isn't clear what I'm talking about here are Am I way off
base? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, June 5 2016.
Time once again if you're Gitmo nation media assassination
episode 831
This is no agenda
trying to avoid getting caught in the rain without an Uber and
broadcasting live from the camera on the drone Star state
here people region six Austin Tejas on the morning everybody.
I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we've got no rain I'm John
C. Dvorak Hill
Yeah, well we do we got enough for both of us.
Wellness and some over here. And you my guard
is watering it's really ruining everything. I said ruining
everything. Well, first of all, we had the ninth annual Austin
bug eating Jubilee and right around the time that I hope
Yeah, well, I wish I could go but it was completely rained out
with the bug eating thing was rained out and it was
lightning. You know, we have X Games in the last year in town
canceled. This is like just Oh, stop the games. That's been it's
not been good here. John. has not been good. It's just the
lightning. They're afraid of the lightning.
Yeah, there's something about being on a metal frame flying
through the air and an open space like the Circuit of the
Americas. I think there may be some danger.
Did it well, okay, if that's true, did lightning hit any of
these things?
I don't know guy and I'm just look. I'm not Bill Nye the
Science Guy. I'm just telling him
so I get a lot of alarmism if he asked me. Oh, that's a shame I
was looking at.
I don't worry. I'm
like we chew up half the show. And
now I got other good stuff for you. No worries about that. No
worries. Anyway, so yesterday evening. Tina, and one of her
daughters and I we went out to dinner. And then you know as a
walkable distance from from the skyscraper. Then all of a sudden
boom, you know, as we're getting ready to leave the clouds open
up now I have not one, not two, but I think not even three I
have 4123 Yes, four different ride sharing services that have
been launched in Austin since Uber and Lyft pulled
out. I think I should tell you a little bit about them.
Yes, I think so too. This is good. This is a B, this will be
what you're going to describe not knowing anything about it.
But what you're going to describe, I believe, will be a
harbinger of things to come in other cities a
harbinger. It's our Word of the Week. That's right, Johnny, you
get to take the lollipop home. So I have get me fair. Ride
Austin and faston faston Yeah, as in fasten your seat belt. So
now I really liked Uber and I always took the Uber Black or
it's Luke's in some cities or whatever. Because I don't want
some dude just now with his mom's car driving or driving me
around. So I'm happy to pay a couple dollars extra for premium
car.
Get me
has no pre has has doesn't have premium cars, but they have
options between bike car SUV and limo. I have never sorry.
started what was the first one bike as in motorbike? Wow. Yeah,
well, it's not available yet. So I haven't seen any and there's
not in the map car, which is three weeks. You got four
wheels, and you're good to go. The SUV. They have a number of
them and then limo. So I tried this app not last night, but I
tried this app and every car i in downtown Austin. There was
not a car within 20 minutes of me. So that one just passed by
and I've not seen a car again, within 20 minutes. Yeah, the map
looks really full. Then we have fair F ar e. And they have
standard premium and SUV and I tried this one the other day, a
premium car. Now granted, he was 11 minutes away and pretty much
where I was going. So he accepted the ride. And I'm
waiting for him and then about four minutes in Oh canceled. And
this is my first experience with the premium car service from
fare canceled. Okay, not going to use that one again. Then I
went to ride Austin. This is the local initiative. They have a
great app and nothing works. They have no cars, they have
nothing. Good initiative. That's not going to work. And then this
this next one, which was alleged to be won by one of our
producers, I think the owner is me maybe Russian. And they were
really nice. They gave me $100 credit to you with the code.
Yeah, and so and no premium cars, but last night as we're
walking out the restaurant, it's raining crazy. Let's just order
a car. This one always shows cars two or three minutes away.
So it's the first time I'm going to try it now. He's three
minutes away we're waiting it's raining I see him about to get
on the map he should be at the corner ready to turn into the
street where we are cancelled the request and I got charged
for it. Which they will return to my account in three to four
business days. I think there's a lot to be said about Uber and
Lyft being a holes but I never had any of this happen. This is
shit that shows you what the Uber had there had it together
not that there are money making enterprise I think yes, you can
put enough money into something the service will be great for a
while. But none of these are good every single one crap
Well, that's a big disappointment. Here's the
opportunity. They're handed an opportunity of the lifetime
Yeah. Here you go. We're taking the we're taking the big boys
out of the picture. It's all yours.
Yeah, and it's so disappointing because I'm all I'm all for the
underdog. I'm even willing to ride in your crappy ass mom car
just to say that it works but no, there's not enough cars
there's not more drivers, the three cancellations and three
new apps and if you're ordering a premium car you would think
that maybe someone would say oh you know maybe let's handle this
differently. Or give the guy a call or something. I'll never
use the app again.
Give the guy a call. Get the guy call cancel coming around the
corner cancelled
was right around the corner cancel.
Yeah. So there's that. And
so what did you do? You didn't have a car? What How did you get
out of town? We
thought it was we walked home and got wet. And what else
you're gonna do? You can't get a guy well, I hope you can't get a
cab. away. No way.
No, not when it's raining.
So sorry, but I do not have a good update. You know, we say
there's
no update on the dinner. There's no update on the buggy eating I
didn't get I didn't get a car the town did whole town is going
to crap because your city council, that's what I would be
upset about. I would get on their case, the lot of people
running Uber. Hey, well hold on a second. What are they running
Uber and Lyft at letting these independents come in for? It
sounds correct? Because
they are following the rules and you're handing over all of their
data and paying all the fees and doing everything that's expected
of them and lo and behold, you can't make it work apparently. I
don't know why but they can't seem to make it work. So that
it's you know, doing something like this apparently is
complicated. This shouldn't be it's just ride sharing.
No, no, if you really want to turn into a service, which is
what I had come become used to, you know, because well it wasn't
ride sharing these were these were great, beautiful cars that
I could get on demand wasn't ride sharing, ride sharing or
ride it was
ride sharing. It's the old ride sharing is that sharing it
sharing to people you know, somebody who needs a ride and
somebody who happens to be driving around aimlessly will
share no they'll
cancel sharing he's canceling not sharing cancelling
cancelling me out then and by the way that is mobile list
Am I being a mobile list?
No. No that any guy who Any driver who cancels on me is
being mobile list. He has mobile mobility and I don't that's
inherently racist.
Will mobilis to be technical?
Yes. It's a version of racism based on mobility. Sure. Sure it
is. Anyway, I did get into a Twitter fight with the professor
but maybe we should hold on I'm not Twitter, Facebook fight face
bag fight do. Yeah,
I'll hold on hold off on that. No,
yes. No, I'm holding about okay, you twisted my arm. Alright, so
let me just bring it up because I had to screenshot this stuff
to
me. First of all, let's start with the premise that there's
really not a lot of very interesting news. There's a lot
of side stuff going on, like the Brexit and a turkey Bay. Oh my
god. Yeah, that's all good stuff. But there's nothing as
good as local gossip. What happened? Okay,
so the professor and mind you this is a brain professor.
headhunted to coil phrase. Sorry.
Yeah, headhunted from both the redraw it out of UT to Stanford
to Stanford. Right. And he and his wife are of course the bots,
but that's okay. And we're friends. And he posted a tweet.
He likes to post little links about stuff particularly if it's
about Donald Trump being a dick. So he knows this and he says I
wonder always,
yes. Always a winner that remember this is a professor
from this guy is smart. Shut up.
I wonder if we Have you ever had a certifiable con man as a
presidential candidate before question mark, any links to an
article from The Economist? And we know the Economist has
enormous Trump
Asher's. I might add,
oh my god. So it's actually a very short article, the title
was scourge not savior. What small business owners might wish
to know about Mr. Trump, and it's, it's really one paragraph
about a contractor who worked on Taj Mahal, it was a $700,000
contract. And at the end, there was a $200,000 balance and Trump
didn't want to pay and and they only interviewed the or at least
they only quoted the contractor saying what a dick What a dick.
What a dick. And then a year later, after all kinds of
bullshit and court cases, we finally got paid. So, I want the
only thing I thought interesting about the professor's post was
that the article contains no actual story of Trump being a
con man. You know, if you have a dispute with the contractor,
even if you gypped the contractor and say, Screw you,
I'm not paying you the last 200 hours. That's not a con man.
No, not at all. No. So,
again, the question, I wonder if we ever had a certifiable con
man as a presidential candidate before? And the first comment
from somebody Nope. And then I reply, no, I reply, I reply,
nope. We only find them in the sciences, thinking that will be
kind of funny, because he's the one that turned me on to the
falsification of data and this manipulation of p values.
I see what happened already. Yeah, he took that as a personal
affront
to the max to an extreme. So again, I said nope, we only file
and mele liar. gets better. No, we only find them in the
sciences. The professor comes back. You spend half your life
in the entertainment industry. And you want to tell us that con
men are more common in science than an entertainment or
business. And then right after that his wife chimes in Yes. All
those filthy rich scientists raking in the dough through
their science cones. Oh, oh, wow. Okay. So I guess I'm trying
to bring this back on track because I don't want to fight.
I'm not gonna fight it to happen. You're correct. I reply.
All I see is a scientist who posts a headline about a con man
that contains no actual story of a con. Is it clear what I'm
talking about here? Or am I way off base? Is it? Would you
understand the
post you put into post date? No, that's a good question. And
that's exactly
what I just said. I'm asking, you know, I didn't put in the
post. Oh,
I'm sorry. You I thought you were reading the post. No, no,
we'll, we'll get to that later. That sounds
reasonable, I think.
Reading again, okay. So I say let me just make sure I get
everything here. All I see is a scientist who posts a headline
about a comment that contains no actual story of
a con. That's what I posted.
Next. Okay, that was that was a that was a mistake.
What should I have done? What was my mistake that what I do
wrong?
Instead of saying scientists, which referred back to the other
commentary about scientists being con men, instead of
saying, instead of using the word scientist, you should have
said all I see is someone
Okay, well, you're right. Right. That was probably possibly a
microaggression.
Yes, no, it was definitely a microaggression in the sense of
my was unintended.
So that's probably where I went wrong, but I keep trying to
bring this back to the professor replies, you don't consider
telling people you will pay them for a service and then ripping
them off by hiding behind legal action a con.
Right. It's not a con no set all so let's know what the word
means.
Whoa, wait, wait. Kits much better than this.
So
and then I get this kind of crossbow. Does
he think that does he think a pickpocket is a con man? Does he
think a shoplift I really
wanted to try and get away from that because I was more
interested in science because I had found this webpage and only
came across this as this has taken place. And you need you
should go to this retraction watch.com I tweeted this link
out
attraction watchdog calm Yeah, that's got to be a great this
is a this is a fabulous site. Here we go. JMA journals pull
three papers by same authors for misconduct PLOS ONE republishes
removed chronic fatigue syndrome data that was removed two weeks
ago because authors had no permission to release the data.
Authors reused images in three papers despite the saying that
there were extensively validated grad student who confessed to
falsifying data barred from gun But funding this is just June,
by the way. Some posts you only see author committed serious
mistakes, fraudsters colleagues with fake data to lawsuit
against publisher over retraction. It just goes on and
on and on and on. And it's all fraud.
This is a good one. Some posts, you may have missed impressive
amounts of plagiarism, Ph. D, revoke ation.
Don't hear about that much in the science columns. So I post
that and I'm like that that's kind of fun to talk about. I'm
still trying to get it away from Trump. But no, no one is saying
fraud doesn't happen in science, nice job trying to turn away
from the real issue here.
So
no real issue, trumped in pay a contractor.
So I replied, come on, Ross. So now I'm Delia Kumar. I know I
had to admit, you use the dumb headline because you hate Trump.
It's okay to hate Trump. The story is just not about a con. I
won't insult you by linking to a definition. I'm sorry. What is
the real issue? You don't want people to vote for Trump in this
article? Is the expose a that will convince everyone? Or do
you just do it as a form of moral self licensing? Now I'm on
a roll. Anyway, my original comment was meant as a wink
towards your recent posts about p values and the crisis in your
field and others. That's all really no beef, no trump love or
no trump hate. So how do you think he responds to that?
Well, I would say I would say, if he was views rationally, he
would have said, Oh, yeah, you're right. I gotta look.
Okay, here's why you'd be me. Oh, yeah, you're right. I'm
sorry. I got a little out of control. Yeah, a little carried
away. I was kind of stupid Uriah, just hey, I do hate
Trump. It's a fact and that's that goes through rules dusty
and next time I'm in Austin.
No, that is not how he replied, Because, and we, we will analyze
some of this as we go along. But sadly, the professor and his
wife are ill. I mean, they have the have the sickness and this
is California could not be helping. So no, his response
was, I stand by my characteristic characterization
is Trump as a con man, given his history in business from
Wikipedia, quote, a confidence trick is an attempt to defraud a
person or group after first gaining their confidence used in
the classical sense of trust. Confidence tricks, exploit
characteristics of the human psyche, such as dishonesty,
honesty, vanity, compassion, crit, compassion, credulity,
irresponsibility, navy, Tay and greed. Now, he doesn't fit the
classic image of a con artist, but I think it's clear he fits
the definition. I am not naive enough to think people who are
planning to vote for Trump will be persuaded by this article. I
think that the only thing that could drive them from voting for
him at this point is if he took off his mask and revealed
themselves as Hillary Clinton in disguise. That's an old one. I
posted it because I thought some of my friends might be
interested, mostly preaching to the choir. You can call that
moral self licensing if you want. So I come back.
Oh, geez, no,
this is I'm trying to
no argument. You're trying to patch things up.
I like to Professor so here we go. No argument. Pretty much all
politicians fit the description. And yes, all entertainment is a
con and a shit ton of contractors are con men to The
Economist has a new editor and her choice of material is a new
low for the publication in my opinion. I guess we'll pick up
the conversation about science fraud and con some other day.
Now that seems reasonable, doesn't it? Yes. But this
morning, I went,
I'll give you the response that he would that he I've been a
predicted response. Well, okay, he's gonna, he's gonna say,
You're right. I'll see when whenever. And that's, no,
no, no, it's worse. Now. It's worse. It's worse. He did not
reply anymore. His wife repoed his wife reply, oh, no, not the
wife. Now. This is after a whole day has gone by.
Jennifer, his wife wants
to protect protective bubble for Trump. Adam. I mean, you put out
all kinds of unsubstantiated wackadoodle stuff about Obama
and the Clintons. How can you were the straight face then turn
around and admonished someone for making the very reasonable
comment that Trump has con artists tendencies. Your litmus
test for bullshit is astoundingly lopsided here. Oh,
and I assume you'll cover this story in detail on Sunday show.
