Are you gonna cry?
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 14 2016. This is your award winning chemo nation
media assassination episode 851.
This is no agenda
back from break wearing my burqini and broadcasting live
from the Capitol the drone Star State in Austin J House fever
region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm back from forced
retirement. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Yes back at home base, the crackpot condo and the
skyscraper.
Good to be here. John Austin. What? Yeah, yeah. So how was
your trip? What happened?
Oh, man, I got lots of talk about the mainly getting back
was a nightmare.
Well, that sounds good. We love talking about airport travel.
Oh, no, I had I went up to Washington and I had TSA
PreCheck both ways. Uh huh. Because that was a guide and
nice,
nice, nice and without, without actually being a registered
member of precheck right?
Yes,
if you are a frequent flyer for Southwest you get the automatic
pre check about I'd say 90% of the time
so you could be an actual terrorist unscreened yet you get
the pre check.
Yeah,
well, they wouldn't catch me in any way any which way doesn't
make any difference and pre check just a shorter line I was
your anniversary would you do it was good we ate we had a dinner
at the house good we just not like a special number so we just
had a nice
every year as a special number John, I don't know women with
douche bag Don't you know women want
to kill me if I don't get her something?
What did you get her?
I didn't get anything. Oh man. No, I got her something it was
just something I got her and
all right. So you had good travels is what you're saying.
It was pretty nice. Yeah went up down pretty quickly. The trip
back was a little somehow delayed I don't know why. And so
first of all, I got to do the one thing I wanted to do which
is the checkout my wife's assertion about the pot shops
and I did just that I went to a couple pot shops I went to the
one that the new one that just opened up they're all pretty
pretty nice. There have usually a big counter and then I have a
bunch of stuff and inside the counter and is back walls
it always it at all like like the Amsterdam coffee shops.
No, nothing. There's no no, it's a little bit like I would say
it's maybe reminiscent of the old fashioned drugstores where
they sold psilocybin. Silent psilocybin. Yeah, you know,
mushrooms.
No, sorry. No, I didn't know. It's kind
of like that. And but this these places are elaborate. That
number of edibles is completely off the charts.
Yeah, that's Dan.
The clientele was exactly what she said. Old lady, old ladies.
Yeah, I would say when I was there, I saw about 10 Old
ladies. One young guy who was just this type of stone. The old
ladies always go for the various sorts of edibles, mostly CBD
stuff. And then if there's a guy, one guy came in, and he
went right to the buds, and he bought a nano some bud and Bud,
bud. Give me a bud, bud. Yeah. Yeah. And that's about it. So
and so I would say the ratio is probably 10 to one.
Well, then, of course, we can talk briefly about the denial of
reclassification by the United States government. Oh, good,
good. Good. Where's your clip,
says DEA. Ah, here we go just to make it official
entry the US Drug Enforcement Administration vaults at
reclassifying marijuana as a lesser drug. Instead, it stays
on the list of the most dangerous alongside heroin and
ecstasy. There is a growing push to legalize pot, but the DEA
said it still has a high potential for abuse.
This means nobody can read the code, bag things.
Nobody can research.
Nobody can do any research on this drug where you have people
like Hillary saying, Well, I don't know. It needs more
research where you can't do research if the stuff is so
outrageously
and also illegal. From what I understand from the reporting
DEA is no longer going to be manufacturing synthetic
marijuana, because they said they couldn't get any consistent
results. But it isn't. That's the whole point with with
something really organic like I don't know, a flower or a plant.
It's never going to be the same as like all
wines are the same.
United States not unique in this crusade. 1000s
of people have marched through Berlin to call for the
legalization of marijuana. Though illegal in Germany. It's
allowed in rare cases for medical use earlier this year
that government back The relaxation of rules on cannabis
use by the seriously ill if there are no other treatment
options
is a worldwide move.
Yeah, well, this is ridiculous at this. Why do you
think I mean, besides the obvious that we know they would
not want the the testing that's in shows especially when you
know what you've told us about the old ladies, then it's very
beneficial to certainly some segments of the population and
so I presume that's why oh no, we can't have that. We want
these old ladies on our drugs we can't have mana
flower. Right? Does exactly at the solar is to it. It's on
can't be more kids no more complicated than that. That and
the few are dorks jerk offs that are in law enforcement who was
illegal because it should be illegal as a drug we do. We
already got enough problems with alcohol, that type of asshole.
Except for those guys and there's plenty of them. It's
it's just the drug companies and they're promoting this. Their
drug companies get 10 bucks a pill for some of these arthritic
medicines and they these old ladies are and by the way, this
stuff's not cheap. My wife bought a an ointment that the
company you want is Mary's that's apparently one of the
great companies. E RR y no, no, no, ma ry s.
What? Snoop Dogg has Mary Jane I think are
Sammy ry s I think they're out of Colorado and they there's
this little cream and they got patches which my wife claims
she's got arthritis and she claims those patches weren't
great, but she never tried to cream it. She said most cream
stink this stuff doesn't Maris belts decent. And so she rubs it
on our on our hands. And then within a couple hours, your
hands feel great, as opposed to being an awkward pain and she
refuses to take these crazy, you know, take this and then drop
dead pill.
Oh, anyway, okay, so
I find this whole thing very annoying. And the DEA report is
just ridiculous. It's shameful. It's shameful these people
should be ashamed of themselves. Just got it already got alcohol.
So I'm troubled alcohol,
my, my journey back from Excellent. My journey. And I
went to the south of France, my buddy Michelle from from London,
his mom has had a house there for 15 years. And I think I've
been there and now four times probably. And it's a it's cool
because it's in between nice and central pay. So you know, you
kind of get you can get a flavor of of both sides. Although no
matter where you want to go, you have to go exclusively, you must
get on the road between one and two in the afternoon when all
the friends are having lunch, which is extremely consistent.
There's no one on the road. It's no one on the road. Otherwise,
it can take you an hour and a half to get to know Denise or to
if you want to go to Central pay.
But wow, oh, my goodness. Just be if if France
really does, and says and publishes and has conversations
about radical Islam slash just Islam. If the United States was
really exposed to what they do, I mean, Trump is nothing
transports Trump to
shame is really unbelievable. Like what? Well,
we'll so actually I have I have a couple of clips that I picked
up. Let me see. The first one would be where is it big
controversy as
almost like, here it is. Now, we're at
now where the where nieces and con. And actually Monaco is
right along the coast and connects to Italy. So there's,
you know, tons of tons of refugees in in Italy, and they
were trying to walk the beach and come you know, enter France.
And I think I sent you a picture. Anyone can look this up
and see in the show notes. There were terrorists, pro terrorism
police on the rocks kind of on the beach, pepper spraying
people who are trying to swim a creek. Come on to French land.
Just to raise backpacks. Yeah, really not the deadly the big
controversy right now in Nice. And in con is the burqini which
the burqini there's a lot of stories on this over here. About
that. Just recently.
Here is the EURO NEWS report.
Controversy In Cannes bikinis have been banned on the beach.
It's been slammed as discriminatory, the mayor says
is to prevent disorder in public places. The ban on full bodied
headcovering swimsuits are run in the French Riviera resort
until the end of August. Poor guess what you do? The decree is
not the provocation. He says it's those who wear this kind of
outfits. They're like uniforms. I think that several people,
maybe they were in good faith, so we have to explain to them
who's flouting the ban can be fined while officials say it's
in the interests of security. Others say the move will worsen
religious tensions. It's ridiculous because I see naked
people. I don't understand why I can't be dressed. We do what we
want in schools. I can respect secularism, but on beaches, it's
ridiculous. The ban.
Yeah. So you can you know, I said, What is the point? I mean,
there's there's a logic thing here.
Well, if you listen to the end of the report, I just want you
to hear the final quote from this lady. And then there's the
lady in the burqini. No, no, this will be just a like that
one one was defending the beginning but I want you to hear
the other side. Just hold on which
season comes after the deadly truck attack in nearby Nice.
France is on edge I should say. I don't think wearing a bikini
is illegal. Everyone has the right to go to the beach because
it's a public area. But at the same time, if we think about
women's rights, if we accept more and more things like this,
it's like a regression. Under French laws face covering veils
are already banned in public headscarves, they're also
forbidden in public schools.
So that's what it's about. And the French are pretty open about
this. I spoke to a lot of people you know, this is my second time
in France this year. And I have to say I do respect their
consistency.
Like now we don't want this because if we if we let this go
then before you know it'll just be normal and when the beach
will be women and black bikinis.
That's so here's the logic that when I saw this there's a woman
laying down isn't the BBC or one of these outlets I remember that
it was just a picture of her laying down in a burqini which
was basically the head to toe covering yourself for the eyes.
No laying Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
it's not, does not cover the face the burkini the face one
covered the face I didn't see that one is the picture and it
was like it but you know, it wasn't covering the face it was
covering everything but the eyes and nose. Yeah, and you didn't
see but you couldn't even if it didn't so what is the same
thing? What are you doing on the beach? Which is where you go to
get some sun? If you're covered from head to toe it's It's
idiotic. Why would you bother if you're if you're gonna go to the
beach and lay down in the sun in a stupid burqini what is
pointless is only there so this is actually to me it's just
something that's done to make a point. And if you did this is
the whole thing is just make a point. I remember after 911 I
went to it was like a day after 911 and I went into the Nokia
the Nokia or not Nokia why would the what's the IKEA select to
the IKEA over here in Emeryville? Same country
oh no it's not the same region
I went over there and they had some guy was dragging his wife
around and she was in one of his head to toe you know opera I
don't even know what it was as the kind they were in Dubai he
has no face no not just black wandered walking around with her
showing her off is as a as a fu Danny buddy around and everyone
just kind of rolled their eyes at this because it was stupid.
But it's the same thing. It's this is what the burqini thing
is all about. It's just to make a point. Well the property is
the point is we're here getting used to it Yeah,
the provocation comes from two angles and I actually tweeted a
picture of the latest Charlie Hebdo which was in the
supermarket in what they call the casino and I bring it back
it's a stupid yeah I have I have a copy you should actually take
a look at it the tweet that I sent out it's really funny and I
can imagine extremely offensive to the to people who don't like
this
like sticky lever if you just it's not realistic it's just
aggressive
if you have a if you just go look at my Twitter feed it's I
think I posted it yesterday now it's it's a it's a Muslim guy
Muslim woman and with the genitals exposed and they're
jumping around happy on it's really quite funny. But my my
observations are that the French really really will just have
none of it. They are sick of it but conversely walking around in
nice and also nice airport now there is tons of military and
they've all got their automatic rifles. Yeah, just like the
Delta check in eight eight guys. It's really quite astounding.
But you walk around you talk to people it's as if it never
happened. You know the the 90 people killed with the with the
truck instead. Did it just it'll just carry on. And it's a very
odd feeling. It's just no discussion about it and goes,
Oh, yeah, that was horrible. But in the meantime, they really
are. Yeah, they're really just not having any of it marceia was
on fire. And there was that 2000 troops protecting the entire
code to zero and every French publication was saying a
terrorist attack appears to be imminent, it's imminent, is
imminent. And when you get these newspaper articles, where you
see the migrants clamoring a bunch of French territory, there
is police. That was mind blowing, this is pepper spraying
of them. So it's this dichotomy, really, just very, it's almost
it's like a, like, a whole area of cognitive dissonance in
people's brains are scrambled. I'm not quite sure, but this is
no Congress, and no discussion about it has happened, we just
put that over to the side, you don't really read much about it
anymore. And yet, it was right there.
Other things in, in Europe? Oh, for I forget, you know, I
did this quick turnaround. And of course, you know, when I when
I go down there, there's really no there was previously really
no conductivity, which is otherwise I would just, you
know, stay a little longer and do the show. And that has never
been possible before. But I
did. You know, I find it kind of ludicrous that you don't get
good connectivity in France, which was kind of promoted the,
you know, they had the they went from crap when I first went to
France was 1973. Meaning tell us what they had me tell it was so
old fashioned that it was you had to go to the post office to
make a phone call. Remember that? Yes. Yeah. And if somebody
did have a private line, the funny thing about you always had
to remember is that when you hung it up, you had to wait
about two minutes for it to actually disconnect. Because
you're critical. You didn't want to like talk about the guy.
Oh, do you have we used to have that in the states where if
someone hung up, and then you didn't, then they pick the phone
up again, the connection would still be there, right? I
remember those days. Oh my god, now we're old.
But this was wide open. So it was like it really didn't hang
up. I guess it sent a signal somewhere. And I guess somebody
got kicked in the buttons all cow upon plug it. And so then
they went from that and all of a sudden they jumped to lightspeed
and went to mini tail in the probably like late 70s, early
and 70s.
And that was like the everything that was like the most advanced
thing in the world. And then since then, they've just drifted
and drifted back. They haven't done anything since.
So the wired connections like, you can get ADSL and it's just
it's incredibly crap, you're getting less than a megabit Down
and up. However, 4g and LTE networks are now really
widespread and incredibly fast. I'm talking at minimum 30
megabits per second, up and down. And I was getting this
from Orange and I believe T Mobile bought orange. So maybe
they've done some expansion. Here's that here's the thing
that was really nice. Now this my T Mobile subscription is
unlimited data. You get new 4g LTE in the states and anywhere
in the world, you'll get two and a half g which is natural,
right? If you just check an email or something you not on
the Wi Fi. But as a special promotion. T Mobile had opened
up full LTE access worldwide for everyone between the first of
July and the end of August. Who's really fantastic what
those guys didn't play that up enough what a great promotion
that we want to play it up too much.
