People today are not educated. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 21 2016. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode 853.
This is no agenda.
Discovering that one ky is a lot worse than y2k and broadcasting
live from the capital the drone Star state here in Austin Tejas
chemo region six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, bro. I'm stunned by that
gag. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Baden Buzzkill.
At least I try. I
did. When you're shouting a gag like that? Yes. It's pretty hard
to even track it. That's why I'm sure what you said it doesn't.
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is better than five times a dog or something. Yeah,
exactly what it was 1k Why the 1000 ky 1000 year flood. Oh,
you're
referring to KY jelly.
I don't know where your mind is today. But I'm I'm Why is beans
Kentucky or jelly? I'm with the poor people of Louisiana. This
is
a this is out of control.
I really why of course, I don't enjoy the car,
I should have probably put it in the next newsletter, if I
remember was that the cartoon? Somebody's photoshopped. Like
the floods. And this is car with Obama on top of the car with a
golf club. I haven't seen that one, say hitting off the top of
a car. But it's very funny.
So what's really interesting about about this, and we talked
about on the last show, is that a flood, this type of epic
disaster doesn't translate to television. It just doesn't. So
the TV has to resort to these little human interest stories.
But the large, the larger view it doesn't even fit on the
screen just wouldn't be able to see the devastation. But of
course, we have lots of producers in the area, and is
very, very bad.
Oh, that's kind of you know, not to mention it. So I went and
visited flew, there was a there was like 10 years ago, there's
this massive hurricane that hit the the east coast of Florida.
And it was one of the Whoppers and I went to Florida to visit
to look at this look at the mess. And it is true UK
television you cannot catch the mess. It's no I've noticed this
on a number of do we even take a lot of photos I've noticed that
as a photographer, sometimes you cannot capture certain things.
It's It's too big. It's too vast. or anything.
I went to the Ninth Ward So in new in New Orleans and and you
can't is more of an atmosphere that you just can't get you can
capture it right. I think the overhead shots though, from the
choppers are I think yeah, but
but that's no, no, you
don't have the feeling
from from a tablet from a television perspective, you need
to see heartbreak and tragedy. And you know, that's what they
want to show. Now. Of course, if you've been watching American
news, not everybody who listened to the show has you know, there
is a there's a comparison being brought between Hurricane
Katrina when George Bush, you know, didn't show up, he did a
fly by. And then there's this version, which is very similar,
similar area of similar type of devastation. But it wasn't
really the wind that the Hurricane Katrina itself, which
which caused so much devastation. It was the breaking
of the levees. And President Obama is on vacation in Martha's
Vineyard and he's playing golf and he decided that he wasn't
going to why?
I think
is my Martha's Vineyard.
I think I know he went off somewhere. Okay.
So you know, he didn't feel and also, I'm pretty sure that he
didn't understand the you know, it's not on TV, then is it
really real? Doesn't matter, apparently not the way I see it.
So he sends down she sends down Johnson,
Joe, Joe.
He's the director of Department of Homeland Security. Andrew
Johnson is there to make excuses for the President. Now remember,
he's playing golf, which is that's not even fair to say he's
on vacation. Let's just put it that because you already know
you can also say he's out there riding his bike off. Yeah, it's
just like density. You sound like a Republican when you say
that the fucker playing golf.
I'm telling you, the Democrats are making the same commentary.
Here's Jeh Johnson making up excuses the press corps having
none of it, but he continues just to to push ahead and
explain why the President is not there. Well, of course,
the president can't be everywhere. I can't tell you the
president.
He can't be on the ninth hole and on here has been closely
monitoring the situation here in Louisiana. He made the federal
declaration in a matter of hours it was expedited.
That's bull crap. When they told him it was a matter of hours. It
was two or three days I believe before that came. We're up
to 20 pounds. wishes now, I will be briefing him on what I see
here and what the status of our recovery and response efforts
are. Administrator Fugate did the same thing after his visit
here two days ago. So the President is closely monitoring
the situation through his cabinet through his FEMA
administrator. And he's very much on top of it. As I say the
president can't be everywhere. He has a very busy schedule. Oh,
in the coming days. Very busy schedule. John
has no schedule, he's on vacation. That's a lie.
As I say the president can't be everywhere. I know he has a very
busy schedule this fall and in the coming days. And he is
closely monitoring the situation. When you're the chief
executive of the entire US government. You can't be
everywhere, including places you would like to be. But through me
and through Craig Fugate. I know he is very much on top of this
situation.
Listen to this, this is the reporter just getting in his
face now situation.
Our press briefing yesterday from the White House press pool
began with the president playing around the golf with three
people and you sit there and say twice the president can't be
everywhere. But people in Louisiana are dying.
So the journalist is saying behind sagen the President was
on TV yesterday, playing around a golf with three people and
you're saying the President can't be anywhere but people in
Louisiana are dying. People in Louisiana
are dying. How hard it is USDA, Homeland Security Director to do
your updates are going to the President on the Gulf.
But as I said he is very much on top of the situation. And I know
that he is aware of the level of federal assistance that can be
provided and is being provided. And I'll be briefing him myself
right after this visit.
Just stop for a second good work. Just stop it for a second.
Yeah,
stop This stop is emulous think.
I mean,
how unwise is it to to use this pat answer he never released
himself. Jack Johnson never released himself rooms for the
president can't be everywhere just as robotic like answer to
everything, including the last guy.
Well, you know, he's out. He's out at the end of the month. He
doesn't give a shit. He's like a proud going down.
Even even more. So why can't he be a little conversational?
Yeah, you must be good to the mirror. You must not bring into
question the game of golf.
I don't know, man. But of course, you know, and it's just
the US. I would sound like a broken record, even though I
didn't put the record on. The comparison between George W.
Bush and President Obama is, you know, is obvious, but yet, we're
not really gonna yell about about that.
No, but I did get a kick out of the Democrat, democratic
apologists for Hillary, because Trump shows up down there. And
so when they say, Well, you know, the guys just getting in
the way
while did this, or this is part of the excuse is to say, well,
you know, when the President comes down, I mean, this, it
really disrupts everything. I heard that. Well, you know, what
is the answer? If you and I were president, here's what we do. I
don't give a shit a parachute out. doesn't care. I don't care
if you know, we'll do it without without all the massive you
know, just put the beast in the back of the plane and yeah,
we'll be fine. You know, have the other plane show up later
have it circled. There's a million ways you could do that.
And I don't think that the Trump's appearance was not it
was discovered. I'm gonna say somewhat accidentally by CNN.
They were the first to report it and they were just they said,
Oh, my God, look, this 18 Wheeler showed up and with stuff
in it that, you know, the Trump put in it, which looked like,
you know, it was like toys for kids. I have sometimes I wonder
who needs a fire Toronto?
Reporting is always going to be bad. So you don't know what it
was really? I mean, yeah, they know I saw
I saw them on loading. I saw them on loading. i But what how
many kids want to fire truck right now?
Yeah, well, you know, you again, you don't know if that's B roll.
You have no idea. I
saw Trump handling the packages from the truck. That's what it
was
okay, there's anything out toys. I have no idea why it's stupid.
It was an idiot. But the point is, is that he was down there.
They're bitching about it. He's getting in the way. And then
they ridiculed what he had to say. So you know, I have a lot
of friends in Louisiana or something like that. Again? No,
I mean, I don't know what he really said. Because he is not a
guy who says like, one thing he goes on for 45 minutes. So he's
a long talker. Yeah. And it's so long, because he's a long talk.
He likes to yak forever. They PBS decided to do or NPR decided
to do a thing on people who speak too long. And it was top
of the list and Stalin.
Oh. And number two was Trump.
So they they used it on that. That Wait, wait, don't tell me
show they had to speak to long anecdote about Stalin, who
produced one of his longest speeches, which I guess was two
and a half, three hours. And it was Uh, recorded and put on I
guess three records and a side six or side eight maybe inside
eight of the records the whole side was just applause perfect.
I think I want to get a hold of this record now. Yeah, you're
gonna have an applause track anyway, so yeah, it's hilarious.
Yeah, but this is bad.
This is really bad. No, no, this flood is ridiculous.
I think I think the coffins floating down the street with my
favorite image. That was
you know, I have to wonder about the coffin image not being
staged.
Well, it's very possible but these things do float away I
mean, they're buried by you go
to this if you go to the graveyard I went and I was
researching a Civil War veteran. I was going to do a biography of
another one of my projects sorry John Bell Hood who was buried in
the New Orleans one of the major cemeteries there and I it took
me forever to find because I wanted to get a scrape one of
those things where you put the paper on it you scratch scratch
across it and you get called a rubbing rubbing that's exactly
what women do that in churches on Comm brass if I have a
rubbing of this church
I think they do that other ways too. Once you guys are rubbing
John you have you get so I when I contacted the local civil war
club are enthusiastic they didn't even know Bell was buried
there. Which I was a personal victory didn't form them. So I
went into this place and most of there's very few I mean, most of
the stuffs above ground because of the water table right? And so
it's possible that if some of these Crips
they would have to break open or the slab would have to break
open
for anything that come out and it's not just from I don't think
that's all very few grades it's almost all Crips it's like a
whole graveyard full of them. And and there's lots of yet to
supposedly Be careful in these New Orleans graveyards, because
some of these are these little these little things with a
locked door and then the you have to get in there to find
them. Then there's a bunch of dead dead people inside. These
be weird if they were alive wrap you throw you in there and lock
you in and you never get out.
Well, it's sad that it takes dead people floating down the
street to get people's attention versus live people who are
screaming for help, because that doesn't work. But when you
because I retweeted your picture. People like oh, this is
horrible. Okay, yeah, people drowning is not apparently not
important. We are conditioned to be blathering nincompoops
learning coffins, yeah, with a dog on top would be the best a
lot of not a lot of action, a lot of movement around reporting
the Ministry of Truth, some things came out in the past few
days. And it deserves some deconstruction, because I don't
believe these things just happened by mistake, or there's,
you know, there's there's a reason for this. And what I'm
referring to here, of course, is the State Department now copping
to admitting that this Iran deal were two separate deals, but
they happen to flow at the same time, and therefore,
incidentally, coincidentally, and therefore we, you know, we
could have known that we were going to wait to transfer this
money, which we didn't know was going to be in cash on pallets,
until we had our prisoners. And this, of course, seems to be a
ransom payment. And the way the State Department and the
president the way they're trying to get out of this is pretty
amazing.
Blaming the media really? Let me see. This is I'll start with
Well,
yeah, first of all, I honestly believe at this point, that they
never saw it as a ransom.
That's very possible.
Because you can think of it if you're completely dumbed down to
kind of an idiot state. You can see it for what they think it
is. It was like we had they we owe them the money beside
whether or not there are hostages involved. They this is
their money, right?
Well, the point
is this way the point of course is it was not disclosed if
anything was said no, no, because we knew about the
hostage No, that's not a part of the party. We have a big deal
over here. This is not paying ransom for anything. And you
media guys, you You're stupid. You mess it all up. You hyped
all this? This is why this happened. So it's more about not
being the most transparent administration history. But the
the blaming of media saying Oh, you guys knew this. We told you
this and when we kind of didn't so here's the Morning Joe Show.
With their opinion, we
announced these things units in January. Many months ago, there
wasn't a secret. We've we announced them brought to all of
you. Josh did a briefing on them. This wasn't some nefarious
deal.
And this This was consistent with the cash on a pallet. Well,
it was it was consistent across the board. You guys reported on
it. It's your fault for missing it. How come you didn't see
that's what it is and use and this is a coordinated blame,
and it was no secret. We we were completely open with everybody
about it. Interesting to me how suddenly this became a story
again. Oh, that's point number one. Point number two. We do not
pay ransom for hostages.
The President was it's interesting how indignant the
President was while he was telling deliberate, untruth
union would say is dissembling and arrogant at the same time.
Why? How dare you What is it was just it was so condescending to
the media, while not telling the truth called the ransom payment
where you were you're actually rewarding the Iranians for being
the thugs that are the thugs for being at the epicenter of
terrorism since 1979. And yes, you are you are rewarding them
for for taking hostages. I think the President's and lying about
it.
I think the President said it best himself about another issue
once regarding some catching Republican things, something
that was out of source and he said, If it sounds like a duck,
walks like a duck. This is the duck right here. And they got
caught in the lie.
And that is MSNBC remember this new very pro Obama
administration. So they are at least admitting it's a lie. Now
the piece where not what happened? I
think again, this was because they felt insulted.
The prep bomb was insulting them. Oh, yeah, exactly. Not
just MSNBC can only take so much.
But how this came to light is interesting to me, because we
have a lot of moves right now between Iran, Saudi Arabia where
we fit in all of that.
And
well, but let's listen to to Kirby trying to explain this
away. But when you know that the sourcing of of this news came
from the Wall Street Journal, and there were two State
Department sources, who of course are unnamed, who gave
this to the Wall Street Journal. You know, this is not
unexpected. This is I will say it's a leak. It was done on
purpose. ABL. You don't just get unnamed sources in the State
Department to blow something like this wide open, there will
be blood on the friggin Moon inside the State Department. If
if this was a true surprise. So I'm I'm pretty sure this was
leaked for a reason why I'm not sure exactly. Here is Kirby
under the gun. Okay, but the amount
of sanctions relief that they're going to get is often
exaggerated. What is what is the
accurate? Oh, I'm sorry, this is
oops mistake that lead in
the leading was great, wasn't it? Or watch this. It's a clip I
need to play next year,
there's been no value judgment on the decision. And I'm just
trying to get you to say what, what it is which is very simple.
I
have described what it is for the last 15 minutes. Used you
have the last few have like you have no it doesn't mean that I
haven't described what happened. Listen,
this happened in January. And this is the first time you've
ever said flat out that they wouldn't get the money until the
prisoners were released that took Let's count it what seven
months. Why why all the beating around the bush if it was such a
great and noble decision press coverage, Brasco. Voters have
made you dredge
this up? No, I've never called you guys evil. I've called
press coverage because you didn't say wait. He's blaming
the press. This was seven months ago. We did describe it seven
months and you did not say it was contingent. This was
contingent on that. And now you're saying flatly out that
this was this payment was contingent on the release of the
prison? I said you did not say that. In jest
I said this was as I said before, we of course wanted to
seek maximum leverage in this case, as these two things came
together. At the same time, you
said that she that everyone all along at all points has been
completely above board about this. But you would agree that
what you're telling us today represents a new factual
disclosure from the administration, does it not?
I certainly would agree. particular fact is not something
that we've talked about in the past but but if you go back and
look at the press coverage, your own coverage of this when it
happened, you knew your coverage made any bones about the fact
that these two processes were coming together at the same time
and we took advantage of the opportunity we had, with the
closure of the new few with the Hague Tribunal and with talks to
get our Americans back, we took full advantage of that. And I
don't think anybody in the administration is going to make
any apology for having taken advantage of those opportunities
to get these Americans home.
Would you agree that a reasonable observer could look
upon a situation in which cash is withheld until prisoners are
released as something akin to ransom? Well, yes,
observer, whoever he or she may be can look at this however they
want. I've described now over the last 10 or 15 years you want
what happened and what our thought process was going on?
