy's
speak right approach. And so they had some producer from
Democracy Now up there talking to people and then it says it's
borderline idiotic to listen to it. But play play. This is the
one the two clips I've got. Play this one. This is the the one
that doesn't have the the second one is car passes. Play the one
that's not car passes.
Hi, my name is Thomas. I'm here to support folks that have been
organizing here locally against fascism and Donald Trump. We're
in London. This is a rural community in near Bellingham,
Washington. It's the northwest corner of the United States.
It's a community where white supremacy has been rampant going
on since it's been colonized. And we're particularly drawing
in central London because
Wait, stop, stop, stop stops. Women. Is this not? Are we
confused? I thought Indiana was the racist place. Now No, no.
This was Linda Linda in Washington. And it's it's
Institute.
And we're particularly drawing attention to Lyndon because here
has been the center of Ku Klux Klan rallies and organizing for
at least 100 years
now. That was Indiana. I don't understand how it can be
Washington as well.
And right now it's a hotbed for racism against farmworkers.
We're not gonna allow Donald Trump to come to our community
and spread hate and try to encourage the detention or the
terrorism towards people of color and undocumented persons.
My name is Josephine, I'm Juana and so right now I have my arms
and two tubes, each side and on my right, there's Nia and she is
chained to a ladder and on my left, there's Thomas and he's
also changed a ladder. So we're blocking about 80% of the street
and so we also have a couple of vans that are blocking the road
for the cars that are stopped. So we're getting pretty mixed
reviews I guess. mostly negative. Surprising for London,
Washington.
Not surprising for any place where you're blocking the road.
My goodness, native reviews not surprising for Linden,
Washington, they blocked the Bay Bridge recently, and it was
negative review. I'm trying to get to the city attorney, the
bridge, but you're you're misunderstanding, John, what
she's talking about. These are all this is a career now for
these kids, they have an app. And then they they they check in
for a job, okay, the job can consist of you chaining yourself
to others, and being you know, being strung across the road.
And then you get feedback from the users. And so she probably
got a one star rating instead of a five on the app, because it
was just not really a good thing.
It could be that you mentioned and I'm taking a bad attitude.
I'm thinking that's a great app is what I'm thinking. Now this
so the next thing the next report, which is the passing car
is just another classic example of oh, it's blame everything on
Trump, this could have been a setup, they could have done this
themselves. There's a million possibilities. But now, somehow,
even though they're about the bridge, which is a distance from
where the Trump rally was, cuz you gotta walk there otherwise.
They see this they make an observation, they see this car
go by, they assume that it's Trump, the Trump rally. I don't
know that it is nobody does. They don't do any reporting on
it, but just listen to the way it's presented. So
and passing us now is one of the cars leaving the Trump rally it
has a very big confederate flag displayed on top of it
so they were Bernie people?
Yes, exactly. Then the guy with a with a confederate flag was
probably some students from the Bernie campaign. Yeah. Now this
guy's or this is all dirty tricks. I mean, the best example
of that was this another report from Democracy Now, and it just
seems to me to be this looks like a dirty trick from the get
go. And it involves some guy who is just play this report. Donald
Trump and a white nationalist.
Oh, no, I'm gonna get the right one. Yeah, I saw this.
Well, Donald Trump's campaign Donald Trump's campaign is
facing criticism after named a prominent white supremacist
leader to its list of delegates and California. William Johnson
is the head of the American Freedom Party which aims to
preserve, quote, The customs and heritage of the European
American people. Unquote. Over the years, he's advocated for
the creation of white state and the deportation of almost all
non white citizens from the United States. Johnson's name
appeared on a list of delegates published by California
Secretary of State Monday, after Mother Jones broke the story on
Tuesday, the Trump campaign blame Johnson selection on a
quote database error, removed, correspondence to accomplish by
mother challenge shows the Trump
Blanche don't forget this little element in the story, they
removed him they found out who he was they removed and the
story is now as far as I'm concerned, over over, but it's a
dirty trick.
I didn't even know this. I didn't know that
name is William Johnson. There's like 1000 of these folks, but
they're gonna play this up. Anyway, they dropped him from
the list, but let's spell with that. It's probably, you know,
got to blast this, this operation as much as we can. So
let's just start piling on to nothing but let's continue and
removed
him. But correspondence published by Mother Jones shows
the Trump campaign was in touch with Johnson as recently as
Monday, the Southern Poverty Law Center has described Johnson's
American Freedom Party as arguably the most important
white nationalists.
How did they get that? How'd they get that correspondence?
Just because that sounds like they're looking at something in
a database.
It's a dirty trick and
they got Cory I just want to I just want to hear I just want to
hear
Poverty Law Center has described Johnson's American Freedom Party
as arguably the most important white nationalist group in the
country. Earlier this year, Johnson super PAC funded a pro
Trump robo call to voters.
The American National super PAC makes this call to support
Donald Trump. I am William Johnson, a farmer and white
nationalist. The white race is dying out in America and Europe
because we are afraid to be called racist. This is our
mindset. It's okay that our government destroys our
children's future, but don't call me racist. I'm afraid to be
called racist. It's okay to give away our country through
immigration, but don't call me racist. It's okay that few
schools anymore have beautiful white children as the majority
of don't call me racist. Gradual genocide against the white race
is okay, but don't call me racist. I'm afraid to be called
racist. Donald Trump is not a racist, but Donald Trump is not
afraid. Don't vote for a Cuban vote for Donald Trump. 718390
This call is not authorized. Donald Trump.
I love the don't vote for a Cuban a man to vote for the
Cuban before. One question before you go for it, I just
want to ask you one question. Is it not the ugly side of
democracy even though we have a republic, but we adhere to
democratic values? Is it not the ugly side, quote, unquote, of
democracy, that everybody gets to vote, and whether you're a
voter, a delegate, whatever, but that should reflect all values
of the country. And it should also reflect the racist it
should reflect the crazy people it should reflect, you know,
tinfoil hat wares, you cannot say you're not allowed to
participate because you're a racist. Or am I missing
something? Isn't that just unfortunately, how democracy
works and mob rule?
