You're gonna Jack Daniels, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday September 11 2016. This is your award winning get my
nation media assassination episode eight five
Niner This is no agenda
do declare the vapor that made me lose my shooter and
broadcasting live from the Capitol. The drone star stayed
here in Austin J Hasumi region six in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where this is the gloomiest day
I think we've ever started the show with John C. Dvorak.
gloomiest day because
it's almost dark out.
Oh, well, you are as beautiful here today. And FEMA Region six
is is nice is nice. It's
just like, fogged in and it's cold and it's gloomy. Hey,
breaking
news. Breaking news. Breaking news. Breaking. Yeah. Where's my
breaking news sound almost like I'm doing how the Yes. Breaking
news, John. Breaking news from Ground Zero in New York City is
being September 11. We of course have the big Memorial happening
and ground zero. And breaking news breaking news. This came in
just before we started with the show.
Before we get to that I wanted to bring our viewers up to date
on a story that is breaking right now that I just learned
about within the last 15 or 20 minutes. As you know there are
many dignitaries gathered at the scene including Republican
nominee Donald Trump and the Democratic nominee Hillary
Clinton who was at Ground Zero was there for the ceremony and
left unexpectedly left early because of what appeared to be a
medical episode. I have a law enforcement source who was there
who was 15 feet away from Hillary Clinton who says she was
standing on a curb with a protective detail waiting for
her motorcade. They were surprised to see her because she
wasn't supposed to be leaving yet. So they had to wait for the
motorcade two or three minutes. When it finally rolled up. My
source says she stumbled off the curb, appeared to faint. Last
one of her shoes that wound up underneath the van. Her
protective detail I'm told helped her into that van. And
then the van took off presumably in the direction of a hospital
they grabbed her shoe and flagged down her the rest of her
detail. Her she was given to that detail who was following
the other two vehicles and they left Ground Zero early just
moments ago because of some apparent medical episode that
Hillary Clinton was suffering. It's not terribly hot today.
John was warm, certainly warm and warm at the scene. But
again, Hillary Clinton my source was 15 feet away says she
appeared to be having some sort of medical episode had to be
held into her van and left the left Ground Zero early for this
ceremony ended apparently because of a medical problem man
lost her shoe
well that's videos already on the on the YouTubes of course
yeah,
yeah. She lost her shit.
And she's looks like she would they rushed this van over open
all the doors is huge escalate of some sort of thing. And and
then she she's gonna get in and then she drops review. And then
they carry her into the van. They actually don't carry things
she made. Yeah. Does anybody even consider the possibility
that she was plastered?
Why not. Sunday morning is a good time as any
Yeah. Saturday night. Big night. Yeah. Probably in the Hamptons
again. Let me start even suggested.
Well, that would also be a medical app episode. Yeah, but
technically,
those are the party.
God, I only you John C. Dvorak. Only you,
man. I'm feeling really sorry for her. Well, I'm
gonna see what she does. It's going to be interesting to see
what she comes up with. We'll be talking about their projecting
and projecting Oh, Trump's going to quit remember that. But a
month ago, Trump is going to quit the campaign because he's
so far behind. He's going to quit. And, you know, which is
bullcrap. And it was a book and it was a story covered by all
the mainstream media. Everybody covered it. Oh, he's gonna quit.
Yeah, and start his own TV station.
Right? Yes. To start his own TV station at Trump net Trump Trump
TV. Yeah, exactly.
Oh, man. Well,
you know what, the way the Clintons operate and I'm going
to be very, very skeptical here. I think I think I should be if
you have a fractious going on. The Clintons are very good at
distracting so right now we have what she said on on the TVs
yesterday was just yesterday, the day before yesterday had
deplorables and this is this was the calm the conversation all
morning. So we should probably just you know this. She said
this twice. Actually,
I think it may be a promotion. For the new movie from Disney
World, I want to hear that. Here's what deplorable here's
what Hillary Clinton's the deplorable. Here's what Hillary
Clinton said last night at a at a LGBT fundraiser and grossly
generalistic. You can put half of Trump supporters into what I
call the basket of deplorables.
Right, right.
The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, you
name it. But that other basket of people, our people feel the
government has left them down.
Okay. And that's the other basket of people. She actually
said this, this is something She rehearsed on a previous
interview. Are they on an interview for Israeli
television? And I don't think many people have seen this, but
this is where she kind of tested it out. Shouldn't this race have
been easier?
I never expected an easy race. If I were to be grossly
generalistic. I'd say you can take Trump supporters and put
them in two big baskets. There are what I call the deplorables
races. You know the haters and and the people who are drawn
because they think somehow he's going to restore an America that
no longer exists. Alright, so of course,
everybody jumped on that. And there was some regret memo that
went out. Not an apology, but a regret memo. No
Regret no apology. That's good. Makes sense. She's like Trump,
she won't apologize.
Our producer Charlie primero. He put together a compilation of
this speech that she did, where she mentioned this basket of
deplorables. Which I mean, really, I mean, our show titles
right themselves if if it weren't for the foreign for the
fact that everyone already heard about this one. But that's
speech. You want to hear some hate. You want to hear some hate
speech.
I love hate speech.
It's your producer Charlie
made little compilation.
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there you go. That was speech in a nutshell. It's amazing. Yeah,
that's why they point the finger the other way. He's a hater.
Yeah, yeah, it works. Seems to work. It actually
prompted the Secret Agent Paul to do a new song to be a secret
agent Paul was on so many of our jingles and songs. And he
thought I guess he felt that you know, maybe it was about time we
said no, if you're a man, you're no good. If you're straight.
You're no good. You're just if you're white, you're racist. And
this is pretty much the what everyone's saying Correct. Oh,
absolutely. Then time for a tune.
It feels racist in the pig skin is shifting into your realm. So
don't just watch it.
That's right, everybody. If you're white, you're a racist.
Nothing like a new song for the show.
Yeah, works. Oh, boy.
So there was some funny stuff that went on. And there's a
couple of things.
You're doing it to stay on the deplorable thing for one second.
Yeah. Now,
let's get the date straight as I believe this was on Thursday.
Yes, it was. You're correct. Yeah, it was. That's why we
didn't have on Thursday because was show day. Of course
he was on. And I don't know when was that Israeli event? Oh, that
was beginning of the week. Oh, it was Yeah. So she had already
tested it. Was it within range within range? Yes. Yeah. But she
what she did with the second round as she she got full of
herself and started dropping all these little
all the little extra bits in there mean bombs. Yeah, well, it
was the LGBT thing. Yeah. You know, so then that's a hoot and
holler and cloud. Yeah. Crowd this morning, chat on Meet the
Press chat, Todd. Stephanie Cutter on what a shame she's I
know she's a Clinton surrogate. I'm not quite sure what she
does. She just ratcheted it up a little bit. I thought this was
cool. 70 stuff to defend the remark is it or no? Do you think
it's tough to defend the remark? deplorables to do that to a
group of people or not?
I think that her only mistake is that she said half of his
supporters were deplorable. Does anybody around this table? Have
they not seen Trump's rallies? Have they not seen Trump's own
remarks? He he is attracting a certain type of voter. She gave
a whole speech on describing them. They're called the alt
right. And they they tweet racist things he retweets them.
He says it from the stump. We know from research in this
election, we know that his own words, calling Mexicans rapists
criticizing a Gold Star family. These are the most potent things
against him with independent voters. What she said was not
wrong. Her only mistake was that she described half of the
supporters that
she's all Oh, they're all that were all deplorable. Wow, that's
a good one. That's that's almost something I'll take
a borderline. I'll take a borderline. You said that's
almost as in the new what you backed off. Okay, okay. Well,
you know what, you gotta you gotta fix you get a heavy thumb.
I'm sorry. I'll take it. Boom.
Now, a couple of years of noteworthy things in here.
Besides the fact that the the let's let's start at the
beginning. You may you may have been to one of these rallies and
I was looking at these rallies, they they're continuing to fill
stadiums. 15 20,000 people a pop man is crazy.
And Hillary still can't fill you know, more than maybe a couple
1000 Did
you see those? There's one video it might be in the show notes
about the
Baptist Convention. Yeah. And they
had to close off a two thirds of the hall with a wall so they
looked to empty Yeah.
That's an old trick. So when she's not doesn't draw big
crowds. Nobody was she's boring to listen to She talks like
this. I am a robot.
What do you How about consider this. The thesis has always been
Bill has to die. For the sympathy vote. What if it's the
ultimate double cross?
Bill kills her? Yes.
Now Yeah, the funny thing is morbidly enough. I have actually
thought that while we both, but let's get back to this question.
Just
ask you one question. He can't be president again. Kenny. No,
no, no. Okay. So maybe he's gonna kill that bitch. I'm so
tired ever
going to be president again. I can use your own model of the
Oval Office can do it and then foundation out of it. There's
back to the question. Yes. You have been to a Trump rally.
Yeah, you have been to an actual honest to God, Trump rally you
are invited there by one of our
producers and dude named Ben in Arkansas.
And it was it filled with a bunch of racist pigs and
homophobes and, and David Duke supporters and hateful
deplorables
Well, of
course, my bias may be such that I am actually a deplorable and
don't know it. This is possible. But I saw, I saw a lot of
families, I saw brown people. I saw a lot of people having fun
chatting, and really about 30 minutes in and people were just
Okay, that was great. It was boring, and they just gonna
start to trickle out and leave. They're also not enough
bathrooms and because they were kids, but no, I didn't see it.
This is not my experience at all. Yeah, although I do feel
that Tiny Dancer is a little offensive after that, I believe.
No, no, no, no, they still play Tiny Dancer and you can't always
get what you want.
So no, I don't know I'm not so I didn't
want to mention this. The people who are actually in the field
reporting on this. They don't really ask them about the
atmosphere. They just let them report in there whatever bias
way they have, depending on the station or network. But these
other people like this woman here, she just makes these
assumptions. She has never been to a rally to check it out.
Uh, clearly not of course not. She's a Hillary
person. She'd never do that.
No, you can't do why bother? Oh, no, don't listen to the other
side. Just make some stuff up. When I find it to be negative.
There were a couple other things I picked up if you're you want
to. I mean I'm I'm really just collecting funny stuff at this
point because the the actual topics are dumb. What's the best
stuff? Yeah, here's them. Listen to the keeper alerted me to this
one. How you got to see this guy? What's his name? Louie,
Louie. Oh, Louie Gohmert? Yeah, okay, what did he say? Here? It
is
do Jackson, by the way. Yeah, of course.