And I'll let others decide for themselves
I got a kid is
the way to go. I think. Why didn't you say yes? He says,
yes, you can misinterpreted this as an akin to, to a ransom. It
wasn't a ransom. Technically it was and it's I agree with them.
Technically, it wasn't a ransom.
No, because the ransom works the other way around. However, we
don't know the exact terms of these exchanges. It appears to
me that there were two airplanes at the same time. So you can
say, and I think that is really what that is the the sneaky part
of this is saying, no, no, we waited for the hostages to be
released, then we gave them the money. In a traditional having
done this many times in a traditional kidnapping case, you
either show the money, put it in the middle of between the two
parties, or you hand it over first. And there's other ways,
but it's rarely you wait for the prisoner, and then you get the
cash. So even that I think is not reported properly. But
really getting back to it. Why was this leaked? And why is the
press getting the blame? In fact, I wanted to go back to
January 16 2016. When Josh Earnest, this is what the
President referred to, as Joshua told you guys, he told you
everything you knew exactly what's going on. So I figured
why don't we go back and listen to exactly what he said, this
wouldn't make it more understandable why the presses
may be angry.
The amount of sanctions relief that they're gonna get is often
exaggerated. What what is, what is the accurate amount? Or how
would you describe what they are getting?
Well, the my colleagues, the Treasury Department can give you
a little bit more detail on this.
And I went to this Treasury Department website, I scoured
all over it. I could not find anything. There was nothing, not
a news report. Maybe it was there in January. But it
certainly certainly isn't there. Now, the number
that is often cited by critics of the deal was $150 billion.
And our experts have indicated that that is, like I said, an
exaggeration. The number that I have heard is that it's closer
to 50 or 100, not 150.
I see there was all that there was all the it's this much that
much but never mentioned of 400 million in cash. And
the reason for that is in part that Iran has a lot of bills
that have come to and so a man the water bills got to be paid,
much of the sanctions relief that they will receive will
immediately be devoted to paying off debts that they have
incurred. The second thing that's important for people to
understand is that the sanctions relief that they receive, will
merely allow them to get access to their own money that is
currently in the international financial system. So there's no
there's not as if there's an impact on the taxpayers of the
United States. Here. There's these are essentially sanctions
that were designed by the United States enforced by the world to
essentially limit or outright prevent. Iran has access to
their own money that was in the international system.
Alright, let's take a look at this now.
The way we understood it at the time,
yes, however, now now it seems like if you take a whole bunch
of things into account I'm about to play something from Ross
Baker from family of secrets and who would why.com Very famous
journalist we hold in high regard. So we have this deal
that you know, we've this money this Iranian money has been in
well now it's always in the in the international money system.
Okay. That's right fine. It's was just hanging out there in
cyberspace. I guess. We did a deal because we would never
allow the Hague Tribunal. But no, you don't recognize the
Hague Tribunal. Since when do we recognize this shit, even all of
a sudden, like, oh, well, you know, the International Court in
the Hague deserve this money and interest and we made a deal and
we say, you know, what, we're gonna make a deal was given the
money but very little interest. Why are we doing that? Why after
30 plus years, why all of a sudden are we doing this? It
appears that and this fits right into all the all the Hillary
Clinton issues with Saudi Arabia and Iran, putting this deal
together. The Saudis are really not ours. They don't think
they've ever been our friends but they're really On the
outside, it seems we're choosing sides, a different side. Now
Russ Baker talks about Saudi Arabia and of course, in
connection with the 28 pages of the 911 Commission Report, which
had been released, which is not discussed anywhere anymore in
mainstream media,
why would Obama declassify or allow this to be declassified at
this point, when previously he had said he wouldn't allow it to
be declassified? There's obviously still a very strong
alliance between United States and Saudi Arabia. But will we be
seeing a potential shift in our relationship to Saudi Arabia in
the near future?
Yes, that's quite right. In fact, we have been seeing that
shift. The Obama administration itself has significantly
distanced itself from the Saudis, compared to the Bush
administration, we also see a whole bunch of developments all
over the place. We see some Republican members of Congress
who would have fought something like this when Bush was
president, they were only too happy to see it come out under a
democratic presidency, because, sadly, the public is not so well
informed about these things. And if something comes out during
the the another, the watch of it the opposing party, they don't
necessarily understand that that's not the the
administration that's responsible for the thing. So I
think there is some sense of that. Also, a lot of the
reporting that we and some other organizations have been doing
about the FBI is role in this asking questions. Again, it's
we're in a Democratic administration, and they've got
to in their justice department have to work with the FBI. So
they have to cooperate with whatever efforts there may be to
try to prevent some of this from coming to light. So it's a very
volatile and very complicated situation.
Two more clips. Before we analyze this. We have also
announced we are withdrawing our ground troops from Yemen, as a
part of helping the Saudis bomb the crap out of the Yemenis. And
something that I mean, this you won't talk about something that
does fit on television but was not reported. Except of course,
I think on RT is hundreds of 1000s of people protesting in
Yemen,
bombs are reported to have been dropped near a massive
demonstration in the Yemeni capital Sana, hundreds of 1000s
of people are gathered to protest against airstrikes by a
Saudi led coalition. But bombing raids on a mountain nearby
sparked panic in the crowd. No injuries have been reported.
Saudi Arabia has been leading a campaign to oust rebel Houthi is
since March of last year, when the rebels took over parts of
the country, including the capital in 2014. And they forced
the government into exile. Neighboring Saudi Arabia has
been criticized for retaliating with airstrikes, which have
caused civilian casualties.
So we've withdrawn and this is the time when everyone should
just take a moment and go check out a map. If you look at where
Yemen is in relation to Saudi Arabia. It is right down there
at the bottom near the straits. Which, of course, on the other
side of the strait has Djibouti where we have our drone airbase.
So we were effectively protecting the straits into the
from the Red Sea into the Gulf of Aden, where the Stargate is,
and we're not doing that anymore. So we are now allowing
the rebels or whoever is in control of Yemen seems like the
population likes what's like the whoever's in control. We're just
gonna let that be. So we I think are effectively blocking Saudi
Arabia from access that, oh, we're going to effectively block
them from access. So this is a shift of epic proportions.
I'm not
convinced,
no. How about if you take into account that the covering up of
the edited video at the State State Department, which seems
pretty innocuous, but we for sure didn't want to have any
information out there that maybe there was some secret deal plane
crash with Clinton or not that there was some secret deal? We
really didn't want people to know about that. with Iran, and
particularly because it was Hillary Clinton doing the deal.
I think there's a seismic shift underway
against Saudi Arabia.
Yeah. Yeah. cutting them off and
doing this bombing. And we've sold them $100 billion worth of
arms Well,
nothing should stop the sale Hello, I'm
thinking and then we're supporting this bombing the crap
out of the poor Yemen, which is pathetic, and just criminal to
be honest about it. If you think we do is maybe not do that.
We'll start with that's what I'm saying. Well, yeah, we
pulled a few troops out. We haven't like told them
to stop it. No,
but pulling our troops out and pulling our ground support out
is a pretty big deal. How much ground support did we have in
order to paint targets you need ground support that That's why
we have them. So if you don't have ground support to paint the
targets for the drones, that's effectively oh, we're
painting the targets for the block. Yes.
Well, you probably, probably, yeah,
yeah, we know that we'll take any we'll take risk into
account. We heard the State Department saved themselves.
Well, you know, it's a calculated calculus, whether we
kill 50 civilians or not. And we got to get one guy. Now, by no
coincidence, but this also happened during all all of this
about the the ransom or not ransom, about the withdrawing of
the troops from our coalition are floating, floating, flying,
whatever the hell we call a coalition. Then this little
ditty came in,
here's the bottom line, we are confident.
So I should probably set it up. This is the internal report from
State Department about the editing of the videotape, where
there was a blatant lie being told about another person saying
that something had started earlier. And maybe there was a
secret meeting with Iran so that they tried to cover it up.
Well, we know okay, we know there was a secret meeting with
Iran because the if we're going to buy in at least I would
assume there was if I'm getting because I'm buying into the
Hillary plane crash.
Okay, but but let's just step back for Sunny, let's just step
back for one second. The Lie was that there was a meeting earlier
than we admitted to having a meeting.
That's that was the cover up.
Right, which was the one they have done, fortunately, that now
that they're so entrenched in that cover up that no one can
talk about Hillary get being in a plane crash right. Now,
they did an internal investigation about the editing
of the video, because this was clearly done to cover something
up. And Josh has the results which are indisputable, and
there was no follow up questions aloud
about it. Here's the bottom line. We are confident the video
of that press briefing was deliberately edited the white
flash that many of you have noticed yourselves and that
portion of the video is evidence enough of human involvement.
If you remember how we how we discussed how they probably
went, Yeah, hey, man throw flashing there.
Indeed, a technician came forward with called Making the
edit and inserting that flash. What we were not able to
determine was why the Edit was made in the first place. There's
no evidence to suggest it was made with the intent to conceal
information from the public. Oh, and while the technician recalls
receiving a phone call requesting the Edit, there is no
evidence to indicate who might have placed that call, or why.
In fact, throughout this process, we learned additional
information that could call into question any suggestion of
nefarious activity, in addition to the fact that the full video
was always available on divots, and that the full transcript was
always on our website. The video was edited in a choppy manner,
which made it obvious that footage was missing. We also
found that the video likely was shortened very early in the
process only minutes after the briefing concluded. And well
before the technician who were called Making the Edit believes
the request was made to make the edit. And in any event, before
the technician would have been involved in the video production
process.
Alright, let's just stop here. So this edit was it was called
in the editor was called and said hey, can you pull that
piece out? Okay, boom, boom, boom, didn't really give an
explanation, which is possibly why an uninvited will believe
that an uninformed video editor will be like, Well, that looks
like shit. I can't just leave that in there. Let me make a
little cross or I know, I'll put in a flash. That's what we
learned to do from MTV. That means a young editor to and, you
know, I'm not quite sure why I'm doing that. However, it seems
that there is there is a theory about it.
It is possible. The whiteflash was inserted because the video
had lost footage due to technical or electrical problems
that were affecting our control room servers around that time.
Oh, you mean a
gland stress shop about the glitch glitch?
No, I went back and check the dividends video, which he just
said was available in his full form and there was no problem
with electricity. I presume it's it seems like exactly the same
recording. So how does how does video get from State Department
to dividends? They give it to them? And there was no I'd
looked there was no was in there. We even played the Remove
part. There was no glitch. There was no okay. Well,
I'm gonna get to the point.
Oh, geez, I'm sorry. I'm, well, I
mean, it's just a half an hour of waiting for to hear some
conclusion here.
Conclusion,
you threw me off. Fine. I don't know what to say. Well, I
know you guys,
you've been grousing about this segment from the minute I
started it. What's the fucking problem? Well, I'm
whining lying there covering
up because we're fucking the Saudis. And we're going with
Iran.
That's the conclusion. Right? You just don't buy into
it. That's fine, but I don't buy into it. What Why is this all
happening then? Just man Magical this magical The Wall Street
Journal.
I think you're walking a tightrope. No magic magic
moment the Wall Street Journal gets to insiders telling about
this transfer at the same time. They're they're releasing
reports saying oh, there was nothing with the glitch had
nothing to do with covering anything up. Come on,
I think you've got you're onto something and so far is that
there's some double dealing going on within the State
Department itself. And somebody decided to leak this out to get
everybody all worked up, because maybe they're like, Hillary kind
of pro Saudi. I mean, Hillary's not going to do finish off this
this thing. She's gonna she's gonna walk a tightrope as long
as she can. And she but she's at the Clinton Foundation and gets
tons of money. They get more money from the Saudis than
anybody else. And all their kind of phony baloney outlets. So the
Saudis are just in tight with Hillary, there always have been.
They have been in fact, they were accused of this way before
Hillary even started running for president the Saudis were going
to be she's going to be working for the Saudis for all price.
I don't I think that's where you're wrong. She wanted she
wanted her Cheryl Mills person that her announcement covered up
that let's just presume because you're all in when the plane
crash theory. She wanted that covered up because he doesn't
want the Saudis to know, until I guess she she's
walking a tightrope. But I think at the end of the day using that
phrase, she's a Saudi operative.
I disagree. I think she's turned I think she's turned into an
Iran.
She's gotten all their money from the Saudis.
It's dry, it's dropped. Yeah, that's why she doesn't want them
to know that she was involved in the early deal. Why wouldn't
she? It seems like we set up this whole deal with Iran.
They're now our guys,
they got oil. They have got Saudi oil.
I don't believe for a minute. I'm gonna just see everything
you said is great. Fantastic.
Wrong. I think the
whole thing with the Iranians, the Iranians is bullcrap. We're
not going to do anything with them. It's just gonna go we're
gonna baby. That's why we're not we're inching out their money.
We're not paying them anything. There's something else going on
what we're doing slow down their nuke deal on.
Let's let's go back to the genesis of the Iran sanctions.
The sanctions were really only about one thing, who gets to
have how much Iranian oil that was that we looked at and we
looked at all the sanction was only well, you can have this
mantra you can have that material. You can't buy any oil.
You can It was us directing the Iranian oil. Now we've opened
that up under the cover of be nukes, whatever I'm which I
don't believe isn't whatever fine.
Under the covering, I think is a red herring. This all really
dates back to the Carter administration. All right.
Because, you know, they took our guys and they kept him from for
100 plus days. And it was like embarrassing. It ended up with
the Republicans getting in office and Ronald Reagan. And
the rest of it because of that incident was was the genesis of
Ronald Reagan. The Democrats aren't you aren't liking any of
this. They don't like Ronald Reagan, they're like it thrown
in his in their faces. They don't like any of this stuff.
They don't like the Iranians, the Iranians, this, this whole
Iranian thing is a smokescreen for something else. And at the
end of this whole cycle, it's all going to be back to Saudi
Arabia. Yeah. Despite the, like you said, they're not even
talking. Okay. Well, hold on hold on was like missing pages.
There's missing pages in the lead a document let's let's
look at let's look at it from the other way around. Maybe we
are putting maximum pressure
on the Saudis. Maybe we're saying
hey, you're not you're not paying your fair share, or I
want more I want to be president or whatever it is.
Law, I'm not going to argue against that possibility.
Because that's makes more sense in the right word than what
we're doing with Iran.
Well, no, but you use Iran as a leverage as a wedge to say,
well, we're kind of friends with them right now. And, you know,
look at Syria and which pipeline is going to go and not yours.
And, hey, by the way, we're not going to help you out in Yemen,
maybe? Again, it comes down to for me, the key trigger is the
Wall Street Journal, getting anonymous sources inside the
State Department, who told them that we withheld the hostages
before the money was transferred. That is a
purposeful leak. And that is for a reason. Well,
I agree. It's a purposeful leak, but I'm not sure your
interpretation is correct. Play my Yemen clip.
And by the way, I'm I'm open to discussing it. Just you know,
you're a little rude about it.
International News. The New York Times and The Guardian editorial
boards are calling for the US and British governments to end
their support for Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen. In an editorial
entitled, America is complicit in the carnage in Yemen. The
Times wrote on Wednesday, quote, Congress should put the arm
sales on hold and President Obama should quietly inform
Riyadh that the United States will withdraw crucial assistance
if the Saudis do not stop targeting civilians and agreed
to negotiate Eason quote, with US and British support Saudi
Arabia has been bombing Yemen for 17 months crossing the
majority of the conflict civilian casualties. Last week,
the US approved the sale of more than a billion dollars of new
weapons to the Saudis. Since taking office, the Obama
administration's approved more than $110 billion in weapons
sales to Saudi Arabia.