So have you also have the right to bitch and moan about guys
like this? Of course,
of course, so I Well, okay. Good point. Good. Yeah, you make a
fair point. But he was removed, but he was removed for
owning part is the best part of the whole thing, of course,
because that's, of course, it is. Now this character, without
some robocall, big deal, it then somehow they got a hold of it. I
don't know how that happened, because I'd never heard that. It
was just some while ago, because it was talking about Ted Cruz
was not even in the race anymore. So it's got nothing to
do with what currently happened, but that's okay. And then the
guy disclaims any connection with Trump. But of course,
that's not pointed out. So that guy is just some, you know,
anyone can randomly do this. I mean, the Koch Brothers Are down
like Trump either. So I don't know why nobody, I didn't
really, they are almost at the point where they said they
support Hillary, and she refuses to accept their support. But she
couldn't do anything about robo calls. If they started doing
him. I'm Charles Koch. I love Hillary, that will not go and
happen. And so they go on and on with this. But by the way, they
could do that if they want it. They could do it if their whole
thing is bullcrap. But let's go to part two. And, and there's a
couple of elements I want you to pay attention to. One is that
the Southern Poverty Law Center says is one of the most
important one of the most important organizations, this
crazy political party, and I want you to pay attention. How
many people were in this party? Why is it the most important and
please,
please know that the southern Southern Poverty Law Center
holds almost half a billion dollars in assets from
donations. They're not just some little organization that is in
poverty in the South. We're like, Oh, we've investigated and
they are a big ass PR arm of the elite. I don't know if they care
which party they work for. The liberal probably liberal elite.
Yeah. All right. Okay.
So talk more about who he is how well known he is. And what
exactly the conversations that you understand
what a good one got to roll that back. She did a whole
conversation. Did you hear it?
Yeah. It was a good conversation.
But exactly the conversations. She said it like the
conversation and what exactly the conversations.
She's the poster child now for the conversation.
And what exactly the conversations that you
understand what the communication has been with the
Trump campaign? Sure. So
he he leads the American Freedom Party, which was it's a
political party, a white nationalist political party, you
know, probably has just a few 1000 members at most.
It has a few 1000 1000 3000 members, and it's important that
all very important. Yes, very important, John,
very most important according to Southern Poverty. It's got 3000
members. Oh my god, what are we going to
do? Probably has just a few 1000 members that most they've never
successfully electronic can by
May 1, he says very important when he talks with disdain. Hold
on.
We have just a few. Moral back. Here we go. Nationalist
political party. One more
party. Why is the guy from Mother Jones who wrote the
story? And he stand? It was true. She has any question he
starts off with Sure. Oh, God,
and does he do right at the end? Because that's that's the way to
do it. Sure. We can talk about how we're not making any money
yet. But we're going to go into a direct to consumer play,
right.
It's a political party, a white nationalist political party, you
know, probably has just a few 1000 members that most they've
never successfully elected a candidate. Yet, you know, as you
as you mentioned, they are arguably the most important
white nationalist group in the country. Because of the people
involved there sort of like the brain trust for the white
nationalist movements such as it is, and you know, some of their
members are our, you know, our sort of intellectual. whether,
you know, there's a former California State professor,
there's a former Reagan appointee. on their board of
directors, and you know, they talk about they're not they
don't consider themselves to be white supremacist. They They
argue that they don't they don't claim that the white race is
superior to other races, but they do want America to be a
separate white ethno state. So they would like to kick out the
non whites from America. Last year, is
that true? Do we know if that's true? Have they actually said
that I
find hard to believe? It's, I think it is true. I think the
guy this guy, Johnson, William Ray J. I think he said things to
that effect. It this is a drinking club, if it's anything
Yeah,
3000 members during an interview that you definitely did, just
barely a podcast audience. Seriously.
W FMC and Pennsylvania. William Johnson openly called for the
formation of a white state. This is what he said,
we're seeing now a dispossession of the majority in this country.
And it's not just through illegal immigration is through
legal immigration are happening now is that America is being
replaced by other peoples, and a group of people should not
willingly open up their borders and allow other people to take
it over. And what has happened in the last 50 years, there's
been an relentless onslaught of propaganda, anti white
propaganda, if you stand up and say, I want to preserve this
country for our own people, you're called a racist. And as a
result of that, every aspect of our society has gone downhill.
And we have to address that issue. From your perspective,
would you close the borders entirely? So
even if you close the borders entirely, it is not going to
correct the system. If you look at the demographics now that the
white children are the batsman minority in the school district
everywhere in the United States, we need to look at an older
white, we need to create a separate white ethno state, just
diversity is a failure.
That is William Johnson speaking on W FMCW. In Pennsylvania, Josh
Hopkinson talk more about I mean, this is a person who's
extremely well known. This isn't someone that you are well known
round to figure anything out about, oh, gee,
he starts to ends up with the thing with this guy is extremely
well known. They're very influenced by the way there is
already a white status called Idaho is extremely well known,
but it was why this bull crap I've never heard of this guy.
How extreme What does she mean by extremely well known, but I
think
they're on the wrong track, though. Because that's not what
everyone's focusing on. Of course, the stop Trump media
movement is still going up. It's all about the taxes now, which
is going to it's just not going to go anywhere. Because I think
the Trump supporters think they probably think similarly like,
Hey, come on, man. We all want to fuck the taxes. So Trump's
better at it. Maybe it'll show us how to do it. I don't know.
But I just don't see it really gaining any traction but it's he
responds poorly to that. So that's that's kind of good. Jeff
Daniels came out Now Jeff Daniels of course is you know,
he is extremely well known is a newsman a serious news, man. We
all know this is serious news man from what was it called?
News Studio News day news night was the
night and yeah, whatever it not news night, but it was the news.
Some it was some it was a show that was supposedly a an
accurate portrayal of a news room that CNN might perhaps
have. And it's all bull crap. I've been in plenty.
So they're rolling him out. It makes sense for him to come out.
He's,
well, he's also a very well known liberal Raj, and
then he's kind of a cock.
That's also it's so I mean, look at anything that Trump's done.
And also it plays into hatred. It plays into what's the worst
possible thing we can create, and then fan that flame. And
that's why you've got racism and bigotry and make America hold
the hatchet and say, make America white again. And he
knows that he's playing and he knows that that's even whether
he can take it all the way to November or not. You know, you
want to say no, because But where is he tripped up yet? But,
you know, I look at the stats and hope.
