Oh, no. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, July 31 2016.
And this is your award winning gizmo nation media assassination
episode 847.
This is no agenda. There's trouble
brewing in NATO land and we're broadcasting live from the air
stream of consciousness in Texas Hill Country in the drone Star
State FEMA Region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I have no idea why he's in
the trailer. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
Well,
I love calling it a trailer
Hi. Nyah. And thank you because my daughter who was with me, is
also calling it a trailer. It's caught on
trailer, but it just happens to be an expensive one.
It's a pretty fancy one fancy fancy fancy, fancy trailer.
Yeah. No, Christina is visiting from from from Holland. Yeah,
you
told us this in the last show. Right?
So she arrived and she'd like that about want to go camping.
We never went camping when I was a kid.
Oh, she's trying to get you to do stuff that you didn't do when
you were her dad.
No, we're doing fun things together. We can do today. She
around as she knows she's out walking now? Obviously not.
Well, I was gonna
warn her. For what? She's just in the woods in a trailer. It's
not a big deal.
Oh, you're so nice, John. Yeah. Yeah, so we decided to pick up
the air stream of consciousness and
you mostly use it. You got it? You got it, flaunt it. Exactly.
And
the acoustics are better than my studio at home. For some reason.
They always did. Okay, I've never noticed this but I get a
lot of comments. I apparently sound better in there. Yes. You
sound so much better today in the air stream of consciousness.
I guess in my voice is meant to be listened to in a trailer.
Yeah. For all the no agenda listeners.
But we also we we trailer we picked an interesting time to
drive out here. We are probably three miles from Lockhart,
Texas. Which is where that balloon came down yesterday.
Oh, three miles. Yeah, yeah, that's right around so you could
almost got hit?
No. This is the one a day record. That is Hmm. Balloon
balloon.
Those things are dangerous. Yeah, I've
been we've been in a balloon three times in my life. And I
had not a single time that I feel very comfortable. I think
the last time after I had my had my pilot's license at that
point. I really didn't feel comfortable.
I had been in a balloon twice. And I wasn't uncomfortable the
first time and then i i Come. The big thing isn't when those
Napa Valley balloon rides. I've done. It doesn't even land
right. It just hits kind of sirens and bounces and bounces
and bounces.
Landing in a balloon is known as controlled crashing is what that
is yes.
It's less, which happened to me. You get a ride with the National
balloon champion, world class guy. Oh, yeah. They know how old
they are in Switzerland. So we go and go up as high as 10,000
feet. Did you do that? Oh, yeah.
Oh, um, so yeah. So did they have oxygen i 10,000. You can
still breathe. Now you're
fine at 10,000 feet, you're fine. But what's interesting is
this guy can I don't know how he looks at the mountains and he
can visualize how to drive this thing. So he goes to a certain
altitude and he knows it's gonna push him West. And he drops to
another altitude and it knows it's gonna push him so he just
sees this
but that's what all balloon pilots do.
Yeah, to an extent not to this extent. No, no, he'll
he'll go maybe, you know, 1020 feet and it'll catch a different
different air stream and then he'll float the you can actually
go like the east and all sudden, you're going west. These guys do
know what they're doing.
So he goes so we go into the Alps. And then we come out and
then we head towards just start and then we go. And so then if
there's a spot we're gonna land because one of the guys I was
with jumped out of the balloon at about 5000 feet. And yes,
well, he had a parachute. Okay, okay, parachuted down to the
truck that carried the balloon in and he just took off in the
truck, and to meet us where we're gonna land and then now
this guy's bringing the balloon down to land it and I'm saying
oh, here
we go. Now kiss the ground. I'll bet he just kissed it.
Not only kissed the ground perfectly. And he's okay. Don't
move. He actually now he was controlling the landing after
the landing. Right so we're all ease down. It's flat. Nothing
was the damnedest thing you've ever seen his lands and boom
nothing's okay. Don't move. And then Okay, now then he gets
points to one of There's three of us in there says okay, you
can get out get out here and then he gets out of the thing is
maybe Just goes a little bit and he gets everybody out this way
because he didn't want the balloon to move an inch right
and we all got out and then he just deflated the thing and that
was that I would say Now if all balloon rides are like that yeah
hey go for it but I don't think I've never no never noticed that
this is the this is not
a one hour but I think what happened and I've just been
reading you know there's no preliminary yet from NTSB but it
appears that there propane exploded
that's how that's why that gag was I didn't know that because
somebody was pointing out they had a screenshot of the story
and there was a propane advertiser. Wow. Hey, they're
getting real that artificial intelligence machine learning is
working out great, isn't it? This probably exactly yes.
Some the machine read that article and saw the word propane
was the perfect
horrible it's horrible. Yeah, so that's, we've also seen like the
Cirrus which is the carbon fiber single engine aircraft that has
a ballistic parachute. You know, which I I'm kind of against that
because it I think it breeds complacency. Like if I run out
of gas, I can always pull the chute. And this one guy pulled
the chute when his engine was on fire. Now what you are supposed
to do is you're supposed to go into a dive to try and do this
certain levers you pull and you open up your ducts and you try
to basically blow the the flames out. He didn't do that he pulled
the chute and they burned up while floating down to earth.
That's stupid as that's there another day wrecker. And then
last night, there was a for a moment an active shooter on
Sixth Street in Austin can believe that one person killed
four wounded
out of town.
What's interesting is I woke up this morning, and I must have
had 10 text messages from people overseas. You okay. Are you
okay? Yeah.
The people here have a shooter.
And I think I want to guide the likelihood of it being you is
almost zero. How many people live in that town?
I'm just saying that's the people are concerned. But that
also shows you when people hear stuff like this, you know, Sixth
Street in Austin on a Saturday night. A lot of stuff happens
there. This is not a good one, of course. So yeah, so I'm okay,
but to forget all that. Okay. Although severely underreported.
Currently, there are about 7000 Turkish troops and civilians.
Surrounding Incirlik airbase in Turkey, which is where we are
with, with the US forces on that base. Oh, this would be good. I
mean, I was not going to be good. And, but, and the
civilians, they're there. They're all antsy and crazy. And
dude, there's like this. There's a video coming through now and
they're all standing around, and maybe we should rush to the
base, which seems like a very bad idea.
rushed the base. And wow,
but you know, right now we have Erawan saying, Hey, what's up
NATO NATO was led by the US was responsible for this coup. That
is what he is now saying, I told you this wasn't over. This is
not not you know, anyone doing it himself.
I didn't get a clip of this. But Artie went with some guy who's
some expertise. So he's one of the somebody big but they say
that now they're claiming it was a combo effort between the CIA
and the FBI as soon as they ran that story, which I didn't clip
because it was too long. I said, Adam,
what's your story? Well, so Okay. So what I understand and
you have They have thrown and see if remove, then. Okay, so
what I understand this was as we kind of already expected, a CIA
based operation, and we know that of course, because they run
for Tula Gulin, who was sitting up there in the Poconos. Now,
it's I still think it was CIA with a warning. Well, it was a
warning shot. Let's just say it was CIA. But there's this Missy
US General has been kicked out. Let's see. That's Joseph foetal
and then the EU calm General. David hate H A i g h. T. He has
been just kicked out of the military for allegations he had
misused government resources while having an extramarital
affair, so they don't the Hulk none of the stories talk about
the misuse of government resources but the extramarital
affair Oh, yeah, you're out. So, you know, I'm sure that there
were operatives within our military who participated in
this But it's obviously odd when you know Turkey is a NATO
country and everyone is now saying hey NATO is not my friend
they're attacking us so we can we can be all upset about Trump
and Hillary and see what happens I don't think this is a couple
of weeks John there's the civilians are in their cars
stand yes just circled around the whole base which has nukes
Of course. So no one's gonna come on to that base we won't
let that happen but this is i This feels a little tinderbox
ish if you don't mind me saying
Well nobody was playing anything including the the strike that
was reported in most of the European this does another round
of the strikes in Syria that just more or less killed nothing
but civilians. Yeah, and I think you played this clip before or
this is incorporated clip you played before as incorporating
this was pretty good. This is from Artie it's Gaia and yes we
love guy and by the way I got I got an ISO you can play this is
how you pronounce his woman's name that we keep talking about
I know chicken
went a little too fast me Hold on
I nature chicken
guy not to chicken. Yeah, guy yet
to chicken gang is something
try to get guy into chicken by nature chicken. You know, Matt,
Matt Lee, our favorite journalists from
a game he tweeted you telling you the divine of beer? For some
reason I didn't understand. Well, that was a
no because Hello. I've been tweeting him for a while. And
you know, I say and someone actually tweeted him to say hey,
man, don't you miss Murray hearth? And one of our people.
And he replied saying, oh, yeah, more than you know. And so I
came back and I said, Oh, you know, man, you guys made such a
cute couple and beautiful. And I reiterated because we had
already agreed that he would come and have a he would have a
beer if you came to Austin. I said, Well, you just been
upgraded to beer and barbecue. How do we get how do we get?
Maybe you'll come to us and one of these days?
He will. He will he will
he will? I don't think so.
And then then I'll get the inside scoop on guys right?
That's all I care about. I don't care about the status with him
talking about Gaia idea. Do you ever do you have a clip from her
that we're gonna play here?
I do I have. Let's see what it says guy in pronounced for
granted was too many clips. Yeah, I agree has to do with the
balmy 650 civilian deaths is okay.
Ah, yes. This is the this was the calculus that they made. How
many civilians would die
in within this is that press conference that has Kirby going
off on Guyana. Go Good, good good.
One official telling CNN, the US was willing to risk up to 50
civilian casualties in this area to get the building to destroy
the building.
The building mentioned was said to be an ISIL cash vault in
Iraq. Following reports the Pentagon was prepared to risk
civilian lives. The State Department admitted there was a
certain quote, calculus involved but could not give any further
details. Former Pentagon official Michael Maloof believes
the policy is allowed to happen because not enough people know
it exists.
Not enough people know it exists. There was this guy
I clicked the whole thing. Obviously, I do have the clip of
guy and I don't know where it where that's not there. The guy
makes the claim he's Maloof, he's an ex Pentagon or State
Department guy. And he says, nobody knows. Nobody's really
talked about this on the mainstream media so that they
don't know it exists where they can't put any pressure on the
government to stop it because of essentially actly. Yeah, it's
for all practical purposes to aid we can kill a bunch of
civilians, and it's just tough to
even know it's better than that. We calculated we might kill some
civilians.
Yes, I did. Up to 50 or acceptable. They said,
Well, of course they're just humans.
Yeah, what about fleas
and swingler. See here, the other clip assuming FIND
IT guy clip. Let me see what I got here. I do have a kind of it
might actually be good to start it off. But I need to talk about
something else. Do you have the other guy clip?
And I'm looking at okay, well, you can play this way. In the
meantime, this is a clip from the convention that when you
look while you're playing this, this is a clip from the
convention nobody really played that big. It's apparently I
think if I'm not mistaken, I have it in my notes somewhere to
get this guy's name in here. I have a lot of notes. I got a
note thing to do. A manual clean. Yeah, there's a manual
clean. Are are clever. And he is one of those. I don't know that
they knew he was a preacher. I think he's a congressman or
something or she one of those state representatives, they
pulled those guys out of the woodwork for this convention,
this state assembly woman, or Arizona's assembly kind of
thing. And this guy was one of them. And I don't know that they
knew he was a preacher. Because he does this preaching thing,
which is very formulaic, black preacher. And he ain't he's
talking very normally until he gets to the end. And this is
what he goes into, uh, nobody's really played this clip at all.
I while you were talking, I was trying to figure out which clip
it is. I cannot find it she Oh,
I'm sorry. She won't stay throwed ah,
Okay, gotcha.
And that baby grew up graded a tumult that put him up. And
three days later, the world knew he wouldn't stay throw. Now,
here's a warning to those who might be tempted to spend the
next four years trying to knock Hillary Clinton down. You better
get ready for a woman who wants to stay throw. They throw down
as the first lady, but she didn't stay throw. They threw
down as a US senator, but she wouldn't stay throw down as a
secretary of state, but you wouldn't stay throw down in his
dairy campaign. This campaign, but she was she won't stay
through you better listen to me. I said she will stay through.
Yeah,
I did see him. I thought it was hilarious. Yeah. Classic. And I
don't think I don't know what they were thinking that. I
thought this was. I'm sure when they read it. The Read This
might sound
Yeah, of course. It reads very different when you put it in me
it's a lot. Voice. Yeah, absolutely.
Well, I have I have that clip, by the way. Oh, yeah. Okay. All
right. Well, US air strikes on Thursday. We go.
Serious. A foreign ministry has urged the United Nations to
condemn us led airstrikes on Thursday, which it says left 45
civilians dead and 50 injured. In a letter sent to the UN Syria
compared the bombings to atrocities committed by Islamic
State.
You know, I just noticed something as I'm listening to
that we've become so I will say somewhat desensitized that when
you hear 45 dead, like oh, man, but then you hear 50 wounded,
whatever. Whereas here, these 50 wounded could have their heads
hanging by a thread. Did you do you have that like, oh, 50
wounded? Yeah, but you don't really think about what those
wounds are. So it's
no you think they're the lucky ones? Yeah. It's how
unhealed my soul came less than two weeks after another
coalition airstrike is said to have killed dozens of civilians.
He is going he chicken did.
US Central Command said late on Thursday. It had I'm quoting
here initiated an assessment following internal operational
reporting that a strike today in your mom beach Syria may have
resulted in civilian casualties and quote, again, this is us
reaction to the latest strike on Thursday. On Wednesday, the US
said there was sufficient credible evidence of civilian
deaths in another strike, which the US carried out last Monday,
also near the city of mom beach. It reportedly killed dozens. So
the US is now investigating civilian casualties in a number
of us strikes in Syria. That happened in less than two weeks.
Last week when I asked the State Department whether the US
thought the strike in Palm Beach last Monday was a mistake. State
Department's John Kirby seemed visibly irritated with my
question costumer strike, they're reportedly killed around
20 civilians in the ISIL. Health city of Manbij. In Syria, was it
a mistake on Monday?
That's another great accusatory question you've asked here. No
other military works as hard as ours, none. No other military in
the world to prevent civilian casualties. And when they happen
again, I'll say it again because apparently it didn't sink in the
first time. It happens. We investigate it fully and
completely. And then we're transparent about it. And then
we take the lessons learned and we try to prevent it from
happening again, just to be clear. One is one too many
wild fire departments John Kirby says the US views one civilian
casualty as too many. We see reports from Syria saying us
strikes killed dozens. The US acknowledges that the strikes
happened. It is now assessing how many civilians it estimates
may have died in those strikes.