It doesn't sound to me like we're having a rift with
these guys anytime soon. Well, you,
you also should not confuse the military industrial complex with
the leadership of the country. It's not the same thing.
Well, seems to be with a relationship with Russia.
All right. Okay,
well, I don't think we've come to any conclusion here. i It
wasn't a breakthrough for me.
I mean,
I appreciate you taking the Wall Street Journal item, and
extrapolating it to some degree, but I don't know that it went
anywhere. Now
it's an it's another issue, then the issue is this. You hate it
when I take a long time to discuss something and play
clips. You said it to me before, but I believe that that is a
disservice to the people listening to the program who who
are newer need background, we sometimes need to explain
things. You're very smart was one of
your bet you do this well.
Yeah, except, except you don't like it. If it takes no, I
It's too long.
going anywhere.
It's bone. Yeah. Okay. Well,
I mean, that was good. I was waiting and waiting. And when it
was going nowhere, and I was thinking, Well, what the hell is
what's the point? You've already made that particular point
earlier? I like giving I like giving back. But then I didn't
think you were beating me up with something that was valid. I
like I'm gonna be beat up. It better be something
you up. Yeah.
I didn't clip after clip of the sake of just this one little
item is just No, no. If you were making it, I don't believe what
your thesis that the whole thesis.
That's when you and that's okay. That's okay. I mean, you could
be right. And you can say I told you so at some point, but I just
don't. You know, I'm thinking that a lot of this is just a and
I think this whole thing about the fact that start at the
beginning. I think the whole taken this thing about the
hostage for ransom, Ransom, not ransom. I think that was blown
completely out of proportion. I don't think it's that big of a
deal. I think it was damn near. Nothing to see here kind of
thing. There's all kinds of shit going on. We have two more
murders of Hillary people.
Well, hold on one second, then. All right, since we're talking
about that your newsletter was incorrect.
I know was I went I got did. i Right. It was it was incorrect.
And that's what we'll be talking about. I wasn't gonna I was
gonna send out a second correction. I said, No, we'll
talk about it on the show.
Yeah, I get all the grief by the way. Oh,
I get all the grief. I couldn't find John's email address. So
I'm gonna bitch at you about this. That's No, no,
my email addresses such a secret. Yeah. By the way, the
email address on that newsletter that sent out on Sunday, or
Saturday is my email address. Well, how can somebody say that
to you? Because that's
how it works. You get away with murder, and I get all the grief.
I see. This is a common theme of yours. Yuki you always accused
me of this. I got it. No, I'm not
accusing you. I'm accusing the producers who are bitching at
me.
We're not accusing you.
They see they see you as the arms Budman.
Now that's a that's a business card. I need ombudsman or
ombudsman. Which one do you choose?
Well, I always pronounce it wrong. So it's probably the
ombudsman. Okay, so let's talk about that for a second. Because
we both found the information that the reason why this is news
now is that it was deemed as suicide this past week. This is
the lawyer place on Monday. Yeah, so this is the lawyer who
works for WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, he also is in the same
firm as Clunies wife, which makes it just that much more
interesting. And he was hit by a train and killed and this was
deemed as suicide
at 707 in the morning right
now.
This reporting gets more interesting because apparently
he checked himself into the hospital the night before saying
that
it was the rest of this was harder to get this information.
Well, that's
the only article I can find about it. The ones from the
Camden Yeah, that's the only one and there apparently I can't
do in that house. Yeah.
And then wandered off.
No, no, you signed himself out at five in the morning so it
looks fine. Apparently there's there's CCTV footage of him
jumping in front of the train. So that part that headline
and we know for a fact that that can never be folded up.
Don't get me started on editing a videotape. Please don't get
You started.
So your conclusion
was? Well, that maybe this will a spa spur Assange to release
his his new stuff sooner? I'm not sure
that was my conclusion I was there's a lot of details, you're
the people bitch that you were right. It was a lot of mistakes
made.
Could have been better.
And the conclusion was, I think still valid, that Assange looks
at this stuff. And they're size must also have looked at the
death of the writer, which is just more recent. One of Hillary
Clinton, I have to look him up. I had it on the other machine,
and I forgot to transfer it to a guy who wrote something like 50
books about the Clintons. 54 years old suicided. And that
happened just recently. And so now you got to wonder what what
you can start Googling for it. You have to wonder what Assange
is thinking because he's a sitting duck in that
place. Yeah. Which is why he's in there. That's the only
protection he has. I think
it's barely Yeah, and it's not what I would call great
protection.
I realized my mistake. Now I realized my mistake. I here's my
mistake. I was trying to mesh two things into one I was trying
to mesh media lies and manipulation into the Iranian
Saudi story. That's where it went wrong. Because the the lies
and the manipulation by itself are already funny enough.
Yeah, well, yeah, that's
an ongoing theme. Yeah.
Have you seen her go? I'm sorry.
I would have I seen what
I was gonna say. Did you see the latest? The Aleppo boy hashtag
Aleppo boy.
Well, I was commenting on that on Twitter. The Aleppo boys had
the guy they who they five year leases or whatever now little
kid, cute little kid, they placed him in a chair in an
ambulance and let him stay dead. Nobody washed him or anything.
So he's dirty. And he's bleeding and he's like shell shocked. And
they everyone took the same two or three pictures of him from
different angles. And this became an international
incident. Very similar to the poor dead kid, which is really a
pathetic picture. In Greece, the key the kid washed up face down
dead in the sand little boy must have been for
there's even a meme. I already saw the drawing of that kid and
then the kid dead on the shore and then under the the Aleppo.
Boy, it says, This is what happens if we stay. And then
under the dead kid on the Greek Beach. This is what happens if
we leave. I mean, holy shit. What a choice. What a choice.
This is fantastic is
a good one. But the thing seemed a little stage to me. Yes, I
this was yeah, it was a little more than staged. And there's,
you know, there's, there's enough tear jerking little kids
that are shot kind of I'm not shy, I mean, shot by
photographers, all over the place. And the you see, if you
watch any of these outlets, especially the European ones,
they're just, it's endless. And they will this one concentration
on this one kid kind of bothers me.
Well, the reason why is Russia is being blamed for it. That's
what I'm hearing. Oh, this kid is because of Russia.
That's what No, okay, well, I didn't pick that up. Yeah,
personally, I got I can see how that would be a good idea. Well,
I have
a clip from RT, who understood it very well, of course, because
they're on the receiving end of this. And here's the dispute.
But that that is really if it hasn't shown up big time now and
if this meme goes through, I think it will the leppa boys a
good one. We change our Facebook avatar actually to the Aleppo
boy. Don't be good.
It was a very powerful pictures really, I'd say they epitomize
the suffering that civilians in Syria have to go through when
government held territory in ISIS held territory and rebel
held territory and the thing with powerful pictures is that
they sell the media loves them they want to get them out there
as soon as possible you know it's it's clicks its views its
ad revenue. Story. Yes, circumstances often become
that right there is a fantastic little it's a little bit
tricky. So it's clips its views. Its advertising revenue.
Dynamite.
You want me to do the ISO right now? Yeah, sure. Hold on a
second. You can do it pretty quickly. It's always fun to do
that. Okay. Let me see. Here it is. We have the Aleppo boy
opened it up into the edits.
And those are very powerful pictures in ISIS held territory
in rebel held territory and have to go through when government is
suffering the civilians in Syria have have to go through when
government held territory in ISIS held territory and rebel
held territory and the thing with powerful pictures is that
they sell the media loves them. They want to get them out there
as soon as possible. You know it's it's clicks its views it's
ad revenue.
Okay. All right. Got that let me just save it. And this will be
mostly Aleppo boy. It sounds good lepo boy clicks and ad
revenue.
Beautiful. All right.
She's that compares to mine. I have this idea I'm gonna isolate
this down a little more. But play the angry black woman
that people are used to see me look and whose names you don't
women who've been picked on women whose husbands put them
down women at work or girls in school? I have one thing to say
to you. Kiss my fat
Did you already I saw that. No, no, I have come on. Well, now I
have to I saw that one. Are you insane? This is
why Believe me I don't know why I didn't kiss my kiss my right.
Eye so kiss my fat ass. I so nice. We are on a roll here.
Okay, I did want to finish up that. I did want to finish up
the Aleppo boy clip for a second. The Russians have
dispute why it couldn't have been them
clicks its views its ad revenue. The story the circumstances
often become secondary, they say and the legend purported Russian
air strike according to activists who reported denying
it's carried out this air strike good saying you know this is
inconsistent with the damage a Russian bomb would have done.
They're saying that this is consistent with a mortar shell
and are telling me shell
Western media shows the unbroken windows of the house nearby.
This means that the location was hit by a mine or a gas canister
which are often used by the terrorists and not by an
airstrike.
Then the Russians are saying it's also very close to two
humanitarian corridors that they've established at a level
for civilians to be able to leave to receive medical
treatment. Leave the rebel held parts of Aleppo. They're saying,
you know this story that we carried out this air strike
really doesn't? Doesn't mesh. Yeah.
I believe that. Not all in for the Russians. But this is
nonsense.
Oh, yeah. Well, on a back to the morning, Joe Show. They had a
guest on Dr. Jeffrey Sachs of the Earth Institute, if you've
ever heard,
yeah. Oh, yeah. We've had we've had clips from him.
Well, he laid it out in an even irked, even irked Scarborough.
This guy just said it I don't think I've ever heard this on
mainstream ever about the Syria situation. Five years
ago, we discussed on the show when the president the United
States launched the secret war to overthrow Assad, assigned the
CIA to work with Saudi Arabia and Turkey to overthrow Assad,
we escalated a war. We don't have the truth told to the
American people. Till this day, this newspaper, The New York
Times refuses to cover the truth in the most basic way about what
the United States is doing. And when you use and by
the way, the New York Times had Aleppo boy on the on the front
page, half of that, you know, all the way down to the fold,
almost a huge picture. That was that was a clear manipulation,
you
say or others say, the US isn't doing his job. It's just not
doing it publicly. We have been pumping in weapons. We have been
funded by Saudi Arabia CIA working together to keep this
war going. This little boy has known only war because the
United States five years ago, launched a war right that we
have not ended so and so is it's not the Russians. It's so easy
to sit in America and say it's the Russians fault, the Russians
fault. Where did this start? It started with Hillary Clinton.
And President Obama saying Assad must go Jeffrey, you've said
that and I know that's why that's why
I preface my claim. It's five years ago. So my question is
what we find ourselves here. It is the Russians dropping bombs
it is the Syrian Government dropping bombs. It is ISIS
spreading terror. Right? So you exactly in your life trying to
alleviate suffering, don't try to alleviate poverty. What do we
do now as an international IUD to stop the killing with
500,000? How do we stop with your right 600,000?
Why are they dropping bombs because there's a rebellion that
the US and Saudi Arabia and Turkey have been supporting.
They're fighting a rebellion that we are funding an army. We
should stop funding and arming a rebellion again. As the
government, we should go to the UN work together with Russia to
fight ISIS because that's a real enemy and overthrowing other
governments, whether it's Qaddafi, or Saddam Hussein or
Assad is just been disaster for the American people over and
over it not to mention
Jessen is defeated.
Not to mention the people who are dead
1000s of dead to the dead people's Astra for us. Yeah,
it's horrible.
I'm so hurt. Oh, my
coffee.
Let me try something. Let me try something here. Yes, my fat.
works. I like that work.
Ah,
so that was refreshing to hear him say that.
I find he'll never get back on probably not.
Probably not. But you can almost predict. The anti Russia hate is
so big right now we know that State Department CIA, they're
all in on it. We know this from my from my own environment. And
that the belief that
like my cousin, you know, the belief that
Vladimir Putin is bad, bad, bad actor is really rampant. And
they really, really believe it. So you can almost put in the red
book before the election takes place, there will be a major
terrorist event and Russia somehow will get blamed.
Something will happen Russia
will blamed
AI, that's gonna be very hard to orchestrate. I think also that
any terrorist event if they if somehow, I'm not saying that you
make a mistake, and you don't get blamed on Russia, and it
turns out to be something else, Trump wins the election. Right?
So they don't want to do that.
They don't want a lot of forces at work.
Well, yeah. And then they're all working against each other, as
is begin what we try to do on this show for people who don't
want to listen to the show, we try to map it. Yeah. So who's
with you know, who's on whose side? What are they doing? So
the CIA, we know is all in on Hillary do extreme? Well, yes.
And we, and which makes me wonder about a couple of things
that we said earlier. Like, or what that guy said, just now on
the Scarborough show, which is, if the CIA was behind this
event, and the New York Times wasn't doing what they wanted,
the CIA is really, there are stories I've had, I know two
very good examples of things that happened at the New York
Times that indicated that somebody was calling him from
Langley and telling him to do something. And it's pretty well
established that the CIA has got its fingers into and probably
the Washington Post and The New York Times, too. I mean, I'm in
the Wall Street Journal. To what extent I don't know I just, you
know, I've done work for the New York Times. Did you get a call?
And then we get a call. He calls me they wouldn't hire me for
a man. I think we should change a couple things in your article
here. Well,
I okay. I don't care so the pay is the same.
Well, Russia is getting blamed for a lot now though, that's
obvious because putting Russia in a bad eye maybe it's short
sightedness on the Clinton I'm convinced it all comes down to
the election. That is the most important thing right now. Well,
if
people want to get all worked up, they should maybe do some
more atmospheric testing of atomic bombs and maybe
straighten some of these people out I'm sure what these I did
was somebody was on one of the think tank talk shows and it was
like there's very few living leaders that have seen a an
atomic bomb blast in any sense it in a sense of the matter they
don't know how nasty they are right and creepy. Apparently
when you witness one even from like you know 50 miles away it
does something it creates creates a low note or so does
something very creepy and you get creeped out by it and then
they see the size of the thing is ridiculous. And they haven't
done an atmospheric test since I don't know the 50s So most of
the people would do world leaders back then all witnessed
them at some level and was kept anyone from wanting to use one
but that goal is people are dying and so there's the sense
now that well you know, there's this that's like this this new
bomb they want to modify so it's more accurate, which is like
ludicrous. I don't know
what happened to precision strikes. I thought we were like
precision laser like precision. Now we're
gonna have precision a bombs, I mean, which makes zero sense.
So you can determine exactly where it's going to drop screw
the 150 miles around.
So well, that's a problem. I think it's gonna hit me. I think
that Hillary is the one that's the most dangerous. You've said
so too. Yeah, she seems like trigger happy, Hillary.
Well, we now we now have moves taking place of course. Turkey
is is to me it's kind of the the question in the equation. What
are these guys going to do? And apparently, the US has now
started transferring our nukes from Incirlik airbase to Romania
because we don't feel it's safe anymore at the airbase at the
same time this rumors floating around. I wonder if
you're picking up on it reporting that the Russians are
also beginning to be given the authority to use the Incirlik
airbase by the Turks.