He looks at the stats, what from 538 from Nate Silver to hell,
everyone who doesn't want him to be president shows up in vaults.
And I just I just, it's not just the president United States.
It's the president of the world.
Now, I This has got to stop. I hear this a lot from my Obama
bot friends, and I call him on it. When I say you sound like a
Republican. When you say that, were the president of the He's
the president of the world. How very dare you?
That is horrible thing that I've never noticed. This is this is L
O It's always said to be the President of the United States
of America. But we all know that's really the president of
the world. I guarantee you can find a million clips. I'm gonna
put together a montage. The president of the World, I'm
embarrassed
rap talking about being an arrogant, yeah, let me tell you
they did make these sorts of assumptions. I wasn't you're
coming from the Democrat side. We keep talking about
partnership.
I was in the European Union. Just recently. People are not
this is another one. The world is laughing at us. No, the world
is not laughing at us. People are worried they're scared
because they've been fear mongering into believing, as my
Moroccan Uber driver in Paris said, Donald Trump wants to
start Third World World War Three and kill all Muslims.
They're not laughing. But when you say, you know, really, our
President is the President of the world, then they're
laughing. And that you make us look like idiots. Jeff douchebag
Daniels,
it's not just the president United States. It's the
president of the world. And, and like Hillary or not, I do. She's
got international street cred. No, you see, so gangsta and it's
a dangerous world. And like that she's been around several times,
certainly a Secretary of State and her whole history and the
fact that, again, like him or not, Bill Clinton is available
as a sounding board. I just internationally, I feel safer
that way.
Okay. What Jeff doesn't know, is that bill is about to go into
the hospital. He doesn't know that. Does he?
Know I don't know that either. Oh, yeah,
of course, because Donald Trump is attacking Hillary Clinton on
being an enabler and being evil on women, and is bringing up
Bill Clinton's past and their marriage. And the only only only
thing she can do and I've judged her by the character she's
portrayed to me publicly in the past decades, is to send bill
into the hospital so that any attack regarding bill would be
seen as a very low blow. Yes, you can't do that cannot do
this. It's not time from the die yet but there he will rest in
purgatory in Hillary purgatory, whether he needed to, and she
will sit on her throne when it's time that depending on how close
the races thumbs up or thumbs down for Bill,
they will have a picture of Bill probably on the cover of one of
the tabloids and it will have him with one of those oxygen
masks.
Yeah, in a tent oxygen tent. They don't
need to go that far. How about a hyperbaric chamber has it'll be
a shot a bed shot, he'll look like hell, which he does anyway.
And it have the oxygen mask on and they'll say Bill close to
death. Yeah, yeah.
Trump low blow.
And Trump's gonna have Trump will have trouble beating
Hillary. If if Bill is in is either in the hospital or dead?
Yes. Because you can't speak ill of the dead and what she was
gonna do and Taylor's gonna get a lot of sympathy now. I've
talked to people
before you go all the way before you go in Yes, I want you to say
we this has been our theory for years that this would have years
years this is not something we picked up on 4chan or Reddit you
a holes.
Yeah, we started this I think maybe four years ago when it was
apparent that Hillary is going to run and we outlined it and we
add it to the Red Bull in the rescue it'd be during the
primaries and or whatever we had, it was debatable. The two
of us had debated the timing of it. And that's the only thing
that we varied on this I brought this up with friends of mine
every so often then they say oh what that make Hillary look bad
you know cuz she's gonna be the grieving widow I'm not he's a
grieving widow ever gonna be looked bad. A lot of people
don't seem to understand how this works. But Hillary if bill
dies and new would probably be something she'd want anyway she
doesn't want to build big in the White House she wants to be the
boss she doesn't want him in there anyway, you know go stay
No,
no, no,
but and Bill is got he's obviously one of these guys who
thinks he can take it with him. So I have still had the Clinton
Foundation of storm gone you know.
Going I'll still have it. He's dying. He just doesn't Yeah, I'm
so dead or not we don't know but I would say time for him to go
into hospital. But that also depends a bit on the on the
email thing and if that ever comes out, but I have two other
quickies. Well published thing was newest at New York Magazine
regarding Ben Rhodes, who was talking about I'm laughing in
the interview about how easy it was to deceive the American
public with with speeches that the President would give and
which is caught a little bit of fire here and there people
talking about it a little bit but at Stanford I think for
people just looking at mainstream for some a little bit
of background and then I gotta find it. But Charlie Rose had a
couple of Obama's speech writers on proof course wrote speeches
for all of the catchphrases what they do with the president is a
great delivery mechanism he can deliver a joke he can deliver a
tear he needs a fantastic this President is one of the best one
I agree one of the best, just fantastic, but listen to the
hubris of these eight holes but my point is to
do you have equal impact on serious speeches because it's
about style use of language said I really
like I was very the joke speeches most fun part of this
but the things I'm the most proud of where the more serious
speeches I think health care economic speeches and I think I
love it wrote the line about if you like your insurance, you can
keep it
somebody wrote that line and it probably was this guy is buddy
throws him under the bus. You wrote that line. Somebody wrote
it.
They say what was this that you picked up worse? This Charlie
rose to the
Charlie Rose show. There's a whole lot. This guy's Yeah, you
should really listen to it. It's sickening just to hear these
dishes. And then Trump called into with it was Chris Cuomo
show he's good friends with him. Although Cuomo pretends to put
up a fight, I think he trombone his mom or something. He keeps
talking about his mom. But when I read this, in Paris, and I
read, oh, Trump is crazy. He wants to shortchange the
investors in the United States, the full faith and credit.
Krugman wrote about it, the New York Times everybody was writing
about how to how dare he, how dare Donald Trump even suggest
that we would default on our on our loans mean and treasury
bonds that we wouldn't pay them back? 100% How dairy, everyone
was outraged. I heard what he said. And he clarified it. And
to me, it seemed like a pretty simple thing that he said, which
was not that crazy. I said,
if we can buy back government debt at a discount. In other
words, if interest rates go up, and we can buy bonds back at a
discount, if we are liquid enough, as a country, we should
do that. Otherwise, we can buy back debt at a discount.
Isn't that very normal suggestion? If the rates go up,
then we will be able to buy back at a discount. That seems like I
saw some
of this thing with Cuomo. But I didn't notice that that was a
good yes, it's Yeah, exactly. You're exactly right. But I'm
going to relate something. This is he's 70. And he was raised.