So we played parts of those clips. I think it was two shows
ago then since you brought it back up. Let me play the Barbara
Starr, who's from CNN, the Pentagon reporter. I think this
is it. And this is what she reported in January or February
one
official telling CNN, the US was willing to risk up to 50
civilian casualties in this area to get the building to destroy
the building.
No, it was known
by we didn't we didn't catch that back in the day to say no,
no.
But But Kirby is such a dick. It's a million ways you can play
it. Of course,
he has a super dysplasia like, you
know, he wasn't he wasn't navy. Admiral, I believe. And he,
although I don't know what he had,
he was the spokes hole for he was in public affairs. He's the
spokes hole for for DOD is what he was that he
he has this kind of, I've run into this, you run into bosses.
There's different ways of doing management. And one of the
things you can do most irritating as these kinds of
bosses that say stuff like it, I guess it didn't sink in these
annoying and crazy accusations. I remember some one of these
boss types when I was working in for a living, and they they do
stuff that was for some reason was always galling when they
puts something that the bottom like, at the end of the like a
memo would say a word to the why,
ah,
that kind of thing. Yeah. And that's what Kirby is. He's one
of those guys.
And he's not the boss of them.
Which is even worse,
those guys would just not just you have to be a 24 hour dick.
Yeah.
Show title show title. 24 hour. Deke. Let me write that down.
Now, we have a lot to discuss about the last evening of the
DNC. But there's I just wanted to bring something up. And I
know you'll get it. And you'll have to help me explain it
because not everyone has had the experiences we have. But I was
watching Trump. And I don't even think I clipped this because it
was on TV everywhere, where he did his press conference. And he
said, You know what? Everywhere I go, I hear people say lock her
up. And you know, I said first let's beat her in November. But
I'm starting to agree with you. The gloves are off. What do you
say people the gloves are off. I'm sure you saw that. I did see
that. And when I was watching him and then it hit me maybe I'm
late to the party. Maybe this is very obvious to everybody. But I
now all I know this guy, then I'll explain. John, you've been
in fact, when I came back to Europe in 19, at the end of 99.
Just before the y2k. For a while there, you know by was the
prodigal son i i had no I had you know, I've taken a company
public and all I was the guru and
Tao I remember reading about you in the we met in 92 or 93. But I
was in Europe floating around. I think I may have been passing
through Holland. But I was reading about you it round 2000
in a newspaper article about how it was I believe, I said what it
was like you'd turn into this superstar entrepreneur. Yeah.
Some computer or something it was on and on the most fawning
piece I've ever ran. I said, Wow, I kind of I didn't realize
this guy. You know, cuz you move back to Europe. You're in the
United States for a while. Yeah. And I said, Holy crap. I should
get a hold of this guy. Yeah. Which
is, I think kind of how we met. And I remember very, very well,
what you said to me the first time. Hey, man, what's your
deal? What do you what do you like? I remember it. I remember
exactly. Hey, man, what's your deal? Are you a richer? Do
people hate you for no good reason? Something like that?
Well, that's how I came across. Sure.
It doesn't really watch. I can imagine how it came across.
Well, anyway.
So for that for a couple of years there. I was kind of
invited into the elite circles in the Netherlands. And when I
say elite, I mean, very wealthy people. Not I'm not saying rich.
I'm talking wealthy people. Yeah, big difference. Yes. And
politicians and those go hand in hand who's very, very creepy to
see when you're in like, some rich dudes house and there's the
Prime Minister is on a 10 speed bike driving through his house.
I mean, odd things that I've seen. And that's really when I
first started to realize, oh, man, this is effed up here at
the top. So for a while I was there. And so we've attend you
know, functions or parties, whatever. And I know that you
have met this type of person, a rich person now had wealthy rich
now rich can be $100 million. That's not wealthy that's just
rich. And every single not every but a lot of these rich people
who were at these parties would have like they started a
supermarket chain. Now they had 50 supermarkets or 100. They
started as sportswear clothing company, or they had
construction companies. And these people, are they, they
they are they are accepted into these elite circles, but they're
never really accepted only because they have money. And
after a while, you know, from the outside, it looks like
they're just a part of it. But these people are typically very
gruff.
Yes. They're, and I've done this just in reference,
like that's what I need you to do. Because you know what I'm
saying?
This is what Bloomberg? And I did have the numbers in class. I
don't know if we played it or not. Ah, do you have it for
today? It was in the last show. Do you have to look it? I'll
find it when you talk. I'll find it. And Bloomberg. This is
exactly what Bloomberg who is wealthy. And he's a mogul. And
he's got all these things going on in a certain kind of Wealthy
Way as opposed to just a rich, gay hole. This is exactly what
Bloomberg accused Trump of yes, he said that Trump is hated.
Yeah, all the other billionaires and he hate him. They don't even
know who he is. He's Amis meaning this and went on. And
of course, they know who he is. But that's they they allow these
guys in because they have often as media connections, you know,
they're sometimes they're a little exciting. They, they are
the ones that have the crazy ass car of the great plane. They
were all their wealth on the outside. And I like my friend
Michelle, who's in right now. He has nightclubs. He's got strip
clubs. And Michelle can barely write. He can he can barely
read. I mean, for all intents. And I say that, Michelle, you're
you're a complete moron. I know, but I'm good. I'm good at what I
do. And I can count it no problem counting. And this is
what Trump is. And, and I am when he was up there saying
gloves are off. He this guy is a builder, I kind of went into his
history just although it's a lot of it's kind of well known and
discussed. But when you go back to his, his grandfather, who
started actually he started in Seattle of all places, building
hotels, and you know, kind of quote unquote, brothels. After
he'd be he was, when there's a gold rush, you can either be
looking for gold, or you can sell the picks and shovels and
seems like the Trump formally Drumpf and at some point Trump
and then Trump you know, they are the pick and shovels, guys.
And when you listen to Trump, he is a builder. He talks like a
builder in and the builder is just it's just another
construction guy is very blue collar, except he's the guy that
can communicate with contractors and builders are very good at
borrowing money and leveraging and that's what he is. And
that's what he'll always be. So no wonder the blue collar
workers of America and they whether you're in a factory or
whether you're in construction, they hear a guy talking like the
here on the building site every single day.
And it may seem like in their language, and it
may seem completely obvious to everybody but all sudden I
realize oh my god, I know this kind of guy. And you know,
there's always a kind of a dark edge, you know, the the and
they'll hang out the guys they hang out with is boxing
promoters, you know, Ultimate Fighting champion league owners.
It's that's just who they are. It's their people. Is that who
they hang out with?
It's not hanging out with the Boeing CEO. No, but
from the outside. All we see. And the way he's being portrayed
is this, you know, incredibly rich, a whole crazy guy. We're
really he's the he's the kid that okay. Yeah, he certainly
did not come from a poor family but not a wealthy family, a rich
family. And, and his dad built up all these apartment buildings
in Coney Island and Queens. And he admits I'm gonna go try my
luck in Manhattan. So he's really a builder boy from
Queens, who made it big in Manhattan. And he does with all
these types of I'm not denigrating this type of person.
But he shows his wealth on the outside is what he does is what
he likes. But there I think, a large majority, not just a
majority, but a large majority of the United States is like
him. And all we're hearing is the elitist media from the
coasts, who of course don't understand him. They didn't grow
up and I only understand it because I've met so many people
like him and it just hit me like I know, I haven't been a
builder. I haven't been in construction yet summer job may
be here or there, but so you can recognize it. But that is
something gotta keep in mind and I think that's the danger is
that I don't know if there's a danger, but it's a danger at
all. No, but not not a danger. But I think there's a danger to
the Clinton campaign if they don't, if they don't really
fully grasp this, which I don't think they do. They may really
miss miss the boat because that's why you can't target this
guy with calling him names. I don't give a crap about that.
Don't just don't know. So I kind of had to preface that because
once you keep that in mind, it's like, Oh, okay. But even even
wealthy people have this of alcohol an affliction. Like, I'm
sure your buddy Hurst to a degree is like this.
There is a who's a Democrat, by the way.
Well, there's that. Yeah. Well, I think traditionally blue
collar workers have been Democrats.
Well, Hearst is not a blue
collar work. No, I'm just saying that the the people we're
talking actually blue collar workers have been Democrats
because the Democrats supported the unions. But once as we play
that clip, sometimes man in about a month ago, the guy wrote
that book about what happened to the liberals, you know, dude,
liberal politicians, they're all white cod. They're all in for
the white collar they're in for the guys who work at the bank.
So on, you know, your banker, didn't work
for you was that Thomas Thomas, Thomas Frank was that the guy?
Maybe you have to
accept that the Democratic Party, the sort of leadership
faction of the Democratic Party isn't really at their core
bothered by inequality, they think that to a certain degree
it reflects the way things ought to be. This is because the
Democratic Party isn't the leadership of the Democratic
Party is not who we think they are. It's a different group of
people serving a different agenda than what we then their
brand identity tells us that and you and you describe them as
pretty much the opposite of the working class, the blue collar
workers in this country. That's yeah, that's not who they're who
they're interested in anymore. I mean, once upon a time, say that
Franklin Roosevelt, you know, Lyndon Johnson or something like
that? Yes, absolutely. That's what the Democratic Party was
about. They were about the middle class of this country.
Today, they are about the professional, managerial, highly
educated, white collar, affluent, suburban class, that's
who they identify with. That's who they, you know, they've,
they've, they've sort of developed this enormous
literature, talking about how this class of people is the
pinnacle of history. You know, this is also the class that
they're all themselves that they themselves are drawn from, you
know, they they talk about these people all the time, and they
see that, you know, this group of winners is, you know, the the
ultimate the sort of number one democratic constituency, they
think that that class of people deserves to be where they are
that
this. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I'll go and I'll pop that clip back
in. And, you know, when you see Hillary Clinton, and I was
talking about her, I found her speech to be very, almost
sedentary, it was kind of boring.
It was very boring. She went into her that that kind of weird
look that she puts on when she gives it her stilted speech. And
if we can play another clip, that's a past clip, note that
this is a clip show. If you can play the clip, and this is one
of the A if you can find I should ask for do you have the
clip where she's talking over herself? And at the same time?
What would you have titled that?
That's your clip? You're the one who made it? Oh, she's hogging
over.
So you found Oh, the mix okay. The
mix not been while you're looking for that? Let me set it
up. I was actually astonished by this particular clip, because
and you heard it again when she gave her speech at the keynote.
And what was funny as of as a I don't know if I have any clips
worth playing, but Chelsea Clinton gave a speech that was
so robotic. Yeah, and slow moving. And I took some notes on
it. She's and she do a couple of I think I do have a Chelsea
clip. Maybe we should play this thing. She says constantly
referring to her mother's his mom, never ever and she'd say
never ever and she'd say him in a very robotic like way. And she
do it over and over. I first picked it up about the third or
fourth time she said never ever as it was you know, some? I
don't know what the point of it was to be honest about it.
Chelsea clip here. Sorry. I'm Chelsea never going here. Yeah,
here. It says Chazzy I got I got I got How does
she do it? How does she keep going amid the sound in the fury
of politics. Here's how it's because she never ever forget
who she's fighting for.
Never Never. She is. This was everyone. Oh Chelsea was so
great. Listen to the thing. Audio. Don't look at her. And
it's so slow.
Listen again. Listen again. I think she's actually to
be honest about it. Sorry. There's certain things you can
use your ears you're not used to talking to a man monsters crowd
the doctors can give you drugs. And and it sounds to me that
just
do it. How does she keep going? Amid the Sound and the Fury of
politics? Here's how. It's because she never ever forgets
who she's fighting for. Yeah,
it's interesting. You say that? Because she seemed Yeah, she she
was either very calm and very good at it. Because it's hard to
be calm when you're doing that kind of speech with Paxil. Was
that what you say? Paxil?
Yes, actually is the one that's recommended. I think I have the
ISO mix of the two Hillary's
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Let's I didn't get to finish the
explanation. Okay. This is two different speeches. That Adam
because of this cadence thing that Hillary has. She's very
robotic, just like her daughter apparently is, or has been
trained. And these are two different speeches that Adam has
taken and just overlaid one over the other. This is not an echo
effect. This is that this is this two separate things and put
together
I'd go I don't know if I have the long one. But this is the
short one just so you can hear tap on yeah, here we go. I
will make the right choice here.
That's two different two different interviews. Yeah,
exactly. The same cadence.
Exactly. The same stuff between the words the same spacing is
up. rageous. I did pick up just a short little thing here. I
want to play since we're talking about these people being robots.
This is a this more proof that Hillary is not a human.
Hold on. Okay, here we go.
We need Hillary Clinton. Because she doesn't sleep.
She doesn't sweat sweep. She doesn't
sleep. She doesn't sweat. We know she does not sweat.
Apparently she doesn't sleep either. Come on, by. actually
have that proof here? What's the weirdest?
The weirdest thing about me is that I don't sweat. There you
go.
You had a clip of that issue where she admits it.
That's from jeez, that's from October 15 19 to 2015. That's
how long ago we did. We actually had a clip of it.
Yeah, we knew about a lot longer than that.
Well, there was of course, a lot of the fawning and Fun Fun
Stuff. After the find the closing of the Democratic
Convention. Oh, and by the way, everyone saw the the GIFs and
the memes of the Clintons with the balloons. And of course, the
one where Hillary does that crazy crazy look.
Yeah, that was wild. Well, no,
it's not it's you just have to take into consideration she was
putting on an act the entire time. Because if you're an
adult, and you're running for president, and you're at your
convention, and balloons fall down, you are not actually that
surprised. Oh, whoa. No, you know what's happening, you know,
you know that coming down? And that face she made is because
she's like, what children? Oh, look at the beliefs children. So
it was all an act as far as I'm concerned. And what is bill
doesn't even hold her hand. He clasps her wrist or something
just like don't leave Hold on. They're not even holding hands.
It's a farce.
Far modal. farce. For a big word.
It's really now let's play a couple of clips from with
analysis from your mainstream media. This is NPR I believe
this is Lisa Dejardin who is the the new the new kid on the block
when it comes to political reporting for democracy. PBS
newshour
NPR News. That NPR but NPR was doing a joint with them on this.
Yeah. Did
they got a joint going on this drop? So
Lisa, let's follow up on that. This whole question of trust.
It's not just likability, it's trust. And as Juana says, a
majority of Americans polls show don't actually trust her. Can
she convince them otherwise? Did she go some way to convince them
last night or is she just sort of leaving that issue on the
table and attacking on a different front?