Not be surprised by that, although I have not heard that
of course, that's where the US air bases the center of the US
military operations in Syria is located there have been signs of
increasing cooperation between Moscow and anchor the anchor
government in Turkey. So I would not be surprised if that happens
in the future, but it would be unusual especially because it be
co located with US forces.
And I do have confirmation of the transfer of the nukes that
is hap that is happening should be done by Wednesday or
something in Romanian idea. Hello, Romania. How do you feel
now?
We'll
put up with it for a while. It's only gonna be temporary. Okay.
Yeah. Yeah, you gotta get those things out of Turkey. Cuz those
guys are just
great. So so that's another couple other pieces on the
chessboard we have their
swap into Russia right we'll move out versus a move in Hey
nice buildings.
It's really insane over the place
and then I don't know This is
however there's one other nice little data point I got this
from the $250 million WordPress blog the intercept see there was
a think tank was this think tank. Oh of course. Retired Army
General Richard Cody vice president L three
communications. We know them. L three isn't at the all the x DHS
guys are in that elephant does the naked body scanners etc.
Explain to shareholders the industry was faced with a
historic opportunity. Following the end of the Cold War Cody
said Peace had pretty much broken out all over the world
with Russia in decline of NATO nations celebrating the wall
came down he said all defense budgets went south. Oh no, we
can't have that. Oh, he says it's a bonanza with this Russia
stuff. This is fantastic weapons sales are going through the
roof.
You would be great to get a clip.
I wish not I'd look for one I wish.
I wish Yes. Yeah. So obvious. So I wonder if the Russians are in
on it. I'm still not completely convinced or not. Well, it's
possible it's also good for them balloons never been more
popular. Yeah, they did a lot of the front end a lot of the
products are now selling discussed this on various shows.
In the Russian grocery stores and supermarkets are Russian
based. They're doing a lot of local local, you know the big
thing with logos now popular in Russia, the Russian cheeses
instead of French cheeses because they can't get them and
then the only people that are really suffering between the
Russia and the United States was duped making out in some ways
because Russia supposedly their economy supposed to be in the
tank but may or may not be the rubles down it sounds like an
investment opportunity. But the people who are really suffering
are like the apple growers in Poland and people that they
can't sell well
not even that because they're getting subsidized by the
European Union and they still said no sell them through the
backdoor. It's really the the population who was the EU
citizens who are paying the price and we know that the
tomatoes are getting through the apples are getting through and
they just put a different stamp on it they send it to Turkey and
Turkey sells it
that loophole is well known not quite as fresh. Just comrade
these tomatoes
are soft with their little wax on those fuckers. It'd be fine.
Don't worry. No one No. One No, no.
Beautiful. But this is a scam.
Yeah, it is. But the players or the players are all on the
field. And where this one is you're
not just selling these weapons. They're using them.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, we're
we're gonna use these weapons to blow up a bunch of Yemenis. Some
brown people sleep by the Yemen has been dead. They used to be
two countries, Yemen and South Yemen. But these were the
poorest countries in all of the Middle East poorest and South
Yemen in particular. So let's bomb them. Who cares?
You know, Christina is on her way to Jordan right now. Why?
She signed up for this show. Oh, no. Yeah, no reality show.
You have to go rescue her.
And the way it works is they they tell you on the day you're
going to leave where you're going
She's been doing this before.
Yeah, that was not a good experience. This is
what was this where she went to Africa? Yeah. And there was all
actors. Yeah, it was all she thought she was living with the
tribe, that story that is the funniest, most humiliating
story. So the idea
was, you should tell her, she'll be fine. It was like a Celebrity
Big Brother type, but you know, get out of the jungle type
thing. So the idea was, these celebrities would go to Africa
and live with an African tribe for a week or 10 days. And you
know, Christina called me about is I felt really bad, the most
bad she said, What do you think that's it? Look, I've traveled
the world on someone else's dime, grab the opportunity. Go,
go go. What, uh, how great is that? So she's in there for a
week. And she's, you know, she's completely into it. Because this
is my daughter's like, This is so stupid, but I'll just get
into it, no matter what. And she even had her boobs out like all
the all the other women in the camp and just hauling firewood.
And then, like near the end, all of a sudden, they say, Hey,
surprise, we speak Dutch. And it was all a big joke. And she was
devastated.
Yeah, it wasn't devastate anything. It was a bunch of
actors with a bunch of bull crap. customs and rituals. Yeah,
that she's
so sad.
So now I think that's a great idea for a show. I think it
should have been done in the United States.
No, no, no, it failed miserably. The audience did not like it.
Because it was too but it was over the top. Well, you can make
fun of poor African slaves. You see this? Some like that? Yeah,
something like that. That wouldn't
do it. You we take it out of Africa and move it into the
ghetto. Yeah, that would work the deep south Appalachia
because that might be offensive to so it's hard to make it not
offensive, but it is funny. Yeah.
So the Jordan trip I didn't I said Well, let me know. You
know, please let me know where your kids have to send in the no
agenda. SWAT you know the SEAL Team agenda. Seal Team, no
agenda, go in and Seal Team 33. There we go. Give me a moment.
Seal Team 33. Anyway,
whatever. Bring that up.
I don't know. Well, let's jump to a clip then. Okay. Since
we're trying to keep up with this, and we're still talking a
little bit about Turkey. Let's do this. China and India and
Syria. Clip number intro
but not an intro? Hold on. Oh, here, China. Yes, yes.
Why is it? Here we go.
Well, currently the largest international force fighting in
Syria is the US led coalition, which also includes the UK,
France, Saudi Arabia and many other countries all backing the
rebels. With recent developments point to the possible rise of a
new coalition in support of the government forces. Russia and
Iran are already on board. It could also now include China. We
spoke to Michael Maloof, a former Pentagon official, he
thinks new players in the region are tipping the balance of
influence.
China has always had a presence in throughout the Middle East.
You see it in Lebanon a great deal, but they're very quiet
about it. They're very subtle. They have been providing
military assistance and training to the Syrian army. They're
going to increase that now. I think that what this represents
is something a little more subtle that you're not hearing
much about, and that is China and Russia. They are permanent
members of what's called the Shanghai Cooperation
Organization. Iran wants to become a member. And the SEO has
really become well as economic in nature. Originally, it has
become more of a counterterrorism all these
countries are looking are pivoting more eastward. And that
appears to be where they're heading. And and, and and to
assert that influence in the Middle East. It has basically
filled the vacuum left by the political void of the United
States is less than influence.
I wouldn't say it's actually political void. I say it was
completely messed up policy.
So it's a moral void story. I see it but here's the part two
wishes some guy makes his other assertion that India is going to
get involved. Okay, this is
the 9am here in the Russian capital. There are increased
hopes for greater international cooperation in Syria. It follows
Iran allowing Russia to use one of its air bases to conduct anti
ISIL strikes. And China now saying it will offer military
assistance to the Syrian government. As he is going he
can get a reaction from the US State Department.
Oh, hold on a second. You didn't warn me was the guy in clip.
Do we have a jingle nine
eight chicken chicken chicken chicken guy named Chicka Chicka
Chicka Chicka But should
you make notes now for now? Asterisk.
Thank you sir DH slammer.
Iran and Russia say they have a strategic cooperation in Syria
for the first time Russian jets flew out of an Iranian airbase
to target ISIL and al Nusrah. In Syria, US State Department's
Mark Toner called it unfortunate.
It's unfortunate, but not surprising or unexpected. Russia
continuing to carry out airstrikes. And now it appears
with Ron's direct assistance.
You said it was unfortunate that Russia flew out of the Iranian
airbase Russian authorities said that the strikes eliminated five
major terrorist weapons depots and training compounds in the
area. Do you have information to refute that? If no, do you think
it is unfortunate that they're targeting terrorist depots and
weapons we post and
so in our facility, what we continually find is, indeed
there are among the airstrikes, what we would consider
legitimate strikes against nostra against dash ISIL. But we
also continue to see strikes that target moderate Syrian
opposition forces.
The US may think Russia's cooperation with Iran in Syria
is unfortunate. But we're now learning that China is seeking
closer military ties with Syria, a senior Chinese military
official just visited Damascus, where he met with a Syrian
Defense Minister sought to strengthen military ties. And
according to Chinese news agency, Sinha pledged assistance
in training Syrian forces, what are your thoughts about China's
support for the Syrian government?
I can't speak to what their intentions may or may not be in
terms of working cooperatively with this.
I had a question about the Indian minister visiting Syria.
And the Minister is meeting the the president and is also
supporting like, you know, and now you have the reports of
China supporting now Russia, Iran. So there is a coalition
that is supporting the Syrian regime. So do we still stand on
that point that Assad has to go
kind of concrete answer to your your question, saying that
there's some kind of pro Assad coalition forming.
They may not be pro Assad, but to go after terrorists in Syria,
Russia, Iran and China support the Syrian army.
And you know, these guys are so smart that you know, Russia
China, they're smart like look at this void look at the idiots
in America. Now let's go in and let's just take care of this
once and for all
India tags along Yeah, well, why wouldn't they?
Yeah, that's that's that's very pathetic, just as a knowing our
true business of war, because that's really what we do. We
have tons of manufacturing in America, unfortunately, it's
only to build stuff that kills brown people in sandy areas. We
were great at making weapons. And we messed it up. So maybe we
now just become the house supplier. Hey, you guys. Go do
whatever you want over there. We'll just we'll sell you
weapons. Guess I don't know. It is very, very troubling. And the
Chinese man
well, they want to get into weapons business, too. I mean,
they were working on their Jad their bombs, and they still may
I think, just don't make the majority
weaseling in on our turf, man. Yeah. Screw that.
I mean, the Russians have been traditionally our competitor.
And then the end, the Europeans had been some European you know,
there's good Mirage jets. And some of these, the Russians got
the issues and all these wild planes.
I mean, well, I have the ad though. The with F 35. That
still doesn't fly straight.
Oh, the F 35 is a huge mistake. I'm trying to try to get out of
it. That's never gonna know, that's still
living in Europe. When they started that deal. I'm like,
wow, how long is it now? 20 years on this dumb thing.
It's a pathetic piece of gear to everyone. At least that's what
everyone says really is. So we have these three, but it's been
always traditionally United States making all kinds of bombs
and jets. And then the Europeans making lots of bombs and jets,
not as many bombs that I know of. And then the Russians have
been huge suppliers to everybody that's fighting against our they
take their jets and put them against our jets. And the
Chinese what are they kind of horning in on? This is not good.
Why not?
They already they're already in big deals with Russia. It's a
bit it's obviously purely a resource deal. It's about it's
about the resources of the of the area. And now watch when
those two team up in Africa, it's gonna be interesting.
Yeah, more or less yet to be resolved.
So but of course, the good news is it doesn't matter who becomes
president. Either one of the Canada's leading candidates will
fight.
One way or the other? Yeah. Hey, yeah, yes.
Just as a finished little finish it so share the candidate thing.
Let's just at least mentioned Jill. Yes. And so I didn't
realize this, but as you I got three little clips. And I want
you to tell me if you if you notice a theme to the credit,
then we can take a break. Okay. Okay, if you can tell me a theme
to the Eclipse theme. Sounds like one of the other two
candidates has always been harping on. But let's start with
Jill in 2012. Jill Stein, by the way, we're talking about as the
Green Party candidate who's bitching and moaning because she
can't get into the debates. Right. So in 2012, she went to
the debates to just go to him, I guess, and they arrested her for
showing up. Yeah. And this is the clip is Jelena debates.
2012.
Come with us, because I remember this, buddy, we're gonna ask you
to please move back.
This is what democracy looks like in the 21st century. I'm
afraid it's gonna take some
more to come. You said. So you're taken away. Dr. Joel
Stein, from the Hofstra campus. Where did you ensure we hunkler
Where were you taken?
We were taken to a dark site where nobody knew where we were
an unmarked facility that was basically being run by I think
Homeland Security, and the Secret Service, and local
police. We were surrounded by, according to Sherry, who counted
them some 16. Police and colleagues and handcuffed
tightly to these metal chairs for about seven hours, seven
hours, seven hours until the debates were long over and
everyone had gone home. You chain? What is the American
political? Party?
Okay,
come on this. I listen to this. And I was actually I hate to be
sick about it. But I was almost in stitches. This
was, I think, an incredible testimony to how fearful the
political establishment was and is that people should learn that
they actually have another choice in that race and all the
more so in this race, because we know that the current candidates
of the Democratic and Republican parties are the most unpopular,
the most disliked and untrusted presidential candidates in
history. So people are clamoring for another choice. And we, you
know, we're we're building a campaign to get into the
debates. And we'll, we'll keep people posted as to what our
actions will be coming up. But we will not leave this just to
the establishment to shut down political opposition, which is
what this Commission is doing.
Do you plan to head to Hofstra on September 26?
Absolutely. Okay, I
can't detect the theme yet, because I need to hear the other
to
get the theme starts with the next two clips,
we're going to be there with with the American people who are
demanding that we open up the debate and make it a real
service to our democracy, you've sued. We have two cases, one of
which has been dismissed. The other one is still technically
in effect. We are not holding our breath, that this is going
to be favorably decided in a court of law. But there's every
reason for this to be decided in the court of public opinion,
where public opinion is very clear that people have had it
not only with the rigged economy, but the rigged
political system and with the dialogue which is rigged by the
Democratic and Republican parties.
Okay, I have a couple themes here. I'm gonna listen to the
third clip and you will have it I'm sure I spoke Let me guess
lawsuits. Would that be No? Okay.
No guessing I'm sorry.
I spoke to Libertarian Presidential candidate Gary
Johnson in his home state of New Mexico. He talked about the
unfair nature of the presidential debate system as
well.
Right now running for president United States. As a libertarian,
there is no way that a third party wins. There's no way that
I have a chance of winning, unless I'm in the presidential
debates. There is the possibility of being at 15%. In
the polls, though, if I'm in the polls, that I could be in the
presidential debate. Here's
part of a lawsuit going after the presidential debate
Commission's yes on
the basis that on the basis of the Sherman Act, that politics
is a business that Democrats and Republicans come eatin with one
another to exclude everybody else. We think that the
discovery phase of this lawsuit is going to provide national
insight into just how rigged the system is. Come back to the fact
that 50% of Americans right now declare themselves as
independent. Where is that representation?
rigged? Yeah. rigged, rigged.
Keep saying rigged, rigged, rigged? And who says rigged,
rigged? Rigged all the time? Is it Clint
Trump? Trump? Well, you know, that's okay. We can take the
break just yet, because I have to play something. I think
there's insurance taken out that is an insurance policy, possibly
by Clinton. When it comes to the rigged election, the rig system,
and it involves this story,
a group calling themselves the Shadow Brokers claimed that
they've hacked the NSA according to foreign policy.com. They say
they stole malware in their auctioning off the files.
Security, researchers say the claims appear to be legitimate.
A former NSA scientist says it could be hugely damaging blowing
some operations up, they are auctioning off what they call
the best files for at least $550 million. The agency didn't
respond to questions about the alleged breach.
So you can oh well, you know, they stole all the best tools
and they manipulated the machines. And I think it's
insurance. This is the story to
explain.
Okay, so And by the way, we do have listener, producer
listeners, especially the Archduke up in Oregon. All
right. He wants us to discuss this story. Yes.
Okay. Here's the way I see it. Snowden
confirms that these tools were stolen. Snowden has always
worked for CIA.