Since most people here are Christians, and, and I'm serious
about this, a true believer does what Jesus does, did, and still
does. But you know, you don't make fun of people who are
impaired and have special needs. And whether you like her or not,
Hillary Clinton has made clear, she is mentally impaired. And
this is not somebody you should be making fun of now, I get the
impression that in law school and along the way she's been
very, very smart, but I don't know. Maybe it was the
concussion the fall back when she did? Or maybe who knows, you
know, they won't tell us what really is going on with her. But
we need to be praying for Hillary Clinton.
And that's another way to do it. She's mentally ill. Ah,
well, there's a video going around. You've seen that know if
it's in the show notes or not. It's worth watching. This guy's
not that good. And he's got a phony new show. He does. Oh,
this is the doctor. No, not yet. The doctor was on the guy's show
the guy himself. Yeah. Who does this call?
I got a lot of emails about this as well from our producer. So go
ahead. Yeah,
it's a good piece the piece with the doctor on it, who happens to
be an anesthesiologist good
cheese, but there's no it's not for clips. Really. I mean, it's
just we don't know summarize. Right? Yeah. It's just
some you should have in the show notes. Yeah. And it's, it's a
long it's, it's a half hour, I believe or longer. And it's this
doctor who's, you know, he's again, he's an anesthesiologist,
he's not a neurologist, but he still goes on and on about how
Hillary has Parkinson's. Yeah, he makes it he makes all these
arguments. A lot of them are something of a stretch.
I think the main argument that I've read from producer we have
doctors physicians, of course, even this doctor says, hey,
look, I haven't checked it out personally. So I don't know. But
everything that's here, it points to swallowing
difficulties, which is not only a symptom of advanced
Alzheimer's, but also the drugs that treat Alzheimer's.
Apparently, that's one of these Parkinson's, Parkinson's, what
I'm saying? Yeah, Parkinson's, it, it enhances some of those
side effects, which is the swallowing and that is, you
know, that's could be the coughing and the voice like, you
know, if you if you swallow water wrong for a second, you
know what that's like. And that is what Garcons is. Yeah. So I
didn't know this about Parkinson's. I presume it's
true.
I don't know. I think it was a very interesting little thing. I
don't know if it subjects the guy that being sued.
Well, he disclaimed it, he disclaimed it. He said, Look, I
really don't know but this is what I'm seeing.
Meanwhile, this show this guy's got he's done a good job of
buying some of those little things. You can get it if you're
producing video, you can buy all these, like backgrounds and all
these things for green screens and stuff. So he looks like he's
got a real new show going on there. His reporting is mediocre
to say the least he reported that the North Koreans to set
off a 10 Mega ton. Yeah, new new. Okay. Sure they did. That's
like, what 10 Mega, mega tons. That's a little bit more than it
was. They seem to be specializing in extremely small
nuclear bombs, which is
wild since you've since you've moved us here and I do want to
get back to the elections. Your favorite person in North Korea,
she was front and center. Yeah, this is your newsreader. Yeah.
And she's you know, she
doesn't get a long clip over the wall.
I have I have a clip that explains about her celebrity
status. I didn't realize I know we like her.
Oh, yeah. Do we have that? The North Korea we had a cool
little clip North Korea lady this is it. I think episode when
did we first identify are 789 I believe this is the door tuning?
That's the lady. The best? Yeah, so she's a celebrity. She's
North Korea's go to news anchor for nuclear tests, rocket
launchers and warnings about the evils of the West region. He has
cried, laughed and shouted on North Korean Central Television
for over 40 years. And now she's announced that Pyongyang has
successfully carried out its fifth nuclear test. With your
consult with Tanya Tara wood. Nobody knows her exact age, but
region here is thought to be in her 70s. She recently told her
documentary film that she wants to step down and train new
female announcers. It's the thought that Kim Jong on always
personally insist that she delivers his messages to the
world really lives in Pyongyang where she said to enjoy
entertaining, as well as sampling the capital's best
restaurants of faces shown on big TV screens while people
watch, clap and sometimes cry. She likes to wear pink,
especially a trademark traditional Korean dress. In
January, she wore it to announce the test of a hydrogen bomb. But
it doesn't suit all occasions. On the 19th of December 2011.
She wore black and she announced the death of the previous leader
Kim Jong Il. Goodwill This performance was so memorable
that it was even parodied by a Taiwanese news announcer who was
subsequently removed by the islands Chinese TV station.
We need to get her to do an opening for us and then they can
own agenda.
You know if we can get we if we can learn what the system is for
the male in North Korea. I bet you we could win one through
China and get to her and how betcha she'd do it.
Well, this is the task for our producers then we have people
everywhere.
There's no reason that you wouldn't do it that way. If you
were the her yeah, I'd be all over it. Hey, yeah, podcast.
Western New Western New Show. wants me to yell some Western
news podcast, Western news podcast, which is very modern.
This just this just in from our contacts. Apparently there were
other complication. This comes from our one of our contacts who
spoke this morning to the Secret Service. Okay, apparently there
were other complications surrounding this episode more to
come. Say hello, Hillary Clinton anything?
Yeah. Why now doesn't tell us anything, but it means stay
tuned.
It doesn't sound good. It means don't change the channel.
That's what it means. Don't change.
You're running to entertain. This is a typical show. De Yeah.
Oh, yeah. I'll mention that. Yep. Every time we do his show,
something like this will happen. Not always, but a lot more than
it should. But again, it's two days out of the week. So it's,
you know, could be the just the odds. Let's play a couple of
clips about the North Korea situation.
You want to move away from the I have so many political stuff.
You want to go to North Korea. I mean, you're changing
everything.
I could go back to North Korea.
Let's come back to North Korea. I got a couple of tips. I want
to switch back to political if
you're going to do that I want to play Hillary's little bit
that they keep playing over and over and over and over and over
again when she went to the Baptist Convention and made this
this what I consider to be a bogus story about Hillary's dad.
I still
remember my late father, a gruff, former Navy man on his
knees praying by his bed every night. That made a big
impression on me as a young girl. Seeing him humble himself
before God.
Okay, you think is bogus?
Yeah, I think it's just not easy to get as a Navy guy. Well, of
the day a gruff Navy guy. I don't you know, I've my dad was
a gruff Navy guy. I didn't see him ever get on his knees before
bed, especially when they're older guys are older. They can't
get on their knees. It hurts. Yeah. Unless he had a little
thing there a little pad. I don't think so. This sounds like
a story that was made up. And it's just bullcrap. And she
needed something to talk to these Baptists with and she
needed a cock and bull story and this was it. I I may be skipped
overly skeptical about these things. I think the story is
both bullcrap. Okay.
Speaking of bullcrap, Tim Kaine is still out there. Just a funny
guy to watch, you know, talking about milk toast. This guy's is
milk toast. Oh, yeah, he's the worst. And he launched into this
tirade, and one of his appearances about the Russians
now. We'll get into the Russians later because with the backdrop
of Lazaroff and Kerry working on agreement for serious side by
side and even bringing the journalists who are waiting for
this for news of our agreement, pizza and
vodka to brought to pizza. Yeah, for a lover
whether the vodka vodka No, but still, oh, no, it's all Putin
screw is bad, bad Russians hacking the election. Horrible.
Do you think that the Russians are I'm sorry, this was Charlie
Rose, I think trying to
hack into not only the DNC in order to influence the election,
they want to see Donald Trump elected because they think
they'll get a better deal with him.
Well, first, Charlie, it's very clear that the Russians were
behind the DNC attack and they're very clear as to
delegitimize the election. I'm at a minimum. And remember,
this is the Hillary's vice presidential nominee, Cain. Tim
Kaine. Yeah,
well, you know, he sounds like a problem. I lost the cane
reference early. But well, he sounds a little bit like
Morel. Yeah, it's had
a tad morale was more touch staccato, but it's the same
amount of bullshit coming out of his mouth, that's for sure
very clear that the Russians were behind the DNC attack, and
they're voting it at a minimum, it's to delegitimize the
election at this clip.
Does anybody when this nonsense comes up? ever say that there's
a guy that's been sentenced to 5452 to 54 months in jail? Named
goose suffer? Who already admitted to this? Yeah.
Why would we do that when we have these, this, this great
story who gives a crap goose suffer?
Onward. It at a minimum, it's to delegitimize the election. At a
minimum, it's that, but remember, when a presidential
candidate encourage crooks to commit espionage against the
DNC, in a presidential year to gain an edge, we impeached in
Richard Nixon and he resigned when Donald Trump went on the
air publicly and said to the Russians, hey, go ahead and hack
away. And if you find something that helps me out, let me have
it. We impeach the president for that, what he has encouraged
Russia to do. Okay, so
the idea
is, is thinking that twisting history, I know
that this they're trying this out, I'm I'm reading more of
this. So the idea is we impeach the president Nixon, because he
encouraged criminals to spy and steal data and documentation,
which was Watergate, from the DNC of the DNC. And so now
you're saying, Well, you know, Donald Trump, he encouraged
foreign actors to to spy and hack on the DNC. So it was just
like Nixon. He needs to be impeached away. He's not
President yet, but he's not good. He's a bad guy. And I
realized something about this hate for against Russia, even
though again, right now we're working with the Russians to put
a deal together regarding Syria, whatever, that'll mean, long
term. And, you know, my family, even who were State Department,
and now other civilians in the Pentagon, they're like, Ha, man,
you gotta be careful. Russia is no good. Putin is no good. This
hate is very obvious. Tina, and I watched Charlie Wilson's War
yesterday. And it'd been a long time since I've seen that she
hadn't seen it. And when you realize that, and I encourage
everyone to watch this movie, The hate against the Russians,
in the beginning of the 80s was huge in the United States,
because they were in Afghanistan, and the way it's
portrayed in the movie, you know, just talking about the
girlfriends and then Oh, time to hunt him, just mowing down
everybody in Afghanistan with helicopter gunships. And then
this guy, the congressman, Charlie Wilson, he got all this
money together, and they outfitted the Mujahideen. And of
course, that is now you know, that ultimately became our
problem. But you see the hatred for the Russians, you know, we
got to kill some Russians screw these guys. That was 1988 89. So
you know, you have people who are still in the political
arena, who were around then and active. Yeah. I don't think
they've ever gotten over that hate even though it's a
completely different organizations, a different
country. And yeah, there's all kinds of issues with Russia, not
trying to say it's fabulous. But to then just, you know, I think
that's where it comes from. John was 89. That, I mean, that to
me, it was like, Oh, crap, that's not that long ago.