I think they are nodding toward that issue there. They recognize
that issue. But what the Democrats have been doing with
this convention, what Hillary Clint was trying to do last
night was to change the Question, you know, to ask a
different question, and it's several questions. One of them,
the largest one probably was national security. And we saw
from Republicans on Twitter reacting, saying, I'm hearing
things in the speech. Tonight I'm hearing about patriotism
hearing about the founding fathers, I'm hearing a vision
for America. That reminds me of the way we used to talk. Dick
Cheney's former spokesperson said he was in his kitchen cry,
wondering how am I weeping at a speech by Hillary Clinton and
he said, What has happened to my part? That's right.
I liked that one. was some pretty good propaganda right
there.
I can see crime. My app
was training. It was Cheney's it wasn't Cheney. It was Cheney's
PR personnel was
it, I found that the fact that MARK SHIELDS I believe, said it
was disgusting, the last day of the convention, because it was
doilies. There was literally waving flags they had. And they
were mostly actors, because they refused to let the Bernie people
back into the convention. Yeah, they would walk out not only the
doors, they locked them in, if there was a fire, there have
been deaths. And so
they, they turned off the lights in the in the auditorium where
Bernie supporters had left. But they also had white noise
machines behind those sections. Did you know we've looked at
that? Oh, that wasn't a white noise machine.
That was a Wi Fi repeater.
Oh, okay. I went to look at you look at it. Good, good, good.
Um,
I went to look at the Reel. And I find those or I actually have
one of those antennas. And I know exactly what they I thought
I went to look at what add white noise generators. They're all
okay, bigger and they're round. Okay. All right, good, then
we're cool. It takes a couple of big speakers to make them work.
But the disdain from the media towards the Bernie supporters
was set for Democracy Now.
Well, let's play that first. And then I'll play.
Did you have something? Yeah, I
got a couple of things here. This should be the one No, no,
no, no. I'll start off and then you play yourself. Dig up. Okay.
So
here's Don Lemon. And I have two clips from Don Lemon. But he he
not only because he has a couple of Bernie supporters, and pretty
much across the board, you saw mainstream reporting saying,
Well, you guys should shut up. You know, you'd be bizarre to
Hillary was your nominee you should shut up. is telling
everyone to shut up. Shut up, shut up. Shut up. You gotta shut
up. Shut up. Chefs slave. And here's what lemon said,
channeling our current president while he was doing it, have
some dignity. You come to someone else's house show some
respect? I was thinking the same thing about Bernie Sanders
supporters tonight. He didn't feel like this was your party.
Why come to the party? Come to the party. If you come to the
party if you come into my house. Don't be rude.
33% of the house
doesn't matter. That's not that's not the case. The nominee
Case No, it was nominee is Hillary Clinton. That but
anyway, you're going to Hillary Clinton's party tonight. So get
on board with Hillary Clinton. Or be quiet. My house. My house,
sit on the couch, have some drinks, but don't come in my
house tech telling me that the drapery is ugly.
So where have we heard that you're in my house before?
You're in my house? Shame on you. Shame on you.
Wow, yeah,
I give you a clip of borderline. I'll take
and then just for just for jollies just really for you and
me because some of the stuff that said here is just so funny,
because I think we both agree that Don Lemon is really a
douche extraordinaire. So it's now 230 In the morning, and he's
still doing these this stupid show. I mean, it's crazy. It's
at 230 in the morning, CNN barely gets 300,000 people
watching in primetime. Okay, so it's 230 in the morning, and
he's has this panel and you know, they're all tired and
they're punchy, and they're talking over one another. And
all of a sudden behind lemon triumph the the Insult Comic dog
appears a boat over his shoulder.
You're not part of the political Dream Team.
That's what he calls his panel. The political Dream Team. Yeah,
okay. Yeah, lemon. That's it's a political Dream Team because
only appears to be a dream team in your dreams.
You're not part of the political Dream Team. Did you watch the
speech tonight?
I watched the speech. Speaking of dreaming I fell asleep only a
couple of
rows that it's not the right it's not the right guy doing his
voice. No, it is the
right it is the right guy but he it was 230 for him. Then he lost
it a bit. Yeah, he lost a lot actually.
Oh, it's really the dream candidate who Henry's dream by
calling Tim Kaine Hillary's you worrying vice president because
he talks for 30 seconds
but now lemon These are his body language everything that and the
guy's got his the puppet right over his shoulder in the cigar
keeps falling on lemon suit and he's he's annoyed and pissed off
because he's Don Lemon. I tell you, Don Lemon is a serious man.
Why do you keep dropping going on now he's yelling at the
crowd. Nobody, nobody pays attention overnight. I love
that. Don Lemon is an overnight legend. Now, those of us who
have worked in radio particularly know that if you're
the overnight guy, you're bottom of the rung, you're the loser,
the loser of the TA, loser overnight overnight.
Cigar
Finally you're getting the respect you deserve.
All right. I just thought I got
to here's the here's the clip. This is the Brexit girl. There's
a new chat, which I thought was very creative. And there's a
girl walk and this is the outside the convention hall and
this was only covered by Democracy Now.
My name is Karla Strozier. You might you sign it says GemEx it.
And it's basically borrowed from the Brexit, which we recently
saw in Britain. This is an idea that's been stirring for a while
among Bernie supporters, which basically has to do with it. If
Bernie would not get a fair shake at the convention, then we
vowed to come here as Democrats but to basically leave the party
and no longer, you know, affiliate ourselves with the
party after.
Now there was a number I'd lost the rest of this clip, but they
went on to go through this crowd. And I'll tell you a
couple of things that went on. One was everybody was irked
about not getting credit. One woman went I should say I never
got my credentials. I was a Bernie delegates, and they never
let me in ever. Oh, really. And they kept they kept most of the
people out. And then the ones who did get in they rousted,
they took their credentials away. 700 of them at least a
word lost their credentials for the last day during the Hillary
thing. And that's beside that little video that was going
around at the twit tweeter and on Facebook with his girl and
saying look at all these seats are blocked off so he can't sit
down they won't let us sit down. And they could see that and then
she'd stitches before the thing started. She showed the whole
convention center with all these little white sheets on the seats
and those are the ones where they were blocked off for actors
did not do you have any details on the on the actor thing? How
many actors were there? I mean,
it looks like you're about 700 or 800, maybe 1000 Whatever it
was, which would cost them $50,000 Because it's 50 bucks.
It's an act that's what they were offering so this woman this
girl that was doing the report she's the one who brought up the
thing saying there was a white noise generator that wasn't
true. What they did is that they in fact, I have one of these
examples you could kind of hear it when when John Allen came up
John Allen was the worst speaker ever even all he's ever ever he
was all he is so good. And all he was doing was was doing an
act it seemed to me he was doing I have three clips from analysts
play them one of them is this is him being a World Wrestling
Federation guy would clip one just screaming at the audience
to because they're yelling no more war up in the corner to
those
to those acting against peace, acting against civilization in
the world order. We will oppose you.
When it When did he say acting against civilization,
civilization the world order
some like that. He's talking
to our enemies. We will pursue you as only America can. You
will fear us. Choices and healers. We see some
wrestler you
as fantastic
as a wrestler. To me this could be Hulk Hogan. Here he goes
again off a little more.
America will continue to lead this political world. We will
oppose and resist tyranny, and we will defeat evil America.
America will defeat ISIS and protect the homeland.
Okeydoke
guys nuts Yeah, no, I do have the one John out. I think
there's just another clip here. Yeah, I have no no yeah, that
now this one here you might not listen, you're here. And anyone
who saw followed I retweeted this on Twitter which was a
little memo that went out to telling people if if the if the
Bernie people start chanting this you chant that and when
they started Wait, wait sorry. So when they sent no more war no
more war. The audience is the ones that aren't Bernie
supporters within the Bernie some people Bernie guys got in
there because you can tell because they're all dayglo
shirt. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And they were easy to see when the lights
went off. Get one last one off, they glowed. Because I guess
there's a blue light in the in the darkness. Anyway, they, when
when they chant no more war, which they were doing all during
John Allen speech, which is why it was yelling so much. You're
supposed to Yeah, they had a counter, check a little little
Shi lar ri or U S, a U S, a no more war USA. And so they do at
the same time, the same cadence so you can drown them out. If
you listen carefully to this clip. And I don't know how well
it comes through on the over the Skype or the or the we're doing
here. You will hear the no more war chant go on in here a little
bit and then the other people pick it up and drown them out
during this.
So we stand before you tonight to endorse Hillary Clinton for
the President of the United States of America.
We trust in her judgment. We trust in her judgment. We
believe in her vision for United America. We believe in her
vision of an America as a Justin strong leader against the forces
of hatred, the forces of chaos and darkness. We know that she
as no other knows how to use all instruments of American power,
not just the military to keep us all safe and free.
America Yeah, the USA is is is drowning it out. You can
definitely hear it in the background. Yeah,
this guy was a lunatic. He was also involved in the betrayus
affair. He was the one having sex. I think also with the
reporter he had
Yeah, that's right. They there was like a triangle thing going
on. That was why this
guy is a complete douchebag. Yeah. And I think Trump called
him out as a as a failed, he was responsible for some of the
Afghanistan crap. Or Iraq, Iraq, maybe I'm not sure I don't
remember the details of his complaint. But I find that to be
a very interesting moment at this convention.
Well, after the fact that we know about these cheat sheets at
which there are pictures of Yes, and so there was a lot of
management going on. It's pretty well write that,
to be honest about it. If I was them, I would have done the same
thing. And I would have I think they did a wonderful job of
covering it up for them and the media went all along. They media
wasn't going to show any of the Bernie people they weren't
gonna, they weren't gonna make them that's for sure they Mike
the front of the audience, so they didn't have you 99% of the
people watching John Allen screaming like, like Hulk Hogan,
never would have heard any of the stuff because it wasn't
micrometeorite was definitely not to be heard.
Well, now, I was gonna, I was gonna play a short clip, just
because you said, you know, the media was all in they love to
joy read, I can't stop watching MSNBC. It's so much fun to
listen to what they have to say. She, of course, is the new
superstar within the news team.
I think for the first time, Hillary Clinton was able to
connect people like me, who maybe were, you know, sort of
studying and watching this but not really emotionally connected
to what she was doing to create an emotional connection with
her. And I think she did that not by herself. But over the
course of this four days. brilliantly. It was a brilliant
piece of television. First of all, let's just acknowledge it
was it was well done. And it was almost like an Oscars telecast.
It was well done. We built to an emotional crescendo, where at
the end, you bought Hillary Clinton as a president. You
bought Hillary Clinton as fundamentally a mom and a
grandma.
Yeah, because you were bought Come on, like an Oscars telecast
when it got when it got real late and they had the very late
again after midnight stuff going on with the was Chris Matthews.
Doing the late shift. Yeah, I have a clip. He was he was there
was a couple of things he was visibly hates. Visibly hates
that guy. Oh, man. What's his name? The guys the bail lesbian.
We always talk
about Chris Hayes, Chris Hayes, Chris. Hey, Chris Hayes.
Chris Hayes was on this panel with him and he's running the
panel and the panel is you couldn't hear where I think A
small clip of what it sounded like most of the time. I think
Joy Reed was on this panel, I'm sure and I think there's a clip
that says something
about Matthews on a massive change. Is
that the one? No, no, that one I want you to play next. But
there's another clip there, but to what it sounded like it's
just a very short clip.
Well, I haven't studied your clips for people who don't know
hardball
sounds like this. Okay, gotcha. Yeah,
that's exactly what it sounds.
You couldn't hear anything. No. Most people until Matthews kind
of took over. And every time Chris Hayes spoke if you didn't
watch Sam, you watched Chris Matthews. You could see this guy
seething. I mean, he was grimacing he was biting his lip.
He was just steam was coming out of his ears. I don't think he
liked that woman either. that you're that you're so fond of
now? He is Matthews has been at MSNBC forever.
Who am I? Who am I fond of it at MSNBC?
That woman? That woman you just mentioned joy? Really? No. I'm
not fond of her. Well, I mean, you find a clipping her? Oh,
yes. Oh, yeah. That's fun. That's fun.
Oh, clipper in the morning, a club flipper in the evening.
It's fun during the summertime.
But, but when haze speaks Matthews check
now, but also it's because Chris Hayes is like he tries to
command the room with his with his shish oily looking face.
It's voice. And but you know, it's like this, right? Because
we all know the right. Right. It's annoying to everybody.
Yeah, he's very annoying. So hey, so this is early in the
morning. So this is the this is Matthews actually making a
decent point. And I don't think Matthews is all in for for
Hillary by any means, even though he'd never not vote
Democrat because he's a longtime Democrat is committed but play
this other clip,
or three, just noise level, what they're gonna look at, is this
person gonna look out for the country I love or they're gonna
look out for me. But more important, are they going to
change this country because I want change. And that's
Hillary's biggest problem. She's not a change agent. She's
continuing the direction of the country. And most people like
the President thinks he will. He will continue what he's been
doing. He thinks he's, she's caring.
And I say that's, that's the one problem with the America is
great. Cymatics it made everybody in the hall feel good.
We were all there and felt it. But for a lot of people out
there. They're looking at the country and they're saying,
Yeah, we love the country. But it ain't
even our poll, which is nonpartisan, done by Republicans
and Democrats together for for The Wall Street Journal shows
about two thirds this country objectively doesn't like the
direction that countries crack. And that's a fact. So all this
nice stuff about Let's keep it going. We're doing a great we
got it made. It's not the way people are watching. Here's
what I thought was interesting, though, Hillary Clinton in that
economic portion if you can, yeah, you know, that's haste.
Yeah. But then, you know, Matthews, he's got to be
careful, because I think they're keeping the seat warm for him
over there at our tea. Yeah, that's that'll be his next gig
if he keeps going like that. Yes, he can't do that. No,
that's not Oh, he's very concerned.
And then of course, that's when hazy when he's jumped, I should
have maybe clipped it further because Hayes jumps in and does
everything he can to counter what Matthews just said. Yes.
And that's high, squeaky voice when Matthews starts to steam
up. And he's, you know, trying to get the conversation back
onto the pillory thing, no, no, you're wrong about that
Hillary's is an agent of change. She's going to do this, she's
going to do that. And I found that a lot of the stuff that's
being promoted about Hillary is if anybody actually steps back
and thinks about it, there's a clip I have which is the clip
about I may say be as Oh, well first play this this is
Hillary's constitutional amendment which I thought was
funny.
If necessary, we will pass a constitutional amendment to
overturn Citizens United Right.
Which of course that's not going to happen that the thing was
about her movie
Well, Citizens United is about limiting who can spend what on
elections for promotion?