Obviously, during the period, my dad used to always say this. He
said, Well, you know, they always want to keep it up, you
want to have a controlled inflation that was a certain
amount and, and he says, If you really get into trouble, you
want to crank it way up, because that makes money cheap. So you
can buy back debt at a discount. So you have if you're if the
interest rate goes to 20%, then everything's falling in terms of
the value of the dollar. And then you bought that's when you
buy you buy your bonds back you buy your stuff back at a
discount. So you can you can buy back the entire United States
debt at a discount. Yeah, at a huge discount if you if you do
this right the way it is. Now. It's just the opposite. You got
deflationary things, the money's worth more. So if you started
buying the bonds, now you're getting gypped. So that's yeah,
it's a very common approach. But that's a traditional approach
that came out during the the Roosevelt administration, that
kind of thinking, and
it is not radical.
No, it's very common thinking actually.
And in fact, Trump says the second half of that strategy he
mentions in the rest of this interview
people said I want to go and buy debt and default on debt and
these people are crazy. This the United States government first
of all, you never have to default because you print the
money.
There you go. So he understands the system will buy will print
up some money will buy it back. Is that simple?
tell you, Okay, so there's never a default. But but the point is,
I was reported in the New York Times incorrectly, you go to
creditors and make them sorted in the failing New York Times
and other places that that I want to default on debt. You
know, I'm the king of debt. I understand that better than
probably anybody I know how to. I know how to deal with that. So
I'm pretty sure no one can argue that he's the king of debt. I
mean, it's not the only king but yeah, he's big on the debt.
Well,
I love that but you know, What? You have to be careful, you have
to know what you're doing. But let me just tell you, if there's
a chance to buy back debt at a discount us in other words,
interest rates go up, and the bonds go down. Right? And by
debt, that's what I'm talking about. People had it the times
and others wrote, oh, Trump wants to go with key creditors
and buy debt at a discount. Now there could even be a time when
somebody comes in, but with the government, they're never gonna
walk in and say, do me a favor, would you buy my debt at this
discount? In business that happens all the time, I bought
mortgages back when the market went bad. I bought mortgages
back at tremendous discounts. And I love doing that. I mean,
there's nothing like it actually gives me a great thrill.
I get so turned on by buying distressed mortgages. My god,
I'm rockhard in the
United States with with bonds, that won't happen, because, you
know, theory, the market doesn't go down. So they do default on
debt. And that's what happens. So here's the story, just a
caveat corrected. If we have an opportunity where interest rates
go up, and you can buy debt back at a discount. I always like to
be able to do that if you can do it, but that's all I was talking
about. They haven't like, I'm gonna go back to creditors, and
I'm gonna restructure debt. It's ridiculous. No, it's ridiculous.
But they print it out wrong
purpose. All right. So I think the New York Times should print
a retraction.
They will pay 17. Yeah. That was a good clip.
Yeah. Hey, I did a lot of research into Zika and DDT.
Since we picked up on a few clues from Fauci from St. Jason
disease. Sorry, both both. I always forget, I need to play
that clip. He is the guy who first came to our attention not
because of his prowess in vaccinations, but good to be
here both. That was that was really the reason that we that
he caught her attention was like, the universe was signaling
us watch this guy. So I think I think I kind of know where this
is going. It appears that then if I go back in history in 2006,
the World Health Organization said, DDT is okay, again, to be
used because we have a crisis with malaria. And this is before
we started the show. So we weren't really reporting on
although DDT has come up many times in the history of this
podcast. And it is a surefire way to get rid of mosquitoes.
And it works incredibly well. Just some of the details. There
was even a back back in the day, when this was used everywhere,
certainly by the military, and it saved a lot of people from
dying of malaria. There were investigative journalist who
really investigated the claims of DDT. And were eating a like a
full tablespoon of DDT for breakfast every single morning
to see if it would affect them or not. And this is a very
important case, because it really came to light. This is
before the EPA had been created the Environmental Protection
Agency, and it came to light in the United States, mainly
through a book, a book called Silent Spring, which was written
by Rachel Carson. And I have a little clip here of her reading
a little passage from her book, and I did not read the whole
thing, but I got the book and I just read as much as I could.
I'll tell you this, because it's one of my era books. It was a
huge, huge, huge, huge blockbuster.
Yes, but it was more pros than scientific. It was really kind
of you know, it was about
we're all gonna die so original organic. It wasn't we're all
gonna die.
But here's how it sounded
a few minutes research in any supermarket is enough to alarm
the most stout hearted customer. You think huge skull and
crossbones were suspended above the insecticide department. The
customer might at least enter it with the respect normally
accorded to death dealing materials. We spray our ELMS and
the following springs are silent the robin song not because we
sprayed the Robins directly but because the poison traveled step
by step through the now familiar elm leaf earthworm Robin cycle.
These are matters very
familiar. Elm leaf Earth warm earthworm Robin cycle, yes, very
familiar
record, observable part of the visible world around us. They
reflect the web of life or death that scientists know as ecology.
There you go.
It's ecology. Okay, now from this book. What we learned first
and foremost, and where the scientific where the science
went, was the thickness of Condor egg shells, that it was
pelican. It was I looked it all up it was Condor. Okay, the
which is even rarer than but it could later I've also turned to
pelicans because this was not a scientific decision, it was a
political decision. And for many years since then, the pro DDT,
the group has been saying, and I think with some validity, that
ever since DDT was outlawed, millions of people have died
needlessly. And of course, there was an incredible increase in
malaria and other mosquito borne disease deaths, certainly in
Africa after the after a DDT was outlawed. Now, it's not that
they couldn't use it. But the US AI D has a specific regulation
that they are not allowed to finance or send DDT directly.