Yes. Which is an ABC news story about headline X Texas official
Trump you probe dropped due to politics. And then she goes on
to say or is this the week that bill is hospitalized? He'll sure
could use those sympathy votes going into the California
Primary
I'm gonna wait. Well, let's stop there. And let me just make an
analysis just for her benefit, because she's listening.
Oh, both of them are Listen, she
is not that good. Hillary is not going to waste. The bill could
be dead for all we know. But it'd be like Mandela. He's
staying alive until they get deep into the race. It's the
October surprise that we have.
Yes. It's just the hologram. Yeah, this is Holly. She mocks
us, John, she mocks us with good reason from the filters through
which she views life. I understand.
Oh, yeah. Now she's down in the and now she's in I guess, multi
CultI center here. When she gets mugged day by, you know, a group
a gang. sometime shortly she'll put that out there. Don't put
that out there.
I'm just sad that these very intelligent people, you know,
not everything that comes out of someone's mouth is necessarily
against you. You know what I mean? This, this is a much
bigger, much bigger problem than than Trump and Hillary is this
is exactly the problem. We have a no, I'm not your typical
Facebook culture. Yeah.
But this this show, this is the pro this is a this is a an award
winning professor in brains and psychology. Brain Science was
your brain science that's different than psychology. I'm
sorry. Yes.
But he, you know, this, he is a smart guy and to have to see
this taking place.
The Apogee from his perspective, and this is very common in his
area that we're that I'm in. They have a very specific set of
guidelines, the way they judge everything. But but this is this
is why the state is just outrageously Democrat, they no
matter how broke they make us and Zen how much money they
steal the Democrats. It's a corrupt state
now, but this is not the problem. This is not an issue at
all. I tried four times to say let's talk about something else.
That's not why I'm not here to argue you about Trump. And then
they slept on it, you know, and then woke up and we're more
angry. This is anger that I'm feeling is real anger.
Yeah. Well, it's because you're defending Trump from their
perspective. That's no, you don't do that. No,
that's that is exactly the problem. Why do you think I'm
defending anything when I'm talking? I say it multiple
times. Here's what I'd like to talk about. Is a dumb article.
He knows it is it was just one side reporting,
necessarily. Maybe he doesn't know it. Didn't pay a contractor
on some Billy. But during the building,
I'm talking about journalists. No, no, I'm talking about the
journalist mob
operations that go on in New Jersey, and there's some thing
didn't get paid. Oh, no. What now?
Yeah, what I'm talking about is, well, you know, what I'm talking
about?
Is this cognitive dissonance could be because that's what I
accused them of. Oh,
in my final parting shot. I said, Hey, I didn't comment to
protect to defend anyone please. reread, reread, reread. You're
so hyper about Trump. You can't even read straight. I'm marking
this one up to cognitive dissonance sorry to absorb still
really, you know, there's a lot that the same thing with the
Hillary people are very freaked about either one of these two
getting in as the president. Yeah. And
I can guarantee you that we're going to see blood before we
have a president but it will be at the Democratic Convention is
not going to be anything was Republicans, except for of
course, the
outsiders, the Soros folks that are going to be targeting the
Republicans, but that's going to be that's going to be insincere.
Well listen to it was the San Jose, the sincere stuff is going
to be in the DNC.
Listen to this. This is a little little quick hit on CNN with
Toobin and who said back back old Bob Beck Elisa and political
shield, but now they're talking so we've seen violence during
this during the preliminaries. We've seen people getting sucker
punch, I'll just say what people saw whether it was true or not
Sucker Punch Trump supporter sucker punch the guy. What else
do we have? What other violence do we have?
We have we had a lot of in fact, I have a long clip if you want
to get into the violence.
I just wanted to. Yes, after I played the clip from CNN, who
you'll recall when there was one person got hit in the face,
we'll call it a sucker punch. It was it was the lead for days.
Yes, it was. Okay. Now we have video of people a costing people
throwing eggs at them, spitting out them throwing punches. Is we
see people who are bloody, and the people happen to be people
who want to go into the who were either coming in or coming out
of going into or coming out of the Trump rally. But this is a
in San Jose, this is now how CNN characterizes what happened.
It reflects badly on people who are against Trump. But you're
gonna get that kind of thing when you get inflammatory
statements like Trump makes, and you're gonna find people with
any group of protesters, you know, percentage of people who
are just very angry and out of control. And that's what you
see,
nothing he said, can be responsible for third party
actions of people jumping on cars, beating a Trump supporter
to a pulp burning American flags, there is no excuse for
that ever. And words cannot provoke that and should not
provoke that,
Jeffrey, unless you want to jump in here. Move on.
Well, I just like to say I mean, let's just not get carried away.
You know, this in the United States, this kind of protest has
gone on for hundreds of years. It's not that big a deal. So a
bunch of people like the guy got his house knocked off. I mean,
you know, he shouldn't have his hat knocked,
knocked off and picked it up and tried to get it back was beaten
to a pulp and was taken off the scene with blood rushing down
his face. That's what happened to the last guy who tried to get
his hat back, I think was in Costa Mesa, California.
Yeah, I mean, there have been 10s of 1000s of people at these
rallies. One person getting hurt is unacceptable, but it's one
person I just don't think anybody should, you know, can
think that this is a bigger deal than it is.
Okay. But I misunderstood the the previous time it happened
then. It's quite quite bad. Not a big deal. It's just not a big
deal. Did you see the video of the white kid being chased and
tackled to the ground by the black kid?
Yeah, it was great. Are you kidding me? There's almost as
though once the black kid tackle them that was done. Man. So
yeah, I saw that they showed most of them seem to be the one
one crews shooting most of the stuff. But it was the same. But
this was the group you talked about, though. The groups you
talked about on the last show that all trace back to Soros
care. He's funding every single bit of this. And before we
continue, just let me say
and hold on. How come nobody except you have ever mentioned
this connection. And this includes Glenn Beck, Glenn Beck,
when he was on Fox would do nothing but draw arrows all over
Blackboard all pointing the source. Well, he will do it.
Well. This morning, I woke up. And of course, I had seen
Hillary Clinton's foreign policy speech. And the only thing I
wanted to say was to the professor and his wife. I love
you guys. You know, let's not get all crazy here. Yeah, let's
just chill F out. Okay,
I love you, man. Wow, it's
just an unnecessary, unnecessary. Yeah, and by the
way, I hold you guys in your space of wanting to wanting
healer. That's fine. That's I don't love you any less. I'm not
trying to convince you to change. That's how relationships
break.
So watch these. No, do don't want me to change.
The fact Don't you know, I don't want you to change. I hope they
listen up to this point. Anyway. Yeah, they already did. They've
already hung it. So here's here's some some Matt did it
really appears to be collusion. We have Hillary Clinton doing
her foreign policy speech, which was really about how Trump is
not fit for foreign policy. But the media
prow
they really just, you know, they all kind of had the same. Same
talking points. No, actually I have this is a Bernstein. He's a
famous guy, right. Bernstein? Carl Carl Bernstein? Yeah, yeah,
very famous guy. And well, I'm sorry. I'm gonna start
different. I'll start with CBS the CBS Morning Show. And this
is where it's headed. This is the I think it's it's a
coordinated effort. Because everybody else
would be would be at the at the edit that they'd be. Because
they're the ones that are according to Bernstein's own
9097 When there's just now this is not Bernstein. This is not
breakfast this day. According to Bernstein. CBS is the point man
for the CIA. Here we go. Is this perhaps a turning point for the
Clinton campaign in terms of the way she ridiculed Donald Trump,
right.
It absolutely is yesterday was was pivotal yesterday speech was
not really a foreign policy speech was more like a
psychiatric indictment of her opponent.
It was a point by point indictment, using his own words
as evidence against him. He quoted
him 41 separate times, words using his words against him, and
the idea that he is unfit
right to command, the Commander in Chief. Right, right and
control the nuclear codes.
I think that what she's going to do over the next five months is
keep hammering that point home that this man is is not mentally
stable. Here was a candidate saying, I am saying, and he is
insane.
Now this is what it's going to be about. And I don't think this
is the intent. This was not the Clinton campaign's intent. But I
see the mainstream media who are pretty dumb, do you give them a
kick in the right direction, they get inertia, they just keep
rolling. Whatever you tell them to do. They're gonna go after
Trump is as insane as mental mentally ill, your watch,
because it's good. And I think you're right. They're gonna have
analysis and all he's can't speak right. Now we go to
Bernstein who had some refreshing things to say,
we are talking about a maximum leader and authoritarian. We've
never had anything like this in our history. And the question
is, are we
which I think is not true. We've talked about that, right. We've
had guys like,
Woodrow Wilson would be a top prime example. Yeah, okay, fine.
You're an
authoritarian. We've never had anything like this in our
history. And the question is, are we going to elect a
president of the United States, who is a thuggish maximum leader
who operates in total contradiction, disrespect and
disdain for our history? And our constitutional traditions? Of
course,
I love the constitutional traditions. What is that? What
is it constitutional tradition?
I don't know. Obscene as explain it. Now.
That seems like something that isn't very
well droning. Is it droning, innocent, droning American
citizens? That'd be it. Yeah. Searching people's personal
crap, just because it's digital.
Yeah. The this thing on wiretapping, everybody's like
constitutional traditions, to me, just staying for our
history, and our constitutional traditions. Of course, many
Republicans have been the first
to recognize this, but many Republicans are also ignoring
and mitigating these qualities. I listen to them hang out, as
your opinion of Donald Trump because of what they believe
about Hillary Clinton. And this inspector general report. Well,
from the left, you'll say, well, the Inspector General said, the
emails, nothing illegal, no laws were broken. On the other side,
a lot of people who are looking for an alternative to her say,
by the way,
sorry, in that report, they never said there's nothing
illegal, no laws were broken.
Now, of course, they didn't say that. But it's even better
because Bernstein cuts right to the chase. And I appreciate him
for people who are looking for an alternative to her say it
shows everything they want. Let's put up the findings in the
IG report, that the idea that she asked her permission for
this is sketchy at best, that the personal server made it
different than anything that had been done before the
chase. Let's cut to the chase. She's lied about this. There's
no question about it, whether you quote me, you quote Chuck
Todd, on MSNBC are Andrea Mitchell. She has. And it's an
awful thing. And at the same time, you got to ask about
Donald Trump's line. Who is the bigger liar here? But the
question is about what kind of President Do we have a president
in the tradition of our constitutional press principles
in his country, which any of the Democratic nominees whether it's
Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders represent? There are
independent candidates who represent that. But the question
of Donald Trump is the underlying question in our
history in this election, and that's what it's going to be
decided on I believe,
now, the the real message that is trying to be pushed is you
don't want it first, it was first you don't want his hand on
the button. And now it's become you don't want his having? Well,
I think people are saying his hand on the nuclear codes,
actually. Which also shows a very huge lack of knowledge of
how bharden nuclear armament system actually works. It's
always a two person rule. You can't the President does not
issue the codes and shit goes off. Ah, no, he has to take that
with the Secretary of Defense, and they have to convince the
Joint Chief of Staff and then there's a two man launch
sequence everywhere. There's something to be launched. It's
not that simple. And by the way, your husband, Mrs. Clinton,
Secretary Clinton, lost to the codes for several months when he
was president. This is a this is fact this is record. The so
called biscuit
he just lost it. Yeah. Or the football I thought was No, no,
the biscuit is it's like a credit card and you break it
open. And only the president apparently knows
which they probably I was probably found inside someone.
He's probably using them to cut up lines. Yeah. Hey, go bill.
Who knows? But that so that is the that is the messaging. You
don't want his hand on the codes because of course the president
of America is the president of the world. But the media will
probably go more with he's mentally ill Yeah, I
think that's what they're gonna try to do. The problem is right
now the media's actual influence and so far as their their
audience. It's, I think, and I think Trump's played to this,
which is, in fact, even your professor buddy mentioned it.
There's a lot of preaching to the choir. Now. Absolutely. So
the winner of this election is going to be someone like Trump,
who gets these newbies to come out and vote. And I think that
was picked up on a very early clip we did a couple months ago
with that, guys, I haven't voted for anybody since Ronald Reagan,
but I'm voting again vote now. And these and Trump has hinted
at that this brought more people out, because you know, we only
get 40% of the people vote. So this 60% of the people sitting
around on their bus had could vote. I mean, they could elect
anybody, if you get them to come out, or at least a good portion
of them. And they're not listening to their you know,
they're they're not listening. They don't know, all the stuff
we discuss on this show. And it's proven like almost nightly
on the Jimmy Kimmel show, when they go out on the street and
ask people the simplest of questions. They don't know
anything. They don't watch the news. They don't read
newspapers, they have a Facebook account and the they just talk
amongst themselves.
Well, this just in from salon magazine, maybe Donald Trump has
really lost his mind. What if the GOP front runner isn't
crazy, but simply not well? And I go into a whole analysis of
the
insane salon. That's another one.
I don't know. I do you do? Yeah. The left
wing people that did were haters. That's a very leftist
publication. Yeah. I mean, when you find somebody that's middle
of the road, or, you know, non socialist, it's pretty rare. It
does happen. So let's play a couple of these longer sessions
where they were the news media goes off on Trump in one way or
another. And let's start with
and it's, it's really is one of the most fascinating times to be
involved in unraveling the media. It is mind boggling how
this is playing out.
Well, what's intriguing to me is, things like this Soros
connection that no one talks about discussing, it's
all his NGOs that are showing up with their signs.
It says if we're the only two guys paying attention, and
again, the guy who has always put into pointing the finger at
Soros, bringing it up again, which is Glenn Beck. He hates
Trump to such an extreme, he won't even bring sorrows into
it. Yeah, that's the reason.
And you're right. He was always the guy with the with the
Blackboard and all the arrows pointing back towards sorrows.
Yeah,
he was the Soros guy. But now nothing. In fact, I don't even
notice that. That the seed guys is discussing this. He might be
Yeah, I'm
pretty sure I'm sure. A lot a lot of alternative media are
discussing the Soros connection. But at this point, you know,
even before you get the O out of so people go by conspiracy
theorist
Hey, you got an organization? It's at the event they're
holding signs the organization is funded by Soros. Where's the
conspiracy?
That is the definition of a conspiracy Soros and then the
protesters and probably another party might be the Democratic
Party are conspiring
No they're not that's the point of the and we'll call it call is
like to call conspiracy, but it's still cuz they're not
conspiring, they're just doing okay.
They're being hired. You're right. They're hiring, not
conspiring. Yeah, they're hiring. Hiring.
