cue Soma. Take your pills be happy. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday, May 15 2016. time once again for your gizmo nation
media assassination, episode eight, two. This is no agenda
hobnobbing with the Washington and New York elites and values
and broadcasting live from the Big Apple and femur region to
New York, New York in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I see the Zephyr and it's
late. Where's Mussolini? I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan buzzkill
is vs. Mussolini would make them run on time. Wow,
here we go. Another day to reference.
Yeah. Well, there you That's awesome. Mussolini man. I'm here
in New York City.
Yes, you're in New York City.
Yes, I'm near Soho.
In downtown.
I'm not quite downtown. Not all the way. But we're close enough.
We're within walking distance of Canal Street. Let's put it that
way. Who cares about anything else? Yeah, that's pretty
downtown. You know, Canal Street has of course changed. They had
one request to pick up some bogus fake handbag. And you used
to go to the US to go to Canal Street in New York City and the
beads you know, hundreds of guys you know, the stores? Just
really? Yeah. Like, what do you want? What do you want to watch
on sunglasses what you want. And I knew that it had changed
because I know that the VO The Copyright police had cracked
down what that must have been five or six years ago.
Gentlemen, that happened. I think he may have been longer
and even longer than that pretty
dead for a while. But I
so I said to Tina, I said don't worry about watch this. And sure
enough, you know, on a corner, there's there's a spotter. He's
like, Hey, you want him back? When did you want to Yeah, I'm
looking for this. And then she brings you to another guy. And
then that guy takes you to a meeting spot near the
McDonald's, which is two blocks away. And it's like 50 tourists
hanging out. And then the guys go and they they will you know,
they go away and they come back. And first you negotiate a price
based upon picture. They've got catalogs they're handing out to
everybody. It's it only strengthens the idea to me that
a lot of these knockoffs are coming from the same factory,
and just keeping some form of something going in the in the
future by
I've had that same impression that I had was when you go to
Korea and buy some crazy stuff, you really get the impression.
And I've had the same impression about some of the not all of
them, but I think a lot of the counterfeit or not counterfeit,
but they are compatible inks that you buy for various print.
Exactly. And it may be in from an economic sense. I think it
makes sense. Whereas you are buying so all this stuff is
cheap anyway, it doesn't cost a lot to manufacture a bag.
Certainly not $3,000 Please. The quality seems less but they even
go so far as to make box knock off boxes to put them in and
there's a lot of effort. And maybe
there wasn't any the giveaway to me. I mean, how would you how do
you get to the point where you've, you've ramped up to make
a complete perfect copy of a Rolex watch.
Exactly. So I was here attending the big Buckley levy levy known
levy is levy yes levy wedding. So that is my second cousin. I
think my cousin's daughter. That's my second cousin. Okay,
is it I'm asking it's I don't really know. Thing is a mystery.
Well, in Texas cousins is wife same thing. So this was quite
the affair John. I had I expected some do elitist stuff.
But wow, this is really elitist Central. Oh, yes. And now you
have to know did you feel comfortable? Let's my family of
course I feel comfortable. I've always felt it comfortably
uncomfortable around my family. I'm the black sheep of the
family. I have no military or intelligence clearance. I have
no college degree. No. Black Sheep
Black Sheep cast podcast.
Yes, this is this is my my cousin Adam is a podcaster Yes.
Okay, let's see, I gotta go talk to somebody else. Now, what was
that
or what's a podcaster?
What was super interesting about these families coming together
is cat who's my second cousin then is daughter of Christopher
Buckley. And Christopher Buckley, of course, heir to the
Buckley throne. And then, you know, no doubt a Republican. But
at the same time we had in the same wedding parties. We had a
number of very, very staunch Democrats, including my My whole
family, everybody, because, you know, just meeting everybody and
hanging out and they all want to hear me. Let me tell you, I was
very cautious at this get together. We had a party that
evening before like, you know the who hosted that I can't
remember. Be everyone gets together drinks a little bit you
have some desserts. Hey, so what do you think about Donald Trump
is that you don't really think that crazy man is gonna run the
country? Do you? I didn't even say anything. No, I didn't say
anything and like, but it can't be Bernie because he's stupid.
Yeah, yeah. But Hillary Well, yeah, it's too bad. But she has
the most experience. That's what I hold L Nyla. But Hillary has
the most experience. And everybody all in on Trump is
going to it's going to kill us. We're going to die. We are going
to die if Trump becomes president, I heard this
verbatim.
I gotten to this not this completely. Not the same exact
thing. But I got into some little discussion. And I brought
up to this point that when Obama was elected, I got to see a an
interview with Farrakhan. Yes, it was a Muslim. I think we
played some of this on the show. Back Back when, and fair, and
somebody asked me, Do you think Obama is going to do anything
that's like, what he says? And Farrakhan says, I think he's
well intentioned. We had this attitude about him too. He's
well intentioned, but he's not going to be able to get anything
done because the system is in place to prove you know that you
just can't do anything. You can just do what they tell you to
do. And that gets done and it makes it look like you're doing
something. And I you know, always remembered that and it
kind of turned out that way with this guy. He just, I don't think
he really initiated anything. He just did what he was told. Kept
Gitmo going it was the first thing he's supposed to shut
down. How did that not work? And so I said this is if Trump got
in this is what would happen it'd be the same thing what do
you expect him to be able to get get accomplished? Right. Yeah,
so as well that's the way I handle this now. And we go on
Okay, so that the dinner you know, it's kind of it was loose
and they had rehearsal things all day and this was they had
wedding planner this has been planned for a year and the
evening was kit was catered would really means that from
soup to nuts, at Pier 61 The lighthouse, but if you're
familiar with this venue, but it's like right on the water,
you know, it's got a it's got a corner where the where the
ceremony takes place and you're basically looking out over the
water with the sun setting over New Jersey is beautiful. But the
whole thing is done by Abigail Kirsch and I didn't know what
that meant because I was of course looking at the
centerpieces and and the menu and I'm saying wow, this This
costs a lot of money. And and then to what one of my cousins
said, well, Abigail Kirsch she vacated everything. This is all
her show. Who's Abigail Kirsch. Hey, you should go look at that.
She didn't really doesn't start under 100 grand just for the for
the dinner alone is crazy.
sighs Yeah. It was like a real wedding we very rarely see
nowadays, except in the upper elite and
black tie everyone black tie, which was nice now, because it
was black. I don't own a tuxedo. I haven't owned a tuxedo for a
very long time because I fluctuate in weight. And how
often do I need a tuxedo once every two or three years? If
that? Yeah, it used to be Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, you know,
bit the Waldorf once a year, but so of course, I rented a tux and
Tina and found this. I don't know if you've ever heard of
this. This place where you can it's called Rent the Runway. And
you rent a Haute Couture dress from a designer and they send
you you know, it's kind of like like a tuxedo rental except it's
it's a dress that you've seen on the Paris runway. And you can
rent it for significantly less than the dress would cost.
Yes, it will Lucy's goes to the mint. Oh, yeah.
And it's cool because they deliver it in a garment bag. And
then you drop it into UPS box and it goes back the next day.
But here's the problem with this fabulous app. Is website or
whatever the heck it is. They so one of the designers is Bagley,
Mischka and Bagley Mishka had this year on the runway I happen
to know this though, had this year on the runway, this gold
kind of alumnae dress which is very distinct. I mean, you're
wearing a big chain mail piece of gold pretty much and it's
available on Rent the Runway and subsequently there were three
women at the wedding, wearing the same dress because Of
course, this website doesn't track who's who's renting what.
And it was, it was just, it was hilarious. And I went to every
single one of them said, Hey, by the way, you were at best to
every one of them. Yeah, well, you're being you. You really
wear
this dress that you've noticed, it's probably still consider
that an insult.
Because all the women in the procession line going into the
view of where the ceremony was taking place,
and have their own dresses to wear. Well, no,
I mean, but doesn't everyone have their own limo service? Now
we have Uber. Doesn't everybody have their own dread? No, no,
you do to Rent the Runway. So it shows you kind of two things.
One is you rented that dress via chassis unit. And the worst.
You could see the people that do the Oscars, all those actresses,
they don't own any of those
bodies. Yeah, it's just but those are made for them. And
they're unique. Now, luckily, there was no one was wearing
Tina's dress. I was very happy. I'm like, oh, but I'm gonna have
to take someone out if that happens. But we were looking at
Oh, man. So that was it was interesting to see that take
place at this big elitist affair, which was really
beautiful. No doubt about it. I learned something. Did you know
that we're tying the knot comes from the phrase tying the knot.
I trying to think if I do but I don't think I do.
I did not know but so they had the priest that two guys when I
was like, it was almost like DJ Jazzy Jeff and the fresh rumors
in a band. Yeah, that DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, you
know, two guys on stage. And then at one point was doing
their vows and everything who clearly the senior guy I wish I
remember the names. He took off his you know, his his scarf is
shallow. What do you call that? The has a name of a Jigga
thingamajigger around his neck. Exactly. And which has been
blessed by Mao could be the postman. I don't know. It could
could be a Cardinal. And then he taught and they put their hands
together and then he ties that around their hands in a knot as
the Vows are being being made. I didn't then that's where it
comes from tying the knot and
that's some bondage ceremony that you're in. Well, I'm
pissed off if that's true. Now I'm so again, Trump talk
completely for Bolton. Don and Meg's my uncle Donna, Meg, of
course, you know, they're, they're now in their late 80s.
Then I think everything was quite overwhelming for them in
general, and I certainly was not gonna go Hey, good to see you
guys. Hey, this is my new girlfriend. What the fuck is
going on with North Korea, I just kind of joined to be a
little little calm in that regard. The new girlfriend that
went she's like everyone loves her. And they're all saying,
What are you doing with him? He's a podcaster. Pilot
podcaster. But as I was sitting next to him, and next arm mag,
and so we of course, we had a chance to chat. And he said, you
know, we'll probably talk later, which didn't didn't happen. He
said I do have I do have good. Well, Thanksgiving, big
Thanksgiving thing coming up this year. Today. I do want to
tell you about something's going on something really interesting
happened in Korea. I said there's a brand new army general
four star general who was taking over Vincent Brooks. And Vincent
Brooks before he took his post, which this is maybe this past
week, I think he went up to the dividing line. What does that
the what do they call that the 21st parallel the 33rd parallel
on one of those wherever, wherever the division is between
North and South Korea and he's and he said in the statement, he
said, This is where we signed an armistice was our armistice. Am
I saying it right? I'm
not being able to say artist,
armature pharmacists, pharmacists, what is it? What is
it?
You'll never say I can't get it and I had to set it I visualized
the word I was about to say and then you start
Armitage Armitage and as I said, I said it right. Armitage? There
you go. armistice tomorrow. Mateus. Yes it is a RMA tea ice
Armistice Day armistice
armistice does it sound right to you? Yes,
it does now army that's where they signed the armistice
agreement and then the four star general said what this really
should be is a peace agreement. Yeah, and if you recall, this is
what Dom has said from day one from day one. He said that this
is all they want. Give them that and you'll see things and
it's armistice
armistice you're right armistice Okay, anyway it's what they
don't want they want it just a piece of green no
arm it's just just means it does lay down your arms and it's just
like a bull crap. Okay, we're gonna stop for now but we're
still gonna fight someday exactly what it means one day
someday when we're all pissed off enough
Yeah, well, this whole is something I just baffling. Why
this? This is obviously just continued because South Korea is
such a good partner to buy stuff from us. And it turns out
somebody was bitching about you know, let's shut down some of
these bases. We get one on Yeah, 300 of them around 800 of them
around the world. Exactly. And somebody mentioned that they're
paying half of the freight on this. South Koreans, that's a
lot of money. Yeah. And although they'd be, you know, we didn't
have anybody up there probably say more, but beside the point,
and yeah, they're just suckers. And this would be ideal.
Suckers. Who gives a crap about North Korea, just a backward
operation when they join when it all becomes one country again,
it'll be kind of formidable, but, you know, in the past has
never really worked out at least from the Japanese perspective.
Yeah, exactly. So Don was real, real hyped about that. And he
then so I'm, I'll send them a follow up email, you know,
conversation has been opened. You recall that the father of
the bride, Christopher Buckley, who was no longer married to my
cousin. But of course, they're still both parents. That he had
said 20, some 25 years ago at the big family homestead in
Armonk, New York. Yeah. When I was all hyped up on the
internet, this is yeah, this, isn't it? No, no, not. No, he
said in front of everybody. Yeah, you know, that internet
thing. That's not maybe maybe we'll be sending email. No one's
gonna write for the internet. There's no money on the internet
is
not going to work. We just got that right.
I didn't want to give him anything. So as I met his son,
who was the bride's brother, now Connor, this kid he, he has his
admission video to Tufts, where he was playing I think
Rachmaninoff and solving a Rubik's cube at the same time.
So this is the kind of family I have, you can understand why
Yeah, you understand why I'm the douchebag podcast. I can't even
pronounce Rubik's cube or armistice for that reason. So I
said, you said oh, if you see my dad, I said, yeah, it's been a
long time. And then I and this is with his mom and Tina was
they were just chatting a little bit on the evening before, too,
but I really want to remind him of how he told me this anything
would never work out. And Connor is you know, he's he was 25 I
think or twice he laughs You just look at his career. How did
that work out? Like, bam, snap, nice. He says My dad is the
biggest Luddite in the world. He doesn't even text. He doesn't
even text. And this is a guy who was speechwriter for I think did
he write for George H. Bush? I think he HW I think that speech
writer. Yeah, I think it would that's that's where Don met him.
I think that's how the how Lucy met him. It's all very
incestuous is Washington DC. So I did get my chance to say hi to
him.
He's the groom.
No to the father of the bride, the the Christopher Buckley. I
got a chance to say hi to him. And to remind him about what he
had said.
And what did he say? Well, first of that, well, first of all, I
said, Hey, Christopher, congratulations. He looked at me
and I'm like, he doesn't know who I am. And I said, it's Adam
curry. And any any he took my head in his hands. Oh my god. Oh
my god, Adam, it's so good to see you. You. I mean, you look
like you look like, like someone who just won the Nobel Peace
Prize for Physics. I'm not quite sure why he said that. And then
he kisses me. He said, You're
wearing a tux? Yeah, I'd look I guess I look a little Swedish.