Yeah, right. Yeah, but you was stemmed from right. No, I
will ever movie. I don't know about her movie. Tell me
what they tried to roll out this movie about her condemning movie
during I think 2008 Or whenever this thing actually came down is
a movie about your booty. You should read about it. Yeah, I'm
sure I'm sure we've discussed it until we have to discuss it like
four years ago. I just tried to
discuss it a long time ago but it was a Hillary it was like
this movie about bad movie blasting Hillary right that they
they did everything they can to keep off the screens. And then
there was some lawsuit over it and in the during the lawsuit It
was Citizens United that I think either produced or was trying
Oh, yeah. And so I still think this is just a grudge. Well,
she's not gonna get any amendment. I
mean, so the way the the way the amendments work is, you know,
the the amendment, if you overturn an amendment, the
amendment doesn't go away, but you read it kind of from from
one to wherever it ends, and is an amendment further down the
list can overturn but she's talking about changing the First
Amendment, because this, as far as I recall, the Supreme Court
said, hey, look, money is free speech. Wasn't that the basic
tenant of of the ruling? Well, what
it meant was I have I've got, I'm fighting you over something,
and I'm so I'm buying ads,
or you are, let's put it this way. If you are Peter Thiel, and
you're paying for a lawsuit or whatever, yeah, it's all money.
And then what they're saying is we need to limit how much money
can be spent on promotion in campaigns.
Yeah. Which is against the Constitution versus you know,
spend as much as you want.
But why is it why are all these people cheering like, oh, yeah,
we'll do that. No, you can't do that. They've
demonized and demonized as the biggest set. They are demonized
that particular thing. And in this election, it doesn't even
apply or it doesn't. There's no application whatsoever. So this
whole thing is bullcrap. And now the latest Trump doesn't even
want to talk to the Koch brothers, because they stiffed
him before. Here's what I wanted to play. This is the end, isn't
it? Then you I'm gonna stop playing clips. You can. Alright.
Hillary bio could have been a big wig. This is from her dead
to beginning they had God doing the voice over Hillary's got
Hillary's bio. That was God,
she could have joined a big law firm, been a corporate big wig.
Instead, she chose the Children's Defense Fund. Bear.
She went door to door.
What happened to there was the Rose Law Firm.
Well, the way it's told is when she just diminished she got out
and she went to his law firm later, when she got out of
college. Yeah, she could have been a big wig. But she decided
to save the children. This is part of her little little litany
of what I consider to be a bullshit creation story. Out
there is where's the evidence that any big law firm wanted
her?
No, I don't think
I'd ever her. Oh, God. We wanted Hillary Clinton. She just
graduated from Harvard Law School. We wanted her Yeah, no,
she could have been a big week she could have joined any
monster. No, she couldn't. And not everybody can very few
people can. And what's what's to say that she could I've never
seen any evidence of it. But it's in their stories and or
creation stories bullshit. Yeah, but
that kind of stuff, man. That's just No, I agree with you. I
agree. I agree. Let's play it again. I love it. When God does
that Morgan Freeman,
she could have joined a big law firm, been a corporate big wig.
Instead, she chose the Children's Defense Fund. They
actually went door to door.
to Gaza children, which is kind of the whole theme of the DNC,
the DNC is it was all about the children. They were abusing
children, like children watching Trump on TV crying. Of course,
of course. Now, I'm always looking for analysis of his body
language. And one of our producers sent me a clip from
KQED, which is I guess, your PBS station out there. Yep. And this
was the KQED forum, they had a linguistics professor. Lakoff, I
think is his name. And, but he analyzed Trump's name and how
the name breaks down and how it can affect you. And
interestingly, I think he gave a few hints of how people could
alter that if they wanted to try and provide some messaging. I
thought, what in general interesting stuff.
Now Trump, I
want to talk about the name Trump, which is very important,
because TR tends to go with powerful words triumph, train,
and triumph and so on. The amp has to do with things that are
powerfully packed together, whether it's dumping or pumping,
or whatever. And so the combination of FEMP the original
family name was Drumpf. Yeah, which is very, very different.
If you change it to swamp to just change change the Arctic W
it sounds weak. If
you change the you to I it's gone. twip doesn't sound very
good.
Yeah, well, yeah, the name doesn't make a difference. You
couldn't be you know, dwarf Donald, doorless vote for him
for President. That's why I actually wrote a column in the
mid 80s for the San Francisco Examiner now in the Chronicle.
When I was writing op eds, where I said it's funny because I met
him years and years later, and he didn't associate me with
this, but I said no one will ever elect a press President
named Newt
it's just not a not a good look on a president.
I should know the President United States is never going to
be named after an amphibian. No, it's just never going to happen,
Nico?
No, it's not gonna happen.
Biden
had an interesting little speech, which is probably his
presidential election, his nomination speech probably
pulled that one out of the closet. But what he said here, I
thought was interesting.
Donald Trump, with all his rhetoric would literally make us
less safe. We cannot elect a man who belittles our closest
allies, while embracing dictators like Vladimir Putin.
I mean, now, what he said there is Putin is a dictator. That's
the vice president united states who said, Vladimir Putin is a
dictator. And, of course, appropriately so. A question
came up in the daily White House briefing about this very point.
First of
all, there's no official government desert designation
about dictatorships. But there is there was included in the
State Department Human Rights Report, a description of the
political situation inside of Russia, with regard to the
Russian government. And so I'll just read from it, the Russian
Federation has a highly centralized authoritarian
political system dominated by President Vladimir Putin. That's
a direct quote, it went on to say that Russia's institutions,
quote, lacked independence from the executive branch. So that's
the official language that's used by the US government to
describe the system of government that is currently in
place in Russia. I mean, I guess just to put a finer point on
it. Does President Obama believe that if you can hear what he's
asking the follow up question is, well, does President Obama
believes that Vladimir Putin is a dictator?
Well, again, I think I think you'd be hard pressed to draw a
distinction between the word that Vice President Biden used
and the language that was included the State Department,
what exactly does he mean by that? You'd be hard pressed to
find distinction.
I have no idea what he's talking about.
So he read the State Department description of the Russian
political system. And then they said, if you listen to that,
it's you would be hard pressed to draw a distinction between
that. And the word he won't even say dictator, the word that Vice
President Biden used. So what do you does that mean? Yes, or No?
I think it means yes. But they don't want to say it, because
there's still, you know, we still have to negotiate with the
Russians were not completely independent of their existence.
Then the question was, of course, if he's a dictator,
well, I suppose you could make this argument that he still gets
elected as one, right? Even though he's freely elected as a
democratic kind of a quasi democratic system. And he was
president for a while and you went back and forth between
President the first president that he's a prime minister is a
president. And if he's a dictator, what does he even fool
around with this stuff for when he just take over the place?
So small Biden gaffe, then, as per usual, I would think Kareem
Abdul Jabbar had what is being touted as the joke of the
century, which I didn't find very funny. Personally, I
thought it was.
What was the joke? I don't know the joke.
Here comes Kareem Abdul Jabbar coming out to speak.
I'm Michael Jordan, and I'm here with Hillary. I said that
because I know that Donald
Trump couldn't tell the difference.
He says I'm Michael so he Yes, he said I'm Michael Jordan. I
say that because I know Donald Trump couldn't couldn't tell the
difference which is really
you know a bit far but far reaching there
it's why don't you just call him a slave owners
gonna laugh at anything
else. Me so they weren't laughing they were cheering it
was the best joke ever. Hi.
So funny.
I thought the best joke but they decided to you know, they did
these great little movies. Yeah. And they decided to stay that
somebody was either ex writer for Letterman or something
because they did this Letterman bit. It was a letterman bit
Letterman used to do this bit, where he's a great, great, you
see, be up giving his talk is is stand up. And he so and now we
have a little feature for you the best, great quotes in
history or something like that. And then they play dad, they
played hail to the President. And then they say, oh, yeah,
you're right.
I'm stupid. George Bush think George Bush. Is the door open
and
yes, you're right. You're right.
Come away with it. I have the probably the best one that they
did on this show this is this find this good Letterman gag
convention movie. They play the little movie. It was it
Letterman's bit, and this was how it went. So Belgium
is a beautiful city.
Wow, you're right. That is a blatant ripoff. I didn't even
think about that. Oh, my goodness. All right, good. Same
music and everything.
Well, the there's a lot of and again, this guy is a builder.
And I've been around builders, and they have difficulty
communicating in general. But Charlie Rose had Eric Holder on
his program. Yes. And Holder was elitist to say the least. You
also said that Donald Trump, you question his gray matter? Grey
Matter enough to be president?
Yeah, I wonder, you know, I sometimes think that he hides
behind a certain bravado to, to hide a lack of substance that he
has.
And because you don't see an intellectual interest, if you
don't see anything other than meeting the witness and a
businessman.
One of the other things that I'll do that makes me doubt his
intellectual heft is he sees everything in black and white
terms. And that is, that's the realm of people who aren't very
smart.
Oh, okay. If you see things in black and white terms, you're
dumb. You're dumb. The realm
of people who aren't very smart. see things in black and
white, so that they're not No, no, no, that is a hallmark John.
Hallmark. Yeah.
Well, I don't think Trump sees things in black and white, nor
does anybody really I think that that's just disingenuous what he
said, but I think, but to make this sort of generality, and
then plaster on Trump, okay, well, they go for these guys are
idiots. They just keep trying one thing on another trying to
pace the Trump as a dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy Trump, who
doesn't know how he got a billion dollars. And so well,
you got to start off with a free million. I don't know about that
being even true. But I'll tell you this. You can give it you
can give 100 people a million dollars, they're not going to
roll that up to a billion. It's just not doable. Most people can
barely double it double their money if they don't lose it all,
which most of them do. So that's nonsense. And you can't be a
dummy. In his situation. It's just not possible. Yeah, but
that's you know, if you want to call him a dummy, you're making
a mistake. Where you are we've already done deconstructed the
fact that we know if you just keep on crazy racist.
That's Yeah, crazy. Racist is the way to go. They're straying
from that they're straying from it. They're straight there. And
it's kind and it shows the, the, how the Democratic Party is
really not unified. Because I hear the gay guys on us serious
progressive, progressive channel 127. And they're all you know,
Trump hates gays. They get Barney Frank on every 10
minutes. Oh, he doesn't lead us doesn't protect gays. No, just
only from foreign from foreign threats. Not from the crazy
Christians. I mean, it's just gone on to the gay guys are
saying he hates he thought he doesn't care about gays. So then
yeah, then you have the black faction is saying he hates
blacks. That's the crazy racist. But then there's this no, the
elites ago and he's just dumb. He's just stupid. He's dumb.
You're right. There's no focus. There's no focus at all. Is it?
Okay, whatever you do, just just lambaste
him. Now, I have to say Amy Walters, who's a kind of this
very interesting analyst who's on the PBS NewsHour all time
she's wanted to kind of get clipped hair. Looks like she
might be a lesbian. She might not you don't know. She's very
intelligent, it seems to me and she's very analytical. probably
much more so than the Brooks and shields guys, especially David
Brooks. And she, I suggest she's going to replace one of the two
or both of them. Because she's she's actually thoughtful, but
she's you can tell she's all in for Hillary. And she is but
she's very depressed. She was on the last day.
Oh, why FYI. I just looked up her picture. Yeah, lesbian.
Well, she presents herself as well. You just
I'll ask Christina she'll, she'll give me the download
the give her the gaydar. But whether she is or not, she's
really good. And she's very thoughtful and she's very
objective. And I just got this one clip of her talking about
the mistakes and she she just had this dog this depressed
quality about her which she talked about this. And I think
she was in the same boat as shields. They were both I think
a little disturbed by the Republican style of the of the
of the Thursday speech where there's literally flag waving it
Hillary half of the Hillary speech was lifted from Trump. It
was all kinds of crazy little. Hillary had this little part of
her creation story. Let me see I'm gonna play that first night
I thought about it I'm gonna get rid of all my clips too quick.
Yeah. She, Hillary about overwhelm him. There's this one.
There's Hillary about. Oh, no, here it is.
Now dammit.
Hillary on jobs general now play these later it play the Amy
Walters clip and just listen to the nuance about what she's
trying to say here is very interesting. A vote for Hillary
Republican statement, Amy Walter. Well,
here's what's a really interesting dilemma for
Democrats right now. We've now had outward appeals to
Republicans not to stay home, but to come out and vote for
Hillary Clinton. But that works against what Democrats running
for the Senate are trying to do. They're trying to make the case
they would love for those Republicans to stay home,
because it helps their down ballot candidates if those folks
don't turn out. And so what we're seeing is really the White
House running a very different strategy than the down ballot
candidates already we're seeing that many voters are not linking
Donald Trump to Republicans down the ballot, this convention and
this strategy from Hillary Clinton isn't gonna make it any
easier for the Democratic Senate candidates.
She was very depressed about what she said was that it turns
out the way the Republican Republican campaigns are going
is that there's a disconnect between Trump and the down
ballot on the ballot, you have trumped and you have US senator,
and you can vote for you know, they're separate, right click on
Trump or not, right? And they're worried they decided to try to
cajole Republicans into voting against Trump by voting for
Hillary but come out, because the other possibility is to just
stay home a lot of people that don't care for any of the
candidates, you know, vote. So they're trying to get him to
come out to vote to try to get Republicans, they're trying to
get a Republican vote out. And she says, What are they doing?
They're idiots. It's not what she said. She made Yes. And I
thought that was very observant, and it was like, good. She you
could see you're shaking her head over the whole strategy in
this, this last day with all the flag waving and fireworks real
fireworks inside the place. And the balloon drop. It was
ridiculous,
nice pyrotechnics.
It within there within five seconds of catching the whole
join on top because it dropped the balloons where this fire was
still going off.
A lot of a lot of noise. A lot of people complaining about
President Obama's speech, particularly this one passage
from it. That's why
we can attract strivers and entrepreneurs from around the
globe to build new factories and create new industries here.
Here's why our military can look the way it does the way
it does. I love it when he gets in his pre Chima for people on
folks who need help
every shade of humanity she forged in the common service.
That's why anyone who threatens our values,
listen carefully, anyone who threatens our values of
humanity forged in the common service. That's why anyone who
threatens our values, whether fascists or communist or
jihadist or homegrown demagogues will always fail in the end.
So you put Trump because that's what he means, obviously, right
up there with dictators, fascists, and then of course,
homegrown demagogue, which, you know, he's a homegrown
demagogue.
He's a homegrown demagogue against Bernie Sanders, who was
the demagogue Yes. And no one looks up to his definition.
You'll see that brand no one ever accused Bernie of being a
demagogue because they do and he is the demagogue of the of this
campaign of the scream for this kind of thing reminded me of one
the Granholm speech which I want to play are part of it. She
Granholm was the ex governor of Michigan who's probably
responsible for the for the water poisoning everything.