Yeah, here's the money go punch some guy in the face. Although
conspiracy conspiracy involves
a conspiracy. The definition is really working together,
breathing together as the real root word conspire. Doesn't
matter if it is what it means today is crazy. Not job. That's
what it means. That's what it means.
So let's play this clip. This is the violence in San Jose, which
I believe is the one that most people will read reporting. This
is I believe, is the ABC report of violence in San Jose
transition to Trump and the judge. This is what this is how
this now that after your thesis about the insanity thing, this
is
making sense making sense he just gonna make it
to the new Fallout this evening after those violent and bloody
clashes in California outside of Donald Trump event. Protesters
attacking Trump supporters those supporters were targeted as they
left the Convention Center in San Jose overnight, some punch
to some chase down and beaten. Others had bottles thrown at
them. to short time ago, Donald Trump addressing the violence
ABCs Tom Yamas is in California.
Tonight, Donald Trump condemning the protesters behind those
bloody attacks on his supporters. They walk out and
they get accosted by a bunch of thugs burning the American flag.
And you know what they are. They're thugs, anti Trump
protesters hunting. Stop, stop.
Now, I want you to listen to the way Yamahas in particular has
been insulted by Trump. Yes, is going to go go do this sort of
thing. I'm going to point out what he just did. He re edited
the the diatribe that Trump was talking at the reading airport.
And what he did if you go back and listen to it, he made it
sound he put two different segments together or even the
same segment twice to make Trump sound a little nutty was, you
know, the thing is, they had their burning American flag
they're thugs. And then they came around that thugs as if he
forgot, you know, is if Trump forgot that he already called
them thugs. He's called them thugs again, because he's losing
his mind
because it was edited together that way. Yeah.
And I think we're going to see more of this. Yeah, I know. Now,
as you mentioned this, this thesis, I have no, I noticed it
now that because I was loose when I heard that the first time
I said, Yeah, was a bad edit. That's, that was good. But now I
realize you're doing it on purpose. And there's a net
there's other examples of it as we listen to these reports by
a bunch of thugs, burning the American flag, and you know what
they are? They're thugs. Yeah, you're
absolutely right. Absolutely. Right.
Anti Trump protesters hunting down the very people who backed
Trump,
anti Trump protesters. I would be I think it'd be Trump
protesters to be official about it. Just didn't want to be dick,
but I think it'd be Trump protesters
gestures hunting down the very people who back Trump Peltier a
woman with eggs.
And by the way, the thug thing, of course, is put in there to
show racism at the same time, as you know, during the Baltimore
was right, the third thing was black
Thug is black,
you're racist hunting down the very people who backed Trump,
pelting a woman with eggs surrounding this man trying to
get away other Trump supporters. What happened to St. Anne's
Gaelic sacrifice in the
back of the hand,
the protesters shaking cars, breaking taillights, pulleys on
hand, but it seems that they didn't act quickly enough. This
amiss at all. I didn't see anyone getting arrested or
anything.
They did nothing. Anything, at least a scheme,
this amid concerns about security at the upcoming
Republican National Convention. Trump tonight saying he has
supporters of all races standing by him calling out one man in
the crowd.
Look at my African American over here. Look at him.
Pull that clip out. Isolate that's an ice make Trump seem
like anything. It
would have been better if he said hey, the black is here.
That would have been even funnier. The black? Hey, look at
my black over here.
Yeah, one black guy is what it sounds like. We don't know. It
could have been a group of them. That could have been guys all
over me a bad friend.
The sad thing is edited for a fact the sad thing is Trump goes
politically correct by saying look at my African American. But
then it just sounds like my African American which makes him
sound like a slave owner.
plantation guy.
What is he thinking? What? What is he thinks he's just
straight with consciousness.
It's so raw him
calling out one man in the crowd.
Look at my African American over here. Look at him.
You gotta give Yamas credit for the best.
I can't I can't get over that. But you can't give Trump credit
for anything on that. That is that is someone who has zero
filters enabled. Zero. Because you just know that's gonna stir
up some crap. Oh,
look at my African American over here. I'm
just gonna walk through the streets of Austin and try that.
Hey, my African American over
there. How are you? How are you?
Hey, man, that ain't cool. Put that piece back.
Look at him. Are you the greatest? Do you know what I'm
talking
about? But now Trump is embroiled in a new racially
charged controversy attacking a federal judge because he is
Mexican American. Judge Gonzalo Coriell, who was born in Indiana
and is a US citizen presides over one of the lawsuits against
Trump University. Have a judge who is a hater of Donald Trump a
hater. He's a hater than judge who happens to be we believe
Mexican, which is great. I think that's fine. But Trump now says
the judges Mexican background should disqualify him from the
case telling the New York Times I have a Mexican judge he's of
Mexican heritage, he should have recused himself elf Trump
calling that a conflict of interest. And tonight doubling
down on CNN
if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race. Is
that not the definition of racism? I don't think so. No,
no,
no. Racism?
No, that is not racism. That is speech. That's not racism.
Racism would be if the judge indeed, was doing it because
Donald Trump is white and hates Mexicans, then it would be
racism. I don't think just saying that as racism is it?
I don't know what I this is, like, baffling to me. The the
the gotten carried the racism accusations of for everything
have just gone off the rails. And whereas, you
know, you know, where racism was really happening in the
Netherlands. That's where there is, there is shit going on my
brother. Right now there's a new party with this former TV host,
who's who happens to be black, brown, she's beautiful,
beautiful color. Beautiful. I love my beautiful color. Got to
start talking to me go, I'm gonna carry on this is good. And
that's part of this goes back to the damn smart to Pete thing,
the black piece that now people are losing their crap over it.
This is this racism thing. It appears to be a worldwide
rollout of something. Let's just everyone, let's make sure
everybody calls somebody else racist. And then meanwhile,
we'll screw them and put them on electronic money. And they'll
wake up one day when the done yelling when they're tired of
yelling races at each other. And there'll be completely
controlled. Something like that.
was definitely screwy.
Let me play I'm gonna hit the rest of your clip.
And tonight, doubling down on CNN if you are saying
he can't do his job because of his race. Is that not the
definition of racism?
I don't think so. No, no, no, he's proud of his heritage. I
I respect him for saying he can't do his job because he's
proud of his heritage. Okay,
I'm building a wall. This judge is giving us unfair rules. Now I
say why? Well, I want to I'm building a wall. Okay. And it's
a wall
between Mexico, not another country. He's not from Penn.
He's from Indiana. He
makes Mexican heritage, and he's very proud of it.
All right. So this, I also think is not a smart move by Trump. I
don't understand. Did he get wrangled into this? Or is this
just makes no sense. You can say the judge should recuse himself
because he doesn't like me. And the judge did make some mistakes
with releasing stuff he shouldn't have to. But this
seems like I don't know.
Who doesn't want to go down to the nitty gritty and make the
kinds of normal arguments that people would make. And I think a
lot of this goes back to trying to figure out what Scott Adams
was getting at.
Oh, right. Right about his, his power his
things. Yeah, yeah. And so I'm not going to say, you know, I'm
not gonna second guess what he's trying to do. And I'm thinking
that Scott is correct. Scott
Adams. Oh, that is all part of a larger persuasive plan. Yeah.
There's a third tack track that is being tried out. So we have
mentally ill we have what's the other one? unfit? No, no, that's
that's the mentally ill unfit. Okay, the other Oh, finger on
the button, hands on the nuclear codes. This one I thought was
very creative. Although, I thought it was kind of wussy, of
CBS not to take it all the way. They just kept it in a certain
realm, you'll hear what I'm talking about Donald Trump's
inflammatory comments have been a staple of his candidacy.
The only card she has is the woman's code. She's got nothing
else going. And frankly, if Hillary Clinton were a man, I
don't think she'd get 5% of the vote.
And now that he's the presumptive Republican nominee,
some corporate sponsors are distancing themselves from the
Republican National Convention
trying to get his attention with that. Oh, you're you're
alienating the sponsors. But
sponsors are they have at that convention? Well,
apparently quite a few. There's a list here. What now if what I
had hoped they would say was sponsors don't want to pony up
for the for the debates, because that's really what they want to
say like, oh, man, you're you're Trump is hurting the rate at
hurting the money flow, because that would get everyone's
attention, including Trump's I think, but no, they keep it at
the at the convention, which yes, is sponsored Color
of Change is a civil rights group trying to get sponsors to
drop out.
You see, and this is an interesting group Color of
Change out.
This moment is about corporations making a very clear
decision about connecting their money and their resources to the
type of hate that Donald Trump has been selling America
that is the CEO of colors of change. Ange, formerly he ran
GLAAD, which is the Gay Lesbian? Sounds like Yeah. Makes the Yeah
I know. I also thought oh, that sounds plausible.
Hewlett Packard is one past participant that won't be
playing the part this summer. According to Color of Change,
the company provided over $556,000 in cash and in kind
donations four years ago, Microsoft and other RNC donor in
2012 won't be controlled this time, just technical services
and products. Coca Cola, which gave $660,000.04 years ago
donated just $75,000. This year, brands are being very cautious
around their messaging for these conventions because if they back
away from the RNC that's problematic to Advertising Age
Managing Editor Natalie's and muda says the political
conventions still attract large audiences. marketers don't want
to be involved with negativity and don't want to be associated
with a convention that potentially is perceived as
alienating some audiences. The Buddha notes many sponsorships
are locked up in advance. Google is still an RNC sponsor. So as
Facebook, which says its involvement is a matter of civic
duty. If any
employee of a major Fortune 500 company went into work, and said
the things that Donald Trump says on the campaign trail,
they'd be fired by most of the companies. We spoke with stress.
He's trying to deliver a line this guy but he doesn't
understand the way it was written is you're supposed to
play it off like apprentice you will be fired. That's how you
want to read the line
to Donald Trump says on the campaign trail, they'd be fired.
Most of the companies we spoke with stress their decisions on
partisan, the Trump campaign did not respond to requests for
comment. And Gail, the RNC host committee told CBS this morning,
that it's raised nearly 90% of its budget. I know
a little bit about the media business and this report would
have not made it on the air without very, very, very crucial
analysis by senior executives. Particularly because they're
naming names Coca Cola, you don't say anything about Coca
Cola unless you know exactly what you're saying? Because they
will pull advertising from you if they don't like your message.
Absolutely. So there is something like those big
companies, it could also be the it could also be the in this
case, CBS sending a message like um, you know, you really should
up your ad buys a Coca Cola or maybe you you know, you don't
want to be put in a bad light, I don't know. could go either way
festival could go either way. But Coca Cola they spent in
something, you don't want to piss off Coca Cola, or the
telcos for that reason. Or the drug companies want them to
notice that we're
actually doing a story about the corruption of the pharma
industry.
And notice how pharma and telecom are not in that list.
Yeah, yeah.
So that's, that's, that's where I'm at. Um, I'm just looking to
see which what the media will take and run with I think the
media really likes the he's he's insane angle.
I think that basic life,
it sounds like it from what you've developed? Yes. And I
think they can, they can, it's going to be interesting to see
how they handle this because it's just going to be
interesting because Trump's gonna go out when she when he
starts to go after Hillary, it's good. The way I think he's going
to deal with Hillary because she's going to stick with her.
She's not going to have a lot of variety. She's going to have her
one or two talking points, which are very well presented. I
listened to that speech in its entirety. And she's, she's very
plotting is one of those things where she plods along with talks
very slowly and deliberately. And she has her talking points
and the talking points are obvious. Yeah. And you had him
in your clip. Yeah. And so she's going to do this, but what he's
going to do is he's going to go after the Clinton Foundation,
her husband and a bunch of things to force her to go on the
defensive. Yeah. Because if he gets her on the defensive, he
can keep her there. And so she'll be playing a defensive
game and and everything's going to look like sour grapes when
she pulls out her talking points, because well, what about
this? This situation here? Mrs. Mrs. Secretary? Well, Trump's
didn't sane you I mean, it's just not gonna. It's not it's
not gonna work. I may, we'll see. But let's listen to some
more of these of these slams, especially but I'm CB please,
please
not use that word. Please. That's that's been the lower
third on my TV for the past three, four days. slams, Trump
slammed Trump's slam slam slam slam slam. Slam.
I get it. I get it. Jeez. I've never seen one of these but
okay. This is CBS Trump bash. because that's
what an old fashioned word to use. Don't you know the style
guide calls for slam.
Trump was asked George weak, very moment today to interrupt
his as necessary. Okay.
It was an extraordinary moment today Hillary Clinton warned
that Donald Trump could lead America into nuclear war on a
whim. even by the standards of this election year her foreign
policy speech was incendiary. President Lyndon Johnson leaped
into an ad a half century ago to say what he could not apply that
Barry Goldwater shouldn't be trusted with the
fancy cordless is with Clinton in San Diego.
Before we go there, so you remember the Goldwater period?
Was it like this where people were in the news? Were saying,
Oh, my God, we don't have this guy with his finger on the
button. Yeah, the person
the Republicans have nominated for president cannot do the job.
In a speech that was deadly serious one moment and humorous
most of a second. I should mention that in 1964, there was
a you know, we had a huge enemy called the Soviet Union that we
weren't getting along with and now saber rattling was going
every which way so it was in this was right after the kids
rolled into the duck and cover a different moment in time.
Nowadays, we own bouquets nuke wood, what's the what's he going
to do with those codes? Now? I mean, the Millennials don't even
know what the thing is. All
we knew was that it was the rooskies You know, these days
like, Muslims don't do that. I'm gonna do
one Roman dance, humorous the next, Clinton argued Trump's
temperament makes him unfit to lead the free world. Donald
Trump's ideas aren't just different. They are dangerously
incoherent. They're not even really ideas, just a series of
bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. This is not
someone who should ever
what is the point of yelling when someone says that it
happens at Trump rallies too. I just want to just want to point
out some odd human behavior. When you say so much shit people
go
there is a right and this is weird. Now there is a clip by
now, as I want to finish this. I just want to say some coming up
because you're gonna run right into it. All right. There is a
clip coming that will have another edit of Trump the same
way they did on ABC. So it spliced together to make him
sound like like a lunatic is. You'll notice.
This is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code.
You know, you don't need to do much editing to make Donald
Trump sound like a lunatic. He's kind of made for it.
I agree with that. Except if you actually listen to one of those
hour long speeches. He doesn't sound as much like a lunatic as
if you start editing him. In fact,
when Jimmy I think it's chemo when he does this, the Trump
slow down by guns half speed. Yeah. I think Trump is actually
makes more sense when you play him at slow speed. He's just as
funny. He really just he, you can hear because then you the
words that he read, repeats and doesn't cut complete. It's very
interesting. Someone who should
ever have the nuclear codes, because it's not hard to imagine
Donald Trump leading us into a war, just because somebody got
under his very thin skin.