And, yeah, then you know, and he's like, Oh, how's it going?
And said, yes, no, quack, quack quack is Christopher Abdallah.
You're good. You're busy tonight. But I did just want to
remind you when you told me that the Internet would be nothing
would come of it. No money would be made. And it was basically a
dumb idea. And he looks at me says yes, I remember. But I also
said the fax machine would never work. He says I'm really the
worst guy at predicting anything. So. Okay, that was
nice. I'm glad he at least copped to it. But then we had
a bloody CAPTCHA but what he should have said was a view
group presented with tasers Yeah, yeah, it finally caught up
to it. It's a piece of crap. Well, I
wanted I wanted to talk more with him. He said Oh, I really
did. I really need to speak with you. Of course we didn't talk
anymore. But we will we will. I have I have his his snail mail
address.
A postcard
or an Air Mail remember Air Mail? Yeah. It was just a piece
of paper with with stickers on it. You wrote on the paper and
it was the envelope at the same time. Air Mail envelopes.
Everyone who who now this is the this show and maybe we should do
this to get some of those old air mail mail stickers or right
air mail on right across the envelope. That's very everything
you just said for everything
you said Yeah, Air Mail, Air Mail. What was what was
interesting of course in this is we have so we have the father of
the bride he does his speech. You know the Uber Uber
Republican, you can't get more Republican than them in a
Buckley. And he's cracking jokes and he must have made five Jeb
jokes. And particularly, it started off with he had, you
know, like, he was saying something and then he paused and
then no one clapped, or he was and he said, Please clap. That
got quite a quite an applause from the from the Obama bought
crowd and yell at them. He had beautiful words to say. And he
choked up and it was perfect. I mean, it was picture picture
perfect. Like everything else in the wedding was picture perfect.
But then something very bizarre happened. The main is the matron
of honor the maid of honor. The bride's best friend of honors
the bride's henchmen, yes, the maid of honor. And she gets up
to talk and she's about the same age millennial and, and she
says, Well, you know, really the, the only thing that Kat and
I have in common is both our grandfathers. I know both our
fathers have an F ID as their middle name was a grandfather.
I'm sorry, both our grandfather's have an F as a
middle name, because of course, we had William F. Buckley, and
she said, and my grandfather, Robert F. Kennedy. So this is
kick Kennedy. This is This is Robert F. Kennedy's
granddaughter. Was he an f2? I guess he was. Yeah, he was. And
so we just had the most Republican family talking and
then the most Democrat family talking it that was very
bizarre.
That's very bizarre. You're you were if this was further back in
history, you'd be watching, you know, some Spanish woman who is
related to the Crown marrying a French woman that was the gift
buying the country's one.
Yeah, it was. And she was funny. She was really funny. She had
some good stories to tell. And she's named after Kathleen
Kennedy. Who's another dead Kennedy Did you know Did you
know about Kathleen Kennedy I started I lost she was a Robert
and John sister and she died tragically in a plane crash and
her nickname was kick. I'd never even heard of her which is just
well interesting. Yeah, and so we dance it was great. Donna
Meg, were dancing was beautiful with the photo booth. We had the
wedding cake. It was all great. Of course.
Tina and I have a tattoo artist I think that would have stopped.
Oh man, I can't believe they missed that opportunity. Of
course Tina and I got back and it was like 130 and we left
early and I still had to prep and that's been a little
challenging but well worth it and the one there's one other
thing that happened which was I'm going to follow up on at the
at the dinner I'm sorry before they at the I'm sorry.
I was gonna say before you can discontinue the story. Do tell
what you what you ate.
Ah yes we had thank you for asking. We started off there was
kind of a like a Sufi che there was a there was a salmon or the
thing was tuna tar you know like stack like a like a ashtray size
tuna Tatara thing. And I had the beef, which was I was a dinos
like in a restaurant that would have been a $40 piece of beef
and fit I didn't have the fish but everyone said the fish was
great. And they had all kinds of they I mean, there was so much
food there were meat balls on a stick. It was a little little
Yeah, it was good little bacon strips with stuff on it just
little tiny strip of bacon you can pop in your mouth and so
it's bacon with someone who cares is bacon. There were just
you know little blinis with the caviar just little ones just
pass out he's little bleeding with caviar. Okay, nice. Full on
bar champagne. No, no one had weed very disappointing. Don't
understand what's
going on with those two families I can't imagine
so at the dinner
before I'll bet you that dead cat girl probably though cat
wild
come on she's a she's a millennial of course. But I did
not ask her she the bride the evening before the dessert and
drinks a guy came up to me and and he says wait you're you're
Adam curry right this turns out he's 61 And he looked like he
was my age guy look really good just you know almost a Georgia
part kind of but not sickly tanned but no no wrinkle white
hair. No, no, no, no, no, no. That really beautiful Italian
wife. Yeah, and then from DC the DC insiders and he might as well
have a sign DC insider stuck on his forehead. But he be lying to
me. At least that's what it felt like and that's what was
observed at this at this dessert and drinks thing. And yeah, Adam
crazy. Yeah, I didn't I couldn't place him and but he was
obviously from the from the bride's family some connection
that I didn't know. Because well don't you know so and so who
started up MTV with Bob Pittman. And I really kind of came at the
last days of Pitmans. I don't know many people and and then
he's, he's talking, he says, you know, this podcast, you know,
and I said, What are you doing? I'm working on your podcasting
stuff. I'm a podcaster. And he's like, you know, that's very
interesting. But because I represent a lot of broadcasters
around the world of Nam, like, Uh huh. And, and, you know, it's
very hard for them to come up with good quality and he was
very interested in this and he does this radio stations, you
can listen to through your just listen to through a phone line,
which apparently 40% of the world, there's no way they can
get online, you know, they can't stream audio. So that think one
of his companies, he may be an investor, I'm not sure yet. He,
you know that that company takes 1000s of radio stations, or
radio streams, and then puts it into a system. So people in
Africa or other countries, Middle East who may not have
adequate internet, they can just call into a phone number and
then put it on their speaker and listen, and of course, when you
really think about it's not that much different from streaming
audio directly, you know, the over IP, right. And the quality
of the quality and is there some differences? Yes, yeah. So he's
talking about these broadcasters and Africa. They need, you know,
better equipment, Don thinking ultimate podcast device, like,
Yeah, I'll sell you a couple of those as Africans. Yeah. And
once you get going on Raw, and and then you said, yeah, it's
very interesting. He talked about Voice of America said,
Yeah, well, of course, Voice of America now is propaganda. He
said, Yes, Smith monta like bought what? He asked me if
money was overturned, I say you are, there's only one other
person in the universe who I know would would even bring this
up anywhere. And that's my partner. And you're now all of a
sudden talking about the Smith month Act, which was repealed,
which now allows the United States government to
propagandize its own citizens, even if it's accidental. Yeah, I
know all about that. And so, and we didn't reach out well, we
should definitely talk. Then at the dinner. He beelines to me,
Adam, Adam, Adam. Oh, man, I I hadn't I had no idea. I looked
you up. You know, you're the real deal. You're the proto
podcaster though. I didn't say that. But he might as well. And
I said, we really need to talk. Yeah.
So so he so he comes over to you in the first place? Because
probably somebody told him to, or somebody wants you does sky
well, this is my question. If you said he'd be lying, he had
to be told to go but he was not
introduced. He beelined to me. Yeah. Right. And then and then
has to be introduced in the evening. And he was way over the
other side. He beelines to me, very flattering by like
extremely flattering for somebody. I looked you up.
You're the real deal. You got your visionary, your visionary.
Yeah. Tell you a quick story on the side. I met this big event
in Vegas. And there's this beautiful woman across just the
same exact situation you're dealing with here. She beelines
right to me. And she says, Can you introduce me to Bill
McCrone? Okay.
It wasn't quite that bad. So it's he's done his research.
Yeah. And he's now spouting you've got to come to DC I'd
love to sit down and meet and and so ya know, I've been taking
the team has not been to DC and I'd love to come and you know,
used to be really cool. When Don was really in the
administration. He could get us you know, White House tour. And
without without a beat. He says, Oh, what do you want Oval Office
White House, you want to meet some people and you bought Obama
administration? I'll make it happen. Just tell me when I
might not be able to get you a meeting with the President. It's
like it's okay. It's alright. I'll take that meeting if he has
time. So don't worry about it. So I'm now now I'm like Oh,
really?
Does you look him up? I
did. I'm not going to tell you who it is. But I will tell you
he has he has a n n n. n c A master's and a JD from American
University and a master's from Berkeley.
Oh geez.
So as I'm really I
should better say as
well Oh Jose, what happened I was going to its To me that was
like now I definitely need to. I definitely need to take this
meeting because this guy is going to be one of them. You
know a spa
the spook spot to spook everybody.
But but so anyway, so somebody tipped him off to begin with, so
he took the Beeline talk with you for a little bit. You are
interesting enough that he left to go look you Yes. That's kind
of the giveaway you're at At a wedding.
I don't know if I'm at a wedding. Somebody was looking
you up. I'm telling you, either I have my new handler, as my new
best friend is very possible. Yeah, that'd be but I'm taking
that meeting. I'm going to DC. I'd be crazy not to. Yeah.
And so start looking for a backup host but yeah.
Thanks. Oh, apt to Brutus. Dang. Yeah, so that was truly bizarre,
but I can't wait to find out more about about that.
Lisa, do you want to meet the twerp?
This? I saw the twerp on TV this morning now, and she looked
orange like Trump. That was kind of interesting. Susan Rice and
I'm only refer to the tour but Susan, she's looking
for looking for a job in the Trump administration. So ever
made music get against it. They all had this hatred. This crazy.
I don't know. Hatred of Trump. It's like, I'm listening to
Deutsche Avella more than usual. And there was just one clip my
list right in front of me to go get my list out to play later.
But it just was like, right, what do they think in Germany?
Describe Sanders.
With one word Sanders is for that's a funny little clip. But
that's not the one you were looking at. What do they think
of Germany? There's a good clip.
We'll play this then since he was just about wrapped up his
party's nomination. And of course, the ongoing battle
between Democratic front runner Hillary Clinton and her
resilient rival leftist Bernie Sanders.
Just simply the left is
it a resilient driver left as Bernie Sanders? Nice. All right.
As a report, the other one from Deutsche Vela, which is the
shipping receipt it should be a report on Donald Trump a rapper
Trump audio but this is no that's
no that's that's funny clips
Trump's Butler What am I looking for? Okay, Elizabeth click
crazy clips today. So you get your you don't know. I guess I
probably quoted that right. I have to go get my list. But go
get your list. This is a good one. All right. Have you heard
this story about Trump's Butler? Yeah, I
read this morning. I read the headline something and he was
talking crazy. Is this his current Butler or is it a former
Butler
some old Butler. way the way to my head
the headline is trying too hard with the headline is Trump's
Butler. So you think it's his current Butler obviously.
Well, they way they play it on Democracy Now is a guilt by
association and that kind of story because they're afraid of
Trump to I don't know what it was afraid of. But anyway,
played Trump's Butler.
Meanwhile, the Secret Service says it'll investigate Donald
Trump's former Butler over a Facebook post in which he
referred to President Obama as a quote Kenyan fraud and cold for
him to be hanged. Anthony Senegal worked for Donald Trump
for nearly 30 years. Trump's campaign has said it disavows
Senegal statements.
Called to Be I just rolled guy. Yeah.
I just remembered by one of my cousin's, you know, and she's
pretty liberal. She has a big ass job at marketing. And a big
retailer, and I like her a lot. She's really cool. And she says,
Oh, Trump, she knows he can talk with me and I can be a little
more open with her. And she says, No, there's only one thing
I really really despise about Donald Trump. One thing really
sickens me this man. Can you guess what it was?
His hair? No. No.
She said, I cannot believe that. He talked about his daughter
like he wanted to date her. I was like that, like Did you see
the clip? He says he I think so. Did you see the whole thing that
what the context was? No, but still, you could never say that.
Okay. I don't know if I got through to her. But it really,
and the end, man. There's stuff going on right now. against
Hillary. There's how many documentaries are out right now?
10. We've got we've got the Clinton clock cache. We've got
this new one about Anthony Weiner, the Anthony
Weiner scandal was one of the strangest political episodes of
our time. This documentary with extraordinary behind the scenes
footage, dredges it all up again, at the worst possible
time for Hillary Clinton and her closest aide worst?
Can you remember what I would like to talk about is housing in
the Bronx. Any
questions about that
for Congressman Anthony Weiner in his white room, Aberdeen,
Hillary Clinton's closest aide and constant presence at her
side, new documentary about his sordid political tale couldn't
come at a worse time.
Come at a worst time. I'm,
well, I'm spending a lot. Even though I you can't say spending
time, it's just you tried to put in the back of your head. And
but before I go in that direction, I have to back up
back to your storage because I did interrupt you said you will
follow up on something that was at the dinner at the party and
then I took you off into another track and you never finished
that thought.
Chat Room may have to help. I can't follow up on
this something it does apply. I have to I have to follow up on
this. And then I interrupted you.
Oh, well, I'm getting that maybe it was about the new force are
general and in Korea. I'm going to follow down on that.
I talked about that. Before he brought that up. He said that.
Okay. Well, we will worry about I don't remember you always
listen to the show you.
When I listen to the show, remember what I said.
Anyway, now I interrupted you again. I'm sorry.
Okay, I'm just waiting for you to finally give us your daughter
Bella clip that we've been waiting for?
Well, I think is this. Okay, so I didn't even know this took
place. But the Democrats have a convention in Berlin,
the American Democrats. Ha, ha.
Yeah. And and at that convention, I think they have
something like, I don't know, either 11 or 13 or 19. There's
19 delegates that will go to the record convention that come out
of this convention. Oh, nice. It's all the expats from all
over the world. They meet in Berlin. Excellent. And I think
this is at the end of this. I think they throw that look
kicker in there. But this is a good little rundowns Democrat
convention in Berlin. It
looks like America and sounds like America. But we're actually
at the headquarters of Germany's Social Democratic Party, as the
Democrats abroad get together for their global convention.
