I think the curry is a lizard, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak,
Sunday,
June 19 2016. And time once again for your get more nation
media assassination episode 835. This is no agenda. Proud to be a
straight old white male who's also a father in broadcasting
live from the Capitol the drone Star state here in FEMA Region
six obstante house in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's going to be a
scorcher in more ways than one of John C. Dvorak.
Greg Levin
Buzzkill.
scorcher he said, I know why don't even say it because I'm
very happy. You said that. Instead of instead of starting
off with false flag shooting is natural. Why don't we just talk
about the real travesty that is the blatant fix of the NBA. I
mean, even I am going Holy crap. This.
This is making too much money on these games. I did not have
seven of them.
Didn't. Steph Curry's wife even tweet, tweet. rigged? It's
rigged. It's rigged. It's rigged. I tell you. Well, it
wasn't the right yeah, it's obvious these games are rigged.
And I think basketball has a long history of this.
Yeah, it does. point shaving. So after refs corrupt refs is
tonight the visit gambling interests
is tonight the big one, the seven satellites, the big
one, they finally get the season over with the warriors at home.
So they've you know, they have a good chance of winning this one
rigged or not. And the problem I have though, is that the
Warriors are notorious for having this this Oracle Arena
where they were their fans go crazy. And it is incredibly
loud, noisy. It's like that Seattle plays for the football.
Well, I noticed this in game five. And I think it's going to
be worse tonight. And let me just give you a hint of what I'm
getting at. It's the two tickets were sold on the front end for
the for this game. And these are these ticket these most of the
seats are owned by somebody but you can sell them through
StubHub or the NBA website right? To tickets $49,500 each.
This is just a promotional move. Well, yeah, well, for sure it is
for StubHub. It's a commercial, exact, but I know for a fact
that anybody in their right mind if you can get like $5,000 for a
seat, and you own that seat. Why are you going to go to the game?
So what you end up with is a stadium full of, of I'd say dumb
fuck rich. People that don't even know what the game is
about. They just want to be there so they can say they read
the game. Oh, Daphne. Oh, we were supposed to apply which are
the large black men that we root for
me. To be fair to be fair, for $50,000 Steph Curry has promised
to throw his most mouthguard at your head. I mean, that's just
as an extra benefit there.
That's probably not a bad idea. Hey, oh, by
the way, sign it speaking of the curries, I changed my profile
picture. Akshay added a profile picture on fasten the fledgling
ride service here in Austin. Yeah, boom, every single ride
three minutes there. They're picking me up. Like, oh,
you're the white guy.
They're racists. That's
what I'm saying that I changed it and boom is good to go.
Yeah, once you have a picture of Steph Curry there before women
on that, and nothing I know I don't put I don't put my just
because an app has a service. I'm not going to put my face on
it.
Yeah, I don't blame you. Well, you could put any old white guy.
Oh, thanks.
I'll put your face on there. And they'll be like, Well, I don't
want to have to talk to that guy. I'm not picking him up.
Speaking of gambling, John, since you brought up the
gambling moolah that's involved in this. Here's a little ad I
caught the other day. If
you know someone who has an uncontrollable gambling problem,
it may not be their fault. The Food and Drug Administration is
now warning that Abilify can cause uncontrollable gambling.
If you had significant financial losses or lost your home due to
gambling losses while taking the middle fight. You may be
entitled to a cash award time the father claim is limited so
don't miss your opportunity for a cash award. Wow. Gold children
now.
Abilify can make you into a compulsive gambler.
Probably a sex maniac, too.
I've heard of people shopping for lots of items on Amazon in
the middle of the night without realizing it. Yeah, that's not
Andy I'm sorry Abilify, not Ambien Beulah, Philip. This is
This is bad. This is bad.
Who says this is bad? She says who?
Well because it says me because the real drug and you know i
There are the assistant and I think it's a assistant or
deputy. I think it's assistant The state department secretary
was on the Hill and there was a viewer they were talking about
the drugs. And I really want to play this, because it gives us a
lot of insight into what's I had a conversation with a woman the
other day, and she Mexican. And, and I'm talking about I always,
whenever I see here, I say, Hey, are you ready for Donald Trump
to be president? It's 100 responses. And I'm sure there
are some illegals in her community. And she says, You
know, I gotta say, we're, you know, yeah, we're not afraid of
him starting World War Three. But she said, there are a lot of
bad people from Mexico who just come here to do bad stuff. Oh,
that's nice. like hearing that. And then when you hear this,
you leaving you like hearing that? Yeah.
I do have like, I like validation, like validation,
validation, validation. And yeah, and we know that the drug
money is probably what kept the entire world afloat in the 2008
crisis. Now, just have a listen to this and take into context,
the Gambino crime family, Trump, the war on drugs, etc. It's an
eye opener.
We bust today manage a strategic transition from cocaine to
heroin. Now,
he means something else. But when I heard it, I'm like, okay,
that's the plan. All right. Everybody, hey, it's time to
transition. Heroin is the new drug get rid of the cocaine.
It's
no good. We've made great progress on cocaine.
It's funny when you hear this guy, it's like, geez,
we based on context, we made great progress. I'll go cadence
I just did five rails at the middle of the
Gulf today manage a strategic transition from cocaine to
heroin. We've made great progress on cocaine. Consumption
is down more than 50%. Whoa,
well, in fact, he's about to contradict himself.
But heroin abuse is exploding. Yes. Our international challenge
is to work the solution with the government of Mexico, the source
of most heroin in the United States. Okay,
can we just all agree that the heroin is coming from Mexico,
and it was coming from Afghanistan,
that's where that's where the the poppies come from the
production is Mexico. So it goes from I think
they boil it down a little bit before they ship it to it. Yeah,
black tar
and I believe that happens in Africa as well here.
And I can report that we are working well together. Meshing
our domestic heroin abuse reduction plan, heroin abuse
reduction plan with Mexico's new national heroin plan.
Whenever you hear these plans, you got to think is like plan to
sell more. Is it really against it?
But we must not ignore cocaine? Oh, into here
because dudes, we got a lot invested in that shit. You can
can't ignore it.
Cocaine production in Colombia has doubled. Okay,
how does that work their way? Yes, exactly. How does that
work? If it's down by 50%?
Why would production double that?
Maybe they're sending it somewhere else? I don't know. I
don't know.
In two years. Yes, cocaine production in Colombia has
doubled. And the US is the traditional market for Colombian
cocaine.
Oh, I know what happened. Of course, Charlie Sheen quit.
That's why it's down by 50%.
Colombia is understandably focused on its peace process to
conclude a 50 year armed conflict. Our challenge is to
support that process, while at the same time pursue a serious
drug strategy for Colombia and Central American transit
nations. And we need to address challenges beyond our hemisphere
when it comes Afghanistan produces more than 80% of the
world's heroin. Africa is a massive transit point for
trafficking networks moving north south and east west. And
the Chinese pharmaceutical industry produces much of the
world's dangerous new psychoactive substances, and
some old ones like fentanyl,
but isn't that medical stuff, fentanyl? That's what China
produces about I'm not sure what we're gonna go
they sell on the black market is Fen Fen.
The second and the greater strategic challenge for the 21st
century is that vast new field of organized criminal act. Okay,
we don't need to hear that. That's just about human
trafficking.
Because you're on the drugs in this day. And you mentioned some
I want to play two drug clips. Groovy. First of all, I actually
clipped a new drug and the 62nd ad, because there's a couple of
hilarious side effects. Seems to me, whereas the side
effect of coke is just you go a little nutty.
Yeah, that's that's been This is it's called axon gel. It's a
good some medication for acne.
Having acne was always on my mind. So I asked the
dermatologists about new axon dapsone gel 7.5% I apply it once
a day anytime.
Axon gel 7.5% is FDA approved for the topical treatment of
acne for people 12 years and older axon gel is the one today
acne treatment with clinically proven results. In clinical
trials acne got better for people using axon gel in just 12
weeks axon gel may cause the serious side effect and that
hemoglobin EMIA decreases oxygen in your blood. Stop taking axon
gel and get medical help right away if your lips mouth or nails
turn gray or blue. Talk to your doctor if you have GCPD
deficiency using benzoyl peroxide with axon gel may cause
skin or facial hair to temporarily turn yellow or
orange were applied. Common side effects of axon gel include
dryness and itching of treated skin. Now I have less acne to
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treatment proven results.
That's an interesting one.
So yeah, your fingernails turn blue. Your hair turns orange.
This is from a topical
product. Yeah, but this is it's probably a little better than
the previous product that I heard about which is proactive.
And Christina use that she had pretty bad acne when she was a
kid. And you can't just buy it in the story of to get hit by a
prescription. And yeah, it can make you nutty. I'm not quite
sure what the active ingredient is. But it's definitely she
always said I had this cheese. I can't take this. It makes me
crazy, whatever that means. But she did not feel
good. There was one other drugs that I wanted to play in. This
was the one I want. I just wanted to bring this up about on
the last show, because when we when we go through these
deconstructions of mass shootings or whatever you want
to call them advertising. Yeah. The and I forgot to bring it up
in the last show, which is is actually kind of brought up or
suggested and you can figure out what I'm talking about here by
this clip, which is Mateen. And drugs.
Sure you have some information that you found out today that
Mateen spoke to someone in the DC area during the attack. What
else can you tell us about that?
This was the third call that that we had been trying to get
information out we were told it was a friend that had contacted
him during the rampage. Now we know what happened. A medical
professional who was friends with this killer was in
Washington, DC, and noticed the Facebook posts that the killer
was putting on his Facebook in real time during this event.
Apparently this friend reached out to Mateen they had a
conversation. The conversation we are told from FBI sources was
about medications. That is all they would give us except to
tell us that he has this friend has been investigated has been
interviewed. And police do not believe he had any prior
knowledge of the attack.
And of course, they go no further into this.
Why would they?
That's the point I want to make it clear to everybody that
listens to this and produces this show that large networks
CBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, all of them without exception. They take so
much money from these drug companies and many of these
drugs cause hallucinations, they cause madness. Even this the
prescription drug you're talking about Christina taking for acne,
that they have to be behind a lot of these events and they
just will not touch it with a 10 foot pole because all their
income. It's a third
rail. That's yeah, it's where their money comes from. Of
course.
Now you'll never hear that. Well, I did pick up
a few, a few, a few here on the show.
Right? I did pick up a few bits and bobs, here and there. If you
want to transition to the shooting, which is still kind of
been the main news until we do have to move over to Brexit
pretty quick. Actually, why don't we do that first?
Brexit Yeah. Yeah, well, I
only have a couple of Brexit clips. And of course they had
the shooting and other shooters shooting in England while they
do some of the roads all they're all discussing how old what
what's the shooting mat normally expect stabbings? This one was
the stabbing and a shooting of some member of parliament a
woman who was of for staying in the EU and then there's some
maniac probably on drugs killed her. And so then they've decided
this stop all campaigning for or against the Brexit. Yeah, and
which I'm not sure which side that benefits.
Well, there's, there's a couple of things going on. The main
thing that I'm seeing is every single as far as I'm concerned
the about the votes have been counted every single now Since
every poll, you see the same thing, red line, blue line, and
then you see them cross, like, the day after the shooting. And
now, the stay, remain, I should say the remain campaign is in
the lead, and it's three points. And then I'm telling you, it's
done. That's it. Three points. That'll be the difference and
move on. You know, a lot of these votes or postal votes that
went in much earlier. I'm pretty sure that the fix is in on this
too. It's just me. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
it's all worse. Yes. Easiest way to do it. I mean, there was some
member I was a member of parliament or one of these guys
that came out and said was it was a very good story, I should
have printed it
out. Even the bookies are now changing their
the book known, the bookies have always been first state they're
changing. I brought this up in the show, like almost a month
ago, two bookies had been for stay, but they're changing all
the time to changing they now never crossed over to Brexit.
Okay. And the other ones to know because other ones are taking
the bet. So you can tell? Right? And this is some member of
sexuality, even if they we vote to leave, we don't have to
leave. We can just say it was a suggestion. And it's all it
really is, is not there's no mandatory anything, it's just a
vote, which is what the fallback would be but this guy didn't
have to expose that because it gets people mad, and then they
vote to leave. But I think yeah, the fix has been in Sure. Of
course, I've said this all day long. Yeah, there's no way
they're gonna leave. And the shooting thing is maybe just
done on the app, you know, it could have been one of those
events that was actually created by the state people, you know,
no, well, that
that would be the thinking. If you look at this guy, by the
way, the thing that is not confirmed whatsoever is that
this guy yelled Britain first, there is absolutely no evidence.
In fact, people are saying, I didn't hear that. So there's no
evidence of that. So either way, never let a good crisis go to
waste. I did find it rather humorous, though, to hear our
friend Fifi Lagarde, of course, the fear of the International
Monetary Fund, and it was good. This reporter actually called
her out on some bullcrap, because she pretty much did what
we find quite disgusting. By saying, well, just like climate
change, you know, almost all economists agree this would be
bad for Britain. She said that oh, yeah, listen to it.
It's a pretty compelling case, when you have an overwhelming
majority of economists, from all variances from all schools, all
ages, separations and background, to actually agree
directionally on the outcome of a particular decision. And that
is where all of them are is going to cost is going to be
negative for income purposes, it is going to be reduced trade
most likely as a result of uncertainty. I mean, those are
blatant facts. When one economist disagrees with
another, that's life,
okay, now listen to what this journalist says because he had
been he had his ears open, apparently, during a previous
q&a With Fifi, that's often
what they do, I say that happily, because I'm a jurist by
background, not an economist. But when they all agree with the
exception of, you know, one, one particular group, that's a
pretty compelling situation. And yes, we all make mistakes, all
of them together the same time in the same direction. I don't,
I'm gonna quote you said, I'm not up to the level of my top
experts talking about your economist at the IMF. You just
said this in the q&a, but I tend not to be fooled by them. If
you're fooled by the maybe the British people and European
people may not be fooled by them.
I have full trust and confidence in the wisdom of the people.
There you go. That's impossible. If almost all economists say
it's bad, then how can you argue?
Another thing I heard, I listened to the sessions that I
didn't get any clips, but I heard the meeting the
parliament, Cameron gets up there for the q&a and either
yelling at each other that moment. Every week or so. Yeah.
There was a camera says all the universe, you know, because
everything, every question, and every answer was about the
Brexit. And everything was going to be a disaster. If we left and
everything's gonna be hunky dory, we're going to be rolling
in dough. So he, he says that all the universities, all the
universities, when polled all of them, he does his claim are all
for staying in the EU because it gives students more
opportunities to be part of a bigger market. He goes on and
on. And so I thought that was a little sketchy. But then I saw
this thing they were doing on PBS, where they went to these
various universities and they talked to the students there.
The students, I don't, some of these clips are outrageous to
play this clip. This is the they did a big debate at Oxford. And
this is the Oxford This is the end of the whole thing. This was
the kind of the ending of it and it kind of is an indication of
where the students, you know, the beleaguered students think
about the exit versus isn't staying driven by people
like you is as important in the generations to come, as it has
been in the generation for which I have been privileged to be a
part.
So finally, how did the vote go with the Oxford debate? Union?
227 in favor of remaining? Only 79 for Brexit. Next week, we'll
see if the rest of the country mirrors those results in any way
at all.
Yeah, I don't expect any any more funny business. I think
they're done. I think this did it. And the only thing that
could happen and we still have a couple days left is, of course,
if there was someone who wanted to counter this, you know, it's
obvious what what you would do with the chain other Hitler's?
Yeah, of course. Yeah. terrorist attack. Exactly. From a recent
migrant. Yeah. From someone yells Allahu Akbar. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly. Now,
it's going to be hard to pull. I
don't think it's going to happen either. They do have this
petition going on, which you probably saw, it's kind of I
guess it's a bit like the White House. Petition where if you
have a certain number of signatures, I
opened it up. And they was all for marijuana legalization,
right?
Which was pretty much not addressed. Anyway. Let's see
what the current standing is. So they had 30. They needed 30,000
to get it going. They already. They already had 34. Last time I
checked, hold on a second.