There's no disputing that.
He was a contractor for NSA
later. Yes. But he's always still working for the CIA. Yes,
yeah. So he confirms this, by the way, by tweeting out this,
this encryption hash, I guess, AC e 02468, B, D, F 13579,
whatever that is, that apparently will unlock the tools
or something. We're not sure. But it doesn't matter. Because
it's out there. He confirms that these that this hack is real.
He's with CIA CIA's with Hillary, should she start to
lose? Should she lose that? Well, hold on a second, Trump,
you said it yourself. It's rigged. Let's see what's going
on here. And you have to take into account you know, this
Manafort guy who just got rid of is connected to the GAO file,
and I forgot his name. He's the guy who was the who helped
Romney with what we concluded to be some odd behavior voting
machines. It's, you know, it's, it's, it's all coming back to
the idea that it's rigged. But I think this is an insurance
policy from CIA for Hillary to say, well, you know, and I'm not
sure exactly what the logical conclusion would be. I mean, due
to recount, I don't know how you do it. But this is this doesn't
seem just like a like some off the cuff thing that happened.
Yeah, I'm not ready to discuss it in any detail. Because I
haven't read. I'm waiting for this. I, I have the sense that
there's something else that's going to pop out of this would
be I just haven't seen anything yet. That is excited. Me. I
mean, I think that hack is interesting.
The fact that Snowden confirmed it means something.
Yeah, this no, that was good. That was good. That was a plus.
That means because it's a thing could have been just bullcrap.
But this is a crazy situation that we I don't think we're
prepared to fully deconstruct. Well, here's
what happened when I went to cnn.com. Because, you know, this
is one of your favorites when you get a video that is, you
know, that is about the story, but it's not. It's just like
words and it's a backgrounder, you know, it's big titles, it's
produced, sometimes not even a voiceover although in this case,
they did have a voiceover. So this is big story. And I was
expecting the video to be about the the hack itself. Instead,
here's what I recorded. I was lucky I was recording the entire
experience. So I click on the video, remember, this is a story
about a hack. This is what I get being
hacked and intellectual property being stolen. That is
cybercrime. And it affects each and every one of us. Microsoft
created
the digital crimes unit to fight cyber
kill, you get the idea. They are selling ads against this story.
This is not some magical algorithm targeting and then
they go into a whole story about how your business could be under
duress and under threat from cyber attacks after they roll
out the Microsoft cyber cloud
solution here routing and decoding messages has fueled war
and they just keep on going and going about that
is disgusting. It is disgusting. It's funny though it's good
sales. Whoever's doing the sales is basically on target on top is
actually in
the Generally speaking, considered a corrupt practice.
Oh, yeah, since when? Or when did you know that's normal? Yes.
It
used to. I used it well, when I was a kid. Yeah. If you have a
story about problem B, and you have and you put an ad against
it, that's that addresses problem B, which is in the
story, put an ad across from that is considered a corrupt
practice.
There you go. The corrupt news network, CNN, it is everybody.
Of course, we don't have to worry about that because we live
on a value for value model. And with that, I would like to thank
you for your courage and say in the morning to you John C with
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Sure. Am I wrong me and groove
Oh groove I'm sorry. You're right. Well, he mean groove he
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concept piece.
Yeah, well, it was the best way we had to dig that one. Yeah,
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Yeah, we did because we had never even seen this one for
some reason. Every every brain
that cropped up in the Evergreen box Yes. And yeah, I don't
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so it's nice little news and State Department and then
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Appreciate the work.
So we start off with today's executive producers and
Associate Executive executive producers for show a 53. We have
1234 Executive Producers starting with Archduke up there
in Pacific Northwest or Dwayne Melanson and to Tigard Oregon
821 16 I always want to say triggered that's the reason I
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Northwest great analysis lately. Looking forward to any NSA
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Call me Ray J Go meet JJ and I needed to lay claim to the
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please. We need more JCD pet peeve of the day, my all time
favorite segment that happens far fewer times than it should.
I agree. You're way too happy.
There's a moody thing. It's like I get irked in I still have a
number of pet peeves of the day about people shopping and
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Yo, so you can be doing that all day.
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This is anonymous in Moscow $200. I own a small archival
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Yeah, he's a he's a famous software developer, isn't he?
Yeah. look him up.
Imagine my surprise want to open John's email message this
morning and saw a photo made inside my warehouse several
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I love this next note.
Yeah. And I have to scroll down to it. Sorry. Call Colton
Robinson in Fresno. Now these are all 200 is funny that did
another random number phenomenon. So all of the socio
executive producers are exactly the same. They're all 200 Right?
I personally find that. Weird. I'm a longtime listener since I
was 3013. I'm now 20.
Wow, it's like grown up with the show. That's great. Yeah,
he's completely citizen. He's definitely on board
when you're 20 you're just in college now right? I think.
Yeah. Yeah. You'd
be in college. She'd be a freshman or sophomore probably
soft. Or she'd be a junior. I have had to live with with being
a Boehner because I didn't have a job while you were 13. Yeah,
well, no more. This is my first producer donation and I would
like do a good deed douching bad deed duced is in Fresno
interesting little town in the middle of the state. I would
also like to call out my coworker David as a douchebag
for not listening even though he agrees with me when I use my
patented no agenda talking points I'll make this case for
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here? Tamra Tamra and a WT C seven will never go away. What
camera I'm gonna have to think about this and will never go
away and they'll song about John and his ants at the end of the
show.
The ants thing again.
People love that for some reason. Ants 22 J one one's job
karma for his fiancee. That's what it says it's all garbled. I
might as
well I have the WT T seven T TC seven but I don't
know for his fiancee. Tamra Oh, I
got you. Okay. Fine. Yes.
Jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma
already figured it out. And get it out. Good.
Good, good. Good. Good. Okay. Now we have Jennifer Tench. And
she's in
Oakville. And curiously,
I just had the 2012 Robert Mondavi Oakville, Cabernet
Sauvignon. And I have to report on it because people say oh, you
now we need some more wine reports once in a while. And I
believe this is a correct
and that's and that is the exact voice they use.
They might I don't have that many voices. But
I will report this. It's very good. Better than the it's a
little expensive at 35 bucks, but it's very tasty. And it's
got a good Cabernet flavor. But Astonishingly, and I and I mean
astonishingly when I was finishing up the some of the
clips slippage last night I had some of this, and I had a glass
half glass left. And I didn't fish kind of a heavy wine. It's
a big Cabernet and I decided well, you know, it's kind of too
much for me to just down. This is too heavy. I put a fill in
half 5050 water, cold water from my grillage I tell you know, it
was unbelievable, huh?
So you had this I alluded that's interesting. A lot
of wines actually do benefit from some dilution. In fact, in
many of them like this one, I'm sure of it. If you use 1/10 of a
glass and fill it with water, it looked like a full glass of
wine. It doesn't it's got so much color. So you can do that.
So it's a trick to go around cocktail parties. And looks like
you're drinking when you're not.
This is what you do all the time. That cocktail parties.
This is a known fact you watch everyone get hammered. You bring
in drinks to everybody. Hey, one other drink and you're drinking
like a thimble with water. I've seen you do this. Yeah,
I do this I also do it with with with soda and they call it a gin
and tonic. So I'm drinking G and T. Great. So it's it's not a bad
technique if you're if you're working as
a journalist. Now which cab was this again? So I know this was
the Oakville muck,
Robert Mondavi Oakville, 2012 Cabernet Sauvignon, and I'm
telling you 50% water and this wine is on but not it doesn't
taste like you know there's a great cap it is just delicious.
I don't know what how to describe it other than Holy
crap. This is this is dynamite. And
what is the average price of this bottle 35 bucks is a little
on the high side but for but it's really only 1750 Getting
two bottles out of the deal. looked
at it from that perspective. Yeah, that's what it is good.
Okay, I can't get the beginning of this. No way maybe I can't
see Jennifer Tench when they get to their word instincts I can
read
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Our formula is this. We go out with people in the mouth Hey,
citizens, shut up. I saw your clip list. And I would like to
push one of them to the foreground because I have a
follow up like that you have the prison private prison overview.
Do you mind if I play this clip of yours? I have
two clips actually. Okay, you might want to play in both one
after the other one is private prisons overview and then the
report on the CCA by the reporter from Mother Jones who
actually took a job there as a prison guard. Oh,
fantastic. Okay, we'll play those two. And then, in an
historic announcement, the Justice Department has told the
Bureau of Prisons to end the use of private prisons. And a memo
released yesterday Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates
wrote that private prisons quote simply do not provide the same
level of Correctional Services programs and resources do not
save substantially on costs and do not maintain the same level
of safety and security unquote as facilities operated by the
Bureau of Prisons. This is former President Bill Clinton
speaking earlier this year about the need for prison reform.
We need prison reform. He will tell you we overdid it, and
putting too many young nonviolent offenders in jail for
too long. 90 plus percent of them are in state local
facilities, but the federal government can set an example.
And this is something a lot of Republicans agree with. Let
these people out of jail. We'll give them education training.
That was Bill Clinton laws enacted during Clinton's
presidency increased the national prison population by
more than 60%. The Justice Department's directive will
affect 13 federal prisons but does not mean all federal
agencies will necessarily stop using private companies for
detention. The Department of Health Homeland Security's
Immigration and Customs Enforcement also uses the
private corrections industry and it's not included in the order.
I love how Bill Clinton says we overdid it.
You know, it's like we've dialed them
not too far. Yeah.
What I liked about that clip is that Amy didn't let it go by
without bringing it up that was Clinton largely responsible for
this. I don't think network news would have done
kind of swallowed it. But yeah, yeah. So
it's one of those. It's like one of those automatic progressive
issues. Yeah. If you're on the progressive side of analysis,
you're always this is a thorn in the side of the the Democratic
Party. So there's
two there's two companies that provide the main commercial
prison, right? It's a correctional what is it?
Corporation structure, corporate Corporation, American, the other
one is like W What does it
sound like to me? Oh, some or other G O, G, or G
Gee, oh, gee, oh, yeah, GTO,
exactly a G. And I think this guy discusses that a little bit.
But he actually worked at CCA and he has some observations.
The one I don't, I just took part of his long spiel. But I
took this part because he talks about what are these guards? And
I asked him, just ask Adam, what do you think a guard a prison
guard, guarding these horrible people are makes an hour
at CCA an hour? I can tell you what I think they make annually.
No, no, no, I want an hourly wage rate.
$13. Okay, there was a
need for them at one point. And their argument now is
consistently been that they're saving money. And this is
questionable, as the Department of Justice inspector general
pointed out. But what's important is that, you know, to
look at how they're saving money, the main way that they
save money is through staffing costs. The prison that I worked
at guards were paid $9 an hour. This was $3.50, less than the
starting pay of guards at state run facilities, medical costs,
you know, the company at the prison I worked they had if they
sent a prisoner out for medical care, they had to bear that
cost. So there's, you know, a lot of resistance to sending
prisoners out to the hospital. They had less less mental health
staff. There were there were days that I came into work where
there were 24 guards for 1500 prisoners, this is far below
what their contract requires. And this This problem has been
found throughout CCA is state and federal prisons. The
Inspector General has made reports on their audits showing
that in one prison where there were riots in the prison, that
the right was caused by understaffing and poor medical
care. It's interesting
how this story tracks beautifully alongside oranges,
the new black
with a Yeah, that's what a lot of people have noticed.
Interesting. So I of course, I read the memo. I was watching
this happen, because the timing of this is what really I what I
found interesting memorandum for the acting director. And the
bottom line on this is it really is only a reduction of federal
prison system for the federal prisons. And the numbers boiled
down to changing 10,800 beds to a maximum of 3600. So it's a
very slight reduction really, because and I look this up the
federal big federal prison business is about for CCA, I
think is 11%. And for the other guys is the geo guys sitting
somewhere in the same region 14 or 15%. All of their real money
the real deal comes from from state prison, which of course
the Obama administration cannot change that they are trying to
lead the way and I'm in general, I'm for it. But the timing of
this is what bothered me a shitload. If you I went back and
looked at these two stocks, this geo company and CCA and they you
know, this was a net Well, here's a CRC NBC listen to what
they said
these private prison stocks, as you saw yesterday, absolutely
eviscerated down 35% And that was not the low of the day on 28
times average daily volume conference call I think is going
to be happening companies disappointed in justices
recommendation. As somebody said, on Twitter, it's rare that
you see a business model adjudicated. I've been
litigated, legislated out of existence in the middle of a
trade kind of one executive action really and it gets
although you did have people coming in and defending the
business model on some level and basically saying this isn't like
the revenue goes away instantly.
Federal and state
doesn't require the state contracts to break maybe it
could be the start of a trend but this is specifically the
federal contract. With the private prison.
So what the the heads there on CNBC are saying is this is very
interesting that you make this announcement in the middle of a
trading day. And if you look at the charts for both of these
stocks, they dropped down and you know, they lost 40 50% of
their value, even though the rageous even though the revenue
is only a small percentage, I think and I will be looking at
the trades this week, it won't get you not gonna get anywhere.
Maybe someone can help.
I'd send it you have to go into those those bottles
when we finalize the thought, seeing as we know, the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation we're investors in CCA, I think
Buffett is an investor and CCA wouldn't surprise me This reeks
of because what happened here is, you know, people got
screwed, and when the stock just dropped in like a heartbeat. And
I'm pretty sure the insiders were aware of it, you're the guy
who knows insider stuff the best, I'm pretty sure that there
must have been some covering or some short, something must have
been set up by people. Because this it's very, very, very poor
form to do this in the middle of a trading day, unless it's some
kind of emergency, or unless you're setting up so of course,
it's not an emergency, unless you're setting up your buddies
to make a
killing. But you wouldn't make a killing on a day trade. No, I
think the stocks gonna recover. And I think you can make a
killing on the upside. Wants to people run the numbers, right.
But but there I'm sure a signal went out saying, Hey, this is
going to happen. And these were big. I haven't looked at I
haven't able to find out well, I need to find this. I bet there
were big chunks of stock that flew out.
I when this came out. For some reason. I was thinking to
myself, there was a pre warning of this. In the last few weeks.
I just remembered it. I'd never made a clip or anything. But I
do remember somebody saying something about this is going to
happen. Oh, really? Yes. Ah. And I don't know why I didn't do
something.
I wish to find that we should find that well. Okay, maybe not
in those
little things that you catch somewhere ago. That's
interesting. Well, it's about time those douchebags deserve
what they get. But then all of a sudden this happens. i Oh my
God, what did you know? I feel like flat footed. I don't know.
I mean, it would be interesting to see if Gates was out of it.
Well, that means that's what I want. If that's the case, this
needs to be investigated.
Well. I mean, there's no big pieces of shares were were sent
out or were sold before this news. But it's odd. It's really
odd that this is
any big shorts. That's where the real giveaway is. Or somebody
may have bought bought some puts Aska Horowitz will Yeah, horror
was a probably know some of it. Yeah. Really. I'm sure it'll
come up on the next show. Because we he's always looking
at scans. And it's sort of
great, because it's really it's it you know, the drop off had to
have been huge amounts of stock being thrown out into the pool
and maybe some short squeeze or something. I don't know. There's
some
some short squeezes where the stock goes up.