She's got to be responsible. She was the one who failed the
biggest, but she was a very Oh, she was a great, pretty good
public speaker, but she screams and she reminds me of somebody
as she's screaming and screaming this speech. And I was listening
to her and it's nonsense bullcrap. Like she says Miners
are going to become steel mill, but high tech steel mill workers
and all the rest of this nonsense. But all through this
what you're going to hear all through this. She is obviously
has her mouth has dried up.
This hap I hate it when that happens. Yeah, of course it
happens. It can happen to anybody get them as her mouth
dried up and she is trying. She is struggling with it. Her
tongue is coming out. She's trying to get moisture into her
mouth. There's no drinking water available at the podium. You've
never seen anyone drink now,
but can I just ask you a question? Why is the chat room
going crazy? Same she's a Canadian.
Granholm Yeah, she might be okay.
All right. She's
not a Canadian semi she's American citizen. But she may be
Canadian. She sounds a little committed native when she talks
about you mentioned anyway, so she's screaming, screaming,
screaming, I'm thinking, Who does this remind me of?
Here's what I know. We have got to stop Donald Trump. our great
country spans a continent.
Oh, I know who she reminds me of the the little lady in
poltergeists who says, run to the light Karianne.
Here's what I know. We have got to stop Donald Trump. our great
country spans a continents, but we are all connected to each
other no matter where we live. So when a miner in Virginia has
the dignity of a new job in the advanced steel industry. We all
have dignity, when the engineering students in the
Sunshine State builds the solar panels of the future. We all
succeed when the auto worker in Detroit builds the electric
vehicle that drives us forward. We all win, right? Whether
you're in Michigan, or Maryland, or Missouri, or Montana,
and Oklahoma, and Arizona, and North Dakota, and New Mexico, to
California, and Texas, in New York, we go to South Dakota, and
Oregon and Washington and Michigan. And then we go to
Washington DC
give you that for certainly for your editing. I was dynamite.
Little Dean action in there. How many people recognize that? Are
they old enough?
Listen to the show. This by the way, I realized I didn't realize
this before, but I realize that now it is sheer nonsense. That a
miner in West Virginia is going to work for a high tech steel
company in some other state. Most people do not leave their
neighborhoods. You have to get over the idea that each state
you know is going to be a draw for me. Yes, some people move to
California if they're in the dustbowl Oklahoma 1935. But for
the most part, people try to work around the area that
they're in. They just they stick around, generally speaking,
yeah.
This is bullcrap that they're gonna. I mean, they're
empty out West Virginia, and all they'll be left with is a
college in the Mountaineers and what are you going to do? Yeah,
that's the plan. That's the plan. Okay. That's the plan.
Good plan. Well, when you're when your water is poisoned,
move out of the state.
That's what you should just tell these people in Flint. Hey,
don't like the water the poisoned water please go
someplace else.
I think we should transit. But actually, I'd like to transition
to to Russia as that pertains to this election cycles. Well, but
first, perhaps you should take just a small break. So I can say
thank you very much for your courage. And in the morning to
you John C. Where the C stands for a constitutional lawyer
DeVore ag
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the sea boots on the ground is something the water feet in the
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Nobody came in with a This always happens after a big show.
I forgot to remind people that this is an opportunity to get a
executive producer ship quite easily. Yeah. So we do have we
only have three Associate Executive producers, something
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During our full on now. Thank you segment I did want to
mention that. I got a couple of notes. One. Someone said the
shows aren't too long because of the two times half hour Thank
you segment. Everyone hates it. And then in you know in the chat
rooms like will will will start to thank people and then someone
will go Like, whoa, time for a break.
So I've got of course, what's funny in
the chat room when they do that it's it's an asshole. They
should be permanently
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Now you have to remember when we used to do everyone, yellows and
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Yeah. And I mean, we used to read all the notes, all the
notes, which meant but it would unfortunately what happened was
the people would donate a small amount of money then have to,
you know, two minute note. And it was B that was slowing
things. But is is not a bad thing. This doesn't happen. How
often does this happen? Where we
have I think people would rather hear half off commercials, maybe
that's what they want and no analysis because we could never
say anything because we get fired or the advertisers will
pull out or there would be boycott of advertisers because
that's the same people who say this horrible shit will come in
and say, Well, I'm just going to BIM. I'm going to boycott your
advertisers. But you know, funny enough sometimes during these
segments, you actually learn something. It's not all just
money. Thank you. No, we just
stop complaining. We wouldn't be wasting time like this. We're
doing exactly right now it grousing about your grousing.
Exactly vora.org/and a grouse all you want as long as you're
grousing about the formula.
Our formula is this. We go out we hit people in the mouth
shut up all right. Onward
play here's a clip I want to play a bit itchy. I want to I've
heard this a couple of times now from Hillary. And I wanted to
just ask you this maybe in like an Afghan Okay, mini clip it
says Hillary one. Hillary wins. This is Indian
don't have a Hillary one. Hold on a second. Not have that
shouldn't be between woman was he job? And you already played
you haven't played us air strikes on?
Yeah. Oh, a WEF? Okay. I'm sorry, Wes. Hillary. Whoa, wait
when you say Hillary one I go.
I forgot that. Well, I don't know how we even got
on what is WEF? I don't know I can you give me two pounds a
WEF? Because I'm ready for it. I need some wet right now.
Okay. Just listen to this carefully. Listen to this
carefully. I want to ask you a question. Okay.
I will listen to four pounds of wet
my primary mission as president will be to create more
opportunity and more good jobs with rising wages right here and
the United States from my first day in office to my last
especially in places that for too long have been left out and
left behind from our inner cities to our small towns from
Indian country to coal country. Okay.
And heck is Indian country she living in the right is this the
1800 Holy
Holy shit. Let me hear that again. Holy crap
left behind from our inner cities to our small towns from
Indian country to coal country how
that is so politically incorrect. i This triggered me
It triggered me. It should be Native American. Can't say
Indian Country. Indian Country. Engine engine country would
have been better first thing I thought. Oh, talking about
Massachusetts. Point.
Elizabeth Warren, a point for you man. Good catch. That's
outrageous.
I mean, yes. And I've heard it before she said she used as
really commonly uses Indian Country. What is it even besides
the political correctness,
what is factually we
are living in do we have Indian Country? Wow,
I can't I you know, and when I listened to the clip, it didn't
even register it shows you. It shows you how screwed we are
really? Damn, that's good. And just another point there. I was
very good.
Country, you nailed that. Now,
we need to get into Russia. And the reason why? Well, there's a
lot of reasons why but I have a great piece from our friend
Professor Stephen Cohen. Very excited to play this for you.
You know, he is married to that crazy, left wing nut. That is
the editor of The Nation magazine. I don't know who that
is. You've heard her before she's so I can't imagine the two
of them being married because they're just demeanors. But very
strange. You
know what? One of our one of our producers, that dude named Ben
in Fayetteville? Yeah. He's the guy that took me to the Trump
rally. Alright, so his wife is a total all in Hillary bot. Okay.
And, and it works. They get along, you know, somehow it
worked. But he'll text me from time to time. He's like, Oh, my
God, she's freaking out. She's freaking out. But but it works.
It works. Somehow it works. And I gave him a good line. I said,
Come on, man. You gotta be nice to your wife. The you know what,
here's what you say is it? Isn't it great that they're showing
her story? Isn't you know, it's not history, but it's her story.
Her story. I love Hillary's history. Anyway, do those
relationships work that sounds like until you
get kicked in the nuts. Well, there's
that there's that. Okay. So on the right, the day after the
convention. We have not done you know, Red Alert, Red Alert, Red
Alert. Looks like the Russians have also hacked into the
Clinton campaign and some other pack and all these systems know,
oh, my goodness, and that WikiLeaks is promising more
coming more coming. They were freaking out about that.
And yes, I witnessed this. It was hilarious.
Yeah. So there's a couple of things here. Let me see first we
have well, I want to make him not to buy this particular one.
Well, what we'll do here is to not find the clip day shit is
the not find the clip day show. I agree. But here's what I want
to play. This is Stephen Cohen, who was on CNN, which rarely
happens that he gets on CNN, usually he's on kind of right
wing talk radio shows.
He's on RT you know, he gets on Democracy Now. All the time.
Well, I've
never heard him speak like this on democracy on Democracy Now.
He's on the schmear. CONUS show. That's the guy who does the like
the media reporting who has been on a lot during this during this
election cycle. And I have to say it was just a we can stop it
at several points is about four minutes long, I think. And I
tighten it up. I think it's worth every minute of what he's
saying. Looking
to blame someone for the cyber attack Russia was more than
convenient. But is this a new Cold War or political posturing?
Does this accusation have any basis in fact? And if not,
couldn't harm? Could it cause real harm? Here to discuss his
Stephen Cohen and American scholar of Russian studies at
both Princeton and New York University's Professor Cohen
does Vladimir Putin indeed have a dog in our us fight?
That shouldn't have be hunt? If you want to do it properly? The
dog in the hunt dog in the fight?
He makes me for? Yeah,
blame someone for the cyber attack. Russia was more than
convenient. But is this a new Cold War or political posturing?
Does this accusation have any basis? In fact? And if not,
could it harm? Could it cause real harm? Here to discuss his
Stephen Cohen, an American scholar of Russian studies at
both Princeton and New York University's Professor Cohen
does Vladimir Putin indeed have a dog in our us fight?
Vladimir Putin wants to end the new Cold War. And so do I let me
say I have no ties to the Trump campaign or the Clinton
campaign.
By the way, last time you're ever going to hear this guy on
CNN and you'll find out why. But if
I were to write your headline for you today, I try it on the
way down here. I couldn't fit it on the front page. But it would
go like this. We're in a new and more dangerous Cold War with
Russia. We're approaching a Cuban Missile Crisis, nuclear
confrontation with Russia, both along Russia's borders and
possibly over Syria. There is absolutely no discussion, no
debate about this in second media, including Forgive me on
CNN. Then along comes unexpectedly, Donald Trump, who
says something that suggests he wants to end the new Cold War,
cooperate with Russia and various places, what we used to
call a taunt. And now
what is what is data? And what does that mean? When he says
we used to call John was the thing during the Gorbachev
period where you were going to be? I think, if it meant
anything, it meant you're both going to put down your guns and
go sit at a table and chat. Okay. All
right, great with Russia in various places, what we used to
call a taunt. And now Astonishingly, the media is full
of what only can be called Neo McCarthy. I charges that he's a
Russian agent, that he's a Manchurian Candidate that he's
Putin's client. So the real danger is what's being done to
our own political process. This is a moment when this should be
in a presidential year of debate. Because Mrs. Clinton's
position on Russia seems to be very different has been a
longtime clump that Trump speaks elliptically. He got a piece
together when he said,
You know, that's finally someone who was able to say it right
elliptically. That's a true you got to listen to all the bits
and like a puzzle, you put it, you put it together, and
you have to listen to the whole thing in context. You can't pull
stuff out of context. Yeah, it sounds like the world's greatest
jerk.
Well, he's great for making end of show bits, that's for sure.
But yeah, he could pull it I've caught yet elliptical. I
like Russia seems to be very different hasn't been a long
time. Trump speaks elliptically. He got a piece together what he
says. But he seems to want to new American policy. Should he
say because during the I'm sorry? Did he say clump? I don't
think so. Yeah, Trump speaks elliptically. He got to finish
together and what he says, But he seems to want to quit.
But never mind. Just jobs just keep playing I
do American policy toward Russia. And considering the
danger. I think we as American citizens deserve that debate,
and not what will be will be given in the media today,
including on the front page of The New York Times. I end by
saying that these reckless branding of Trump as a Russian
agent, most of it is coming from the Clinton campaign and they
really need to stop.
Okay, I don't know where to begin in unpacking all that you
just offered to us. But
smoke smoke was magic smoke coming out of his ears. I don't
even know where to begin to unpack that guy. That's such an
overused term. How do we unpack what you just said,
Where to begin in unpacking all that you just offered to us? But
I guess I'll start as follows as one who can't match your
credentials, here's what I see from the outside looking in. I
see Donald Trump having said to the New York Times, just within
the last 10 days that he's not so sure he would stand with NATO
allies. And I'm paraphrasing, he'd want to know whether
they've been pulling their own weight. The importance of his
comments seems to suggest that he could provide Putin with with
unfettered, undeterred access to the Baltic states whose
independence, he resents. And so it all seems to fit therefore,
that Putin would have a dog in this fight, would want to see
Donald Trump win this election so that he Putin could do as he
pleased in that part of the world. CNN is covering that. I
mean, I have to defend the network in that regard. But But
why does that not all fit and why does it not all fit with the
headline in today's New York Times, which says Russian spies
said to hack Clinton's bed
said to have said to have that's not news? That's an allegation?
James clapper. I don't know who hack everybody hacks, everybody.
I mean, we hacked into Chancellor Merkel cell phone, we
learned that from Snowden, she Israelis hack the Americans hack
the Chinese hacks. Everybody hacks. The point is, is that and
I know you said it, not to defend it. But as a provocation,
that let's take the position, you just set out that Putin
wants to end the independence of Baltic states.
At this point, the line producer is getting nervous at CNN. Cut
this guy up. But he said don't
want evidence for that. None whatsoever. The point is, is it
on the networks and I'm not blaming CNN, and there's no none
on any network. There's none in the New York Times. I'm old
enough to remember that during the last Cold War, all these
issues were debated and that you had a proponent of to each point
of view. But you've now got accusations both against Putin,
both against Trump, which needed to be debated the most. Let's go
back to what you said. The Trump said about NATO. Trump said
early on he wanted to know 60 years after his foundation, what
was NATO's mission today 100 policy walks in Washington since
the end of the Soviet Union 25 years ago have asked the same
question. Is NATO NATO an organization in search of a
mission? For example, it's a mission for the last 20 years
has to expand ever closer to Russia. So people have now
asked, Why isn't fighting international terrorism?
Question, but we don't debate it. In America. We just say oh
Trump wants to abandon I don't defend Trump. Trump raises
questions. Instead of giving an answer to the substance of the
question. We denounce him as some kind of criminal for our
politics.
Well, he hasn't. I, I love this conversation. And I could go on
for hours with you on this subject. I wish time afforded
that and I think that we've just had this conversation, the
conversation that you say is so desperately lacking. Thank you
for being here. Appreciate your time.
Commercial Good job. Just throw them out. Holy
crap. Let's just throw them out. We just had the debate you've
been wanting. Okay. Thanks, goodbye. Holy crap.
So are you getting cut off when you said that Michael Jackson
was probably murdered? Yes. I was in that CNN too.
Yeah, that was MSNBC. Oh, yeah. Holy mackerel,
I know that it is so obvious. They don't want to hear any of
it. No, it's not against us know that we have a line. We already
know what what truth is, or what we want to promote. We want to
promote the idea that Trump's Russian spy because he needs the
money. And yeah, he had no he
has a he's borrowed hundreds of millions from Russian oligarchs.