What's the petition say?
Let me see this. For some reason, this link is not
working. Sorry, let me What
are you looking for that you can play my Bloomberg guy guy, Gov.
UK Bloomberg guy came on the Charlie Rose show to talk about
some of the effects of this vote one way or the other he he's
still a thinks there's a real possibility of Brexit.
Next week, I think the United Kingdom could well split up,
you're probably going to have had the Scots will say goodbye
to the Scots will almost certainly vote to stay in. It's
possible, even if they the whole thing votes to stay, and it's
quite likely that the English will vote to go out. So you're
going to have that schism re emerges. And the other thing
which is sitting there, in quite a big way is inside the European
Union. If Britain goes, well, then I think you begin to set
off earthquakes were there because you look at the Germans
or you look at the attitude they have is there on the one hand,
they're saying, Please state the British, because they are deeply
worried about a European Union that doesn't include another
kind of reforming country within it that sets them at loggerheads
with the French you've got the Dutch already talking about
having a referendum if the British leave and so you have
this possibility the British leave, the United Kingdom comes
apart and the European Union plus up there I go item
scaremongering again and the problem is it's that's been the
difficulty of what seems to be the fear factor to the argue too
much the fear factor that will that in some ways I I've always
thought that was legitimate. I think if you're if you're trying
to cheat if you're the people arguing, let's keep it how it
is. I think it's reasonable to point out that the other side is
Trump taking a huge step into the unknown and the market show
this you look at the market in the markets at the slightest
sign of Britain leaving the European Union that markets get
very frightened.
Interesting. Yeah, that's true. There wasn't one little thing
that Switzerland did ahead of the Brexit vote, which I thought
was interesting.
Switzerland's getting in on the act to clarifying its
relationship with Europe a week ahead of the UK referendum on EU
membership. Never an EU member states Switzerland has
nonetheless officially withdrawn its long dormant application to
join the European Economic Area, the IE a the precursor to the
European single market. The Swiss Opera House of Parliament
voted on Wednesday to cancel the process that started in 1992. It
follows an earlier decision of the lower house. The next step,
the Swiss Foreign Minister told local media will be to
officially informed Brussels that the application is dead.
I found that interesting. I have no idea what's behind that I
didn't even know that that was a long standing application that
was just lingering.
Hmm.
That's a I never I know
ideas. Me there's just something laying around like Hey, what's
this? Blood the dust off of it? Oh, crap. Let's get rid of this.
I don't know.
Probably had some provisos that the swiston likes are pretty
picky. Yeah. Well, anyway, so we have this happening this coming
week. And honestly, Thursday.
Yeah. And it's supposed to rain on Thursday. So the not a lot of
people will come out of course. I'll see. Here's the looking at
trying to find this poll. What do we have now? There was like,
I can't find it. It's odd. I wonder if so anyway that the way
that the you know that kind of unofficial poll or vote works is
I think at 100,000 votes then the government is obliged to
discuss it in Parliament something like that. So, we'll
see well it's sadly it's just a spam What can you say about it I
think this this incident really pushed it over the edge and
whether that was on purpose or whether they just took advantage
of of the situation which certainly looks like that but
governments don't care they don't mind killing people. No,
no
if it gets a means to an end
you know, and she was kind of perfect as the as the example
for it. And wow, you know, he's no gun laws in in England.
Someone gets shot and stats is
astonishing. There's no gun laws, but yet somebody ended up
with a gun shot someone
Yeah, I just want to add these two clips. I've been keeping
these these clips for like a week. I want to play them one
after another. So we have a number of events that took place
here in the United States bad events. Orlando certainly. And I
just want to play the difference in how it appears the optics of
France and Brussels to European countries who had a horrible
things happen. Let's let's listen to France No. A Belgium
first three
months after bomb has caused carnage in Brussels in the name
of political Islam. Belgian police have arrested 12 suspects
in a major overnight operation. It's thought of as security
alerts linked to the euro 2016 football tournament. Those
detainees were among 40 people taken in for questioning. The
raids took place notably in the districts of Milan back shall
back and for a three areas which those who plan the Brussels and
Paris attacks had used as basis. Belgian media suggest an attack
has been planned in Brussels possibly on fan zones the
government security council met this morning, including the
ministers of defense justice, Home Affairs and foreign affairs
and Cohen now listen to the French
French police have arrested three men in connection with the
murder of a police officer and police secretary at their home
near Paris. The arrests followed raids in a Parisian suburb with
a killer a self confessed jihadist once lived there.
Aussie Abdullah pledged allegiance to ISIL in a video
uploaded inside the victim's home before he was shot dead by
officers, Sean Baptist Solvang and his partner Jessica
Schneider were not the only targets according to a list
which included personalities and journalists found inside the
house. She reacting to the police killings President
phosphor alone said France had mobilized considerable force
against what he called the very substantial terrorist threat
confronting the country in order he said to defend French
principles and values but also to fight Islamic terrorism and
fanaticism everywhere.
Now in both those cases, but certainly more with the French.
These guys at least they give the eye the optics, they're not
messing around. I mean, they got their their guys their SWAT or
whatever they're called. And they're, you know, they got the
ski masks on and they're busting down doors and dragging people
out
none of that here.
No, none of any of that because it says Elian Gonzalez.
Elian Elian Gonzalez That's right. That was the little
Mexican No, the Cuban kid was a Cuban gas Cuban look. There
wasn't Bill Clinton who had
busted and we're
going with a machine gun with a with a tactical rifle in his
face face. Yeah, get out of here. Get at it. Oh, here it is.
46,514 signature so far. It's the URL to check this is
petition.parliament.uk and then you can find it as the and this
is a petition to cancel the plan referendum. The government
responds to all petitions to get more than 10,000 signatures at
100,000 signatures. This petition will be considered for
debate in Parliament which of course only means it will be
considered for debate in Parliament but okay, I'm sure if
there's 100 100 Well it all depends if they have the votes
why would they cancel it now? They just keep on going keep on
going which is you know I'm happy the UK makes its own
decisions. I'm sad for the show.
Very very bad for the show that no,
I'm incredibly sad for the
show. Well, there'll be other things I'll be other things my
friend well, your subject of guns I do have a gun a couple of
gun clips that need to be okay. I've been watching CBS more
closely because of its is known connection to certain
intelligence agency. But so we have a i Yes, I saw this story.
There's a long report. So they have this is CBS buys a gun part
one did Don't play it to yet. But CBS buys again that so CBS
says a thing and it was like this. It was like done by an
eighth grader like Wow, did you know Adam that you can buy you
can actually go buy a gun so they play this Play Part One and
talking about somebody
let me guess I can buy a gun because of the terrorists
loophole perhaps is that where we're headed? No,
because no because of the second amendment makes it legal. Oh,
no.
So
I'm including handguns and so called assault rifles similar to
those used in Orlando in San Bernardino. A CBS news producer
went to a gun store in Alexandria, just outside of
Washington, DC.
I would like to buy an AR 15.
Per Virginia law. She provided a driver's license and voter ID
card to prove residency as well as her passport to show us
citizenship. She filled out these federal and state forms
requiring her name, date of birth, social security number
and a few basic questions about any past criminal activity or
current restraining orders. She also passed a brief electronic
background check to this office in 38 minutes and $1,030 for her
to walk out of the store legally armed with this rifle, 100
rounds of ammunition and a 30 round magazine, Adam Winkler
researches gun laws at UCLA. Well, it seems so easy to get
firearms
because it is easy to get firearms, we have a right to
bear arms in this country. And that means you have a right not
only to have a gun, but a right to go purchase one if you want
to have one to
Virginia is one of 41 states with no waiting period beyond
the background check.
Wow, this is a stunning report. They really got into it. You can
walk into a gun store. Yeah, but do you know, I know what's going
on here. I've seen this.
And also they go on and on. But the kicker is the second part of
this clip. So they go on they continue with this report with
people going oh my god, you can actually buy a gun. What are we
gonna do? And so it's kind of like the abortion thing. Yeah.
And so they it's all legal but no, it's we're we don't know
what this is terrible is. And they're all you know, wringing
their hands about this and the whole thing and then they they
ended with this.
The gun we legally purchased was transferred to a federally
licensed firearm dealer and weapons instructor. According to
Virginia law, Scott, the gun was only in our possession for a
couple of hours.
Chris Van clean for us, Chris, thank you very much coming up.
We don't actually have a gun, we're not bringing it back to
the office.
This report was unbelievable to me. I
know what's going on here. Now there's their advantage is being
taken of disinformation. And I have an example which I picked
up from the face bag, which is pretty blatant as well.
Confusing the term assault weapon or assault style weapon.
And the confusion is between the capability of an assault style
weapon, which is legal to purchase and a fully automatic
weapon. And this is something I saw on the face bag. And you'll
see a lot of these now. It's a profile, the profile has no
posts, except one. Or maybe one one was first created several
years ago. And here is one from
the elected to the Twitter guys who send us nasty notes in the
two followers.
Very similar only this is real disinformation. So here's how
the format works. You get a guy, and he posts something and he's
an older guy and you post something on his face bag and he
posts a picture of himself in Vietnam with his weapon, which
is nothing like the assault style rifles we can purchase
legally. And here's the text. And no military man would ever
say this by the way, I just can't believe it. 45 years ago,
I was asked by the United States of America to fight for freedom
in Vietnam, I was given an assault rifle that was designed
to fire 20 bullets every three seconds. That's 400 bullets per
minute with a large enough clip even says clip which is another
thing no military person would lift to kill as many of the
enemy as possible in the shortest period of time. Let's
be real. This type of destruction has no place in our
peacetime civilized society. Please be honest ask yourself do
you have the right to carry rocket propelled grenades or an
M 16 machine gun? Of course not. So and please tell me why you
should be allowed to own an assault rifle. And it goes on to
you know
my take on this of course you shouldn't be allowed to carry a
rocket propelled grenade. I agree should be a lot of it.
Let's go back to caches clay. Yep. Henry Clay's brother in
Kentucky who had a cannon in front of his house and he
because he was a I want to get in put this into context that it
belongs. He was an abolitionist. He wanted to end slavery. And
there was a lot the local town in Lexington apparently didn't
like him for this. They wanted to keep slavery. And so the
sheriff kept trying to arrest them and just screw with him as
he kept his cannon in front of his place. And he stopped and he
fired it anytime these policies would come in to try to grab
him. Yeah. And he'd fire the cannon at him and they keep
going and they kind of move away. Yeah, they didn't, you
know, do something
about this. The thing about cannons is their cannons are a
menace to human life. Well, man, so
he lived a long life and was a famous, you know, abolitionist,
and all went well, thanks to the Second Amendment.
And whenever someone approaches me, then it happens and says,
Well, you know, when the second if they had, they didn't know
we'd have these weapons, they had muskets, okay, let's do
that. But I do want to have access to all weapons or arms as
they meant them then which includes a cannon cannon. And
there's also in 17, there was like early 1720 or something.
There was a guy who patented a design of what do we later
called the Gatling gun. So just the argument doesn't hold true.
Well, I'll just does is fine. I'll take a cannon the
Gatling gun was first used. By the way, if anyone wants a
little history lesson on Irish protesters, ah, at the beginning
of the Civil War, they didn't want a good bid submitted the
draft and they were protesting in front of a New York City
Hall, I believe and they shot him up. And they took the
Gatling gun and just gunned him down. Wow.
Bang. That was a test.
Yeah. It's a test of the new weapon. Anyway, it's
a bit obvious what's going on here. Oh, see, maybe I had
another funny thing. It all kind of ties into the Orlando
shooting where a lot of these things came up. And I know we
both did some work here and there. And let me see what is
the fun thing to play? Do you have anything more on guns? Or
can we move? Can we move
that decimal yet? Okay. I just found that one report where they
they were all Gucci. Oh, we gotta gotta look. Oh, we got to
get Oh, she got a gun. She managed to buy a gun. Oh, my
God, what we're going to do with it? Well, don't shoot it don't
shoot at all. Do you have to open? I don't want to look at it
as like, God. Let's sell it
to a federal Federal Firearms licensed dealer. Yes. Quickly,
quickly. Yeah. Okay. So there's just a lot of noise in the ether
about this just the language, to be honest, got really annoying
to me. I couldn't watch a lot of just it was rehashing going over
and over and over and over again. I do have let me see. Ah,
yeah, this was a small side story that popped up. And I
think we should discuss it in this just in this context. There
is an FDA regulation that if you are, if you the admit, I guess
is or self proclaim yourself as male, gay, or bisexual. I used
to be you could not donate blood at all. And they changed that in
2015. And you have to have been celibate for 12 months prior to
donating blood as a gay or bisexual man or any man who
could have had homosexual relationships. And this came up
with Anderson Cooper, of course with the Sanjay Gupta. And
there's just a couple things that are of interest here that
we should note
you want to go you want to go out. But that morning, you find
out that you can't donate blood.
There's a ban on men, gay men giving blood, it was just one of
those. Another shock to the system that day.
Fortunately, there was enough goodwill here in Orlando, to
keep up with the tremendous demand for blood. But the
inability of people like Scott to donate is added insult to
injury.
Now and I mean, I think the word would be you feel discriminated.
Right? I mean, you're down there, you're crying. You're
you're all of our friends are coming together at that moment,
because we just wanted to help. And then to be told you couldn't
because again, it's the same thing. We felt the hope for the
last few days, just because we love each other just because we
care for each other. We can't do this. And it's so infuriating.
It's it makes us want to stand up and scream from the
mountaintops like what? Why is our blood not good enough?
Now? Yeah, now this is just a couple of things on donating
blood. It is a it is a complete act of moral self licensing. If
you certainly if you understand how donating blood works. When
you donate blood. In particular, it all goes to the Red Cross.
And the Red Cross is the clearing house for blood
donations, they do not turn around and give that to the
people who need blood at that very moment. No, they sell it to
you give your blood, the Red Cross takes that blood, they
store it, they process do everything. And they turn around
and sell it to hospitals that need it, just so you know. So
it's a complete act of moral self licensing. And I didn't
hear that there was any lack of blood. So it's something that
makes people feel good. And then when they can't do it, they feel
really crappy. I get
it. Now they're saying if gay men are celibate for 12 months,
then they can give blood? And again, it's just from a medical
standpoint, by
the way, it's not what they say, Anderson, that is, that is the
law is the rule. According to the Food and Drug
Administration.
It doesn't seem to make sense. I mean,
it doesn't, it doesn't make sense. And I think, you know,
you heard from the scientists, they're from the Fenway
Institute, caring for people at the Broad Institute in
Massachusetts. I think the science is gonna eventually
drive this. It's kind of remarkable. The FDA I think, is
a pretty conservative institution.
Does he mean conservative, like Republican conservative?
Oh, that's a nice one to slip in.
Beefy men conservative, as in they're careful, they're
cautious. But I think that's appropriate.
But yeah, that's what it would mean. But he This was used this
is a during a politically charged debate. Exactly. You use
the word conservative as a propaganda stick turn? Yes,
because it's in a negative context, to indicate Republican
science is gonna eventually drive this. It's kind of
remarkable. The FDA I think, is a pretty conservative
institution.
Because even if somebody knows they're there, they're HIV
positive and takes their medicine every day.
Okay, that is that now, this is where Anderson Cooper needs to
watch out. He just said if they take their medicine every day,
do you know what he's talking about?
Was he talking about the cocktail or was he talking
to prep, prep, p r e p, this is the drug that has confused me,
homosexuals, men, into Billy and transsexual to get into
believing that it is 100% effective against
contracting, contracting
or, or passing it on. And it is not 100% effective. It is not it
is not 100% effective. But the the, the gay community, which in
this case, I'm just talking about gay men and trans men to
women. They are all they have been propagandized to believe
this. And it is very, very dangerous. And here's Anderson
Cooper propagating this saying, Well, you know, if you take your
medicine every day with God, I wouldn't abuse of homosexuals in
America, take your medicine slave, it's not actually 100%
safe. It's called Truvada is the brand name assertive
institution.