Okay, and it wasn't that was it?
No, no. Maybe that'll still come.
If people well, it's a little it seems to me that the Short sales
are probably covered. So probably won't be a lot of short
interest. So I don't think so.
Anyway, that that to me was interesting that that happened
in the middle of a trading day. Yeah,
yeah, I felt the same way. I'm glad you got that CNBC clip.
Well, they were surprised by two. That's really what turned
me on to it.
I have a
I have a kind of an off the wall. It's kind of a standalone
clip. That might be interesting, because it's talking about the
about the it's a little it's like it's like a new entrant.
It's like reintroducing the WikiLeaks story on the DNC. For
on on Russia today, except to do the kicker, because they're
blaming the Russians and everything to do the kicker.
They brought in one of my favorite guys who'd likes to
talk forever. The EX CIA guy, Ray McGovern. Oh, yeah, we've
played him before. Yeah,
Ray McGovern is the cynical ex CIA guy thinks everything's
hilarious. And it's like why you expected this from these guys.
He's very, and he's always on the money. And this is this is
his, the as a CIA analyst, and you can kind of see his
analyzing, according to WikiLeaks, sorry, I'm sorry, no,
you can kind of see him analyzing and coming to
conclusions that are just pretty obvious to us. And most of this
was, but he puts it in a very more kind of more humorous way.
According to WikiLeaks chief Julian
Assange, there's absolutely no proof of Russian involvement in
the leaks.
Well, there's no proof of that whatsoever. We have not
disclosed our source. And of course, this is a diversion
that's been pushed by the Hillary Clinton campaign. Now
next, there were
calls for new sanctions against Russia to punish Russia for the
Eggs, even though there's no real proof of Russian
involvement and the contents were 100% True,
US officials are discussing whether to respond to computer
breaches of democratic party organizations with economic
sanctions against Russia. But they haven't reached a decision
about how to proceed. Loving sanctions would require the
White House to publicly accused Russia.
And now the icing on the cake. Writing in Forbes magazine, an
expert from the NATO strategic defense journal is calling for
Obama to strike back hard and hack the Russians in
retaliation. Joining us here in the newsroom is Ray McGovern,
perhaps you can help us understand how exactly we got
here
kradic candidate who was just about to be nominated, stole the
nomination from Bernie Sanders. What is Hillary Clinton? What
are the democratic people in that National Committee going to
do? Well, first thing they did was fire the top four people.
And then they said, We're gonna blame the site. We got to divert
attention from this because it shows that Hillary is the
illegitimate candidate now. Convene their little propaganda
team and the P Bichi. Which is the poutine fishing team said
what did he call that? The PBT, the Putin bashing team,
a little propaganda team. And the P B. Ci, which is the
poutine fishing team said we got an idea. Let's blame it on
putting. And they said well, it was it was Julian Assange. And
then the abt the Assange bashing team spoke opposite. We can say
that pushing gave it to Assange. And we'll get a twofer that way.
Okay, hey there, three, four. We distract the attention, bash,
pushing, and we fish aside. Let's go in
elections of being emails show all kinds of foul play and
corruption.
is great. I'm gonna give you a borderline for that. That was
pretty good. Only because he said poutine if only because he
said the team the whole time. I was good. Which
is dead. French fried dish up in Canada. I
believe. I liked the poutine
ah, oh, hey,
have you been watching the Olympics?
At all? Yes. And I do have a Olympic report. Okay, I'd love
to hear your Olympic report. And then I have some comments. Where
is your?
Well, my Olympia do I have it written down? I think it may be
oh, wait, my living report is not in clips. It's only in
comments. Oh, let's talk about it. This is what I wanted to
talk about it. I have it in the in the Buddha red book. First of
all, there's a couple of things I noticed. And I know you want
to talk about the swimmer I'm sure
No, no good. No,
no talking about this. Take that back. I'm watch sorry. I I
watched fencing.
Oh, you know, I was a that was a champion in fencing. I know
you were Yeah. And so I'm watching fencing and I want to
just make a commentary here. I'm watching fence fencing is that
Americans versus somebody and so the American this guy's just
kicking the American guys kick in the ass. And he gets it gets
like why don't how many points supposed to get but he gets a
point. And then he's fist pumping. And he's jumping up and
down. He's friend and making a big he got a fucking point.
Okay, so he's back again pops the guy. Oh, yeah, he gets off
the thing. He does a dance. he wiggles his knees. He's jumping
up and down. Let me say wow, this is unbelievable. These
Americans are like douchebags. Yes. And I watched the Russians
go off against somebody. Same thing. It's like all these
fences are douchebags I had no idea.
Well, let me tell you something. I was quite good. As a in the
youth brigade. In the Netherlands method of
maneuvering is the one who who met who mastered me in fencing.
And I want to Dutch championship when I was, I don't know 1213
Something like that. Then it was good because you know, you can
be kind of a reasonably uncoordinated person with lanky
with long arms and you have some advantage you can do pretty
well. It was without a doubt frowned upon and not done. If
you made a point or one you did not do that. There's a
gentleman's code and fencer there was I don't know what
happened having filed with the
Ukrainians versus the Russians I have not follow is the same
thing.
It was considered bad form. It is you know, there's a lot of
official stuff but you know that it's all in French the way they
start
this pump in screamin. This was dropping down. Yeah, glory and
get into a squat position, putting both hands and fists
like low No,
not done. I'm very disappointed in my sport. Well,
that's the whole sport that I was doing this. And I know it's
the Americans. I'm sure of it.
I don't start it. I don't like it at all. Well, not bad. Of
course, I watched my favorite sport, which is the most
underrated spectator sport in the world, which if I had my
druthers would be in prime time and that of course is women's
field hockey. Because man, is that sexy that is a sexy ass
game to watch. And it was the Brits versus the Dutch so my two
favorite teams I think the the Dutch got robbed by in the final
shootout but man, I just love seeing those little with the
little skirts that pop up when they're running around. Ah, it's
I'm telling you this is a great sport absolutely pathetic. It
needs to be promoted more. It really does. It would be great.
Yeah, by the Herbert the pervert. Hey,
number one spectator sport is NASCAR. But people want to watch
crashes. I mean, what's what's the worst watch? Yes, they do.
That's the only reason they go. Now, as a follow on to this. As
I saw a began many of our Olympians not adhering to the US
Code of the flag and holding your hand over their heart.
I was gonna say this. Yep, I noticed that they affect the guy
who won shotput big giant guy and his buddy who came in third.
They were both standing on the podium looking at the flag,
neither one of them about putting their hand in the proper
position that I didn't even know about until you actually looked
it up. Well, I had this legal code.
I have follow up to this. Why did this code come into play?
Why was this code put in the logbooks When did this happen?
I'm guessing
because of those characters in the 60s, those black panther
guys who stuck their fist up in the air during the during the
thing? No, no, not one minute. The US flag code dates back a
little further than that to 1942.
And here's why.
It was in all schools in the United States. And apparently
also I don't know if they were doing it right. I saw this
photo. This the the way you were supposed to address the flag was
when the pledge of allegiance or the National Anthem, he would
turn towards the flag and hold your hand out straight with your
palm down. Yeah, Hitler. Yeah, it's the Hitler salute. Yes, I
started then. And when I hit when Hitler started to, to use
this salute in the US. Navy, let's change this. And then in
1942, the the code of the flag was put into law, I
think that I think we got jobbed. So in other words, they
stole our solute, because that was apparently the solute in the
20s and 30s. And the Hitler in groups, they'd started doing
this to an extreme yelling Heil Hitler. And we, instead of
saying, wait a minute,
you can't steal our Heil.
So we just we caved.
I thought that was fantastic.
You do that to the flag today, you'd beat some a hit in the
back of the head. Yeah,
there's a great picture in the show notes of children's
saluting the flag in 1915. It comes from the Library of
Congress. Like a bunch of little Hitlerjugend Yeah, it's funny.
It's it's fantastic. How the you know, this is, this is great
history that no one ever drags up. No one
talks about anything the poor, the people today are not
educated. Well, in any real sense, speaking
of that, but I think you might have seen this,
not that we knew this, but go on.
There was a question and answer thing somewhere with that, with
the Miche Michio Kaku, you know, this is the scientific white
haired guy who I shows up and says climate change is real in
New York, and he's a character. He's more interesting to me than
Neil deGrasse Tyson, for sure. And he was on a panel and he
just went on talking about pet peeve of the day. He went off on
the American education system in something I believe is pertinent
and important to this current election, depending on how how
things will go and what the policies will be. Science
is the engine of prosperity, from steam power to electricity
to the laser to the transistor to the computer. However, the
information revolution has a weakness and the weakness is
precisely the educational system. The United States has
the worst educational system known for science. Our graduates
compete regularly at the level of third world countries for how
come the scientific establishment of the United
States doesn't collapse. If we're producing a generation of
dummies if the stupid index of America keeps rising every year.
Just watch network television and reality shows. The
scientific establishment of the United States doesn't collapse.
Let me tell you something. Some of you may not know this.
America has a secret weapon. That secret weapon is the h1 B
without the h1 B the scientific establishment of this country
what collapse forget about Google, forget about Silicon
Valley, there would be no Silicon Valley without without
the h1 B and you know what the h1 B is, is the genius visa.
Okay. You realize that it stays 50% of Okay, candidates are
foreign born. And my system one of the biggest in the United
States 100% of the PhD candidates are foreign born, the
United States, the magnets, what
da,
an h1 B is for foreign born people. So 100% of them would be
foreign born, where did it get give one day? You know,
okay, okay. You realize that in the United States 50% of all PhD
candidates are
foreign born. He says PhD candidates not keep listing, he
says 80% of all
PhD candidates are foreign born. And my system one of the biggest
in the United States. 100% of the PhD candidates are foreign
born.
The United States. Yeah, I said something different. They're
born born. The United States is the magnet sucking up all the
brains of the world. But now the brains are going back, right?
They're going back to China. They're going back to India. And
people say, Oh, my God is a Silicon Valley in India now. Oh,
my God. There's a Silicon Valley in China. The where did it come
from? It came from the United States. So don't tell me this
science is the engine of prosperity. You remove the h1 B
visa. And you collapse the economy in Wall Street Journal,
editorialized against a congressman who wanted to ban
the h1 B's saying don't take jobs away from the American
people. The Wall Street Journal said, look, there are no
Americans who can take these jobs. These are
just from them finish the rant
of high technology. They don't take away jobs for Americans.
They create entire industries, we so that's why we have an
Achilles heel. And that's the educational system.
I think we should trade this guy out. No matter what.
This is the Litany you hear in Silicon Valley constantly is a
professor up at UC Davis that has debunked his bull crap or
for years, decades, I used to have him on the silicon spin
show. And I can't remember it's good,
good. I've been looking at it's okay. You tell you tell us I'm
looking forward to the
guy. Yeah, it's just the h1 B's UC Davis. He's up at UC Davis,
professor and he's always he's been bitching and moaning about
this. It's a way to save money on labor, an h1 B guy coming in
from India will work for half the price of an American coder
who can do the exact same job. And there's plenty of people
unemployed coders, especially as they get older. Because of the
ages, I prefer
software developer to coder, I think that's a little nicer,
I don't care. And the point is, is that these guys come in and
they take these jobs, they get paid a lot less. And that's the
reason for the h1 B. Now there's Yes, it's true. There's a lot of
guys coming in to get PhDs and maybe in some places is like a
dominant number of them in Cal Berkeley, perhaps his most and
more Chinese. And they go back because a lot. There's not a lot
of jobs here for PhDs, because we're in a depression. So they
go back to China, maybe they'll come back? I don't know, I think
a lot of these generalities are not valid. Now, the the idea
that these guys are coming over here, he doesn't bring this up,
that he's that these guys are coming over here to exploit the
system and then go back to their home countries. He never
mentioned that that is a possibility that does happen.
There are people that might do that. But no, no, no, just don't
mention that. And And how about encouraging more Americans or
maybe lowering the fees to universities, I think, you know,
the poverty, they are addressing poverty, getting kids ready to
go to these universities and then some kids who got the
brains and they haven't got the money. It costs $70,000 A year
generally speaking to go to one of these schools, any of them
right and I mean, this is this is nuts. I just annoyed by this
sort of this it's very it's almost like reverse xenophobia.
Well, what he's, I'm I'm looking now at you'll find the guy's
name find him. But I'm looking at the Wikipedia page for now
looking at Nishu Cockos Wikipedia page, he must be
consulting or working for some Silicon Valley companies for him
to be on this. Oh, yeah, he has. Of course. He's a Harvard alum.
He's in San Jose. This guy is Silicon Valley. So he's he's
shilling on behalf of the of the tech companies to keep the
because I think was it Trump who said that he wants to do away
with the h1 B's? I don't think
he's ever said that. I think he's bitched about it. I think
he bitches about you know, everything but I don't think
that he's ever said he wants to do away with them. I mean, there
are legitimate
rises March 10, march 10. Trump vows to end h1 B visa program. I
was in the debate. That's right. You mentioned now gay in the
debate right? I
missed it somehow. didn't notice that. So
this guy's a shill, of course. But of course he's a shy
Surprise, surprise, so
much money to be made. Exploiting children why
children, children hurting children,
this children face it the children.
I have another or depression era signal? One that we missed. Oh,
so what do we have now? We
had caught another one just the other day what what was that? I
can't remember I wish somebody would do a went back and forth
on the tweeters about the norm Matloff is the guy you want to
look up everyone out there. Professor norm Matloff, ma T l o
f f and he's got an h1 B webpage dedicated to these things.
I'll put it in the show notes. Yeah. Good. He says it's all
bull
crap.
So we identified macaroni and cheese several years ago as a
depression era signal. Yes. signaling the depression coming.
No doubt we're in a depression. Yeah, not coming. Nothing's
continuing.
We're in it. And then of course, we found out about Toast. Toast
is another and better. Yeah. Now, I missed this. This. This
happened last the end of last year in New York.
And by the way, there is a bread and Waterplace too. Yeah, I
think it's a toast and water. No, no, it's
bread bread and water.
The big one in New York is broth. Yes. $9 for a cup of
broth. Yeah, that's a good broth. Isn't that just like you
soak a dead chicken and some hot water and you call it you call
it food? Yeah, food broth is fantastic.
A bale you got a bouillon cube. I'm gonna make myself a cup of
broth.
nine bucks out of the $9 hot water and a bullion cube.
Exactly. Well, why are we still in podcasting? Is there that's
the money right there.
Holy moly.
There was another one I ran into but I forgot it. All right.
Well, you got one there got me on that h1 B thing. Almost got
me to clip a got me into the pet
peeve. Here's a.
Here's what I got. I got Kirby. Saying something I wanted to ask
you about this. Maybe I forgotten maybe I made a
mistake. Maybe some may have overlooked something or
something happened but club playing Crimea. This is the News
Hour with Judy. She's got Kirby right there in front of her
spokeswoman for the State Department.
Yes. Admiral Kirby, I think he's a Rear Admiral, admirals and
Admiral. You just approach him from the rear?
No, I don't know about that there. Anyway, it's right there.
It says
to object Ukraine. We know that the Russians have been beefing
up their military presence along the border. We know that
President Putin is in Crimea today, which Russia invaded two
years ago. What does the US think President Putin is up to?