Well that's true. True well they got me with that one I really
liked it. So the next time you know it's easily do a show from
that easily. Just it's just
using your T mobile connection each of the other little by
little devices. Just use your phone
just use the phone. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's really outrageous. It
was noticeable. Yeah, but everywhere we went, got great
connectivity, but only wireless not wired. So I guess that just
skipping
all of that. Well, it might as well at this point. Yeah,
of course. I brought my my KX to my little ham rig. And threw a
wire up in the tree.
Really nice. Talk
to Croatia, Sweden, Norway.
Oh, yeah. CQ, CQ. CQ. CQ.
It's very hard to explain to them. No, I'm not in America.
I'm mobile. I'm on location. I'm in France. Wow. I can't believe
how good you sound.
She is a Nazi collaborator. In
shaved his head. Yeah, crazy man. Crazy Crazy. Anyway, coming
back was was really first I should say They did go to
Central pay. And it's it's really become CD. And that's
yeah, what this started happening a couple years ago.
I know when this started happening. Let me just get this
started happening when we decided to sanction the
Russians. And all those rich Russian Yes, jerk offs who are
supporting Santro pay because every time you talk to anyone Oh
god, he's running his company by Dom Perignon for the whole the
whole bar No,
that no not for the bar. They buy the MagnuM and they sit
there the big, usually big, fat Russian guys, and then they get
the sword and they chop the top off and just spray everybody
with it. It's like $1,000 worth of champagne. So yeah, and so
most of the big boats aren't there. Apparently they're all in
Sardinia, that's, that's where they're all going now or St.
Barts or I don't know where they're going, but not not
really there. So.
Yeah. And difference. I
think that these, especially the French Riviera, the Russians
love that place. Yeah. And they spent big.
So everyone is just going through the motions, but it
seems like no one's really happy. Oh, no, it's just yeah.
It's on the web. If they lowered their prices, it would help. Oh,
it's it's unbelievable. The prices. He's like, Yeah, I'll
have one drink. Thank you. That's 20 euros. Okay, thank
you. 25 bucks for a beer. Yeah. All right. That didn't last long
with Adam. So, you know, again, the French it's it's astounding
that there's not a lot of reporting. I mean, if you just
listen to what they're doing and what they're saying and it's
just it's publicly agreed to it's it's being published
everywhere. The United States would if it was really known as
Oh, we can't talk to the French they're racist. The crazy
Islamophobes we can't have that. I don't think you saw anywhere
that they were spraying migrants on the beach. Did you probably
didn't hear about that. Yeah,
I'll put it in the next newsletter for everybody go to
the get a subscription. Yeah, I put that photo in the
newsletter. It's not the greatest photo. Oh, they're busy
taking some pictures.
Yeah. Daily Mail I think has a lot of really good ones. I just
the pepper spray one is just the funniest. So I don't understand
it's really in we're
talking to the French get Hillary elected. That's the
problem.
Yeah, we're talking to the French now the French are please
go and bomb Libya. But if you look at their what you could
easily see as Islamophobia. Now if the if people were really
told about this, they would probably be an outrage.
I don't know.
Everything's an outrage. The way
back was somewhat challenging, though. So first, my flight was
delayed. And because of you I didn't have a Sunday in there's
all kinds of stupid complicated rules and of course KLM I flew
southwest to southwest to JFK and from JFK I took KLM to
Amsterdam, Amsterdam KLM to nice on the way back. Wait, wait,
stop, stop, stop. Back up.
You took southwest or to New York. Yeah. That was that.
I love southwest I see that great. You
know, I took southwest of Detroit and I thought it was a
great way to go it's like half the price of everything else.
Oh yeah. I love I love their boarding process too and works
from you totally. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, so took that and by the
way on the way back now you have KLM is affiliated with Air
France and with delta. So I was very lucky because when I
arrived the JFK had like my that even though I was flying with
KLM the Delta app was like I didn't know what's happening at
that point. But of course we had this huge meltdown of their
their data center or whatever actually, this was I got some
inside info I think I have the CEO here somewhere. Let me see.
Yes, here we go. The CEO of Delta explaining what happened
last June. I'm speaking to you today from our operations and
Customer Center, where we've got delta teams working around the
clock to restore our system capabilities as I'm sure you can
appreciate it's a all hands on deck effort. We lost power this
morning, which causes us to implement
we lost power we lost power now I know from people on the inside
they have duplicate operation centers but apparently that they
had some single point of failure with losing power and they
couldn't bring anything back up online a really messed up a lot.
Hey, I mean, this was their entire operation
forgot it and realize that you were running off that system
when you were taking this trip.
Yeah. And so all the information was incorrect. Now that plane
was fine left on time, but then you know, coming back to Delta
plane or Canada Going over his Kailyn. But coming back, I had
to check in with Delta and which is then staffed by french french
ground personnel. And I had seen what I thought maybe possibly
because you know, the smaller systems are back up there where
I could get an upgrade because I have enough miles. I wanted to
get a business as a seat upgrade. So hey, how you doing?
Yeah, I'd love to see if there's upgrade doesn't even look Nah,
it's not available. Well, could you like take a look? No, it's
not available. Would you mind just taking a look now? Can you
put me on the Lydia? Yeah. Could you put me on the list? Yeah.
Okay. Didn't do anything. Right. Well, yeah, I
put Jenna listed right in the air.
Unbelievable. Now, the good I have to say, regarding Delta,
even though that plane left two hours late at the end, is
personally had dynamite snacks. I never witnessed. Yes, yeah.
I wouldn't win. This is the best you can say about an airline.
Yeah,
well, there's one other might snag. Now there's one other
thing they did have Wi Fi the entire way across the Atlantic.
I know. I contacted you while you were in the air. Yeah. Now
not that I could record clips or anything, but I could definitely
work. So then I went to JFK. And I knew that I would have a
couple hour layover to get JetBlue back, which is really
the only direct flight available. And that was delayed
by two hours. So I get in. I was at home last night. 3am. And
then from three to four, I did some clips.
You get nothing. Okay. No,
I know I got tons of stuff when you talk.
Typically you tell me get extra. Well, I told you. I want to make
a comment about my my flight again. I want to just say this
because I maybe I've said it before, but I hate what is with
people that insist on running their got a roller bag, which
barely fits down the aisle. So they decided to drag it down.
They're bumping bumping bump and stop and bump and stop and bump
and stop. And it's unbelievable. And then the second thing is,
these guys are these huge and women with these huge backpacks.
Where do they go? They're Sherpas are they going up
Everest, they're coming in and they get the thing is stuck. And
then they turn and bang it with a backpack. I'm always aware of
this, because I was in the aisle and they got this huge backpack
is going back and forth. Bang, bang, bang. And then they have
dragon this stupid roller cart down that doesn't fit down the
aisle and they don't know what to keep doing this for. It's
just annoying these people and the backpack thing. I sit in a
grocery store. I'm in the grocery store. I'm over at
Monterey who's buying vegetables and some idiot with his huge
backpack on like he's gonna be you know, climbing, you know,
ever Kilimanjaro right after he goes shopping. And bang bang is
banging into things left and right. Unbelievable. John Cena
for X
diva the day that
we know I agree with you. I'm also pushing back when this
happens. It is highly annoying. I'll be the first to admit.
Here's something funny that happened. So I'm really tired
now. And and also JFK was warm that the Jet Blue terminal. It
was just warm. The air conditioning was
better that terminal went as well. Oh my god, it just gets
boiling hot and
sticky and nasty. And it's a pretty terminal. Otherwise, you
know, it kind of surrounds the old TWA terminal to some
nostalgia there. So I'm really tired. I'm gonna get on the
plane and I had the, you know, like, up in the front Jet Blue.
So you pay like 15 bucks extra and you get even more space and
incomes a family and it's a mom with four kids. This is how
tired it was a mom with four kids, she's wearing a niqab. So
you can see her face, but you know, everything else is is
draped. And she's got her kids. And the elder son I guess you
know, he's in between me and the woman who's the window seat in
my aisle? A my row. And I'm looking at like Mike, he really
looks like the clock boy. He really looks like the clock boy.
Let's say hey, you live in Austin. You're trying to figure
out if maybe he lived in Garland Texas or something. And he's and
he got it. He got kind of like the kids a 10th grader. I guess
he just he was very annoyed by my question. Sorry, man. Yeah, I
don't know. Maybe he thought it was like, Well, how could you
live in Austin? That's the only thing I could have imagined that
that's maybe what he thought, but here's the dumb thing. So
I'm I'm tired and yep, we're sitting on the tarmac waiting. I
don't know. Again, I was just tired. So I start kind of
humming and then you know how you just sing songs. Kind of,
you know, subconsciously. No, you never do that. You know, you
never sing in tunes or anything when you're in public. Well, I
was tired and I'm in my seat and I'm going my share re Allah. Oh
god.
I don't know if it's sitting next to you.
I hope you didn't hear it but I caught myself what am I doing?
It's the ear bug of my Sharia laws you can't get it out of
your head once you've got it.
You are singing my Sherea laws and
but you know because you sing this stuff all the time. This is
kind of you know just because of our jingles play oh wait that's
the wrong one I'm sorry this one so here I
am on the plane going
on my show real
long Western as well crap you're Oh man,
I just I just I'm breaking on the sweat all over again just
thinking about it. Just thinking about a knife. Yeah. So anyway
man now because of the
of the by the way that could have been the clock boy. That
guy's back and then yeah, no. Reason. And now I was listening.
I did a lot of clips from Artie. Yeah. Reading clip this one. But
they did a long report on this guy and they played it.
According to Hoyle, they didn't talk about the reality of it.
They all Americans are a bunch of bigots because they don't
like this kid. Yeah, I couldn't believe it. I said, well, there
goes Artis credibility.
Yeah. Meanwhile, they're they're suing the state and the school
district with $15 million. And he's under duress because he
can't create any more. Oh, yeah, he's a mess. He has post
traumatic stress syndrome. Sure. Wasn't
that kid? Sure. Wasn't it weird
why he was this? He kind of looked like it. That's what I'm
saying. Yeah. And that's why I said it. You
sure wasn't him? No, I'm
not sure he wasn't gonna talk to me. After I was singing my
Sharia law, there was not a lot of communication between me and
my seatmate. Right, so stupid. I did not did not mean to do that
conscious.
You've been brainwashed
now. Because I had conductivity I was able to keep up to speed
with some things. And it just this controversy over what Trump
said about the Second Amendment people, whatnot. This is a
classic case. Do you remember the dress? It's silver and
white? No, it's blue and black? It's yeah, it is exactly the
same thing.
Golden white, by the way, which is gold
you eat? Well, there you go. What color was it? So you hear
something and you view that or hear that through the filters
that? Yeah, I guess we
have this ties. Right. We've seen this. We've discussed it
before. We discussed it with the various Oh bots and how they
look at the same exact thing completely differently. And it's
just what are you gonna do? So Trump says is racist, crazy to
Don Lemon had this panel. And one guy, I guess said who was
supporting Cruz and I think now he's a Trump surrogate. And so
it really there's only two sides of it. One is which I think is a
stretch as well. But oh, he was trying to unify and you got
second amendment people you got to go out there and vote and
unify and try and fight the gun grabber Hillary Clinton. What
most people in the media heard was, go kill her if I lose that.
And the face bag is just I mean, you remember Scott Mednick
has a much more sensitive before he loses but it's another no but
you know, the way he said it, and I'm just I'm just Scott
Mednick now I don't know
how you probably wouldn't anyway, people who do I know who
are friends, and that you know, and there was even this story
going around from the Dallas Observer, which said, Well, you
know, yeah, sure. We're gonna get our Lee Harvey Oswald with
this talk. And they are going to explain how somehow the the
political climate created Lee Harvey Oswald and everyone's Oh,
yeah. Oh, yeah.
If you want to take a little look at some I didn't get a clip
I would move what's gonna put on
me I'm gonna play this this clip of Don Lemon with his guests.
Okay, but what but what Olbermann? Yeah,
I got that. I got I got that too.
You have that clip? Yeah, man. I'm setting up package baby.
Okay. Okay. First,
Don Lemon. Emery wants to abolish essentially abolish the
Second Amendment, by the way, and if she gets to pick
if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks.
Although the Second Amendment people maybe there is I don't
know. But okay, so
now what I hear it again, he doesn't mention the judges. And
of course, that is really what any election is about the United
States Supreme Court nominations. So lemon has a I
think it's a guy's running for for Senate somewhere. And so it
to bins on and everybody's on to beat this guy up. But just
listen to now, there are two sides, you know, everyone
interprets things differently. So I'm not going to condemn
every anyone for their true belief of how they receive
information. But lemon man and it was just a great exchange
explained to us people who don't understand and that you would
want to laugh at what he meant by that
done. The man I think we all know is running for president
United States. He probably has some data that one issue voters,
a lot of one issue voters vote on the Second Amendment issue.
It's clear he's trying to motivate people to go out and
vote based on the potential for an open Supreme Court seat. How
that's clear to you. That was some kind of call to an open
revolution and to start firing your weapons at public officials
is utter observance.
No one said that no one said that. So no one said that if he
wanted people to go out and vote, why not just say, go out
and vote the Supreme Court depends on it. Listen, the
Second Amendment depends on why give some Why Why say something
like that? If that's not what he meant, as someone who's running
for leader of the free world, shouldn't he be as
I love that? That's always my favorite. He's running for
leader of the free world. No, no, he's running for president.
Not quite the leader of the free world.
Shouldn't he be as clear in his words as possible? Go ahead,
Don, and you want me to answer that question? Listen, we can
disagree about how imprudent he worded that but this suggests
that he was calling for violence means to me that you came into
this with the idea that Donald Trump was calling to violence.
Let me make the case afterwards.