Because even if somebody knows there are they're HIV positive
and takes their medicine every day, the chances of them
transmitting the virus, somebody else is almost non existent. The
studies that is almost non existent to show that it's true,
discordant couples, somebody who's positive as long as
they're taking their medicine as they should every day. There
haven't been examples of them transmitting the virus soon.
It's not possible. Right? I
don't think there's been a case I don't think there's been an
example Oh, really transmitted that except
in the studies where they actually showed there were case.
So the science hasn't really followed this particular thing.
I think this has been more of a cultural sort of hangover from
the 80s and maybe even early 90s.
Yeah, cheese. Okay. Well, I'm worried for my gay trying to
kill us all. I am worried for my gay brothers. This is bad. This
is very bad. This is not a failsafe thing. is just not.
And, anyway. Okay. Now let's move into see what did I pick up
here? This is okay, we're going to talk about this unavoidable.
In contrast to Brussels and in in Paris, or Belgium and France,
I should say. We just don't see the same type of activity of law
enforcement going after more and more people. Maybe it's
impossible to find them. I don't know. But we're not seeing the
same type of activity. That as we see in in Europe, and this is
believed to be because of the politically correct nature of
well listen to what this former FBI Assistant Director says this
is Jim calls from what's going on
here. What's happening, Jim, why is the FBI not getting these
guys, even though they're on the radar?
You know, if you could wave a magic wand and say you can do
whatever you want it to do, Jim to better protect the citizens.
You know, we could never protect him all the time. But there's
some things that I would do get this wet blanket of political
correctness off the backs of law enforcement off the backs of the
FBI. You know, last time I was on you, Meg and I get about 35 I
have calls from agents who are on the job now that different
levels saying, Boy, you hit the nail on the head we are doing we
are really really how what's what's being done to them that
corrals the
the rules of engagement, what the bureau was being told about
what they can do and what they can't do, they can't go sniffing
around anything to do with Muslims. They can't go around to
Mars, they can't do things that they would normally do. I'm not
talking things that are off the charts. I'm talking about things
that normally would be done, but the audits have come down from
the White House, the same people that took all the language out
of the training documents, and oh, you
remember that but took all those all the the different
descriptions of Muslims and Muslim extremists they took all
of that out removed radical Islamist all that language was
taken out of there. A while ago, it's a couple of years ago,
maybe Yeah, a couple years, at least talking about
things that normally would be done, but the audits have come
down from the White House, the same people that took all the
language out of the training documents and, and can't be used
in any memoranda. Those are the same people, they're worried
about getting fired. The agents are petrified. Sure, just like
the people are, the people didn't call in San Bernardino,
they didn't want to be looked upon right. When the Attorney
General of the United States, I mean, we've been over this
again. But when she comes out and says, Look, we're going to
prosecute people for saying certain things, which is
illegal, which is illegal, is illegal.
Now, I forgot about this. And I brought the clip back of when
our Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who sometimes of course,
has some gigs on the side as a country singer, when she said
the following This is
a country that is based on free speech, but when it edges
towards violence, when we see the potential for someone to
lift, lifting that mantle of anti Muslim rhetoric, or as we
saw after 911, violence directed at individuals who may not even
be Muslims, but may be perceived to be Muslims. And they will
suffer just as well, just as much when we see that we will
take action that I think we have, yes, we have charged 225
defendants with hate crimes offenses over the last six
years, most of those in the last three years. Since 911, we've
had over 1000 investigations into acts of anti Muslim hatred,
including a rhetoric and bigoted actions.
So she says they've been investigating and they have
convictions on anti ambushes anti Muslim
rhetoric. Yeah, rhetoric that would include a cartoon. Yes, it
was in
the last three years. Since 911, we've had over 1000
investigations into acts of anti Muslim hatred, including
rhetoric and bigoted actions, with with over 45 prosecutions
arising out of that. I think, sadly, that number is going to
continue. I think it's important, however, that as we
again, talk about the importance of free speech, we make it clear
that actions predicated on violent talk are not America.
They are not who we are. They're not what we do, and they will be
prosecuted.
But they are pretty much legal that she's she's she's hedging a
little bit by saying actions predicated on rhetoric. I'm not
quite sure what she means by that. But what the result is
gonna
abuse the position.
Yes, the result is that apparently, law enforcement is
worried about their about messing it up and getting in
trouble. And maybe that's why we're not seeing the same type
of activity we see with our law enforcement, as we see in
Europe. Here is the lynch today with Dana Bash from CNN
ask you about a discussion that has been going on for some time,
but especially now and that is the relationship between law
enforcement and the Muslim community and sensitive cases.
Is that a concern that you have seen and you have heard or that
you particularly have too much political correctness to
investigate, I can tell you how we handle these investigations.
Now. We handle these investigations by looking into
anything, everything and every one. But that also includes
reaching out to the Muslim community for information that
they may have reaching
out. Oh, excuse me. Hi, yes. I'm a law enforcement officer. And
I'm reaching out. We're reaching out today in the neighborhood to
see if you know if you heard anything, you see something you
might want to say something reaching, reaching out. That's
that's what you did. We reached out was a phone call, you send
an email,
everything and everyone but that also includes reaching out to
the Muslim community for information that they may have
in many of the investigations that we do, involving
individuals who have been radicalized Here are individuals
that we learn of overseas. A lot of the information that we gain
is from the Muslim community. And
there's also, we have to stop with this community business. We
need to come up with
an agreement with this because this Muslim community makes it
sound like a separate entity within the country.
And it makes it sound like all Muslims are Muslims. And it's
all equal. No, no, no, no, no. That in fact, that is probably
worse. Yeah, what
she's saying is really incredibly baited. Yes, thank
you. She's saying the Muslim community just has some bad
apples. Yeah, she is, you know, or the good Muslim community? Is
that separate from the bad Muslim good Muslims. That's what
she said the good Muslims are good, but it's very bigoted to
do that. And also, and we talked about this on Thursday, the same
there is no such thing as the LGBT community. I'm sorry.
There's one thing they usually party at the same club. That's
about it. There is no cohesion between gay men lesbians
transgenders, the end? Certainly there's a lot of racism but
someone sent me an email let me see I see if I can find this
email about the they have a slogan in in in the world he's
part of the male gay community and something like it's very
racist. It's the you know, it's nice to know something No spice
let me see if I can find this was pretty funny. Can't find it
anyway. It gay men themselves are not necessarily of their
racist, they don't all want to you know, just because someone's
gay doesn't mean they want to have sex with them. And that's
can be done based on background, religion, race, whatever. But
this community stop already. There's no Muslim community.
There's no no LGBT community, and which is if, if you think is
inclusionary it's anything but it's exclusionary? LGBT? Yeah,
what happened to Q, or I, or a or P, all the important pieces
of the acronym. So this has to stop. There is no such thing as
a Muslim community, it just doesn't exist, because they're
not all in agreement we've got Wahhabi is we've got Shia, we've
got Sunni, don't all agree they don't all get along,
sees a lot of the information that we gain is from the Muslim
community. So what I will say is that certainly we investigate
these cases aggressively. No stone is left unturned, there is
no backing away from an issue, there is no backing away from an
interview, because of any one's background. Because for us, the
source of information is very important. And what I will say
though, is that it is very important for us to maintain our
context within the Muslim community. Because often
individuals, if they're from that community, and they're
being radicalized, their friends and family members will see it
first, they will see activity first. And we want that
information to come to us.
We'll help. So reach out and touch someone, see if they talk
to you about it. Very odd.
Now, this is yeah, this is, you know, the thing about this
community moniker is is used as a mechanism of control because
what you can do as you you establish the idea of a
community to to the extreme that she's doing. And then that means
the community will have a spokesperson. Yes, you can do
that this person now can represent the community even
though everyone in the so called community which doesn't exist,
is saying this person doesn't speak. You see it all the time.
Blacks constantly, yeah, this person doesn't speak for me.
Exactly. I disagree with everything this person says and
is
Louis Farrakhan. Is he part of the Muslim community? Know that
come on, he's Muslim, and he's part of the Muslim communities,
different, different community to be to be marginalized. You
know, you
need for a community. A community organizer. There you
go. That's what you need. Oh, we have one of those. Sorry. Yeah.
The President play president. The interesting backdrop of all
this taking place and the things the President was saying, was
almost simultaneously having the director of CIA Brennan speaking
on the Hill about the progress against ISIS, ISIL dash,
whatever you want to call them is, this was handled in two
different ways by different media. NBC,
ISIS is bigger and more widespread than al Qaeda ever
was, and isn't getting weaker. According to an especially sober
CIA assessment today,
our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and
global reach.
The CIA director also warned ISIS is now trying to stage its
fighters into position for more violence.
ISIL is training and attempting to deploy operators for further
attacks.
Militants may already be
on the move. Okay, on the move On The Move now a fox and they
played this on every show. They did a beautiful thing. Oh, man,
it was so cool. It's it's not accurate, but at least they're
doing have an interesting piece of propaganda here. They mixed
together the President's words. On the same day as the director
of CIA's words about ISIS. Did you see this package they've
been running? I know I have not been watched, be prepared to be
have your socks blown off. We've seen
that this continues to be a difficult fight. But we are
making significant progress
despite all our progress against ISIL on the battlefield and in
the financial realm. Our efforts have not reduced the group's
tourism capability and global reach,
I suppose ranks are shrinking as well. Their morale is shrinking.
The numbers of ISIL fighters now far exceeds what Al Qaeda had at
its height
because they're not religious warriors. They're thugs. And
they are thief's,
again. They're a hardcore fighters their adherence
as ISIL continues to lose territory. It also continues to
lose the money that it is, that is its lifeblood,
yet ISIL is a dot adapting to the coalition's efforts. And it
continues to generate at least 10s of millions of dollars in
revenue per month
beyond Syria and Iraq. ISIL is also losing ground in Libya. The
branch
in Libya is probably the most developed and most dangerous.
Wow, fantastic. That is fast as unbelievable, as great piece of
propaganda. And I would say that clip of the day, as far as I
know, thank you. I think you're clear. Now that it's
testing, it actually is is not fair to the director, but not
fair
to either one of them. No, that's true. That's true.
Then there's a clip that I have in the show notes, you can
listen to the whole thing or just listen, well, not even. But
trust me in the beginning, and it goes on for a couple minutes.
He's kind of agreeing with the President. But as you do when
you're speaking in front of the Senate, or Congress, and it will
Congress of course, more importantly, when you're talking
to the people with the money with the hand on the purse
strings. You say well, we need more money. That's what he's
there for. But they only took the more money pitch and not the
well listen to a little bit
of the terrorist threat our nation and citizens face,
especially from the so called Islamic State of Iraq and Levant
or ISIL. On the battlefields of Syria and Iraq, the US led
coalition has made important progress against ISIL. The group
appears to be a long way from realizing the vision that Abu
Bakr al Baghdadi, its leader laid out when he declared the
caliphate two years ago in Mosul, several notable
indicators are trending in the right direction.
He keeps going. He's very positive, he's very positive.
And pretty much nobody reported anything accurately about his
about his speech. So but just like Brexit in the UK, and you
just take something to mash it up. And they play this over and
over again, every show had it. Yeah, very smart. Yeah, I
couldn't pull anything down from I'm glad you did. Yeah, I was
kind of concentrating on the kind of the gym. And it was
baffling to me for a while the gym of the CIA, they came up
with some kind of a semi redacted report on the torture.
Okay, I didn't see this.
Yeah, this was played this to death. And there was a long a
number of long reports affiliated with the CIA released
a report kind of admitting that they this was torture, and
there's a whole thing and it's all because of this new guy who
showed up this character who apparently nobody even knew he
was imprisoned. He was in some Polish block up or someplace
else. Zoo Bought a Zoo. Zubaydah I think is his name. And so they
found this guy who was he was tortured more than anybody and
and all the reports say he was gonna give up everything he knew
before they even started torturing. But they did it
anyway. It was all just a bunch of sadism play this. This is the
beginning of it. And I want to go into describing what what was
what's really going on here, this CIA Zubaydah fiasco once
and the CIA has just declassified documents from its
so called enhanced interrogation program. This release was a
response to a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union,
which claims that the CIA tortured suspects. Here's David
Martin.
The heavily censored documents give a real time look into what
the CIA was thinking when it began waterboarding senior al
Qaeda captives, this is a train wreck waiting to happen. One
officer wrote, announcing he was quitting the CIA. But Director
George Tenet assured the White House so called enhanced
interrogation techniques enabled CIA to disrupt terrorist plots,
capture additional terrorists and collect critical
intelligence on al Qaeda. The first outside of prisoner to be
waterboarded was Abu Zubaydah. A draft Most shows that before the
waterboarding began, the CIA wanted Attorney General John
Ashcroft to state in writing, he would not prosecute anyone for
what they were about to do. And a cable from the secret prison
where Abu Zubaydah was held, said he must never be allowed to
tell what happened. We need to get reasonable assurances that
subject will remain in isolation and incommunicado for the
remainder of his life. Abu Zubaydah was waterboarded 83
times. But an evaluation by the CIA's Office of Medical
Services, said he probably reached the point of cooperation
even prior to the institution of enhanced measures.
It goes on to discuss how it was a conflict of interest, they
ended up throwing the psychologists under the bus
blaming them for the
whole thing. You know, what I find interesting about this is
we are bad acids. I mean, we're we're pretty much saying, we're
gonna we're gonna beat the crap out of this guy until we get
what we want. And oh, by the way, we will never let him talk
about it. Well, but we but we have to cover all that up and be
quiet and ashamed of our of our practice.
That wasn't the point of this. The point of this was it here's
what my where I was baffled. The point of this seemed to be to
actually condemn the CIA a little bit for doing this,
because they talked about the guys have made up crap on
themselves and pee on themselves and all the rest of it. And they
thought Bush would be a little embarrassed that this got out.
And then it was the psychologist who encouraged it's their fault,
really, because they were making $1,800 a day as consultants. And
this thing went did a long report.
I think I need some more study of the of the subject. And so
they
right needed another case embargo. And so it was a
negative reaction. I'm watching this, but here's what I'm
thinking. This is CBS. CBS is the conduit for the CIA's
messaging. Now, why would they go and do it? And then the other
ones who emphasize this the most is the network there really
was. So why would they just Yeah, so why would they do
something against the CIA, if they're if they're the CIA, you
know.
And then I realized that they had kind of set set it up. It
wasn't about the CIA at all. And in fact that so they brought it
in a little very crazy, kind of, I want to play the beginning
again, but I want to move it forward a little bit. So the
little part I left out, which was right at the beginning.
Yeah. Which kind of tells me what this is really about this a
CIA torture to
Trump has advocated a turn to waterboarding terror suspects.
And the CIA has just declassified documents from its
so called enhanced interrogation program. Okay.
Okay.
Now, so this was just a antiTrump piece, which CBS does
and all kinds This is a new new type that they've done as
beauty. It's beautiful in the CIA now that we've we've
established and I think, convincingly that the CIA does
not want Trump to be president, and they're doing what they can
to keep this from happening, I finally have to come to the
conclusion that, although I still think a deal can be done,
if if Trump would go to Langley, but I'm now thinking that see,
why are they what is Hillary bring to the party so much that
they can't get out of Trump? There must be something about
Trump that we don't know about, that these guys are just they're
just put their foot down.
Hmm. Well, Trump, of course, is in FBI camp. We know this. That
that may be enough right there.
I don't think so. I think there's not enough. It's got to
be more than that. It could Yeah, you might be right. If
that's that petty, then do countries doomed but I'm open.
That's not all it is. Well, the country he's in. He's in this
FBI camp.
And And it'd be, you know, the way I've been thinking about it
is, no matter no matter what happened, although, man, you
can't say that there weren't a lot of cups along the way. Or
the system is clearly not failsafe and you know, you just
can't detect certain things. But it could also just be as simple
as certainly the way Trump gave FBI the FBI a pass with all the
had a bad day. Are you kidding me? I mean, he's against every
single mistake government makes except the FBI now he's in with
the FBI. And that that might be because of the Gambino
connection. It'd be Oh, he has a lot of ties the Gambino crime
family which they are documented.