I think it comes from Patton. From Pat goes back to the
end of World War Two. Okay. When we patent in some other generals
versus has never happened because Eisenhower ended up kind
of dominating the thinking due to invade Russia. And then I
think it also didn't stem from them developing a hydrogen bomb,
which they stole the plans for from us through their espionage.
And I think they once the espionage became apparent, and
then they and then it was exaggerated. The Russian prom
was exaggerated by the McCarthy era and McCarthy's waving sheets
of paper saying all these people, and I'm sure there was a
lot of Russian agents all over the place. I think it were so
infested. And I think there was genuinely true that we were so
infested with Russian agents, because they were they just got
out of this war, which they lost more. They lost more people than
anybody in World War Two, period. And I think that it just
stems I think it's a long standing problem when a we kind
of broke out of it for a short time when the Soviet Union fell
apart. We could have probably gone in another direction, but I
think the defense industries and others have incurred urge this
because it helps us spend money on armaments, which is one of
the few things we actually manufacture in this country. And
interest I think that's that's kept things going. I think
Eisenhower was correct. The military industrial complex and
the Russians are a good target.
It's interesting you bring that up. Just to jump around for a
second there was broth. Broth Blitzer. Was he talking to Rand
Paul, which I normally wouldn't play but and really, Rand Paul
is not important in this clip. But Rand Paul was talking about
how we are assisting the Saudi Saudi Arabia with the, you know,
the bombing of al Qaeda in the Maghrib on al Qaeda in Yemen, in
Yemen and brought Antonio and Rand Paul's like, you know, we
got to stop that we got to stop paying we stopped doing this
there's no permission you know, what's going on? How can we do
that? And listen to what both says if somebody gives let's say
like Donald Trump sorry, that's this we are refueling
the Saudi bombers so we are essentially part of the bombing
campaign. We're helping them choose targets and we are
refueling the Saudi bombers that are dropping the bombs It is
said that 1000s of civilians have died and Yemen because of
this yes, we need to have a debate over this and I don't
know what the President will do. But he ought to come become come
to Congress and ask for permission
so for you this is a moral issue because you know, there's a lot
of jobs at stake certainly if a lot of these defense contract
listen stop selling a workplace other sophisticated equipment to
Saudi Arabia they're gonna there's gonna be a significant
loss of jobs revenue here in the United States that's secondary
from your standpoint
bro for saying if we stopped helping the Saudi
wrap who's he working for this broth guy? You can only be
believable that is that is a clip of the day Oh, yes. Thank
you. Clinical income in the near when you when I gassed but what
I've just heard,
and the sad thing is Brofist is right
to see working for the military industrial complex as a
spokesperson, I guess. Oh, hell with all these dead people. We
go, we're gonna lose our asset. People are gonna lose jobs
because the grandmas are gonna sell a jet to these guys. We're
not
gonna sell anything. I know that great. Unbelievable.
You got to put that clip aside because that needs to be
replayed in the future. You bet.
On the morning Joe's show, that is
unbelievable. Okay, that's an unbelievable type of coverage
in any way, before we go on with any more Saudi, so if you want
to know, Saudi stuff, that was just one. I have two Saudi
clips, I want to get out of the way. All right, let's do So the
big thing. The big controversy going on right now is the bill
that was signed is the bill that was signed, and it's being
handled differently by different operations.
We just explained. Very, very similar to the Iran lawsuits.
Congress. Of course,
the President's already promised he will veto this bill. Congress
unanimously, I believe, or almost unanimously signed a bill
closely unanimous that Senate Senate first in the Congress,
they both went all in on this that would allow
American citizens and other victim groups to sue Saudi
Arabia over 911. And that, of course, comes on the heels of
the release of the 28 pages, which spells out that Saudi
Arabia was it could certainly be implicated in the 911 shot
with no problem. So let's play two different clips. This is the
one on PBS. Okay, we go
well as House of Representatives has given given final approval
to letting families of 911 victims Sue Saudi Arabia 15 of
the 19 hijackers, that day were Saudis. But Riyadh strongly
objected to the bill. And the White House warns of a veto.
Still Republican Congressman Peter, king of New York and
others say they are undeterred.
There's the most basic constitutional right, this is an
obligation, it's an obligation we in the Congress have to not
allow foreign lobbyists or foreign countries or anyone else
to intimidate us. Justice must be done. And we want to make
sure that there are no more nine elevens this is one more step we
can take to show foreign governments, they cannot step
aside, they cannot walk away if something is carried out. While
they're sort of looking the other way and make believe it's
not happening.
The vote came after House members from both parties, Mark
911 on the steps of the Capitol.
Now couple things. This is a very poor report. When they
mentioned I have noticing this more and more I'm going to start
looking at it more the rule of journalism in a kind of a high
school sense and but it's supposed to be the way you're
supposed to do it, which is the acid answer, ask and answer the
questions who, what when, where, why, and they never do the why.
And so when they talk about the president vetoing the bill, I
would like to know why. Very good question. Peter King went
on about these guys are just douchebags And he went because
he's a Muslim hater. And we might as well take that into
account. And but there's still no why because the Congress
wants it. The Senate wants it. The Republicans want the
Democrats want it. But Obama doesn't want it. Why they don't
ask the question at all. They don't even come close to it. Our
tea gets a little closer with its report about the exact same
news item.
survivors and victims families from 911 have got a step closer
to suing Saudi Arabia. Most of the hijackers were of Saudi
descent. The US of the US House of Representatives is now
approved the terrorist sponsors bill which the Senate passed in
May, although the White House is expected to veto it.
It's difficult to imagine the President signing this
legislation, the president States continues to harbor
serious concerns that this legislation would make the
United States vulnerable. In other court systems around the
world. Well, the
bill is a sore point for Saudi Arabia, which has threatened to
sell up to $750 billion in US assets. 19 hijackers who carried
out the 911 attacks were of Saudi descent, although Riyadh
vehemently denies any complicity in the terrorism. In July, the
US published previously classified elements of the
report into the atrocity known as the 28 pages, they stated
that some of the hijackers received support from
individuals who may be connected to the Saudi government. That'll
be the excuse.
I don't think that's the excuse. The excuse was the one that Josh
Earnest, we
don't want to be sued by everyone around the world. I
think that's
because if you if you go with the other excuse, and at least
by the way, our tea got to the why. Yeah, so we know we have
two possible why.
Just the internet. It's really amazing to me having grown up in
Europe, there were a couple of things that were always seen as
typical American television with lots of advertising McDonald's
hamburgers and suing it is that you know, that was always seen
growing up in the 70s and 80s. In Europe. Oh, Americans they
always shoe everybody take him to court man crazy crazy man,
because always showing.
Well, there's a factor. So how can we
complain about it? You guys nailed it?
How can we complain about it? That's what we do.
Guys, Miss McDonald's and lawsuits? Yes, some sit up.
That's what we do. Now. So we have at least two wise you're
one of them is the amount of money the Saudis have all this
cash or not catch up a bunch of our bonds, and they're going to
dump them. They're not going to do that, because it's going to
screw things up for them more than any any would also leave
them right now. They're, you know, we were very hands off
with Saudi Arabia, because they have all these bonds now. And,
and they should know how our system works. And it's got
nothing to do with our government that they rely on
these lawsuits. So the other excuse, which Josh Earnest
brought up, which is, if we sue them, then they're going to sue
us and we're gonna get screwed. Now, it's probably true that
there's a lot I mean, first of all, what have we done wrong,
that we're worried about getting our asses sued to smithereens?
What?
How does that even work? How Does it even work? When you have
these international courts? We
don't we don't buy into. Oh, yeah,
that's the kicker here. We don't buy into any of these. Although
there's some there's some very simple
Yeah, financial arbitrage out there. Yeah, there's some set
we are subscribed to because of the WTO. We've just subscribed a
whole bunch of things. And we're we've lost a lot of sovereignty,
one of these days. Another one of these promised reports, I'm
going to discuss this a little more. So we've lost a lot of
sovereignty with that we lost a lot of sovereignty with the
NAFTA, digital sovereignty sapping treaties. And we
probably could get sued in some crazy way or other. But
generally speaking, we ignore this stuff. We just say, Look,
we're the big boy, in this group of kids, and we're the adult in
this group of kids. You can that you can suicide where you're not
getting anything in this and that's bull this so this is the
I think this is really just Obama caving to the Saudis. It's
like he's like the Saudis run this country, not over. I mean,
how to ammo long have we put up with this entire United States,
Saudis building these mosques all over the place preaching
Wahhabism all over the United States. They're all over the
world. We say nothing about it. In the
continuing awakening of Tina, the keeper. She said, You know,
I keep hearing people talking about building seven building
seven. So we watched one of my favorite documentaries, which
you know, talks about building seven, which is really the, you
know, really what you want to be interested in on day like today,
but also the Saudis. And she said, you know, at the time I
was, you know, I had my girls I was in fifth she lived in Boca
Raton, so they also had the, the anthrax, which you know,
confused everybody, you know, right after 911 I was just
concerned about my safety, my family I had No idea. I never
even heard of this. Don't laugh with my girlfriend. No, no, she,
of course she has the normal first reaction, which is
incredible sadness, you know, the anger will come and all
that. Oh yeah, it's sad it says it. Well, how come no one. No
one ever talks about this. There were people in Boston. Yes they
do. But they get shut up stifled or killed.
Yet this is true. They all a lot of people talk about remember
right after the whole event, there were the 911 truthers were
showing up in San Francisco handing out I got a couple of
them, mainly because when there's a ran into a fan, like
I've kind of a fan of mine who was flagged as very cute girl.
And she's talking to me about this because I wasn't I never
thought about the deputy city seven thing at the beginning,
right? That takes a while you have to develop some some
process to get there. But she has they were handing out these
discs. These like choose two of these DVDs, and you play these
DVDs are fantastic. They're very early material, a lot of stuff
that showed up early was actually quite good.
And most and I have a couple of these documentaries in the show
notes. You know, some of them are long, there's a British one
that I liked a lot, because they also take a detour into seven
seven, which cannot be ignored in the full context of false
flag events. And they have a lot of this early footage. And so
it's really the firefighters and police officers, they have
decorated firefighters saying how we heard the explosions
going off, if you really want to understand a little bit about
911 Look into that's just a pro tip.
Well, what I look for, because I've talked about this on the
show before is I always try to reverse engineer the coverage.