That is kind of a horrible thing to say.
It is but I can tell you, you can just know there was a
meeting after meeting after meeting trying to strategize
what to do and this little spiel that you just heard came out of
that meeting. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, that's the way to go.
We're going to do this. Okay. You want to can you do this
hill? Oh, you managed to
do this? Yeah, you know, we need to combine it. That's really
what it is.
And by the way, wait, let
me finish the meeting up. Of course. Of course. With it for
the park the broomsticks outside.
Now here is this is the plan. You don't
want his hand on the codes and he's insane. You don't want an
insane man a madman more hahahahaha that's that is that
will be the image we're going to bring up. Trump. Okay, cartoon
coming up. Cartoon syndicated Trump stroking. A white policy
With a moo HA HA HA HA laugh, you'll be like it.
Trump lacks the knowledge to be commander in
chief knowledge.
I know more about ISIS than the generals do believe me,
citing his seemingly cavalier attitude about torture for
waterboarding is fine and about conflicts with other countries.
So they say Oh, you'll start a trade war. You know what, when
you're losing that kind of money, who the hell cares?
There's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a
golf course deal. The former Secretary
good one who's writing for her who's writing for we gotta find
I don't know but they're good. Yeah, they're very very estate
brought up the MO is wonder what happened to the good guys at The
Daily Show. Once they brought the Trevor Noah on the good guy,
the good guys. Hillary went right to Hillary.
The former Secretary of State brought up the many foreign
leaders who have mocked Trump describing him as quote, dumb
and barking mad. A man change his opinions like the rest of us
change underwear.
Whose quote was that?
That last one was from Denmark.
Denmark, the happiest place on earth? Because of the barking
mad
one was from New Zealand.
New Zealand, where sheep looks scared. Place on Denmark is the
happiest place on earth. Also. highest amount of SSRIs they've
never asked the
Dane about Trump has drawn praise from state run media in
communist North Korea, which called him wise and farsighted
this week after he complimented their leader.
Yeah, this must make uncle Don's head boil. I don't know how he
does it. He's got to be thinking finally someone who wants to
talk and try and work this out. But dammit, it's Trump. What am
I gonna do?
That's tough. He said
you got to give Kim Jong Un credit for taking over North
Korea. Something he did by murdering everyone he saw as a
threat including his own uncle,
but didn't he feed his uncle to the dogs which turned out to
dogs or shot him with a huge gun with a cannon? And it turned out
to be completely not true. But okay. And he
said if he were grading Vladimir Putin as a leader, he'd give him
an A. Now I will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain.
Nice one, I'm gonna give you a clip of that for that one. Make
me happy. Nice.
I'm glad that you brought the other thing up because now
everything makes a lot more since
Clinton has begun to frame this race less as a choice between
left and right than between steadiness and flakiness. She
gave the speech because it's home to more than 100,000
members of the military and military Trump has described as
a disaster.
Nancy Cordis reporting for us, Trump was quick to react and
Major Garrett covering his camp. Major
Hillary Clinton, who lies I mean, she lies you remember that
I started that she lies.
Trump started reacting to Hillary Clinton's like a raving
lunatic.
It's not hard to pin the label on the donkey is it now? She
lies she lies. The man Thank you. Thank you, Lord, for
bringing these people to us.
Who lies I mean, she lies you remember that? I started that.
No, man, you know, what would it would be a great show? It's too
bad. They hate each other so much.
But wow, come on.
There's only only a one other person who who speaks as crazy
as
where is it?
I wish I could now Okay, let's spin it back in they'll find it
for you. Here we go.
Give it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for
tyrants. Clinton has begun to frame this race less as a choice
between left and right than between steadiness and
flakiness. She gave here in San Diego
Scott BJ what? It was way too far back. I'm sorry. It's
home to more than 100,000 members of the military military
Trump has described as a disaster.
Nancy Cortez reporting for us travel on
it. Since you've stopped it there. I'm going to mention
something else. There's a little piece of propaganda stick work.
She gave her speech in San Diego where there's 100,000 members of
the military and then the woman does following Clinton and CBS
operative says a military that Trump has described as a
disaster which the implication is that these military men that
are in San Diego are a bunch of losers something losers Exactly.
And it was it was very interesting to slip that in like
that because he's he's cuz he doesn't describe the military.
Are those men as a disaster the way she Nancy Cortez
know as far as I know, what he's been talking about is mainly the
procurement process being corrupt and money being lost and
so, you know,
this is this again CIA. It's a keep bringing it up, but that's
the CBS situation. And they trump has got to go into Langley
and and
talk to us before I talk to people. Yeah, just reporting for
us. Trump was quick to react and Major Garrett is covering his
campaign.
Hillary Clinton, who lies I mean, she lies you remember that
I started. She lies Donald Trump's to
see see it would work. Well. Those two they should just do a
show together, lies classified. Remember that I
started that she lies
from started reacting to Hillary Clinton's speech yesterday, a
political art form known as the pre Buttle. They sent me a copy
of the speech, and it was sexualize about my foreign
policy.
Now why would they do this? They sent him a copy of the speech
before it's called a pre Buttle. This is a tactic or what is
this?
Well, they do release those with you. Hillary thinks she's
president at already. So they agree. So when she's gonna give
a speech about something like foreign policy, this was her
foreign foreign policy address. Yeah, about Trump. It wasn't
just a stump speech. It was a foreign policy address. So she
released it to the media before she gave the way the press.
Okay. That's why they had everything ready to go saying,
you know, oh, slam Trump. Oh, boy showed him that's what's
going on. I got you.
Yeah. And it was all ready to go is there there was packages
could be made in advance. Yes,
lies about my foreign policy that they said I want Japan to
nuke I want Japan to get nuclear weapons. Give me a break. Trump
has suggested Japan and South Korea pursue nuclear weapons to
counterbalance North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
That's not what he said. He said if they don't want to pay up,
then they should get them themselves. That's what I heard.
He is temperamentally unfit,
unmitigated attack sparked a Twitter tirade from the
presumptive Republican nominee. Trump did not delve into
specifics. invective worked
just fine. At what point did we get a personality profile
comparison between Donald Trump and Adam Lanza? That's what I'm
waiting for. And there's all the check checkbox. Oops, sorry.
That one? Oops. Yes, yes, yes, yes. I mean, that's where this
is going. That's where this is going.
Bad performance by crooked Hillary Clinton reading poorly
from the teleprompter. She doesn't even look presidential
Trump wrote, adding too much failure in office, people will
not allow another four years of incompetence. In addition to
hold
on a second, let me just mention something else. As we beat this
to death, please. They are making a huge that you know, if
you're gonna go after Trump, and you're gonna take the Hillary
side of things, you have to stop giving credence to Trump's
common comment, crooked Hillary, but they keep doing it. I think
they're doing it innocently. I don't think they realize they
don't they probably damage I probably Yeah, that that moniker
has and it would agree it's crooked Hillary. And why do they
do it at all? Because it's this. It's just a nasty thing to call
her. Even if Trump doesn't Why do you have to quote him? It
just doesn't. Dykstra screwing up.
Well, it wouldn't be the first time her campaign screwed up.
Well, no, I think it's the boy it's not her campaign, but
whoever's behind promoting her. Yeah, I mean, and the network's
because I saw one the other day where that one of the network's
going crooked Hillary crooked Hillary, and they're just
pushing that that meme right into the mainstream unknowingly,
it seems to me if we take
the political shows at face value, the ones we see westwing
House of Cards, and I believe there's a lot of what we see is
probably the way it works. And then these people, particularly
when it's about campaigning, was the other Veep, Madam President,
all these shows.
Giving us pushing the idea of a woman.
Well, yes, they are pushing the idea of a woman but also showing
how political campaigns work if they you know, there's so
happened to I think it was Veep. Yes. The Julia Louis Dreyfus
Veep, where they call you know, oh, my god, we're so happy we
can get this guy, this political consultant. I forget his name,
Bill. Oh, so happy we get Bill and Bill comes in bills like
yeah, we'll take care of this. And he actually has a couple of
successes. And then they learned that bill actually has dementia.
And from time to time, he just goes off completely and just
thinks he's at a different campaign to the But my point is
that it's good the way elections have been running all the way
through. President Obama's presidency has been in a certain
way. And there is no there is no consultant you call for this
type of scenario. So they're gonna make mistakes. Definitely.
Because it's on a whole different plane that they're,
they're fighting right
now it's I agree, and they don't know quite what to do, but they
did have their meeting and they did do what you suggested, which
is put the three ideas together and let's make one of them stick
that he's not sorry. Shouldn't be
nuts and shouldn't have the bomb. Yeah, exactly.
incompetence. In addition to Clinton Trump has problems with
prominent Republicans on his temporary ban of Muslim
immigration. Scott, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell
said today the idea was so bad, he would not draft legislation
to debate it.
Major Garrett forest major Thank you. Well, the nation's top
elected Republican finally gave in and endorsed Trump today
House Speaker Paul Ryan had been holding out today he said that
he is confident that Trump would help House Republicans turn the
ideas in their agenda into laws to help improve people's lives.
Perhaps a recent blog posts from Dave Winer will help us
understand the thinking of people who believe this was the
speech of her lifetime.
And it was the one of the worst speeches she's ever given
why HRC speech worked? Hillary Clinton said all the things I
was thinking as I watched Trump, Trump's interviews and speeches,
probably the things many others were thinking to do. I said all
that I could do so did many others. I said all that I could
so did many others, but she's the only one who can say it
officially. And you can say it all. We're lucky that he's only
won the primary because then there would be no one who could
tell her tell the truth about Trump the full truth slowly and
carefully with poise, confidence, even humor, but she
delivered a den pad deadpan, serious, as serious as a heart
attack. Because as she says, This is reality, not reality TV,
her speech lets us relax. Up until that point, I honestly
didn't think she or anyone else had what it took to stand up to
Trump. And my feeling was we'd have to let the campaign run its
course and hope the voters knew how to avoid disaster. Now
there's less to worry about because she's willing to embrace
the madness and call it what it is, and remind us that we're
better. This comes at a time when the press that Trump has
been so good at exploiting has figured out how to challenge him
and make him look like the incoherent poser that he really
is. We're not alone in our realization. That's what we get.
And after all the crying by Sanders and his supporters about
the establishment, that's exactly what we need to take
hold here. I don't think they get that the United States is a
thing with a history and a presence in the world that our
standard of living such as it is, would be a lot worse if we
weren't the dominant force on the planet. If our dollar
weren't the reserve currency of the world. At one point in the
campaign, Trump even said he might default. What kind of
insanity is that? When she didn't say, a personal note?
Last year, it turns out and blah, blah, blah. What Clinton
said on Thursday night was just right. The US has a strong
country. We have a lot of things right. But we must cut our
losses on things that aren't working out. She reminded us why
she's the only person who ran for president in 2016, who was
able to do the job. That's exactly what I needed to hear.
Trump is a nightmare that is almost over. He doesn't have a
second act. His shtick is good for TV reality show, perhaps
even a sitcom. But being President is serious business.
There was a vacuum to fill at HRC filled it perfectly. What a
relief.
Wow. All in? Well, did you see Hillary on the view?
I thought that was a repeat. Are you kidding me? That was new?
No, I may have been a repeat because I've been sitting on
this clip for a while because there's something that comes up
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I have to tell you. You know, obviously, I've
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now that I've been traveling around the state going upstate
again, I was in Albany. Yesterday. I see so many of my
friends and supporters and people that I've worked with.
It's just the most rewarding feeling and so nothing beats it
for me. I love being here.
How has this run been different for you since the 2008 run
against President Obama? What did you learn that you're now
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I did hear that. I think it was an old interview. Yeah. How
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And so I did some more work on the Hillary Clinton plane crash.
Right or helicopter crash?
Yeah. And I also have, well, first of all this, this editing
of the tape is not going away very easily. It's not going away
easily. Of course, Matt Lee is back. He's the guy that really
started all of this. And he's a guy who
back up and tell people what you're talking about. All right.
It was discovered
that there were secret negotiations going on in end of
2012 between the US and the new president of Iran. No way It was
Ahmadinejad was the president. And previously, there had been a
question If this was happening, and Victoria Nuland, who was
then press secretary for the Secretary of State for Hillary
Clinton said, No, she didn't say we don't talk about it from the
podium, but no, she didn't know. So then it came to light that
there were several meetings, although maybe not so specified,
but this was admitted. And then in this admission, the question
came up, hey, was Victoria Nuland lying, and it was Jen
Psaki, who said, no, no, she wasn't lying. We don't lie. We
don't we don't tell untruth. Now, that piece where she said
no, she didn't
lie, was edited out. And
well, this is very interesting, particularly, that they came
back and they said, hey, yeah, we did it. We now know that the
editor was female, this has been slipped into the lexicon. But
the editor who was female who edited this out, was asked by
someone on authority of someone else. Now, the only people I
know could make a call like that, which no one would
question would be the secretary of state herself, or possibly,
Newland, who at that point was deputy or assistant deputy
second in command is second Spock, Spock, whatever. So this
keeps coming up Mark tone are now taking over the State
Department briefing. Of course the Kirby has kind of played out
Kirby doesn't have the guts for this. I agree we did or the
stomach. He just can't take it. And he's messing up. So toners,
very, very good natured guy. And he has interesting things to say
conclusion that you have reached a This is Matt, of course, he's
done. The limited investigation that has been completed so far
is that this stuff was deliberately moved, removed or
edited out because of what the content was that correct.
He really has to think about this. It's
no he is he is genuinely thinking about what he's going
to say.
And he's turning the page looking for an opening line. Let
me see what I have. Here we go again, the question was, clearly
it was the content, this content was so damaging. Why else would
you ask it to be edited out? What so Matt Lee is kind of
saying, What's the big deal? Given based on what
you know, based on what we know,
what is that what? What is madly doing?
He just helped him out. Yes, he did.
That was odd.
I thought that was odd to that interesting.
I didn't hear that before. Let me maybe he's maybe he's like a
wrong line. Man. You said the wrong part in the script. I
don't know. That was often it sounds scripted. Let's just do
that. I'm gonna play that back again. Given
based on what you know,
wow. Oh, you know what it might have been? Did he say that
earlier? No, it might have been him. Yes, helping him out.