It construction business in New York City. Well, Manhattan of
all places,
we know what the what's the big Gambino guy? He was convicted on
heroin trafficking. So you take in the heroin coming from
Mexico, the wall you can't smuggle it anymore. You got a
beautiful door could Ching chi Ching. I mean, Trump could be
completely on the let's go get rich off of the heroin trade tip
could be someone's got to be looking at
possible and that wouldn't I mean, none of it would surprise
me the way things are going exactly. But whatever the case
when I heard this little thing and then they prefaced a story,
they prefaced a story with Trump waterboard now with Trump Trump.
Yeah. What's Trump got to do with this story?
There were, there was a lot of that going on. I think there is
hope for this country and not for this election. There's a
woman who I would love to have as my president. And I've been
I've been a fan of hers for a long time after she came on the
brawls show. Of course, I'm talking about Hawaii
representative Tulsi Gabbard, and this woman is good. She's
better than any dude. I've seen talking about what we should be
doing with our country. And she takes she's Democrat, and she
takes on Hillary Clinton squarely with in this interview
with broth Do you
believe as an Iraq war veteran, you've seen? We're up close to
consider that recommendation from those 51 us career
diplomatic professionals now
we should probably just set that up. Yeah, why don't we Why don't
we set that up first, and then we'll get into Tulcea it's
probably better. It's just
a crazy thing that happened because who cares? What 51 And
well, who's who set them up? Who was a desert? They Clinton
buddies, or what's the deal? But there's Yes, yes.
Yes. And yes, again? Yes.
Well, there are a bunch of Clinton a holes and then come
out 51 diplomats out of the blue have come out and for all
practical purposes have just said we've got to bomb
Syria. The way it works is they have an electronic suggestion
box apparently. Then if you put something in the suggestion box,
the rules are then that you cannot be you know, persecuted
for later on. Yeah. Or by a future. Yeah.
Is is the overall clip is the State Department. Diplomats want
war? Yeah. Your Side play that clip.
Okay. Yeah, here it is. More than 50. State Department
diplomats have called for US military strikes against the
regime of Syrian leader Bashar Al Assad, saying Assad has
repeatedly violated serious tenuous ceasefire and an
internal State Department memo. The diplomats argue for a sharp
departure from President Obama's policy in Syria, which includes
targeting the self proclaimed Islamic State but not the Assad
regime. In the memo itself. However, the diplomats
acknowledge the risks to increase US military
intervention, including the possibility of military
confrontations with Russia, which is backing Assad.
President Obama and his top military commanders, meanwhile,
have raised concerns about the power vacuum that would emerge
if Assad is removed. The memo comes as airstrikes and rebel
head sections of Aleppo forced a hospital supported by Doctors
Without Borders to shut down Thursday, Aleppo residents also
reported barrel bombs being dropped. A federal judge has
ruled against Texas, allowing the federal government to
resettle Syrian refugees there. Hey, Texas.
Oh, I know I'm getting my concealed carry this week. Get
ready for the for ISIS. I had a 17 second clip about this. I'm
not sure what it is big
story this morning, President Obama's policies in the Middle
East coming under fire. This time from diplomats at the State
Department within 50. diplomats have signed a memo urging the
President to launch airstrikes against Syrian dictator Bashar
Al Assad, claiming there has been little progress in five
years of war.
Okay, now the logical thinking any person who thinks logical
thinking
on my part is that what's Obama putting up with this crap? He's
getting thrown under the bus by the hill? Well,
I would say it's a little worse. If we're fighting the whole
conversation, conversation has been about fighting ISIS. ISIL
is dash, whatever you want to call it. If they're fighting
Assad, and we take out Assad, doesn't that remove the whole
problem for ISIS? I'm just going by the narrative that's being
brought to
was that was actually suggested at the end of the AMY GOODMAN
report. Well, that's what Obama says, well, because we, you
know, we do this and we're going to just give it over to ISIS. So
let's, let's ask the State Department, Kirby is is asked
this very question
the toppling of the Assad government benefit, ICC directly
to the benefit of ISIS. I look, I look to speculate about what
would or wouldn't wouldn't benefit. Dash
Wait, and he says he doesn't say ISIL isis just dash. The
question is ISIS. He says duck and
speculate about what would or what wouldn't benefit. Dash I
mean, to some degree in the Secretary has talked about this.
There's a symbiosis between the Assad regime and that Actually,
he said that many, many times. It is it is dressage boot.
I don't know what he's talking about. There's a symbiosis he
said symbioses said this many men, the President has said this
many, many times. I don't know what I don't remember
that many, many times. It is it is through such brutality, that
dash has been able to fester and grow into some into ungoverned
spaces.
Okay, so the thinking now, just as I listen to this, if you
remove Assad, then I still won't be angry anymore.
That's what I heard. Yeah. That's kind of what he's saying.
Yeah. If
you take us out
of the problem, that's the problem is demanding societies
working them. Well, let's
see how the conversation unfolds.
fatality, that dash has been able to fester and grow into
some into ungoverned spaces. And one of the things that we've
talked about routinely, although we haven't said it, we haven't
talked about it recently is we understand that, while the
future of Syria cannot include Bashar Al Assad.
Wait, what do you mean, you understand? This has never been
understood, this is the main problem. Now while we understand
that the United States wants to get rid of them, because it's
Russia that we're after. Now, but this is not understood is
sadly not a lot of questioning about that.
Well, the future of Syria cannot include Bashar Al Assad. As we
work through the trend, as we work through this political
process to a transitional governing body, we recognize
that some institutions of government, for instance, the
security forces, in some form, or fashion, has got to stay
intact, so that there isn't a complete collapse of an
appropriate governing infrastructure inside the
country.
It reminds me of the neutron bomb. Do you remember the
neutron bomb, John, this was gonna be the future of war
because it would kill the people but not the buildings, right? I
remember being freaked out as a kid about that the neutron bombs
going to kill him in a free you were going to be turned to dust,
you'd be pulverized at the cities, but the city will your
house and your stuff would still be there. Nice. Nice to know,
we probably stink to high heaven.
So yeah, that makes nothing but sense
of an appropriate governing infrastructure inside the
country as we work through this very difficult transitional
process.
If the Syrian government were to just immediately fall, what
would happen to Syrian Christians? What would happen to
Syrian allies? Yes.
Look, I'm not going to engage in hypotheticals.
Oh, you just engaged in a
hypothetical. It's talking about hypotheticals.
What to do.
About a situation that we're actually obviously trying to
avoid. It isn't about the fall of the regime, we are trying to
get to a transitional process of governance that preserves even
some of the existing infrastructure going forward.
But that at the end of that process gets us to a government
that is that is put in place by the Syrian people with their
voices being heard and it doesn't include.
Okay, so the idea of that is still Rob allies get rid of him.
I caught something interesting on Fox red is a late night show,
which is pretty unwatchable. very watchable. Yeah, there was
some woman on and the question came up, because they they
played a clip with the President. I don't know if I
have it on this, on this clip, where he's talking about ISIL.
ISIS and the President is pretty consistent saying ISIL ISIL ISIL
ISIL. Although we say most people, the peeps in the in the
land, say ISIS and of course the elite say dash. But this one
will give an explanation of why the President uses ISIL. Do you
have any idea or ISIL instead of ISIS? Do you have any idea? Any
guesses?
Because he's a Muslim?
Well, that could have something to do with it. He
announced allegiance to ISIL
it seems like it is a larger plot, but he's he has no
connection. He's doing it in the name of ISIS. He
says it on his 911 call. So why even say that? That he's he's
not really connected to ISIS when he obviously is.
I'm sorry, I couldn't even focus on that no matter how many times
Obama says ISIL we're all still calling him I don't know why he
does what he
does for Israel. What is it it's a dissed Israel, because it's
the Allah Islamic State of the Levant and little event includes
Israel, if you have the sonic State of Iraq and Syria, that
doesn't include Israel. So when Obama does that, it's
deliberately I think, a diss to Israel saying, you know, you're
you're really it's a lot more than just Iraq and Syria, and it
includes your territory, and there are people in
that part of the world who want to include Israel. Yeah.
There you go. Because I like it too. Yeah, it makes a lot of
sense. To use the word dis dis Well, there's that it's a death
but it's important you keep those guys on their toes. Hey,
you still want more billions for your for your Iron Dome rocket
shield. You may want to be nice to us and play along because and
I'll repeat it correctly. Iran is funding Hezbollah in Lebanon.
And the rockets are gonna start coming in from Lebanon. We had a
Lebanese listener producer listener complain about that
commentary from you and wanted us to correct it because he says
us Lebanese we got nothing we got into there's nothing going
on here we can't fight these Hezbollah guys because there's
we're just we're weak we're weak and you made it sound as though
Lebanon is going to attack Israel now. I mean ever that's
not true.
Yeah I'll have the note here. But I'd like to point out that
in your toxic masculinity episode you mentioned that
Lebanon is getting ready to bomb Israel. But that's a problematic
statement Lebanon and its symbolic army has no means to
bomb Israel is Hezbollah, initiating attacks are
retaliating they do not represent Lebanon, they are
simply much more powerful than the Lebanese army and Lebanon
cannot do anything about them. It hurts Lebanon is very shaky
reputation and claim it is the country carrying out attacks.
It'd be awesome if you could somehow correct that. So people
always hear everything I may not have mentioned Hezbollah by
name. But the end result
mentioned Iran, I know
that yes. The end result is
that's why this whole had to be secret. That was the point of
this discussion, because that's how Hillary got her head bumped.
Exactly. And just to remind everybody why Lebanon is of
importance. This is the clip from General Wesley Clark, from
the early 2000s, after the 911 attack, and he's explaining what
the plan was in the coming five years, which is obviously taking
somewhat longer, but we're getting there.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to
war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said,
He reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said I just he said I just got this down from upstairs means
circulated Vince's office today, and he said this a memo that
describes how we're going to take out seven countries in five
years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran.
Okay. So that makes nothing but since nothing but since then we
can we can go into Lebanon, you know, because, hey, you're
terrorists, we gotta go for them. We'll be all over
protecting Israel after we'd let it happen. Then, then we have
everything we have Syria, because we're gonna, you know,
we're gonna, and we're not gonna take no, we're not now, then
back to finally. And around an end to topic for me on this.
Tulsi Gabbard, I really liked her. I liked what she's saying.
Yes, she's also hot. And she's a Democrat. It's sad that you
know, because I can't vote for anyone. And people ask me this,
why you should take
a look at Joni Ernst, although she doesn't get as much from
them. I'll take a look doesn't
I just wanted, I wanted to mention one thing. People say,
why are you do you only vote independent? Why won't you vote
for Gary Johnson? And I voted for him when he was independent.
But now he's part of the Libertarian Party. I don't like
the party system. And I certainly don't I do not
appreciate President Obama talking about the two party
system, which the entire world believes we have a two party
system. And last
night. Was it Thursday night?
Thursday and Friday night, we went out some of Tina's
colleagues and, you know, just just talking about some of this
stuff. And people have no idea why. You know, the debates are
only between Republicans and Democrats, except for once in
recent memory with Ross Perot. And the reason is the Federal
Election Committee, which is comprised of Democrats and
Republicans, they determine the television debates and not the
election committee, the debate committee, they determine the
debates and they have some odd rule which says you can only be
in the general election debate if you have polled 15%. And at
least you know, it's like five major polls or something like
that. And so when I vote independent, it's to keep the
independence able to run if if no one's voting for the
independence pretty soon yeah, we will have a two party system.
And that's why I vote independent.
Well, I want to correct some you said okay, when Gary Johnson ran
the last time he ran as a libertarian, are you sure? Yep,
I'm absolutely positive. And you can look at Oh, that
totally breaks my theory. But that Yeah, well, great. Sorry.
Sure.
Your assertion I didn't have a theory. why did why did you
finish with the theory but did it doesn't? Yeah, it just we
were wrong. I would not Gary Johnson. Well, I was, in fact,
Gary Johnson. His thing was, as a libertarian, he wanted to get
1 million votes to show that you could get a lot of votes into it
in a third party and he got almost 2 million votes. I
wouldn't vote for Gary Johnson because he saw I started seeing
him use it for one thing he's I think he's been smoking too much
pot during the day and this during the day and he just looks
stoned all the time. Second thing is he brings out too racy
through the race, how he's a racist, racist racism instead of
bad, bad strategy. So That's, uh, yeah, it's dumb. And so, and
he's not positive. What's the what's the for? I don't know?
Well, since I've broken my rule in the past, then should this
person ever run for president, I will vote for her no matter what
party she's in.
Do you believe as an Iraq war veteran, you've seen, we're up
close to consider that recommendation from those 51 us
career diplomatic professionals
know what they're proposing exactly the wrong thing to do.
Why? Because it would escalate the current war, the illegal
counterproductive war that the US is waging to overthrow the
Syrian government of Assad. It's something that Secretary Clinton
is proposing that she would do as commander in chief as
president, which is implement a no fly zone, which essentially
would worsen the humanitarian crisis, it would escalate this
war worse in the refugee crisis. And it would take us directly
into a violent conflict with Russia, the other nuclear power
in the world. We've got to learn from the past, Wolf, and this is
what's most important here. Nothing appears to have been
learned from Iraq and the overthrow of Saddam Hussein and
the failure of that country that came after them the
strengthening of al Qaeda and ISIS. No one appears to have
learned from what happened in Libya with the overthrow of
Gaddafi, we just had, the CIA director testified yesterday
that ISIS, strongest and most dangerous foothold exists in
Libya, failed nation, tremendous loss of life and now ISIS
stronger there today, what we will see in Syria if this
escalation were allowed to occur, if we continue down the
path that we're on, would be that same outcome, stronger ISIS
stronger al Qaeda greater threat to the region into the world
what to speak of the worsened humanitarian refugee crisis and
genocide that would come about as a result of that good to be
here, bro.
You go Tulsi Gabbard shining light.
I think Tulsi is unaware of that. That's exactly what they
want. The Kagan's want this whole strategy. Yes,
that's correct. But whether she's aware or not, at least she
sees the bullcrap for what it is and the wrong of it.
Yeah, well, she does see that. I agree.
Okay. Well, with that, I'd like to, I'd like to thank you for
your courage and saying the morning to you John C when the C
stands for career podcaster Devorah.
Well, in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning
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shot during or murdered during our previous show and just have
to understand its signal to noise ratio. Okay. When you're
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good job helping he brought us the artwork for episode number
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And what see
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Yeah, I remember us liking it. The title, of course, was toxic
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The FDIC is no, it's funny. Very simple. It's all you need is
good, very funny. refers to parts of the show also refers to
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your friend always the
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Get ya get some rest. Please. Sarah Christiansen in
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think she means lowbrow even though she put an end in there
would be the beer. Long story about the beer is so low and
Brian have this available anymore. But it was a it's a
German beer that was licensed by this little side side sidebar.
This beer was low and brothers years and years ago, it was a
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Anheuser Busch people say and now you can go we know how to
make beer. And
the beer for the brand that's all we want. Just the beer
tasted just like Budweiser. No doubt stayed on the market for a
little while and then it dropped out. Anyways, okay, so there's
sir low low and brow low brow. I'm making him part of the
nobility the old fashioned way buying it? Yeah, keep up the
good work. He made a convert out of me. Well, that's nice. And
then a third and coincidentally that with a similar last name.
Christian stearic Christiansen and Hans Christiansen
talks about your random number theory. There are a random
number theory both in for 1000 hindsight good looked up.
Christiansen. I looked up Hans. I looked up his email address
that I got from PayPal. I couldn't find a note from him.
So if he has something that tells you we'll we'll give
actually I guess Sarah and Hans combined. Karma would be a good
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You've got karma.
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has got four arms of what I
like is the thing that irks me really the thing that irks me
and one of our knights emailed me said was so disappointed that
it's still going on the stupid conversation that you didn't
notice the chat room like he had. Do you know what I do? Do
you know what I do? You think this thing rides itself? Boy,
you know, like, there's some army of people inserting clips
after the fact I'm doing all the processing and didn't know No,
this is all real time. People. It's real time. But in fact, I
have. I am we're done with this show. The show goes to tape.