There are 13 delegates up for grabs, and the overwhelming
majority are for the so called democratic socialist Bernie
Sanders. Bernie's older brother Larry says that's not
surprising.
His policies, domestic policies, in particular, have free
universal health care, leave paid leave from work for various
reasons, are very close to what people experience in European
countries.
Most of those present are pretty certain Hillary Clinton will get
the nomination, they can live with that. As long as the
Democrats stay in power. The conventions German hosts are
full of praise for Obama's achievements over the past seven
years.
To achieve that lot as Democrats in the last years, and you can
be very proud of that for us.
But there is one person threatening to spoil the party,
Donald Trump, a populist billionaire really become
President of the United States of America.
As well, it is no wonder that someone who's there's so many
characteristics of a carnival barker, a narcissistic carnival
bargain could come this far.
It would be the worst thing in the world. And I might not want
to ever go back to the United States, I might just stay in
Mexico. And that'd be hard because I my family's in the
States so hard
when it comes to are sure that Clinton will win the election in
November, even if the Democrats abroad are throwing their weight
behind Sanders for now, giving him nine of their 11 delegates.
Ah,
interesting. guy seems to be seems to be winning somehow,
even though he's losing. It's very odd. When I see you know,
25,000 people in his everything. 25,000 people in the stadium,
another 15,000 outside, but you only see a picture somewhere on
a blog because it's not being shown anywhere.
It's pretty typical.
And BBC has a big article today about headline a Trump
presidency has Americans looking north. And Google searches for
how can I move to Canada spiked after Mr. Trump won seven out of
11 primaries? And then there's
this is not a new story. Of course they've been playing
though they keep doing it. Yeah. Yeah. So now we're rewriting
rerun stories and you have to wonder why there's been a couple
of them and
because they're out of there out of ideas. And listen to this
celebrate. These are Lena Lena Dunham of girls. Raven Simone
formerly of the Cosby family and of the view. She says I'm going
to move to Canada with my entire family. I already have my
ticket. No, I literally booked my ticket. I swear. Cher says if
he were to be elected, I'm moving to Jupiter. John Stewart
says I would consider John Stuart says I would consider
getting into rocket and going to another planet because clearly
this planet has gone bonkers. I'm a little sick of John Stuart
actually with his, you know, holier than thou bearded. Like
I'm somewhere between Clooney and Letterman attitude. And he's
what is he putting together a farm with his wife for abused
animals. That's great. But he's not really doing the work
anymore. He's really just all bought
I disappointed me to be assented a little production aspect to do
with the Colbert show. He's got some angle on that
and John Oliver show and he got a little pieces of Yeah, little
bit of John Oliver. Yeah. And so Whoopi Goldberg, of course,
says, maybe it's time for me to move, you know, I can afford to
go good. Miley Cyrus. I'm moving if this is my president.
Well, this may actually be the benefit here.
I'm seeing as a huge benefit a lot of people you're gonna start
voting Trump. Just get rid of some of these people. Where's
Barbra Streisand?
Oh, I'm sure she said something. I'm sure
she said she was gonna move with George Bush got reelected and
she didn't. Did you
hear the New London mayor? About Trump?
The No, the new guy. Yeah. took over from Boris Johnson. Yeah.
And
if you want I'd be happy to read the text I received from my Uber
British friend Michelle. You know, the one with the
nightclubs. With the strip with the strip clubs. All right,
right, this strip club guy that sent him a note. Actually, this
was this was think before the previous show. And I said I'll
read it to you verbatim. Hey, I'm prepping for the show.
What's the vibe on London's new mayor? Are you ready? Ready for
this?
Okay,
unelected. I'll do that. I'll do the accent and elected Muslim
question mark, question mark, question mark in the bastion of
democracy. Liberal tolerance. No booze, no birds, Sharia law,
conquer from within, breed your way into governance. What does
the Queen think? I have a Muslim in charge of a capital city.
What would Richard the Lionheart say to the Moors governing
England Capital City, Washington next door, New York, what
happened to the free speech the right to dislike things and
express horrors that discrimination against our
freedom to our opinion? I guess he's not so happy with a with a
new mayor of London. And that may be a sentiment amongst this
type of British subject. And here,
I wouldn't be surprised, but they voted him in. Yeah, lesson
population that
could be rather large. Could be rather large, be quite vocal,
I would be concerned with my concern would be if I was over
there, and in London, and he got elected. And I looked over at
the polling that always comes out. And it was like 99% of the
Muslims all voted for him. Yeah, sure.
That's how it works. That's a problem. That's what's happening
everywhere in Europe. It's in Rotterdam, the Muslim mayor. And
it's mayor's very smart. They're doing mayors. And maybe it's a
you know, what if that if the population is that's the
majority of the population, Lisa, we're coming out and
voting because you get exactly what you what you deserve. So I
have no problem with it. The hypocrisy though,
you know, the way the game is normally played, I mean, in a
democracy as you vote for the best candidate, if you're a
Muslim, you just don't vote for God just because
there's a special place in hell for Muslims who don't vote for
Muslims. Oh, wait, that was Hillary with women. I'm sorry.
The hypocrisy of this guy is quite astounding.
You've been talking about Donald Trump quite a bit just in the
past couple of days. It's a hot topic in the United States for
obvious reasons. And you've been quoted as saying that defeating
Donald Trump is now personal. Can you elaborate on that?
It's quite clear to me from my experience during my campaign,
that my conservative opponent sought to divide communities
here in London. He had a campaign that was a politics of
fear, and was quite clear from Londoners last Thursday, with
the overwhelming mandate that I received is London chose hope
over fair, London chose UDC over division. The reality is, I'm
quite clear in my mind that Western liberal values are
compatible with mainstream Muslims. I didn't just have to
be
interesting. He said, He's saying a couple of things here
that are noteworthy. He uses a term which I do not believe has
been used mainstream Muslims. Have you heard that? I don't
think I've heard this term specifically from any politician
now mainstream it? I think you've you've caught something
and mainstream would the mainstream not mean the
majority? I mean, do we have data? I mean, and what is the
what is the if someone is not mainstream, ie, the mainstream
being love, peace and unity and harmony, which sure I'm willing
to buy? That's the mainstream? What do you call the non
mainstream? Alternative Media? Wrong? Incorrect media?
broadcasters, right? Yeah. So So what is if you say mainstream
for Muslims, you can't say alternative Muslims. You can say
vo wrong Muslims. Maybe that would be the right phrase. So
that's a new one here it says mainstream Muslim, which this
girl from MSNBC messes up later in another interesting way that
Western liberal
values are compatible with mainstream Kareem Muslims, I
didn't decide to stand for office to be Donald Trump's
nightmare. The point I make with respect to Donald Trump and
those advising him is I think that your views on Islam
ignorant? I think yes, it is the case that there are a small
number of criminals, terrorists who do really bad things and
really horrible things, I'd say to justify the acts of terror,
in the name of Islam,
has this gentleman has he looked across that little pond there at
Callay of the Muslims who are being kept in tents pooping in
the mud? You're climbing over barbed wire, and you're
complaining about something Donald Trump said? Where's your
entire union is marginalizing mainstream Muslims of all
people? And of course, there may be one or two bad apples, but
please, you know, pot kettle, what are you talking about?
But the vast, vast, vast majority of Muslims, but just in
London, but around the world are peaceful, a vast,
vast, vast? I got to understand the terminology, I think this is
very, very poor showing of this London mayor, he needs some
words that mean something
law abiding, they love being Muslim, many of us love being
Western. Many of us love America. I love Americans,
many of us so it's vast, many mainstream.
My worry is by Donald Trump and his advisers given the
impression that Western liberal values are incompatible with
Muslims and Islam inadvertently play into the hands of the
extremists who say that Islam in the West are compatible
may or con not only call those views ignorant, he also said
that they were risky that they risk alienating mainstream
Muslims Mayor Khan is a lips are
you talking to me? Yeah,
what what is she saying he's back her up. Why didn't she get
those quotes? She's got the guide blabbering about nothing
half the time. And then she says he also said there's ignorant
and she starts listing off this boy he said
he said ignorant in the beginning he didn't say ignorant
it was the very beginning was it wasn't it was kind of muffled.
It was still compatible.
May or con not only call those views ignorant, he also said
that they were risky that they risk alienating
that part. We didn't hear your correct mainstream. We hear it
No, no want to hear her saying it? Well, because maybe she
didn't get it but it gets better. alienated up
could be mainstream Muslims. Mayor Khan is a liberal, he's a
member of the Labour Party. He supported same sex marriage,
despite threats from Muslim mix, extreme Islamic extremists.
groups.
So she went with the Muslim mainstream Muslims. And then she
said, Muslim extremists which would be even worse than Islamic
extremists, or jihadist or whatever.
Well, in terms of keeping the memes in the right,
exactly right. But that only highlight that only highlights
the bogus activity of mainstream Muslims. What does that mean?
We're
bitching about his position on same sex marriage? Was it one
person where they mainstream make sense to or 1000s we don't
know
is a liberal. He's a member of the Labour Party. He supported
same sex marriage despite threats from Muslim mix. Extreme
Islamic extremists excuse me in this country, and he's a self
described feminist who backs Hillary Clinton
a feminist? He's a feminist, John. I don't think we do
certainly don't look too kindly upon men who call themselves
feminists.
It's bullcrap. Like the men who call themselves lesbians. This
is like a bogus attempt to get a date with some dummy. Yeah, so
this guy is looking for a date, sir. What's
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know what he's looking
for. But it's
keeping my eye on him is a feminist. I'm a feminist. We're
gonna get along just great.
That That about sums it up. Thank you, right. Oh,
yeah, that's a douchebag say that. Anybody who says any male
who says he's a feminist? Yeah. Unless he's like, you know,
transitioning, he's transgender, or there's something going on.
Okay, so it's fine. We might as well go right into that.
Okay, well, let's stick with them and see what I
got. Caitlyn Jenner. Man. We gotta go straight into Caitlyn
Jenner. How can you Yes. How can you avoid this
on Twitter and elsewhere? Yeah, we got him on face bag. Yes. And
yeah, well, we nailed it.
Now. There's a couple of things I learned. Now, we you started
we predicted this room when it all started we said he and your
theory was we here to this is about a big book deal, the movie
and the reality show, of course, that is not doing so well. But
we have a big Sports Illustrated coming out she's supposed to be
wearing his metals scantily clad. And now we're hearing, you
know, we've figured the best the best hedge? Yes, the best.
Gambit, if you will, was to reverse. And we talked about
this quite extensively, we should find out what shows Yeah,
it was one of those things we if you listened to this show, you
know that these things come onto the show. As an element of the
show, we we deconstructed on the spot in real time. And we said
on that show, thinking I was going to come up with that
thought I did,
but not quite the way you had it with the book deal. But that
came from because we have we have listeners who are in
transition or transgender, they are very valuable to the
intelligence network. And I think we've saved a lot of them
from boy, they say, Hey, you saved me, because I'm thinking a
little differently about my position. And
it's quite I'm not quite sure how that works, either. But we
did we did doesn't matter if it's something to do with the
analysis and showing that the bullshit that comes out in a lot
of it affects people adversely. Yes. And we kind of try to cure
that. And
so I think I said one or two shows ago, so I'm not even can
because now now there's talk of he's going to D transition.
You're not convinced of any of you think the whole thing is?
Yes. Oh, well, it was done anything. Yes.
Yes. And yes. And I'm going to tell you right now exactly how I
know this. So from our from our listeners from our from our
producers, our audience. So first of all, we got a lot of
pushback saying hey, the guy is not even trying to transition
his voice. And that is, you know, everyone's different. But
that appears to be pretty much across the board. It seems to be
what men transitioning to women want to do. And they then they
start working on their voice and bed. She has the Caitlin's done
no work. And
as I as well talk like this while smoking a cigar
and so I've been looking at that some other anomalies. I'm pretty
good at this. I mean, I can look at I looked at Sheryl Crow the
other day and I said she's always wearing bell bottoms. I
bet you season Oompa Loompa. And she's dead. Turns out she's five
foot two. So I can see the tricks up says cankles. And I
said that on the show. It's I don't even think the breasts are
real. I don't think Bruce Jenner got implants when becoming
Caitlyn. From one of our producers. I don't think now
this is not a one of our transgender producers. I don't
think it could be I don't know. It doesn't matter. Oh, Adam, I
thought you knew those are not breasts. My friend worked at the
Los Angeles plastic surgeons office that routinely had to
remove both Bruce Jenner and Kenny Rogers quote breasts that
result when you have liposuction on your torso. The fat displaces
once you stop that procedure. Yurika you get breasts not
implants, your keen eye impresses when was the final
parting word there. And I think that's true. I don't think he
has breast. He already had pecs as a as a guy as a as an
athlete. He had pecs. And I think maybe I even recall that
he had or maybe all those. Oh, he's in there to shave his
Adam's apple maybe was just lipo. And then and then stopping
the fatty tissue moving up into his breasts. Hmm.
I'm not going to say that this is the case. I mean, from all
the evidence so far, in the case that this is something of one of
the Kardashian whoever the Kardashian Cabal, the Cabal. The
dashing cabal was the genius behind it. One of the women the
older ladies,
Chris Christie with a momager Kris Jenner,
yes, she Yeah. And this was a scheme to I was all acted all
the, oh, I can't believe he did this. And all the rest of it.
It's just it's just a money making scheme that he wanted to
get a little more attention there. All the girls were doing
the best job they were doing great. You know, and everyone
hanging around. I'm doing fine. They get a lot of publicity. And
he was he felt like the idiot that kept walking in the scene.
Yes, yes. Here I am. Hi. Oh, hi, Dad. Good. Dad may move the
camera shy? Yeah, you're in my camera. You're my line. Yeah, so
he had to do something with the mom who's the genius? And she
says, Well, here's what we can do. I've got this. I've been
thinking about this for a while, you know, just listen to don't
say anything, tell you I'm finished. And then you can tell
me what you think. And then she laid it out and you said, okay,
yeah,
I'm all I'm all in on that. Oh, before I just remembered the
groom at the bunny. He's these at Morgan Stanley finance in the
family finance, lot of Bros and finance good looking guys on
finance. And I was talking to one of them. And of course, the
politics came up and ties in Yeah, I think it's about Trump
or today, you know, this this guy. Trump knows what he's
doing. He probably has his taxes ready to show just gonna wait
until Hillary goes completely nuts and say, oh,
I want to stop. Yeah, yeah. Is that this would be something
we're not going to put in the book. But I think it should be
in the book. It could be in the book. I think you're dead on on
this i This taxes thing looks like a red herring. It's like a
setup. It
looks it's so obvious now to me.