So if somebody for example, when Dianne Feinstein wanted to
release the CIA torture report, right, it was interesting to see
who said, Oh, she shouldn't do it. She shouldn't do it. Right.
And that's when Richard angles showed the the Peabody award
winning journalist, yeah, he should Oh, no, she shouldn't do
it to all the people that were saying she shouldn't do it.
We're all Stooges, for the one of the intelligence agencies of
the CIA, obviously. And so they would so you would watch this
parade? Oh, yeah. She should do what we need to know. Oh, she
shouldn't do it. It's not good for the country. It's gonna hurt
our morale, or whatever. There's always some some crazy excuse.
And, and then, of course, the whole report, which my favorite
story, just a little sidestep that when they Republicans got a
hold of the Senate, and they pushed her out of the head job
at the Intelligence Committee, and put the Republican in whose
name eludes me, but he goes in and he all of a sudden, says,
Yes, I'm aware of this report is in a lock under lock and key,
and I can go look at it and read it. But I'm not going to write
this douchebag actually says he's not going to look at this
report, which would have maybe helped him do his job better,
but no, now he's going to respect the wishes of the
agency. Well, of course, which is what good is that you're
supposed to be oversight. Oh, Do these people know what oversight
means?
No, no, don't ask me these questions. You know, you know,
as the and you know, the answer.
Anyway, so that just annoyed me. All right.
Back to the political situation here. But wait,
wait, back to says wish they were talking a little bit about
911. And today is the anniversary 15th anniversary of
911. Yes, we should at least do a little tribute. Egg since we
mentioned it. I just want to get this one clip out of the way.
This is the GOP ease. NYC threat over time.
We turn now to the 911 anniversary this weekend. And
tonight the new security alert here in New York City. The NYPD
issuing that alert today beefing up security and ABCs Gio Benitez
is in New York's Times Square to
David Good evening to you security is already ramping up
here in Times Square. And as we approach that 15th anniversary
over the weekend, we're gonna be seeing bomb sniffing dogs, we're
gonna see radiation detectors, and of course, those
counterterrorism units. Now police did remind us today in
that alert, that terrorists usually like to take advantage
of these important anniversaries. That is why they
are on high alert. But make no mistake about it right now. They
say there is no credible or specific threat.
Now hold on to that. Listen to the structure of that. Well,
let's play it again. Make no mistake about it. Yeah, there's
no threat. Oh, let
me just play the last. no mistake about it.
Anything up here in Time Square. And as we approach that 15th
anniversary over the weekend, we're gonna be seeing bomb
sniffing dogs. We're gonna see radiation detectors, and of
course those counterterrorism units. Now police did remind us
today in that alert that terrorists usually like to take
advantage of these important anniversaries. That is why they
are on high alert. But make no mistake about it right now. They
say there is no credible or specific threat, David
They make credit they make no credible no is the word good?
Which means credible comes up in the brain. Yeah, there's no
credible or specific threat or good very good so they make make
no mistake about it which which is an urgency cause of course
tacked on to a meaningless and which there's nothing going on.
This is unbelievable the way they present these stories using
those tricks. I was
actually going to say it because I'd written it down as a note
that there was much less of this this year. I just I didn't see
as much of the all you know borough of high alert airports
high alert. I didn't see much of that.
Well, they loaded up in New York for overtime. Obvious. It's a
good way to do it. Sure. You want to make some extra money.
You do this thing. A lot of overtime bunch of cops all over
the place. Everybody feels good. Yeah. But the way they present
this as though it's like a horrible thing happening. And
there's no there's not incredible nothing going on.
Now. Why are we doing anything? Where are we wasting money?
Because the President just signed resigned the executive
order and we're still under a threat? state of emergency we're
under threat. Okay. Yes, morning, Joe. Morning, Joe.
Where they talking about? They were talking about Putin. Now in
the morning. Joe has a number of actual journalists. Now I'll put
a struggling output to chuck Scarborough and Mika in there.
But if what's his name, Mike Barnicle. Number of good people.
And and no one stopped and said wait a minute. That's not true
When this was said. But I
have a question I'd like to pose to everyone. I'd like to start
with Chuck with the question that it may be unanswerable but
it is this. What is going on with our politics with our
culture in this country. When the former head of the KGB
Vladimir Putin is regarded as a hero by the nominee of the
Republican Party for president united states at the same time,
when someone like poor Gary Johnson gets toasted and
roasted? You know, for a comment. It was unfair question
you asked him.
So he was never the head of the KGB?
Never Never the FSB for that matter.
He was an officer Yeah,
I don't understand why No, I
would set the table again at any one of them could have said no,
that's not true. He wasn't the head of the barnacle don the way
I handled it is that you say you're interested Well, first of
all, he was never the head but he what he did work for them so
just want to make that clear. And then you let Him guide go
continue to check because it's just as bad if you want to make
this argument that he was an officer in the KGB, maybe a
field I don't know what he did. Let's just be a little factual
people. Yeah, but they don't care. Well, they've got it once
they I have a theory about some of this and it's just kind of
depressing. I don't even like to necessarily bring it up a
policeman once things get this guy into the public
consciousness and it's never you can never remove it.
No. And I'm telling you that the Genesis a lot of it is the Cold
War Charlie Wilson's War The movie also helps. Yeah,
it just a good example of this I want to play which emphasizes
the bullcrap nature of this stuff. This is the clip bullcrap
never dies.
I could have known a woman
captured in an iconic photograph from the 20th century has died
Greta Freedman, only 21 years old when she was kissed by a
sailor in New York's Times Square celebrating the end of
World War Two. This photo captured in just seconds. The
sailor and the nurse were complete strangers at the time,
but reunited at the same spot. 67 years later, Greta Freedman
was 92 years old,
iconic photograph and iconic. The bullcrap
here which is noise me this is like the Syrians gassing their
own people, which was we just proven over and over again, but
it's okay. It's we're going to just be stuck with that. That
meme as though it's a fact.
So you're going to burst my bubble about this event that
took place? Well, I
don't know that why you don't know this? Okay. This was a
number of years ago with the photographer is still alive when
I think he's dead now. But there was a big stink that took place
with some feminists saying this was rape was rape, rape. And so
they made a big stink about and so the photographer came out
went public it got all over the news. It should have been erased
of the bullcrap. But didn't because we still believe Oh, we
got a quick quick shot off. This was staged. This was a staged
photo. And if I'm not completely mistaken, I could be wrong about
this part. I think it was taken the day before
I even better
but no, we still have this nonsense that this was a real
photo wasn't staged photographers, by the way stage
a lot of shots. They move bodies around that little kid on the
beach, there's no doubt about At that stage, it was moved there
and he made his arm a certain way. These are staged
photographers do this. That's how they make their money, they
get a great shot because they staged the shot. That's the
easiest way to do it. You're not catching that shot? Are you
kidding me? I think I've taken to 10 or 20,000. Maybe more
pictures. I think I've caught How
about this? How about this, just go to Instagram or the face bag.
Every photo everybody makes is staged. You know, here's, here's
this is. So I know how this works now. Because I hang out
with girls. And they're like, Oh, could you take a picture of
yeah, I'll take a picture of you. And I know I might as well
take out this rent. Oh, yeah, I might as well take 50 pictures,
because the next step is all the girls look at the photo. And if
they're not all universally satisfied with how they look, we
do it again. And we do it. And we do it again. Until they're
all happy. And we have the perfect shot. Perfectly stage.
This it's what happens all the time. But no, not a news
journalism. Of course not in photojournalism. It could never
happen.
Of course it does. So this is another example. And this this
just endless nonsense that we
it gets it gets. It gets into the lexicon and that's it.
I thought about this for a minute or two and I hit it's all
I felt thinking about it. Jana, she died. I thought what
differs? Again, when you think at the at the end of the day?
What does it really hurt that this photo was staged when you
can just sit where it's more interesting to say that it was a
lucky shot. This guy caught it. And they're there. They're
there. The guy is raping her. And okay, find out. I'll just
let his slide I don't give up.
difference at this point. Does it make
exactly, exactly makes no difference? Well, there was a
lot of anger, really. And I don't have any clips because it
was just it was discussions and it came up here and there. But,
man, Matt Lauer shocked. Oh, God, no, this is great. I gotta
tell you, I'm glad you got this because Yeah. All right. So
Matt. Yeah. I know Matt Lauer. Before he was on the Today Show.
He actually did some stuff at VH one, which no one saw cuz no one
wants VH one. So we were in the same studio and we met once or
twice. Basically, it wasn't that long, but he did some VH one
stuff. I'm sure it's out there. And we it was missing. When was
everyone we think it might have been Desert Storm. We bumped
into each other an airport, airport bar and we were
everyone's watching what was going on. And he gave it to us.
He's a nice guy, but he's just a tool. You know, the VH one VJ
Come on. No, that's worse than the X MTV VJ VH one is bad. And
for some reason, everybody expects because this was an NBC
this commander in chief for him. And Matt Lauer, you know the
sacrificial lamb no one's every everyone journalist like I'm not
going to do that screw that. I'm not going to be a part of that.
Because you cannot sit there and fact check. That's what they
want. How could you lead to a dog from lie? He lied. He lied.
Didn't didn't say jumped into you lie. You lie. That's a no,
no. The waves of
June? Is that what they sounded like to that's the interesting
thing. You nailed it. And the
format of this forum. If if anyone was going to call him on
something it would it should have. It was poor production. It
should have come from the audience members who were asking
the questions in the first place. Not Matt Lauer. His he
already had his job. His job was to set traps spring, the tweet
stuff on it. And also he knew they all the questions were
about Hillary's emails. Anything else? No, the question didn't
come from Matt Lauer. The questions came from the
audience. So they're very upset, but what they want, and I've
been following this woman, I've been watching her and now and I
had, I think I have a perfect example of what the people who
watch NBC to see pro Hillary coverage and but more
importantly, anti Trump coverage, make sure that he
point out his lies. He's nuts. He's crazy. A joy read from
MSNBC who was brought in as the Big Hero. Then here's a minute
30 example of what people want from their news organizations
when anyone from Trump is around. And this is economic
adviser David Malpass. I don't know much about him, seems a
little wishy washy, actually. And he totally let himself get
run over, as he just starts to talk. And he just brings up a
couple things, and you're going to hear how Hillary supporters
want the news to be in America. And whenever we have these, and
of course, when we have debates, they'll be asking for the same
thing. Again, it's not the task of the moderator in these
formats. If you're doing a one on one interview, yes, you can
do that. But the such is not the format. But here's what we
here's what the world wants Joy read with the Trump advisor,
if somebody gives, let's say, like Donald Trump gave $100,000
to the Clinton Foundation that then goes to buy AIDS drugs in
Africa, that is a benefit to the recipients of the AIDS drugs in
Africa. What the person who gave that money, even in the APS,
over reading of these ad for meetings was that maybe whom
Avidin would call them back. That is not pay for play. Right?