We're done. The only
thing I don't use for anything other than standing is my left
leg. My right leg has the mute button. There we go.
That's how it uses his legs. Yeah. Have you ever anybody out
there ever seen a really good one man band? Where the guy's
got his cymbals? And he's got a bunch of shit hanging over his
head. Yeah, and He's skinny squeezing his armpits and it
makes a noise. That's Adam. Yeah, that's,
that's the guy. I'm that guy.
I am that guy. And it's like it's such so you get some sort
of a buzz off
of it. No, but that's that's what I'm doing. So yeah, thank
you. Yeah,
the production is amazing. You have complementary senses of
humor. And JCT. has some of the best one liners in the business,
especially the ones he mumbles after rewind.
Those are good. I agree. I agree.
I do that. Will you please play? Oh, here we go. Clinton it's
just too delicious to believe my friend And please don't eat me
Hillary to the head and Kids Cheering so we have that
separate
unless it's tonight we want to delicious
Hey, hold on a second.
Is it delicious? Is that what she says?
Do delicious to believe my friend? Yeah, that's Hillary.
Yes. Well for some and then the little girl Don't Don't eat me
Hillary and then to to the head and Kids Cheering
This is the oddest thing. Oh, here it is. Okay, so I'm sorry.
Okay, Hillary delicious. Then was the next one.
Don't eat me Hillary. Okay. All right. And then to to the head.
Yeah. And then Kids Cheering which I don't think we have
separate. Here we do. Okay, good. Yeah, of course.
It's almost too delicious to believe my friend. Hillary
Clinton.
Good as I could get you thought it was an LG Why was a little
girl. Yeah. But
I couldn't. That was perfect. I don't think there's any
complaints. All right. All right. So that concludes our
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this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
Oh, hey, I wanted to mention was it on Thursday that I played the
clip of the Dalai Lama about Obama meeting with the with the
bright secret meeting. You have it? I have it here. Listen to
that, again. President
Obama met with the Dalai Lama today, despite China's warnings
that it would damage us Chinese ties. Beijing accuses the
spiritual leader of Tibet Buddhists of campaigning to
split the region from China. The White House released a photo of
the meeting but allowed no other coverage. No.
This I don't want to put this in the category to expect to have
this news. But I think the Chinese already retaliated, and
I think I'm the only one to connect it. I may be crazy,
which is of course always debatable. The next day, China
said, Oh, Apple, there's a patent dispute, no sales of the
iPhone here, which brought down the whole stock market. Yes, it
did. And I'm thinking that because really no sales in China
because of a patent dispute.
Yeah, ball things is very ironic if you start to really think
about it. Wow, I think you nailed it. I mean, that to me,
only one who's who put two and two together. Seems to an apple
was down 2%. That's, you know, that's that's a lot for Apple.
It hurt the s&p Of course. And
that brought the whole market down. Yeah, points. Yeah. Ah,
I'm in I admired what you've done there. Thank you. I think
you are you might be right. They made a threat and they follow
through they did and what could be next, and it'll end and
you'll have been months from now. Let them go back because
the public who loves the Apple stuff? Oh,
they won't stand for it. Of course, the girl. mind
controlled. But yes. I found that to be to me obvious. I just
went home. I was kind of looking forward, of course, because no
one else knew about this. Do you think Wall Street knew that?
That the President was
Dalai Lama? This is the reason that we do the show. I think
people out there when you just heard what you just heard you.
You've not you. Nobody even thought to put two and two
together like that. But why else would they do it? It was when
when the story first popped up. I didn't wasn't thinking of the
Dalai Lama. When the story first popped up. I thought it was
screwy. Right. The Germans are talking about and Deutsche well,
but the Apple products in China Well, they
did warn us that it's going to it's going to disturb relations.
Who knows about Apple? They know where they're where they action
with Apple. I mean China for Apple and I'm not an analyst but
I know that China for Apple is the it's their future without
China. There's no one believed they have products. We know that
Moore's law is broken. So it's live emitted the most of what we
can do except via less power consumption. So things have to
be smaller. But I don't know that to me, my
son was complaining about this about more. No, not
specifically. But he was complaining. He says that his
companies that he works at, they are going through a turn over
the time to buy new laptops, ah. And he says everybody's grousing
about they can't be they were expecting the apple to do
something with their laptops, because their upgrades of all
their laptops have no more power. In fact, in one instance,
he says, there's actually less power because there's some other
overhead in the laptop. So what are you going to do turn in a
more powerful laptop for something that has less power
and there's no apparent upgrade is something more powerful? I
don't understand their vision at all. I don't understand that.
I think is part of this Moore's Law thing. They're looking and
going, Oh, my God, we can't really there's nothing to do
here. Whether the dead end? Well, I don't know what they're
thinking either. Because this is crazy, because these companies
like his operation, that's Oh, I know why can't think of their
name. But as to come to Teague is one of those coding schools.
And they're all annoyed and says he says he may be going to a
Windows laptop. But really, you know, these kids they don't like
you know, they Millennials are?
Well, if we give him some stickers and put that in the
laptop, they won't care. Actually grade laptops with
my daughter. She's got a Dell laptop. Yeah. And she's got a
big apple on the back. And the apple sticker over the Dell
logo. That's good night. And I see that thing sitting there and
I've got it was black, and I'm thinking, why did Apple came out
with a new black computer? I said, Where did you get this
apple? told me about the sticker? Sticker. I felt like an
idiot as someone
needs to get get on the sticker tip for us, please. We need
stickers. You know, we should do they when we got the first legal
nonbinary person in the United States.
Yes, yeah, Pat, I think is the name.
No, Jamie. It's even better. Jamie Shoop becomes first
legally non binary person in the United States.
Yeah. Outstanding. You can be anything in
America. It's true. Great country. You can be anything you
want to be in America. Well, I think this is part of the
American dream. Big time.
So Putin was on the
Yeah, Putin. Yeah, I see. You got clips. I got clips too. So
well, I love
that Putin was on
Putin, Putin, Putin, Putin, Putin.
He was on an a q&a thing that was being done. It's a big one.
And they have the diversion events when they have these big
conferences are very pretty, they get some good taste running
these things. So
hold on one sec. A couple of things. Let's talk about the
setup there on stage. Then it's Ikaria. It is Reb REM. Renzi
breathings. Akari is a
lizard
just get he looks like a lizard. He's got a square head. Yeah,
like a really square head and it looks like his tongue goes in
and out. He just doesn't look right. A guy.
Well, he is. Well, first of all, he's a plagiarist we haven't
really we haven't forgotten his plagiarism. And how
hard is it to write? Yeah, as someone who writes for a living
or has written for it's more like a hobby for you now? Well
as because the market strike I know I know. I'm not laughing at
you I'm commiserating you shouldn't be yes. And someone
who writes for a living it's not that hard to write
shall do the copy paste thing is a little old because what you do
in college so if you have anything and he's against the
Constitution, he's many times said the Constitution is an
outdated old document don't like to go don't like the guy. So
these are the poor ones in the middle on the other side is
Italian Prime Minister Renzi, then as a carrier, and pull in a
couple of things about this the translator was were very good in
my clips I actually cut down because they like putting in you
know you they leave in the bits where he's listening. So I
chopped some of that out to make go a bit faster. But the shot of
Poon these close up shot and his voice and the audio, I thought
was incredibly important for the common daringness of a man
speaking in a different language. He you could the
translation came in at the right time it was it was probably the
best I've ever seen when it comes to an interview with
Putin. Goon it was
good and it points are well made. And they left the laughter
in because he gets big laughs Yeah. And there was a just a few
questions that they ran on RT where they asked a quick they
didn't keep it into a long, boring segment. They just had
it. It was punched up. So they just had the Question on the
screen. And then they let Putin say something that they killed
if you want to try one of my clips and see how they compare
to yours. Yeah.
What do you want to try first?
Well, I think the first one he did, he's asked to craft that to
say what the question is. He's asked a question about what,
what do you think about what's going on Ukraine is a just a
vague question. And here's what he says getting used
to a pizza cutter, most likely, the opposition, which is now in
power, but it's not would have come to power democratically by
means of elections. And we would have worked with them, as we had
been working with the previous government have been hesitant
union COVID. But no, it was it it had to start a coup was
victims was like bloody events. Oh, it's Civil War, who a
terrifying the population in the SouthEast of Ukraine and in
Crimea, and all for what, in my opinion, this is being done to
justify the existence of NATO, an external enemies needed an
external threat they should do otherwise. So what is the
purpose of NATO?
Yeah, so I actually I have the same clip, then I have it 20
seconds longer. But the point is, he's like, What good is
NATO? What is it really formed? The only reason why it's in
place is because they have a common enemy, which is Russia.
Yeah. Okay. Okay. See what you did. You probably put the
sanctions that was a part of that into this clip. Do you mind
if I just play your sanctions clip?
Yeah, play the saying that he's asked about sanctions. What do
you what's with the sanctions in the blue? And they just answered
but don't wish to.
And has the US been affected by the sanctions, these know, you
think couldn't care less about whatever? It's Europe that's
been affected? Americans tell their European partners that
they have to tolerate them for a while. But why do they have to
tolerate them? I don't understand. Well, if that's what
they want, then let it be. But why? Maybe Matteo? Let's explain
that to him.
Yeah, yeah, I had a lot of that. Well, he did go on much longer
and talked about, you know, how it really is hurting. It's not
really hurting the Russians or the Americans, but it's hurting
Europe and why in the world are the Europeans continue to hurt
themselves, which is something we've discussed, right, we this
is a theme of our show. Yes. And now, one of the things you
mentioned
now, the the thing you've probably all seen, because that
seems to be the only part that that the mainstream media is
interested in showing us is when the question came up about Trump
and Putin is answer to that. Now, before we play, and I
wanted to use my clip for this, because I have a full length
because a lot of interesting things he said, which you will
not see anywhere. Here is some aihole on Fox News responding to
pretty much the only clip anyone's playing is that Putin
says hey, you know, well, I called him. I called him bright.
Apparently, there's some discrepancy in what the what the
adjective was within listen.
So he has since said, and I just want to make this clear, and I'm
gonna cite the AP Putin, Sam.
Sorry, the the aihole is from Fox. This, of course, is CNBC.
Russia will work with any US presidents. But what is your
take? I mean, that's kind
of important what she says there that just shows that she did not
listen. She says, we we call the AP Associated Press. And they
said that after the fact, after the fact, Putin had said, I will
walk work with any US President. That's a blatant lie. I don't
think she's purposely lying, but she just didn't watch it. She
did not watch it. Because he said that during the interview,
so he has since said, and I just want to make this clear, and I'm
gonna cite the AP Putin says Russia will work with any US
presidents. But what is your take? I mean, is Russia our
biggest problem right now? It doesn't seem problematic, but
it's not our biggest one.
No, it's our biggest problem. Russia is the only country
remaining in the world who could that going to assault our
homeland and cause catastrophic casualties? Always remember one
thing, whenever a senior Russian official says anything, it opens
his mouth, he's lying. And that's certainly the that's
certainly the case with Putin. He's merely trying to, you know,
pull on the dog's tail and play this political game. And I think
at night when he sits down in his couch with a glass of vodka,
he's really really enjoying himself because he has
outmaneuvered us he's taken a pair of deuces double down and
one every hand and we're simply playing he took
a pair of deuces double down in one every hand. That's a poker
reference, which I'm not Yeah,
you got no hand is what he's saying. Left everybody away.
Yeah, I'm not getting that hold on,
and we're simply just playing catch up. Fortunately, very
true.
We are glad to have you all have a say,
of the New World Order. Just continuing F Putin F Russia. Now
let's listen to the whole exchange if we can stop it along
the way, I've shortened it up, John, just you know, Bucha taken
out a lot of the Russian just so we can move along. Oh, sorry.
Here we go.
You made some comments about the American Republican presumptive
nominee, Donald Trump. You called him? Brilliant,
outstanding, talented. These comments were reported around
the world. I was wondering what, what in what in him led you to
that judgment. And you still hold that judgment?
Now, this is really important, because the carrier just said
three things there. But he's talented. He's brilliant. And
this was reported around the world. And it was based on a
falsehood, which we'll hear later. So it's important to
understand that yeah, of course, Donald Trump propagated a lot of
that, I'm pretty sure. But do your homework people. Even even
that little interesting how that little gets a big laugh. You
know, so I guess I guess that's the Russian culture. Somehow
people understood that to be him going like, well, let me tell
you something or something. I don't know. Yeah, it makes some
weird. And applause
Hold on a second says you're stopping Yep. The question
doesn't sound the way I think the little cough was. This
question is bullcrap is to set me up. It's not what I said. Ah,
yes.
It's all No, that's not Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. And
so he's like, yeah, yes, you may easily question that. It's not
what I said. Like, yeah. And then the audience knows because
they're intelligent, and they've keep up with these things better
than we do our audiences. Yeah. American audience in general,
except for the no agenda. That's what got the big laugh. Okay.
I agree. Point for you.
And do you still hold that judgment?
has probably been in Russia. They've probably been reporting
for a week saying, He's crazy. This is what he said. They
probably all know, it's probably been discussed with viously,
Schiff. Now she's thrown over
to Alicia, you personally are very famous in our country. You
are not only famous as a journalist in one of the biggest
TV stations, but as an intellectual that she was you
always changed the meaning of what I said.
He slams Acharya saying Good day, you know, why are you
changing the meaning you're famous here? We appreciate you.
You're a journalist and an intellectual but
because at the moment you speak as a journalist, yeah.
Lying copy machine, God as an analyst, because oh, by the way,
that is our show, right there. That's the difference. We
analyze not report. It's very important difference.
You speak as a journalist and God as an analyst. It was Monday
just to discuss why are you juggling with what I said? I
only said that he was a bright person. Isn't he bright? He is.
I did not say anything else about it. There's one thing that
I paid attention to which nobody knew and that I definitely
welcome is that Mr. Trump said he's ready to restore full
fledged Russian American relations. What can there be bad
about it? Don't you welcome it? We all welcome it.
When you initially when
we never interfere into the internal political processes of
other countries, especially those in the United States,
we're ready to work with any President that the American
people will vote for. Actually, they always teach others how to
live. Do you think that the elections are democratic in the
United States? Do you think that they are organized
democratically?
To which the Korea never answered obviously,
because, you know, I heard that American prosecutors were trying
to get rid of the international observers. Did you hear
about this?
No, and I didn't get it on my clip. Yeah. Apparently,
you know, international observers have been you know,
they're being requested not to observe our elections.
Okay. Let me stop you. This refer this to me refers back to
a couple of things. One, the studies of the exit polls that
were done it was played and with discrepant states, certain
specific states. And this guy made this long he wrote a long
paper I think I tweeted about I'm not sure we talked about on
the show, but we should have this guy did a study of all this
the primaries, Clinton versus Bernie and And generally
speaking, they say that all exit polling and the kind of analysis
they do is within 2.1 or 2%. Uprising more like 1% of the
actual outcome. And in four instances, the subtle couple of
the southern states that Hillary got big advantages and Ohio, and
maybe one other northern state, the exit polling and the results
were not, they were not within the range of except now, the
realm and Hillary had won all those. And then most recently,
the one that didn't get any play, I don't couldn't even find
a good clip of it. But it was in the papers out here. A couple of
million Bernie votes have showed up in the garbage. Hmm. Because
and the thing is out here, and I voted for Bernie, everybody out
here in California is this Bernie country. How Hillary
could win. So convincingly she didn't even win by a couple of
votes, she slaughtered him. He just says to me that this is
bull crap. This is a bull and Mike, all my kids, everybody
that I know voted for Bernie, whether or whatever you wear,
unless you're couldn't get that ballot. And just you know,
because nobody likes Hillary, and to Hillary wins by a huge
margin, and she does a whole victory, lap dancing, dance, the
dance, a little dance and screaming. So that I think is
interesting. Because I didn't know this. So let's continue.