And what is the US prepared to do if the Russians do go into
Ukraine?
They obviously increased military activity along the
border. Let's
just stop there. They didn't invade Crimea.
They keep going because that's the point I'm gonna make. Okay,
I'm sorry. No, that's okay. Go
into Ukraine.
Obviously, increased military activity along the border is not
going to be helpful to creating a secure future here and to
getting us past the tensions and towards a full implementation of
Minsk. Now, the Russians have committed to Minsk
implementation. We obviously want to see all sides contribute
to that in a meaningful way. That means pulling back the
weapons. It means pulling back the forces, it means allowing
for monitors to go in allowing for local elections. And we
aren't there yet. And the Secretary routinely discusses
this with Foreign Minister Lavrov. That's the outcome that
we want to see on Crimea. We do not recognize the occupation of
Crimea. Crimea is part of Ukraine. And we have said, long
ago you can't redraw the borders of the map of Europe through the
barrel of a gun.
Well, you nailed it right away.
And I think this was scripted. I don't think she did this. She
wrote it invaded Crimea can't do it by a barrel of a gun. How was
Crimea? hooked to Russia? They were they invaded were this was
their own barrel of a gun involved.
No, it was an election. There was a referendum.
The referendum they had a huge referendum during this with the
old will Hell was breaking loose there that we had instigated.
And the Crimeans people said and which are mostly Russians
anyway, they just sign on to Russia said screw over, I can I
don't want to be involved in this. And they did it by the
vote. That was it was a was a gun fired.
While this fits into slamming Donald Trump, about Russia going
to Crimea. Somehow everyone's laughing at him saying that
saying, Oh, I'll never let the Russians go into Crimea, but
they already invaded Ukraine. No, they didn't. There was no
invasion.
Now, that brings me to another point if we're going to bring up
Trump. This is where I will
say first time we've mentioned him two hours and 16 minutes. We
don't
do a lot of Trumps we try to avoid it. But one thing everyone
suppose something happens. So in other words, he said Trump, so
I'm going to play this clip. This isn't mechanics, the
district one it starts with mechanic's lien, and this is
Hillary bitching and moaning about Trump and I have some
commentary,
and news from the campaign trail, Democratic presidential
candidate Hillary Clinton took aim at Donald Trump's record as
an employer during his speech in Ohio Wednesday.
It just really hits me personally. When people are
standing up and telling their stories, they were small
business people, they were plumbers, electricians,
painters, who did work for Donald Trump, and he refused to
pay them. That violates the basic bargain. If you do your
job, you're supposed to be rewarded for your work, not
stiff.
told to go so somebody.
Donald Trump was in New York yesterday for his first
classified intelligence briefing with the FBI.
Of course if the FBI thing gets I don't know that it gets
briefed by the FBI seems
like why would you be briefed by them to be close to make any
sense but that's beside the point what galls me about it I
left it on there just a bitch. But galls me about this clip is
that this has proved to me that the Democratic Party has lost
complete touch with any real working people. There's there is
no way that anyone who knows how to pound a nail doesn't know
about mechanic's liens. You can look it up and advise people to
go look it up thank you thank you call in mechanic's lien if I
pound a nail and you promise to pay me and I pound a nail you
say now I'm not going to pay you I just it's a very simple
process there's no lawsuit involved that's a lie. She's a
liar there's no lawsuit involved and legal procedure. It's a it's
a procedure first of all I'll tell you what the procedure it's
a small claims or how does that work? No, no, no, it's it's you
actually take take you can take over the property. That's how
strong a mechanic's lien is. This goes way back hundreds of
years. This
goes back to Jefferson. This goes back to Dutch times they
still have this idea of freezing. That's probably
where Jefferson got to Jefferson introduced it to this country.
And it's got a number of different names but it's
generally referred to as a mechanic's lien. There's also
artisans, liens, and there's a bunch of varieties what you do,
the guy doesn't pay you and you're you're a guy who works
for a living you know what you do about this? You're not an
idiot. So the first thing you do is you send the guy a note
saying I need to be paid 20 days later you send him his certified
through certified mail form you can pick up off the internet,
just claiming a mechanic's lien and you fight you registered
with the county or the city. You file it and that's it filed.
You're done. Now you can go after the guy's property you can
actually if the guy pounds one nail into your house, he gets
you put a mechanic's lien on he can't even sell the place This
is bull crap and she's pulling this out to a bunch of dumb
fucks that don't know anything apparently because they've never
worked for a living this is classic stupid people talking to
stupid people and they're all clapping and then the idiots
that are at democracy now play it nobody ever questions the
fact that this is nonsense John Cena borax diva of the day I
thought I forced one out
I didn't know that I know about the about the you know the Dutch
system where you can free someone's assets and you can put
liens on stuff very easily it comes from the old ship days so
it's kind of the same thing I paid you to bring me some stuff
or to ship something you didn't do it I got a lien on your ship.
I didn't know that was it that easy in America that's
fantastic. There is only on the no agenda show will you hear
something like that people?
Well there's a lot of guys out there who pound nails and they
know about because story
after story I've seen even the Hillary Clinton attack ads are
sitting like this. It was going around for a while this guy oh
I've worked so hard on the on the Trump's Mar a Lago and then
he stiffed me and then using the oil was advised I should just
take the pennies on the dollar and but if this guy was truly a
contractor, then he could have done a mechanic's lien. Yeah.
Yeah.
Take it over Mar a Lago if you wanted to. This is bull crap.
This truly shows why this is the best podcast in the universe.
I'm going to show
my school by donate to no agenda. Imagine all the people
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and by the way, the real scam is when people put liens on your
property you don't know about it. And then when you try to
sell it, you're stuck. It's a real problem. It's actually the
people scam. It's a scam.
Of course people take advantage of it. But yeah, The intent is
pretty good.
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Ready? Yes, it's been a while. Second half of show.
It shouldn't be interesting.
I have two stories. First of all, yeah, the first one is
this. I don't know if you saw this video from CERN, the Large
Hadron Collider.
This is about the weasel.
This is about the human sacrifice the
Yeah, right. Yes. So this is see this. So yeah, I'm stunned that
you actually brought this into the show, but okay.
Well, what I like about it is that it was filmed at the CERN
headquarters. They did this real spooky kind of satanic ritual,
right? And really sacrifice anybody. We don't think
Well, we know we're not that we know of. But CERN says, Well,
you know, this. This was filmed on our in our facilities. And
these are people with security clearance, but it was just just
a prank. Just a joke.
What's your your take? You're thinking more? Are you thinking
this is just a cover up? For the satanic cult that runs CERN?
Something happened? Yeah. Why? Why would you do this? If the
number one thing about the criticism of the large large
hadron collider is it's going to suck us into a black hole? It's
today, we're all going to die satanic stuff. And then you make
that spoof video. I don't know. I don't know a little too much
for me. Now,
there may be somebody there with a intense sense of humor.
Well, maybe we should bring up this one, then this is a true
report. It's real. It's real. Everybody,
Chinese this week launched something called a quantum
communication satellite. And basically, it's, it's the
ability to conduct communications without the
physical transfer of electrons. And I'm not too clear on all the
physics involved, but it involves the use of subatomic
particles. They said to be ready to use this for communications
and then Shinhwa the official state run Chinese news agency
said that future applications could include some type of
physical deep teleportation of a physical objects as we saw on
Star Trek,
nice. Ah, those Chinese man, I can't wait to see that thing in
action. They have a transporter satellite.
You know, it's another story heard kind of parts of this one.
And I just thought, I think there's a lot of missing
information here. It's a communication satellite, all
right. to spy on something, always,
always, always ensures that maybe it's to promote the new
Star Trek movie that wouldn't surprise me there's a new one
coming up or not.
Just came and went. There's a new Star Wars coming Star Wars
sooner than you'd expect. If it was George Lucas, his whole
operation with the Disney guys know how to milk it right?
You're gonna get these things out of the way as fast as they
can. Well, I've got a story. That's not nuts. But it's
interesting. Apparently, Sky News reported that there's a
bunch of Russians that Russian soldiers that came into Ukraine
to cause trouble. And so they had this guy, this guy, they
brought a soldier on and he talked about it. And it was a
big story. It didn't get any traction, anyplace but Sky News.
So the Archie was irked about this. And so they investigated
and found it found the actor, a Russian actor,
an actual actor, not not a good actor. Actual act theatrical
actor. Yes. All right. Bless you. Use me replay this one.
So play the Yeah, this is this is just a clip from it, because
it's very long report. And they've already got so carried
away because the actor got suspicious and decided to tape
his job interview. And so the rest of today guys are so into
this. Well, they did take it to voice annal analysis to make
sure it was it wasn't a phony in that 92nd level. But I didn't
get left out. i This is just basically the story
started to dig deeper into the whole story. First, we conducted
sky ourselves to ask if they'd really use that as in their
piece on Russian mercenaries. But we received no reply
specifically commenting on the allegation. I even asked for
clarification on social media, both from sky and correspondent
John sparks, and received no answer. We then got in touch
with the star of the Andover report, Alexander gopuff, to
check his side of the story
for what they said, we have this information, you simply need to
prepare yourself based on this information and make out that
you were in the military in Syria in the service of a
private company.
Oh, Alexander said he'd been told the script was for a film.
You may even learn the role in Hollywood, for example, but once
he became suspicious, he decided to record the whole conversation
secretly to avoid any misunderstandings. He was
definitely A hired actor, not a hired gun returning from Syria.
Let's take a listen.
10s or hundreds of Wagner fighters have died in Syria.
Where are the grieving families where other people who've lost
their loved ones? This this I didn't understand. Yesterday.
Of course, all this exists. We just see one or two people at a
time. The rest can't even reach their families who will let them
my son died in Syria. Wow, it was
just him rehearsing. Yeah. So that's Yeah. Okay. Well, now we
understand Sky News.
Like we didn't understand them already. Know, we already
understood. So I've got a clip that apparently Well, I think a
big news story that maybe not discussed, but we will now as I
guess the UN came out and said that they did cause cholera.
Yeah. Yeah. In Haiti. Yeah. Here's the Haiti caller from
Deutsche Vela. Oh, hold on.
Is that the first one you want admits or follow up? Un admits I
guess.
The Office of UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has
acknowledged that the UN played a role in a cholera epidemic
that killed more than 9000 people. The UN said it would
issue a new set of responses to the outbreak in the next two
months. UN peacekeepers are accused of negligently bringing
cholera to Haiti during their deployment following the 2010
Haitian earthquake. A lawsuit and US Federal Court seeks
billions in damages for the victims. Bank. Admission does
not change the UN slow stance it has legal immunity under a 1946
convention.
Notice this comes right at the moment when there's a lot of
pressure on the Clinton Foundation and their dealings
with Haiti. It almost seems like some dude, will you please,
please do something can do something like
this trash. That's what I feel.
Maybe it makes sense as a follow
up follow up. Meanwhile, in South Sudan, the UN is launching
an investigation into allegations that UN peacekeepers
did not attempt to prevent multiple cases of abuse and
sexual violence against civilians. Last month troops
fighting on behalf of South Sudanese President Salva Kiir,
went on a nearly four hour rampage through a hotel compound
frequented by foreign aid workers. Witnesses say civilians
were gang raped and a journalist was executed in the attack.
Several witnesses told The Associated Press that UN
peacekeepers stationed nearby did nothing to stop the violence
despite pleas for assistance from those inside the compound.
Yeah, there you go. There's your un at work. I just have I have
the same thing about Haiti. This is Haiti color a DW. This is the
another clip because I think they there's a little fact in
here that I think you'd think that democracy now would have at
least mentioned
the United Nations has admitted for the first time that it
played a role in Hades cholera outbreak in 2010. Researchers
say that poorly treated sewage from a base used by UN
peacekeepers was the source of the disease. Haiti's government
says around 800,000 People have been infected. Almost 10,000
have died.
I think 10,000 dead. Might be an interesting factoid.
Yeah, I'll say also 800,000 affected and the source was not
the the cesspool, the source was there, guys. Yeah,
what their guys came in and guess that's
the source. Yeah. But to say the true source the source. Yeah,
that's ground zero.
Now I have a un ISO here and I don't know what it is.
Okay. Are you ready? 321.
The UN said it would issue a new set of responses to the outbreak
in the next two months. Okay, no,
now okay. No, no, I clipped that.
What did she say? There'll be some report in the next two
months. Her what she
said was the going to reject a report.
The UN said it would issue a new set of responses to the outbreak
in the next two months.
Yeah, you think she said issue where I think she said issue.
I thought it was issue but I listened to her over and over
she said as shoe
the UN said it would issue a new said no. Is
you it says her talk Issue. Issue issue. That's her
talk. Yeah, well, you're probably right in the context.
But she said a shoe it
sounded like a shoe. Don't throw that shoe at me a shoe. Well,
let's just stick with the politics for a moment. I do have
a few shorty clips that are worth playing I believe. Hillary
Clinton, once again, pushing blame for her email usage the
way she used the server and email etc. saying well, you
know, Colin Powell told
NBC jumped on that one politics now, Sources tell NBC News that
Hillary Clinton told the FBI that former Secretary of State
Colin Powell recommended that she used a private email account
for unclassified communication. Clinton says Powell made this
suggestion both at a dinner party shortly after Clinton took
over at the State Department in 2009. And also in an email
exchange around the same time. So let's just say that Clinton
gave that account to investigators last month.
Now, it was interesting the way that was worded at the end when
say sources say Clinton gave that account to two FBI
investigators last month, that account of that happening or did
she turn over some email account? Did you know that that
was a tad confusing? I believe it's just a story that she told.
Sadly, Colin Powell doesn't quite agree. Oh, this
has new details are emerging on Mrs. Clinton's controversial
email server. The New York Times reporting that she told the FBI
it was Colin Powell, her predecessor at the State
Department who advise her to use personal email. The time cites
an excerpt from Joe canescens new book about Bill Clinton
saying that at a 2009 dinner party hosted by former Secretary
of State Madeleine Albright Powell recommended Clinton use
her own email as he had done except for classified
communications, which he had sent and received via State
Department computer. Today powers office responding in a
statement that he had no recollection of such a
conversation, but did write Clinton a memo regarding his use
of a personal AOL account saying at the time, there was no
equivalent system within the department. He uses secure state
computer on his desk to manage classified information. Yeah.
Okay. Now, it's gotta be careful with this thing, saying that
stuff to the FBI. And maybe that's why it was put in there
that she had given that account that she told that information
to FBI investigators, you can't lie to the FBI under oath. And
this, Colin Powell was saying, No, I didn't tell her to do
that. That could be problematic. Well, you
know, what bothers me about this report in that particular
example. Colin Powell was not her predecessor, per se.
True. It was kinda Lisa rice warp. Yeah.
No, she's not the Torp she's a twerp. No, she's not a Torp.
She's not that short. Oh, okay. Condoleezza Rice you think is
short? I
think she's short. Yeah.
I don't think so. Okay, she's now who we call the tour. No,
but one one. looking and looking and looking. They she 61 is all
I get? There's no height.
Let me see what I can find.
Five, eight, you're right. She's not a twerp.
Yeah, she's not torpor.
Madeline Madeline Albright.
Wow. For 10
Oh, there should yeah, you can
you can get a parking password that you're technically invalid.