I think he's correct in this because that's how some people
come into it that way. When I heard it, I don't know what your
feeling was. I kind of like whenever I didn't register one
way or the other.
Did you know when I first heard it, it was just like, you know,
he's, he's different than all these other politicians,
especially Hillary, in so far is that he's just conversational.
So he's up there just blab, blab, blab as Yak and Yak. And
that's why I can go an hour because he's just blabbing. I
mean, so we do each and we were chatting, we're not rehearsed.
And we actually finish sentences. He's very poor at
Finishing Sentences that always getting actually worse at it, or
maybe on purpose. I don't know. So I think he's just he's
getting to the point where you see this with not so much Rand
Paul, but Ron Paul, Ron Paul used to if you listen to him
talk, he never finished a sentence and he just assumed
that you'd finish it. Okay? Because it's all code. It's like
you're you know what, Ron Paul's about you listen to him. You go.
Okay, I get it. I know what he's saying. If you don't know what
Ron Paul's about you never heard of him. You never heard him
before. And you listened to him talk. You think he was not? So
there you have it? That's exactly. That's exactly. I'm
just talking in code. Yeah. And of course, that is then
translated by some into dog whistle called arms go kill
somebody. I certainly did not think, Oh, this is to unify. I
didn't think that.
When I heard it, I just was to me, it was just a Trump throw
toss away. Yeah, I didn't. I didn't do anything either. So we
can move on.
I certainly didn't hear one side or the other. Now we'll continue
because this just gets hilarious. Don Lemon is about to
bust a gut
case afterwards. You didn't come into this with a clear and open
mind. Listen, I was I endorsed Cruz in the primary camp and I'm
not a Trump surrogate. I'm supporting
him saying right now. It makes no sense. I'm sitting at home.
I'm watching Donald Trump. I have two layers. And I have two
eyes and I can see the reaction of the people behind me. And I'm
not We're not stupid. Every single person you have on this
panel. Now we're very smart people. David Gergen,
I was received.
David Gergen, who's respected by people on both sides, by
Republicans and Democrats who've worked for Republicans and
Democrats, who has worked for a president who's had an
assassination attempt, who's president who has been
assassinated, knew exactly what Donald Trump is saying, and
we're supposed to be stupid enough not to understand that it
should be made the spin coming from the surrogates and for
people like you, you should be ashamed of yourself
doesn't mean done. I frankly, I'm ashamed that you're talking
to me as if I'm a child, when 12 years of my life Oh,
yours is treating me as a child because you're telling me what?
To TV and you're on television, to the American people.
You're lying to the American people crap about this. Don,
you're a TV guy. I was a secret service agent. No, cut off my
mic.
I'm not gonna cut off here to tell you that you're sitting
here and you're lying to the American people. Know that
you're lying. It's one of those things where everybody else is
crazy, but
this is one of those things where everybody else is crazy.
The
limit over time I've watched him recently he's totally unhinged.
Oh, yeah. I think he's got something going on personal in
his personal life. Oh,
no doubt, no doubt can't be he keeps in got normal? No. Well,
it gets, we're almost done. But it gets so much
better and who is wrong? But then then you're running for
office in Florida, as you're running for Congress. Yeah. So
do you support this kind of language, this kind of rhetoric
coming from Donald Trump as as someone who's running for
elected office?
And here's another one of those CNN tricks, you know, do you
support that? Do you support that? Do you support that
done? What kind of language trying to motivate us? To
support what Donald Trump said today? That was an answer to the
question.
So yes or no? Do
you support the vote for Donald Trump support what he's done?
People who believe Second Amendment should absolutely vote
against the gun grab or Hillary Clinton 100% Oh, dog whistle and
whatever you need to say within the realm of reason to motivate
people to get out and vote. Yes, you should do that. Because you
will lose. First
of all, that's a talking point to call someone a gun grabber.
No one is trying to take your minds that
your talking points, you'll never hear like Captain talking
points. Back in
an overnight legend, Captain talking points or insults.
What's
my talking point? Tell me what my talking point is. Dan,
you came into this and you said, Listen, this is pretty clear.
Donald Trump was implying some kind of a violent act against
Mrs. Clinton, which I was
talking. How is that? How do you know when a talking point is a
political operative? And you go on television every single day?
And you say the same thing?
Yeah, that's the definition of you, Don Lemon, you go on
television, say the same thing every single day. That fast,
same thing. So this just went on, and it was just hilarious.
And
you said I didn't cut the mic on the guy. Well,
he that's because he said, you go ahead and cut my mic. And
that's what of course Don couldn't do it then which they
do that a lot. Certainly Don Lemon. And then you sent me a
video last him? Yes, the connection not too bad. And I've
never underestimate the long term memory of the United States
public in 2008, Keith Olbermann, then on MSNBC, and of course,
this was the Clinton Obama race. And this is a 10 minute rant,
which is in the show notes. It's
great to watch. Yeah, listen to the whole thing. It's quite
good. He goes off. Here's, yeah, here's the opening.
And he explains exactly what she said. And it is exactly the same
anger and outrage as we're hearing now about Donald Trump.
Finally, tonight,
as promised, a Special Comment on Senator Clinton's
assassination remark to the editorial board of the Argus
leader newspaper of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, once again, it was
this, ask if her continuing fight for the nomination against
Senator Obama hurts the Democratic Party? She replied,
quote, I don't. Because again, I've been around long enough,
you know that my husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992
until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle
of June, right. We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated
in June in California. You know, I just don't understand it. You
know, there's lots of speculation about why it is. The
comments were recorded. And we showed them to you earlier, and
they are online as we speak, she actually said those words. Those
words, Senator, you actually invoked the nightmare of
political assassination, you actually invoked the specter of
an inspirational leader at the seeming moment of triumph for
himself and a battered nation yearning to breathe free silence
forever, you actually use the word assassination. In the
middle of a campaign with a loud undertone of racial hatred and
gender hatred and political hatred. You actually use the
word assassination in a time when there is a fear unspoken,
but vivid and terrible that our again troubled land and
fractured political landscape might target a black man running
for president or a white man or a white woman. You actually use
those words in this America Senator while running against an
African American man who against the death threat started the
moment he declared his campaign, you actually use those words and
was this America Senator while running to break your greatest
glass ceiling and claiming there are people who would do anything
to stop you? You senator, never mind the implications of using
the word assassination in any context relative to Senator
Obama. What about you? You cannot say this
too. I am having
before you go on, I want to point out something because
unfortunately, let it go too long. I'd like to have stopped
it earlier because there was a phraseology and a way he put
things in a cadence. That is exactly Rachel Maddow. And it is
and he was her mentor. Yes, but I heard it I go Oh, Jesus.
Exactly the same and I think it had to do with those words that
she she used it these are the
this America Yeah. In this Yeah. Very
baby. Yeah, he goes on for another 10 minutes. Yeah. On and
on and on cuz time filler. And as I watched this, I I thought
to myself, you know, why hasn't if Ms. NBC wanted to save the
network, which is just playing No Olympic stops currently.
Yeah, they would bring this guy back for at least through the
election. He passed out
he was great. Yeah. As he I think he's going on like Chelsea
Handler and doing his trump is any idiot rant. He's doing that
kind of stuff. So it's too Yeah, I agree. It's too bad for us
because I like it when he does crazy stuff is fun, fun, fun guy
to listen to.
Now, I didn't know you
know, he can't keep I think he does get paid a lot so well. He
won't work cheap. So I have learned
just recently of course, with the professor and everything you
I can no longer comment or post and compose stuff I can no
longer participate in, in face bag conversations. However, I
sent this video to a buddy of mine, Chris Marriott, who used
to be creative director, my company think new ideas. And he
is a all in Trump guy. So it's really funny because he's one of
these guys who just smiles and laughs You know, and there's
people and like, Yo, you, you should head your horrible. No,
just just keep laughing and posting funny. He has absolutely
no filter at all just post stuff out there. I have no idea how he
keeps his job. He's an email marketing or something. And
people see his face back those freak out. So he posts this. And
the response was very interesting. Every single time
someone comments was like Hillary was warned the words
were poorly chosen by Donald Trump by Barack Obama to the the
it is impossible for people on either side on either side to
actually, this is why civil wars imminent is no doubt about it.
Now, there was something else that popped up with Don Lemon,
and it's another package. And it's something that falls under
what is known as the Goldwater rule. Have you heard of the
Goldwater rule? No. I've only read about it because I wasn't
actively involved. And probably a bit too young. Barry Goldwater
very similarly was people saying He's crazy. He's insane. He's a
psychopath. And there was one or two psychologists who said,
yeah, yeah, it looks like it looks like he's insane. And he
sued the crap out of them after the election and one. And this
is known in psychiatrists circles as the Goldwater rule.
And you never ever do that. You never say, hey, yeah, that guy
running for office. He's insane if you're a psychologist.
So that's interesting.
I think if you look it up, the Goldwater rule is pretty well
known thing according to the Google's. So Don Lemon, in all
his wisdom, and I just love Don, I really do. Because he's so
insane, that it's just fabulous. Just fabulous to have all the
stuff that he does. He brings on his buddy, of course, Dr. Drew,
Dr. Drew Pinsky. And Drew, Dr. Drew is, I guess, aware of the
of the of the Goldwater rule. And Don is going to try not once
not twice, but three times to to analyze Donald Trump and get Dr.
Drew to admit to it much to Don chagrin. Here are the answers.
Let's start first with the insane insane we the first go
the first run around and
there's a lot of people asking what is going on with him? You
know, Michael Mayer, Michael Bloomberg said at the DNC last
week and supportive Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, even
for the events of the last few days, listen to this.
The bottom line is Trump is a risky, reckless and radical
choice and we can afford to make that choice. So he's
implying that Trump is not saying do you agree with that?
Listen, we
have to look at what is insanity. He can be reckless and
risky and not be insane. Right? There's two definitions of
insanity. One is legal definition. And a legal
definition of insanity is somebody who is so out of it.
They don't know the difference between right and wrong. I
always thought
the definition of insanity not the legal but maybe the medical
definition was trying the same thing over and over again
expecting a different result definition
people throw
out exactly. I wanted to make that point because that does not
jive with what the doctor says
that is a very high standard for insanity. And very few people
meet that standard. You're really not functioning when
you're legally insane. Then there's clinically insane
medically what does that mean? Usually when we talk about
insanity, we mean psychotic hearing voices having
hallucinations, again, have a thought to you from reality. So
I'm sorry, Don, not insane. Okay. Oh, no
apologies necessary. You know, was Bloomberg who made the
assertion? No.
Oh, see? Oh, well, he was Bloomberg who said and I didn't
say so. Okay, well, that's all right. Let me try him. How about
narcissism? Maybe he's a narcissist.
If he is. We've spoken about this before. I believe that you
think he has narcissist narcissistic tendencies? Is that
always a bad thing and a leader?
No, it isn't always a bad thing. But people people want to label
him as a nihilistic personality disorder. And that is a pretty
tough, tough thing to do at a distance. But let me just talk
to you narcissism generally can be a good thing. And if you're a
fighter pilot, we want you to be narcissistic. We want you not to
have fear in extreme circumstances. And so most
political leaders have Some degree of narcissism. That's
what motivates them to go into this these areas. I mean, we've
done research on this and it, it bears that out. The question
though, is narcissism has a liability. And that's malignant
narcissism where you lose empathy. feelings don't matter,
only your sort of point of view as well, that matters, you know,
at all times. And in that situation, usually, you see
people who really can't function interpersonally. So you look at
their children, their marriages, and you just don't see the
evidence of malignant narcissism in his kid. Certainly. Now, I'd
love to know from his ex wives, maybe they know something that
we haven't heard yet, but you just can't conclude because his
relationships are actually maintained and seem to be quite
healthy.
Oh, no. Dr. Drew, this is not the message I want to boy. How
about he psychotic? Yeah, yes, psychotic. And Oliver, John
Oliver agrees
to listen to a John Oliver said, Honestly, the main takeaway from
these two weeks is that incredibly, we may be on the
brink of electing such a damaged, sociopathic narcissist
that the simple presidential duty of comforting the families
of fallen soldiers may actually be beyond his capabilities. And
I genuinely did not think that that was a part of the job that
someone could be bad at
people throw around a lot of terms about Donald Trump, is
that unfair to call someone who was a nominee for the Republican
Party, sociopath? Yes. Because sociopaths are usually tied up
with illegal really seriously have problems with crunk
behavior.
But you know, you can be manipulative, you can be
narcissistic, and you can still do, okay in life. But again,
your relationships usually have extreme pathology, it's very
difficult to raise healthy kids very difficult to have sustained
marriages. If you're, if you're deep into narcissism, though,
you can have narcissistic features. And there's no doubt
that the majority of politicians have exactly that. The question,
though, is, are some of the reckless qualities that everyone
is getting so disturbed about on the campaign going to be
translated into office? Should he get elected? And that's a
pretty hard thing to predict. I don't know if this is just
somebody playing politics? Or is this somebody who really can't
contain their impulses? What do people want to call it
narcissism? People are like hypomanic and bipolar. Much
more.
Oh, maybe he's Haha, what hypo hypo, hypo, that sounds good,
it's running at the mouth. And you've got to wonder more about
that than narcissism. You said bipolarism. And what else like
manic, hypomania, I shouldn't say he is hypomanic, but I label
him was filled his personality qualities but you know, when I
hear people that are impulsive with their speech, I was worried
about hypomania and, and bipolar types of conditions. And he has
is he says he has boundless energy. Again, a little
hypomania can be great, there are a lot of romantic
businessmen to get a ton done. But in terms of containing your
speech, and being able to be thoughtful and take a beat
before you say something, for those people, that can be very,
very difficult.