Because he knows that's where he's supposed to start that
sentence. He's I think he's doing a cutting to the chase
thing, I think is an insult. It's an insult to the guy. Ah,
right. Right, right. I mean, it's like,
right, you're lying. Let me help you out with your lie. Yeah.
Yeah. Okay, that makes sense. Yeah, that makes sense.
Based on what, you know, based on what we know,
it's done with a snide sound.
Do you think? Or is there a sense in the building that what
was said in that edited portion was somehow embarrassing or
incorrect
now? And in fact, I mean, sort of two points on that. One is,
even though that portion was excised, or edited, it was
always available on divots, right which makes it offends
video and imagery distribution system.
So which would make if it was an attempt to hide something a
particularly inept attempts isolate sloppy, which, and
really kind of stupid,
and sadly, and secondly we didn't view the extent to be all
that sensitive.
Hmm, okay.
But I know I'm not so sure why he made such a big deal out of
it anyway. Jim Pataki Of course she is the one who was edited
out covering up for her then boss, as she was happy to go on
Brawl show there and let everyone know that she had
nothing to do with it. Have
you gone back, Jen and looked over who was responsible for
asking that videotape editor to remove that video, that
sensitive video?
Well, if I don't have any more information than you do, this is
a stunning case of poor judgment, whether that is was
incompetence or lack of experience or under a
bus editor under the bus?
Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Lack of experience, or both. I don't
know the answer to that. The fact is, as was stated in the
previous piece, I had no involvement with the editing. I
had no knowledge of this, nor would I have ever approved of it
as actually the Republican you referenced before. I agree with
the sentiment that the whole purpose of the State Department
briefing is to provide a forum to have a debate and a
discussion with reporters from the United States, but all over
the world about a range of issues. I spent two years doing
that many of my predecessors spent even more time. And this
really flies in the face of that effort. And something many of us
spend time really believing in and hopefully delivering on from
that podium.
Now, of course, after Jen Psaki says, nope, really, it's Vicki
Newlands needs to come out that needs to say I wasn't me, but I
haven't heard her. And I think as we drill down deeper to this,
we're going to find out kind of where this is coming from and
why it was covered up one final bid in this very transparent
organization known as the State Department, public affairs.
A couple of points on that, first of all, you know, and
we've said this, from day one, when this allegations or this
incident first came to light.
isn't interesting how they all default back to the language?
They're typically used to saying, you know, allegation
when they could they had came out and admitted it wasn't like
allegations, but it's the pre you could just hear the
programming how they talk all the time. No, no, no, this is
just allegations, there's not that had nothing. But they
admitted at this time.
One product, a video was edited. We've acknowledged that. And
we've made steps to correct the policy going forward this so
that that never happens again. But there was always a
transcript available of that briefing. And there was always a
video available of the full briefing on debits. So I
understood and I understand, appreciate the tough time.
So they will keep to keep referring back to the division,
whatever dividends, dividends, dividend, mature, whatever. This
is the military of video, archival service.
So this had to be something that I'm thinking to here's what I'm
just about to top my head, I'm thinking this. This was secret
meetings that were going on. And they were trying they're feeling
each other out the Iranians and the State Department. And when
somebody would ask this question, this had to be while
the negotiations were going,
you're jumping ahead of ahead of it just a little bit. Because
that's what I was
thinking that also time, the question time, just go ahead, go
ahead. At the time, this was edited out the party that it
would be targeting, in other words, who would here not hear
it? Because it was edited out? would not be a party that would
have access or care about the the archives? No,
and the archives and by the way, the archives are public. You can
anyone can go to,
but nobody would go there. If you if there, I mean, not,
everyone's gonna go immediately say, well, maybe there's some
bullshit in here, I'm gonna go dig around the archives, just
here, this non dis edited version say, okay, I'm good with
that. Well, yeah,
unless you saw it, because you go Hold on a second, was that,
right? If you're an intelligence agency working for the Iranians,
you're not going to run out doing that much work.
Now, so this would have happened around December of 2012, when
when a secret meeting took place? And Jim, I don't know,
I'll just go, let me finish this one clip is about 45 seconds.
And then we need to figure out if our thesis fits, and why
on divots. So I understand and I understand that I appreciate the
tough questions that you all are asking us in this room. And we
are doing our best to answer but there's a lot of overblown
rhetoric beyond this room about what happened and what
transpired. We believe we have conducted an inquiry into what
happened. We don't have the answers, ultimately, why this
was done or why this was requested. And so like many of
you were asking ourselves the same questions, but we don't
have any further leads to investigate. So we're at a, as I
said, yesterday, a bit of a dead end. But we're going to continue
to, as we get information, more information, we'll pursue that.
But what's important here is that we take steps so it doesn't
happen the future. Okay.
Here is the timeline. secret talks we've now fully found out
in 20, December 2013. This was the Rosen the like the Fox News
guy, I guess, who discovered that, that the denial had been
deleted, or, yes, the denial had been deleted. In December 2012,
a number of things happened. If that were a direct result of
secret negotiations between us, this was a us we're not quite
sure. And Iran and the date in particular, let me say I have it
here. So we have a an ABC News report. ABC News reported
emergency landing of us plane in Iran. This was reported December
31. But the report came out a week earlier, a small American
commercial plane left Iran Sunday after it was repaired
following an emergency landing at an Iranian airport this
month. The plane was forced to land 16 days ago at the airport
of the southern city of Ahvaz, HVAC due to technical failure.
Mahmoud's Rosa Nanda jawed, head of the state owned Iran airports
company told the TV station okay. He said three passengers
left Iran for Arab countries in the Gulf. But the plane remain
under repair at the airport to the plane took off from Ron
Sunday upon arrival of needed spare parts and completion of
repeat repairs. It was not clear why the announcement of the
planes landing was not made earlier. The service was
provided through a Ron etc. of the service was provided, though
Iran and us are at odds over Tehran suspected nuclear
program. The West believes it might be aimed at weapons
development, a charge Iran denies. Then we have Wall Street
Journal, who at the time reported secret dealings with
Iran led to the nuclear talks. Now what apparently happened is
Hillary was going from Bahrain to Oman on a C 12. Which I think
that's very, I'm not sure. But I think that maybe like a King Air
350 urge, we'll just see 12 here. And that's not a huge
play. Apparently, they were what happened. We do have the reports
of that, instead of going directly to Oman, the plane
deviated for an emergency landing at avez Airport, where
two hours before it's a commercial airport. President
off mode, Ahmadinejad's airplane had landed, so we presume he was
there. But upon landing, they, the way the technical report is,
is written, they exited the runway, which is not good. The
undercarriage collapse and they probably flipped over but it was
a bumpy landing for sure. Now, the way the information I could
find was that Hillary Clinton was badly injured. She was
bleeding profusely, and there was the Navy Seal, actually the
Navy SEAL who claimed to have killed Bin Laden and his name
and lose two of those. There's a couple of them. Commander price
he was he was US Navy SEAL team for now, what the conflicting
reports are that he died in this crash and he what he did escort
multiple, important state officials around the region. So
we know he did that. But instead of him showing up dead at this
airport, he committed suicide in Afghanistan two days later. And
you know, this guy's record every it just none of it makes a
lot of sense why he would commit suicide. Now, this is when we
heard that because Hillary was saying
you have a lot of respect for him if that's what you're going
to get how they're gonna welcome you, Melissa. Well,
so we're gonna get to the deep questions. I'm just telling you
this is the timeline as I've been able to find out what what
what can continue for the for our thesis. Hillary was supposed
to be back to testify for Benghazi, but then she got the
flu. You remembers all she has a stomach bug. And everyone was,
oh, yeah, she has the Benghazi flu. That's what all the
Republicans were saying, Oh, she has the Benghazi flu. Then we
went from that flew into a, you know, a viral infection,
intestinal infection, I think, and then we got the Oh, she fell
down and a blood
clot
dislodge in her head. And they were treating that with blood
thinners. And I know we have a number of doctors. In fact, at
the time, I don't know if I clicked that. At the time. There
was the NBC Doctor standing outside the hospital you
remember she was in the hospital and everyone's oh, what's going
on? And and even that guy said, it's kind of odd. You don't
really want to treat a blood clot with blood thinners. But
okay, maybe there's something else going on. We don't know.
Now. Clinton resigned not long after she got out of the
hospital. But Kerry was already appointed before she officially
resigned and and I found reports dating back to 2013. That say
you know Hillary may not make it now. We didn't know it was a
possibly a plane crash. But also take a look at the parting gift
the State Department gave her
they gave For a crash helmet.
Now, it's just all of these these these little
real I didn't remember that.
Yeah. Now around the same time when, when these are humor? Uh
huh. When these talks took place, there were about eight or
nine different Iranian prisoners release. And there was a lot of
surprised about how fast they were released. You know, it's
just like, Oh, my God, you know, this guy. And it was all guys
who were selling illegal arms to Iran. All of them smuggling
arms. So they got released in five or six, maybe even eight of
them. I'm looking for that list. were released back to Iran. And
that was kept kind of quiet. I don't remember a lot about that,
for sure. So
I'm not quite sure why. Because here, here's where it kind of
starts to break down for me. I totally can see the secret talks
going on. We have, we can place Ahmadinejad and possibly a US
military aircraft, although they say commercial in the report.
But you know, the air you if the President is on my plane is Air
Force One, believe me. That's my callsign. And so the Secretary
of State has similar privileges. We we did a deal. I'm just I'm
just now and now I'm just kind of hypothesizing. So she went
there and said, Look, we got to we got to get some going on. And
I don't know what we were coming with. But we wanted something
from them. This nuclear deal, perhaps I'm not quite sure what
it had to be. And we were willing to negotiate with arms
dealers, and prisoners and all the kinds of stuff that is not
what do you call it? Constitutional? Tradition. Let's
call it that. Yeah. Not is not constant. But is that enough to
have to cover this up? Because then that's why we're missing
something until I believe that Hillary said, Vicki Newland,
let's just get that out of there. I don't want that
searchable anywhere. I don't want anyone. I don't want that
popping up. Let's just we've got to leave that for what it is.
Because it probably was her
call to lie.
Which Nuland did so that those are the only two that makes any
sense that they that they would make this call and oh, the only
two who any editor would recognize as hey, that's enough
for me. I don't have to get any any other kind of permission.
Victoria Nuland and Hillary Clinton the Bosch but is that
enough? What really is the reason that it was maybe it's
just they covered it up? And now the cover up is more
embarrassing than what they actually did? That's possible,
because it seems like a pretty shoddy cover up.
It may have been just a casual. I like to get that out of there.
Because that's gonna like I might could bite us in the ass.
Maybe if somebody found that we actually did something. I mean,
it could have been just some casual thing. I just handed it
out. It's not a big deal, kind of thing. Right? But now the
cover up is worse than the crime. Wild World now is drawing
attention to it. And it's such an extreme. But how about
documents to show that she was flying around?
Well, how about this? But here's the question. If in hindsight
right now, today, let's just say there was no cover up. If even
back then if Hillary Clinton for her country, we presume maybe
set all kinds of backdoors and deals with the Clinton
Foundation irrelevant. If she put it she risked her life and
she was harmed severely. Why isn't she the war hero or why
why did why was this strategy chosen?
I think it was judgment called they Democrats are freaked out
about being condemned for you know doing these sorts of deals
behind this especially behind closed doors. So this may be the
Clinton Foundation was involved. Which would be you know, else
out
that then that would make sense. Yes.
sketchy.
So the last thing we need right now this is this is the it
doesn't matter what happened now. If we can, or we I would
like to do it. I'd love to be funny. But we need to connect
Hillary Clinton to the editing of the tape. If we want to make
this into a thesis that works.
I don't think so. It has
to well, but but this is what madly smells that. He smells he
smells her on this. Yeah. So how do you how do you get
that? I don't think you have personally I don't think it's
important.
Well from Jamaica, I'll tell you why. I'll tell you why. It makes
a difference. before the elections
huh, yeah, no. They and who's gonna who's gonna bust her? The
only person that could bust her? Vicki had to be vigor and
Newland that's why new. You notice on Nuland went from being
a spokesman All standing up to being the socialists the second
in command yeah out of the blue floating around Ukraine and all
the rest of it. I mean I should probably choose thickets these
with Hillary she's not gonna she's not gonna show chose to
fall on her sword before she bacillary
Victoria Kagan Nudelman
Well, now that we have Robert Kagan endorsing Hillary Clinton,
I'm sure that Vicki will be very, very quiet.
Very quiet.
So, you know, we the the messy bits are the Navy SEAL who
committed suicide. Very, very messy.
Yeah, that was poorly done. Yeah. Yeah.
So this was December 2012. The death of Navy SEAL commander in
Afghanistan is being investigated as a possible
suicide. Military officials told ABC News Today. On Saturday at
the Pentagon announced the death in Afghanistan of Navy Commander
John W. Price 42 of Pottstown. Pa price died Saturday what
Defense Department press release described as a non combat
related injury. Why was he got that part? Right. Let's see. To
military officials confirmed ABC News prices death is being
investigated possible suicide. So we don't know. Oh, yeah. One
of the officials said price was found on base with an apparent
gunshot wound to his person. And that's all we ever heard.
That's all we ever heard. Now they're screwing him over. But
it's
it's very odd. And I think there's something here and it
wouldn't surprise me if is if the if some press just keeps on
going scenes they can they want to pin it to somebody. And then
quite honestly, it's they should have long long had a patsy. Yes.
I did it. The problem is developing a scenario around the
Patsy. Yeah, because it's such a short thing that was removed is
going to take would take I don't know what kind of creative
writer would take but it would take somebody with a lot of
skills. Because why would you do that? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know.
It's baffling.
Yeah, it's gonna die. That's a problem because it's, it's not
big enough of a of a candidate to make it you could come up
with all kinds of good stories. Yeah. If it was more to it.
Yeah, does a big screw up. It'd be funny to watch. That to you.
What killed France is no longer a mystery. It is spelled out in
black and white from the Midwest medical examiner's report. It's
just a page long, but it gives us both the cause and manner of
death, which is what the law requires nothing more than that
the manner of death was an accident. They said that Prince
self administered fentanyl and that he died from fentanyl
toxicity. What is fentanyl? It is the strongest opioid based
painkiller on the market. It is 50 to 100 times stronger than
morphine and 25 to 50 times stronger than heroin. So
I'm thinking this isn't an ad. This is native ad right here.