Because, you know, I heard that American prosecutors were trying
to get rid of the international observers at the voting
stations.
And this is not big news. By the way, although this did happen. I
think this came up in the previous cycle 2012. They have
it here from ote this this would be the O S E. They're the guys
that do this. This is the you know, they they are sheltered
under human rights organizations. But I don't see I
know, where can I find any news of this trying to be blocked. So
if anyone has anything out there, I'd no doubt I only found
this this morning. So I didn't have a lot of time to research
it. But we definitely need to understand who's trying to do
that.
The US is a great power. At the moment, it is probably the only
superpower. And we accept this fact. But
notice that you don't see anybody playing this piece of
the clip.
Here's here's please, Arizona, they want to be the Soviet Union
again,
they're actually saying they are the other superpower. That's
what I hear. Now, here's Putin saying the US the only
superpower, a superpower. We accept that fact power.
And we accept this fact. And we want to work with the US and we
are ready to do that. And no matter how these elections are
held, eventually they will be held, there will be a new head
of state elected. They will have broad authority at the moment
the world needs a country as strong as the US is. And we do
need the US too. But what we do not need of them is to interfere
with our affairs all the time to instruct us how to live to
prevent Europe from building relations with us. But, you
know, the sanctions that you've mentioned, are the is the US
touched by the sanctions? No, they have not suffered. They
have not suffered from the sanctions in any way. It is
Europe that has been affected by the sanctions, and Russia has
been affected as well. But for the US No, there has been no
effect. But the Americans persuade their partners to
continue the sanctions. Why?
Just to be clear, Mr. President, the word brilliant was in the
Interfax translation. I realized that other translations might
say it's bright, but I use the official Interfax just
so you know, I am a journalist. And as the President, you know,
I didn't mess it up. I didn't do anything wrong. Except he added
the other two words. Yeah. Because he of course, he did lie
estimation. But let me ask you about another person you have
dealt with a great deal. Mr. Trump, you've never met. Hillary
Clinton was Secretary of State. In your very long question and
answers with the Russian people you made a joke about when
somebody asks you about her. You said, I think that the Russian
idiom is the husband and wife is the same devil. And what it
means in the English version is it's two sides of the same coin.
Wow, I
didn't hear that clip anywhere. Anywhere.
You know, you nobody's heard any of this except the one little
snippet. Now,
the interesting thing is we didn't hear it, whereas it's
completely usable because Putin walks it back.
What did you mean by that? And what what do you think? How did
she do as Secretary of State you dealt with her extensively as
well? You know, probably I probably just said that hot
headed like, probably I was just impulsive when I said that about
her, you know,
wow. I would have used that if I was, if I was the Clinton
campaign, but just perfectly usable. I was a hothead. I'm
sorry. I didn't mean it.
I did not work with Hillary that much. You know, Mr. Lavrov was
our Foreign Minister back then. That was him who worked with
her.
So you slow down will be luckily like to say
that I worked a lot with the American President back then.
And I can say that we shared very good relations. And I'm
even grateful to him for the signs of attention. And remember
the open mic when he was talking to what's the other guy's name?
The vaguely remember, Mike.
Yeah. President Obama leaned over and said, hey, you know,
tell Vladimir that I can't do anything right now. But once I'm
reelected, then I'll have a lot more room to do stuff. Remember
that? Yeah,
I do remember that. I wonder if I still have that?
Probably that didn't, didn't work out.
What? No, no, it didn't know it didn't work out lies anyway.
Personally, and to Russia, when I started my term, as the
President of the Russian Federation, and I'll be speaking
about Madame Clinton, she probably has her own view
regarding the development of the Russian American relations. But
there's one thing that I'd like to draw your attention to, it is
not relevant to Russian American relations, or to any other big
political issue. I mean, it is more relevant to Human Resources
policy. Yeah. Because, you know, based on my own experience, I
can say the following.
She talks to me,
I've seen many people change after they were appointed.
Oh, yeah. Good and bad, I guess is what he meant by that. Good
and bad. Yeah.
Know what that means. Exactly.
But there's a lot of stuff happening. And you know, the F
Russia is just it's particularly with this doping. Oh, yeah. I
don't know. It's like, what can we do to screw with Russia?
Thinking we do? What else can we do to screw these guys over? Oh,
I have an idea.
To me. A Putin has condemned the decision by the world athletics
governing body to uphold a ban on Russia for systematic doping,
thereby excluding its track and field competitors from this
summer's Rio Olympics. He's denounced the sanction as
collective punishment. Usually, of course, it's not fair. There
are common acceptable principles of REITs, one of which is that
responsibility shouldn't be personalized, said the Russian
leader, now seeking intervention from the International Olympic
Committee. Despite its vice president slamming Russia's anti
doping and athletics authorities, it's rotten to the
core. Could
we stop with the slamming people in mainstream media? Please stop
with a slamming, slamming I
interrupt this whole line of inquiry and draw it back to the
sanctions and then piling on with this stupid Olympic thing
now? Hey, give us Snowden and this all? I don't know. I'm
telling ya.
It'll, it'll all good. No. I mean, what will NATO have? We
want it we need the enemy. We need the enemy.
There's that that's always the case. But it's still, you know,
Snowden. They've got Snowden. We asked for him and they wouldn't
give it to us. We asked him they wouldn't give it to us.
Ah, yeah.
Julian Assange is still stuck here. But
he has a dice. Because I'm excited. He's like, Oh, we'll
have stuff that will be Oh, make sure Hillary Clinton never
becomes president. It's all the old stuff. He hasn't revealed
anything new. He's these
waffles accusing Google of being in bed with Hillary.
You know, I saw this Google that you made the searches?
Well, we know I know. But there's more to it. Apparently,
according to Assange? Oh, of course, there is I mean, Google.
Eric Schmidt works for Obama. Defense Department consultant.
Yeah. You know, this administration, and people
actually believe that people actually believe when they
search on a search engine, they're getting honest results
based on the algorithm
please. Yeah, you're fooling yourselves.
I did find a little gem in in in relation to all of this. This is
a bill has been introduced in the House hr 5181. And I think
you will like this house resolution 5181 short title may
be known as the countering foreign propaganda and
disinformation act of 2016. So if those what a bill Yes, a bill
I'm going to read parts of into Yeah, this will be good. Well,
you can kind of already guess what it is. We've been talking
about this. This is you know, this is about propaganda. And so
it starts off section two of course, it is the sense of
Congress that foreign governments, including the
governments of the Russian Federation, and the People's
Republic of China use disinformation and other
propaganda tools to undermine the national security objectives
of the United States and key allies and partners. That's
quite a statement right there. That these undermine the
national security objectives of the United States, which I guess
is to, to marginalize and, and squeeze Russia. Yeah. So when
they push back, you know, they're undermining our
objectives. Yeah, too terrible. The Russian Federation, in
particular has conducted sophisticated and large scale
disinformation campaigns that have sought to have a
destabilizing effect on the United States allies and
interests. And by the way, disinformation is misinformation
when it's done on purpose. In the last decade, disinformation
has increasingly become a key feature of the government, the
Russian Federation's pursuit of political, economic and military
objectives in Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, the Balkans and
throughout Central and Eastern Europe. The challenge of
countering disinformation extends beyond effective
strategic communication to public diplomacy requiring a
higher his a whole of government approach, leveraging all
elements of national power. The United States Government should
develop a comprehensive strategy to counter foreign
Disinformation and Propaganda and assert leadership in
developing a fact based strategic narrative. And an
important element of the strategy would be to protect and
promote a free healthy and independent press in countries
vulnerable to foreign disinformation. Yeah, now, we
already have this in place, which is why I find this bill
interesting. We have the broadcast Board of Governors, we
have the Voice of America, we have all the subsets we have
liberty Free Europe, this all of this is American propaganda,
which of course in America, we call that a fact based
narrative. So what is going to happen, and this blew me away,
section three. Not later than 180 days after the date of the
enactment of this act, the Secretary of State shall in
coordination with the Secretary of Defense, the Director of
National Intelligence, the Broadcasting Board of Governors,
and other relevant departments and agencies established a
Center for Information Analysis and response, which will be
referred to as the center. Why is this jarring to me? I'm a
huge fan of the Americans, which is about joking about the TV
show TV show to Russian spies, who don't get married, and they
have kids and they live in America like good old American
family. They're their travel agents, and they're spies and
they do a lot of spying and killing but whenever they need
to, whenever they receive information or whenever they
communicate, do you know the name what they call and this is
I think this is well known that the Russians always call it
center. What does center say? Well, Center says you need to
take this person out Center says you need to do this. Now we have
our own center, and it's called center.
Can we come over something different?
Apparently not. The center mi six
there's always just released in the movies they always call it
control.
What's happening and this is now a this is a big spy. Because of
course CIA everyone does. Everyone does propaganda at the
State Department above all, probably. But here's the
following function center shall carry out integrating
interagency efforts to track and avail evaluated counterfactual
narratives of abroad and the threatened the national security
interest of United States collecting, integrating and
analyzing relevant information including intelligence
reporting, data analysis, analysis and analytics from US
government agencies, allied nations think tanks, waist
academic institutions, civil society groups and other
nongovernmental organizations love those NGOs. And then of
course, we need to develop and disseminate, Developing and
disseminating fact based narratives and analysis to
counter propaganda and disinformation directed at the
United States, allies and partners. They're talking about
RT pretty much just Russia today. That's where they're
talking about. It sounds like it. But the most important
thing, of course, always comes at the end, there is authorized
to be appropriated to the Secretary of State for fiscal
years 2017 and 2018 $20 million to support center and provide
grants or contracts or financial support to civil society groups,
journalists,
nongovernmental organizations, federally funded research and
development centers, private companies, or academic
institutions for the following purposes and of course, that is
to support local independent media. Well, I think the
definition of you paying journalist is not independent
media, who are best placed to refute foreigners.
So they've taken the old CIA program of having a bunch of
journalists working for them and
made it legit Yeah, well, we're actually expanded
it. But out in the open, it's not a secret. It's like, hey,
here we are. This is how we do it.
Yeah, yeah, you're right. So,
so this money and these journalists,
I get some money from them and they have the group that will be
distributing the money will have this great name, independent
journalist, research agency or some bull crap. Yeah. Where are
you getting your money from? Get it from the independent
journalist, a research agency, I get a bunch of it. I'll take the
word agency out. Exactly. fund or to the
authorization of all of these journalists, etc, is for the
following purposes to support local independent media who are
best placed to refute foreign disinformation and manipulation
of their own communities. To collect and store examples in
print online and social media disinformation, misinformation
and propaganda directed the United States and its allies and
partners to analyze tactics, techniques and procedures of
foreign government information warfare with respect to
disinformation, misinformation and propaganda. Well, I can see
that report coming
from a bus Gloucester and Worcester independent thinkers
like ourselves, Well, yes, yes. can mean a big pile of cash
going to yo agenda.
Okay. There you go. Well,
this, of course, is we should probably start up our own anti
no agenda operations on the side to get some neg money degrade
equally as funny. Is another bill that came out this week.
House wrestling resolution 4445 The truth in advertising act of
2016. I guess we ever
shut down the country.
Yes. But listen to it. This is something that's been around I
don't think it's it's just free speech. You can't do this. I
don't think But Congress finds the following the advertisers I
mean, it'd be shocking Are you sitting down John, this might
shock you what Congress has found, Congress finds the
following. Advertisers regularly alter images used in print and
electronic media to sell products and services. Material
materially changing and materially changing the
appearance and physical characteristics of models faces
and bodies included by altering the model size, proportion shape
and skin color and removing signs of aging. Are
you kidding me? Daech make these model they airbrush.
I think it's called Photoshop actually.
Well Photoshop is still I think the term for making your legs
look better. It's still airbrush.
Here's the thing job cheers and shop here's the thing, suck
number two such altered images can create distorted and
unrealistic expectations and understandings of appropriate
unhealthy weight and body image. So there's
apparently some fat woman involved in this this part of
the bill
part three decades of academic evidence links exposure to such
altered images with emotional mental and physical health
issues including depression, anxiety and eating disorders,
especially among children teenagers. Yeah,
so they say Because teenagers are never depressed. It wasn't
for those that bad images. Teenagers would be happy go
lucky. Especially when the 13 year old girls well yeah, there
she notified about I personally
take offense to men, particularly white men of middle
age being depicted as lazy. nincompoops.
But dumb. Okay, honey, I'll do it.
Oh, yeah, that's a pretty common image. And
I think that when you see the commercial that is telling you
and I know because I'm a man, I can say this, with the
commercial tells me if I drink that beer, I'm gonna get those
chicks. Let's make sure that we also make those chicks
realistic, you know, because what's gonna happen you're gonna
get those chicks one's gonna puke on you as all kinds of
crazy shit with beer and chicks now. So the idea here for this
bill is not later than 18 months after the date of enactment Ba
ba ba the fed the federal trade commission sales for bid submit
a report that contains an assessment of the prevalence in
advertisements and other media for promotion of commercial
products and services, and evaluation of the degree to
which such altered images and advertisements or other media
for the promotion of a commercial product or services
may constitute unfair deceptive acts or practices that this
can't go anywhere. But you don't know anything is possible
stupid. Yeah. It's always a bad bill writers. Oh, hold on.
It is
Ms. Ross Lahtinen LDH ti n en. For Ms. Capps Mr. Deutsch to
Cano Mr. Ellison, Mr. Lewis. Ms. Kaptur, Mr. McGovern, Mr.
Hastings, Mr. Cartwright and Mr. gala Galago.
Well, Ellison's the Muslim Yeah, he I can see him being this With
that,
I'm going to show my school by Jonah to no agenda Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
before we start John Happy Father's Day,
Happy Father's Day to you and Happy Father's Day oh
yeah Happy Father's Day to everybody
Happy Father's Day to you all the ships at sea boots on the
ground feet in the air
all right. What was the agreement here today we were
anyone who claims to do
bring up the last week spreadsheet and because you have
to add them so what we're going to do you're going to do the
follow you're going to look at the notes and if there's a
father mentioned Yeah, and there's one like coming up with
the Bachman in Haymarket Virginia it's got a little
Father's Day call out to Nicholas some Morris from
Haymarket Virginia. When you see that use your you stop
stop you stop you're right into your tracks. Okay, good.
And but what I'll do is I'm going to name to do them and do
it you just do them Yeah, you do. A one beat beat one beat you
jump in. It might
be just a jump in this is a pre production movie. I'm really
clear the role is gonna go down and
hold on a second. Please. Thank you. Here's how it's gonna go
down Josh COVID is normal. It's gonna do one beetle he won't be
able to Adam camera to be ready Rademacher she got it and three
to one.
So we start with Chuck Bennett, in Boise, Idaho 12345 and he
died. Our analysis of the Orlando shooting was excellent.
Thea Bachman is 12345 from Haymarket, Virginia. She says
Happy Father's Day to Nicholas summer. Hey, why didn't camera
to shoot me? Just rehearse that. She says Happy Father's Day to
Nicholas summerhouse from Haymarket Virginia Shyla and
McCall brown $101.15. From Rhinelander, Wisconsin. This
donation
is in honor of my husband Dennis on his first Father's Day One of
115 represents the birth date of our first human resource 10 115
We are so lucky to have him in our life and love him more than
words can say love Shyla and McCall
are my all of the men Armando Gara. A year ago and
mail carrier
mayor. What'd I say? mailman?
Oh, you sheepish
in Austin, Texas. 100 bucks. And he
says Happy Father's Day. I hate Moby to back. Sorry, I haven't
done it in a while I moved to Bernie Oh, but still work in
Austin for now. Long story tell you more later after getting my
Pay Pal stuff in order for knighthood. Wow, Armando. I hope
everything's okay. And let me know what's going on in Michigan
and I missed seeing your smiling face.
David when in rockville center, New York, a boob 808 The ad dot
O eight. James Cashion, the second in Herndon, Virginia
in the morning, says James Cushing the second to Happy
Father's Day karma for Jim Cushing who was battling cancer
immobility and rehab. In location he would rather not be
in good weld soon, dad, and thank you no agenda show.