There are some other possible issues, you know, the half life
of DDT is yours that lasts a very long time. And then, of
course, there's been lots of fear mongering over the years
about deformities, people dying, I even got a couple notes from
some of our producers that oh, yeah, but I know people who were
maimed by DDT. But scientifically, there's no
proven evidence reproducible To my knowledge, and I've done
quite a lot of search, research on the topic. But what happened
is this created the Environmental Protection Agency,
that it came out of this book came out of this conversation,
and therefore just kind of the ground zero of the green
movement. So for Fauci in the previous episode we brought him
up to and this is what we think he was alluding to. And I'm
think you'll hear it here again, to bring back DDT, which pretty
much is still used all over the world. India has, they still
manufacture and use it. Many countries around the world use
it. Bits, it's still in multiple products. Even dde, which is a
kind of a byproduct is also in many products, but not in the
United States where it is outlawed. And of course, again,
the USA ID can't give any money to poor countries if it's going
to purchase DDT. So here's Fauci on NPR, talking about Zika, of
course, and funding it. And in this, he confirms a couple of
things. He confirms that the money needs to come from the
Ebola fund, it's $1.9 billion. He's not completely straight
about it, because we know that at least half a billion of this
has to come from the United Kingdom, it's pledged money.
Hello, Silicon Valley, friends of Silicon Valley, $25 million,
you pledge douche bags, and also about what I think is going to
be the solution to the problem reaction solution problem, which
I believe will be created conversation about DDT, bring it
back. No, we can't bring it back. No, we can it's going to
kill or Save the Children, then it'll be up but we have the
vaccine. The only question is who will have it,
there is no treatment for this virus. This particular disease
is generally a rather mild disease. It's characterized by
rash, by fever, by aches and pains and by some inflammation
of the eyes, and then it generally goes away in several
days to a week. However, if you are a pregnant woman, and you
get infected during pregnancy, you could have dire consequences
for the fetus. And that's really what this is all about. It's
about protecting pregnant women.
Given that so far no funding
has is, by the way, that's kind of the first time we've heard
anyone say that. This is only about protecting pregnant women.
Okay, who I guess we're going to give a vaccine sounds like a
really good idea what this
is all about. It's about protecting pregnant women.
Given that so far, no funding has been allocated to stem the
possible spread of the Zika virus. What is the situation I
mean, what is being done or not being done because of that?
Well, we are moving ahead. We cannot wait. This is a serious
situation as we enter the robust mosquito season in the next
couple of months. So we could not wait to get the money
appropriate. We had to move money from other very important
areas to be able to start work on Zika. Now that can only take
you so far. We have to go back fill that money that we
essentially out of other areas. The situation going in the only
way we can continue to sustain the effort is to get that money
that the President has asked me.
What do you think Congress is going to do about this,
especially if there are areas of the country where constituents
are unconcerned?
Well, I think that everyone realizes that we do need the
resources now is a disagreement about how that those resources
are allocated in the sense of emergency versus appropriation
moving money from Ebola accounts. There's a lot of
discussion back and forth, but I do hope that we very soon Don't
get the resource Manet heed
money.
I think what's happening is that all these companies or countries
and the philanthropic clubs, like the Silicon Valley club,
they're all going hey, wait a minute. Yeah, we pledged Ebola,
but he bowled us over. And so with SOS
is like giving blood to the, you had a disaster nearby and you go
give blood to the Red Cross, you give blood to suck the blood,
and they sell it to somebody else. And they already say, Say
say yeah, we don't need any more blood for this. So we're gonna
take your blood anyway. And put it into storage. Give it to
somebody else. Are we going to donate to Haiti? Yeah. Yeah, the
Bush, Bush, Clinton D. phony baloney deal, and you give me
your money that is supposed to go to Haiti, you don't give your
blankets give your money to give them the money. The money Hey,
do we got other things to do? Yeah, exactly. Well, Red Cross's
crap. If I'm giving my money to a specific thing, I want it to
go to this specific thing,
right? So that's why people are reneging. And but everyone was
all ramped up. Because look, people were ready to make a
vaccine no matter what. We don't care what it is. But you can't
make us stop that we need our vaccine money. We need our
research money. Hey, we are all set up here. We need this money.
We Hello. We're an NGO. It's just a it's a ruse. There's one
other little thing that I know we take it into consideration,
but it's good when you hear it in Brazil.
The finishing touches are being put on Olympic venues to make
them ready for their August 5 debut. But Brazil has some other
things going on a recession, political chaos, high crime and
the spreading Zika virus. So there may be a lot of open seats
in those new venues when the games rolled around. Catherine
Osborn reports from Rio.
If the Olympics were held today, the bleachers would be very
empty. Only about 50% of Olympic tickets and 15% of Paralympic
tickets have been sold. That's under half of what London had
sold at this point before its 2012 Olympics. More worryingly
for organizers, international ticket sales have also been
weak, blamed Zika the mosquito borne virus has been tied to
birth defects and newborns and health authorities have advised
pregnant women not to go to the games all this may mean that
Brazil is stuck with a lot of venues and little to show for
it.
That wasn't this was this the meeting that Bill Clinton was
at, or the one that President Obama flew into, that we lost
things
we had to note. I don't remember Obama going down there, but a
couple things happened. One, the Zika virus, if I'm not mistaken,
the outbreak was up north. Massive country, it's huge,
huge, huge. It's, it's massive. And it's like even, you know,
it's like, you see this happened. You're you live in
California, which is a large state and something will happen
in Sacramento, California, big fire. And people will say, hey,
hey, you're in California use of fire affecting, you know, the
fires 90 miles away, which is a long way. Or it could be in
Chicago, you're an American, you've you've heard the fires,
are you okay?
Just so you know, this was President Obama. And it was they
wanted it to be in Chicago. And you remember he went to Chicago
and they made a deal about this a big deal. And he lost the
deal. Not help. We have
talked about this before. Yeah. And with some suspicion that
maybe the United States is behind this whole thing? Yeah.
Hey, Brazil. Yeah, why? Why did you get the Olympics? You guys
are broke. Yeah. And Cago
would have been perfect. He could have been the queen of the
of the ball in Chicago after his.
Yeah, well, he did his lousy sales job so they didn't get it
and then there wasn't enough green and they didn't pay off
this committee. That Olympic Committee is a corrupt
operation. We think that's pretty clear. But so I don't
know that there's any Zika in Rio.
But that is irrelevant.
They never mentioned this
and how many if you went down the street and did one of those
Jimmy Kimmel or Fallon or whatever man on the street
things you'd be say Brio. And where's it Where's Zika? Zika
was found where?