Beautiful. So I find that
annoying that they visual. Colin Powell out there as her
predecessor, and they just throw that out as though he was came
right before her.
Yes, good point. Uncle
Joe made a made a boo boo, which has Japan up in arms. And I
didn't catch it. I watched I actually didn't watch I heard
this speech in the car. When he was shilling for Hillary.
How'd you catch it if you didn't catch it?
I didn't catch it when I was listening. But then someone
said, Did you catch this? I said, No, I didn't catch it. And
here it is.
In the meantime, he talks cavalierly about encouraging
other nations as Hillary pointed out to develop nuclear weapons,
as if a nuclear war is some trivial affair. Does he not
understand we wrote Japan's constitution to say they could
not be a nuclear power? Where was he when he was cool?
Row? This is this is one of those things that we don't
really talk about too much. And that after the Second World War,
we, you know, it's long been rumored that we pretty much
wrote Japan's constitution. And here is Uncle Joe, not just
confirming it, but saying that apparently it's taught in school
if you attend school, that, you know, because they did have a
constitutional ruling in there says no nuclear weapons, which
of course was because we were going to provide and we have,
we're going to provide the protection and all nukes and
anything else you need. And the Prime Minister recently that
would change this so that they can have those weapons. But for
Joe to say that in a public forum has, it's like, you don't
really not supposed to do that. It's the Japanese don't like
this face losing stuff.
That's a good one.
I thought that was pretty funny. And but then to say, like this
is taught in schools? No, I don't think so. I'd never heard
this. That never heard anyone talk about it publicly. It
certainly wasn't taught in school.
No, definitely not taught in school.
The campaign manager for Hillary Clinton. What does it Benenson I
think is his name. He got grilled drilled by Andrea
Mitchell of all PD and get slammed no drilled grilled by
Andrea Mitchell of MSNBC regarding Hillary Clinton's
health now we have a lot of things that are going on. And
also particularly the choice of medication that was slammed by
Dr. Drew, a lot of producers wrote in and said, Oh, no, this
is actually exactly the right prescription for her because you
can reverse the collaboration issue if you stop taking the old
school stuff, but not with the new stuff, if that makes any
sense. So there's clearly stuff wrong with her medically. And
this is how the campaign responds to these. And I think
Andrea went pretty deep actually, into a certain point
here, this long pause where she's like,
they've also been showing on social media and on on Fox TV
and elsewhere, images of her shaking her head vigorously of
slipping, they say and being held up by a Secret Service
agent. And then there's an incident that they keep showing
of her supposedly being injected with some sort of medication.
What is the rebuttal
to that's not true? You don't see that? You see the guy never
seen that? No, that's bullcrap.
What is the rebuttal to those allegations, particularly the
injection.
Those Those things do not even rise to a level of rebuttal.
They're ludicrous. They're ridiculous. They trumped ISIS
saw allegations
of what man you cop those
things don't even rise to a level of rebuttal.
Wow. Let's do it. Now when we have it hold on a second.
Great one. Just throw it in anytime those things. And those
things
let's take out the bow just get those things hold on. Let me
zoom in those
things do not eat
those things do not even rise to a level of rebuttal. Perfect.
Standalone funny.
rebuttal ISO. Okay. Kick an ass man.
This is Yeah, today's the
day for ISOs because they've got a desperate candidate who since
his convention has had his net favorable rating declined by 15
points. The man is now 32 points underwater. In favor of Aaron.
Entry and fairness, every one of these are unsubstantiated bombs
being thrown by a notorious bomb thrower. That's what he's been
doing. And it's why he's alienating the American public.
Yeah, what's
your secret service personnel? Giving you an explanation for
the cemetery that has gone viral?
I don't talk to Secret Service personnel. It's not my belly
with it. Hey,
didn't you know this is not this is not a smart tactic. These
guys gotta admit something. They gotta they can't just say this
is dumb, crazy. Conspiracy Theory shit. They've got to come
out and say something. They gotta give us something of
substance. We everyone knows she had trauma.
Yeah. Then they got two pictures of her slipping, coming, walking
up two steps on the picture of falling down in the airplane.
It's old. But yeah, that's old.
But it's there. Yeah, but yeah. Honestly, that can happen
anybody? They can
but I'm just but if you're starting to look for things to
see every one of these things, it's like when Gerald Ford fell
down the stairway out of an airplane once. Next thing you
know they're looking for all this stumbles and now you think
he's like a spastic or something? Because that's
exactly
what that's what they turned. I remember that. I was young, but
I remember Oh, Ford. He's the he's the stumbling guy. He falls
everywhere. It falls down
every trip. Yeah. And if you really look at his background,
he's like a, you know, borderline professional football
player very, you know, graceful and some of like, like
Dan. Dan, what's his face the VTX Dan Quayle. Yeah. Oh, loser
moron. He runs the biggest financial firm and they'll like
this. What is it Siberia's
friend of mine in DC that they will new Quayle said, you know,
it's too bad that they made him out to be such a boon because he
was extremely smart.
Yeah, that's all because of his potato, potato at the top. But
again, I pretty much
looked into it. That was a legitimate spelling that he
misspelled. Historically, it used to be really, really Yes.
Oh, I didn't know the research was done. Yeah. He was just old
fashioned.
But again, you see is the media loves to pick apart Republican
candidates and doesn't do it that much with the Democrats.
No, that's just the way it's always been. I have
this next story as well. But I want to play your clip because
it's from Deutsche Vela. This is about the Trump naked statues.
This is a short piece of it. Yeah. And then I have I sent you
an article I thought was pretty good. Yeah, that was done by the
progressives because Trump naked statue has been showing up all
over the place. And the progressives are saying, Hey,
we're the ones that are supposed to be condemning people calling
people names, body shaming, yeah. Body shaming, microfiches
phallus shaming, even though he doesn't have one necessarily,
maybe, but I don't think so I don't and all this kind of this
is almost this is, this is disgusting. And my clip I think,
is disgusting as it gets.
I like to call it a short piece, I think you really need to check
your privilege.
A familiar face has popped up in cities across the United States.
statues like these are a project by the anti Trump activist group
in decline. They've been drawing crowds, and getting a warm
welcome from some in San Francisco.
I think it's brilliant. He needs to be brought down a peg. He
thinks he's the greatest thing on the earth. And this is a very
accurate depiction of who He really is.
They should definitely keep it or should they keep the biggest
guy with the biggest ego. But yeah, complete idiot.
Yeah, the hypocrisy of it is, is very interesting.
Absolutely fantastic. And this is this is who he really is. And
the big fat guy. By the way, just as an aside, yeah. So there
was one of these in New York and their New York PA, we're going
to take it down and get rid of it because it was. So guy
grabbed and put it in his shop. Now I'm thinking as someone who
does as an archivist who collects art, this is a valuable
piece. It's Oh, I'm an expert for two different reasons. But
I'll bring up my expertise based on the fact that I have watched
Antiques Roadshow for 10 years.
I'm very good at I'm good at pricing things too. When it
comes to Antiques Roadshow, this
thing's worth 10 grand if it's worth a nickel, but here's what
I would do. They went to San Francisco's right for this the
thing has been a band I think
it cost 10 grand just to make one of them. No, no, it's good.
You can look at if you'd get a good look at it. They did a
really good job showing this this has got creases in it, it's
cheap. It probably costs it didn't I thought I would guess
under 1000 Anyway, whatever. I grabbed the thing off the
street, put it in my store, call the police and say I have
acquired this beach abandoned piece I would like to see if
anybody wants it. Anyone wants to claim it and then have it
otherwise I'm keeping it
all you have to do is put an ad in the Wall Street Journal or
like the International Financial Times on page 34 at the bottom
well you can do it too. You do it with the police in most
cities. And then police then you know if anybody comes forward to
claim the peace then you could get you can release you know who
they are. But I think you can abscond with these things and I
think you should if he's if you have one nearby I think that's
what happened in New York. You guys got a clue you get in his
shop. You want to see it you gotta go in his shop.
He was a US report tonight
a life sized statue of a naked Donald Trump has been removed
from Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Bureau, Casey
Berner sent this video to us you can see a man grabbed the statue
and then put it in the bed of his truck and
that's the smart guy. He's taking your advice. Like I'm
taking I'm getting this in my
truck and grab the statue and then put it in the bed of his
truck as he drove off. Bystanders tried to take it out
of the truck they failed. The same statute appeared in four
other major cities today activist group in decline to
credit for the installation. They said it was inspired by the
fairy tale The emperor has no clothes now
I do like that I do like the emperor has no clothes mean but
on the face bags this this was problematic it I saw post after
post two days later mind you saying ma This is wrong. We
should not be shaming like this body shaming is wrong. This is
not wrong and then who's gonna beat is
it something better. That's that was made that is a bad,
bad bad. Well,
I do have the ISO of it, which is a little better, because the
ISO is better.
No, it's not. Right. It's not better. It's not better.
I have a face back reading for you from Dave Winer.
Okay,
on Thursday, I wrote a quick post that said body shaming was
wrong
unconditionally. But then
I read how Repubs are creating their 2016 Swift Boat campaign
against Hillary Clinton, about her health. So I changed my mind
this stuff works. Kerry's mistake was not responding
immediately. Not just With denials, but with a tax in kind,
Trump's body is very much at issue and the naked statues of
Trump were not lies. So I say go for it. Fight fire with fire.
I'm sorry, but we have to get in the mud.
Ah,
wow. It doesn't take much. No. How about that ideal isn't oh,
we're all ideal is oh, you can't do this. You can't do that. You
can't. You have to be politically correct. One moment
and I know you gotta you're all in. You gotta love it. Yeah,
good work. Yeah.
final final clip for me final report just because I thought it
was
kind of funny home from the grocery store. This Omaha man
was unpacking Tuesday's dinner. When an added course made for
quite the detour.
I brought some groceries and from the car and I cook some I
heated some leftover pizza and I thought, Oh, cool. This
guy's a real winner. Isn't it heating the leftover pizza. But
I got groceries, but I hated the leftover pizza.
I hated some leftover pizza and I thought, Oh, cool. I got
brownies to go for dessert with my pizza.
You see the police report helps explain it. It's a relative's
car. The man's kids drove it earlier that day before dad
unpacked the food. Well, not long after dinner feeling pretty
rough on the front porch. The man knew something was out.
And I thought I really want him to have a cigarette. And I went
out and I was having a cigarette and I was like, wow, I am really
high. Love this guy. Dude. Really high. Hum really
shouldn't label these things. But how we put two and two
together and I thought oh, great. Magical brownies.
Magical brownies. We put two and two together. i But how
we put two and two together and I thought oh great magical
brownies. You know, I said call the kids and tell him I had two
brownies and ask him how high I'm gonna get 19 and
20 year old children were radio silent.
No shit. I got an ISO that hold on one second. This is this is
ISO day. doesn't have this one. obvious one. What is right.
Anyway, so the I just thought that was a funny clip. Let me
just I'm gonna just say,
Hey, man,
here he is. I am really high.
No, that's a good. That's a good one.
But I'm going to clip them together though as He clipped it
already. No, no, no, I'm putting it together. So I want to like,
wow, I am really high. And see now that's
a beautiful.
That is a great
clip. All right, I'm really high.
Well, I have my last clip, which I want to get out of the way.
Okay. It's not a funny clip or anything. This is the this is a
report that democracy now, didn't I there was a detail in
here that I think the mainstream media just didn't want to talk
about. And it was Aetna that has dropped their coverage roll this
and that. But I didn't realize that this was some sort of some
sort of a quid pro quo scam that Aetna propagated will actually
make Yes,
yeah, yes, yes, yes.
Well, let's just play this.
Aetna, the US is third largest health insurance company says
it'll cut its participation in the Affordable Care Act's
marketplaces next year by at least two thirds after the
Department of Justice blocked its move to merge with another
healthcare company. At an acclaimed it faces more than
$300 million in losses this year as a result of the public
exchanges but in the letter sent to the Justice Department in
July, Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini threatened that Aetna would
reduce its participation in the exchange if the Justice
Department blocked its merger with health insurance company
Humana Bertolini wrote quote, If the DOJ sues to enjoin the
transaction will immediately take action to reduce our 2017
Exchange footprint unquote, and reported 38% increase in its
overall profits last year, despite the loss of reported on
the public exchanges. Last month. The Justice Department
also sued to block a merger between healthcare giant Cigna
and anthem, which would be the largest health insurance merger
in US history.
Yeah, it's it's pretty unbelievable.
It's just douchebaggery this douchebaggery
total douchebaggery how they
get away with it
the yo yo you want let us merge. Okay, we're gonna screw you on
something that the American citizens cannot get out of
because it's a tax. What, regardless of the next
president, what do we do John, this is a real problem. This is
not this is not a not just a campaign you
go to single payer is the only solution. Right? Single payer
then you could do I don't think overseeing everything is the you
have to do that to hire a bunch of people to look out for scams
because it'd be millions of them. Lots of scams, but you get
the oversight of the pricing of drugs, the pricing of services,
the pricing of everything, and all comes out of one pot and
it's all taxpayer supported. And you can't put oldish crap that
what they're doing is just just gouging the public as much as
they can because they know these guys know we're going to single
payer eventually. Right? That's the only thing that works. You
have to go to it. I know there's a bunch of people. Oh, that does
what we can do.
No, no. It's all less left. Wow. You can get that if you want.
Yeah, yeah, that's, well, I'm screwed. What happened? Why?
I Blue Cross? It's gonna Oh, I
thought, yeah, you're screwed. It's
going up 60% It's, yeah, it's for just me if I want something
like where they can actually do something for me if I have an
accident, because that's kind of I'd never go to the doctor.
Otherwise, it's gonna be over $1,000 a
month. Just me pay the tax.
You know, well, I also but I don't want to be caught, you
know, holding the bag. So to so to speak. I think
there's ways to look for to find people that know how to do this,
right, which is avoid the whole system and pay pay directly and
pay the government's tax because you don't have insurance, and
then find a way that you can get insurance at the spur of the
moment on the back end. Okay. Just tricks to it.
Well, if someone has tricks, I'd love to report on them. I'd like
to act on them. That'd be very handy. There we go. That's a lot
of money
that the no agenda listeners, producers. That's right. Hell
yeah. All right.
That concludes our broadcast moment for this day. The 21st
day of our Lord 2016. And of course, there will be more
coming up this week. The 24th of August still marked in the book
as a possible problematic date. Oh,
yeah. All Hell's gonna break loose according did whatever.
According to the circles I traveling. Yeah, well, so in
other words, nothing's happening.
Okay. Maybe listen. I wouldn't be in New York on the 24th.
Well, that's safe than sorry.
And coming to you from the crackpot condo here in the
skyscraper downtown Austin Tejas. We are the capital of the
drone star and states in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry.
Dan from Northern Silicon Valley, where? Today's Sunday, I
believe, why is the traffic to San Francisco backed up all the
way to here? Makes no sense but I don't know if John C. Dvorak
will return
on Thursday remember I said the vorak.org/na right here on no
agenda
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no, no, no, no, no, no. Shame on you. Wow,
I am really Hi.
Hi, everybody. You can either stay and be quiet or we'll have
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can we have this person removed please just
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all the ones that are roaming around go like that back to back
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