Yes. In for 7777. Sir Rick in Arlington, Washington. 6933.
That came in as a check, Mark to do with in Soha Soddy Daisy,
Tennessee. 6662. Fabulous. And he's got a family reunion coming
up and he will put some karma at the end for you. Sir Kevin deals
in Charlotte, North Carolina. 6432.
Do you have a note? No. Okay. No.
Paul love on Richmond, Virginia. 61 at the end is a birthday.
They're
happy. Hey, happy home. Happy Birthday Masada Happy Birthday.
I'm sorry. My mistake.
It's all love in Richmond, Virginia says to an ad Dean
rocker Roker Roker in Parts Unknown 5510. Michael Kelly in
Grove City Pennsylvania, double nickels on the dime
and he says please give pumpkin eater Father's Day shout out so
we've done that.
Catherine Adams in Seabrook, Texas double nickels on the
dime.
And she says CDR Robert CD commander CDR what a CDR
commander, Commander, I thought was the guess at the ex
commander Robert Adams US Navy retired. Please also give him an
F cancer as he was recently diagnosed with liver and
pancreatic cancer from your loving and ever grateful son
Robert Jr. Yes, I've got an F cancer for the two dads on the
list today and for anyone any other dads who need it for that
matter.
Bard Tosh who when he when he when he and I know how to
pronounce this. Wisniewski and in no new incursion, Deutschland
55 New Church Check. Yes, he's
got. He has a birthday in July 3, which we'll mention, of
course
anonymous in Alberni, Albany Georgia $55. In the morning
generous donation is made in honor of my father Richard
Griffin. I believe you had a listener spying to be sure
future serve future sent cancer survivor. I would like this
donation and all future donations credit to him until
his until his knighthood if he's achieved that status I may be
attributing towards my future knighting Okay, well please keep
track of that for us, then.
Jennifer Stockdale $55 in Washington, Pennsylvania.
Happy Father's Day to my ever patient husband Chris from his
much less patient wife. Can you please give us some toddler
sleeping in his own bed karma? We need it. We're exhausted.
Yeah. Yeah.
You'll be more exhausted. If you move the kid out of the bed as
we say kids. They're not that great.
Garrick, Tolbert in Topeka, Kansas. 53.
And that's a he has a birthday coming up. Eric Fogg
well in Strongsville, Ohio 5252.
I think he's saying happy birthday to his dad, Mark Fogg
Well,
Jesse row in radio, radio, radio, radio, r e a u x radio in
Karen Crow, Louisiana. 5151
time donation. Welcome.
Yes, welcome, sir Luke of London and London, London, London, UK.
51. Matthew Mongan in Baltimore, Maryland. 50. And these are all
50s. I'm going to run through now. Paul Rudkin Parts Unknown.
Joel de ruin. Parts Unknown. Jennifer Hedrick and Harvard,
Illinois. Happy
Father's Day Dochart lab Hold on a moment. Happy Father's Day to
Carlos Messina from Ottoman Calvin and hoppy. Happy Father's
Day to you guys do John and Adam. Thank you. Nice. Thank
you.
Scott lavender in Montgomery, Texas. Michael gates in Colorado
Springs Colorado, Bill LeClaire capital L small a Riverdale,
Michigan 50. Andrew Halverson in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Karen's
Seltzer and Lagrangian. LeBrons Kentucky says
Happy Father's Day to Bradley seltzer.
Dame Jamie in Easton, Connecticut. 50
the love of my life, sir Mad Hatter. Also my dad Jimmy rose,
the recently retired fireman Gil Hunter, the bargain finder, big
Tom off the bear, the fisherman and Kevin Brady the plumber.
Happy Father's Day from Dame Jamie.
Good mood. Dang Janie, very good Baronet dangling Dave Carrie in
Clermont, Florida,
Father's Day, shout out to myself after a 15 year gap. My
wife and I are bringing our second human resource into the
world in July. Congratulations, it works.
So I'm working at Union oil. And there's these two sides of the
labs and one is the union and one's not I'm on the non union
one doing an analytical
stuff.
And there's this one guy that was older older guys, probably
in the late 60s. And a good kind of a good looking guy, but he
was just had this horrible look on his face, just just sour,
sour. And so I asked one of the guys so what is the deal with
the you know, Bill over here is just the you know, the never
talks anybody's just sour because we had a common lunch
room. And the guy says to me, he's getting near retirement
bills get near retirement, just as his wife gets pregnant after
a 15 to 20 year hiatus between kids ah, and so the guy is
having the rest of his life as does Grump. Yeah, yeah. My
better story.
No, it's, you know, it's hard to imagine. Well, you're you're you
have pretty young kids. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, that'll know. But he
also you do tend to like not live with any of them or
anybody. Oh, sit
them out. And I'm out here. Pay for the places. The Anna
Carruthers in Tumwater. Washington. Chris Moore in
Indianapolis, Indiana. These are 50s Jason Clegg in San Diego,
California. Arthur brewer in Madisonville, Tennessee. Just
got some note here.
No, no Father's Day,
Sir Paul of Horseheads.
I will say that Arthur Brewer turned his son on to the show.
So he's just a good father. I say Happy Father's Day to him.
Yes,
Sir Paul of Horseheads 50. Sure Mark Tanner of Whittier,
California, Benjamin Wilson of Hummelstown, Pennsylvania. And
that concludes this now we'll look down the list to see if
there's any random father day call outs. Yes. And there's a
few
I have didn't have. We'll just do so we have a Garrett investor
from Marietta, California. This one goes out to my dad's do
investor from g&g yet since last name, or you may Maria
Oh, no.
Oh, I'm looking at the down the list.
Yeah. Oh, I didn't see that one. I just I was looking at the
other one. Yeah. Robert Taylor.
Yeah if possible also throw on a douchebag call up because he
showed me the show two years ago and still hasn't donated Okay,
dad. There you go. No problem. Dean Taylor. Happy Father's Day
to Robert Taylor. Daniel Morrow, Happy Father's Day to David
Morrow. Amanda Claire from Austin. Happy birthday to Ryan
Claire from Lirael. With Jake Davis, my dad Steven Davis or
Stephen Davis and my father in law, Dan kilo. Paulette
Magnezone, from Joliet, Illinois. This is interesting,
please direct this payment to short David Trotsky's account
from his wife to be Oh, very nice. Paula. It's not sweet.
Graham Wolf from Wichita, Kansas. Happy Father's Day to
Pat Wolf. Jonathan atma This is from my dad sir Bernie atma are
a team Happy Father's Day dad love you also Happy Father's Day
to John and Adam. And that is from a Sir John. He's black
knight of course. name is David. Who says Happy Father's Day to
serve Bernie out to multiple families getting in on this.
This is nice. The Adam and Janet groupco from Sioux City Iowa.
This is for Sir Bernie out of my happy birthday from your
magnificent oh you magnificent DILF very nice. Michael Gonnella
from Hamilton, New Jersey. Hey Mom and Dad. This is funny. Hey
Mom and Dad sorry I've been MIA miss you both today is my
birthday. 61616 but keep that a secret. Keep this all a secret
for now. I'm interested to see where this latest piece of
garbage was in December because I live in what is this?
Code?
I'm trying to think of this any Happy Father's Day thing? This
is not good. I'm gonna look into this later. See what's going to
we can help this person.
Wow, you reading
this? No, I'm
like they don't don't. Davis his lop in Edmonds, Washington. A
Happy Father's Day to Father Don and stepfather noble. We have
Steven Ramos from Virginia Beach, Virginia father Abraham
and brother Adrian. From scuba Steve. Oh, yes. Good to see
Thank you very much. Clarity totally Ellsworth, Maine to
Richard Podolski. And Natalie strange from Norfolk, Norwich,
Norfolk, and that's in Great Britain sent a donation the hope
of adding my wonderful husband and baby daddy Kevin strange to
the list of call outs but there was no option to add his name.
I'm hoping to get this in time to let him know he's thought of
he listens to every show. Happy Father's Day to you all. Anthony
and Selma, Columbus, Ohio Father's Day message for Joseph
and Sal Mo and thank you guys for doing a great show on
Thursday. I'm so tired of how stupid my LG GBVTQQ IAP
community friends are. Thanks for dissecting the media. And I
don't see anything else on this one. Okay,
I got a couple of them the last spreadsheet I want to throw in
Yeah. Andrea Otto says Happy Father's Day to nd Otto Yeah,
now this is a classic This is the guy's name's Andy Yeah, so
he names his has a girl and respect to have the Andes the
second or whatever and it gets going Andrea just I'm sorry I
know how guy I know how it goes. We have Wesley I guess it's an N
T sing his father's day to to Wesley aunty okay, I was
confusing. Jonathan I think that's just only a couple came
in early. But I promised I'd read him on the show. I have a
note here from Natalie Curwood who says I sent a donation the
hope of adding my wonderful husband and baby daddy Kevin's
friends to the list of call outs but there is no room she got the
wrong form I guess So Natalie strange says Happy birthday or
happy birthday says Happy Father's Day to Kevin her
husband All right
well Happy Father's Day everybody.
Just remember be better. I should we should play that
and we'll we'll do we'll do that but I want to make sure that
there will be some people that came in late and get into the
wire under the 12 midnight the yes deadline it will wish you
Thursday with a big Happy Father's Day
and late it yeah we'll make good for sure. Okay, I'll play the be
better Friday. We have a new mix of be better mix for all the
fathers. You can Michelle Obama, the First Lady and Oprah the
other First Lady telling us to be better. So adhere to that.
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All right, always find you you're gonna play us to be good
thing.
I'm gonna play it at the end. Okay,
the end of show and of show. I do have a little thing here.
Kind of funny, just to ease us into some fun. Two things.
Actually. Gayle King, this is just random is not really a
topic. But Gayle King, has invented a whole new category of
people.
And that's great.
Because we know Gail, who was Oprah his girlfriend, who, who
parlayed that into a real gig and she's good at beach. I think
she's really good on the on the I think she's,
she's as good as anybody else on that show.
You know, the things she says are nutty, but you know, she
goes to all these parties, and she's always talking about well,
the guys, the people this party, they can't stand home, Donald
from the people that are the people that did what they want.
Because the
classic, you just all your urine, your circle, and everyone
agrees with everybody else, and you think it's some shocker,
hmm, that they would vote for that guy. I can't believe anyone
would vote for him. Or you can be hanging out with Trump
heights. And then why is anyone Hillary she's a criminal.
But more on the side where I the I believe the circles which in
which Gail moves is very
apt to be an elite liberal, rich,
elite liberal rich and of course very politically correct. Yes,
here we go.
But really, when you think about it, as a woman person sitting
here today, to handle person as the Democratic presumptive
nominee is a really big deal. And something sexist, you feel
about really, regardless of whether you like Hillary Clinton
or you don't like Hillary Clinton or you think she's
polarizing, whatever you think about her, what she has
accomplished is amazing. And I do celebrate that as
well. But the point is first I thought she just kind of made a
mistake but she doubled down with this woman person in
person. What the heck is that all about? Well,
there's a man personally a woman
Irish I think it's it's no idea I do. I think it is intended to
soften the idea of sexism because you know, women vote for
women special hate has no place in hell for women who don't
support women. But now you just say, Hey, I'm just a person. Oh,
yeah, I'm a woman person. But I'm just a person.
It's got to be Raizy a
woman person, woman person
would even say I am a man person. I'm Merson. Maybe just
call myself a merciless and yeah, worse in an immersive
that'd be a worsen and a person now the next one was this is
just great. It's just a little ditty from Fox. This was Greta
she had the only reason I watched her that she had former
CIA officer or at least someone who was billed as a former
covert officer for the CIA and asked about what are we going to
do? These are going to be Clinton is going to be Trump.
Now we know CIA is against Trump. And probably because of
his affiliation with FBI not so sure that they like Clinton. But
let's listen to his description right.
30 seconds left, Trump or Clinton will be better. national
security.
Holy smokes.
You're asking me to choose between two terrible options to
be born with chlamydia or gonorrhea. They're both bad
was like choosing between chlamydia and gonorrhea.
Yeah, I heard that nice. Yeah, that's catchy.
That's that's a good description.
No. to both bad here.
Did you see the new story that? I think it got quashed pretty
quickly. But man did that go fast when you see the face bags
and the emails? Kim Jong on dead after our parents suicide
attack? No, please. No, I know.
I know. All right. Well,
here we go. All righty. Let's play a couple of face bag
things. The first one, I got two clips here fate. I wanted to
Facebook, Orlando and isis just for a kicker.
Meanwhile, Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson has asked Facebook
founder Mark Zuckerberg for data from multiple Facebook accounts
allegedly associated with Mateen. In the letter, Senator
Johnson claimed McCain had posted on Facebook calls for the
US and Russia to stop bombing campaigns against ISIS.
Because we know that it was the stop bombing against
Afghanistan. But all these these posts are done. Yeah. And let's
go. Now this is the underreported story. After this
other story. I'm actually not sure why I wanted to kept that
one. But this is the underreported story that I think
has the potential to be the most disruptive thing if this picked
up on and people start to think about this just a little bit.
This comes as the family of California Student Noemi
Gonzalez, who was killed in the Paris attacks last November,
sued Twitter, Google and Facebook, arguing the social
media networks have violated the US anti Terrorism Act by
providing material support to ISIS. The lawsuit argues quote,
for years defendants have knowingly permitted the
terrorist group ISIS to use their social networks as a tool
for spreading extremist propaganda, raising funds and
tracting new recruits on quote.
Okay, now, yeah,
I think that this has legs and possibilities, because I've been
because there is a lot of stuff on the net. That is, and these
guys don't do a very good job of policing anything. These guys
are the conduits for a lot of this. I mean, this is what Chris
Wood Clinton knew and when she was Secretary of State and could
cause trouble using some of these networks. But I think if
you look at some of these these acts that the government's past
they don't really allow this to happen. Somebody's got to be
respond held responsible. And I think the same thing holds true
for a lot of, of illegal porn. That is on a lot of these sites.
If you start digging around, you'll find their whole What is
this doing here? Pick paste imager. All these guys at
Tumblr, Tumblr, Tumblr, holy crap. Tumblr is a is one giant
porn site you'll have to do is just do any search for any
sickness you have. And then put tumblr.com At the end spelled
correctly and you'll find it I this is sort of thing. I think
there's this got legs. I think they I think they can go after
these guys.
I like to see these
guys busted.
I think they'll they'll go after him. But they'll capitulate if
they haven't already. They'll do whatever is asked whatever,
whatever is required. Oh, yeah. Yeah, well, yeah. Now that with
the with net neutrality and legal content, it's all it's all
going to be over.
Somebody's reporting any of this kind of thing? No, no. No, it's
the golden age of the internet. I've said it before. I'll say it
again. We've already gone past it. We're well past the Golden
Age. Eventually, you know, the torrent sites sites will be
done.
Remember? Remember gopher and Usenet? Those were the days
gopher.
Gopher now that was the pre Golden Age
ever tell you my gopher story? Now?
Yeah, probably, but tell it but tell me again because I easily
forget some of these stories.
So I'd registered mtv.com that ran it on a headless son three
and DGX. And in Virginia, I think they're above a Chinese
restaurant. And then I really just said what domain names? I
don't know. mtv.com. Okay, boom, didn't have to pay anything. And
was St. John's got curry.com that okay, I'll get that and
elvis.com had that a lot of domain names. The nice of
course, there was no web then. So I set up a gopher server. And
that for me as a VJ blonde and everything, you know, sending
compiling binaries and doing all this it was it was a quite a
learning curve. But I got it to work. And I put up little bits
and bobs. Now for those who don't know Gopher is it was a
text based navigation system with hyperlinks, and was pretty
much the precursor to the web. And then I got a cease and
desist from the University of Minnesota. And they said well,
you're using that commercially. I said no, this is not MTV. This
is me. I'm doing it. They're letting me do this because they
don't think the internet is going to be anything and they're
pretty proud of the kids. You words they have on AOL. So we're
had they're all happy. Yeah. Key word MTV. Right. Yeah. And music
television was a double whammy. And I think they also had some
sub gateway on prodigy. So they weren't all set.