I think it's normally up north. The near the acquis like people
wouldn't know north of for the lasers. It's up there. I didn't
know that by the equator is not really near this is nowhere near
Rio. I mean, unless somebody could say well, yeah, there's
cases and reopened. Mosquitoes can fly argument and mosquitoes
can fly as far as it hasn't be blown along way. I mean, I don't
know they Sacramento is only 90 miles away. Sacramento
mosquitoes that get blown down here doesn't happen. Because
they're localized phenomenons. Anyway, yeah, I don't know. I've
not heard anything that Rio Sao Paulo and either, does
Brazilian.
Well, you just heard NPR link Zika to the Olympics. So that is
what we can look forward to Who that would be? That would be the
idea. Now it'd be and we'll get a vaccine. Novartis may be I
mean, it's a very simple process, and I don't believe
there's any it's out of patent of course. So I think anybody
can manufacture this. Dow Chemical can manufacture Merck.
But the Indian guys, they're there. They're already
manufacturing. But DDT, the whole the whole discussion and
how the EPA was formed out of it in general is interesting
history. Really is. There wasn't there was another thing that
came out from the CDC, but it were it was removed from the
web, but there's an archive page and it's from 1960. And it's the
here it is, I have a copy which is on the Wayback Machine from
the CDC, cancer simian virus 40 S. V. 40. And polio vaccine Fact
Sheet than it has SB 40 is a virus found that some species of
monkey SB 40, was discovered in 1960. Soon afterward, the virus
was found in polio vaccine. More than 98 million Americans
received one or more doses of polio vaccine from 1955 to 1963,
when a proportion of vaccine was contaminated with sv 40 It has
been estimated that 10 to 30 million Americans could have
received an SV 40 contaminated dose of vaccine SB 40 virus has
been found in certain types of cancer in humans but it's not
been determined that SB 40 causes these cancers but this is
not something that is it was it was published and then taken
down so the the the seed man version is I told you this
cancer virus in the vaccines that would be the seed man
version but concerning that I was born in 64 so I fall outside
of the bracket Yeah, I remember the sugar cubes and and the
how it seems to get contaminated is a better question. Yeah,
well,
that is the question doesn't say it doesn't say so anyway, sorry
to put a downer on everybody born before 1963
Yeah, well that's a lot of people I think they've been
trying to kill off that group. Or babies that will be my friend
they've been trying to kill off that group with no effect have
been trying to kill you off my friend. Oh, yeah. Vietnam War
drafted is one thing after another mostly the Democrats are
constantly trying to kill off the baby yeah,
and now they're now they're giving you euthanasia. They
really want to get rid of you guys early.
It's too late.
I'm going to show my son little by Jonah to no agenda Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
I think we can we can deploy the same Clinton trick. Be out John
is he's has an oxygen mask now. oxygen mask
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I got some little
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by the way, that's why they send me these things to listen to.
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Think about it. Oh, you didn't go.
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just never see
I get the biggest kick out of these these stories too. They're
talking about little podcasting, podcasting. And then they always
did not even never talk about podcasting. They actually talk
about mostly about repurposing PBS shows.
Do you mean NPR show NPR shows? Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly.
They mostly talk about that. Or, or cereal? That's like the
biggest thing. Oh, oh, nobody ever heard of podcasting before
cereal? Yeah. Yeah. Well, you know, it's just an extended news
story.
Yeah, it's sad. And the so the Panama Papers came out with a
database that you can search. Yes, I've been playing with it.
But it's stupid. It says it right there. It says we there's
no raw documents.
Yes. That says it's stupid. Yeah, it is stupid, stupid. Me
find people's names, but
they just extrapolated documents and made nifty little web pages.
But you're not even seeing the raw documents. There's not a
leak that says it's failing. It's failing. Whatever the idea
was behind this. It's failing. And this is the next Oh, you've
got a database. Look up your name. That's not interesting.
You're not in there. By the way.
Neither are you. Oh, that's rude of you to check. You check me.
Do you really check me, didn't you?
No, not really. Yeah, uh huh. I know you're not in there. Would
you be?
Fine. podcast,
podcast. Man. All right. Got a couple things. Okay.
Good. And we have a clipless coming up at the end of the
show. Which is soon, which is soon?
Yeah. Okay. Well, you tell me when it's time for the clip
Blitzen. Our starter started up. All right, good. I got the
biggest kick out of this story. This is the story by Oh, they
work in these guys to death in China. It's about tech startups
in China. And this sounds like you know, I think for some
reason, the whole tech scene is just sick. And this is a good
example. What's the name of the it's called Startup in China?
Ah, sorry. Got it.
Now despite this new Lego factory, China is going through
a major transition from heavy manufacturing to a more service
oriented and high tech driven economy. The country's young
entrepreneurs are certainly dedicated to the point that tech
startups now encourage employees to sleep in the office just to
squeeze the most out of the working day. Here's more.
It's nighttime in Beijing. But the working day is far from
over. In China's tech startups 16 hour work days and not
unusual in this company and internet recruitment platform.
Liusia on you spends the night in a room next to his office. It
saves him several hours commute every day. So from Monday to
Friday, he bunks down here. Don't you realize I was sleeping
at work seems quite normal to me. Boss always says our
ambition will keep us awake so we won't feel tired. The hard
part is I can't see my child very often. companies expect
employees to sacrifice their private lives. As the technology
sector grows more and more competitive children. It's now
11pm That people in this office are still hard at work. And
they're trying to hide anger on Chinese people are adding a dose
of fighting spirit into entrepreneurial culture. They
disregard personal issues. If men tend to vote everything they
have let their passion burn to further the dreams of their team
code slaves
This is
bullcrap. This is like a sweatshops Well, it's not gonna
be oh the worst part about working on the assembly line
kind of thing that's your assembly line guys have gotten
it straightened out to the point we're only really work in six
hours a day to get a break a good hour lunch and a couple
other things to eight hour day but so maybe six hours of
assembly line work. This 16 hour a day thing is which is all over
Silicon Valley. And China apparently now is worse than
working on the assembly line. Hello, bull crap. You're sold a
bill of goods. This is good for the team. Hello, JavaScript
hackers.
This is your future. Already in my Chinese like sweatshop in
Silicon Valley.
Anyway, they showed this thing they had like bunk rooms you go
in is a bunk bed. Bunk beds where you sleep the night at the
office.
I started watching the new season of Silicon Valley on HBO
it's getting better. I'm really liking it now.