Come on, everybody gets your fentanyl sounds like it. And
notice they do not use the clinical. The brand names
obviously Ventura drug it, what is it to act tick? Then does a
patch is a patch my land at Sandos? Yeah, there's tons of
this stuff. We're
talking about a really potent painkiller. What we do not yet
know is exactly how Prince got it. Was he prescribed fentanyl
by a doctor? Or did he get it some other way and that is what
law enforcement will be still looking into because there is so
much that online, online Canada still
an investigation going on into why Prince died and how he was
able to get a hold of some of these medications. If they turn
out not to be legal, then this will change into a criminal
investigation. We know that the law enforcement officials and
law enforcement has been talking to the people around Prince
they've also been talking to the doctors and we know that he saw
a doctor the day before he died in a couple of weeks prior to
that. So there are still a lot of unanswered questions but we
do finally know the answer to one of the big burning
questions. Why Prince died and what killed him. And it is very
clear in the report that it was fentanyl toxicity that took the
megastars life Oh, there you go.
That that will be the story. Yeah, I wish that kids would all
be thinking about this
instead of the you know,
witch doctor did it now that this stuff is killing you
period.
Free It's lazy on prints Mr. Clean
share let's the funny funniest ironic right not really was kind
of the same thing Elvis Presley was the same thing he was he
felt that doing some research on Elvis Presley for some reason I
know I know what you're doing and he was the same way he was
just you know you wouldn't take drugs wouldn't drink wouldn't do
all this stuff but but apparently felt that if a doctor
told up prescribed it is that that's not a drug. It's a
prescription is what
we're talking about heroes like that. Your thoughts on the
Muhammad Ali since every but it's it this is all worth seeing
on television? And is there an actual story that you'd like to
relate that could be handy for our producers at the next dinner
party?
Not really. I mean, I do think that he was a guy as I mentioned
the newsletter kind of taken out of the game for a while because
he was another one of these guys. Elvis Presley was didn't
want to go to Vietnam and want to fight but he didn't want to
go to Vietnam. But Presley did join the army when he was
drafted but this every time the society during especially during
these eras, back you know 20 years ago, 30 years ago 40 years
ago when somebody came up and do doing societal disruption which
is definitely was the case with rock and roll and especially
Elvis you had to take him out of the picture so you drafted him
there's really no reason to draft a guy like that. And the
same thing with Muhammad Ali he was appeared as though the
disruptions that were taking place during his era but he had
something to do with you know, because the way he was he was up
at so let's draft him and then they we wouldn't he wouldn't you
know he wouldn't play with wouldn't go and so the next
thing you know he's a Muslim and then he's practicing and then
he's not fighting anymore. So we went right through his primary
most boxes are a lot of trainers will say this even though it's
some of these boxes seem to be able to fight in their 40s that
the real the point at which your body is absolutely the best it
can ever be in terms of it, you can maintain it, but the best
that ever can be is at the age of 27. And we never got to watch
Muhammad Ali 27 It was always before and after.
I do remember getting up in the middle of the night though to
watch the thriller in Manila.
I saw that fight too. I think that one of those fights with
the Joe Frazier is the one that damaged him. Joe Frazier, who I
got to meet wants to chat with it was a very easy really
interesting character. He beat the crap out of Ali that's when
he was doing rope a dope and I was letting Roger punch himself
out but he was punching himself out by pounding him you know and
I think if you watch those Frazier fights you can see that
Muhammad Ali was was brain damaged by by Fraser who's who
is if you look at Fraser which is an interesting boxer he is
very much like a Mike Tyson got a lot of his style from from
Fraser. He just come call him smoke and Joe, he'd come in and
just start whaling on you. And it was a fantastic boxer.
Anyway,
all right. Is there? Is there a an icon for that we can use to
show our love and light for the champ? Is there an icon? Oh, one
crop up? Oh, I gotta tell you. There's this new thing. I've
already seen it in the chat room. This is the video. If you
want to talk about just sad. What is it? There's a new thing
Pete the kids are doing on the tweeters more than the face
bags. Yeah. Yeah. So if you want to, and it's actually now it's
coming from all sides. If you want to call someone out as a
Zionist or a Jew, like you filthy Jew lover, which they
would do to you, then you tweet someone's name with three
parentheses around their name on each side.
Okay.
Why? Because that is now the signal for you know, either that
person's a Jew, or that person is a Jew lover or a Zionist or
Jews. And
this crop up that's been
going on for a couple months, but I think it's kind of
breaking mainstream. Now. I'm seeing people tweet my name with
three parentheses.
Oh, really? So there so there's Jew haters.
Well, and now Jewish groups are doing it themselves. And so then
there's Muslims and now everyone's trying to get in so
we can, you know, so we can. So it's just yeah, it's just a
mess. And it uses up my ID that's using up six valuable
characters people have your one
hand shortly anyway, so nobody cares. Hey, go. I just thought
I'd just launder the character.
I just thought I'd bring that up in case you saw it.
I mean, no, I have not seen it and I'm glad you brought me up
to speed. Zika yet? Where's the
$1.9 billion
where's the money? All right, everybody, all hands are coming.
You watch.
Well, just to Have keep tabs on how the propaganda is working
again, I'd like to reiterate that this $1.9 billion was the
budget for Ebola coming from a multinational collection of
nongovernmental organizations and governments. And there was
still money outstanding, about 1.3 billion, but most of it from
the UK who owe us about half a billion, but also from
organizations like the Silicon Valley friends club, 25 million.
And what's happening is all the companies this money was
promised to which includes NIH, $800 million going for research
on a lot of scientists are looking for this money to come
through. And it's not happening and why is it not happening?
Because the money is simply not there. And everybody knows it.
But of course, the propaganda works, and Bill Maher is all
in $1.9 billion, is what President Obama asked to fight
this about five months ago. And the Republican Congress in all
their glory said, You know what, we've never said yes to
anything. A plague is upon us. Still no playing is upon I have
a play to give up. Plague
is upon us, John, a plague is upon us, ya know, whoever was
voting against it. This is bullcrap. This is just handing
money to friends that have
a plague than to give Obama a win. But it's here. Now a woman
in New Jersey has it? They're saying that there's laboratory
evidence that 300 women in America or American colonies
might have it.
I hadn't heard this particular like the laboratory evidence
that there's 300 Women who have it. What is that? Seems like
quite a bit, but they have a little petri dish with
everyone's DNA.
These people who are susceptible, you know, they were
pregnant. There was a bunch of pregnant women that came in from
overseas and they asked to be tested or they were tested.
Yeah, there's 300. That's all
right. It can also be transferred orally, vaginally,
and finally, the Holy Trinity.
And the guy laughing the hardest, Neil deGrasse Tyson
but probably not here because we don't have water. Yay, drought,
yay, drought, mosquitoes breeding water. But here's what
Charles Beard the insect borne disease experts said and I hope
this will wake people up to global warming, that there are
so many ways it can get you. He said with rising temperatures,
you're speeding up the whole reproductive cycle of the
mosquitoes you get larger populations with more
generations. And also by the way, they go farther north.
They're in Florida now, but they're going to be in
Washington DC with the rest of the bloodsucker.
Okay, all in though all it's all in.
Yeah, of course. This is audience they they're all into
it.
Also, notice how no one gives two craps about the gorilla
after we after Muhammad Ali died.
Yeah, this this new cycle is just the way
it goes. It's just done. No more.
Mohammed who's gonna step on a lot of stories? Yeah, if you
will just rather talk about him because it's easier and so they
have reminiscences it's on you know the same thing. It's like,
who is it that died and everybody was there Freud
actually when Prince died there's all these people coming
out of the woodwork that were his buddies are talking to him
then that morning and all it was known. He was kind of a recluse.
I got it. I have the letter should read. Oh, very nice. This
is a boots on the ground report from UCLA. Ah, excellent. UCLA
student here. I wanted to touch on a few points you made
regarding the shooting. First off, you're absolutely correct
with the number of police, Swat, FBI and even ATF agents that
were there. I can also vouch for John's theory that they found
the shooter and decided then to turn it into an exercise. Most
students here are subscribed to a brain brewing alert system
that sends texts to every student when there's police
training, which takes place in our gym every month, and also
sends one in an actual emergency like this. Now there was a
Senate message during the emergency. Taking a look at the
timeline of the alerts they don't make much sense. At 9:55am
There was alert sent out that there was a shooting in the
building known as engineering for so they did in fact know
where the shooter was. The lockdown was lifted at 12:19pm.
As units were searching every single hallway with how massive
the campus at UCLA is it's understandable why it would take
why it would take so long however, because of this
timeline is absolutely possible. They use this for an exercise.
The FBI also have 700 agents in a federal building just two
miles down the road from the school. There is also an element
of how quickly and inaccurately students can spread
misinformation obviously everyone was texting one another
With the amount of false information that was spread was
insane. Rumors ranged from things like there were four
shooters on each corner of the campus with the assault rifles,
there was a shooting in the dorm. And there was a guy
walking around with apartments around the apartments around the
campus hated assault rifles knocking the doors sets us up
for saying, I read that, that the implication was there was a
student who shot his professor. It wasn't a lover's spat, but he
accused him of stealing his code and putting it into his own code
or selling it or something like
that selling it. Yeah. The guy was of course he's killed his
wife too. Apparently they found her but he was just nuts
that we call that collateral damage. John is
a friend of student of mine who was trained with the Marine
Corps also mentioned that students have a serious lack of
knowledge of what a gunshot sounds like. Although many of
these groups, messaging app systems are claiming they heard
multiple gunshots a lot of the suppose of gunshots were claimed
to be heard by students on a total opposite side of the
campus. This highlights the stupidity of the students in the
misunderstanding of what against shot sounds like in all fairness
students, their lessons have died notice this to you. In all
fairness, students don't know what is happening but a campus
with Rice students like this, there's far too much speculation
going on. Do you think some would understand what gunfire
actually is? Right anyway, that says it says just was a it was a
fiasco,
in summary.
But yeah, I think when I saw those videos, were just like,
Yeah, this guy was like some sort of an insane character. And
he was gonna kill another professor who I guess had
something to do with the stolen code. They never did, right.
Anyway.
I just saw something I wanted to mention. There's a Chicago
meetup. Oh, yes. Yeah, I'm gonna put I'm putting it in the show
notes right now, because I promised I would mention this.
Hold on. Let me paste this in. Okay. No agenda Meetup is booked
in Chicago for the night of the screening of killing Edie.
That's our buddy producer, Mark Hall, about the Gulin charter
schools. And you can find that on meetup.com. I got a link in
the show notes. And the idea is that we mentioned if it would be
good idea, maybe people can go to the screening, which needs
using something called tug to U G, G. And that's the need to
sell enough tickets for the screening etc. So help out help
out some producers where the meet up and help out our buddy
mark. It's not easy to get this politically incorrect movie
shown. No, it's very hard for him. But it's very as
what is the night of the of the
showing? Yeah, so the ends and the meetup will be like right
next door,
so it's early. What was the night? Oh,
I'm sorry. I already. It's already off my screen. It's in
the shownotes
is it next month? Oh,
I'll take a look for you then.
Ah, it is
June 29. end of the month. Okay. Get plenty of time. Yeah, I can
go because the weekend June 27. That weekend, though. Is it? No,
the 24th the fourth? Yeah, the weekend of the 24th I'll be
doing the show. But um, it's Field Day weekend. So I have to
go into the woods.
What? Field Day? Field Day? You don't know about field day.
I've never heard of Field
Day. Field Day is when all ham radio operators
out into the field. But yeah, you did this last year with with
low power and you have to make as many contacts as you will.
It's the sh t f exercise.
Yeah, so you can save the world. Yes, right. Anyway, so this
event is in Chicago on the 29th and you have to be simply simply
24 Okay, yeah, I
can't be there. But anyone everyone else should sign up for
both the movie and for
the back and go
I'm not holding my breath. Oh, by the way. Now that we the the
rideshare or the TNCs was a transportation network
companies. They're under attack but Airbnb is you know, they're
getting to two. And when you want to discredit someone when
you want to bring up a conversation, just country, what
do you do? If you're the hotel lobby industry and you're sick
and tired of these guys eating your lunch? What are you gonna
do? Come on, John, help me out. What
do you call them racist?
Chris Lehane is the Global Head of policy for Airbnb. Which
tells the more than 80 million people who have used that
service, they belong anywhere.
It's why we took immediate action and why we have a zero
tolerance policy on any type of activity like this. Terrible
blah, blah, blah.
Understanding where he said,
but it's I think it's part of the micro aggressions and just
being a black American
Lin says she experienced racial bias on Airbnb. She started the
hashtag Airbnb while
Black took me about seven to eight times when I was using
Airbnb. And each time I will get like a random excuse from the
hosts like, oh, it's booked. I decided to stay in my place this
week,
you got suspicious than what you do. That's when
I changed my profile. I changed my photo to the cityscape in
Chicago. Then I started my name from Christina to just Tina. And
then after that, I never had any issues. Airbnbs
opponents and competitors have been seized on the issue of
releasing this commercial last month.
I am a black woman. I get declined all the time on Airbnb.
That's how you do it. Racist now. I have to say, just
thinking for a moment there. Maybe what's happening with my
rideshares? is these people are seeing curry. Oh man. It's gotta
be a black dude. I don't want to pick him up. Oh, yeah. Because
it's possible. It's
possible stuff.
Oh, yes, it is because everyone associates curry a Wii U like
you said, you walked into a bar in New York and everyone's
wearing a curry jersey?
Yes. I'm pretty sure that I have micro aggressions being
performed against me.
You know, that? is weird as that sounds. I think it's a distinct
possibility
that we are in Texas after all. But, you know, my sister is
Tiffany curry. Well, you can just Google Tiffany curry or you
can but if you look for Tiffany curries on Facebook, there's
probably about 100 of them. And they're all black except for
one. Now, the jury's still out. She was born in Africa. Hey, oh,
you never know. Never. My dad was real busy Iran.
She doesn't listen to the show. No, no, no,
no, no one listens to the show. Who has any brains? No, of
course not. The Rick Santelli. He can't listen to the show.
He's the guy on CNBC who's always on the floor of the
stocks yelling. Yeah. Yelling? Well, he I mean, I was yelling
when I saw the latest. When I saw the latest unemployment
numbers come out. My God, John, we are now at 4.7% Besides
unemployment, besides this being just completely unbelievable to
a lot of people who just say, Oh, this can't be right. And I
really wanted the 4.7% of the losers. But add to that
unemployment went down to 4.7% with an addition of only 32,000
jobs,
which is a net loss of 120,000. It's a loss of jobs.