Because he made such a big stick. Yeah, I don't think I
need to show my taxes to anybody.
And I love the way you know, it's none of your business. When
the question was, is the voters business? No, not really. It's
not a requirement. It's just not it's not a necessity. But
Romney makes him unqualified,
but it doesn't matter.
Where's the list of qualifications that makes him
unqualified not to show the taxes but he's gonna show I
think you're right, he's going to show that below Rolla tags
that are gonna be boring.
And I said, yeah, he's gonna be boring, you're gonna see
whatever it is. And he's gonna turn around and say now, where
are your transcripts? And then I looked at it, and I said, there
are no transcripts, because there were no speeches. He was
just checks. And the guy looks at me goes, holy crap. How did I
miss that? I think I think that is that is, he's going to be a
problem.
Yeah. So long game. Yeah. It's gotta be he's not going to.
Yeah, he's not going to roll them out. And then he's going to
do that's a great flip. That's actually the use that as
leverage for the transcripts, which you're right. I think
we've all everyone who listen to this show has to agree, because
if you nail that there are no tricks, no speech,
we know exactly what the transcripts would be. Oh, you're
an important blah, blah, blah, you're this You're that Oh,
Greg, God, rah, rah. I mean, how horrible could she she's not if
she did a speech. He's not saying hey, we really stuck it
to those peasants in 2008. Didn't we? Not saying that? You
know, it's not going to be super embarrassing. Anything. She
said. We've only heard one or two people off the record say,
well, it was kind of boring. I'm sure she did one or two
speeches. But what was it 25? How many? How many are supposed
to be how many she's supposed to have done?
I think her and her husband did $150 million worth or something
last year. And then no lots but she's a boring speaker and she's
very bored. And he's speeches for the Goldman Sachs or writing
one up now. And they just had to make we'll get one short. We
have one other BI here's the transcript. They just the
transcript was written by Luma Aberdeen over the last couple of
months.
Let's go back to the LGBTQ few IAP thing. And just all the
coverage that kept coming through on the transom over the
past couple of days. It's so we are so pathetic. And I've been
and having listened you know, to Sirius XM 127 progressive
Michelangelo's Signorelli this people don't agree at this
bathroom thing. What bathroom can you use? People don't agree
and it's okay. But I'm going to think I'm going to stay that Big
Gay has pushed this they are pushing the Dennett. It's not
even transgendered people who are pushing it. It's male
homosexuals. They are pushing and they're they're the ones
that are just outraged and just want to just and it's come to
this head where it's just now we look like a moron country. Where
can you poop? It it is it It boggles the mind. And somehow if
you're transgender you have the right to any bathroom you want
if you're not transgender, you don't. I'm so where are the
equal? I don't know. It's driving me crazy. Here's
they're getting Don't let me interrupt again. They're getting
wet. If you watched it, I've been doing the three by three.
You know, if you watch these stations, they are starting off
their newscast with this. Yeah, it's outrageous how much
coverage it's getting. I'm going to have to listen to gay USA or
whatever that show isn't. And I can
it's called the Michael Michelangelo's Signorelli show,
but you might as well be called gay USA. Yes. And but it's it's
so it's, I don't hear that I pay attention. I pay attention to
all that anything. I listened to my daughter, you know, I'm
trying to do Who Can I listen to who else is complaining about
this was really only and pasty white gay men. And they're so
angry at Republicans and they're so angry and so angry because we
want a cake and we want this and then it's because the cake stuff
that these laws came up and then the President does something
very bizarre and and comes out with it's not a it's not a
directive from him. It's not a presidential directive. I
despise the reporting on this. It is a It is from the
Department of Education Office for Civil Rights in the US
Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. And it is
titled Dear Colleague letter on transgendered students notice of
language assistance. Have they gotten a whole bunch of language
and everything? Oh, they have some terminology. And if you
don't mind just, it's just about Title Nine of what is the title
nine of the Education Amendments of 1972?
Yes, which is ruined everything.
So I'll just I just want to run through a few pieces of this
because I don't see anyone even reading anything from the
document is all Obama's presidential directive not
presidential directive PD is a very specific document. And
that's not what this is. It says not a directive. This is a
colleague letter. Okay. A couple of definitions which are
important for us to understand in this conversation. We have
terminology gender identity refers to an individual's
internal sense of gender, a person's gender identity may be
different from from or the same as the person's sex assigned at
birth. So I would be male sex assigned at birth, because that
is the next piece of terminology sex assigned at birth refers to
the sex designation recorded on an infant's birth certificate,
should such a record be provided at birth. That doesn't mean that
even is removed from the actual biology. But okay. And
transgender describes those individuals whose gender
identity is different from the sex they were assigned at birth.
So I treated as an example Chen, transgendered male as someone
who identifies as male, but was assigned the sex of female at
birth, a transgender female as someone who identifies as
female, but was assigned the sex of male at birth. But without
doubt, gender identity, refers to how I feel about myself as an
individual. But I only have a few choices. Which this is the
part that makes no sense to me. If you can only be an angel and
the lumping together of LGBTQ LGBTQ que IAP. That's impossible
for all those letters in the acronym to all feel the same
about something but which is also bigoted, and you're lumping
people together, it's it's very contradictory to what I think
these people are trying to achieve. compliance with Title
Nine, this is the this is the big deal, as a condition of
receiving federal funds. A school agrees that it will not
exclude separate, denied benefits to or otherwise treat
differently on the basis of sex. Any person and it's in
educational programs or activities, unless expressly
authorized to do so under Title Nine or implementing regulation.
So already I have a problem. Because the sex as as if as a
word, the sex of a person. It says, on the basis of sex, any
person in treat differently on the basis of sex of any person
that's not defined, you mean gender identity or sex assigned
at birth, just throwing out sex, so it doesn't really what is it
that didn't define it in this memo? To what what is sex is
that the physiology is that the biology I continue the
department's treat a student's gender identity as the student's
sex, which I'm just going to presume they mean sex assigned
at birth. For purposes of Title Nine and its implementing
regulations. This means that a school must not treat a
transgender student differently from the way it treats other
students of the same gender identity. But they are because
the transgender student may choose any restroom he or she or
the transgendered, Z desires. So they are being treated
differently. A school may provide great
that's an excellent point.
It's it's bigoted. to totally get an extra extra privilege at
school may provide separate facilities on the basis of sex.
There will be male and female bathrooms but must allow
transgender students to access such facility consistent with
their gender identity. I'm okay with that. But I should also be
able to say at won't but my gender identity today is female.
I'm going to use the female restroom. I mean, this this none
of this makes any logical sense any whatsoever. Any and the way
it's being handled is even crazier. Listen to the White
House. Job As Ernest put his foot in it
once here is not to isolate anybody. It's not to
discriminate against anybody. It's not to make anybody unsafe,
it's actually to ensure that our schools are as inclusive and
respectful and safe as they can possibly be. And that's why the
guidance that we've put forward includes tangible specific
suggestions for how that can be achieved. So let me just give
you one example there, there are some school districts across the
country that have sought to enhance the privacy of their
students by making relatively minor changes to shared use
facilities. In some cases, that means just putting up curtains,
really, people are have more privacy when they're changing
their clothes or taking showers in
man. Oh, my God. What has happened? What has happened?
What happened to co Ed What happened to you know, man, this
is you people are going to be in certainly in America, and we so
messed up about their sexual identity, their gender identity,
maybe that's the idea. It is the idea, John, and I'm putting the
blaming, that Caitlyn Jenner for a lot of this. All this really
started with Caitlyn Jenner, and the conversation and you know,
ta. Ah, I'm all for love and peace and harmony and
everything. But this who can use what bathroom? Wow, I'm reminded
that this is why I'd like to move to Canada, this is a reason
to move to Canada. There'll be
doing that up there for sure. A, A. They have, I'm reminded of
the practicality of bathroom use in most situations where you go
to a sporting event and women have always been if they want to
get into a ditch fixing something. When you have a man's
bathroom, which has, let's say, say five toilets and 10 urinals.
And the woman's bathroom has five, maybe six, seven toilets,
they really need to have the number of urinals as toilets in
the bathroom so they can get in and out. Because if you long
lines, long line football game or any event, there's a long
line of women waiting to get into the bathroom and they can
don't have the same structure to hold it as well. And there's a
miserable when I went through online, and so smart women who
do have you know, the ballsy ones, they just go into the
men's bathroom. And so yes, yes, yes. There's always women in
there. Yes. And so there's a couple of gals in the bathroom
and you know, in the toilet showers not using the urinal,
but they're in there and they come out you go what? And they
can they leave and nobody gives a crap. They just gotta shocked
by it when you see it. But it's like, it's what's wrong with
that
when I was when I was in college, all three months, the
dorm, the bathroom, the showers had no doors at all dudes
walking around. I'm not particularly I was never really
particularly comfortable with it because I have what is known as
a pop and grow. So now I look like I'm really really pathetic.
I'm being honest. But it was now
I haven't heard the women complain Go on now. Pop and grow
is the opposite. I don't need the details of that. Go on with
your story. Now I do that here's a
Nancy Pelosi lying today that very proud. Hold on, why did she
all of a sudden go mono? Why don't you go mono on me. Let me
fix that. Yeah, Pelosi, okay, can I even do that? I don't know
if I can make it mono anymore. Crap. Just listen to it in mono
in one channel,
the administration for the directive that they have given
to the schools across the country, the Justice Department
and the Department of Education. It is nothing new. It is nothing
new. It is just a guidance to the schools. We're talking about
transgender people and we're protecting their rights to
participate as they identify.
Well, there you go, their rights, protecting their rights
to identify as they identify as identified yet, whatever that
means. I don't have that right. I guess we can ever do I have to
declare myself do I have to say I want I'm 100% transgendered or
can I say today? I'm feeling a little female?
Well, I think you've got to do I think your complaint should be
with your attorney general or just there in Texas. The guy who
went ballistic?
That guy's in a hole. Yeah, he was the is the education guy.
What is he who is he?
I think he was like the Attorney General. Do
you have a clip? Do you have a clip from him? No, I
didn't get a clip from him.
He was just spouting off like a douchebag. And I go, I mean, but
really taken it. Of course. This is a Local issue for everybody
but still have we gone insane we're gonna say this problem
will not persist well, maybe it will. I don't know I I have no
words for it. I have no words for it maybe part of that's my
European upbringing, but I'm not only seeing bigotry. I'm just
seeing idiocy you cannot explain to me how you have to have you
have to wear it. Let's put it this way. In the United States
of America, the way the vibe now the vibe in general from people
what does that did you hit the bell? What did you just didn't
know?
I that was a me what was that? I was crazy. I don't know what
that was, um, you're doing
you have to actually label yourself before you can have
this so called right? Isn't that inherently wrong? Like I have to
say hold on. I'm trans. Isn't the whole point that you that
you can just
live your life where you should be wearing some sort of an
identifier like a bad
How about a yellow star? It's always my favorite to your My
job. It's my job. It's my punch line. And I delivered it.
Oh, man, but that's Yeah, that's exactly yeah. Did everyone's
gonna have to have some sort of just label this label everybody.
Yes. And you have to have it on someone you have to ID you have
to identify the it's right in the in the suggested, you know,
conduct identify, you have to identify. Apparently you can't
identify privately. I'm done. I'm done with that I'm
sick of well play the pet peeve thing then I might as well see
Kirby's pet peeve of the day.
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All right. What did you want to say about flying? Well, there's
a big thing going on. And I figured out what it what causes
this. This is a
Oh, is this about the about the lines TSA and? Yes, yes. Shut up
slave.
Okay, I got them in the right or I got to put them in the right
order.
I have I have a number of clips too. And depending on what you
have, we'll see what I need. Okay, let
me do I can do three. I got three maybe but this do the two
for sure. TSA story. One is the PBS report on the situation.
At the US Transportation Security Administration is
appealing for patience. As travelers face growing security
delays at airports, lines have gotten longer in the face of
tighter security procedures, and fewer transportation security
officers or TSOs. at Washington's Reagan National
Airport today. The Secretary of Homeland Security Jay Johnson
promised corrective action.
Our job is to keep the American public safe. We're dealing this
spring and summer with increased travel volume, which obviously
puts an added burden on our TSOs and increased demand on the
system. But we're not going to compromise aviation security in
the face of this.
Congress agreed this week to inject more money into the TSA
to hire more officers and take other steps. In the meantime,
officials are warning passengers to arrive at least two hours
ahead of their flights.
Jed Johnson, I'm just gonna say Jed Johnson is a dick. He's he's
out in three months. He only has a couple months left. He does
not give a crap he just showing up. But he's a dick and he's
ruined it. This guy should be demote fired, don't let them
resolve fire him. It's, it's an atrocity.
Well, they said three hours in Midway. And so see we do I
listen to all the reports on this. And I kind of figured out
what was really going on here. Because this is out of the blue.
And they don't that she mentioned that they have less
TSO officers than before they
because I know I know what's going on and I've read the bill
I know what to do. I'm Do you want me to say what I think or
do you want to deconstruct what you say what you think it was my
understanding that the timing of everything was there'll be so
many people using pre check and clear clear.me which is now
everywhere all over Austin the no one using it. No one using
the lines that they said oh, we can have less staff because
we'll have so many people going through the fast lanes. I agree
with this. And that's what happened if they and that is a
management blunder on Wall Street, you would be out on your
ass.
I don't think that's what the real problem is. Because this is
they had that cut back some time ago and this result is only
recent
or they want more and of course ever One wants more money that's
you let this come to. There's
always you they want some more money, but I think what we're
dealing with here is a slowdown on purpose. And I think I know
the reason why it's kind of suggested in the CBS story.
Well, some mysterious audio tapes or eau de they weren't
provided on Washington. You get the wrong story.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Wrong. CBS you got it.