I believe everyone told me the first episode of that show is
really outstanding.
It's it is there's a lot of realism in this a lot.
started watching it yet. Yeah. Okay, I have one more longer
clip
about the one from the queen. I thought that fit perfectly with
this.
But that was going to be in clip Blitz. Well, yeah, play it.
Because it relates to China.
Yeah, that's why you want to set it up. Can we hear it? Okay, I
saw this did not clip it because I thought it would be a little
too unintelligible
No, I never got the clip. No, this is just a report of Oh
yeah. Queen Elizabeth. Have her voice Okay,
no problem. Queen
Elizabeth has been called on camera saying that Chinese
officials on a state visit to Britain were quote, very rude.
The 90 year old British monarch made the comments to a senior
police officer at a garden party. Buckingham Palace has
refused to comment further and stressing that the Chinese
Presidents visit was quote, extremely successful.
I saw the report on BBC was a little different. And I heard
what she said but it was really the cop. The cop was saying boy,
these people were incredibly rude to me and then then Queen
mum says something to the effect of Yes, yes. was quite rude,
wasn't she? So it wasn't like she was an add a bunch of rude
and it's those chunks? Not quite.
I think it was they were eating with their mouth open. Well,
that's not
what she was complaining about. Now, before we get into clip
Blitz, I have the audio, which a it gives hope. But B is also
part of the war against men. This is the voicemail recording.
The less by 90 to two year old Sumner Redstone. Did you hear
about this? No. Oh, he's calling a hooker. And he's telling her
what they're going to do this weekend. Yeah, and
this guy by the way. chatted with him.
Did you shake his hand?
Well, it's pretty hard to shake his hand. Oh. Oh, he's he's just
his hand is like two claws are all it's like he's ridic
Okay, so So you've seen him? Now imagine he's talking about
bringing his friend Bob along. Bob has never had a threesome
with two men before. And but, but he's, but I'm gonna do her
from behind while she's the second Bob and then we'll switch
and it's gonna be talking to in this box. He's leaving. He's
leaving. Now he's leaving a voicemail. Brookie he's leaving.
He's leaving a voicemail at his like his favorite to escort.
This is fantastic. I don't know if you can really hear it. So
tell me if it's no good. But otherwise in the show notes
everyone can listen to it and laugh later Can you hear you
hear any of this?
A little bit, but it's not intelligible enough to continue
talking about the threesomes gonna happen. It just goes on
and on. And the guys are horndog. So,
you know if you ever met the guy, I don't just date this
woman has to be charging him a fortune.
Oh, no, I don't think he gives a crap nor what I think
he does. He's worth billions. Yeah.
Yeah. If you ever met the guy you were saying if you ever met
the guy,
well, he's not. I would. I don't want to be demeaning. But he's,
I think if we're a hooker I think it would be a horrible
experience
if you gotta really lay down some cash.
Yeah, yeah, that's a real hooker there that the rule was that
there was no no that's a pro to cute guy. That's not part of the
game. These
are pros these that we these are Very important big
money pros, that's
for sure. 92 though
Yeah, well the guys hanging in there. Hey
Viagra.
He's, this is Yeah, well, he's got a lot of spirit. Let's put
it that way. Spirit is what they call it a he's got spirit that
guy. Let's play one more clip before clip blitz okay. This is
Snapchat. And CBS is kind of an interesting story.
Okay, here we go.
A lawsuit claims that the mobile app Snapchat was responsible for
a high speed crash. Snapchat is instant messaging with pictures
and most people use it for fun. But Eureka Dunkin reports a few
our snap bragging about dangerous stunts and violent
crimes.
18 year old Amy Joyner of Delaware died last week after
being beaten in her high school bathroom. A student allegedly
recorded the attack with a cell phone and shared it on social
media. Some of us seniors who lay desires attended a vigil for
Joiner.
Social media plays a big part in a lot of what's going on
nowadays. You know, it's cool to record a fight. It's cool to be
on social media because of fight and I think that that's where a
lot of us messed up.
In Ohio last week, this 18 year old allegedly live streamed the
rape of a 17 year old girl on the app Periscope. She faces up
to 40 years in prison for charges including the illegal
filming of a minor and march near Tacoma. three teenagers
were charged with raping a 15 year old girl and posting it on
Snapchat, an app with more than 100 million daily users. So this
is how Snapchat works. You can take video or even pictures
before I send the video I can choose from a number of filters.
This one will show you just how fast I'm going. Last year 18
year old crystal McGee from Atlanta allegedly used this
speed filter to take a selfie and show her friend she was
driving 107 miles per hour. Moments later, she crashed into
a driver who was seriously injured. McGee survived but
continued to post pictures of herself while on a stretcher
with the caption lucky to be alive.
I have her teenagers say the things don't feel real till you
see them on social media.
Lisa demora is a child psychologist talking about
situations where people are seriously injured. And in some
cases death.
It's so tough with teenagers because their better judgment
can be overridden by their wish to be connected to their
friends.
In a statement Snapchat said we actively discourage our
community from using the speed filter while driving the company
says a do not snap and drive warning appears in the app
that's got that was not the case when we use the app as passenger
man is pathetic. Yeah, well but you know kids have been doing
things for for the great photo for forever since photos now
they got nothing better to do.
There's an element of nothing better
to do. Yeah,
I love curl praise a wreck and it takes pictures of herself on
the stretcher.
Yeah, I'm still lucky to be alive. Blessed blessed love and
light. Yes, we send you love and light blessed. I use it so often
now on the face bags. Just everywhere love and light.
Because the people who aren't in on the joke. Think I'm very nice
and and your sweetheart sweetheart and I have a good
man. No, but I have compassion. I'm emotional, emotional man.
I'm an emotion man. Right? woman's dream come true. Yes.
And then thank you and those who are in on the joke thing and you
laugh their ass off because they know that the people are not in
the joke and bullshit and you're a douchebag fabulous. So you got
to be you have to propagate this. More Love and Light that
before we move into the clip blitz two things one is a
question about what kind of state you are living in Monday
California State Assembly passed a B 1732. A bathroom bill that
would require all single use bathrooms in public business and
government establishments to be designated as all gender toilet
facilities.
California continues to move forward before we're thinking
about how we can be more inclusive and frankly more
tolerant.