Now, it's just so it's just not working out for Don, and
everything that he's been calling Trump is just apparently
not true, according to the medical expert. And then we wrap
it up here with Dr. Drew saying, Well, it's actually it's it's
us, but and he tell you means, of course, the Trump supporters,
but if you listen carefully to what he says, you could also
just say it's Don Lemon,
what's more fascinating, to be honest, not him, but his
supporters that seem to not be concerned about any of this,
that to me is fascinating, as always, what is up with us?
Right?
Not concerned who say it doesn't matter if he's telling the truth
or not?
And again, it's, I'm trying to figure out what is it with us
to we need to examine ourselves? Well, Trump needs to
listen why we watch reality television. That's all that's
all about us. Why do we why do we do this? Let's examine that.
I was watching these networks and CNN seemed to be everybody
was talking about all kinds of things, but CNN seemed to have
not cover wall to wall coverage of Trump. Oh, yeah.
The Michelle would say, hey, let's watch some TV like nine
o'clock at night, whatever. I said, Okay, let's play the game.
What game said you turn it on? And if within 30 seconds, they
haven't said Trump things switch to the next channel. You just
turn it on from Trump.
So I found a one kind of interesting thing we're
deconstructing was a couple of memes that cropped up about
because the main thing I was watching I don't like watching.
I love watching Don lemons my beat.
It's yeah.
It's this tax thing because gallery came out. There's so
there's a couple of reports I want to play these two clips.
And one of them is the Clinton on donate, you know, they
couldn't release her tax. Taxes 10 million bucks. And there's
now a lot of speculation about about what happens next but I
got a kick out of this Clinton on donating to herself, because
they had a charitable donation to the Clinton Foundation. I
thought that was relative.
Tonight, Hillary Clinton hoping the release of Her 2015 tax
returns will pressure Donald Trump to do the same, because he
refuses to do what every other presidential candidate in
decades has done and release his tax returns. The filings show
the Clintons made a combined $10.7 million last year, far
less than the 28 million they made the year before they
donated just over $1 million to charity, virtually all of it to
the Clinton Foundation.
I'd like to say that it is not a typical at all for wealthy
individuals to have a foundation they put money into the
foundation. It's a taxi a way to avoid paying taxes and do
something with it. Now, of course, the Clinton Foundation
has his issues, but I'd see no problem in her giving her money
to the Clinton Foundation. I just don't see a problem with
that. That's very normal.
Yes, if it's a corrupt organization, yes, of course, of
course that now it's a different house. So there's so so Mike
Pence came out and then gave his tax thing and now all these net
especially CNN, they were all Oh my God. Now watch. He's breaking
ranks. He's doing this. No, you know, I was listening to this
nonsense because Trump is claiming not to release his
taxes because he's under audit. Pence isn't under audit, he has
to release his taxes under the under not breaking ranks. So
that never made sense to me, but the one that gets me and the
meme that really bothers me the most and I just sick of it is
the one that's in this clip, which is Trump tax meme.
Okay, kind of campaigns these
candidates want to run?
Well, it's bizarro world. I think that may be the phrase of
the of the interview. And it's impossible to know, look, Donald
Trump isn't stupid. If he's not releasing his tax returns, it's
because the heat he's going to take for not releasing them is
going to be easier to absorb than the he did take from
releasing them and show me he's paying 0% effective tax rate he
that's a rational calculation. That just doesn't seem that way.
In conventional terms,
I have a slightly different view. I don't know. I don't
believe that. There's gonna be anything in there that surprises
many people, other than the fact that he may not be worth what he
thinks. And I think that will be more damaging to his breath.
Now I know what's going on. We totally miss. Yeah.
What's the chat? What is the meme? I'm
looking at here? That he isn't that he's lying about how much
money he has? Okay. Now, I'm going to ask the question, On
what planet
can you look at someone's tax return and tell how much money
they have
not on this one? You can't In fact, his
his not possible. Now. His FEC filing says more about that
which he has done. Yes, he has. He's already filed that. But he
Do you remember when when this started, like, Oh, I'm under
audit. And I said, autumn. He This is he's playing the long
game. And I'm going to tell you exactly how this is going to
play out. He's going to release his taxes. He's going to and
doesn't matter what's in there. Because the deal is going to be
alright Hillary, I'll release my taxes, you release a the
transcripts, which we're pretty sure don't exist, because there
were no, there were no speeches. And two, you have to release
your medical report. And this is where the real problems are
going to you
brought this up before. And I'm in total agreement that he's
going to slip it in at the end as a point at one of the one of
the debates. If the debates ever happen, but
tax returns, none of it is compulsory, but knowing the
candidates health, that is what's going to happen and that
is going to be a very, very big issue. Now, while I while we're
on break, everyone heard about you know, saw the die as a Pan
Pan and Hillary not being able to climb stairs. Yes. So Hannity
of all people had two doctors on and I just want to play this
clip of them because he brings up everything the only thing I
took out is the you know, that so called seizure clip, because
that a long analysis, which was really like, Who the hell knows
which I agree, I don't think that was a seizure. But listen
to because he brings up the pan and all of this and these
doctors are quite
clear. What about Hillary 2009 A severe fall she breaks an elbow
2011 G boards are playing falls 2012. She has a severe
concussion, which Bill Clinton says it took her six months to
recover from then she ends up with a blood clot on the brain.
She's on Lifetime blood thinners just to point alone, if she's
prone to falling and you see from that from the picture up
there, that it looks like she can barely get upstairs without
two people to carry her. Guess what if she falls and hits her
head, she'll get a blood clot. It looks to me I'm also
concerned about this concussion she had in 2012. It could be a
post concussion syndrome. You know, your bounces off. You're
dizzy all the time your memory is off. You're not thinking
clearly. Maybe that's what she meant this week when she talked
about that glitch she had as well as maybe she just can't
when she says she's short circuited, right. Well also it's
not just that she doesn't give a lot of press conferences. She
doesn't want to see him in high pressure situations. I want to
know what her neurologist says I've reached out to her
neurology Is that Columbia after she had that full? No comment, I
want to know what her neurological record show.
What about this photo that the Gateway Pundit had up today, Jim
Hoft. And an article and you know, Hillary's handler, I guess
call was a diazepam pin, what would that be for?
So one of the things that happens after having concussion,
usually within a year or so you should read, all the symptoms
should resolve. Occasionally you have a latent or delayed kind of
post concussion syndromes and seizure issues for football
player exactly what it is, and that can come years down the
road, she may have some of these symptoms,
you think that's what you're saying? Well, I certainly think
that a traumatic brain injury with symptoms down the road is
very, very likely here, especially since she had a blood
clot on her brain. And as David was mentioning, that can
actually lead to a seizure problem, someone's carrying a
pen that you would use in the case of a seizure Valley and
pen, that makes me wonder about that we need to see her records
to see
oops, okay, here's, uh, here's what concerns me about this. And
the number of these things is very clear in the WikiLeaks,
that she was in this plane crash. I know, in December of
2012, when she supposedly fell into office or whatever it was,
and the plane crash indicated, and all these memos, which are
written back and forth amongst a bunch of Democrats, about, you
know, warning, the president, she may, they may die have to,
she may die, and he has to get ready to announce her death,
because she was bleeding to death, and she was hauled out
unconscious from this wreck. Why? Why isn't this brought up
anywhere, except the Israelis have brought it up in their
publications? It's shows up in a couple of sketchy Russian
publications, but it's in the WikiLeaks and the whole, the
entire discussion about this is in there, and nobody wants to
touch it,
and nobody wants to lose their job or their life.
Or WikiLeaks. Yeah. Yeah.
You know, why doesn't depress in general doesn't even want to go
into WikiLeaks and and look up anything they want. They don't
the Chelsea Manning stuff is off limits is it's especially off
limits if you work for the government. And it makes me
wonder how many people in the in the media are in the CIA, and
actually are not allowed to look at that stuff?
Oh, well, if we remember the church commission it lots of
people are in the CIA. This is known now on a Dutch news
program. Speaking of WikiLeaks,
by the way, I mentioned this with our economic hitman when he
was
dating the state shill in the in the department,
in the department of the little agency out of the Secretary of
State Yeah, she wasn't she could not look at half the stuff that
that or even
if she got loud stuff. Look at that. Yeah. Not allowed to,
not allowed to look at the public and look at it but
appear, this is this tells you something about what's wrong
with the government. The public can look at the public you meet
anyone else can go look at this stuff and read it. And yet,
someone in an intelligence gathering agency that's supposed
to know everything, they can't look at it. Well, how does this
make any sense to you?
It doesn't. Julia's Julian
Assange, who has been out and predicting, oh, we got more we
got stuff that's gonna put Hillary in jail. It's October
surprise. And he's playing a game. There's no doubt about it.
He's playing a game. He is, you know, he's like, Well, you don't
know, our informants, and we don't talk about our informants,
we don't say if they're Russian, or if they are if they weren't
Russian, but he goes on.
No, he clearly said that this was not a Russian source from
the DNC break that
he printed. And then in that clear, was not Russians.
Yes. But he was cagey about his source. They'd be kept saying we
don't talk about our source except on the Dutch news
program. New sport. Yes, that was played over here, by the
way, I'm sure it was, but let's make sure everyone hears it.
Donald Trump has had a disastrous and it's beautiful,
to listen to. The presumption and the the impression that the
foreign the European media has about Donald Trump, which is you
know, the mean that because of the way the certainly the Dutch
press, I read articles all the time, and you know, it's just
they just rewrite it from the New York Times just different
words, they wait for the New York Times to come out. Okay,
I'll just copy this translate into Dutch. And of course, the
memes are Donald Trump is insane. He's losing he's in
train trouble. The campaign is trying to reboot it all these
words, and Assange just drops a gym, Donald
Trump has had a disastrous few weeks. If you look at the polls,
he needs a miracle miracle in the American political lexicon.
There's such a thing as the October surprise, the stuff that
you're sitting on, is an October surprise in there. We didn't
know what you're sitting on.
WikiLeaks never sits on material. Waste, whistleblowers
go to significant efforts to get us material and often very
significant risks. As a 27 year old works for the DNC, who was
shot in the back murdered Just two weeks ago, for an unknown
reasons as he was walking down the street in Washington. So
that was that was just a robbery, I believe, wasn't it?
Yeah, no, that's there's no finding. So what are you?
What are you suggesting?
I'm suggesting that our sources take risks. And they are. They
become concerned to see things occurring like that.
But was he one of your sources, then? I mean,
we don't comment on who our sources are. I
like the suggestion about a young guy being shot in the
streets of Washington,
because we have to understand how high the stakes are in the
United States, and that our sources are, you know, our
sources face serious risks. That's why they come to us so we
can protect their anonymity. But it's
quite something to suggest a murder. That's basically what
you're doing.
Well, that others have have suggested that we are
investigating to understand what happened in that situation with
Seth Rich, I think it is a concerning situation. There is
not a conclusion yet. We wouldn't be willing to state a
conclusion, but we are concerned about it. And more importantly,
a variety of WikiLeaks sources are concerned when that kind of
thing happens.
I mean,
whatever game Assange is playing, he was being very clear
about his implication there.
Yes. And he also offered a reward for this discovery, who
killed this guy, and meanwhile, I want to play just a counter
thing. This is the Pelosi says Pelosi blames and play this
clip, just so we know what once you know, the reality of
WikiLeaks is one thing, but but the meme that has to continue is
this one
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi addressed the issue in
Washington today.
Russians broke in who did they give the information to? I don't
know who dumped it. I don't know. But I do know that this is
a Watergate, like, electronic.
Russians, Russians, Russians. I
mean, they won't get off this. No, no, that's the candy. They
can't turn it around government.
And you can get clip after clip of the government of the law
enforcement agencies saying they don't know who did this. And
there's no evidence of this thing. Well,
of course, we have. Most of the intelligence officials who are
anti Trump are all former intelligence officials. You
know, there's 50 of them who know who wrote this open ladder.
And
it's, it's, it's pretty crazy. And
of course, we have a new new documents from Well,
before we go off that I still have some more Assange. Oh,
good. Assange was on Bill Maher. Ah, good, I
didn't see it. Now,
the funny thing is about this is Maher, it's very apparent when
you listen to him. And that makes you wonder after what I
said about agencies, people, like work in various agencies
can't look at stuff. And I bet you that I'm betting that I had
to contact somebody that knows whether it might not be legal
for an intelligence officer to actually look at WikiLeaks. But
it's pretty apparent whether it's, well, for whatever reason,
Maher has never looked at the WikiLeaks, about the DNC, you
can tell by his questions. This is Assange on Mar,
released 1000s and 1000s of emails from the Democratic
National Committee right before the Democratic convention. And
you of course, in the past, have released lots of documents from
governments. But people question whether this and we
should point out that in the past, the big WikiLeaks
documents were done in complete collusion with mainstream media
and the United States government when we when we were looking
through all this and long time
ago, that's true. Yeah, it was that but it did. But the
releases of stuff was never exclusively the way Mari
indicates exclusively of government leaks. There's
there's corporate leaks, they're supposed to have a bunch of
banking stuff they've they go after certain individuals. It's
bull crap. But
people question whether this was fair game, because the
Democratic National Committee is not a government. It's private.
And some of the donors had their social security numbers or
credit code.
That's not true, either.
Like the government who actually put, you know, hundreds of 1000s
of people's information at risk when they let it all get hacked.