And Pence was, you know, the consultant for the the the X for
the actually for the democratically elected president
of Ukraine. The guy we had to throw out.
Right, right. Yeah, there was that story, too. Wow. Yeah. That
is unbelievable. You know, that's what you have to listen
to the no agenda show for I wouldn't you're getting screwed.
If you listen to CNN, you're not gonna get any kind of thought at
all. Well, luckily, he's got to live here. We got to stick with
the story. That's right.
A couple of I have some notes. I know you have notes, although
but just in this vein, I'm already seeing this is from the
Washington Post, take it to take it for whatever you think that's
valid. headline, headline headline is by November, Russian
hackers could target voting machines. You know, we've been
talking about the D bold or Diebold machines for Well, since
the previous election know since two elections ago. Yeah. And now
all of a sudden, we're worried about it. Oh, please. Well, it
would it would it would be good if it became out if we just went
back to paper. And you know, take it one step further. I
think we should all just have ink on our hands. You know that
that does away with the purple ink pad. So you don't then you
can do away with the voter registration. You know, all that
stuff with the vote. What is the voter ID? Yeah, just stand your
hip. Thank you very much for voting. Dip it in some ink
hidden. Of course, this is never a good idea to have any kind of
voting done like this. Now, did you see the pictures that were
maybe one day it was a day a full day ago? And I'd haven't
really seen much about it. of Hillary Clinton while she was
doing her speech. She's laughing with her mouth wide open. And
there's a visible hole in her tongue. Have you seen this?
No, no, that's just got to be an anomaly. There's no hole in her
tongue.
Yeah, there is. Go ahead and look at it. You can I'm sure
it's all over. If you just look for the do an image search. What
it looks like is a you know, perhaps a biopic it's too too
big for a biopsy was the general analysis but it could have been
a piece that was cut out. Which would possibly be HPV could be a
genital wart.
But it's pretty creepy.
Oh, now I gotta slow down the show. Oh,
I'd say I gave you time.
I know but I had to. I was listening. I was listening
intently as you're given me time so I actually couldn't do the
both of you were frozen or you were just you were frozen. I was
frozen. I prefer I choked. Well, even with with a hole in her
tongue she looks a heck of a lot better than Bill who did doze
off during her speech? There's no There's no doubt about it. He
was
sleeping.
Okay, she has a hole in her tongue. Maybe she had a piercing
No, it's off center you wouldn't have a piercing it is offset its
weight. It was way too far on the back for a piercing is
disgusting is not fun to look at. I agree.
Well, the piercing is to get an image isn't this an image of
this scream? Yeah. With Hillary's head it
is Hold on. John homeless. I lost it. I lost you there for a
second. Yeah, this
sort of famous painting from I think Norway or Sweden this
famous painting or Denmark intramural
Testing. Testing. Yes. Yeah. But um, yeah, we
got you know, I got to know each other.
Anyway, the sky. I'll send you a link later. It's very funny.
Okay, I only got to one or two pictures but yeah, very
interesting. One of the deaths. Well, maybe it's I don't know.
Okay. Well, thank you for bringing that up. I think I
think it's important maybe it's your control panel is
it's an Anderson power pole socket. I gotcha. And Bill mn
everyone who was saying that he did not look good.
No, but he did perform. And yeah, you jack them up. I've
talked about this before by tweeting you guys could do it.
Here's I want to display this little off B clip before we get
off to storage completely to judge because sitting here. I
thought that this was very kind of observant the O'Reilly
brought in. And it also brings up like with the clip you just
did. played, O'Reilly brings in this woman who's some sort of a
professional, social sociologist shrink some sort to give an
analysis and she gives us really, I thought a very
interesting take on the whole election. And Mr. Riley is just
as right he just cuts her off and goes off to talk about
something else that pays no attention. She gets visibly
irked. You can see or just kind of bristle. But but play this
big in here, this kind of this very simple, but very may have
some truth to it.
It's hard for me to believe there is an undecided voter in
this country. What do you say?
Well, the thing that I would say is that, yes, I think you're
right. They are polar opposites. It is a personality contest. And
the one other dichotomy I would throw in there is actually that
the Democrats are the party of motherhood, and the Republicans
are the party of fatherhood. Because I do think what you've
seen is Hillary Clinton attempting to be a strong
mother. And what you see is Donald Trump attempting to be a
strong father.
That's an interesting observation.
I think that's very astute doctor. Shut up. Definitely
really help them.
She has Shut up and leave. Yeah. And that kind of falls into play
with your thing about her and all that ended she did this
children all the children. Yes,
yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Yeah. Love, love, love, love, love, love,
Love trumps hate, love, love, love. It's the way you talk. If
you're a globalist, as perfect. Bill Maher show, I can't help
myself from watching it
as you're doing this, because it gives me the opportunity to not
have to watch that show. Isn't
that exactly what the no agenda show is about? We do it so you
don't have to and we do it amongst ourselves.
Yeah, you do it so I don't have to. That's great. Here's Bill,
Bill, Bill, Bill Maher
Bill Maher talking about? Actually, he was shocked,
shocked. He says that Hillary opened up almost directly with
the blow job. You'll hear him say this. And what he means by
that, of course, is what she says, Well, we've had some good
times and some heartbreak. But his analysis of this and their
relationship is odd at best
with anybody surprised that in the first minute of the speech,
she referenced the blow job No, no, she didn't say the word but
come on. We all know what she said Bill, she you know, thank
the delegates. Thank my daughter and Bill. We've been through
good time and some heartache. I mean, we all knew what I was
such I think so it is
good to when we get to the elephant in the room.
That issue
immediate gotta say, I always thought that the Clintons had a
real marriage, despite what everybody said it's a marriage
of convenience. It's an arranged marriage, blah, blah, blah. You
know what? Fucking around can live side by side with real
love? Bill is a dog and he loves her two spots in your mind.
Europeans can do you
can do it. Yeah. Europeans can do it. What is that? He said, I
know what is that bullcrap? That's totally insane.
is referring to the French aristocracy in the 1700s
Ah, it's a it's a throwback Thursday.
And I guess they just make the assumption that, you know,
they're and I think Americans do this and Europeans. I don't
think they're that much different than anybody any other
Christian based culture. Americans assume that. We do it
longingly American, especially American men. But American men
do this longingly as though this would be so much better. You
want to live in Europe so you can be married to so some hottie
some hot European chick, and have a bunch of affairs and have
a mistress. You can have your wife and you can have your
mistress as though you were in China. Yeah. Or your you know, I
think Americans also look longingly at the Saudis. And we
all I can have 10 wives, that'd be great. It would by the way,
wouldn't be great.
Oh, I don't think it'd be It's tiring is what that is. The
horrible.
But so that's what that kind of all Europeans can do to
Europeans don't have it. You know, and Holanda. It was
Rolando, Sarkozy, I think, Alana who I think I think both voters
scooter
that was that was so cars. So Sarkozy had his girlfriend on
the back of his moped on a moped. Now, of course, the show
was in your watch the whole show and as Alex Wagner was on from
MSNBC, the girl and and Cornel West and Cornel West, really got
into it. And I just appreciate Cornel West because he's another
he's another black American, telling the truth about what the
real problems are with with poverty, which of course is
concentrated when you have ghettoization of black people,
brown people, yellow people and white people. Then you know, it
looks like it's racism but it's poverty poor already poverty and
he lays into it and Bill Maher's he's well you'll hear
really you think has done nothing for poor no I didn't
say nothing. I says she has not done what people say in terms of
her being this great champion for the poor people. That's a
lie we got three we got Jill Stein, a sec we got Gary
the third one, okay.
We only got any chance of becoming press home and it looks
that way. But
this is one of my pet peeves is when people say we have a two
party system. And here, they're not even Well, luckily the other
guys is Gary Johnson after Cornell West brings up Jill
Stein, but we have many more vermin supreme. You can call him
a career crazy Kook. But he's running and he's, you know, he's
an official candidate. So this, I really don't let this you
know, I don't care who
wins Twitter, and Twitter. I've already said you don't like
what's going on? You know, people that are normally
Republicans don't like Trump. Did they have to vote with
Hillary? I said, No, you don't. You want to I think you should
get a woman president. It's time for a woman president Jill
Stein. Yeah, we're
gonna get to her in a minute. Do
you think Jill Stein is going to be President look me in the eye
and tell me that?
We shall see.
But it's gonna be
it's gonna be you got to draw a line in the sand. Why not? Why
not raise the question about David Duke and Donald Trump in
your own mind you had to log draw a line in the sand I draw a
line in the sand I'm analogy. It's not done at all. Because
all that data shows under certain conditions you wouldn't
make a choice between two full device let me
I mean, as long as we're doing analogy,
okay, so so he makes a good point there. Hey, man, you show
that you're not willing you know you want one of the two others.
He's analogy is good. And of course Bill Maher does what Bill
Maher does?
Let me give you an analogy. Okay, let's work with you. We're
on a train station. Yeah, right here in LA. You want to go to
San Francisco. There's a wedding up there. You gotta get there.
There's one train that goes to San Francisco. But it's a little
slower than the one you want. This one of the train leaving
but it's not going to San Francisco it's going to hell.
And the bots go crazy
it's not going to help them it's going to San Diego which is a
lovely city but it's but it's not where you want to go you
want to go to San Francisco the only the train is going in the
opposite of this you get on the train that's going in the
direction you want to go but slower or do you go to San Diego
I love I love this analogy though but let's look at it this
way. Train Wall Street security surveillance militaristic not
that not going in the same
I love this because he starts off by says first of all, Bill
Maher is just he's wrong is it? Hey, you want to go this way?
Like everyone wants this. Everybody wants what Hillary is
doing.
Bill Maher is a comic and he uses comic style and he uses
models that he knows to shut somebody up. Yeah. Cornell West
who I've never liked. I think he's a blowhard, but he is a
professional, Black. He's an agitator. You could never if you
had him in the room and you were gonna argue with him you would
lose lose.
But he's gonna finish it up the end. I what I like is the crowd
who when he says you know Hillary train is doing and
people start to clap until they realize wait a minute. That's
not gonna go route. They're
all butthurt the Clinton train Wall Street security
surveillance militaristic? Not that they're not going in the
same direction I'm going is just better than a NEO fascist like
Trump. Do.
You really think Hillary Clinton is on the same spectrum as a NEO
fascist?
No, I said milk fascist like Trump. Right. But you think
she's okay, I'll do the neoliberal. Neoliberal. Okay. I
am. I'm not calling her Neo fascism. Let's just clarify
that. Okay. But But I do believe neoliberalism is a disaster. I
mean, I do believe that when it comes to poor people, when it
comes to people dealing with US foreign policy and military was
it didn't Oh, absolutely. They asked the people in Libya about
okay, ask the people in the West marks like okay. What did we do?
But,
once again, Donald Trump is insane is Louise it's good.
I got two quick Jill Stein clips and see what she was brought up.
This is Jill Stein. I'm starting to like how she speaks. Not
everything
is a troublemaker. I kind of like a she's like a Bernie
style. Troublemaker. She's doing that People will be out in the
protest as a bunch of these with some, some Indian woman in India
style or she's American Indian, not Indian, Native American but
who is like a Seattle. She's like one of the council women
from Seattle. She's outstanding. There's a bunch of these
troublemakers that are just a hate Hillary. Well here we got
to get Trump elected by. I mean, Jill Stein wants to
get votes. Yeah. Oh, she does. And I like her tactic better
than Gary Johnson.
Gary Johnson is just a because everybody raises his stoned. I
mean, not that Gary Johnson. I know.
No, it's not the Gary Johnson, either of us knew really. All
right, here we go, Josie. And
the fact is, she deleted one half of her email saying they
are private, I would ask how leisurely is the job of being
Secretary of State, that half of your time can be spent
discussing your yoga classes, or your daughter's wedding or your
grandchildren. You know, that's not what you do on company time.
And we the taxpayers are not paying her to conduct half of
her email volume on private matters while she in fact is she
she was writing contracts. Exactly she wants she was
providing lucrative contracts to war profiteers, in fact, and two
countries who, with whom we are engaged in very dubious and
illegal enterprises.
i It's kind of a false argument. But I thought it was funny. She
did that.
I liked it. I liked it. It was good. Yeah. Quick follow up.
And this, of course, is something you and I both agree
with, as she explains in seven seconds what the United States
foreign policy is really all about go.
And in fact, what we have is a foreign policy, which is
essentially a marketing strategy for selling weapons.
And then you go nailed Jill Stein for President.
I thought that was good. That was good like that. Yeah, she's
she's got the right pitch for all this stuff. So let's play I
got this clip. This is one of the movies a little movies they
played. Yeah. Which were just dynamite. I thought they kicked
ass with those. I agree. This is the one about bullies.
Oh, yes. Yes. Yes. A good
one. See which one and by the way, if you listen to this
little girl who's talking to Hillary actress?
Oh, yeah. Oh, I know that we won't do What did which clip is?
I gotta I gotta I gotta I gotta sit down. fat ugly face? Like a
pig. Stupid, stupid.
Stupid. How
stupid are the people of the country? I want to see you when
you're here. Get out, get the hell out of here. Drive.
See this guy?
I don't know what I said. I don't remember.
What are you going to do about people who want to be mean and
all this bullying?
Can you tell me a little bit more about why that's on your
mind? I have asthma.
And occasionally I've heard people talking behind my back. I
mean, people, it's not contagious.
That was really brave. I've said this a couple of times in this
election recently. And I know it's sort of odd coming from a
person running for president. But I really do think we need
more love and kindness in our country. That's why it's
important to stand up to bullies wherever they are, and why we
shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency. Because
that is not who we are as Americans
gotta use it twice, can open.
And I like the beam me the little girl asked. What about
people who are mean me? So the mean thing mean is you equate
meanness with bullying when it mean this is not necessarily the
same thing.
No. It's also no it does not mean the same thing. But it's
also it's kind of talking down to Hillary's voters like you
know, we have to put it in these terms. So you understand it? I
don't know. I didn't
like I had one more clip. I wanted to get out of the way.
All right, please.
I need to move on from this.
Try this one. Bill. I just want to talk this one. I want to talk
over with you. Okay. Because you you you are alive in 1995. I
sure was 1995. I bought my first company.