Yes. Yes. Now we know of course, why this is because they're not
taking the numbers into consideration of people who have
just given up who no longer participating. And that's that
number, that number went up. That's why you have actual
unemployment of people. Yeah, they gave up their bums that
podcasters whatever. They are Uber drivers. They have they've
given up. They've given up Rick Santelli. I mean, there's now
become so crazy. You remember, Jack Welch came out. And this
was just before the the reelection of President Obama
that had another one of these bogus job numbers reports. And
Welch came out. So this is a lie. This is a lie. It's not
true. He was excoriated everybody what an asshole. What
a dick. Hey, glad he doesn't run GE anymore. And of course, they
had to restate the numbers three months later.
Yeah. Here's I'm looking at the shadow stats right now, which is
a service, you can go to shadow stats.com. Check it out. The
unemployment numbers that he developed, which are the same
ones that you would get if you were in the 1930s and it has not
changed at all, from about the 22 and a half percent
unemployment rate that it shows it has not changed at all since
2010. It has been for all practical purposes flat at 22
and a half percent and it is really looks flat to when you
look at it for the last six I guess six years. Yeah, just flat
a spanking. Meanwhile, the official numbers are going down.
This 10 more months will be under 3% unemployment. This
totally summarizes the disconnect between good jobs,
the jobs number the unemployment rate and what motivates the Fed
in its dual pillars. That shows the absolute I'm sure we'll get
Mr. Perez out here. And somehow I don't think of brag about the
4.7. But I don't understand why not because this stencils been
in place for quite a long time. And it really underscores how
the current administration and the future president whoever
that may be, if you're Running on this record on jobs in you
look at that for him on the unemployment rate, the only
thing you should be able to discern is, is that if the Fed
uses any of this in their model as a high priority, it explains
why policies to so horrible at this point in time.
Yeah, that's a very good point. Is the Federal Reserve making
their their fiscal policy decisions based upon this
number? No, of
course not. They don't even pay any attention to that number
that numbers. So just a public relations number that comes out
of the White House. I don't know who is supposed to make feel
better. I guess if you're working you live in the San
Francisco Bay Area, let's say and you're in one of these
startups. Yeah. You don't feel obliged to give to give the guy
five bucks or a beggar on the street? $1 Because he should go
get a job. Yeah, really only 4.7 employment to get a job you it
is jobs all over the place. Apparently,
I can tell you that. It is my belief that we are in such a
state of shock about the unemployment. And that there are
people middle class, upper middle, upper middle class way,
upper middle class here in Austin, I have an example. Who
are broke. And here's my example. I run into Seth, the ER
surgeon last night. And I'm going downstairs to pick someone
from the from the box room, and he's got his scrubs on he's got
his his little black bag. He's good guy. He works in the ER
here in Austin. And then he does not like working Saturday
nights. Which of course, even though he has, you know he has
standing is sometimes you got to pull the side of the night
shift. So I say oh, man, so how's it been? You have less
clients now that, you know now that Uber is not running
suddenly this really interesting tip, you know, we have a lot of
right now. So what two things is flu, two people come in and just
horrible, horrible flu, which I've not even heard there was a
bad flu around either VI. And the second thing, he says
allergies. They've written really bad this year. And I say
yeah, oh, God, tell me I said, Wait a minute. People are coming
to the ER for allergy symptoms. Hold on a second. This is I
mean, this is an I go into my home. This is really this is the
problem, because I know people, poor people come to the
emergency room to get free diapers. You know, this I know.
And but the problem is it takes up a lot of resources because
you start the process everybody, everybody and you can't refuse
anybody, which is good. And I said, Oh man, so this is the
east side. A lot of poor people said no, no, no, no, no, no,
this is from Westlake. And that's anyone who knows Austin,
that's a very rich, upper upper middle class neighborhood. I say
really says yes. And they come in and they're very entitled, I
have a right to the service here. I'm not feeling well. And
the only thing I can imagine is that well, first of all, we do
have an entitlement problem. But I'm thinking people are you
know, they can't afford, you know, an out of whatever the
Obamacare doctrines I know whenever I need a doctor, it's
never covered.
And I think that's because they're broke.
It could be a lot of people broke. We have a lot of people
that listen to our podcasts that are broke. Luckily, they still
support us. So broke that they can help us right. But yeah, but
I think it's much worse David. way it sounds I was listening to
one report on one business news network or one of them. And it
sounds as though there's only in Austin is one of the pockets of
prosperity. Real Estate, Austin, New York and San Francisco are
like the three they mentioned.
I have my eye because of course I'm right in the middle of
downtown we have four new buildings residential one
condos, which is the new Seaholm project 300 A 280 units only 100
occupied right now. Of course it just opened but and these things
are million and a half just for you know for a one bedroom. It's
ridiculous. And then there's two other buildings, three other
buildings in building two other buildings named near me. There
are some people living in them, but I looked at the prices two
bedrooms, $4,200.02 bedrooms, $4,200 a
month. But they're in San Francisco prices as
the net. Yeah. Yeah. And we got dickheads with Lamborghinis
revenue around town, but it's not good. It's not good. And
then but here's the real it's a canary in the coal mine to me.
So very expensive real estate right here downtown. They were
supposed to build a Austin Joshua hotels GSAs ESA and they
have one in Dallas when Houston it's a small it's a private
club. Have you ever heard of this hotel chain? It's the one
in Houston is fantastic. It's very nice, modern but they got
nutty art and it's just as fun. And so they they bought they
have had this land for several years they started to build
about a year ago. And now they just given up there's no
building I now call it Lake SHA Zhi for the rains. It's just one
big muddy water pit. And you know, that's an experiment up. I
think there's no money or possibly not feeling the
economy's going to make it worth it or both. Yeah, yeah, I'm not
so sure you're Austin. Well, first of all, we need a
correction here. This is crazy.
This is just crazy. These prices
well, we need a correction here too. But it's gonna be I think
we have bigger since we have such a bigger population base. I
think we can. We can buffer against it a little bit. You
guys are just now small operation.
And, you know, and along with this comes. Just actually I'd
like to go in because we have to we have to thank some people. So
I have too much going on here. Crap,
a bum and everyone out. I got good
stuff. Hey, I'll tell you what, why don't we before we thank
everybody. Why don't we play a little clip about how bad it is
in Sweden. And that'll make us feel better on it. Yeah, okay.
So this is the migrant situation. In Sweden. This is a
long report. It's a it's a piece. It's a piece from CBN,
which I think is a Christian Broadcasting Network. So they
are all in against Muslims. So please take that into account.
But I do find most of the facts presented in this piece are
truth. Sweden
is a society that believes it is racing into the future. But
critics warn that it's racing to the bottom Sweden has been a
laboratory of social experiments. Swedish leaders
believe they're building the perfect society. If you don't
like how utopia is being built here. You won't be shot like in
North Korea, but your life could become very unpleasant very
quickly. Sweden's leftist establishment in media believe a
cornerstone of their perfect society is multiculturalism.
Large scale immigration from some of the poorest most
backward nations on earth and Swedes who disagree with that
plan risk being labeled racist fascist, even Nazi
the rules of the game the Sweden is to avoid being hostile to
immigration is the most important point to prove that
you're friendly towards foreigners, you're friendly
towards immigration. It's all about whether or not you can be
set to be hostile to immigration. Once that is
proven, proven. I mean, you're out of the game.
It doesn't matter if Sweden's immigration model is failing
miserably. If test scores in Swedish schools are plummeting,
or if crime in some areas has skyrocketed. Immigrants burn the
Stockholm suburb of hues B for over a week. Last year. Many
Jews now live in fear of attacks by Muslim immigrants and are
leaving this former journalist for Swedish Radio left last year
and returned to her native Somalia. She told Swedish
television that Mogadishu was safer than the immigrant suburbs
in Stockholm and forget about an American style melting pot in
which immigrants will someday learn to become Swedish. That's
a racist idea to assimilation is completely out of the question
Who says assimilation is completely
everybody in in all mainstream political parties and media and
platforms? laugh about the word assimilation is a Nazi word in
Sweden,
they pointed you and say you're a racist, then you will have no
career. No job, you might lose your family
Swedish journalist Ingrid Karl Quist and Danish journalist Lars
Hedegaard run the online newspaper dispatch
International, which covers issues like immigration that the
mainstream media in Sweden ignores. But Carl Quist says
their plan for a traditional newspaper failed because Swedes
were too scared to have the paper delivered to their homes.
Because
what if the mailman saw that you had this newspaper? What if your
neighbor saw it, then they might think that you are a racist or
that you hate Muslims.
So we thought we could sort of make an impact we still think we
can but it's it's tough going
to smash international now hangs on through donations. Why
Swedish parents?
I know sound familiar nowadays is
to advise their kids not to interfere in the public
discussion not to express so called radical ideas about this
or that a because why why did they advise because they're
afraid whether or not this hits won't get work? Yeah, they it'll
harm them
in that is a very bad situation, because you live then in a
country where you cannot solve any problems. You cannot even
you cannot even mention the problems.
We had a perfectly good country, a rich country, a nice country.
And in few years time that country will be gone. Oops.
Now this is obviously overdrew. drunk, dramatized But I
recognize a lot of this, and I recognize it here. And this is
primarily among the people who consider themselves to be smart,
educated, informed and educated voters. Now there's a lot of
this stuff that you can't be good to him. Why do you think
we're not saying Islamic terrorist? Now it's for this
reason, you don't want to be called a racist, you know, just
this is this is this is exactly how Nazi Germany came about
this.
It's fantastic to watch. Let's look now that
we're at age and doesn't matter when we die, it's like it was
shit,
whatever. Let's listen to the guy who won the Templeton Award,
which is very interesting. Jack picked us off a news night. And
now we're talking about Jews. We got the rabbi who ran the whole,
you know, the, the Great Britain, he was the top guy. And
he won, he won the Templeton award, and I want to play this
whole clip. And this is a because when I heard this guy
said,
Wow, what is the what is the Templeton award award is called
he explained in the clip. So let's just play this. This is
the multicultural culturalism lecture, I just found it very
insightful. the
Templeton Prize is a kind of Nobel for religion. It honors a
living person who has quote, made an exceptional contribution
to affirming life's spiritual dimension. Given that spiritual
objective, the price is remarkably materialistic, in
paying out serious money to the winner, one and a half million
dollars. Now this year, that jackpot was won by the former
chief rabbi of the United Hebrew congregations in Britain, Lord
Jonathan Sacks, who has for decades been writing and talking
on themes of faith, tolerance and peace. I sat down with old
sacks on the day he received his prize. His latest book is about
religion and conflict. So I thought I'd ask a simple
question. Does religion cause war?
Not always, not inevitably. And every substitute for religion
leads to war. So the cause of war is not religion, it's us.
It's human beings. It's that nasty little thing called human
impulse manga.
It's very interesting. You're arguing, making this point now
because of course, a lot of people are saying the era in
which we're living is one in which there is a clamor or a
need for people to find identity, and identity politics,
nationalist politics is very prominent people feeling like
their voice needs to be heard, they need to shout more loudly,
because their tribe is not getting the recognition in
needs. I wonder whether you think that is? I think
it is, you know, we've lost our national identity thing. So I
think we really, really have Yes, and we kind of lost that in
that welter of multiculturalism. And we said, you know, actually,
it's very impolite to have a national identity. This
gets to the heart of a very awkward dilemma, doesn't it
about whether we all should have a shared identity, or whether we
should encourage people to have their own identity in a
multicultural England or multicultural
Britain, the real differences as if there's a collective identity
society is a home. If you have multiculturalism society is a
hotel, it was supposed to lead to greater tolerance, what it
led to, was what Trevor Phillips called sleepwalking into
segregation. Multiculturalism did not promote tolerance or
shared identity, it said, you go off and do your own thing. And
that turns out to be very destructive.
I'll say, what's it I gotta get this guy's book now? Yes. I
read.
Nice. But yeah, and the simple he puts it simply and I think
he's nailed it and, and
witness Europe witnessed the EU by saw it happen. That and so
here's what it run going. Yeah, well, yes, it is. And probably,
if there were an evil Uber Lord anywhere saying, I know how we
can get those fuckers in the West. Just make everybody call
each other for a racist and then promote all these other ideas.
And then before you know what they'll they'll be so stupefied,
they won't even be able to call each other out
on stuff.
And this happened at the Florida Atlantic University in Boca,
Boca. This is a Muslim professor. And it'll take you
about two seconds to get accustomed to the audio, but
I've checked it, you can hear it fine. Let's listen to what he's
talking about.
Practice. With practice, if someone doesn't know, Islamic
Sharia, they die in dozens and hundreds every day because of
organized crime. People kill people. People steal pizza for
$10 And so when There's nothing seriously about capital
punishment. So even though it sounds very severe, but if that
is the solution to prevent any crimes, then it still has a lot
of rules and regulations. We just mentioned one stop here,
which is less they come in the hands of a person, if they
steal, it sounds very easy. But it takes one or two people to
have their hands on stealing in the foundation, that's a much
better resolution than hundreds of people dying every day. Don't
know if you could hear that
through the Skype.
He says promoting Sheree says cutting off somebody's hand for
stealing is the best way to do it. Because it's just a better
idea. Everyone got all bent out of shape.
You only have to do it to one or two people and then then it's
all good. And people may be true. But that's a kind of a
radical idea to be promoting.
I would say yes. Especially in public.
Well, hey, we are free and open society. You can say whatever
you want
to feel like you're a racist. Well, that's how it works.
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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Vaughn Schmied phone
time for tech news, everybody. It's on the track horn they need
to move out of the way because he's a real tech news All right,
what do you got? Well, a few months ago on this very program.
It's very program
I was laughed at in fact this by who? by you, by us by us ever
that's possible. Use us. Yes. I brought to your attention. Not
that I was buying into what I brought to your attention. A
meme floating around. In fact, you sent me the Theramin clip I
think based upon this story maybe I should just play it
while we're at it. The story goes that the world as we know
it is a simulation run by the artificial intelligence and and
that those who promote artificial intelligence receive
fame and fortune and great jobs. Those who fight it. Have
podcasts that was pretty much the the theory. And you laughed
at me. Of course, he said this is yeah, of course. Because it's
funny, right? Interesting. When it's Elon Musk, it's okay. Then,
then everybody's
all in when it's Elon Musk. It's not okay, by me.
It's okay for everybody. It's okay for everybody. Just listen
to me. So I have a couple I have a couple of clips here. I just
need to get through this just this guy is I cannot believe I
mean every Oh Elon. Oh, yes. It makes so much sense. Oh, Elon,
actually, you know what I should do? I'll do I'll start off with
here's a yellow Ilan Oh, you're on Yes.