Yeah, no, it's not
true. This is fair game. Well,
it was definitely good, fun. fair game. Well, we didn't. We
did the same thing to center norm Coleman's campaign
Republican senator back in 2009, the Turkish political party AKP,
just the of the week, a neo Nazi party here in the UK a few years
ago. Don't remember the name of it. Irritating party, British
National Party. So, no, I think it's I'm super happy with how
that's gone. We've had four people in the DNC resign. W.
Wasserman Schultz, they had the Chief Financial Officer, the
communications director, Luis Miranda, etc. And that shows a
kind of instant accountability, perhaps not proper political
accountability for really quite concerted effort through the
chain of command at the DNC to make sure that Bernie Sanders
didn't win, including by pumping out like PR.
Well, I don't know if that's really true. I mean, I read
those emails. There was no smoking guy.
Do I know that it's true? Well, I know that it's true.
Communications Director, Louis Moran, communications director,
Luis Miranda, who has resigned just three days ago, instructed
his staff in instruction, not a discussion and instruction to
pump out quote, in an attributable manner, statements,
and an article saying that Bernie Sanders supporters were
engaged in acts of violence. So this is the DNC demonizing in a
covert manner through its chain of command to the press, and
favorite press contacts. A Democrat.
Now, Maher says there's no smoking, there's tons of smoking
guns, he didn't read. Look at this at all.
Why do that when you can read the New York Times and be
informed? So the
other thing is, and this is the second clip, which only kind of
just clarifies the thing about Mars accusations that they let
credit card numbers out? And I've never seen that and
WikiLeaks, it's very hard to extract even email addresses
from there as
well. And maybe he's confused with the Guccifer. Because Gusa
for does have all these spreads he
might be confused with that's not what he said no, and it just
seemed empty. This second part clarifies that and Mars really
flat footed about this whole thing. I don't believe he's ever
looked at any of this stuff. But okay,
let's, let's tackle these criticisms. We did not publish
for credit card numbers about donors, because the last four
digits just like your 711 receipt, it's very important for
tracking, money laundering, and there are serious allegations of
money laundering and FEC violations that either release
our materials, the materials that we release, are pristine.
We're really good at this. We have a 10 year perfect record of
having never got it wrong in relation to the integrity of
what we've released. There's no allegation even from Debbie
Wasserman Schultz or any of these people, that any of the
materials not completely valid and true. What there is, is a
conflation between our publications, DNC leaks, and an
extensive variety of hacks of the DNC and frankly, other
organizations over the last two years, possibly by state actors
that wouldn't be at all surprising, but also a number of
others. DNI, Clapper, the head of all US intelligence agencies,
James Clapper, said last Friday, that the media was
hyperventilating, they couldn't make an attribution, let alone
as motivation and even that was just about the hacks is not
about the material we released. But we know the source of the
material, right? Everyone knows the source of what republished
what else is the Democratic Party, the source is Luis,
Miranda, Wasserman Schultz, etc, etc. All right. I know.
All right. All right. Stop, there'll be none of that.
went on for quite a while breaking news. flat footed Mar,
breaking news breaking news. Michelle just sent me messages
from South of France. Riot on the beach of Corsica after
tourist takes photo of woman in burqini and some young men of
North African origin harpooned him. Police is still trying to
establish how the incident turned into a riot but local
media said a group of older North American men soon arrived
some armed with hatchets and harpoons North African Yeah,
yeah, you said North American I'm sorry North African I didn't
mean to say that. The unrest lasted for several hours in
which three cars were burned for people to be taken to the
hospital Holy Moly harpooning
that's a new one.
Elite make them
elite. Law harpoons I tell you out long
was the guy takes a picture. Yeah, and it gets harpooned.
Yeah, yeah, it's got to be more to it than that. Oh, well.
Why, why does that too? important,
but I just think there has to be more to it. It just sounds too
simplistic.
I want to get to a break. But one last story with an
associated clip. So I got in really late and of course, you
know, we don't have Uber anymore and ride Austin, which is kind
of our app. There's no way that hit you on a Saturday night.
There's no one at the airport to in the morning. So I grabbed a
cab. And unfortunately, the cab was to noise and the guy was to
Ahab was his name was just too soft spoken. I had to really
lean forward in the car, say how you doing? And he's got an
accident said hey, man, where you from? Originally? Damascus.
Oh, good. How you doing Damascus. And we had a nice long
chat on the way home. And takeaway is two things. First of
all, he says, I really hope Trump becomes president, mind
you a Muslim, who has family there. And then he, he does try
to go back from time to time. So how do you go back to it all you
got to go to Beirut, and then it's an hour cab ride, and you
got some checkpoints, but then you can get into Damascus. And
he's all over CIA Mossad doing this. And you know, so I laid my
pipeline theory on him. So yeah, that's definitely a part of it.
He said, really? What's going on? Is they just want to make it
a horrible, horrible mess. And he says lies. Yes, exactly. He
says Lebanon is next which it like, oh, well, hello. That's
and then I told him about the, you know, the the West Clark
seven. He says, oh, yeah, this, this makes total sense,
actually, probably, to play the West Clarke seven clip again,
just so we all remember what was said.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to
war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said,
He reached over on his desk. He picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just he said, I just got this down from upstairs meeting
the secretary Defense Office today. And he said this a memo
that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in
five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
So I saw I laid the rebel eyes thing on him says, Yeah, that's
it said I believe milk will cost 2020, the equivalent of $20. In
any year from now in, in Syria. And he says, if they take out
Assad, he says, which is somehow that is the the mission, he
says, but of course the US can't do it because that or not
directly, because that would get Russia in a in a tizzy. And he
understood all of these, all of these nuances. But he said no,
the idea is to get Lebanon and just make the rub lies the whole
place. And that goes perfectly, which I'm sure you saw with the
clip of Mike Morel, who was on Charlie Rose. And I even Charlie
Rose was chuckling at the bed. The audacity of Mr. Right,
right. Yeah. This is Mike Morel, former deputy secretary, deputy
director of CIA, who claims he ran the CIA, but he was kind of
the the second guy
holding pattern. Yes. And he has endorsed hold on to the steering
wheel while it gets him out of my pocket. He has endorsed
Hillary Clinton and that is not illogical, since if he does not
want any, any implication in the Benghazi scandal with the with
the guns, which of course, Clinton has helped the CIA cover
up. And he, this is said by any American official out in the
open and of course, he will be, I guess he's going to be an
adviser to or if he isn't already adviser to Hillary and I
believe he has some ties to the to the Clinton Foundation.
Listen to what he said.
I give them the thing, the things that they need, right,
both go after the Assad government, but also to have the
how the Iranians and the Russians pay a little price.
Right. Right. When we were in a Reich the Iranians were giving
weapons to the Shia militia who were killing American soldiers.
Right. They were making Iranians were making us pay a price. We
need to make the the Iranians pay a price in Syria, we need to
make the Russians pay a price. The other thing,
we make them pay the price by killing.
Killing Russians. Yes. Oh, yeah. Killing Iranians. Yes. Yes.
Go kill people kill Russians.
Don't tell the world about it. Right. Right. Don't stand up at
the Pentagon and say we did this. Right. But you make sure
they vote in Moscow and to the people who here the other thing
I want to do here. What do you want to go after? I want to go
after those things that Assad sees as his personal power base.
Right, right. I want to scare Assad. So I'm worried too. I
want to go after his presidential guard. Okay. I want
to bomb his offices in the middle of the night.
No, it happened about two years ago. You remember when his
brother in law was killed and want to destroy
his presidential aircraft around? I'm gonna destroy his
presidential helicopter. I want to make him think we're coming
after him. Right. Right. I'm not advocating assassinating him.
No, I'm not having kidding that I'm advocating going after what
he thinks is his power base, right and what he needs to
survive. I want him to think about this is not going to end
well for me. Right, right. Right. I want to I want to put
pressure on him. I want to put pressure on the Iranians. I want
to put pressure on the Russians to come to that diplomatic
settlement.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to Ramallah eyes.
I love the last little bit that
you picked up for the day for that clip. No,
thank you. That's, that's appreciated. This way, the funny
thing is at the very end is kind of hard to hear. So he talks
about killing everybody killing Russians killing Iranians,
scaring Assad blowing up his palace blowing up his offices
blowing up his presidential plane blowing up the
helicopters. And then
on the Iranians, I want to put pressure on the Russians to come
to that diplomatic settlement. And
this is all to come to a diplomatic settlement. You see,
that's how diplomacy works in the United States. We will bomb
the crap out of it. I
heard that was very funny. That's why I got clipped in the
day because of the stupid endings want
to make sure everyone heard it. Unbelievable. So yeah, it's our
original thesis is just realized the whole place. And we just
have to get Assad has a I'm not talking about assassinating him.
Yes, you are. That's exactly what you want. It could be an
accidental death. And so then, as my friend Ahab said, You want
trouble. He says when when that becomes an Islamic state, and he
said, and I said Daya. She said, No, no, no. And Islamic State.
He says, not the Islamic state when it is an Islamic state no
longer secular to that's going to be the end of it all.
And he's very, very Sharia. No, yes, Syria. So that's going to
be the end of it all.
He said, then it will spread to Lebanon. And then I that's when
I say Oh, this has been the plan. He says, Uh huh.
So I gave him well,
that makes some sense because the before the new Assad the
oldest side Yeah. Was and they weren't a big oil company oil
producer. They still really aren't. They were known as the
number one instigators of in fact there are a lot of people
believe that there were behind the Lockerbie
wasn't that the Libyans? I thought the Medina was shipped
by the Syrian the Syrians are
the Syrians that the Libyans are blamed for it. Right. Because
they had reasons to blame them. But the the
remember, that was one of the reasons why we had to go kill
Qaddafi because of that, they learned that
element, but they also let the one guy go and remember that the
whole thing is sketchy.
I'm just saying remember how that came up. And the guy who
was blamed was released and went back. You remember all that?
Yeah. You remember all that? Because the whole thing was
bogus. The fact was, it was always Syria, Syria was behind
most of the terrorism and that they were orchestrating almost
all of it. And they were always just given hush money just to
stop it, too. And that's how the Syrian regime continued. They
were just paid off not to do this stuff. And it was fairly
well known in the Middle East, talk to old Middle Easterners.
I'll talk Yes, Syrians, that's what the Syrians did. And it was
everyone knew it and it wasn't a big deal. And it was just give
them some money because they were the poor. They were the
lesser brother, the brother, we you know, with one leg, they
didn't have the oil, they didn't have the money. And so they
were, you know, just long term paid off. And he kind of drifted
away from that model with the new guy that knew Assad. And
they could go back to that model and that's what I think he was
referring to, which is the Syrians become an Islamic state
the terrorism is just gonna get completely out of control.
Yeah, well, yes.
Uplifting yay, yay us Olympics this week, which I have my to
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Hey, thanks for that that's real helpful. I did want to just not
quite second half of show but there is something I need to
bring up because it is a date from the future. August 24 2016.
Now, this is a conspiracy theory. So hello, the Theramin
tells you it's a conspiracy theory,
but it's a crazy one. On the 20 on this
on the we're sorry, what date is August 24 824? That's coming up.
Yes, August 24. Now, don't laugh.
Don't laugh, though Raff.
Hillary Clinton will be in New York, I believe is a there's a
fundraiser being held by Tim Cook. Tom Collins there from
from Apple.
I can't do it out here, can spend money in California, San
Trump will likely be in New York. And here was the theory.
And this comes from some remote viewing people. So this is why
not take it with it with a grain of salt.
But it's out there.
That there will be an event in New York City, it could be a
catastrophic explosion, it could be a dirty bomb. And this would
result in the death of both candidates. At which point, Joe
Biden would become the logical choice and our next president.
There's quite a lot of serious chatter about
how you can Okay,
but you know, chatter you know how I can do this because out of
New York is yes. How can you do how can we do this? Because we
don't have advertisers we don't have the people with other
agenda.
Because I would say that I've never heard this because I
listen to all this commercial crap. And they want to talk
about stuff like this. You Where'd you get the you get this
from the interwebs.
From circles I travel in. You got it from some circles. Yes.
circles I travel in Yes. Circle. Jerks.
Okay, speaking let's Good to know, we got their heads up on
the 24th. We'll have a show. When's the next show? Thursday?
And that's what day? I don't know. Well, let's
take a look. It'll be for the 18th
the 18th. So so we got a week to go on this thing. And so we'll
have a show on the 25th The day after the event. Okay, good
enough. Time flies.
When you're having fun, you should
add that to the I do have an Olympic report. I want to get it
out of the way. Oh good. Good, good. Good. First of all, I want
to condemn NBC. All right. I want you to listen to this clip
carefully. This is a clip that says it's Cox with Coxon calm
Coxen it without the cane, but that's the name of the clip
coxswain. Yeah, this they bring a woman on. And she and the guy
who's in the back of of the rowing crew
is the Coxon and it's spelled co CK SW aim.
He's the guy that steers and yells yells Yeah,
here's an yells Oh.
Watch out for the couch
and it's pronounced Coxon. It is not pronounced coxswain, no. Nor
is it pronounced Cox. No. So they bring their expert on NB
this NBC doing their wrap up can't wait. So there's this girl
she doesn't know how to pronounce this. She's not
reading. It's just off the top of her head. And so she got
refers to this particular position of Coxon as coxswain,
Cox, and the jaws
of big sway and caulk is that her that her that her
side that she has some mouse on the mind, but it's she's also a
horrid, fast talker. Oh, no, she kind of covers it up a little
bit. But take a listen. And you'll see what I'm talking
about. Let's
talk about another team that's dominating the women's aid
rowing team. This is the ultimate dream team. They really
are 11 they're going for their 11th consecutive gold, is that
right? They
have won every single title at the World Championships and the
Olympics dating back to 2006. And the really impressive thing
about this team is that it has not been the same team. They
keep changing members. The coxswain is on this team is
Caitlin Schneider. And she's got a great backstory she actually
married what was the cost for Beijing and London, took some
time away after London and Caitlin stepped in lead. The
team has a world title in 2009. And then Mary came back. And so
they had to make a decision of who's going to who was going to
take that job, and then ended up they went with Mary. And then a
couple months later, Caitlin's younger brother died of cancer
and she makes them decisions. Do I want to keep doing this to you
know, what do I do? And so she decided to stick it out and she
is now the Cox on the team led them to the World Championship.