Well, it was much more than that. We're talking about $10
million, the evidence of that gigantic come,
where is the whole time with this, that is not true. Now,
that is just not true. That is not what the
press went through and did this investigation. And they found at
four meetings out of 1700 that they said the Clinton Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton had with people who were donors,
they could find zero of those meetings that came after a
solicitation for donations that came as a result, go and read
the AP story, the AP story that has been pilloried because they
attempted to find pay for play and found nothing they produce
she met with Nobel Prize Laureate she would have met with
anyway, that dumb band asked for a passport he didn't get who
might have been emailing you back is not you getting
something. It's email. It's from Aberdeen emailing you back.
So another way.
We're going to do one more comment from
a response. The Clinton campaign could have handled this very
differently by having the emails come out much. Like the
foundation, the email, laying out the
Clinton Foundation
information about what's happening. Trying to get your
cleaning, also trying to get her to have a news.
you're conflating press conferences, emails and
foundation
to stand in front of the public.
Oh my god, now that wasn't really a press conference. My
head. My head hurt, sir. That was not a that was a press
conference. That is what a press conference is. And I don't even
know what else to say. Thank you, David. Thank you, Kurt. I'm
sorry, we are out of time.
And the other guy who's is just laughing laughing the whole
time. This is what they want. They don't want people
interviewing asking questions that want people to say what and
where it's at speaking truth to power.
Yes.
I outrageous. It's that woman, by the way is the worst I've
ever seen ever. She she had some other woman on it was trying to
say something. And she did a report had just come out. The
woman was quoting the report and joy Reese just kept calling her
a liar. That's not what happened. That's a lie. That's a
lie. Get out of here. And then they cut her off. I mean, she is
apt she is worse. She is worse than Ed Schultz was when he was
at MSNBC. Yeah. And curiously, and I have a clip Schultz, I
never realized that he's just a Pro works for anybody. Now he's
at RT working for Putin. And this is the kind of thing
because there was this dis kerfluffle over Donald Trump
going on aura TV and then finding himself on our on our
tea. Yeah, which is just anybody would know what happened there.
But no one wanted to talk about it. They just thought he was
selling out to Putin. But this is the Schultz. Now Russian
Artis Ed Schultz, who appeared on the same program where Larry
King's interview with Trump was broadcast says he has no doubt
where the message is coming from.
I have an open invitation to anyone in the Clinton campaign
to go face to face with me. But of course, they will do that.
Because this is manufactured news by the Clinton campaign to
vilify Donald Trump and connect him to Vladimir Putin. And
that's their strategy to win the election. It's hurting Hillary
Clinton, which I think is even more than say,
my how quickly they change. Wow. I
mean, I was watching. First of all, she says his new show where
all he does, he's like an anchor. He's like, Shepard Smith
as a script reader. So he's just reading he's a meat puppet. So
he's reading away and he's then but every once a while,
something comes in where it gets to throw his two cents where
then and is that what did he when did it because he was
rampid rabid, anti Republican, crazy man. on MSNBC. There are
clips you can get a lot of them on YouTube there. Some of them
are hilarious. Yeah. Now he's hates Hillary because he's
working for this guy. He's just, he's just a mercenary.
Well, never knew I didn't I had no idea. I also never
underestimate the long term memory of the American
population. We don't remember that much. Whatever is all good.
There he is. So there's Donald Trump and Larry King interview
that was that that? To me, that was an incredible stretch. Oh,
oh, he's again again with Russia. He's on Russia today. Of
course, it was all by mistake. It was an accident. Yep.
It's a hard one to explain for the Trump campaign. All this
praise for Putin and participation in the Russian TV
stations interview has got an awful lot of Republicans
notice the Russian TV You stations interview instead of
saying Larry King, I mean, how despicable is it that everyone
is basically calling one of our premier interviewers in American
media, a Russian stooge, you are. Larry King drinks vodka and
wears a hat like a furry hat.
Before you play any more of that code. Let's explain a couple of
things about what Larry King is doing. Okay. Larry King some
time ago, has
moved on. He retired firstly retired and Piers Morgan came in
and he retired he retired again, and he retired but Carlos
Slim. Has this network
he owns he's still on the New York Times Carlos Slim.
I don't think so. Carlos Slim who when the richest man in the
world started I think it's called Aura TV or something like
that. It's a network of podcasts is a podcasting network destined
to fail? And it as a it's online as Andy hired Larry King to be
like the I would say, Larry King to be Larry King, Larry King.
And it's I think it's the same way Sirius FM Sirius Sirius XM,
yes.
hired to Howard Stern,
Howard Stern to show they'd have an anchor guy guy there. And
everyone knew so. So in the process, because there's really
Larry King is probably getting paid a lot of money from Carlos,
but I'm sure the thing is the operations not doing very well.
So they did a deal with Artie to run the Larry King show because
they needed content anyway, they had nothing like Larry King on
RT. So they put Larry King on our team made him kind of a
contractor. And he does promotions for him. You see him
on the hands and he's there. He's there. But this is really
something that was not done. It was never designed for Artie. It
was done as a deal. Yeah, it's just so I'm sorry. I said get
some content deal. This happens with all the time people
all the time, by the way American shows air in Russia.
Yes, that's true. But it's still
a lot of them are licensed to Russia that we have, you know,
they have their version of our shows, the game shows and things
like that. Yeah, Russia being Russia has got talent. Russia's
got talent. Yeah. Which is a show if I'm not mistaken, a very
short show. And so everybody, would everybody took this
completely out of context, because the way it was presented
to Trump I'm sure was the Larry King is doing it.
Larry Kay, Larry King, Larry King wants to talk to you. Yeah,
Larry King wants to talk to you and talk to our call and I'm not
gonna go sit in the studio, but I'll
call it and go to the store, which I thought you know, he
could have done that. But But still,
the, the idea that we are now calling Larry King a traitor,
and we're not doing that directly, but how come no one
says wait a minute. That to me is egregious? Yep. It's
a hard one to explain to the Trump campaign. All this praise
for Putin and participation in the Russian TV stations
interview has got an awful lot of Republicans have said and the
Democrats sort of in a lather with the ability to go after a
Republican presidential candidate. When the history of
US foreign policy has been that it has been the GOP that has
been toughest on Russia. And now we have a situation where
Hillary Clinton thinks that she might be able to get the high
ground. And there really was a miscue on the interview. The
Trump campaigns makes the suggestion. The campaign
spokesman says that what Donald Trump was effectively doing was
in touch with an old buddy who wanted an interview and that's
Larry King. And Larry kings does have a podcast but since 2013,
he's been working for RT, and the Trump campaign thought that
this interview was gonna go on the podcast not on TV across
America and
around him. Stop denigrating podcast douchebags,
you're gonna pug goods with podcast.
They'll give you a pug
TV across America and around the world. This satellite and cable
channel RT, Russia today as it's called around the world is in a
number of different countries and very close to the Putin
government and insists that Russian leave to the Kremlin. So
for Trump to be criticizing the US media, the free and most open
press in the world on that channel for him to be bad
mouthing two presidents for President George W. Bush for
having gone into Iraq and Barack Obama for the way in which he
withdrew on that particular broadcast network is the kind of
thing that has Republicans and Democrats in both parties
shaking their heads and the Trump campaign saying it was an
oversight. They thought it was a podcast. Larry King had been on
our team since 2013.
Really? Okay. Even the Trump campaign with a good name. Good
kid. Hey, holes, podcasts are important people. We have our
own award show. We have an award show it's really an award
winning we have an award winning shows right? Yeah, I don't know
if you saw the interview or heard it but it and I think that
some something happened 200 pieces
of well, it
ended rather abruptly. I think someone said, Boy, you know some
this is not good. We got to stop that. I had some Japanese I know
you a long time on this immigration issue. What are your
feelings about Mexican immigrants? What did you have
got about what do you feel about up this I didn't know what
happened.
We did not lose the connection wait for it. So something
happened but such as life in the big leagues.
Again, slamming the podcast format is exactly what he's
thinking of God, I got a podcast and people just hanging up on
me. That's life in the big leagues. Everybody adds me. Oh,
no. Final thing I got here, I think for politics. Gary, Gary
Johnson makes his his does his big flap. He makes his Aleppo
mistake. And for a guy who's been trying to get attention
from the media, so he got it.
I think I got a great clip that were a series of clips that came
out on that. I think I saved this one. Okay. What do you got?
Zero Gary Johnson thing on this list? ABS dipshits in Congress,
I'm reading the names in Chelsea Jones clip No, no,
sorry. I see it. Um, it just I can double check. No, I you
don't seem to have it. Okay. No problem.
Poor guy. Although really, he should be happy because this
attention, you know, using the the Trump methodology is good.
Yeah, he show you showed up everywhere. I have to click did
I have two clips. The first one is Jake Tapper. Who didn't have
Gary Johnson on the show. But he did a really interesting little
bit here, which starts with a recap of the fraca deal of the
what is Aleppo clip.
What would you do if you were elected? about Aleppo? about
Aleppo?
And what is Aleppo?
You're kidding. No. No, Aleppo is in Syria. It's the it's the
epicenter of the refugee crisis. Okay, got it. Got it.
That was Governor Gary Johnson doing his best impression of a
deer in headlights with his reaction to a perfectly
reasonable question about the crisis in Aleppo. So given that
there are children in Aleppo, who have known nothing but war
in their entire lives, maybe a presidential nominee should know
something about the epicenter of the biggest humanitarian crisis
in the world right now. So here's a little ketchup. Aleppo
is Syria's largest city. It's under constant bombardment for
most of this decade by Syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad's
forces now joined by some more planes brought to you by
Vladimir Putin. Here's a resident of Aleppo. Governor
Johnson, his name is Imran doc Nish. He's a little boy who
survived a bombing and became a symbol of the suffering there.
His brother was killed. This show brought you their story
three weeks ago, if you went online, you really couldn't miss
his image. So that was
pretty low.