Let's start off with
Okay, clip number one. This is all from recode this is the I
guess this by the way, is that not streamed live or baucham? I
guess now whatever submit Okay, so they do a little like a news
desk afternoon in the evenings dad's desk Yes. It'd be got
Swisher who's wearing dark Ray Ban sunglasses. I don't know
because he's hung over. I don't know why, but it's it looks very
dumb. And Mossberg and and they're just they're just
drooling over Elon, oh,
he just went everywhere. He's incredibly smart and incredibly
nerdy and geeky and
super futuristic. So he talked about AI I think AI probably an
issue Hey, I
had a lot of conversation about AI very worried about it very
worried about said things that none of our other we talked a
lot about AI through the conference and we can discuss
that. But but Elon was unusual in that he thought, this is a
serious danger to humanity, that that it won't be very long
before AI could be orders of magnitude smarter than us. I
mean, it arrogant to say he is to what
I housecat. So he said, essentially, that we're going to
be as dumb as pets, and that AI is going to control us. And his
worry is that there's a the one company and I think he was
referring to Google, we both we all I think we did, it could
have been very to Facebook, that, that there'll be one
company with a handful of people in charge. And that's a
dangerous situation. And so he has this thing called Open AI,
which is trying to create AI for the masses. And so everybody can
have an end to artificial if it's going to happen. Everybody
should have artificial intelligence capabilities. And
so he sort of has the vision of the future. That's very
apocalyptic.
Kind of the cyborg defense.
Yeah, the Terminator. We're going I mean,
it really was he was essentially saying without naming them, that
the Google we think it was Google is Skynet. And he was
also I'm not making the styrene over there. Yep. He was talking
about implanting how we all need to plant what's called a neural
lace, which turns out to be a real thing. People were madly
Googling, Googling it. Yeah. Ironically. And that would give
you a sort of input output with your digital self in your in
your give
you advanced capabilities. And you wouldn't need to be surgery
that you could implant it somehow in the back. And
suddenly,
Tesla production targets seem kind of
did you get the idea? Yeah, he's talking to a bunch of stuff. So
people ignore the fact that he can produce enough of those new
model threes,
but also, the level of horseshit. I mean, if I had
thrown this theory down, which is kind of like a 4chan thing.
It is it's a 4chan thing. It's total Theramin world. But then,
if I had said that at an Obama bot dinner, you know, laughed
out
of the room. And Ilan said, Oh, I love the idea from Bill Gates,
who 20 years ago, said that he told his closer friends, he
said, he always said he always believed that software will take
over the world and will be their pets. Exactly.
Right. So now, now this concept they were currently living in a
simulation, which he, which he pegs John, the chance is
billions to one that we're not living in his simulation. This
is Elon Musk, the hero, Tony Stark, incredible. There's a
conspiracy theory, sort of a philosophic concept that Oh, I'm
sorry, advanced civilization will be able to create
simulation. Yeah, maybe you've answered this before. A
simulated so many simulation discussions is crazy. Okay. So
because because it got to the point where basically every
conversation was, was the ai ai slash simulation conversation.
And my brother and I finally agreed that we would ban such
conversations if we're ever in a hot tub.
Yeah. Because you will die. This is a he's buying into the whole
concept of if you're against the simulation theory, then you're
not rich, famous and powerful. But you die. That was like in
the hot tub. Is that really?
So the idea is right, any sufficiently advanced
civilization would create could create a simulation. That's like
our existence. And so the theory follows that, maybe maybe we're
in the simulation. Have you thought about this and a lot are
we
are we even this Mossberg, by the way? No, so much. So it has
to be a woman. No, that was Mossberg that was Mossberg with
that laugh. He's got a creepy one.
That's it. So given that we're clearly on a trajectory to have
games that are indistinguishable from reality, and those games
could be played on any set top box or on a PC or whatever, and
they would probably be, you know, millions of such. You
know, computers have stepped up boxes. It would seem to follow
that the odds that we're in face reality is one in billions. So I
mean, what's wrong with that? Is the answer yes.
Yeah, the answer you just said the odds that its base reality
is one in billions ie real reality reality, not a
simulation. This is where Musk's head is that yeah, okay.
document is probably just like is there is there are following
that? I mean so much but someone I'm not sure what error. I know
the argument makes sense. So the assumption then is that,
you know, that kind of thing. It's not unusual to have these
thoughts. This is the kind of at some point in your success. He,
Deepak Chopra does not believe in reality, Deepak Chopra, when
it comes down to his final philosophies, and he's a very
interesting guy to listen to, because he twists things in very
unique ways and makes it very compelling. He doesn't think
there's any reality at all he thinks is all bullcrap. So this
is not the only guy who goes like around like this. It's not
so
much that John it's it's the fawning over him with all the
funding is
unacceptable. And just not even saying Hold on a second, Ilan.
They shouldn't, they should throw him out of his chair right
there. There's right there on the floor, stomp on him, kicking
him and then say what do you think about this reality? That
simulation for you, dude,
I'm not gonna do it. Simulation. What did you do wrong?
I'll leave that for what it is. I'll just wrap up with another,
just so you know what we're going to be inundated with on
all the tech warning shows for the next years, which I am
against. I remain by the phrase, there is no AI only the API. But
it's all going to be AI. Yeah,
that is sort of the contrasting versions of what AI is going to
do for society. You had Sheryl Sandberg and Mike tripper, who's
a SRAP, who's the CTO of Facebook, talking about how good
technology is gonna be for us and the bad outweighs the good.
And several people were talking about the good outweighs the
bad. Excuse me. And then you had Elon saying, No.
Well, yeah. When you do it bad. Come on, glad bad, bad. Listen,
it's important. This is our beat. We got to know what's
coming down the pike second.
Sundar Pichai Yeah. So it's an unusual for it. Yeah. So I think
it's an interesting thing. And, and that'll, I think these are,
again, big issues that need to play themselves out. And
these are big issues that need to play themselves out. Oh,
that's, there you go. Big issues, play themselves out
Sure.
issues that need to play themselves out, going forward,
and probably the next quantum.
You gotta listen to this bullshit, John, don't talk over
it, listen to listening.
These are, again, big issues that need to play themselves out
going forward. And probably the next quantum leap in computing
is
the next quantum leap in computing. What journalist still
uses terms like that
is who says going forward, this the writer should ever do
going forward? And probably the next quantum leap in computing
is this? Yeah, I mean,
I know, he's running one of these companies. And this was
part of our theme this year, thinks this is the battleground
in the next 10 years. If the smartphone was the battleground
of the last seven or eight years. AI is now the the battle
right
now. I do remember what the what the hell was the name of that
company? It was something was it magic? Or magic loop? Or magic?
There was a magic magic, some magic hat or something like
that? Yeah. And
it was it was a whole bunch of like, Apple guys and Apple guys.
And that was going to be intelligent agents could walk
out on the network and do all kinds of stuff for training
for Well, yeah, that was the 80s.
Yeah. Yeah.
Still waiting.
Yeah, I just I find it I find it at this point
is smart email box.
I really do that, for me. Really sort the email based upon the
context I'm interested in. No one's created any aid. And yeah,
thank you, John. There you go. That's it. When when there's
artificial intelligence that sorts my email the way I want it
to be? I believe in it. Yeah, you're
not gonna see it not gonna see it? Well, I have one piece of
tech news, but I can put it off to the next show.
I think that would be a real disappointment.
Why would it be a disappointment? Because this is
a real this is unlike your thing, which I won't condemn.
This is actual tech news. Let's actually do some tech this
actually applies to things that are happening that will continue
to happen and is the Vegas was a big event I missed in Shanghai.
But this is the 3d printing story that was played on the
Chinese news because we didn't hear anything about it. Moving
on
to 3d printing. Now it's been hailed as revolutionary. So far,
it's been mostly limited to small objects like figurines
started as a trade fair in Shanghai shows. We could soon be
living and working inside printed buildings to
round and round and round it goes layer by layer. This 3d
printer makes vases and lampshades ornate and pretty. At
a cost of 500 to $1,000. gadgets like this are a hobbyist stream.
They fit on a desk and print out models quickly and for cheap.
Others To the
printer brings the best effect by using plastic and carbon
fiber materials. We are now developing 3d printers that can
use flour to make pancakes. Users can make cartoon shaped
pancakes for children.
Breakfast food might be a niche market for 3d printers. A look
around the Shanghai event clearly shows that household
items and decorations are in demand. Then again, for some it
is less important what someone prints but that they print.
Now, a 3d printer can enable users to make small toys and
decorations. It is interactive and can train children's
creativity and practical abilities. That's different from
just buying toys.
Making toys instead of just playing with toys. But 3d
printing is no longer just a gimmick for hobbyists. 1000s of
miles away, the Dubai Future Foundation just moved into their
new offices completely made by a 3d printer.
Why 3d printing because it makes sense in terms of costs in terms
of time saving in terms of efficiency. And we really
believe that this technology will revolutionize the
construction development sector. I won't be surprised if in 20
years down the road, whole cities will be 3d 3d printed.
The technology has some important advantages over
traditional building techniques. The cement used as fast curing a
module like the one used in Dubai is printed in a day. And
irregular shapes can be made allowing architects to explore
new ideas. They there are limits of course, most large buildings,
including skyscrapers need a steel skeleton. And that cannot
be 3d printed. At least not yet. Hmm. There you go.
That's an update. That's something that people need to
know.
Yeah. And you know, there's a there's a small company that's
doing 3d printing of cars.
There's no reason you can't do that. Yeah, no, it's
actually yes, it's pretty cool. I saw it on Jays garage, which I
have to say, pretty cool show.
Oh Jays garage is a great show hadn't
watched it and long times above. And so you have this printer,
and it's a big printer, and it just poops out a car. And all
you have to do is put the shocks on and you know, attach the
wheels, obviously, your axles and then the electric motor. And
now somebody printed their own 3d car. Yeah, that's cool. Yeah,
yeah,
I can see 3d print like that. I mean, houses should be 3d
printed. That'd be pretty interesting.
Well, all of this, of course, leads to the last topic I have,
for which I have a clip. And this is the universal basic
income. We realize now that the way things are going without
manufacturing in the United States, certainly, you know, we
need jobs that are a certain kind of job, and we don't need a
lot of other jobs, apparently, or that's the belief. So we
therefore need to start considering UBI which is
universal basic income. And I'm all in on this by the way. We
have people who are, you know, useless effectively for society.
useless eaters, useless eaters. That's what Prince Charles has
said. We're the Prince Charles, or was it to daddio the Prince
Philip, Prince Philip said it useless eaters cannon fodder, I
tell you. The Swiss voted this down with a huge majority today
by seven that interesting me too. Here's the lead up to it.
What would
you do if your income wasn't an issue? That's the question being
posed by campaigners in Geneva, ahead of a vote to introduce a
universal basic income. Supporters are leaving their
answers over billboards across the city. Among the answers
here, Director film and won't find a new form of renewable
energy
sounds like a cool gig to me. But it's a proposal that
has split opinion. We have a relatively well functioning
social system for people who are out of work or who have health
problems, and it works well. So when it comes to the minimum
income, I'm skeptical of you, the plans would see every Swiss
citizen given 2300 euros a month by the government's no strings
attached. Those who do work would also receive the money but
have their salaries to doted by the same amount. The
controversial proposals have also been criticized by almost
all political parties, with some calling it a Marxist dream is
would cost the company a little over 22 and a half billion
euros. Some are worried it could lead to tax increases. The think
tank behind the IDEA says it is necessary, we produce
more and more value with less and less human labor. There is
no longer enough work for everyone and I don't know
salaries of people paying into the social system. We need to
find another redistribution system. Switzerland isn't
alone, among others. Finland is planning to trial a universal
basic income will be at odds with the low wage next year,
and 71 or 73%. voted down today in their restaurants. Huge Jerry
very surprising to me.
Yeah, it was surprising to me too, because it seems as though
this which would be the ones who'd like to experiment with
this sort of thing. And this isn't referendum, the art kind
of argument. Like if we tried to do it the kind of argument would
be well and good to have a bunch of people coming over the border
to collect Well, you know, it's like, get the free money but the
Swiss are really good about keeping people from becoming
Swiss citizens now, it's almost like Monaco it's almost
impossible because no one should do a deal with him
well, but it would be pretty easy to do a one two punch and
say, hey, you know, you have to be a citizen or resident alien.
And yeah, and that has to before you can you know, not like the
the IRS now like, Hey, you're here illegally overstayed your
visa, here's your number. Go ahead, just keep paying taxes.
Which is, which is the bad that's the wrong incentive,
which is really it's a kind of Sharia law in reverse. It's your
your privilege.
I'm telling you, it's nuts. So on a third hand,
I'm curious. I don't know if there are any other I like, I
like the idea. Now in a utopian world, I have a feeling
Nixon Nixon was a big promoter is called reverse income tax.
And the idea is not new, and it's floated around for a long
time. A long time for sure.
A long time.
Well, I was I was stunned that the number was so high. Yeah.
All right. I said we're done.
We're good. We got
me. I probably have a clip here. That I could play. I kept moving
to the next show.
Who wanted to play us out. Do a fun one for us. Let's do
what does this say? What is this word on here? Just use it. Could
you do this could the five pounder five pounder? Yeah,
there's the new five pound note in England. Ah, okay. Plastic
money
and the Bank of England has unveiled the final design of its
new five pound note today. The note will feature the image of
Sir Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister and World War Two
leader. The new note is made of plastic rather than cotton paper
and is a little smaller. It's a first for the Bank of England
but plastic banknotes are already in use in Scotland,
Australia and Canada. They're more durable and harder to
counterfeit. And if they get dirty you can just pop them in
the washing machine that's because they're waterproof.
Bring a new meaning to the word money laundering. Okay,
well there you go. Get my nation east. Enjoy that plastic. Just
one step away. All you need is a magnetic stripe and you're good
to go. That's your money. Get used to it. It's getting used to
the texture of the plastic. Yeah, that will soon be your
money. Hey, shoot. Don't we have a Country Music Awards tonight?
No, we have Miss USA off.
I'm going there two nights in town. So I'm going to have some
drinks maybe dinner with them. No, sir Trevor Trevor Trevor's
in town.
Take it out Warriors fans
now and professors professors from their professors. To
Professor nice so somewhere I'd never go I have professors
usually don't take well to me. So we'll see. My my track record
was professors more. It'd be better. You know? Anyway, we
will return on Thursday. These
two guys in town for the same event? Yes.
For some conference. I'll find out I'll know more on Thursday.
And we want you to remember us for them at devora.org/na. Until
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everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where it's not raining.
Actually, it's a pretty nice day. I think I might go outside.
Maybe I'm John C. Dvorak.
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