I'm sorry. Yeah, my mistake. was late. That's a good story. This
is I can't wait for that one. Western Addition. Airport lines
are getting longer and tempers shorter. Today the Secretary of
Homeland Security promised action at JFK in New York
average wait times have nearly doubled to more than 20 minutes.
But the wait Monday at Chicago's Midway Airport was more than 90
minutes. It took the passenger who shot this video so long to
find the end of the line. We decided to play it in real time.
As you watch our report from Chris Van Cleave the long
lines at airport checkpoints stretch from coast to coast
about as long as the line had midway must have felt we've been
in this line ever since. Many frustrated fliers are using the
hashtag. I hate the weight to complain about the problem.
It's terrible. I've never had to do this before.
Yesterday in Phoenix it was checked luggage that got waylaid
a glitch in TSA. screening process left 1000s of bags
sitting in a hot parking lot. The TSA says the checkpoint
delays are being caused by about an 8% increase in airline travel
and a shortage of security officers. The agency has also
intensified its screening process to more carefully
monitor all passengers after a federal investigation revealed
significant security vulnerabilities. I would not
characterize it as a national crisis with a Secretary of
Homeland Security. Jeh Johnson outlined plans for hiring more
officers and deploying more canine teams to busy airports
ahead of the summer travel season, when lines could get
even longer. 1000s of people have missed flights during this
period. Did you do a good enough job preparing people for this
new reality?
I'm focused on what we do going forward and making sure that we
are focused on this that we are anticipating that this has both
the personal attention of myself and the TSA Administrator. It's
a crisis.
I mean, Congressman John mica sat on the floor of Washington's
Reagan airport to hear the Secretary's briefing, I asked
the secretary if he felt they had done a good enough job
preparing the American public for these lines or the situation
that's been created. I
don't think so at all. Unfortunately, the way it's been
brought to their attention is by the media by 1000s being left
behind at almost every airport.
And it seems many airports agree with a Congressman Scott last
week, the three New York area airports join Atlanta and
Seattle in threatening to kick out the TSA for private
screeners.
And we just got to the end of the line in that smaller picture
Midway Airport, Chris Van Cleave, thank you.
Yeah. And this is also poorly explained how you know, what is
the TSA? If airport can hire their own security firm to do
it? What do you always do? Yeah, and it's the same people and the
attitudes when we arrived at Newark, but I am a little tired
of JFK and LaGuardia. So the bad Newark is usually pretty good.
It was Friday, we were we landed or so we were in the car around
three. And so just to give you a timing, but leaving the airport,
just from the gate. We walk past the line very soon, because I
saw this report very similar to and it's snaked all the way
through. I mean, it was incredibly long. When we
went to New York a couple of weeks ago, three weeks, I don't
know how long ago was just recently, we landed at Newark to
Yeah, and I know exactly what you're talking about. As you're
leaving. There's this huge line that you just have to you kind
of parallel it only you're going out. Yeah. And it's ridiculous.
And here's what here's what's going on in the way I see it.
Okay. Oh, by the way, you give us the timing how long did it
take get from the exit to the car?
What do you mean? That was the line that we were walking fast
the line was going the other way we were walking past the line in
and you know, it was through corridors it was sneaking around
bathrooms, you know, basically everyone just everyone looking
grumpy, of course but mainly ebb and when we went from Austin
Bergstrom and of course, it was busy in general on a Friday and
we walk right up to the premium line with our economy tickets,
walk right through no one says anything ladies and gentlemen,
this is a no agenda travel tip. Just do it where they're going
to do a rest you know, then and you should do the same but TSA
if they have a line just walk through about I'm sorry. Now we
had we had I had precheck Tina Not over the line with but the
precheck line. Because I went through the regular line with
the precheck line was zero, just nobody and big sales big boost
clear.me Go sign up now, but and all I can say is it cost $420
For the Global Entry, which gives you the pre check
sometimes $420 The amount is hilarious by itself. Thank you
Homeland Security, I got the joke. But it shows that America
if you want you and you can get better service from the
government as long as you have money.
Yeah, you got to pay for it. Here's what's going on. The way
I see it, because it was mentioned in two of the I would
listen to four reports on this. And two of them kind of hinted
at it. Yeah. This all stems from and I'm saying this from a
perspective of someone who worked for the government, and
it was also an inspector trail mobiel and I've pulled this
stunt. I've personally done this, because most of the time,
a lot of the jobs that you'll have, you really are very
sensitive to a lot of things like complaints that are
unnecessary. Again, this all stems from those those boneheads
in one of the government agencies that decided to sneak a
gun through. Oh, yeah, exactly. And then humiliate the TSA.
Showing. Yeah, you can. There's no security here. We got a gun
through look. Here's the gun. Yeah. And so TSA is decided, Oh,
really. So you want us to be so thorough that an expert who
obviously knows what he's doing snuck a gun in a pro snuck a gun
in and now we have to okay, we can do that. No problem. showed
a lot of three hours before the flight. Yeah, let's do it. I
agree. So let's slow down classic slow down unions do it.
Everybody does it. Nobody's calling him out on this.
And they and they just are rude. And all of them. They're just
pissed off. Except for the people in the precheck line.
They always seem quite happy.
Because they don't have anything to do. Yeah, they kind of like
that.
Well, there was a there's a
so much pre check as it is, is a screw you which is I did this a
trail movie. I've told the story before when I was an inspector
there. That guy I was used to joke around with some guy to
change jokes. And his foreman came over and chewed me out. I
wasn't working for him. I wasn't he wasn't my boss, but he told
me to get out there. I shouldn't be wasting his employees times.
So I started doing Ultra. I was red tag and everything because
it was all red Taggable you have to have a lot of leeway when
you're doing
okay. But at the same time, but at the same time. You know, they
throw out a glitch Oh was a glitch
for the thing that we're different now, but
as you know, kind of those glitches happen everywhere. And
then baggage is always held up somewhere. But I agree with you.
And hey, I'm all for it. Get rid of the TSA get rid of your Viper
teams get rid of all this trauma. You're thrusting upon
people. Yeah. And you're sure yes.
San Francisco has been talking about the same thing, throwing
the TSA out and putting in those, the Filipino mafia that
used to run the whoever.
However, there was a hearing on the hill with a TSA
Administrator. His name is Peter Neff, Ninja. And Ninja is no
small dude. He was he retired as Vice Admiral of the Coast Guard,
have served as vice Commandant of the Coast Guard. And so he's
an administrator and he should I guess know how it works. But
when I listen to a guy like that, I'm always thinking in
procurement, that's all he cares about. And he was asked us some
questions about the problems. And also about there were
apparently 73 People who are working at TTSA agents. That are
we calling them agents and we call them agents, even though
they cannot arrest you. No, no, no TSO is the boss of the
agents. But even a TSO cannot arrest you. They have no power.
They can they can call a police officer to arrest you. They have
no power. So 73 of them were on in the tide. Which I had to look
up tide case A
while ago, I think there were like 70 or 71 employees who were
on that no fly list, terrorist watch list that were actually
working at some of our airports. And you came in and you change
that that system. And I want to ask you, were those employees
were they removed?
Well, just to clarify, they actually weren't on the no fly
or the watch list. They were in they were in what was called the
tide database, a terrorist Information Data Mart
environment. And this is information that may or may not
indicate a direct association with terrorism. So one of the
first things we did was I wanted I wanted the FBI as read on
every one of these individuals. And the answer back was that
none of them were met sufficient in information to actually
directly call them a terrorist or or or associate. But that
said, we look back at it, many of them no longer hold their
credentials. Two of them had their committee removed. And the
remainder have actually been scrubbed out of the database
scrubbed the advice of the FBI scrubbed, scrubbed out of the
data. But it was very, very divisive. And what it did for us
though, is it allowed us then to get automated access to the
categories of that separate database, which then ultimately
could feed into the terrorist watch list or the or the
Terrorist Screening database. And and now we do a full
automated review of every single credential holder against that
database.
This type of database is not discussed often. I have never
heard of it, terrorist identities data mart
environment. Now there are some specific technical uses for the
jargon of a data mart. But it usually is something that is
going to be you're going to be distributed or salad or we're
share it or whatever. The book of knowledge has an entry tied
as the US government central database on known or suspected
international terrorists, and contains highly classified
information provided by members of the intelligence community
such as CIA, DIA, FBI, NSA, LMNOP, and all the others. There
were 1 million names and tied in 2008, more than 27,000 names
were removed from the list was determined they no longer meet
the criteria for inclusion. But what you just heard is they're
now looking at adding new categories to this terrorist
identities data mart environment, and I find it very
unlikely that there were 73 International suspects from the
TSA in the database. If it's only supposed to house known or
suspected international terrorists, then you probably
got a lot of people there on this in this database, 1 million
who are not international by any means,
and probably not terrorists. It sounds like from the way the FBI
had him scrubbed those names
Grubb. Yes, scrub guys
out of there. How did these guys get on that list, you
cannot get yourself often get off, get off and have ever ever,
ever. You cannot get yourself off the no fly list, which is a
subset of the data mart environment. database in turn is
used to compile various watch lists such as the TSI is DSA is
no fly list. So, I would like to know if I'm on the list and and
do I have a right to ask if I'm on the list?
Of a right. It's just in a Freedom of Information Act in
request in. To do that more
often. Yeah, we do. We do. I don't I don't like to pull the
plug on that idea. I don't like this database at all at all at
all. I don't like it. And I think they're very cavalier.
By very carefully there's like the credit reporting bureaus.
The put Yeah, the Stasi, combine all of them. You can have this
apartment, but it's only a studio apartment. I can afford
150 bucks a month, I got enough cash to pay for a year in
advance. No, no, no, you're on this list. You can't get an
apartment.
Yeah, that's right. Yeah, and there was some news about that
about who was using that. Now. If someone was going to be using
that type of information, social media, it would go feds will now
check your social media history before granting security
clearance. Well, that kind of makes sense, I guess.
Sure. It does. I guess you're gonna be stupid enough to post
all these pictures on Flickr and you don't? Yeah, you don't drunk
and your arm up in the air and dumping booze on somebody. You
know, as you're hiking up your skirt and having photos of
yourself take it. You're dumb enough to let that get posted. I
wouldn't hire Yeah, yeah,
I think I think at a point.
He really, I've always do due diligence on people. I you know,
I'm gonna meet somebody overdue, so I'll check it out. I'll look
and see if there's any photos of them on the internet's Ah,
they're doing their you know, plastered.
I was going to play I'm gonna see I had a thing here. Hold on.
It was was this
little if you want it while you're looking at it. I gotta
look for something here. What you got? It was about.
I have a one. One clip on Zika Oh, trying to sync the Olympics.
Of course. This is all that everything and as far as I'm
concerned,
more and more like our intelligence folks thinking the
Olympics. Yeah.
And then the end of this clip there's a kicker.
Cana. Thank you. We turned out to the Olympics in Rio and new
concern tonight for the American athletes the games now just
three months away in this evening. One Health officials
saying the games should be postponed Oh, because we get new
images of an American patient and what Zika looks Like the
symptoms after he came down with it, here's ABCs Lindsey Davis.
Nail that exit point
as these athletes prepare to represent the US enrolling a
call for the Summer Olympics in Brazil to be canceled or
postponed because of Zika. An article in the Harvard Public
Health Review this week calls it a no brainer for the Olympic
organizers that the Rio 2016 games must not proceed to avoid
a full blown global health disaster. But the nation's top
infectious disease official disagree is not
a universal systemic threat to anyone there because Zika is
generally a mile disease, while Megan
O'Leary and Ellen Tomek say they may want to have children in the
future. Right now. They're focused on bringing home the
goal. Was there never a question in your mind whether you would
go to Rio and
never question this is going to be just another hurdle or
another obstacle to have to face but
we're going they plan to take the necessary precautions to
avoid this. These are pictures of the infection on a New York
man who returned from Puerto Rico with bloodshot eyes and a
painful rash that spread all over his body. Today, health
officials told Congress it's short sightedness is making the
Zika problem even worse by failing to provide the necessary
funding to fight it,
David to be here both
the necessary funding and a slip that
as the funding, it's all about the 1.9 billion. Let's
have it now.
I got the clip. But this was in relation to the total police
state that we have. That is we are now starting to rival the
United Nations of United Nations of Gitmo nations of Gitmo nation
East. And this is something that's going on in your
backyard.
We are exposing a surveillance program operating all around the
Bay Area. Federal agents planting microphones to secure
secretly record conversations. KPI X fives Jackie Ward is at
the Oakland courthouse now Jackie, can they legally do
that? Yes, they can. Which may surprise a lot of you out there.
Just imagine standing at that very bus stop having a
conversation with your friend and having no idea that your
conversation was being recorded. It happens all the time. And the
FBI says that they don't even need a warrant
to do it. They plant microphones on her rocks and plant
microphones and trees. They plant microphones and equipment.
I mean, there's microphones that are planted in places that
people don't think about because that's the intent.
FBI agents had microphones inside these light fixtures and
at this bus stop without a warrant record conversations
between March 2010 and January 2011. The feds are trying to
prove real estate investors in San Mateo and Alameda counties
are guilty of Bid rigging and fraud. Jeff HARP is a former FBI
special agent and is now a KPI x five security analyst
an agent just can't go out and grab a recording device and
plant it somewhere without authorization from supervisor
and you know the special agent in charge.
The lawyer for one of the accused will ask the judge to
throw out the recordings telling me that quote speaking in a
public place does not mean that the individual has no reasonable
expectation of privacy. Private communication in a public place
qualifies as a protected oral communication and therefore may
not be intercepted without judicial authorization. So Jeff
also says if you're going to conduct criminal activity do it
in the privacy of your own home. That was the original intention
of the Fourth Amendment but we'll see what the judge has to
say on May 25 So what
you have di so if you're going to conduct criminal activity in
your home or privacy of your own
home now hold on the second I should probably should do that
right and that is pretty funny. But so how you feel about that
in the Bay Area is everywhere in the Bay Area.