That was bad. Russia today had a nice piece on this. And they but
they did one of those things which I bitch about constantly.
I've got words on the screen. We're a bunch of words on the
screen. They show that the New York Times also screwed up the
Aleppo question by saying it was worthy. The center of activity
for ISIS, and then they came back with a correction with
another edition of the paper saying no. Raka is the center of
ISIS and Aleppo is the capital and then they had to come back
with a third their drinks. Yeah, they gotta resign Damascus. Yes.
Is the capital of Syria and in Aleppo is there's just a big
city. So this is I don't know, just dumb.
Yeah. Well, not quite as dumb as Garry Johnson showing up on my
beat.
For 15 minutes.
They put them on for 15 minutes. Pretty boring interview. This is
rattled
him didn't they just go after him and joy Bay heart being the
worst? Yeah, here it is.
This is Gary Johnson on the view just a little piece because it
was you know, there was a lot going on on this, but nothing
really spectacular. I like what joy did it was funny for our
show.
You know, you heard what I said maybe in the beginning of the
show. I I know I know what Aleppo was I know what it is,
and I should not be any smarter than you because you're running
for president. Having said that, I'm sure Trump doesn't know what
Aleppo was either. But, you know, I think it's a
disqualifying statement. Right. And
fair enough. And fair enough. Yeah.
I'm gonna ask you shake it. So will you get out of the brace
now?
One of the things that you just said is so what do you what's
your plan to get us out? Because, you know, Obama came in
he didn't put us in the wars we had to go on when he got
here. Really? He didn't put us into into Syria.
Okay, so what's your plan to get us out of there?
Well, talking about Syria and Libya, we went in, we supported
regime change. And that wasn't Obama. That was Obama and
Hillary. And this was not intentional. Not intentional
now.
But how do you get us out? Well, because we got other wars that
were
Yeah. And to get out of Syria, that has to be joining hands
with Russia diplomatically to make this happen. And that isn't
to say that Obama isn't pursuing that currently. But that is the
key, in my opinion, to resolving Syria. And of course, we have
the situation right now, where Syria and the United States may
come to actual military conflict in this area. So a very complex
Kurds. Here it is. We're backing the Kurds, but the Kurds are,
you know, against Turkey, and Turkey is our ally. This is all
very, very complex, but it's, it's supporting regime change.
That is ultimately the cause for all of these conflicts. Starting
with Iraq.
Yeah. Okay. Yeah. He actually he
did brush up on on Syria, and he does know that a lot of the
issues particularly Turkey, which we will maybe talk about
later on in the show, but he you know, he goes out and he's got
all this attention, and he doesn't have a thing you know,
you need to like Zinger or something that's gonna ban
that's gonna make people remember. Oh, yeah. You know,
Gary Johnson. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Door advisors. Yes,
he said, Come on. Yes. Order of his last time around and
so are you usually I voted for him? Yeah, I voted for him last
time around, but
you know, he's a dud. He's got no worries now he's just kind of
like, stoned. It's obvious. He's just
Oh, man. Yeah. Oh, there was his video of him. Right after that.
Still the MSNBC studios and he's good guys. Hi. Um, come on. I
have standing in this area. He was totally Hi.
You would be the expert.
Totally. Hi. Yeah. Amen. I
don't smoke anymore. I don't smoke anymore. Chocolate,
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Yeah, Hillary strength. Yeah,
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there was just too many of them that I had to get some credit.
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I showing up adjourned.
Good meeting everybody. Will you send me the notes.
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man, I just saw that. I just saw another video of Hillary's
collapse in New York. She's falling backwards, John. No, I
didn't see she's fainting backwards. Like her knees are
buckling she's fainting backwards. It's
that's probably how she cracked her head if that's true, I still
think is plane wreck. But
yeah, bad man.
There's dead sis woman out Wendling theory can she needs to
take a rest?
Just it's already
resting too much. He's now let's I got a couple of things are
just that we did discuss that earlier that suppose the kind of
a debate whatever it was, oh, the
chief executive forum. I had to go to
Mandra you've Yeah, yeah. No, then yeah, whatever it was
called. With Matt Lauer.
It was called Bad journalism is what it was called. Because not
stupid.
Did you I told you the guy was coked up. I told you that you
didn't look for me to do.
The coked up thing came out in the front page of the national
of the National Enquirer? Well, I think but that
was an old story, wasn't it?
I don't know. I thought it was new. Oh, could well
maybe that because they had some story that he that someone saw I
sold coke to Matt Lauer. I thought it was a couple months
ago. Okay,
well, I don't remember it. Until I saw it just on Twitter. I've
been you know, so what? Let's, let's see what my friend David
Brooks seems to be completely befuddled by everything i has to
say about that little debate. And here's the yeah, here. I
have two clips of him. You just baffled by everything. I don't
know why they pay him.
And he looks so dumb when he when he looks baffled. You look
at who? Yeah. And
here's Brooks on debate. PBS
dates together at the same place this week. But not at the same
time at this televised forum that NBC sponsored What did you
make of it of their performance and what they had to say?
I thought they both lost. I thought America lost. Humanity
lost a little piece of my soul died. They both did poorly. I
thought she was evasive and cross and looked like she was
imperious and was angry to be challenged. She had plenty of
information, but not a lot of relatability and a lot a lot of
humanity and our vision for foreign policy. He if anything
was little worse. He is and as he is wants to do said six
ridiculous things. The admiration for Putin is of long
standing. But to me the thing that really made me think, was
his claim that in Iraq, we should have left a core of
people to take the oil. Now that is, first of all, it's
impractical. But it's also moral idiocy. I mean, maybe you're
selfish. And you think, Oh, I got some I got some guns, I
should take it. But you know, if you go through any realm of
education, which is what we try to do with people, you learn
that that's called imperialism. That's called plunder. it's
morally wrong. It ruins your credibility, the idea that a big
country is going to go out and send troops into some country to
take their resources, and then the rest of the world is going
to somehow trust us. It's just a ridiculous notion. And so he
says things that are just plainly ridiculous. But so
that's why I was so depressed.
Oh, wow. Wow, that's crazy to think that would happen. Ya
know, whenever
you go in and take their oil. In fact, the entire left used to
have stickers knowing this was going on. Then this is around
Berkeley. They're in windows everywhere. That said no blood
for oil. Yeah. Get out of Iraq. No blood for oil. Just the other
food sticker was no justice, not vengeance, justice, not vengers
No blood for oil. So now he's done.
flabbergasted, I believe. Disappointed. Sad,
is sad. And he's lost some of his soul. Yeah. So he knows
whatever was left question. Yeah, but and they're paying him
to answer that followed the question that's going to come
up, okay. He's getting paid serious money. Come on the show
day after day, day after day, which the New York Times is not
supposed to do. According to friends of mine who work there.
Let a guy do this as much as he does, but he does it. And this
is hey, they asked him a question Brooks on how wide are
the polls tightening up? Why are they tightening up? Oh, so
you mean the race is getting closer? The bands are narrowing
Trump. What's going on? What is going on?
What about this race, the polls have tightened? What do you
attribute that to?
I don't know. After the stock market drops 300 points in the
stock market analysts invent some story to go along with it.
Oh, there was a correction. And so what we tend to do in the
pole statement, is we invent the story to go back for it.
Okay, John, why don't you explain why why the poles
tighten?
Why did they tighten? Right? Well, I'm going to explain it.
My explanation for everything regarding the polls is that it's
bullshit. The whole thing is designed to get people to
advertise more. So you tighten the polls up? Yes. And you make
it look like there's a real race, we have no idea what's
going on. And those polls aren't helping.
And you think
he's gonna come up and say, Well, the main reason for the
polls tightening is because his peers at CBS is not getting
enough advertising from the Hillary camp, and so they're
gonna make it look like she's losing. I would expect that it
shows it certainly will show Donald being ahead. Because
you're gonna have to keep it that way to get the money out of
Hillary because she's not going to spend any money if she
doesn't have to,
we want to get money. So we need to tighten up the poll results.
That's how it works. Maybe we can squeeze some of the
Republicans and Trump as well.
Yeah, that would be my response.
But answer what you how you set it up. And Brooks is paid not to
disclose that, obviously. So he is being paid not to disclose
the truth about these things he may not know. But
he doesn't. He's clueless. It's ridiculous that he's on that
show. With his attitude.
I picked up a term which
maybe I just missed it. I'd never heard of these guys. But
now it's coming into play. As we're watching very closely,
what is happening in in Syria. Now with this does the Syrian
deal or the deal with between Lavrov and Kerry consists mainly
of two elements, I went through whatever is published, there's
not a lot published. One is, they're not calling it a no fly
zone. But it's a no fly zone. That's the first thing. And the
second one is supported by all these United Nations Security
Council resolutions, which is free and fair elections. So that
is, it's the same thing, except now we're adding a no fly zone.
And we'll see where that ends. But I heard McCain, he was
grilling some of the some of the chiefs, the Joint Chiefs, and
also Ash Carter, the Secretary of Defense, and he came up with
a net, he was talking about all these groups who are being
supported. And he came up with a name not really mentioning all
the different pieces of it. I don't know if I'd heard this
before, maybe but it just struck me as a name we got to keep our
eye on from now moving forward.
Now there is success on a part of an outfit called the army of
conquest, which is funded and trained and equipped, generally,
mostly by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and perhaps others,
perhaps others is Turkey, which I guess he can't say, since
Magellan, is there a NATO ally, you can do that actually
by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and perhaps others, they are
succeeding. And they have if there's Battlefield games, they
are achieving them. Are you do you have any this United States
have any relationship with that outfit? Because they are
fighting against Bashar Assad as well as ISIS?
I have to get back to you on the answer that question because the
who has that contact is something that we'd have to
discuss. separately.
That's great. Because that must be the CIA who has that contact?
Don't you think if he so he's basically saying I don't know if
it'd be the DIA. A dia could be Yeah, if it was his Yeah, it
would be dia. It's not that means he
could ask around and see if as dia but if it's CIA, they're
just not going to get anything. I mean, that sounds more like a
CIA thing to me. But
I think that's why he said, Well, I don't know who has that
contact. Yeah, please. That's
right with with the other agency, please.
So this army of conquest is a an aggregate name for a bunch of
bad dudes, including alumnus el nostre.
And USC guys are managing to to rebrand it's Unbeliev. Yes,
yeah. And I think that's President Al Qaeda. Yes,
exactly. Like, we always get in bed with these guys is
ridiculous. We're so stupid.