Last two, I believe and so they are going they had the fastest
time in the house the other day, so
All right, open up open wide open. Caulk coxswain, the
coxswain and the COC. That is unbelievable. No one corrects
her. No one corrects her.
Nobody says anything. Nobody says anything. She's paid real
money to do this on a major network. Yeah. Okay. The other
thing I got the only good thing that happened that I thought was
funny besides the guy hitting the couch, because floating
around Oh, there was one other good thing. I don't have a clip.
But
well, I have this clip, which is this is the what is this? This
is the tenure coach says Olympic Olympics. You can't miss it.
Yeah.
Oh. Well away from the streets and onto the track where the
real games can't seem to shake doping samples. Team Kenya has
now had a coach sent home from Brazil for posing as an athlete
during drug testing.
But those guys posing as an athlete, he's 61. So he goes in
there and just to take the urine test, and you know, and then
hey, how you doing?
I'm an athlete, take
them out of the country.
There are a couple of things. Did you hear about the diving
pool? This was big news. When I was in turn green while the
headline was it turned green and smells of farts.
Yeah, you know, there was I was trying to figure out what the
chemical reaction was. That algae, algae. Algae. I don't
think there was a do they use chlorine? There's I don't know
what it I don't know if it was algae because algae is pretty
makes it thick kind of out. It doesn't just make it green
color. It could have been algae. But yes, it's fairly stunk. So I
was I was just trying to figure out what what I had not heard
anything since. But yeah, this thing is a joke. I have a couple
of reports. They play a lot of the girls you know these they
really played up to women's swimming and women's gymnastics
because we're going to totally we totally kick ass and swimming
just winning left and right we
have we have our winning swimmer. What's her name Simone
I think black the black swimmer?
Yeah that she's a short term that but the real one we have is
is Le Deki whatever her name is she swims for like a mile and
she just told she broke the world record she did. She's the
one is a real a Deki I
think the thing about about the our black swimmers Simone is you
know in of growing up in America and and this has been
interesting to read this and even the New York Times had a
big article about it. You know black people the black people
I've hung out with and I went to school with they don't swim they
do not swim they don't like swimming I like the idea that
the New York Times interestingly did huge article about the
racism in swimming in America so I call no racism Oh no. Oh, oh,
this goes back this is historically swimming is racist
in America but I guess one time there was a famous story. Black
Lady put her toe in the water and they drained the pool and
just the guilt and 18 for about here the guilt and the shaming
is a no matter what all this forget about the achievement
which I loved. He was fantastic. We have an athlete.
She wasn't his favorite to win. She was like you know respect to
come in third sheet Jeep one great ASOs. She's one of those
women that gets all hyped up.
But then we have to have the whole wall Well, you know it's
creates a great because the Americans are racist when it
comes to swimming pools. So two things I want to discuss one is
it's kind of amazing. Maybe it was just the British, like Sky
News and stuff that I was watching. But I guess no one's
ever seen cupping marks before. Like whoa, what are these crazy
rings? What is it? What are these? Li like? Yes,
well, what's the name? They are superstars? Swimmer there's 129
awards or something. He's all he's got those things all over.
It looks terrible.
Yeah, Mickey used to have that done. And it didn't ever help.
Why would it Oh, it's ridiculous. But the the story
that was a big in the Dutch press was UD seldom he is the,
the gymnasts the ring guy when he got kicked out for for
drinking alcohol because that was the story and was great to
see the Netherlands. They were so outraged. So first it was
well done. Here's the series of events because I followed it
quite closely in the neighborhood. So first, he was
sent home by the Dutch and an s o n s f, which is the you know
the Olympic Committee, the Dutch chapter, I guess. It was sent
home because he broke whatever rules and it was because he had
a drink, after, you know, after whatever, after school and
before training, then slowly people were outraged. Oh, what
is this? This guy is a hero. And then it turned out there were
pictures he went to the Holland house, which is, you know, the
Dutch always have the Holland house and all these big events,
certainly the Olympics. And we had our King there King beer,
King pills, Prince pills, and the lovely Moxie mom, Queen.
And, you know, he was drinking with the king. Salman was like,
This is crazy. Of course, he has a drink with a king.
But the backstory is very different x
star here we go. Yeah, he was exclusive. He is he's a cocaine
addict. And I say and I say an addict, because, you know, he
did the whole 12 STEP program, he had to go through the some of
the clinic in Scotland. And you know, it when you go through the
12 step programs, a pretty good article written by a friend of
mine, and Big Boss calm. And he said, but he was also he went to
the same clinic. He said, You know, the problem is, and kind
of the agreement you make when you go through the 12 step
program is you can't have anything, you can't smoke
cigarettes, you can't be drinking beer, all of that is
substitution for your addiction. Addiction is a disease. And he
apparently he was not just at the Holland house. He came back
he was hammered at five in the morning. And God knows what else
and he missed his training. And it's sad. But it was so hard for
the Dutch to you know, pointing the fingers. Oh, this is crazy.
But the real backstory was yeah, he really messed up and you
know, the guy has an addiction and it's sad. But he did mess
up.
I blame the king.
Well, me too kinda king should have known better said hey, man,
you can't have any beer. Get back to work. Yeah, really come
by after the show. It's I don't know about I'm just not watching
a lot of the Olympics just doesn't watch quite
a bit of it. Because it's, it's like what the way they've done
it here is they just have these women in the black girls a good
example but all of them except for that one super swimmer that
just apparently is reset. She had some new way of cutting the
water or something and she just totally kicks everyone's ass.
And then we said I don't know why everyone's not doing it this
way. She just I'm we're talking about winning this one race by
11 seconds. It's this thing, especially the like the little
black girl and the women that were the gymnasts. They when
they look up, they win and then they go into a to weeping into
sobbing like like blue kids that just had their candy taken away.
And then they put the camera right on him and then they bring
them out of the pool and you are very emotional there. They start
crying again and they're crying and crying and crying. It's
hilarious. And it's just like it's just it's just heartbreak
just like let's break some hearts.
Let's get this little girl to cry. Of course. The cry it's
television.
Television. So that's great. Zoom in on the tears. And they
have they don't do all the final ceremonies but they have the the
one that one that you talked about the black girl up on the
podium and they're playing the national anthem tears coming
down the eye down the cheeks. Oh, yes. But she didn't put a
man on the tears.
But she didn't put her hand over her heart what a faux pa
you know that's I talked about this before. What is the what is
posted? Well, I think you put your hand over your head because
of the flag is up there maybe. But I still don't know that.
What the process is supposed to be this like the saluting thing
I'm always bitching about saluting everybody left and
right like you know they have to salute back. I don't know what
the protocol is. I know you put your hand over your heart when
you give the pledge allegiance with you put your hand over your
heart when they sing God bless America. And I've seen that at
the stadium. You don't
have to. You don't have to. Well, she I don't think she do
you mean the Star
Spangled Banner not God bless. No. I said God bless America.
They do it. Yeah, but that's our spangled banner I think is
another option. I don't know you're supposed to put your hand
over your heart during the Star Spangled Banner. I'd never do
it.
I do. Okay, well, I don't know it says it's fine. Do you know
all the words? No say
I'm going to point something about about hypocrisy in the
media. Gee, go figure.
Hypocrisy Hip
Hop hypocrisy. hypocrisy. A hip hop right hip hop or hip hop
Brasi? Yeah. Hey, go hip hop, proceed. Let's write that one
down.
Mendham another word hypocrisy.
Malcolm Gladwell. I think he writes for The New York Times
Magazine, a elite
of the of the douchey of the New Yorker. I
think my New Yorker I'm sorry. Yeah. douchey. And I only
wouldn't have played this clip. But there's two reasons why one
because he brings up our favorite moral law. He doesn't
say moral self licensing, but he brings up moral licensing, which
is great because, well, in the clip, you'll hear that,
actually, yes, it is more licensing, but not the way that
that he the way that he deconstructs it. And then I have
the hypocrisy of another news article which is just completely
undiscussed, which I think we can bring up. So for now, this
is about Hillary, and about the how unfairly she is treated
because she's a woman. So let's listen to this.
Maybe Donald Trump is what you get when you've had two terms of
Obama, in other words, that people having said, Okay, we
have been this country that's open to opening the White House
to, you know, a very, very different kind of President,
maybe we can go back to our kind of baser telegraphing my
feelings about the presidency, or at least he's honest about
his bias.
Maybe you could return to your kind of baser instincts, once
you've been so generous and open for eight years. And
what do you think it says For Hillary, Juliet Guillard, who
was the first female prime minister of Australia, and it's
all about what happens after she takes office, she is subjected
to the most extraordinary devastate devastating,
unbelievable level of misogynistic vitriol. That is a
classic example of moral licensing. Having opened the
door to the first female prime minister in the history of
Australia, Australians feel free to say the most unspeakable
things about her I mean, I'm not going to go into in here, but
the stuff that was said about her, I mean, it's astonishing to
think that people in a modern democracy would say those kinds
of things. If Hillary Clinton wins, what have I
got? What's your name? The redhead done in Australia when
she was? Yeah, Gilad Yeah, yeah, exactly. Lord, good lord. Yeah.
Lord was a was a. Okay. I don't think she's a good example.
Because she could, she could take it and then dish it out.
And yes, more than the men. Yeah. And notice, by the way, he
said, Well, I'm not gonna go into all the examples. I do not
like that. You give me some examples of this horrible
misogyny
if Hillary Clinton wins, what happens? Does does the fact of
her victory and the achievement of our first ever female
President opened the door to people venting a level of
misogynistic vitriol that would have been unthinkable before
her. I think I would say this, even if I was not a Hillary
Clinton supporter, the level of scrutiny she is given for real
or imagined misdeeds is far greater than an equivalent mayor
would be given. I don't think that's true. No, of course, it's
not true statement.
People pick over things she does in a quite an extraordinary way.
I would imagine if she were to get elected, that undue scrutiny
would ramp up. Why? Because that's what happens to every
woman who, who enters a previous male world.
Okay, so Oh, boy, all the misogyny Okay. Malcolm Gladwell,
journalist writer, if you're so concerned about women, because
he's really saying women here, you know, it's really not just
about Hillary, it's just all women, they always get a raw
deal and I'm here to expose that.
Explain to me, why I'm not
seeing well, I know why, but explain to me why I'm not seeing
every single day a report about Lindsay Lohan. Now, first of
all, Lindsay Lohan has a not a great reputation, but she still
is a human being and a woman. And the Daily Mail has caught
pictures of her boyfriend. This is some Russian aihole, Igor
Abbasov, some of the like, trust fund kid from Russia. They were
vacationing in the Greek island of Mykonos, and he is he is
abusing her. He's, I guess she grabbed his phone and jumped out
there's a video of it even jumped out of the car on the
beach and he ran after her and then you know, he's ripping her
to her clothes off and he's he's putting her in a full nelson and
throwing her to the ground. I mean, pure and evil abuse in
pictures and video. It's really shocking to see her boobs
hanging out and, and you know, her dresses, all her beach, or
sun dresses all hyped up and he's been twisting her arm
behind her back just to get the cell phone. And sadly, she you
know, she I hear that very typical abuse victim stuff while
he was really drunk, and he went crazy about something. But this
is insane. If you look at it, I mean, really, really violent.
And there's not a peep about it. Not a peep. So if you're so
concerned about women, oh, I'm sorry. It's only elitist women,
other women don't
count really makes my stomach turn.
Well, this was this is a piece of self promotion for an
upcoming book. He's got this theory, that if you once you
allow something to happen, then you can go back to your old ways
in some peculiar way. So you
but even even that you In the chat room John is going well lo
han is so 2012 It's not that's beside the point. Do you
say that's beside the point, but I'm just saying that that
Malcolm Gladwell is promoting something and this is part of
his
understood, but you will hear no one talking about this. This
girl someone needs to to help her. Otherwise, you know, we're
gonna get just like Amy Winehouse. And she'd be dead and
it'd be Oh, so sad, loving, loving light thoughts and
prayers. So sad.
Disgusting. Well,
yes, yeah, that's good. I think it's a different topic. But
no, it's okay. My point is made? I would think so.
You're going to face bags and do it not just on the
sheer right. The Dallas police do not want to
give into several FOIA requests and other requests from the
media about their reports of their abuse of the bomb robot.
Blow the guy to smithereens? Uh, yes.
Yeah. And the reason why is to say, well, this evidence that we
have on videotape could be very embarrassing. So we're not going
to give that up. Yeah. You believe that?
That's a good one.
Well, now I really want to know why is it so embarrassing, so
they don't want to give it up? And I'd really like to know, no,
there is no protocol to do this. This was something completely
new and for some reason, murder. Yeah. They say oh, no, no, no,
no, no, we
can't have any of that. Here's my favorite story of the week.
This is the old lady this you hear this one about the old lady
shot in Florida? No.
I was. I was in France and no.
You in France and Europe. They play a lot of Florida stories
because a lot of people are tourists and they go to Florida.