Yeah the bay area that's Welcome to the Bay Area
that I mean that is that is just insane
how good you know so windy and crummy I mean, I don't know how
what kind of recordings you can get there via specialized
shotgun mics or some receptacle that target almost
like gonna get this so Jeff also says if you're going to
do it right now we're doing this one as well. Okay. If you want I
can do this part. So Jeff also says if you're gonna get it
there if you're going to if you're going to conduct this if
you're going to conduct I can make it tighter I can make it
tighter I can do this. You're going to hear it is if you're
going to notice
that was okay, if you're going to conduct criminal activity, do
it in the privacy of your own home.
Yeah. Nice.
Yeah, you go perfect.
What do we call it so we can remember?
Criminal Activity activity home? Okay. Excellent. All right. I
get that. All right. Good. Good call. Good call. Jay. Well, I
think that the having these mics all over the place, it seems to
me I mean, yeah, put it put a mic in a lamppost. What are you
gonna get? You're gonna get a lot of street noise. Well,
there's a lot of these already that are doing The you know, the
shot monitors if gunshots are being heard.
Let's know they get
shot. Regardless, people buy into this no matter what,
because CSI We know this works. We've seen it all the time. We
know we know it works. We know it works. I mean we can even
record the president because of the sound of phony digital
cameras going to teach let alone the we're going to record
something at the bus stop. But it puts people I think it does
it. It's achieving what it needs to do is make people afraid. Oh,
yeah, they're
all afraid. But see, here's the thing I think is being lost on
this. If you can see one of these Mike someplace you steal
it? Oh, yeah. He's probably somebody they have to be. It's
government stuff. So it's not like a cheap RadioShack. And I
wonder
if I wonder if there are if if there are the wireless RF or are
they are they wireless have to be are they Wi Fi? I mean, in
Austin, we have that. I think it's starting everywhere. Every
stoplight now has a Wi Fi access point. They've got a whole
backbone, that building.
Yeah, there's something that the hackers out there should should
let us know.
And of course, the more that this happens, the more fun it's
going to be. I mean, this is why you're seeing porn running on
these digital street signs. It's just going to get more it's just
gonna get more fun for everybody. What's not fun for
people is the droning that continues. And I by coincidence,
caught an interview with Jeremy Scahill. He was on CNN with
Tapper and he's written this book about about the drone
industry our drones and the president and how you get killed
and how you're designated to be killed and I thought it was well
worth sharing with the with our producers here if you're
interested
I'll yes ski is ski hill is always good for either strange
character like to figure out what he's where he's really
working. I
think he's just a little manic really if you think he's an
agent you think he's someone that he's dropped a lot of names
on this book like everyone participated. Let me see what
the hell is this book called? Let's take a look. Ski Hill
drone book it's an It's the ugliest cover I've ever seen but
very recognizable orange here the ascent the assassination
complex Let me see 2499 is not cheap. Okay. This is funny. What
does he have on here he has inside the government secret
drone where for warfare program the assassination complex Jeremy
Scahill. I can't even read it. Hold on. And and the staff of
the intercept foreword by Edward Snowden afterward by Glick grand
Greenwell don't RAF you got everybody in there. I really got
it. I really got to make some dough with this guys come on
usual small nah like hell hookah hookah brother up by he and his
colleagues collaborated on a new book called The Assassination
complex inside the government's secret drone warfare program.
Jeremy, thanks so much for being here. Really appreciate it.
Thanks, Jake. So your book has a lot of disturbing details about
the process through which United States legally executes people
with drones legally in our in the United States point of view,
how does the process of killing someone with a drone begin?
It's actually quite a labyrinthine process that often
begins with foreign governments that are allies of the United
States providing the initial intelligence on people that It
alleges are involved with terrorism or may be connecting
with terrorists. So for instance, in Yemen, the Saudi
government provides the United States with a lot of the
intelligence that's used to develop profiles of people that
the United States wants to take out. The African Union countries
in Somalia that are there as part of a peacekeeping force
provide a lot of the Intel there. And then the US uses
networks of spies and other informants around the world.
That information gets fed into a system. It's sifted through by
US intelligence analysts, and then they develop what are
referred to internally as baseball cards or BBCs. And,
Jake, this is very similar to what you know, we had as kids
when we were collecting baseball cards, where you would have your
favorite baseball player, their RBIs, their home runs, etc.
Except these are profiles of people that the US is
contemplating killing. And they have their statistics, they were
connected to the Mumbai attacks. They have been on the telephone
with XY and Z people, and it goes up the chain and then one
of the secret documents that we got shows how the the President,
the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, and
various military and intelligence officials, all are
part of a process that ends up on the President's desk with an
upper down on whether or not this person is going to die.
Wow. The thumbs up thumbs down like Julius Caesar. Al seiza
hell Caesar scone Ebert and this a this baseball cards are what
they call BBCs. That means something entirely different on
Craigslist. I'll tell you man, I got the you might want to change
your accurate Yeah. Hey, everybody. We were wondering
what that was going. That was weird.
No, I had. I have a couple I bought a bunch of the Those
Saddam Hussein baseball cards that came up
I got them in Iraq they gave me the you know the all the Taliban
guys or whatever the whatever
they were a deck of cards yeah
I think I paid a buck or something like that's I'm pretty
sure that if I keep them long enough to be worth a couple
bucks and you junk around the house
Hey, before we go into an inevitable break I was very
pleased to see yesterday on logo TV of all but never heard of
logo TV. I'm very pleased to see the Eurovision 2016 Song
contests being aired live exactly the way it should be
with an over the top gay guy and the sidekick doing the
commentary. One of the best things I've ever seen on
television did you get the you get the gay guys from logo TV
good, you get some other feed that you didn't get
any feeds you didn't watch or you this is your beat? It's
always been
I thought you would watch Oh, man never watch this show. I
think it's dumb show. Oh, it's over produced. I I just find
we should we should have done our predictions. Because what
why it was
the same prediction we made last year we would have nailed it.
But it
was even better this year because they did so many new
things. They changed the way the voting runs now they say doesn't
change the way it actually works. But the reporting of the
voting could not have been a more exact example of how the
European Union wants the people the slaves of Europe to shut up
and listen to the smart people who understand how it all really
works. And and we will get to the Brexit with this. And I got
really stoked by watching Brexit the movie, which is a brilliant
piece of propaganda from is this Brexit the movie? You have not
seen this? No. Oh, immediately. You know what right now?
Alright, stop the show back tomorrow. You should watch. It
is a brilliant piece of propaganda is brilliant, which
which takes us all the way back to the World War One, when
that's when the government will take care of everything started
in in Britain. And of course after World War Two, as things
progressed in Germany, they all regulations were dropped and
Germany became the powerhouse of production and economy and
commerce in all of Europe. And Britain is pretty much the ugly
stepchild that has just been regulated by people who know
exactly you, you this is how you should be. And they take that to
a logical conclusion the European Union where this is
exactly what the EU has wanted, but all the politicians want is
they want technocratic people who are not elected who will
just run everything for the stupid people. So they couldn't
get away with it entirely in the Eurovision Song customer contest
voting but the way they did it is we have televoting Do y'all
can vote whatever you want democratic right? But that will
only count for 50% of though because we have the other 50% is
from expert juries and each individual country it just so
incredibly rude and demand demeaning the demeaning,
demeaning of the European peoples listen to it. Here's
their own promo video oh, here's how it works
delight in Kyiv among Crimean Tatar.
Screw me that's the wrong one. Sorry, this is the one I want.
Here's the one on this video.
We are presenting an exciting big change in the voting
procedure of the Eurovision Song Contest. Saving change is how it
works. is worth the price of admission. It's an exciting and
it's animated on take your pill. It's an What did you say?
Thank you so much. Take your pills be happy.
I came and started voting procedure of the Eurovision Song
Contest. This is how it works. First, each National
Professional jury will award one to 810 and 12 points to their
favorites professional
professionals professionals in the grand final
these points will be announced by the spokespersons from all
participating countries in the usual way.
Oh, the Dutch lady was great. Oh my god, I should have clipped
it. I just remembered she came out in full force.
Hello. Yes
in the Netherlands he everybody's Great show. This
show is so fantastic. Great show great job. Everybody
should have clipped it just on the telephone. Each country will
award a second set of one to 810 and 12 points to the 10 songs
they like most. The televoting points from four countries will
be combined and denounced by the host starting with the country
receiving the fewest Two points from the public and ending with
the country that received the highest number of points from
the televoting. So the winner will only be named at the very
end of the show. In the semi finals, the same voting system
will be used, but only 10 qualifiers will be announced, as
usual. After the grand final, you can find the individual jury
votes and televoting rankings on our website eurovision.tv.
Well, extremely exciting as you can tell, very exciting this
change
was like a character in a Paul Verhoeven
it's another fine Dutch reference. Yeah, yes. So now
what was interesting is how I wound up Ukraine winning
Australia of new who, of course, are a member of the European
broadcast union, and had been transmitting the, the contest
for 30 years, I believe, but now they participated. Of course,
Russia participated. And the way it was taken was, Oh, screw
Russia, they, you know, they couldn't even be Australia. So
it was Ukraine, Australia, Russia, whereas I thought I
heard that Ukraine gave Russia all their plants, their dues,
the millions of plants at the end there. I didn't read it that
way at all. I what I saw was, hey, Europe, you're called the
Eurovision Song Contest. Look who's in the top three. No one
from Europe.
No one. Well, now but just I want to say one more thing.
We all the powers the elites want to make people get used to
us too. Yeah, yes. There you go. Let's just make him now they're
kind of European because they want a European contest.
The whole thing was free. But I learned something and I am going
to force us in the near future to do this. This is a new format
and it is a winning format. It is a this is going to be a huge
successful format for you and I we can get our ASOs and we're
doing live audio commentary on live televised events. It's it
is I don't know if it's a moneymaker, but it can be
hilarious. And I can see you and I looking at looking at this
thing and just going you know just ragging on everything which
these this gay guy in his sidekick? I don't know who she
was. We're good. It was it was funny from them. No, but I
didn't have a way to clip it. It was it's a logo TV. No, no, no,
no, no, no. But it was good it was it was just funny you know
just you know the campy gay humor really works when you see
the guy show you know where some woman show up screaming at the
top of her lungs with you know huge wing like shoulder pads
that you know the shimmering from the from the heavens. Hey,
the whole thing is insane. So I can watch it. No, you don't have
to but I want us to because we should have done the
correspondents dinner. I think we could even do sports and make
it fun. You and I and people all they have to do is watch the TV.
There may be some slight delay but I think we can get a pretty
real time like maybe a second if we if we need to. And just do
commentary on any big televised event
Yeah, we could get it probably do as well as Joan Rivers better
than this. I think we can make better whatever that other guy
was the guy that does used to be on Leno and he's super gay. And
he's doing he's doing good Hollywood live today or whatever
it is.
Oh, Ross Ross Ross Ross Ross, the intern. Yeah, but I but you
and I can make it funny without it having to be gay. I think you
and I can because and by the way, it's so stereotypical that
that the gay lobby should be against it.
Yeah, you'd think yeah,
I mean, it's it's hilarious. So
typical. Hollywood gay doesn't even exist. Thank you very
rarely rarely maybe some antique shop owner in some part of San
Francisco perhaps Yeah, but generally speaking that guy is
just a Hollywood stereotype brand yeah unbelievable. Yeah.
Oh God all the strays laugh and all that guy so funny. prancing
around like he's gay. Oh, he is gay. Yeah, that's terrible.
Yeah. Are bigoted.
Yeah. It was funny though, which is the way it used to be we
could just laugh about things and not go crazy and get all up
in our safe space about stuff.
I like to be in my safe space. Safe Space. Alright, here's the
here's that when you were talking about this is the CBS
report. And by the way the giveaway on this on this by CBS
Yeah, as we both read the Carl Bernstein report on the sea
ascend the CIA and the media. Yeah. which was written in 77,
something like that it's available online. People should
all read it. It's very interesting. And I think it has,
he was written because his partner I think, was always in
intelligence agency of some sort. And he had a story. So he
wrote this long thing he cited CBS as being the more or less in
the employ of the agency just straight up
some mysterious
wave I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. And so I you have to
consider the source on this CBS but the compound it the two
other sources that are brought into this story. And I by the
way, I kind of all in thinking this is Donald Trump that is on
this tape. But the two other sources, though, are the worst
that Washington Post is become a stooge for the Hillary Clinton
campaign, which means there's and they're in Washington DC,
they're a stooge for the agency. And there for some reason,
they're all in on Hillary. And the other one is the New York
game. There's only two they use. They use Washington Post, the
New York Daily News, The New York Daily News is the one that
had these horrible pick, go front pages of Trump, he's that
clown, he's an idiot when you get all dolled up to look like
you know, Krusty the Clown. And so that's you can see what this
is just ganging up, but this is a great story. Okay.
And some mysterious audio tapes surface today they were provided
to the Washington Post by an anonymous source. The question
is, is the voice on them, Donald Trump? Here's chip read.
In 1991, a People Magazine reporter recorded a call from
someone identifying himself as John Miller who said he was
representing Donald Trump. The recording has now been published
by The Washington Post. You might have noticed Miller sounds
a lot like Trump. For about 14 minutes, Miller talked and
boasted mostly about Trump's exploits with women. Including
he said Madonna. No big deal revealed that Trump had no
interest in reconciling with ex wife Ivana. And he said Trump
was already breaking up with girlfriend Marla Maples, coming
out of marriage. Starting to do tremendously well financially.
Soon after the interview, Trump admitted that he was John Miller
and called it a joke gonna ride. But today, he denied it.
That was not me on the phone. And it doesn't sound like me on
the phone. I will tell you that. Yes, of course. It's dark.
Linda Stacy of The New York Daily News has covered Trump for
years. How
Sure. Is she
on a scale of one to 10?
I am 10. I'm 11. Everybody in the news business knows this
goes on with Donald he's been doing it for 30 years. It's like
we'd be in a newsroom. Is it Oh, it's fake Donald Trump again.
Today the Washington Post was interviewing Trump about his
finances when a reporter asked him if he had ever employed
someone named John Miller. Scott, we're told the phone
suddenly went dead
go that Why are you ruining minutes of my life with this
story?