Yeah. I was like, well play we just played this is Bill Clinton
talking about Hillary and how great she is. Bill 9095 radical
statement
when she said women's rights are human rights and human rights
are women's rights in 1995. That was a radical statement. You
know this, I've picked up this meme. And I'll just tell you my
immediate thought about this because when I heard this in,
like 1995 This was not I don't I don't recall that as being
something I'm not a woman. So maybe I I just
experienced this to women out there. 9095 is like two years
after the web started. showing up in the internet. We all have
personal computers. Yeah. 1995 was in the middle of cleanse,
cleanse era, I believe. And yes, it was just like it was like 21
years ago. So 21 years ago, you telling me 21 years ago? I think
this is to appeal to a younger audience that doesn't it doesn't
go. Well, you know, the younger audience, the younger audience
also does not know, nor do they care about Monica Lewinsky. They
don't and they don't know. They just it's like, whatever
something happened. They don't know. Of course, I'm not going
to try and find out. It's not really being explained. The this
time while true, it doesn't really matter. But yeah, I
remember hearing that and thinking that's odd. I don't
think I remember one thing
that I saved you should 1916 Or maybe, or before the women women
had the right to vote maybe
well, I had 60% of women in my, my, my company was a majority
women at the time, they you know, this was.com bubble, of
course. So the male everyone was making good money. But I don't I
don't remember that
till his radical to say human rights or women's rights or
human rights and human rights or women's rights was radical. In
1995 People went, Oh my God, how can you say such a thing?
I know crap. You know, I was too consumed. I know what I was
doing. But I remember I had 20 floppy disks. And I was
installing Windows 95. And it took about three weeks. Remember
that? The first windows 95 and
big box? Or actually then it became a box of Yeah, it was
disease. Right? It was floppies. And then you're right. It was
but then there was there was be one floppy? That was bad. Yeah.
Oh, wait, he had to go find someone who had it yet. Floppy
number eight for Windows 95 install. Good times. Now you
wrote in the newsletter. Something interesting about this
not necessarily being the you know, the most vitriolic this
election cycle of all time in history, because you had was a
Jefferson Adams. Is that what you refer
to Jefferson Adams?
Do you have any do you have any backup materials? Because they
were? They were stealing? They were saying horrible things
about each other.
Oh, they're saying Toothless jerky guys, bald. Guys, a short
midget. He's bald. Yeah. It's about being bald. It was
horrible. That's fantast this was this was car car. This is
par for the course. Probably until I don't know maybe when
Franklin Roosevelt was reelected the second time I mean, it this
was the way it was. That's the way those campaigns went. They
didn't I mean, what we're seeing today is just nuts. There's
nobody is the sauce stuff. This is crazy. Mild to IPO. So done.
Oh my god. What did cook Trump say?
Didn't the Democrats if I remember? Maybe I don't remember
you might remember better, did it Democrats asked back then the
USSR to help elect Walter Mondale.
There's something I think we should all remember
that here we have Democrats Speaker of the House, Jim Wright
sent a letter signed by nine other Democrats in Nicaragua and
dictator Daniel Ortega, because that was a different example.
I
have to look this up. But I there's there's some reporting
that, you know, drawing Russia into our election is not
necessarily something new. But of course, you never want to
underestimate the short term memory of of the United States
population, because that's about all we got media. That's about
all we have. We have very short term
memory for everything. Yeah, that's true. Is if no one
remembers President Obama or President Elect or No, candidate
Obama saying Hillary lie, she's never has the same story, man,
all
that stuff. Yeah, we should put together a whole clip of that
vote about the nasty things Obama said about Hillary
and what she said about him. Yeah, there was a lot of nasty
going on. Audible has this. Presidents are people to channel
not that I subscribe to one of our producers does and sent this
to me and this is you as the as the resident historian may get a
kick out of this. Some of John Adams other accomplishments
we can also credit Jefferson for recording the first known recipe
for ice sorry,
I said Jefferson is what I meant to say. Not Adams Jefferson. We
can
also credit Jefferson for recording the first known recipe
for ice cream and french fries, which he introduced to the White
House along with mac and cheese and champagne, which are
basically all of my favorite thing. Wait a
minute. I'm buying
mac and cheese and champagne. First of all great combo. I
would
imagine that he since he was a lot is a Francophile. Let's just
make it easy. And he brought a whole bunch of home rayon and
Lafayette and all these great wines over here. refuse over
there for a long time. As of I think was the ambassador for a
while, and mac and cheese? I don't think so. I doubt that I
don't I'd like to see some documentation that Jefferson
introducing mac and cheese.
And champagne come I didn't introduce champagne, I believe
really? Yeah, I believe I like to combo. Champagne and Maggie
Maggie's.
She's in Champagne. Yeah. Yeah. No, I can believe the champagne.
And may may or may not be true, but I can believe it, because it
was that. Yeah. Yeah, it was. It was a fairly new product in the
1700s that was introduced was first invented, I think in the
late 1600s. And there's a lot of reasons who couldn't have gotten
over here that you know that soon. But I do have one more
thing to discuss. Just before we go to our next thing. This is
again, this came from you. When you started looking into this
conversion therapy and other bull crap that was mentioned by
accusatory Lee thrown at. And Vice President. Pence pence. So
I hear this and at first I think I believe I heard it from Gavin
Newsom on I don't have the clip, but I think he said at first
about you know, Praying the gay out of people. Yes. Then I heard
this is this clip is conversion therapy. And this is Chris. This
hardball. Christmas Matthews. it right in the middle of the
yelling and screaming at each other. He says this.
I know there is stuff in the Republican platform about
conversion therapy. How to turn gay kids. Let's make sure we do
that.
Everyone's going Yeah,
yeah. Well going shit. Yeah. I just You can go to Google and
type in 2016 Republican platform PDF, and you can get the real
Republican platform. The word therapy itself is only mentioned
once and that has to do with people should be able to choose
their own doctors and, and medicines and therapies,
therapy. Conversion therapy is never mentioned anywhere in a
whole thing. If you want to bring up and just read any old
random sentence and say to yourself, well, that must mean
conversion therapy. Yeah,
the only thing the only it's an extrapolation because it does
say on your family of says parents should be able to choose
any type of therapy or treatment they wish for their children.
Yeah. And that has been construed or changed into Oh,
there's a conversion therapy and these are the people who are at
the conventions they're covering it they haven't even read it no
they have not even read no document I read as I read the
Democrat platform to it's all it's come on
can download it and do a keyword you search for anything. So I
said okay, let me take check this I download I typed shard
tried to type conversion map beep No, there's no you get
can't get past SEO envy. Er, no, it's not. And so then you go,
Well, maybe therapy, there's one use of the word therapy and you
decided no, that's it. And that's it. This is bullcrap.
Yeah, it is. They don't know they're lying. That's one thing
or navy. They heard Gavin Newsom say it was in there as all must
be in there. Well, this has been a take the download the document
and just look at it. This makes sure you're not
talking out of your hole. Yeah. Well, that's what we attempt to
do. I have one little funny thing here. But I think I kind
of deconstructed a little bit of what was going on over at Fox
News Channel with Roger Ailes. And why he did that. My
assertion is he got kicked off because the Democrats who really
run Fox News, I'll just say it again, who really, really are in
charge of it. They felt that he went too far by allowing Donald
Trump to bring up rape accusations against Bill
Clinton. And we have some kind of backstory to back some of
that up that that could be going on now. What happens then is
Roger Ailes is these outed with all these complaints. These
judges horrible what an eight
eliminated
right now. You and I know that when you're in the television
business, and I would like to remind you that I have not heard
anyone complain in a long time about the women on Fox and the
Fox News Channel. And why do people not complain? Because
they're beautiful. And, and it's television, it's entertainment,
and beautiful people are usually hired on TV, you and I do our
bit from time to time we'll talk about women on television who
have been hired for I think all the women on Fox are lawyers.
That's almost minimum requirement. You have to be a
lawyer and you got to be hot lawyer with nice leg. You gotta
be hot looking. And this is not us being misogynistic. aihole is
how television has worked for ever And if you remember the
Sony hacks where the the president of Sony is joking
around about, hey, maybe just send Obama to see 12 Years a
Slave, you know, they're making racial jokes. It's what happens
but in the in the entertainment business, particularly with how
people look, men and women, and I would assert that young men
have are horribly abused in Hollywood. So on fresh air, and
PRs fresh air, fresh air is this guy, Gabriel Sherman, I think
his name is, and he's talking about some of these allegations.
Now, when you hear about the allegation, what do you think
the allegations are against Roger Ailes from all of these
women who have come out of the woodwork about his sexual
harassment? Is he pinching there? But is he grabbing their
boob? Is he rubbing up against him? Is he trying to kiss him?
No, here it is. It's shocking. The
actual process by which Roger Ailes selects the female talent
that get go On screen. I reported last week that he asked
a job applicant to stand and show off her legs. He literally
makes women stand up during their job interviews with him
into a twirl so he can examine. There's nothing subtle about it.
He wants to he wants to look. Yeah, that's his job.
That's his job. This is totally totally his job, because he's
going to put them on one of the ends of the table and you're
going to have to cross her legs and show off her legs and she'd
be somebody like Kimberly Guilfoyle who enjoys that type
one time, one time, Guilfoyle was talking on an O'Reilly thing
is one of the two guests and she was talking about the would this
was during the era of the scanners that they had at the
airport, and there was a big scandal about oh, you could
actually see the person's body underneath Well, no, no, we
destroy those those pictures. And then it turns out, they
didn't destroy it. And then there's a guy in the back
bringing guys around, look at this one. And Guilfoyle, instead
of condemning the practice. She says, Well, I didn't, I think
it'd be fine, because I don't mind showing off. You thought it
was great. Yeah.
But I just love how these people and by the way,
that's Gavin Newsom, ex wife, just to remind people out there
who I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun.
We do have a few people to thank starting with Anonymous in
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Jeffrey Yorkie, my buddy over there in Concord, California,
gotta get back on the stick with our project. digitizing all the
red fox collection. Yes, that's nice collection, we get a lot of
stuff done. I lost the history.
I like that you do things like this, because you're gonna put
it out in the physical form. I'm sure it'll be a CD. I like your
old car thing. Although you should print those out and make
a book. We need tangible stuff we do we need tangible. So we do
I know none of this will be around in a couple of decades,
none of it will be gone. In fact,
now that you bring it up, I'm very concerned about a lot of
the stuff on the internet that is valuable. Yeah. And not to
mention the old red fox elements which are all gone. I mean,
there's only a few out there just disappearing as time goes
by. And eventually there'll be none left. And we're talking
about the party elms that were done in the 50s and 60s, I
believe those are the years and they're using when sold to a
black audience or semi dirty very old kinds of jokes. And you
just can't find them anymore and then they're hard to come by and
just dry bought a number of them just from collectors and that
don't see that many floating around. A lot of women comics a
lot of this stuff can't be found at all. A lot of psychedelic
music. His album Yeah, I think of a couple of tongue and groove
is a good one I can not get find that album anywhere. It's a
Hillary's
favorite.
And so I there's a lot of stuff and I happened to be an
archivist. Yes. And so
it's not to be not to be misconstrued with hoarder.
Right? Definitely not to be misconstrued with hoarder.
Patrick Beagan in Arlington, Massachusetts, we just did him a
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Okay, where are we now?
Well, I would like to at least get one thing out of the way I
have my list of notes Yes, I ran through last time I want to run
through a note I'm gonna make this ever the same
all the time. But and this is your list and we're still on the
on the convention. This is
the convention notes and that's when we have a big event I can
easier to take notes and
clips but this rule this will wrap it up.
Okay, red, red, red, red, red, all the women a lot of the women
wearing red and that was of course the mark of the devil.
Yes. And include Granholm with a dry mouth and she was wearing a
red thing. There was a moment where they had two podiums up I
don't know how they got him there. I think they moved in by
hand why? Why why what was wrong the main point of the bring it
somebody on one side than the other than the I
didn't I didn't notice that. I noticed that. Yes, it was weird.
There's the guy that got come out this this Muslim characters
I guess Afghani I'm not sure. It came out to berate Trump and
everybody else and he had a his son died. He was a lieutenant in
the army or the Marines. And he's got to plead the vote for
Hillary. And he brought out and I thought this was bad optics.
He brought out his subservient wife who came out it's a little
woman in it, not a hijab, because someone Twitter says
it's not a huge job. You don't know what you're talking about.
You have culture. You're culturally ignorant. He says to
me, I asked him what the what was it? Can you tell me I never
heard back but she was wearing it. As far as I can tell.
Everyone said it was her job. It looks like a job and there she
was, I think was a niqab. honeycombe. Okay, well, she was
out there silently,
a little behind him a little behind him.
And a little bit and when they walked off, he was you know, he
was guiding her telling her how to leave and all the rest
because he pushed her out off the stage and then he waved. And
I just thought it was bad optics. He had this quiet woman
she wasn't allowed to say a word. And she was standing right
there. It was kind of creepy. I thought. I don't know.
I think he also misquoted the Constitution. Oh, that could be
I think he missed quoted I didn't notice that. Yeah, cuz
you look at the Constitution, the pursuit of liberty. And then
he had some long sentence which ended in happiness. It sounded
like I of course, I have a constitution with me at all
times an app
for it. Katy Perry came out she was holding the mic and said it
will go into the podium and lecturing Katy Perry
had some real problems. She of course has been on the road with
Hillary and she wanted to make this her big, you know, a big
love, love what we call it just a big statement. Okay, statement
of love towards Hillary. And she was very nervous. But then even
worse than this and Christine and I were watching this. The
sound is difficult. These are you know, these are very
difficult venues when you have a lot of people and you know,
changes of sads sounds crappy sound. Yeah. And she had her
ears and the minute she started singing you saw her left arm
went back to the back of her neck and that's where her ISP so
that's yeah that's well it's it's not quite an ISP but it's
you know it's a high fidelity stereo receiver and she could
not get it right in her eyes when all kind of like Adele
remember when Adele when when the she didn't work out it would
perform and she
was fiddling with distinguishes going from ear to ear trying to
hear herself she apparently this thing was good airselfie I was
no good. So that was a disaster. disparaged her parents along the
way.
I didn't as ever. I did.
Yeah, I thought that was not cool. Well, Chelsea came out she
was doing a she had a red dress on again. And when she did give
her her robotic leg speech, she was smacking her lips like
crazy. In fact, I got tweets from God here the smacking you
hear this back and forth
as nasty. She says never
ever all the time nasty. She was also positioned off center for
some reason on the stage. I don't know what the meaning of
that was. Morgan Freeman has you know this guy exploiting that
they Oh, yeah, then the Democrat or the Democrat Party. At the
end, they were exploiting 911 Which I thought was to come on.
How long ago was this? Most people that are at the
convention aren't even old enough to remember when Hillary
was when Obama was on one of the videos talking about how great
Hillary was he was constantly looking down as if he was lying.
Hmm, he would not he would not he's looking down looking down
and saying good things about Hillary than a look up once in a
while. Oh, this
was this this was his exit interview now so you want to get
a good job.