And I didn't realize that gopher had a provision against
commercialism.
Yes. And they said you need to pay us $5,000. But like, I don't
have $5,000. I don't have I don't have it. Then.
But I came up with had a website where the gopher angle come in.
Because I was I was using gopher on mtv.com. So when you could
use it to go for D. So it's the demon. It's a service. It's the
actual software that makes go for work. Okay, so they were
saying you have to pay a license, I can't pay that. And
then we came up with a deal. And you can if you if you search for
this on YouTube, you'll find it. I said, what I'll do is I'll
wear the University of Minnesota. Awareness away your
go for T shirt. on MTV.
You mean? Like a sweatshirt? Yeah,
sure. And they said, Okay. That was it. That's worth 5000 bucks.
Probably more at the time. But yeah. Anyway,
I've never heard that story. Yeah, I think I'd remember that
one. That's pretty much what happened. Well, those days are
over. And if you hadn't really You must look back on and say,
Gee, I got all these free domains. And all I got, I if you
got art.com million bucks, that's what they paid for that.
There was a whole bunch of these if you'd grabbed if you'd start
if he knew about squatting early. Yeah. You'd be a
billionaire. Possibly. Lots of money, possibly.
Although a lot of me a lot of that's not true, because of
course, search.com, who owns that? Where does that go to
didn't seen it? They probably paid a lot of money for that.
And I know I was there when they did all those deals. Halsey he
got on he got news.com I think I'm pretty sure he's got
search.com He got a whole bunch of them. And he was bragging
guy. I think he got news.com, which had to be about Yeah. I
think he got that for 40k. Yeah. Yeah. Meanwhile, I was when I
was doing silicon on spin. I was sitting there next to a guy who
ran our.com. And he told me they paid $1 million for it. And this
was during the heyday, the late 90s, where they're going to
where they had the.com crash before it. He says they paid a
million bucks for it. I said, Geez, you probably could have
got a cheaper by loan negotiation. And he tells me
this was showed me that the whole place was falling. It was
just about to fall apart. Right? He says, Yeah, you know, I think
that's true. But at the million dollar mark, when we presented
this number to the venture capitalists, they thought it was
great. Oh, yeah, of
course. Well,
when Anheuser Busch was my client, before I sold them to
the Belgians, we built budweiser.com. Actually, my
first client was Anheuser Busch, we want you to build our
website, budweiser.com. And we also do Bud Light. But there was
a small problem, there was a guy who had bud.com and they wanted
it. Now, you know that if you're getting a call, and this is
1993, maybe? No, no, no, 2000 2003 Sorry. No, no, no.
9596 Yes. No, 96 that's what it was confused. You know, if you
have someone calling say, hey, you know, Anheuser Busch wants
to
sell to the Belgians, until recently.
I'm just kidding. It was a joke. Oh, I didn't sell anything to
the Belgians, as I just declared, Okay, go. So it's
problematic if you're going to call this guy up and say, hey,
you know, you've got bud.com We want that for Budweiser. You
know, but of course, the mission from Budweiser was, you know,
hey, you got a curry you got experience with mtv.com Get us
that for for cheap. Okay, that's what you do. I tried to do and
we did, you know, and it turns out you get it for get ready.
The guy was just a big Budweiser fans. We call them up and we
said it here it was my ploy. Okay, you know, this is some
stuff, but they really want this
very wait. I'm getting this sense that I'm about to hear
like a homer simpson or Kramer kind of story. Go on, pretty
much. Pretty much I'm hearing not good go on. That was like
Hey, man, this Adam. Did Adam curry Hey, you know, here's the
deal, and you just need this. They of course they they own the
name of but no one wants to fight with you or anything like
that. So, you know, what can we do? And you know, Woody which is
August Bush the fourth you know, the guy who got was silent the
dead hooker was found in his home. It was kind of taking over
at the time. And you know, any Would would you like to talk to
him or what can we do and so finally we settled all he wanted
was a case of long neck Budweiser with one bottle
autographed by grinder which was the yeah the elder August bush
and that was it
unbelievable.
Unbelievable. Yeah,
well no one really knew the value then I guess they didn't
know the the value hey there's a I some thinking now as I got
this reported that the Zika thing may have been propagated
by interest in, in in Brazil or I'm not quite sure exactly where
but man they're doing everything to keep keep people away. Please
don't come to the Olympics
governor of Olympic city Rio has declared a financial emergency.
He's asked for federal funds to help avoid a total collapse in
public security, health, education, transport and
environmental management. Rio is expecting 500,000 visitors
during the games. They start on August 5. Brazil is struggling
with his worst recession in decades. And the political
crisis that last month led to the suspension of President
Dilma Rousseff, the country's interim president said his
government would ensure the games are a success.
I don't know. It doesn't sound like they really want it to
happen. And even
I wouldn't blame them.
I think I think that the money in the Olympics, and it's huge
money, this political power and money is all in the television
rights. That's mainly where it all comes from me. Yeah, I don't
think they care. And we don't need any idiots in the stands.
But didn't they put security people in the stands in London
when there was no place for them? Just throw some security
people in? Well,
on that note, let me play the replay. Let me read a note from
Greg knight who comes in with this. Hey, guys, I just got back
from Puerto Rico. And I passed along what I heard while I was
down there, granted, it was only there for four days. But I tried
to talk to everyone who we came in contact with. No one
mentioned how bad they're doing financially. The schools closed
closing down and having no power etc. None of that was discussed.
In fact, when we visited an old fort in San Juan, there was
hundreds of kids there on a school field trip. Ah, as for
Zika, we only saw two mentions of it. There was a sign at the
airport as you exit, and it cautioned about being anywhere
that mosquitoes gather. The second mentioned was at a bus
shelter. There was an ad for an insect bug mosquito repellent
that would that would help with Zika. No locals, taxi drivers or
or hotel staff mentioned Zika at all. There wasn't even a warning
at the pool, which stays open until 11. And we stayed at the
Courtyard Marriott. I thought it this was all very interesting
and wanted to pass along. Keep up the amazing work. Yeah. There
you go. Okay, no more bullshit from our media.
Something that I stuck on for what is it now five years ago,
maybe it's even longer when we had the the earthquake in Haiti
and three presidents came onto the scene all asking for
we just need cash. I know a lot of people want to send blankets
or water. Just send your cash.
Now, this is very embarrassing for Hillary Clinton, in that the
Clinton Foundation is implicated by certainly by Haitians in New
York, who you don't see on the news, but they're behind Hillary
Clinton protesting saying, Hey, yo, where's our billions, which
has just gone. And so what we do now is just come up with a and
it's too bad for these folks. But you know, they had it
coming. We need a distraction. We need to distract the
attention from Haiti away from Hillary Clinton and the Clinton
Foundation. So what do you do?
Senator Chuck Grassley asked the American Red Cross for a
thorough accounting of how it's spent donors money in Haiti. The
request came after a series of stories from NPR and ProPublica,
detailing problems the charity was having in the country, for
example, how the Red Cross raised almost $500 million, but
built just six permanent homes. congressional investigators
sought to find out where the money went. But according to
their report, the Red Cross may not even know what is clear is
that the charity kept as much as $124 million for itself for
management and fundraising costs a contingency fund and for
things the charity calls programs services, something
Grassley says the Red Cross could not fully explain we did
not get satisfactory answers. Grassley, a Republican from Iowa
describe the process of getting information from the Red Cross
as quote pulling teeth
Yeah. So they bring
their boys in it wasn't it didn't go after the Clinton
Foundation or the big bad actors along with a T thing on TV makes
you
question Grassley doesn't it?
Well, not if this is just a lead in to further investigation.
Okay,
good point. But man, Red Cross, it's going to dominate the
headlines, really in Europe. There's all kinds of problems
problems with Red Cross everywhere. That's just an hour.
I have to say, again, I'm a little tired of the nonprofit
sector in the United States of America, then how it operates.
Follow on story to the couple of kids I talked to earlier in the
week. When I went to the spin studio, they're always standing
on the corner, you can't avoid them. And this kid has an ACLU t
shirt on, okay. I'm like, All right. And he's and I just say,
Okay, I'm interested in hearing about the ACLU. And we already
gotten nervous. And it's clearly you know, college kid is doing
this. And, of course, he's getting paid. So he's telling
you about use
like a buck a signature or something like that.
Right. But he's so he's going on about what is it called again?
The
American civil liberty aid? Yeah, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about American Civil Liberties Union,
ACLU. These talk and he's talking and talking to say,
Okay, well, what do you want season while you sign up for 20
bucks a month? I said, Okay. Now you work for ACLU. No, I work
for a grassroots project, Texas, which is the same fuckers who
were doing that for what was the other the other charity we
talked about on the show? Or saved the porpoises? Something
like that? They said, Wait a minute. So your organization,
all it does is it hires kids like you to put on a t shirt,
and then go out and then you solicit money and you get paid?
Yes, they pay you? Well, it depends on how I do. But I
didn't ask any further work. But this whole idea of what it costs
to raise money. I'm okay with with a lot of it. But this is
this is just a this is a job comp. This is a jobs company,
and they're a nonprofit, because they raise money for nonprofits.
I think ACLU should get their own children out here and people
who can really answer questions and really understand what it's
about, I think this should be should be outlawed. I don't
think this is okay. Just that because it's twice the money
again, that then gets shaved off?
Well, that's an interesting complaint. It's obviously been
proven that the outsourcing of this, of this sort of work is
looks better on the books than getting your own people, which
you have to have, you'd have the fire after the mean.
So there's a difference. I mean, there's there are a lot of
nonprofits, the who will say, Okay, we're collecting money for
the gays. And we're just gonna pick one that's easy to
remember. And then they distributed money based upon two
different organizations based upon what they think is right.
But when you look at it now, we have basically just a sales arm,
which is a nonprofit, they take their big, they pay no taxes,
then it goes to Well, let's take ACLU, ACLU takes that money,
what do they do? They give it to other nonprofits and other three
nonprofits and those sometimes even give us with this for
nonprofits. That's too much.
Okay, well, we expect to hear this complaint in future shows.
Okay. I'm not sure what you can do about it. Well, I do know
this much is that if they're gonna go to the Red Cross over
this Haiti thing, they have to go after the Clinton Foundation.
Yeah, they're the ones who collected the most and what is
and what was the deal with with George Bush getting involved?
What? where that money go to the
found I have a written down somewhere. I'm going to look
that up after the show, so I can give you that answer each time.
Let me just write that down. And then I would like to say that we
will soon be rid of Neil deGrasse Tyson. Oh, now what?
No, it'll be good. We'll be rid of him because he's over
exposing himself like a douchebag and is going to end.
He's doing cameos everywhere. Everywhere. There's a cameo of
Neil deGrasse Tyson, that he's turning into Bill Nye the
Science Guy. Yeah, it'll be done. Here he is. And zoo lander
too. I'm Neil deGrasse. Tyson, bitch. And here he is. And what
does
this movie keep that keep? Gotta keep that as an evergreen?
Of course. Keep it as never Neil deGrasse Tyson, bitch, and here
he is and forget what this movie was. Dr. Tyson.
What do you make of all this?
My calculations show that scientifically. We're screwed.
So he has an agent, obviously, that's placing him Yeah,
but it's dumb. It's a bad idea. He's completely well, he has
credibility. I feel.
I think you're right. And here's what here's the way these agents
operate. They get the guy in there. They're looking to get
him a big show. Because they're not making any money off. Yeah,
you're right, you're right. So they put them out there and they
say let's see how they maybe the public loves this guy. I like I
like him. And so they say like, you know, we could you could put
him in this you can put him here's a vehicle you know, he
fits fit right in. You got it. You got Neil deGrasse Tyson
cameo for free. And so they dropped him in these things. It
gets bigger, it gets scale. And so he doesn't think it's 350
bucks or whatever they pay and then off he goes and then they
they look then they start fishing a show or they probably
already have a couple designed around him. I'll tell you,
though, he I think he was terrible host on that clone show
where he tried to be Carl Sagan. He wasn't any good. He gets on
your nerves or something.
I think that we could come up with a vehicle for him. That
would work very well, but he'd have to listen to us.
I don't think he put up with us.
Do you have anything else John, um, Crusher. We end this because
I know you got the game coming up and has a lot to do games
tonight. Let's see. I'd say get the I get the Oh yes. I want to
catch up with some stuff. Let's do the Egypt update and catch up
with this. Oh, very good idea. Yes,
I've been curious.
In the latest in a string of cases against Egypt's ousted
Islamist President Mohamed Morsi. This Saturday, a court
sentenced the former leader and two of his aides to a total of
40 years in jail. The Cairo court also handed the death
penalty to six people accused of passing documents related to
national security to Qatar during the Maltese rule. Among
them three journalists tried in absentia
from behind bars. Mohamed Morsi sat and listened as another
sentence was handed down against Egypt's one time leader. This
time 25 years in prison, along with another 50 years for a
different crime. He's been convicted of handing national
security documents to Qatar, in a trial that Amnesty
International has called fundamentally unfair. Six other
defendants have been sentenced to death. Among them three
journalists including two from the Qatari TV network Al
Jazeera, though none of the three are currently in Egypt.
The court sentences are made the Fifi Mohammed Killarney made
this my smile khateeb Hello, Mr. Mohammed Ibrahim Mohammed he
loved to death
Cata was a firm backer of Morsi when he was Egypt's president,
but relations between Egypt and Qatar took a nosedive after he
was overthrown by the army in July 2013. Since then, more sees
movement the Muslim Brotherhood has been brutally suppressed by
Abdel Fattah Al Sisi regime.
Okay, your analysis
oh there you go. I mean, this guy gets elected he screws up by
being a douchebag and they overthrow him but I thought was
interesting I didn't realize that the the Qatari these were
the Qatar rights whenever Qatar rights the Qatar right from
Qatar were that LinkedIn I guess they were largely a money men
behind the Brazil and Brazil and motherhood and and of course my
Aberdeen is directly connected to Yes, the Muslim Brotherhood
or the Breslin motherhood while there
was never a boring moment, John, that's for sure. Now, things are
moving predictions for the week, Trump will emerge as a hero of
the left with his NRA deal. I think that's already done. It's
just the announcement is waiting and somehow he's going to look
like a great uniter and I do have to say I think times are
desperate enough that something may pop off in the terrorist
realm in Britain before Thursday.
hate this well if it doesn't, then the Brexit is not gonna go
through. It's gonna get overthrown with a pro EU vote
and this stock market is going to skyrocket for about a week.
You heard it here first everybody
and coming to you from the skyscraper crackpot condo in
downtown Austin Tejas, FEMA Region six in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's turning out to be a
scorcher of John C. Dvorak. We
will return on Thursday right here on no agenda. How do you
smoke folks?
I didn't actually interact directly with people in theory.
Somebody whose name gives us nuts in ours last year
personally. Name name name. Name. Name name better named
Neil deGrasse. Tyson US taxpayers given resource limits
enforcement right now right now, right now, right now, you're on
your resource you haven't paid me I want to start with number
one, Dr. Tyson, what do you make of all this? My calculations
show that
scientifically. We're screwed
flying over Afghanistan or maybe it was Pakistan I promised
myself to aim myself at every woman child and man that was on
my list. I don't care if I missed I remote controlling I do
God I'm told by someone come you know Obama gave me a bush more
than Bush and I cost millions. I'm supposed to target
terrorists, but not so much civilians. I don't know what to
say. up some got in my way. A drone again, naturally. A drone
again naturally. Where's $1.9 billion
where's the money? Small hands are coming. You're gonna do it.
You watch
you allow that to happen. And you're okay with that on a golf
course making deals. And you allow that to happen. And you're
okay with that.
Give it up for the brothers on a cool man out here. For the men
out here. Be better for your family's life. Do the dishes,
you know, be better. Be better your family's life. Do the
dishes. You know, do better. Better. Better, better, better,
better, better, better, better. Be better. You better be better
and be better. Better, better. Better. Be better. Hey man,
first of all. Adios mopho.org/n A