Well, I just thought it was a funny story. And I wasn't going
to necessarily play but you had heard you had pre played it a
little while ago. I want to hear it. Okay, so you were asking to
ruin your own life. Oh, by the way, John Miller is kind of
interesting. Was the CIA
guy from CBS? Yeah, does he sound like that? Yes.
Coincidentally
and then I just thought that was peculiar you know? It's like we
got we you know this is this this presidential like do
they have nothing is it nothing left? Is that is that or is that
it? That's it oh, he lied 25 years ago and he and he calls up
shit I've done this I'm pretty sure one has done this done this
for sure. I've done this Yeah, yeah, you
call in and you see it get some suckered listening to you boy
yeah.
I know I don't I'm not looking for ever heard of John Miller. I
mean when I when it's bad enough when I call if I call up as John
Miller for call was Adam curry. This did like who this the same
thing. John Miller. Adam curry. I don't know who you're talking
to the hang up on me. Yeah, it's. Well, there are some other
I just have a couple other lame o things I think should be
played here. I'd like to share with you. Let's see. This was
our friend, our pal Clooney
for George Clooney saying this about Donald Trump at the Cannes
Film Festival,
and there's not going to be a President Donald Trump. That's
not going to happen.
The room full of international journalists applauding the actor
and not everyone applauding back here at home. Clooney has raised
money for Hillary Clinton.
Now what I what I found interesting was the long version
and this true really is. The This truly is the the election
cycle of the soundbite. You know, it was something we talked
about. Maybe the 70s Is that one of the soundbite idea really
kicked into high gear late 70s, or some election was, it's all
sound bites, it's all sound but the concept of the soundbite,
remember
that you can't identify the period. You may remember that
because there's all sound bites out, you have to speak in sound
bites, you have to speak in sound bites. And
of course with today's editing capabilities, digital editing,
and you can edit things, so quickly. Witness this program,
we run somewhere between 20 and 50. Clips a show. I mean, it's
just two guys, and we're old. We're at age, and we still can
barely push the button and we can still make it happen. We can
do ISOs on the fly.
As we, as you everyone witnessed on today's show, you've done it
before.
Yes. So here's the longer version of what Clooney said,
and there's not going to be a President Donald Trump. That's
not going to happen.
And by the way, that is that's the press applauding. Just so
you know, that's kind of an audience. That's the press.
That's right. This
is a press conference. Good catch. The
press is applauding Oh, the press go charge you hottie.
Yeah. Unbelievable. The press the press.
Oh, thank you. We weren't able to do it. And then of course,
Clooney is gonna yell at the press,
there's not going to be a President Donald Trump. That's
not going to happen. It's not going to happen, because we're
not going to be used. Fear is not going to be something that
we're going to that's going to be what drives our country.
We're not gonna What is he saying? This is this is odd. Is
he fear, I guess, fear?
Witness for the last 20 years?
I don't know. But isn't isn't? Aren't the Democrats
specifically Hillary Clinton? Saying be afraid if Donald if
Donald Trump becomes president, we're doomed? Isn't everyone
using this fear? Isn't everyone to Canada? You know, I'm so sick
and tired of people saying when they say something, it's okay.
And you say the same thing but change name and it's not okay.
From all sides.
That's going to be what drives our country, we're not going to
be scared of Muslims or, or immigrants or, you know, women,
we're not actually afraid of anything. So you know, we're not
going to use fear. So that's,
yes. You're afraid of Donald Trump. That's what everyone
keeps saying so afraid that you want to move to Canadia?
I think it is we address
your heart, women? I'm sorry. You said Fear of women.
You're going to that's going to be what drives our country.
We're not going to be scared of Muslims or, or immigrants or,
you know, women.
That's very funny. Why? George, it's okay. You can just tell us
we know you're afraid of her. You're trying to get out of a
bad relationship. We know we know a malas is no no fun,
George, you're afraid of women? He did say that did it? We
shouldn't be afraid of immigrants, or what was the
other thing he said?
Listen to Muslim, amoral women.
I'm a human. Can I go on the record, I'm afraid of women,
that's going to be what drives our country, we're not going to
be scared of Muslims or, or immigrants, or, you know, women.
This
is where the Clooney got his wires mixed. Because this
statement you throw out as a bot as an Obama bot or a Hillary
bot, you throw up, you know, he calls women slots and pigs. He
calls these immigrants and no Muslims loud.
This is why he used to have prendre grass handler as his
handler and they didn't let him get up go up by himself. And now
that he, he's I guess they've divorced themselves from
whatever agency was working for, which I doubt he's still not
working for him. But he does stuff like this. He's that's
where they have to clip it.
We're not actually stupid shit.
He does. Well, this was done. Well, should be done. The good
news is, and thank you, George. I don't have to be afraid of
women fines
or, you know, women, we're not actually afraid of anything. So
you know, we're not fear. So that's not going to be an issue.
I think it is. We if you're asking if it's a harbinger, I
think that, you know, and I think you would agree, and I
think we all sort of see it. I think that's sort of landed in a
way. Trump is actually I'm not
sure what he's owed. Let's listen to that. I didn't get
that either. What the hell did he just say, this is why this is
why I liked it so much, you know, just playing that stupid
sound by it's not going to happen. Why? Because Clooney is
going to stop it and beat him up. I don't know. But no, so
we're, you know, we're not going to use fear. So that's not going
to be an issue. I think it is we if you're asking if it's a
harbinger, I think that you know,
what does a harbinger
of for is like
something forced to be reckoned with or book of knowledge and
you know, something's gonna happen in the fine Harbinger.
It's
the word Harbinger has two different meanings as a verb. A
foreshadow or presage and as a noun, something that precedes an
indicates the approach of something or someone.
It's okay It's a it's a bad overshadow an omen foreshadowed
an omen Yes. Okay. Thank you book of knowledge very good is
we if you're asking if it's a harbinger, I think that, you
know, and I think you would agree, I think we all sort of
see it. I think that's sort of landed in a way. Trump is
actually a result in many ways of the fact that much of the
news programs, didn't follow up and ask tough questions, didn't
ask
tough questions. There it is. So now he's blaming the news media,
who are happily there clapping, of
course, where did they ever ask tough questions? And by the way,
let me put something out. The public doesn't want to see
tough, no, looks like you're hounding the guy. No, we don't
care about Santa question. You didn't answer the question. You
didn't answer the question? Well, I thought I answered the
question. We want conflict and answer you didn't answer it. And
all we
want is conflict. We just want conflict. That's what drives
ratings conflict. And George, do you think he really doesn't know
this and
didn't follow up and ask tough questions. That's the truth.
There was, you know, it's really easy because your numbers go up.
All these cable news numbers. Now. There you go. 24 hour news
doesn't mean you get more news, it just means you get the same
news more.
So the more and more and the press is laughing at him more
you hear, you know, these guys, you're the ratings go up because
they can show up empty podium saying Donald Trump is about to
speak, you know, as opposed to taking those 30 seconds and say,
Well, let's talk about refugees, which is the biggest crisis
that's going on.
Ratings loser. No, no, this is why you don't run the network or
the studio George
about refugees, which is the biggest crisis that's going on
in the world right now. You know, where, you know.
You know, Amal is looking at him with you know, laser eyes.
You better say refugee status my thing say refugees.
Thank you right. I think he is afraid of women world right now.
You know, would really all of the corporations fall on their
knees if we did actually inform a little bit so I think that
this movie is pointed out and talked about this is his movie.
Okay, one of the things I figured is a great disaster in
in the way we inform ourselves right now which is we've lost
the ability to to get to and tell the truth and get to the
facts.
George Clooney is a spy, you guys
distraction
is a spy.
Got the acapella version. They've
given you clip of the day for pulling it all. Thank
you very much. I appreciate it.
I do anyone I has competition which I now eliminate from the
Clip of the Day. You could you couldn't get a second. This is a
call back to something you talked about earlier. Okay, I'm
ready. oldest person dies.
And the woman believes to be the world's oldest person. Susanna
machette. Jones has died at the age of 116. She passed away
Thursday at a senior's home in Brooklyn, New York. Jones was
born in Alabama in 1899. And moved north as a young woman.
She never drank or smoked, said she did eat bacon every day.
Okay, you get a borderline for borderline. Very good. Very
good. I have a couple of the clips, just ridiculous election
clips that I picked up over the past couple of days. The first
one here is let me see. Oh, this is there's a little scandal
brewing about a $2 million payment made from the Clinton
Foundation to a company of which a I think a 30 a maybe 33%. But
I that would be too good to be true. A 30% shareholder. A woman
see what is her name? Julie. What is her name? Here it is
Julie something or other? Hold on the name of the company who
it is. At Bill Clinton's behest a $2 million dollar commitment
for energy pioneer solutions was placed on the agenda during a
September 2010 conference of the Clinton Global Initiative. As it
turns out, the commitment is a bit of an issue. At the heart of
the issue is the foundation is that the foundation sent the
funding to a company that has significant ties to the Clinton
family. The IRS website states that any 501 C three should not
be operated for the benefit of private interests of course.
Here we go. Energy pioneer solutions was founded in 22,009
by Scott Klebe a debt MacWrite who twice ran for Congress from
about Nebraska and internal document from that year showed
it was Oh 29% that it showed it as owned 29% by Mr. Klebe 29% by
Jane Eckert, the owner of an art gallery in white in Pine Plains,
New York and 29% by Julie Tauber. McMahon of Chappaqua, a
close friend of Mr. Clinton who also lives in Chappaqua and as
as this is being reported think this was CNBC stek sent me this
he nailed this one this is a catch and a half his
company which is a for profit company energy pioneer
solutions, which was actually 30% owned by Clinton's friend
who lives in Chappaqua. Right.
And part owned as well by by the the treasurer of the Democratic
National Committee. Let's not forget that but yes, just up the
road is this woman who were visits the Clinton household
every so often when Mrs. Clinton isn't there?
Oops. Great catch that love that. Here's Debbie Wasserman
Schultz. Who used to be Tina's senator in Florida. She's
senator. She's senators and she No, no, she's a congress.
Congressman Congress person. Yes. About the FBI email
investigation. It was just lovely to hear her finally
sputter and just go completely off the reservation not know
what to say got into an argument over that. If it's an
investigation or an inquiry, it was just a beautiful piece of
television history.
We are conducting investigation. That's the Bureau's business.
That's what we do. I'm not familiar with the term security
inquiry. Is she taking this as seriously as the FBI is?
I think it's important to underscore the Secretary Clinton
isn't even a target of this inquiry investigation. What
other whatever I word do you want to use? Okay. Well,
whatever I word you want to use. She's not the target of the
investigation. John, this is this is this should be headline
news.
Yeah, it should be top of the news. What
other eye words could we find for Debbie Wasserman? Now
investigation inquiry, Inquisition.
Inquisition would be good. My dictionary front of me, I can
find all the AI words.
We need some more words in the idiotic imbecile ignoramus
idiot. We can in pretend if we can use a lie
where you want to use a lot of AI words, this election
is going to be decided. Because I've repeatedly I've repeatedly
been told that I mean, my understanding as a secretary,
how do you know that? Because I've been told that. How do you
know this is not targeting because of the said so
I decided? Because I've repeatedly I've repeatedly been
told that I mean, my understanding is that Secretary
Clinton is not the target of this investigation,
or whatever. I share that with you.
I am only repeating what my understanding is. But beyond
that this election is going to be decided by voters who care
about making sure that they have a president who has their back
who will build on the 74 straight months of job growth
we've had in our economy.
Wow, that's brazen 74 straight job growth. That's a lie. It's a
lie. We have not we've had we've had jobs added but we've had in
some months more lost, correct.
Yeah, you hit the magic numbers.
One 161 50. All right, but they've lost you in
and around I anyway. But what that number means that you're
losing is not good as is negative because we just the
replacement market alone in this large 300 million plus country
replacement, the replacement number in other words, people
quit their jobs when they retire. And new people come on
board to keep that even as 150. So if you're below 150, out of
50,000, you are losing jobs.
Anyway, I believe that to be a lie
on job growth we've had in our economy, who won't take people's
health care away now that 20 million people have it that
didn't have it before. won't drag us back to a time that
we're the last Republican president plunged our economy
into the worst economic crisis
out there. You have
just come back to my question who wants to get eventually
taking this FBI matter? Seriously,
yes or no. When you released 55,000 pages of emails and
demonstrate the transparency that Secretary Clinton has
throughout this? I word? Yes, most definitely. And that's
still not what the what the voters are gonna be making this
decision on when they decide who they're voting for, for
President.
I also just want to reiterate that I have in my time I have
sent one email with 50,000 pages. Yeah, just an attachment
or whatever. This 50,000 pages is completely meaningless. So
then we had Trump he was he was coming out defending himself and
he had his little this one minutes so bizarrely interesting
to watch Katrina Pearson. She's like the very tiny head rarely
jet black hair and they'll scrunched up and she's she's of
some ethnicity, which I can't quite identify. So she she looks
really interesting, interesting, but she's really full of it.
Everyone knows my enough. He's not a traditional political
candidate. But he is seemingly softening his positions right
now now that he no longer has to worry about getting the
nomination, the Republican presidential nomination. If he
has to worry about a general election, he seems to be
softening his position on some sensitive issues like a
temporary ban on Muslims coming to the United States. He now
says that's a suggestion. He seems to be softening his
position on tax policy. Is he now moving away from the right,
shall we say towards the center as he worries about a general
election? Because that's what regular politicians, as you
know, do.
And we also need to have some definition of regular
politicians and irregular politicians. How do you become a
politician? You have to be a politician to become a
politician to be a politician? Is it's elitist? Is what that is
broth?
No, not at all. What Mr. Trump is saying is that yes, all of
his policies are suggestions like
Katrina? No, no, that was very clear on this. Very cool.
Recall that time when if you liked your doctor, you can keep
your doctor
I think that is funny. But it's not working. This is this is a
flaw this woman is a flaw now in in in the strategy,
guess what? That actually
the policy? This is the woman who's always representing him no
dark very often. Yes,
very often. I
think there's a she was short.
I don't know if she looks very tiny.