Well, now of course we know that it's it's us, but it's also
Qatar. It's the Saudis. And it's Turkey, even though John McCain
wouldn't say that. And I believe this was a Russia Today report
because they're having none of this. They do not like this.
This whole our industrial front, which I think you're right is
going to it may become the army of conquest as a permanent
rebranding. And these are the same guys who change uniforms to
look like an FSA, so they wouldn't bet wouldn't get killed
or wouldn't be recognized when Turkey came in. And that
FSA, some, you know, they
change the FSA. FSA. Yeah, yeah. They changed an FSA. You know,
the Free Syrian Hussein, right? Yeah. Free Syrian Army. Right.
And anyway, yeah, RT report
terror group al Nusrah. operating in Syria is getting
daily supplies from Turkey. That's according to the Russian
and General Staff.
Flow of trucks carrying weapons and ammunition from Turkey
continues with border crossings reported on a daily basis.
How is Turkey supplying the terrorists?
Well, as you heard their letter just earlier from the General
Staff, there's a constant flow of manpower weapons and
ammunition allegedly across the Turkish Syrian border and how
this helps the or rather hinders the situation there. We heard
reports from the Russian military just a few weeks ago,
about how many terrorists it had eliminated about how much how
many weapons and command bunkers it had destroyed as long as
there's that constant flow of weapons, any sort of airstrikes
are effectively a futile exercise
where you go Oh,
that is the real problem. Now the army of conquest in the new
day the new guys to look at I liked the name. I think it's a
good name.
It's a better name than as an English
Yes. Better than Al Nasser, for sure.
You know, nostrud Sounds like a comedy act.
And now I don't know sir and the deplorables
some like that.
All right. Well, Chelsea we you talked about the view which is
your beat. I don't I'm surprised you blew this one. Chelsea was
on. And I believe listen to Chelsea interspecies. She's
picked up Hillary's cadences. And she seems to me Chelsea
Clinton seems to me to be like a Stepford wife. I think she's,
something's wrong with this is mind controlled.
I think MK Ultra is but she they keep her drugged up or something
because when she talks, she talks like this like with no
soul and kind of curious and so here she is talking about why
she you know, did she doesn't understand why people criticize
her mom. And it doesn't make sense to her. And well let's
play this Chelsea on the view
today on The View. Chelsea Clinton asked why many voters
see her mother as untrustworthy as a daughter they feel when you
hear that? What doesn't
make sense to me God forbid anything were to happen to mark
and me my mother would take care of my children when there's no
greater love
think she's on on e and love man?
The way the way it ends I have an ISO you can play it. But the
way it ends is love. And then she and she says that with this
kind of breathless, slow motion. Just the manner it's this is
like creepy. It's totally creepy.
When does it make sense to me? God forbid anything were to
happen to mark and me my mother would take care of my children
when there's no greater love, love.
You stepped on it? Oh, I
did not.
You did. And when people hear that, that what does
it make sense to me? God forbid anything were to happen to mark
and me my mother would take care of my children when there's no
greater grace. Love than that. Now,
it's easy, man. It's II.
It sounds like a natural mentioned. And I've seen people
that talk like that because they're wasted. Now the thing
is, the question was, what do you think of your mom getting
badgered by all these, you know, these bad actors and mean
people? And she says, Well, my mom's going to take care of the
kids. If heaven forbid, anything's happens to me and my
husband or whatever his name was Mark, because she'll take care
of the kids would there's no better trust No, no better
evidence of trust than and trust and love love than that. And God
is was stepping on her. And I'm like this not to answering the
question. Oh, it's like what do you think? Why? How do you feel
about your mom being badgered by these people? Not what you would
hope that if something happens to you, your mom's gonna take
care of the kids and not beat him up or whatever. Because you
trust her and just just like completely the wrong answer to
the question that wasn't asked somebody believable, in a way
with this. It's kind of
the same type of answer she gave. Well, it was also the
piece that's, you know, the CNN puff piece which was unfinished
business, the essential Hillary Clinton they didn't want about
Trump as well. And she was in the old time talking about her
mom and, and even listening to her like, Hillary actually
sounds like a nice mom's like she cares what she made. I'm
sure she did a nice mom. But that's all she can think about.
She's I don't think Chelsea was prepared to think about anything
else. That's her mission. Her mission is to
make a lot of family pics.
You haven't seen the picture of of Chelsea and Webster Hubbell.
That's a family pic.
Very funny. Yeah. I have a family.
I have one. I have one little just quickie. Okay, quickie Bill
Clinton, who is off the rails. It's one thing to say half of
Donald Trump's support is what
I was gonna do. This is exactly the same bit I was going to do,
but I want to hear how you handle it.
Why don't you do it? I didn't. I wasn't no, no, no.
I wasn't a bit. I was just I almost didn't want to play the
clip. But then you brought in Chelsea, let's listen to Bill.
He's saying dumb stuff, too. We all know
how her opponents done real well down in West Virginia and
eastern Kentucky. A sniff
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Interesting. You bring that up. He doesn't look
like he has a cold and I'm pretty sure bill doesn't do the
powder anymore because he would die. But yeah, it was kind of
done real well down. And
maybe that's pretty funny for opponents
done real well down in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky.
Because the cold people don't like any of us anymore. They all
voted for me. I won twice. And I did well. And they blame the
President when the sun doesn't come up in the morning.
He refers to West Virginians as the coal people. Like they're
like their Mole People the coal,
okay, you get borderlinx Tip of the day again?
Well as the first official
what I was going to talk to you and I noticed I don't have a
clip of what I was going to discuss but the Clinton
Foundation released a photo Oh, just I guess to humiliate Trump
of Trump Palin around on the golf course somewhere with with
Bill and they both Bill and Trump have girls on their arm.
Trump has got some Playboy Bunny. She's got a Playboy
bunny. Alicia got the logo on her chest. And she's a she's a
pretty girl. But Bill has got some knockout brunette, and he's
got his arm around her. I'm thinking and this is played up.
I think maybe this is in the ABC report. This play this report.
This is ABC this the odd Trump piece that's got all kinds of
mixed messages. I think, again, ABC I believe to be pro Trump. I
they sound anti Trump, but I believe there's a lot of pro
Trump kind of subconscious messaging going on. He said he
was unsure.
Do you accept that President Obama was born in the United
States? I really don't know. But now he refuses to discuss the
issue at all. I don't talk about it anymore. And amidst the
vitriolic attacks between Trump and Clinton, the Clinton Library
has released new photos from a much chummy or time. Trump
palling around with the man he now calls a predator.
All right, John Carter with his live again tonight. And John,
you'll remember earlier this week, I sat down with Donald
Trump. We talked about his health and Hillary Clinton's
health and we asked him if he'd released more. Here's what he
said. You're 70 She's 68. Do you think the American people
deserve to know more about both of you and your ideas? But I
would love
to give specifics, as far as I'm concerned that if she wants to
do it, I'll do it. 100%. First, I might do that. I'd like to now
that you ask I think I will do they will?
Yeah. All right. John, did the political team check back in
with the Trump campaign tonight?
We asked directly if they were going to release or when they
were going to release those full health records. No word yet. The
Trump Trump is doing an interview on the Dr. Oz health
show and promising to reveal his personal health regimen.
Obviously, David, not the same thing. All right. John Carr with
us again tonight, John. Thanks.
Wow. Wow, this
is a little plug in there for Dr. Oz. Yeah, it's ABC
airs on ABC affiliates.
Make sense? So they're gonna plug that they showed the photo
that I described, which is with the two guys the two dudes who
douchebags into two chicks, with cleaning with a smile on his
face and his arm around his baby. And I just thought it was
a negative. I thought it was it was a night it was this show
nothing about Trump. It was younger picture of him. You
don't know what the deal was. But it it reinforced the notion
that that bill is a douchebag. Yeah, and a womanizer. For some
reason as opposed to Trump. It didn't give you that in Fresh
I wouldn't they bring that out? Why would they? Why would the
foundation release? That's
the question, I wonder, because the picture is not a flattering
picture for either the two guys, but especially Bill who has an
image problem. So I have no idea why ABC showed it. That's very
odd. Yeah, there's
something going on very odd.
Oh, the other shoe dropped over in Euro lands.
You don't want me the other shoe shows to Hillary has no shoes.
It no she was for her. This is regarding the tax situation with
Apple. Yes, that was the backdrop to this, which have now
just been released in the past week, the final European ATA
directive, which stands for anti tax avoidance directive. And as
you recall, we were talking about the differences in
specific types of taxation, which Apple takes advantage of
not so much Ireland, but the Netherlands, the Netherlands.
And I was mistaken. I thought it was 00 tax on royalties on
creative royalties and r&d royalties. Turns out it's 5%. So
I was wrong about that. And so Apple, I'm sorry, pittance, it's
a pittance. And so what Apple does is they say, okay, the
intellectual property that we have, we have royalties over
that which come from the sales of our products. So that
portion, which you can almost make up yourself, they they
spend a lot on r&d, that is going to be under this 5% tax
ruling. Now, in the new directive, the anti tax
avoidance directive, this is discussed specifically and
specifically in regard to the Netherlands as there's a
specific clause in here that says all countries now must
adhere to a new across the board tax for royalties, interest. So
if you pay interest, or if you receive interest, there will
also be the taxation on that, across the board, including the
Netherlands will now be 10%, which is still a pittance. But
it completely ruins the Netherlands advantage. They had
this tremendous advantage for all these royalties. And now
that is just overnight going away. And then they don't quite
know it yet. But they're screwed now. Because that doesn't
matter. You can be in the Netherlands, you'd be anywhere
you want. Yeah, ha, right. So this was all set up. I mean,
this isn't, you know, it's obvious what was going on here.
We'll get Apple will make some noise about it. And then up,
there it is. Here's the new anti tax avoidance directive
that I set up. And it has anything to do with the
relationship to Russia.
Well, I think it has to do with the with the No, no, I don't
think so. Okay, no, no, I think it's just in general. Look, the
people who are running this and it has, as far as I know, has
been women who run the anti competition office, though I
there was one guy I'm sorry, the previous there was a guy there
briefly. That you know, I think that just, they're insane, that
just power hungry. They just do whatever they can do. You don't
really have a lot of power in the European Parliament or in in
the whole system unless you're at one of these particular
posts. Right. You have an over too much power
now. Wait, I think there was a message to Vladimir Putin
specifically as his his favorite limo driver who drives his his
armored vehicle was killed in an accident. Yeah, sounds good. It
sounds a lot like Mike morale. It's it Oh, no, we liked it. We
should be killing Russians. Don't brag about it or just you
know, obviously killing Russians. Maybe it's a message
to Vladimir. I
don't know. It was a strange if you saw the tape is very odd.