Right. Hillary's the beginning of Hillary speech if you really
listened to most of it. It was really a review of the other
speeches Correct. She didn't get into her speech she was halfway
through Stronger Together powerful forces that was started
crying actors all through the audience. They I think they
hired certain people that could cry. And they were crying. I'm
totally believe that
we owe the girl that someone mentioned to me I hadn't really
picked up on who is the the Hunger Games girl.
Yeah. Yeah. What's her name? The little she's blonde. Normally,
it was odd to have her there. And I agree. Because everyone is
thinking about what does a an actor or what does a person
represent as she kind of represents like the you know,
Armageddon? If you think of the Hunger Games, yes, it's very
funny. That was kind of odd that they they put her in there.
What's her name? What is her Jennifer Lawrence?
Yeah. Jennifer Lawrence.
You chat room? Yeah, he pie? Yeah. Like, okay. I mean, these,
it's all about optics. Really?
Hillary used the word or talked about or said Donald Trump 22
times. And
Elizabeth Banks. I'm sorry. Elizabeth Banks. Not Jennifer
Lawrence. Elizabeth bank.
Elizabeth's general or limited the banks came on right. But
Jennifer Lawrence was the and she's
the group right. Okay. I don't see what I know.
Now Yeah. Did blonde dye actress I mean, come on.
Stand up and twirl.
Okay, and I got to do that. Oh, the off walking team. That's
what I got to note from now. You don't have to look for the the
guy from the off walk in podcast. Yes. Who came under
attack by one of the producers. They sent me a note. And they're
a German podcast. Very good. Yes. And the guy that pretty one
of the producers and one of the guys who does the show, he says
we were no agender producers. We've donated and this guy has
called us out twice. So we have to I said okay, we'll take care
of you. We have to give them to d do things. set him back on
track.
I think to do things and the karma. I mean, this is okay.
This because I saw I saw the tweet too. And I was I think
they did some interview. I'm like, Oh, holy crap. These guys
are all in they love us. And they're donators. Donot doors.
Yes. Yes. He douching Rio de Du de Duchenne you one more time.
You've been de Deus. And I give you some cut out karma. You've
got karma. Actually. We need to give these guys some karma. This
a big demonstration taking place today. Under the America and
most vague campaign.
Yeah, yeah.
It's all over all over Germany. This man is he was. Yeah,
Miracle mousse vague. Yeah. It's
okay, well, we expect some reports from these guys.
Eventually. Yeah, no,
it will definitely help I do just on the American was vague.
So while this is happening, while Germany is saying, Hey,
hold on a second. What is going on here? Marco. Your policy is
no good. There are 1000s of people in different cities
around the country. Here CNN is version of what is going on in
Europe. It's called Europe on the edge. The new normal. Now
you have to this is a produced piece with this millennial
chick. And it's just mind boggling.
Imagine being in a crowded public plays like this, and a
man pulls out a gun. He starts shooting, there are mass
casualties. But is it a terrorist attack? Or is it a
mass? What's the difference between the two and ultimately
doesn't matter? Well, terrorism, According to Webster's
Dictionary, is the use of a violent act to instill fear in
order to achieve a political goal. One of the seminal acts of
terrorism actually happened here in Munich, the 1972 Olympics.
That's when 11 Israeli athletes were held hostage and tortured
by the Palestinian Black September movement. They made
demands to release prisoners and in the rescue attempt, both
hostages and terrorists were killed. Increasingly, though,
we're seeing terrorist organizations are not making any
demands. They're just trying to inflict mass casualties and
instill fear. Think of many suicide bombings or the Paris
terror attacks in 2015. Multiple shootings, multiple explosives,
we're also seeing is that terror groups like ISIS have been
attracting and exploiting vulnerable individuals. Omar
Mateen may have opened fire on that crowded Orlando Florida
club out of personal anger. But he also swore allegiance to ISIS
and the San Bernardino killers when they went on that shooting
spree inspired by ISIS. And ISIS has been quick to claim
ownership even when there is little direct evidence that ISIS
was involved. Now here in Munich, there were very real
fears of multiple shooters engaged in a terrorist attack.
It turned out to be the violent act of a single bullied
teenager, no political motivation, no terrorist attack.
But for the families of victims. That hardly matters. Whatever
the motivation, it does nothing to reduce the pain of their
loss.
Right now this and this mix first of all, and the music my
god that's meant to mind control you there's no doubt this music
with her really low in the mix. What the hell is like almost
subliminal, that's how low she was. And to say, Munich. No
political agenda, Ana, just a teenager who was severely
bullied.
Are you fucking kidding me? It was it was he said, I'm sick and
tired of the Turks.
And the ball, there's no this. This is not terrorism because it
doesn't have political motivation. Are you kidding me
again.
And this is clear. I've
never seen this girl before clearly meant to somehow
indoctrinate or send the message to the young children who are
not watching CNN, as far as I know. By far.
I know. This is the irony. Even directly, Vargas laning Yeah,
I heard on the radio yesterday. That and Christina is she's
caught I love having my kid around. It sucks that she lives
so far. He learned so much from these kids. Like, you know,
Facebook is dead. This is no one's on Facebook anymore. I'm
gonna say Yeah. But you know, you look at the demographic, the
quick the fastest growing demographic on Facebook is 50
year old married women. Yeah, that's it.
Yeah. And they just talk amongst themselves. I'll just sit and
just I'd say the same thing. I get the same. Gross. I get the
same information from Jay and Jay doesn't go on Facebook. She
says her was
Instagram, their Instagram and Snapchat and the rest of the
real Snapchats big
deal. Yeah. Yeah.
Telling them what interesting piece of propaganda there.
Yeah. directed at WHO? What, for what purpose? There's all these
questions. Hi. I remember you talking about Germany and all
that sort of thing. And oh, nobody's really scared because
there's no real jet play this clip. This is a little I think
this is slightly suppressed. I didn't hear about it except on
RT is the missing weapons in Germany.
Yes, I did hear about this. Yes.
Firearms and military equipment reportedly stolen from a US
military base in the German city of Stuttgart. That's despite
tightened security in the country after a recent string of
terror attacks. That the basis situated just outside stood
guard. The facility houses some elite units of the US military
including Green Berets, Navy Seals and other special forces.
Artis Peter Oliver reports.
Well, this all came from a report from stars and stripes.
It's a US Defense Department publication. It pretty much just
tells us a lot of unknowns. It says that we don't know exactly
what weapons were stolen, how many weapons were stolen, who
took them or how they were taken. The theft as we're
looking at it right now took place over a month ago, but
we're only finding out about it now. And of course, this news
just adds fuel to a fire that we have here in Germany over the
last 11 days, we've seen four attacks in the country. Two of
those have been directly linked to asylum seekers who had
pledged allegiance to the Islamic State. So the whole code
took over here. Nothing to see.
Look at that. Yeah, nothing going on. Don't worry about it.
Right, right.
So yesterday afternoon as we're parking the rig and getting
everything set up, the news is one thing and one thing only
Zika Zika. Yes. ZZ
pitch. I want to mention this. I'm getting these clips and all
of a sudden all the networks so CNN Yeah, but mainly ABC, NBC,
CBS. They all started the news all Yeah, top of the news. Top
of the news. Top of the news. Yeah. I thought it was very
strange. It screwed me up because I didn't get a lot of
clips. Oh, no, I've only got this one. Zika yet. Where's the
$1.9 billion where's the money? And here is coming in to do it.
You watch. Well,
we were right. Small heads are coming. This is the first
transference by mosquito. Here's the mayor
this morning we learned that four people in our state likely
have the Zika virus as a result of a mosquito bite. This means
Florida has become the first state in our nation to have
local transmission. Number one
ground zero.
For these people live in Miami Dade and Broward counties, all
for the people live in Miami Dade and Broward counties are
listened to and the Florida Department of Health believes
that active transmissions of this virus could be occurring in
one small area in one small area in Miami Dade County. And it's
just north of downtown. This area is about one square mile.
And Dr. Phillip will give the exact location a little bit
later. One of these four cases involves a woman and the other
three cases are involved in interesting all active Zika
cases and have not exhibited symptoms symptoms to be admitted
to the hospital tested and excuse in this area has been
happening in this area where the small area for about two weeks.
While no mosquito traps have tested positive for the Zika
virus. The Department of Health is aggressively testing people
in the affected areas affected area to ensure there are no
other cases of this virus.
So the only thing I think is is Congress not back from recess.
And is this not the number one thing on their agenda again,
this $1.9 billion. They're still trying to get to give them to
friends. I don't know why else you know,
this is I have yet to figure out whether they really took all the
networks took a big run and
it wasn't it was it was a push a push a push I would say a push
not
a push button. Push Yeah. Push major, major push. Yeah, I
noticed the same thing I didn't. Well, again,
for those of you who are new to the program, this is we've
deconstructed the whole thing. This money is supposed to come
from the Ebola money. It's supposed to come from other
countries, mainly just half of that one point. Half a billion
alone is owed to the fund by the United Kingdom.
Yeah, all the people that promised to give money including
the Gates Foundation, they chose this foundation and now we're
not giving you more
money. Yeah, and the Silicon Valley friends of Silicon Valley
the housewives of Silicon Valley foundation 25 million that just
watching on it. But it's but it's going Yeah, but it's going
to Dutch military as you know the a lot of its going to
national you
read right from the document and most of this money is not going
to any sort of was supposed to go
for no. Okay,
well, I've got a couple of I think upcoming memes we can
expect.
Okay, and then we'll wrap it up because we're got Jovian. All
right. I
got two things to look out for. All right. I want you to play
this style stolen gun, a meme clip first and now explain what
what I think we're gonna start to see.
Authorities say a gun stolen from the home of stockings Mayor
last year was used to kill a 13 year old boy someone shot and
killed with Sean Harris outside his home in February 2015. While
he was waiting to go to school. Stockton police say Mayor
Anthony Silva did not report the gun stolen until March a month
after Harris was killed. The San Joaquin County Sheriff's San
Joaquin County District Attorney's office says the gun
was also used when someone fired multiple shots into a home just
one month before Harris's death. No one was hurt in that shooting
now for his part. Mr. Silva says he didn't report the gun stolen
right away because he didn't live in the house where it was
stolen at the time so he did not know it had been taken.
Missing your house got broken into your report it you know, I
mean, sounds like you know, that's not a good example. I'm
still in shock and heartbroken and
heartbroken. So here's,
okay, bring this guy on this one. Did you get Oh, he didn't
report the missing guy. This is unbelievable. Now if he reported
or didn't report it, how is that going to stop the murderer? I'm
asking you this question. No, it's
not but you're not. You're not a responsible gun owner. So you
should be banned from
going you're gonna start to see these stories about the guys
who'd had stolen gun people stealing guns from people.
You're not a responsibility right? You're not a responsible
owner, you should be banned from getting guns. And this is a
disobey the long game for confiscation of weapons
throughout the United States.
Put it in the book. In the book,
okay, it's in the book. Good. Now the other one, which I think
is upcoming me. But this may or may not play out, but you have
to play this commercial. This is a commercial for Panera and you
have to have seen the commercials in some way. So they
have all these stats on the front of the over the ad but
play this Panera clean food they
just tell me what Panera is before or should I listen era
is a joy you should know. Panera is a chain I'm sure there's some
in Texas have a huge chain that bakery chain that you also go in
there and eat eat sandwiches. It's actually one of Andrew
Horowitz his pet peeve companies because he says you there's
Panera is all over the country. They're like a little thing you
draw. But it's basically a bread Baker. That's turned into a
restaurant. Oh, like a
toast place. We think clean food tastes better. Feels better.
does better. 100% of our food will be cleaned by yours. Every
bite will be Food as it should be. Wow.
Apparently up to 95% of their foods clean, clean. What is
claimed called clean food. Here's what I'm thinking. Oh,
geez. It's going to be I think they're going to try to push
this idea of clean food to replace the sort of natural
organic Oh, this
will be a new branding new brand. We're rebrand. rebrand,
everybody. Hello. We're done. It's time to rebrand.
It's just a rebranding of I don't know, natural organic. I'm
not sure. But it's when they're using a clean food. We're gonna
only get a 100% clean food. And if they never say this, but it
implies that the food is like maybe Matt, you know, see the
kind of food that has gotten? Not I'm sure
it's more like GMO free. But also No, maybe I'm not. You
know, I think you're right is more it's the organic label is
problematic for a whole bunch of legal reasons. And, you know, in
Europe, they use biological which cracks me up he was, well,
it's biological truck. My poop is biological. Right. So that's
the branding there. But clean food, I think you're onto
something. I think you're on
there. I don't know if it's gonna catch on. But saying the
food is 100% Clean, clean. I think that what they're gonna do
is they're gonna say that there's, uh, you know, we're
100% clean, we're gonna we hope to be 100% clean and then just
just hope the public buys into whatever that even means. It
doesn't mean anything. This is this is just a trick. Well, it's
a trick. It's a bowl crap is what it is clean food, I washed
my food I'm not buying from a Chinese guy leaves a bunch of
dirt in the back joy.
Well, along these lines, I was thinking of another no agenda,
business opportunity. And you and you kind of set me up for
it. And it just it's been a bug in my mind. You know, we're
always looking to, you know, to retire.
Yeah, that's gonna, you know,
so when that we went from, we knew about the grilled cheese
and the macaroni and cheese. We were very upset. And yeah, I
went to toast and your, your follow up is the logical next
trend would be bread and water. Right? Or I'm wrong, but I'm
thinking what if we class it up if like if we make it French
like Dupin a low
you know? Yeah, that'd be the name of the place and
we could have you know, we'll give you water but we'll just
have a whole bunch of soda streams in the backs.
Just pumping it up with stuff but you have to offer all these
high end water Yeah, but it will be it'll
be our only be so it'll be also to stream but it's our will have
our own flavors. And you know, the toasts. I would for
instance, I think if I if we were doing a Dupin Hello, hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello. I think wonderbread I think we could
toast Wonder Bread and people would flock to it. Remember
Wonder Bread?
Oh yeah, they still sell it. I believe that good stuff, man.
Anyway, just it was just a thought. Just a thought. Yeah, I
think we should think about it. Think about it further. I think
it's just as another moneymaker for
us and someone else will do it for sure. moneymaker for us now.
However,
100% clean clean.
That's right. clean food clean bread
and water.
Don't you want to clean food in Japan. Hello. All right. We
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act.org/na for our show coming up on Thursday, and who knows
what will be going I'm keeping my eyes on mainly on Turkey.
That's where the action seems to be. A lot of a lot of stuff is
teed up.
Yeah, for sure. It's teed up, for sure. I want to thank Daniel
Torah. Danny loose, UK pa Max, all fabulous producers who have
some nice mixes for the end of show for today for you. And with
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