I don't know if she's short. But I think that she's got a smile
on her face. She's
blundering. This is this is not good. This is this is weak, and
they don't have anything. They
don't have time for just being very intimate with voters, and
he has not backpedaled and let me repeat this. He has not
backpedaled on his Muslim ban, he said he would back off of it
in an instant, if things have taken place to where we could
properly vet individuals. So this this media outcry of how
Trump is somehow backed off with his Muslim ban, I find quite
absurd, because that is just simply not the case. What I
don't know John is did did Trump himself say these were
recommendations or is that someone else's words, because
that could be going on here that someone else said extrapolated?
The temporary Muslim bans. No,
I've not heard a Trump clip where he says, Oh, this is just
suggestion. Yeah,
I think that's what's happening here now that I think about but
she is handling it poorly then because she said he never said
that suggestion, he said, until we figure it out. Which is fair
statement, which is what he said. It's just what he said.
And I don't know of where he ever said it was a suit
suggestion.
I don't know that he did. Okay. Well, she did. This seems like a
that the Trump operation seems discombobulated it is just kind
of does its own thing. I don't think he's they have I don't
think they have a structure now. And I think everyone's big he
put somebody in there. They're supposed to be able to just
handle it. Just your hey, I can just see
an ermine even worse, or better. Take care of it until I fix it
because he's got as we'd probably as we suspect. He has
his tax documents ready. He has his plan ready. He has it he's
ready for whatever it is. He's playing everybody. Shoot, I
would do it. It's so easy now. So easy at this point. Here he
is finally calling and just giving George Stephanopoulos
Stephanopoulos list some crap, and deservedly so because of
course, he was the White House spokes hole
will still associate with the Clinton Foundation. And the
thing that really, I find pathetic and there are clips of
this and I think we may have played one once. He is on the
record as saying Bill Clinton is a psychopath. Not a very good
person.
People are sending me a link to somewhere where Trump says that
so good. Okay. Yeah. So Cheryl, back off. Okay. I gotta look at
that. I can't play it right now. But we'll check that for
Thursday show. Yeah, here's Stephanopoulos who donated to
the Clinton Foundation. I know if he's ever had a full time job
or part time job, but he's a Clinton Insider. Everybody knows
that no one's okay with it, except he forgets to disclaim it
every single time which you should do as a good journalist.
If he's considered a journalist, which I don't think he
said he would release your tax returns. When Secretary Clinton
released her email. She has turned over all the emails in
her possession. She didn't turn over all their bloody missing I
read yesterday where there are a lot of emails missing. Don't I
know he's a good friend of yours. And I know you worked for
him and you didn't need to reveal it. But you know, he did
not turn over her emails. There are a lot of emails missing.
There were emails from her staffers missing sheets
all over the place that the whole thing is a scam. There are
emails missing all over the place.
Where's vlog vlog is gonna come out now. That was so cool. That
was a good setup for Vladimir Putin to come out and say your
emails. He would even probably do so
many nationalist myths. Even this whole thing is to Russia.
It's just a release. They'll they'll release it. Yeah. And
that would that would say, yeah, she was it was insecure. And
here's the Russians. I don't understand why they don't do
that. It's timing. John is timing is just waiting. Its
timing. Its timing, its timing, but I think it's going to happen
and if it comes out with Putin saying, Oh, by the way, here's
all of the emails that we took that we hacked
game over Yes, it would be game over for Hillary.
So I think that's waiting in the wings.
It could be the October surprise.
I'm going to show my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
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on millennials. What is wrong with millennials Newsweek.
Newsweek did a big survey on teens. Apparently, in 1966.
Newsweek surveyed a new concept then, which was teenagers. I
thought teenagers started in the 50s. The term teenagers
that's a good quote. I'm sure it did. I think it but I wonder if
it goes back further. Anyway, music
did a retrospective. They looked at what they reported in 1966.
And in 2016, so 50 years, Charles. Yeah,
there are distinctive, what do you say? I has to be
interesting. There are distinct differences says Newsweek
between today's teens and teens. In 1966 50 years ago, teenagers
most admired icons were JFK, Abraham Lincoln, George
Washington, Lyndon Johnson, and Helen Keller. Today only one of
those names remains the same Abraham Lincoln and only one
other President President Obama made the list rounding out the
2016 list of teens heroes, Taylor Swift, Beyonce, and
Selena Gomez.
That is progress, ladies and gentlemen. That is probably
crap. That's progress right there.
I'm telling you Taylor Swift the most dangerous woman in the
world Yeah.
And and you were the one that identified her very early on in
this idea.
I think it was in the first few shows identified Taylor Swift as
before anyone knew who she was as the as a dangerous woman?
Because she was noodling. She was noodling.
That clip still around.
Oh, hold on straight it but Taylor strive for perfection.
Only makes the people who work with this YoungStar respect her
that much more.
Now this is from this is February 14. Let's go. Let's go
there's been times where I've played a solo. And then she'll
say, Well, can you kind of do this and she'll sing me and
melody. I'll incorporate that. And, and that's very impressive
for someone her age.
There was somewhere that was noodling, but
the noodling takes place in there somewhere. Yeah, somewhere
too many notes. She says, too many notes stop noodling, which
I think it was scaly airy said about Mozart. Oh, yes. Yes. Um,
I have i Okay, I've got one. All right. Let me get this out of
the way
out of the way we're at the end of the show. What we're almost
at the end of the show. Yeah.
Because we talked about the Brexit I want to keep my Brexit
propaganda I have some Brexit knows I got some Brexit This is
to get the Brits this devote not vote. Oh god, you're gonna We're
all gonna die if we vote Brexit. This is like guard. Oh, I have
the
same cliff. The guard Brexit with lovely
IMF Director Christine Lagarde was in London Friday and
underscoring what she called significant downside risks of a
Brexit
should a sharp drop in external financing follow an exit vote.
For example. This would imply a significant depreciation of the
Sterling and large contractions of investment and consumption,
implying lower output, low growth and higher domestic
prices.
Will the warnings from outside be enough to keep Britain within
the EU? Britons go to the polls on June 23. To show their true
colors.
Yeah, there was an even better one which had biggest is Cameron
in studio. Big signs that showed like a big price tag you know
the price tag that has kind of one end is sharp. You know, our
bra we're like oh like a clearance sale tag might look
that's what I'm talking about clearance sale tag, and it had
on it per household per year. 4999 pounds huge thing was as
tall as as as the prime minister himself
EU referendum campaign has courted controversy in the UK
with Leave campaign of Boris Johnson comparing the EU aims to
Hitler's Remain campaign. Premier David Cameron claimed
that Britain's will be out of pocket it's a vote to leave both
of drawn criticism for fear mongering if we vote
to leave. On the 23rd of June, we will be voting for higher
prices, we will be voting for fewer jobs. We will be voting
for lower growth, we will be voting potentially for a
recession. That is the last thing that our economy needs
remain. campaigners are pushing the economic argument which they
say the leave camp and losing while Boris Johnson said that
Europe suffered from a massive democratic void.
I'm telling you that if we vote leave on June the 23rd and take
back control of his country and our democracy and our economy,
then we can prosper and thrive and flourish as never before
adding fuel to the fire Johnson told British paper The Telegraph
that various people, including Napoleon and Hitler had tried to
unite Europe under a single entity, but it ends tragically
adding that the EU was trying to do the same by different means
best use of Hitler ever.
You know? He's right. Yes.
You know, it's always ended poorly. Yeah,
who else tried it?
That's what's gonna happen with this deal is gonna end in a
civil war because these guys in Brussels, you know, they there's
no they don't care. But you know, they just tried to they
wanted to homogenize everything and the German guys the giant
German state it's
not even homogenization. It's it's they want a ruling class.
This is what the dissent. So this is this is a counterweight
to this propaganda is Brexit the movie, which is you know, it's
paid for by the Leave campaign. So it's, you know, this is, this
is propaganda. Well done. Just well done. You sit there and go
ha, but is crazy. Why are we doing this?
Well, it is propaganda. But what isn't? The Of
course, of course, not everything, everything these
days is propaganda. My goodness. It's gotten bad. Here's my final
think of some imports. We're back with the 28 pages. And John
Lehman, who I think was on the 911 Commission is talking about
what maybe in the 20s 20 pages, what do we think is in there is
an important
allegation that has lingered almost since the moment the
towers fell. But Saudi Arabia was somehow tied to the 911
attacks. Now Speaking to CNN by
Wednesday, the so called hijackers want them mainly from
Saudi Arabia, that's not a secret. That's not a secret.
It's not a secret. No, that's not a secret.
So when he says somehow tied to Saudi Arabia, isn't that a tie
right there?
Yeah, revision quite. from Saudi Arabia.
It's an allegation that has lingered almost since the moment
the towers fell. But Saudi Arabia was somehow tied to the
911 attacks. Now Speaking to CNN by telephone former 911
Commissioner John Layman says the classified 28 pages of a
congressional report into 911 contain evidence that as many as
six Saudi individuals supported al Qaeda in the run up to the
attacks. Those individuals he says worked for the Saudi
Embassy in the US Saudi charities and a government
funded mosque in California. laymen makes clear that the 28
pages which are mostly FBI summary reports, contain no
smoking gun, and like the 911 Commission concluded layman does
not believe the Saudi government or any of its senior officials
supported or were aware of the 911 plots. However, Lehmann says
that evidence of lower level Saudi involvement was never
sufficiently investigated, and should now be quote, vigorously
pursued. Other commission members, including former
federal prosecutor Richard Benveniste are echoing layman's
call,
we would not be so arrogant as to think that we, with our
limited time and resources have investigated every single aspect
that there is to look at in the 911 disaster.
You know, what gets me about this reporting? Is the that make
these comments? Well, there's no evidence that it hooks to the
worked out of the embassy, but there's no evidence that it has
anything to do with the Saudi government, right? Because I'm
thinking, yeah, because everyone's so liberal that Saudi
government, they're not strict rulers who would let these guys
go freelance and like crazy and do a stunt like this. And they
have no knowledge of such a thing. Because, yeah, they they
let a lot of stuff slide. Sure they do. That's why they chop
everybody's heads off constantly. This is bullcrap.
Yeah,
it is. It is. But there it is. That's what it is. There it is.
That's what it is. The
those 28 pages because they may make some inferences. Yes.
Hey, I had Oh, no, I'm gonna save this for Sunday. I got an
very important from the brain professor who listen to the
show.
Of course. about him.
Yeah. But to his wife also listened. And I think I did I
saved I thought I saved her machine because she was an
email. That's what it was. Hold on. I have it. Let me
get a preachy lace into you for being a douchebag and calling
her out.
Yep. That would be correct. I thought I thought it would be
only fair to Oh, yeah,
you have to air these grievances. Only fair
to read it. Yes.
Yeah, you don't want him to pile up these grievances because then
they all have to be revealed during Festivus. Okay, so long
to wait.
Anyway, this was the following on on the the brain Professor
No, actually, I'll say it anyway, following the brain.
teaser, okay. I won't say I won't. I'm keeping his response
for the next show. It's important we can delve into it
and I'll actually have some
Emily always make these promises and never deliver. I'm doing it
because
I had to order a book about this specifically. However, Jennifer
said, nice show. So she listened. That's always nice.
But FYI, I did not realize FLOTUS had eaten at salty Sal.
So I accused her of being an Obama bot.
Following Hillary's
I think we were wrong on that one. And that NC says that bone
marrow was presented perfectly pleasingly you sir apparently
are a just a pussy. So I'll take my nasty salt. Yeah,
good for her.
I'll take my knocks. I'll take my knocks. I deserve it. Good.
Finally, no
for maybe she could be bullshitting you too. She may
have gone to that restaurant just for that but then she
has to live with that and the she'll have to account when she
meets her maker. This is what makes me sorry she doesn't have
a maker is atheist has no maker
just showed up
all right, one last one to get out of here. You got some first
leave with I don't have
a good kicker. I mean, I've got a couple a couple of shorties I
got
just one you can choose one and one only.
All right, let's play this actually kind of interesting
played it it is a two parter very short, but this is
interesting because I didn't know this information. This is
actually screw that play cyber attacks that somebody has
attacked the the banking system which I All A's could be done
constantly and then they somehow imply it has to do with North
Korea.
Cyber heist that stole $81 million from a Bangladesh Bank
now appears to be part of a wider campaign. The global
financial network swift reported today. The same hackers also
hidden unnamed Vietnamese bank and Europe's largest weapons
company be a systems to the same malware is linked to the cyber
attack on Sony's Hollywood studio in 2014. Yes,
hello, North Korea. Good brother. Ba E, aren't they?
Aren't they also part of the Consortium for Airbus?
I think they are Airbus.
So that's troubling. If there's malware in the Baa, baa systems,
that none of it well, that's designed there. There's software
has never been confidence. Confidence inspiring.
Yeah, I know. Nor is the plastic that surrounds their aircraft.
But that's just me. Yes, I know it's carbon fiber. Thank you.
All right, Jonathan. Finer. Yes. I want to thank the lights of
the hotel why the actually I'm direct wired. I just had a bit
time to set everything up so that we're beautiful. You find a
wire they don't get Yes, this hotel has a wire. So how's the
wires beautiful. Plugged into wire? Dynamite. So yeah, we're
going to relax. I guess I don't we don't we never really gotten
to the plans. And be another hour.
Go to a nice restaurant. Yeah.
They're gonna do that. Yeah, another two hours or so before,
by the way, last time was in New York and notice a lot of taco
restaurants. I'll pay attention. And, and I went into them walked
in, to look around to see what the food looks like. And it's,
it's classic, like Northern Mexico tacos, you know, and the
two tortillas and a bunch of carne does anything with some
different onions and cilantro. It's just like a taco truck. All
right. The only difference is of course at taco truck tacos a
buck 50 These are $8 This concludes
taco talk. We'll be back on Thursday right here on no
agenda. I'm Adam curry.
Brother. You're at the taco taco thing lined up for the killer
shot and then you blew the end?
Yeah, media. Music was ending. Don't you understand how that
works? You're not professional.
I didn't hear the museum. Not here.
Oh, well, the music was playing the whole time. I'm sorry.
I didn't know we want to
do over. We want to talk about taco. What's the point? All
right, sign off.
I'm John C. Dvorak. I'll see you next show.
I see on Thursday. Everybody right here. I know agenda. Adios
mofos
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