And they liked it. And and Florida stories are funny. And
this is not funny, but it is kind of
in Florida police fatally shot a 73 year old white woman during a
police training exercise at the Punta Gorda public safety
complex Wednesday. The officer who fired the gun thought it was
loaded with blanks. Mary Knowlton was a retired librarian
and mother of two she volunteered to participate in a
shoot don't shoot exercise as part of the citizen police
academy. During the exercise police officer Lee Cole shot the
librarian in front of nearly three dozen other volunteers.
Punta Gorda police chief tom Lewis says live ammunition was
not supposed to be in any of the guns used during the exercise.
Yes, sad. I think I'm gonna go I'm gonna go with a police
academy and I get to be a dummy. And do live shoot, don't shoot.
And so she jumps out and the cop guns are down.
Yeah, man. Like the Whoa, that's sad.
Yeah, it's pathetic. Actually. It's more of a pathetic thing.
Classic Florida news. Here's another one. This is mass
hysteria in the North Carolina Mall. Okay.
Shoppers run for safety after the apparent sound of gunshots
inside a North Carolina Mall.
is hectic police a loud pops will hurt inside Crabtree Valley
Mall in Raleigh, North Carolina, struggling shoppers and workers
and sending them scrambling hundreds of people evacuated.
The mall was put on lockdown, and a nearby highway was blocked
off. One witness insists she heard about a dozen shots. But
now police reportedly say they haven't determined if there was
an actual shooter haven't found any shell casings or anyone with
gunshot wounds. And so far, no suspects
come to this.
You know in maybe six or seven years ago, we started talking
about Chantix the stop smoking drug this smoking cessation
drug, and how people who are taking the drug sometimes go
wacky. Yeah, and wind up not knowing what they did. Then you
wake up naked in someone's backyard and just crazy things
happen. Deep walk and we've had many of our producers say oh my
god, I have this. And of course we recommend if you know you
have to stop taking Chantix you need to stop smoking. You have
to do it a different way. And the only way to because even if
you stopped taking it, you still remain a little wacky. You just
got to start smoking again and then figure it out later. This
now is a defense. It's called involuntary intoxication. A
couple of new cases. In fact, yeah, Army soldier brutally
stabbed another show soldier to death in 2008 when a new hearing
because the judge in his original trial refused to let
him put on an involuntary intoxication defense now He is
back and he has a new round. He says he was neurologically
disturbed by Chantix and was not aware of what he was doing and I
think that's right. I agree and there's let me see the last year
and St. Paul will
be wrongful death suit after this and it should just shoot
this year.
Should be Yes woman charged with trying to kill an assault or two
small children was released from prosecutors decided that charges
could not stand in light of defendants involuntary
intoxication, again, Chantix Columbia Missouri woman
convicted of causing a fatal wreck while driving the wrong
way interstate 70 New Trial
I'll bet you there's some one of those things that doesn't allow
me to sue the drug company. Cars of course, they always put this
crap in
terms of service. If you take this. If you take this then you
can't sue us.
But they wouldn't be the one doing the suing though. It has
to be a legislative level because your people is going to
sue or the people that got killed or their family gonna get
killed for wrongful death or somebody's going to sue other
than you. And so there'll be some there's some I'm sure
there's some legislation that prevents is had done it with the
vaccine vaccines. Yeah.
I, for Thursday show I will pull a couple of quotes are, are our
friend there, Charles Ortel, who has been pulling apart the
Clinton various Clinton Foundation's, it's not just the
Clinton Foundation, it's Clinton Global Initiative, the Clinton
family foundation, but in particular of interest, and I
don't have a clip now I'm going to make a make a little package
for you because there's a long interview on Steven Molinos
show, which I don't watch very often, but and you know, it was
more important tell talking, but it was great that you had him
on. And he had this idea of just going back to you know, calling
Trump and saying well, Hillary is sick, or you know, reportedly
and not in well, health. Trump University. He does this whole
piece on what was it called laureate? Have you heard about
the laureate schools and laureate? Universities? Which NO
CLUE so I'll just paraphrase because really great, you can
look into it, but I'm going to have the clips from for our
Thursday show. So Lauriat was the is kind of like a holding
company of universities. And they started in 2000 2002, they
started buying up commercial universities, and they were
highly leveraged. They were borrowing billion dollars, and
to buy all these universities. And then we had the big
financial crisis, just as they were doing a leveraged buyout.
So there were public and then there was leveraged buyout and
that just Yeah, oops, is right timing. But somehow, maybe it's
because they put Bill Clinton on as they they called the
Chancellor of laureate, and he makes $3.3 million a year for
basically a part time gig to show up once in a while. So
somehow, they got saved, and now they're trying to go public
again. But when you see when you see the shenanigans, it's a $4
billion in debt, all kinds of help from the State Department
and or tell pulls it apart beautifully. He also pulls up I
mean, do you remember when they were asking for don't send us
cash or blankets, or water or blankets or water this is we
just need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water. Just
send your cash.
And of course, we were looking at where that money was going.
And there was no Bush Clinton Haiti foundation for months,
while they were collecting the money until it finally went into
some actually a $32 million, just as wire fraud, which he
points out was sent to a Pio box somewhere in Florida, where the
Clinton Foundation has set up another foundation, which was
never granted a nonprofit status by the IRS. That's where all
that money went. Went into this. Oh, yeah.
I mean, never didn't figure out where it went and
how Ortel is fantastic. And he should avoid small aviation and
and hot tubs and stuff like that.
Yeah, that'd be Yeah. Yeah. But really,
really, really fantastic. And I say that to Tina because you
know, she's in the nonprofit sector. And she's It's
unbelievable that they've never had they never since inception,
had a proper audits which you have to have by law has to be
published. She's a how do they get away with all this stuff?
You know, there's merging of two nonprofits together which is
according to Ortel is illegally not possible if they have
different mission statements and all this it's just the guy is an
oracle of information is really fantastic. And you know, you
kind of think well, what better way to focus everybody on on
horrible scams in education by bringing up Trump University,
but completely obvious gate laureate, which really I'm going
to look into the background but just that clip from or that bit
from Ortel was great. So we'll have a little package for
everybody on through a
lot of stuff came up on the pay for pay for play as scams and
which is new leaks and we're gonna probably look into those
little more depth. Meanwhile, the Atlantic foundation were the
one of them came up with this free Pour
it now that says that is that a right wing conservative
no no it's just one of those global guys that promote wars
and oh one of those guys they came up with a report that
apparently annoyed the Russians that came with some report that
Russia is gonna be all geared up for war let's arm
oh yeah Poland get ready
and so they the Russia is on RT they did a kind of an expo Zahn
all these foundations saying that they're all years ago yeah,
they had endowments and then be Brookings was funded by you
know, genuine people gave a crap but now it's all just Military
Industrial Complex guys. And this I thought this was a really
good it's a little longer so I broke it up into two pieces and
took them out. This is the think tank. The clips of part one,
Vladimir Putin is readying for a new war ahead of the 2018
general election in Russia. That's according to a US based
think tank called the Atlantic Council. Think tanks are
research institutions that often help shape government policies
and due to the academic nature of them, they're trusted more
usually than other organizations. But should that
be the case? Artis Caleb Maupin investigates.
Think tanks. They present themselves as universities
without students organizations conducting independent research
to inform government policy. Of course, they love their sponsors
and depend on them. And it turns out, they work very hard to
please them. US federal law forbids working with foreign
governments to lobby officials and influence policy people have
even gone to prison for it. Yet the Center for Global
Development and the Brookings Institute have been getting
money from and doing favors for foreign entities as they advise
federal officials
working many decades relied exclusively on endowment money
to finance these. These activities analysis very often
also contain recommendations and those recommendations would have
a political resonance.
It sounds like Soros is
one of the universities.
According to the latest New York Times investigation, Lockheed
Martin and Boeing two top Pentagon contractors have
contracted over $77 million to various think tanks. And it
wasn't an altruistic contribution. In return, major
US think tanks have come out strongly in favor of exporting
weapons around the world, ie selling their products,
it can skew the analysis, it can skew their recommendations. In
other words, you are buying the imprimatur. And since it wasn't
known that it was being paid for, then other people in
Congress or even an executive would would credit it with a
independence and intellectual authority, which in fact, it
didn't
deserve. Okay,
this is stuff we kind of know.
Yeah, we do know this. But it needs to be kind of, I don't
think we know about the trends here that did transition, we
kind of were in the know about it from the, at the beginning of
the or not at the beginning of the corruption. But during the
corruption that we kind of like wait, it's corrupt, it's
corrupt. And nobody else seems to think so. Because these are
foreign entities, a lot of them and in fact, it goes on part
two, they name one or two with all the Middle Eastern guys that
are pouring money in is we need to do one of these things.
A think tank. Yeah, well,
let's play part two and I'm
gonna talk to my buddy Dan, the crisis management guy from DC.
I'll talk to him about setting up a think tank.
All right, yeah.
Yeah, let's do it. A dark ride from the Norwegian Foreign
Ministry states that since it's so hard to access Washington
heavyweights directly, sponsoring think tanks is often
the only way for a foreign government to get its message
across. Norway is not alone. The United Arab Emirates, Qatar and
many other countries are purchasing favors from DCS
powerful think tanks. The Brookings Institute alone got
$14.8 million in cash injected from Doha in 2013. I
think the best example is the Brookings Institution's Middle
East policy of work, which is of course, now under the rubric of
the Hyeme Sivan Middle East Policy Center. There's a good
reason for that he gives the money to them that has shaped
their every product on the Middle East for the past several
years. The history of this, of course, is that once the Cold
War was over, those people in the Defense Department who had
depended on the Soviet Union as the main threat To justify huge
Cold War military budgets were in trouble. And of course, they
had to come up with Iraq and Iran to try to fill the gap. But
that didn't really do it. And that has been the basis for
getting the think tanks through the the obviously the money
coming from a military contractors to push this idea of
Russia as a threat and it's all one system, and it has worked
very well for them.
That is, right. Yeah, yeah, that is a big Tada.
It's beautiful. To do that, you
really got to play the game, because you got to have the
right people coming
to you and know they're playing the game at such a high level.
So I'm saying $13 million from one from Doha. Yeah. But
you also need to get some high ranking military guys in.
I think they're playing at such a high level, they're bringing
in 10s of hundreds of millions of dollars, I think, what two to
5,000,003? Four, 5 million? I don't think it needs to make
that much. I don't think these guys are greedy. Yeah, we do a
think tank, bring in maybe five mil? Right, a couple bogus
reports, you know, by Boeing great company. They make great
bombers. Very independent,
unless Airbus wants it. Well, that's fine by some
research, trade bombers, bomber, a lot of people don't know about
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I think our night got gypped of they're going to close his
exhibition center that he has been relying on trying to get
some compensation from the government
doesn't lot of weird stuff with the with the Tokyo Games and
they have a perfectly good stadium that just building a new
one. They just built one never mastered in Sir Mark telling us
about that. Now just kind of close that up. Yeah, it's all
it's all about
construction goodies.
Got a story that in the entire Olympic village you can't get
coffee.
That's what I told you. Oh, I'm this. Now it turns out I'm
telling stories that you're telling me. Yeah, I know it's
bad B 12. It turns out that you can get coffee, but it's Coca
Cola coffee.
So they have the entire hula made coffee. Yeah.
Well, I don't, I don't know what coffee it is. But you can't get
just a regular cup of joe everything is sanctioned and
made and provided by the Coca Cola Company.
When they had the Vancouver Olympics they had sent death
threat the world is threatening letters to all the all the small
businesses in the in the Puget Sound area, including a bunch of
them in Port Angeles, threatening anyone like it'd be
like the Olympics cleaners in the Olympic National Park. They
were trying to get him to stop using that name.
Yeah, of course. Course you can't do that
you can't violate that's all. It's one big licensing
organizations one big. I can't it's so fun that we still
believes I do a good newsletter. I'll say because you really said
yeah. How does this have anything to do with the ancient
games? There's particularly when we talk about a world record
that hasn't been broken for 2000 years. Yeah. Okay. wish
they were doing that I was listening to a number of those
as nuts. So let's go back in time and play this clip.
Oh, wait, we then we need a back into what's the clip? This is
Carter.
On old energy crisis. You know what year it is? Jimmy Carter,
this should be around 1977 78. All right,
hopping everybody. Going back to 1978 with Jimmy Carter.
Can he use the full weight of the federal government to
jumpstart a new industry of renewable energy,
the energy crisis is real. It is world wide. It is a clear and
present danger to our nation. These are facts and we simply
must face them. Wait,
I would call me coming back now or we stay on. Hello, hello,
welcome back.
I remember this era and GRE I do have an ISO but I think it could
be cut down even further because I just liked the fact it's a
fact play the ISO. So we just familiarize ourselves with the
with the quote,
the energy crisis is real. It is ruled wine, it is a clear and
present danger to our nation. These are facts
by act. So I'm listening to this. And this was about when
OPEC decided to flex its muscle and they said you know you guys
don't need all this oil. Right. And so there were lines, it used
to be lines sometimes block long lines to go to the gas station
there were there were rules about you can only go every
other day, if you had to press a driver, which your license plate
was, there was even some parts of the country where you
couldn't drive if you had an odd number, no or an even number you
can drive for that day and this sort of thing because we
couldn't get any fuel from the Arabs and RABs. They were fairly
dependent on them. And this was the this was the crisis. It
wasn't a crisis of co2, because the crisis was over this was
when they promoted the ideal that the idea of the end you
were running out of oil Peak Oil. Yes. What happened to that?
Yeah, peak oil is peak oil. This was all there's an energy
crisis. It was real. It was worldwide. It was a it was a
fact. So I'm thinking of course now that's changed. Now it's
about we got too much oil, we don't know what to do with it.