Assemblymember Phillip ting co authored the bill. He says
gender inclusive single use restrooms are just common sense
and should be more convenient for all people to use. Now
listen to this guy. And my
hope is that we de politicize the bathroom issue, you are
politicized.
But Assemblymember James Gallagher argued that if this
bill becomes law, the state would be deciding how business
owners should best serve their customers. He also argued that
gender inclusive single use restrooms will inconvenience
women.
No woman wants to use the bathroom after many men have
been in that same bathroom now.
So he actually said that and yeah First of all war on men
then just the aid you filling out of the war
on men especially big men. What's the single use bathroom
in anybody's home is always used.
You have to have a sight you have to have a sign. That's the
point house. Yes, of course you will. This is ultimately the
California Building Code will include a sign on every bathroom
that says it's all gender.
I gotta get one of those signs that put it on my bathroom.
But yeah, um, so this if you want to know if this is the
world laughing at the United States of America, yes. The
world cannot believe we're arguing about who where you can
poop. The and who can poop where? And then the and then
taking it one step further into Hey, ladies, you don't want to
be where we poop. We're disgusting animals. Excuse me.
I'm there. I'm a vet. First of all, I don't poop away from
home. If I can avoid it. Do not like it. But you know, but I
leave everything clean. And I don't. Don't make too much
noise. I despise airport bathrooms with men. Oh gosh. And
I hear that women are no better. Women are all you think it's
only men when you go in the airport in the morning with
dudes. It is disgusting.
Oh, god. Okay, well, I'm glad you let that you shared
Well, I'm just saying it's ridiculous. It's ridiculous.
We're even having this conversation. The next one.
Caitlyn Jenner? Possibly detransitioning Yes. Which we
predicted. You specifically predicted but it fell right into
a whole line of theory I had and we agree wholeheartedly that
this is the big one. This is the big money shot for the movie the
book the book, the movie book, the book the movie, book and
movie. And now we're getting reports everywhere about Caitlyn
Jenner possibly transitioning back to a man
dish. She never had the love. lop it off of me
the lumpectomy No, no. Then I still not convinced those are
implants
do you think she's just wearing falsies?
I'm not just looking at the pictures I've discussed this
with multiple women they all agree that it is possible that
this has been tightly controlled so to speak and that he may
never have even had the implants put in
that could be but they're gonna be easily removed.
But even so he had he had pecs he had picked packs to start
with
Yeah, you could push them around
and so we do we need to do anything more than say we
expected this
I don't think so. I think it was pretty much of Yeah, so it was
obvious. The guy didn't even want to change his voice which
is just like just the guy in drag it was just a cross
dressing exercise which is okay played up
yeah played up that's perfectly fine. No problem what you were a
man I don't care what you do. But sad. If true if you really
went through this for the book
of public buying into this bold rather than get Woman of the
Year and some magazine and that's the bad part not
just a magazine was it was Wasn't she Sports Illustrated
LGBT si BBQ T IAP something or other award winning
nominee now they she wasn't in the swimsuit edition Vanity
Fair. I
don't know he's going to this is what we're talking about. We're
hearing he's going she is going to be in the swimsuit edition
with his medals. God that would be the final the final kicker
into the D transition. I think
well, maybe the everyone's just sucker then. Let's go with it.
There we go time for the special John C. Dvorak feature.
Traffic signals on sidewalk.
And now on a much lighter note. A town in Germany has put
traffic lights on the sidewalks for people who are so glued to
their smartphones that they fail to see what is right in front of
their noses. These flashing lights are designed to attract
the attention of even the most intent while texting and
walking. Officials in Augsburg installed them at tram crossings
after a series of accidents that involves people getting injured
while staring at their phones.
Look up everyone. The whole world is out there.
Google the banned payday ads.
There'll be no more payday lending ads on Google starting
in July. The Internet giant says it's banning the ads because the
industry is quote deceptive and harmful, often charging triple
digit interest. Google dominates internet searches and controls
the largest advertising platforms route 33
The knife attack in Germany.
Oh crap. I'm sorry I missed that one. So come on champ. Show us
how tough you are.
David, thank you overseas tonight and from Germany a knife
attack on a commuter train near Munich triggering terror fears
this morning. One witness said the attacker shouted God is
great in Arabic as he stabbed four people around the train.
One of his victims has now died he later surrendered peacefully.
Investigators say there was no apparent tie to Islamic
extremists due to
what country is missing from this one Ukraine. Peace Talks
are earlier today here in Berlin. Germany's Foreign
Minister opened a new peace talks on eastern Ukraine. And he
said the political process has come to a standstill. And it
cannot stay that way. But it will remain that way at least
for the time being. Top diplomats from Russia, Ukraine,
France and Germany met for a 12 time to find some sort of
lasting peace. Well, not much came from it. Apart from hopes
for a lucky 13. Very nice.
One, Army Cadets.
The West Point Military Academy has launched an investigation
into a group of African American women cadets after a photo
surfaced showing them posing with their fists in the air as
they were set to graduate. The gesture was seen by some as a
sign of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their hands in a similar
gesture, the Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico
City. But a West Point graduate who spoke with the cadets told
The New York Times quote, these ladies weren't raising their
fists to say Black Panthers. They were raising it to say
Beyonce, then it's not a sign of allegiance to a movement. It's a
sign that means unity and pride and sisterhood. Very, very, very
good. Come on, champ. Show us how tough you are.
That's right. Good one. Yonsei
B onkey. I know it said it was said. Already then. See tomorrow
morning leaving early off to Nueva York. We fly we fly and
think I'm up at 730 tomorrow and fly pretty early. Get in a city
and then there's the the groom has the groom's family is
throwing a drink or something. So it'd be fun.
Is there going to be a bachelor party?
I'm not invited to that, too. I don't why? I don't know the
groom at all. I only know the bride. Although I could have
been I could have spawned some records for him. You know,
that'd be the typical request I get from my family. Hey, invite
you to play some songs. Alright, everybody, thank you very much
for listening. Remember, we do have another show coming up on
Sunday. And you can remember us at the vortech.org/na Until
then, coming to you from the crackpot condo in the skyscraper
here in downtown Austin in the morning everybody my name is
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley plain and simple I'm John C.
Dvorak we will return
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