And co2 is which always this is antagonism toward the energy
companies, or the oil companies in particular. Why? I don't have
an answer to this question. I'm just making an open ended. Why
are the oil companies, the big boys, Chevron Standard Oil,
union, all the rest of them? Why are they so hated that they have
to dream up this stuff? Constantly? Just just screw
them? Do you have any idea?
The only thing I could think of is that so that they create
legislation based upon campaign donations to make the
politicians are wealthy enough to get reelected. And so it's
kind of a blackmail pressure tactic. That's about
the impression that that's exactly what it is. Yeah, that's
what it feels just a form of blackmail would feel Where's our
money? Where's our money? You guys are making way too much
money. We looked at the books, where's our campaign donation,
and we could use a little of this. I mean, Clinton is the
closest one to come out with it openly. You know, with the
Clinton Foundation, the thing was a god to whoever put the
Clinton Foundation and the global initiative and all the
rest of it together. Let's give them kudos for being something
of geniuses.
Yeah. When you see how how broad that is? No wonder no one wants
to touch it with a 10 foot pole. Everybody's I think so hundreds
of people are implicated in this and are all involved in on the
take. And it's so broad, so unbelievably corrupt. It's like
the the spider, the black widow of a Political Finance
shenanigans.
And there was a guy who came up with a story. He's an app
developer, and he says that he's been doing polls and some, some
mechanism that uses this app. I think they're just casual. And
he's predicting that Trump's gonna win by a landslide. And of
course, this is kind of what Scott Adams said, when he
started analyzing Trump. And Scott's backed off on this a
little bit because I think he's not listening to the mainstream
media, because he's thinking of himself. As you know, maybe I
should listen, the news more often is actually being backed
off by the media itself. This guy does the app. He says that,
when and I think this may be an element, when people are pulling
you nowadays, nobody wants to ever admit supporting Trump. No.
They figure you're going to be called a racist. And a whole
this is what is going on on face bags. Yeah. That's why you who
don't really support anybody. But you you try to comment on
these things. Yeah. You won't even do it anymore.
No, no, it's not as you know, it's not it's not worth the time
you people want to, and I'm engaged in you. You don't want
to engage. No, no, I don't want to engage with you. Now and
sometimes, you know, actually, I just I'm not going to forget it
now. But I forget like, I'll just post something. Hey. That's
exactly the cities Yeah. And you know what, I'm, I'm no longer
engaging, people aren't going to engage anymore. And then you'll
just be in a big echo chamber of bits yelling about how I
actually I had a couple of I did if you're interested, I did make
a couple of screenshots of some crazy face bag posts. Should you
be inclined.
I wanted to make this a regular feature. Okay, well, we
need a jingle for it is what we really need is somebody's
gonna have to come up with something Okay.
Here we go.
This is This is Oh, yeah, this is this is that was the
the the Dallas Observer where
the headline was, you know, today's rage will find his
Oswald was the title. And actually the brain Professor
posted the climate of Trump's rallies today feels like a
mirror image of Dallas in the early 1960s. Not sure mirror
image of what of Dallas in the early 1960s which is total horse
crap. I don't see any comparisons.
I don't see any either,
but this is okay. I like it. Okay, Scott
Mednick, who was a she was an executive in my company. We
bought his company when we took it public. Be aware of what
Trump is doing properly stoked with hate violence and
dehumanizing vilification the climate we'll find it shooter a
Lee Harvey Oswald will step forward to kill JFK or a Yigal
Amir will volunteer to murder Yitzhak Rabin as Thomas L
Friedman argued forcefully two days ago
she's gonna shoot Trump
No, no, it sounds like Yeah, but you know what he means?
No? Means Hillary This is a very long one ah,
you get to edit these Yeah,
again I'm you're right I'm sorry. I shouldn't have even
started it because I just wasn't prepared due to lack of time and
well, you what you could does something you could have done on
the plane, I think Yeah. Okay. I'm really sorry. Now what's the
what? Here's another. Here's another odd clip. I want you to
tell me what's going on here. I play the Carly Fiorina clip.
Carly Fiorina
clip edge.
Perhaps you've been wondering what the next act will be for
Carly Fiorina? Could it be Chairman of the Republican
National Committee? Why what
I thought I said I thought she was now supporting Hillary
Yeah or something odd very here's something this is nuts
this whole election I have to say yeah haha. So let's listen
to let's switch gears and actually do some foreign look at
some foreign news some real news some stuff from Turkey which we
have to have to keep up with because all hell's breaking
loose with this deal? Yes, let's play the turkey update to one
now after they feel a military coup in Turkey took place in mid
July. President Erdogan accused the US of siding with on
sheltering the plotters responsible for the attempted
overthrow. Washington denies any involvement, but a Turkish
military have Official wanted by his government for questioning
has been spotted in the US. Our Washington correspondent going
in chicken report ah,
Ankara has persistently accused Washington of siding with the
alleged plotters of the failed coup, something Washington
denies. A Turkish prosecutor now wants Turkish Navy Rear Admiral
Mustafa Googler. on allegations of espionage. Ankara says it
asks Washington for information on the admirals whereabouts and
is still waiting for response. Turkish officials say they
haven't heard from him since July 22. But NATO has an article
on NATO's website show that on July 26, and 27th, a girl who
participated in in meeting in Norfolk, Virginia to discuss the
future of NATO's communications, strategy, logistics and
industrial capabilities, according to the article, and
here he is on the picture. And a strange thing happened on
Friday, hours after the Turkish Admiral appeared in headlines.
The NATO website deleted his photo from the article about the
meeting. Michael Mallu, former Pentagon official with me now, a
Turkish Admiral is wanted in Turkey he fails to report to
Turkish officials then goes to a NATO meeting in Virginia. What
does this tell you? He's probably
going to do to request asylum because of what's happened in
Turkey. And given his expertise, his knowledge and his what he
knows about NATO NATO secrets, I think they're gonna probably try
to shelter him as much as possible.
When the commander of us and come General Joseph Votel
expressed concern over arrogance purge of the military, Erdogan
accused him of siding with the coup plotters. Turkey constantly
accuses the us of something and Washington tries to make it seem
like it's business as usual, like nothing changed.
Both things have changed. And but yet the United States wants
to put a nice gloss on it make it look like there's nothing
really wrong, even though the United States and Turkey have
been at odds for quite some time now, not only on the the
dynamics of fighting the war in Syria, but also the support that
Turkey has given to ISIS and to other jihadi Salafist groups.
But the United States wants to minimize that as much as
possible. Hmm.
Now, what's interesting is this report goes on. And none of this
is reported here. I don't remember anything but the
disappearing act of this Admiral. Especially off the
website, no. And this Yeah, so this was like, There's they're
trying to add this again to our team needling us in some funny
way. But there was a good part too, they do mention something I
think is that's also not being reported much of which is that,
according to their theories, everyone has given up on
becoming a member of the EU. So that's over. And I kind of agree
with that. And so they're just kind of he's just going to, I
think at some point, he's going to join the caliphate, but, you
know, mentioned that he would play this
turkey and vice Russia to engage in joint operations against
ISIL, two weeks after the US says it doesn't want Russia to
be part of the anti ISIL coalition because of its support
for the Assad government. Did Turkey break ranks?
In one sense, yes. But it was also a recognition of certain
realities on the part of, of air to one I think he's basically
given up on the EU and the fact that he has now created this
climate of wanting to be more autocratic, wants to change the
constitution. He's cracking down internally that basically throws
him out of any consideration for the EU. So now he's looking more
eastward the problem for the United States is that they are
now feeling left out
Turkey remains a NATO ally, but its role in the alliance is
becoming Stranger by the day in Washington. I'm going to check
on RT Yeah, it's
I'll say it's Stranger by the day.
And it is always under him.
And what's so interesting to me, is here we have you know,
finally we're seeing articles. I mean, it's nothing that the
American public is completely oblivious because we're carpet
bombed with Trump. You know, that's that's all people here
you know, this people are going wacky. They're all freaking out.
They're angry with each other. But the for to La Gulin charter
schools is now really coming to the forefront. There's questions
being asked but it's it's such a small scale that no one cares
and amazing to me is that the killing end documentary, our
buddy Mark Hall, the EOD cannot get this thing really and in any
mass scale. There's just no one wants to hear about it. You're
crazy web Abba, even but he is screening it all over the
country and people who are coming and seeing it, they love
it. It's just, you know, there is there is a lot of corruption
with this movement and when corruption I mean, politicians
are every year there's a junket or we're gonna go to the ball
the children go to Turkey and have a big you they select
children from the charter schools, even the ones from the
US. And I wonder if
that's gonna continue with the, with the climate currently
there's junkets to Turkey. I think they're going to end those
they would have
to think but to Nothing surprises me, Nothing surprises
me. I'm going to move us along since we're kind of nearing our
time here. I forgot to clip this want to play it from the web is
just such a beautiful piece. This was a US you mentioned the
pay to play and the backstory on this pay to play why it's such
an issue. But this is again from the from the the WikiLeaks
emails I believe.
This is the latest ones, the ones that just came out. Yeah,
it actually have one clip on it somewhere think I have a clip
that
is State Department and it's actually they set it up in this
and of course our okay played our hero, Matt Lee is in this as
well.
So whether or not this person wound up getting a job or not,
yeah, this
was about a big donor of the Clinton Foundation, being given
a job and was on the shortlist. And this was a big job with the
State Department. Yeah, true collusion. And Hillary Clinton
signed a pledge and documents that she could not do that while
she was Secretary of State. And just to make it worse, it's uma
Aberdeen, who was on Hillary's email, saying, hey, it's is Uma
here. You know, we're working on it. We've already told HR or
whatever, whatever department you know, definitely, to make
this a priority. So yeah, it's paid for play. Here's the
question. Okay, well, I can't speak to specific case. I was
fucking edited. I'm not gonna speak to specific redactions. I
hate
that the raw audio was great and Artie has it all like all funked
up
that's now cry. saw it on RT we'll try this one try the
Clinton button foundation dn says on either side.
Just something funny to get us out is
the Clinton campaign is continuing to face questions
following the release of 44 State Department emails showing
close ties between the Clinton Foundation and the State
Department during Clinton's time as Secretary of State. The
emails include communications between top members of the
Clinton Foundation and Clinton's top State Department advisors,
including whom Aberdeen and lawyer Cheryl Mills, one of the
communications was about billionaire Nigerian based
developers to bear sugary who had contributed between one and
$5 million to the Clinton Foundation. The email show a top
Clinton Foundation executive writing to Aberdeen and mills
asking for help putting sugary in touch with the US Ambassador
to Lebanon. Aberdeen responded I'll talk to Jeff referring to
then US Ambassador Jeffrey Feltman. On Wednesday, sugary
spokesman said sugary quote was simply passing along as
observations and insights about the dire political situation in
Lebanon at the time. Okay.
I have the clip. And this is a question about this very
incident response to
criticism by some that suggests there was a relationship between
the Clinton Foundation and the State Department at the time,
there was an email that came out in this recent set that is
between the executive of the Clinton Foundation and Mohammed
Dean, and
I love how our clips flow and over on each other in this case,
that's great
Mills, where he is requesting to set up a meeting between a
billionaire donor and the US Ambassador to Lebanon, do you
have any response
to so you know, very similar to what I said before, I'm not
going to speak to specific emails. However, I think you
guys know State Department officials are regularly in touch
with a wide variety of outside individuals and organizations,
including businesses, nonprofits, NGOs, think tanks,
you know, the nearly 55,000 pages of former Secretary
Clinton's emails released by the department over the past year,
give a sense of the wide range of individuals both inside and
against government, that State Department officials are in
contact with on a range of subjects.
So you don't feel like this email or you don't feel like
there was impropriety in the relationship between the Clinton
Foundation and the State Department and we talked to
a wide range of people at various so
this is Elizabeth Kennedy Trudeau and it just gets better.
She just she's the worst. She's interesting. Her eyes are
bugging out really wide like she did all she knows.
We I bet as we've stated before, they
are department, NGOs, think tanks, business leaders, you
know, experts on a variety of subjects,
except in this question. And importantly, in this case,
Secretary Clinton made a pledge that she would not personally or
substantially in any way involve herself with the Clinton
Foundation. So it's not just any outside organizations, it's
specific organization that she said ahead of time, she wouldn't
have contact with So doesn't that doesn't this then seem to
violate that pledge.
So, again, reiterate you know, Department officials are in
touch with a wide range of individuals. I'd note that
Former Secretary Clinton preclude other State Department
officials from having contact with Clinton Foundation staff.
Can you at least try to answer Abigail's question which was, is
the department looked into this and determined that there was no
impropriety?
The department is regularly in touch with people across the
whole spectrum.
The question is whether or not you looked into this, this the
building has looked into it and determined that everything was
okay that there was nothing wrong.
We feel confident in our ability and our past practice of
reaching out to a variety of sources and being responsive to
are you am I not speaking English? coming across as not
saying, Am I not
speaking English?
Yeah, it's just a classic, and she just keeps on doing it.
That's just a word. That's
the stuff that should be on the news, man. That's fun to watch.
I'd be watching him. Yeah, that'd be great.
Yeah, you don't want to do that? No. at all at all at
all, not serving the purpose of the advertisers? No, at all.
Well, we don't serve the purpose of any advertisers either. But
we serve as you know, I'm looking at you, John. I'm
looking at them.
I don't think it stands. We're not we don't not serve the
advertisers either. I think we're the only ones who period.
Yeah.
Well, there are more people who have a value for value model.
But this has been all right. This is the entire foundation of
the show. Having us having wording
value from value mind and having an add this violence, I'll say.
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Yes, the porn update.
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