I saw it. Yes. Very odd. These
guys are barreling along and one of the SUVs that I guess they
drive by Putin around in secure situations. And just as he just
some car against a Mercedes. Yeah, jumped the barrier jumped
a lane into the oncoming traffic. Right at the moment
that car was coming by almost as though as remote controlled.
Yeah, well, it wasn't like you know, the guy was crossed the
lanes and was staggering all over the place. No, it was like
instant. If anyone remembers the first episode, I think was the
first episode maybe in the second. I think it was the first
episode of Rubicon where the guy goes into the train and the
train crosses over and smashed his head on into the other
train. It was just like that
was very fishy. Yes.
And then Mike morale, of course has helped and things by making
these sorts of comments. Yeah,
I was gonna play the clip, but he only says that we should kill
Russians and he's talking about what he wants to do, but to
Bashar Al Assad so doesn't really count towards doing this
to Vladimir Putin, but I think you could add it in there.
You could add that well, maybe with little editing, yeah. Ah,
okay, I got one here now. Yeah, definitely. You and did you at
all discuss the oil markets? What's happening now with
Horowitz because of course we have oil prices slightly
fluctuating,
not to any new extent. Okay.
So oil prices have been going up and down and as you already
said, Saudi Arabia says, Oh, we're not going to cut
production Iran is saying, Oh, we're full blown or we're
pumping it out. We full steam ahead. And I believe the one of
the Texas shale oil companies was just acquired by French by
total oil. Cuz it's out of business, this shale oil cannot
compete with that price. Right. So this is a, in a way, of
course, an indirect attack on the United States oil and gas
industry. But I caught this on CNBC Europe. And if you want to
know why these things happen, well, actually, he'll just this
is a trader, this is a an oil trader from Citi, Citi Group.
And he made it very clear.
Well, I'm going to join the rest of the market and remaining
extremely skeptical that we're going to see anything actually
in terms of change to fundamental s&d, where they're
going to see any barrels actually taken off the market as
a result of the Algiers meeting. This agreement it's totally
devoid of details, it's not a coincidence that both countries
are producing basically record levels right now. So a freeze
wouldn't be that big a stretch, but I think that given how well
the oil price responds to every single murmur or rumor about a
looming agreement, why not go ahead and have another meeting
it works very well.
Meeting was just another volatility down up and up and
down we can make some money that's right hey, have another
meeting is great good but we have discussed
that possibility just trading you know, he's like, What did
you know let's get some futures have a meeting say we're gonna
cut production that's the price go up. It's that easy. Then sell
Yeah. And then go short. Sale short. It's not going up. We're
gonna pump more Yeah. And they go up and then you can make all
your money to hell with the oil. He just made your money on the
market would think going up and down? Absolutely. Yeah.
Controlling it just scalping
the ups and the downs. It's easy. Here is
this the Trump Putin pence, scary clip from democracy now
because it just they they're beside themselves figuring out
what the hell's going on.
Donald Trump's campaign has doubled down on the Republican
presidential candidate support for Vladimir Putin. On Thursday.
Trump's running mate Governor Mike Pence echoed Trump's
comment that the Russian president is doing a better job
than his counterpart President Barack Obama. Pence was speaking
with CNN Stannah bash,
I think I think it's in arguable that Vladimir Putin has been a
stronger leader in his country than Barack Obama has been in
this country. And that's going to change the day that Donald
Trump becomes president of the United States of America.
Hence, his comments follow similar remarks made by Trump at
a National Security Forum on Wednesday night, speaking from
North Carolina Democratic presidential candidate Hillary
Clinton called those remarks scary. Ooh, scary. Scary.
Scary. Scary.
Do you have anything on the on the American Indians? And yes, I
do. pipelines. Yeah.
Okay. And I want to mention that I did make the claim that they
were putting the pipeline into the water. You said if they
weren't,
I said, I said, I'm not sure. Maybe it was wrong. You were? I
know I'm wrong. Now. Yes.
This is the pipe. This is actually I have to say the
network news is finally picked it up. They all have short
stories. PBS did a long piece on it. And it's getting to be now
it's national news. Even though it began in April. Yeah. That's
not national news. And the date that they answered this question
I thought was pretty interesting. This is the
pipeline on PBS with the guy there. They actually sent
somebody there, one of the reporters for the News Hour, and
he answered a question from deja dand, a little recorder. And by
the way, I haven't looked into this too much. But there is a
donor, a regular donor on the show. On the list of joy gates
for the big list at the beginning of the show of the
day's yard, Dan slash something investment for
her parents or bar
is it's an unusual name. And she's an unusual reporter. She's
not normal. She's not the normal type of person you'd see on TV.
That's a very kind way of saying it. Yeah.
Well, you know, she seems sweet. But I don't think she's that
good. But she's asking questions of this guy who is out and she
has a
great personality.
William, specifically, what is the tribes complaint?
The principal argument that the Standing Rock tribe has is that
the construction of this pipeline is going to do one it's
going to destroy a lot of very, very important cultural sites to
them. burial grounds historic meeting places for the Are
people. And number two that the pipeline which although it is
not going to go through tribal lands, it is just a short
distance away, the pipeline will go underneath the river. And
many people are concerned that if a pipeline that's carrying
hundreds of 1000s of gallons of oil goes underneath the river,
that there could be some sort of a rupture. And if that happens
that might spill oil into their primary source of drinking
water. And so that's been the main concern that the
construction of the pipeline is going to destroy lands that are
very, very important to them, and that the potential for
contamination is enormous.
This would be a very significant pipeline carrying about half of
current Bakken oil production. How's the industry responding?
The company that's building the pipeline has argued all along
that they followed all the rules, they filled out the right
permits, they got all the right permissions. They did the proper
surveys, and that they broken no laws whatsoever. In fact, that's
not really been the allegation. Thus far. The tribes main
concern has been with the Army Corps of Engineers who granted
one of the main permits for the pipeline to go in. And the Corps
says to that they did all the proper consultations. But the
oil company argues also that they think this is an important
economic engine for the area. They said there will be jobs and
construction of the pipeline jobs and maintaining the
pipeline. And that they say, Look, we still live in an oil
based society and if oil needs to get from the Bakken oil
fields to market, this pipeline is the is the delivery device
for that.
The Army Corps of Engineers, which has been do write it ever
since the Hurricane Katrina has something to do with this and as
a government operation. I don't understand this is a big hassle
for everybody. I don't understand why they can't
reroute the thing. Well, I
have a number of emails from producers who live in the area
and some have actually worked on some things so I am keeping them
anonymous. In my work, I surveyed land within miles of
the protests in north of the Cannonball River in addition to
1000s of acres of land throughout the western portion
of North Dakota. From experience I can say that identifying
burial Cairns, Karen's car in us, Karen's burial Cairns, and
stone and stone effigies two types of sites at Standing Rock
Sioux say have been destroyed can be a subjective process.
Tribal Consultation is a crucial part of Section One of the
section 106 process. We just heard about that. Because the
because they ultimately have the final say over what is sacred
and what is not. If a tribe member says that a stone
alignment is a buffalo effigy as a white man from Pennsylvania, I
have no standing to dispute them. There were days where
myself and my co workers would spend hours in the field mapping
arrangements of stones to see if anything aligned to make a stone
circle, a cannon or other recognizable shapes. Some were
easy to identify others much less. So again, I have no
standing to dispute the claims being made by the Standing Rock
Sioux, but I think it is highly unlikely that the destroyed
sites were purposely ignored. The lack of proper trial tribal
consultation is a much more probable cause.
Now the question is why?
And are they being riled up? And what what is? What is what them?
What else a
lot of just the anti oil thing. Although I wouldn't really want
to be anywhere near a pipeline with Bakken crude in it. That's
the stuff that blows up the tank cars. It's got a it's got a lot
of volatiles in it. It's very light and explosive. So
we've had several derailments up in Canada Navia. And
if this one of these things cut loose and never understood the
flame, it would be a real nightmare now has
has the President I believe the President said Please, he
requested a voluntary pause while things are being worked
out.
Yeah. Yeah, I
think the evil was the president was the government. And now
they've had to declare the National Guard has to come in,
according to the governor of North Dakota, called the
National Guard to come in and make sure that the laws are
being enforced. And I don't know whose side he's on. He doesn't
seem like he's on to be honest about doesn't seem like he's on
the Indian side. It doesn't look like the type of say one of us
would agree guy like a Jack Daniels. Fine guy. firewater.
I'm gonna send you this link. Man. I've just want you to take
a look at this. You see the link in Skype. Just want to take a
look at that Hillary video. It's 20 seconds. You got to see
again, you haven't lived until you've seen that.
This is haven't lived the touching Hillary fall over?
Well, he's seriously is gonna see a lot of that ticket Hillary
being dragged to Van I think there's the one I saw. Maybe it
is it's Phil. Oh,
well, look at how she's falling. Her knees are buckling and she's
falling backwards. I just put it in the chat room as well.
I can take a look. Yeah, this is the one I saw. Okay, but look,
she's
burned. She's buckling backwards. Yeah, she is. Yeah,
I'd say
Oh, not good.
Oh, now and she goes
well, l-dopa
I don't know if I can't recall. I certainly couldn't find a clip
of this. And I don't know if we discussed it or what happened,
but it cropped up again. Just because I played that jingle
reminds me at this point, does it make the ISO about Benghazi?
Did we talk ever about Admiral James Lyons? retired Admiral
James Lyons? No. So he was a four star Admiral, and now he
has some standing. And if you recall, what what our thesis
always was what you heard partially from Tony the
terrorist when I when he was driving me, you know, to the
airport in San Francisco. You remember Tony the terrorist, he
was a girl. Yeah, great resource. And he was the one
that clued us into Haman is supposed to be a kidnapping, and
it went wrong. And we ran with that. And there was no way to
dispute that thesis that this was meant possibly as an October
surprise to help President Obama in his reelection, and the
timing was perfect for it.
And we had to remember that people would say, well, what's
the point he kicked ass with the polls show the neck and neck?
Exactly. The polls are accurate and shows showed the truth is
probably the event in Benghazi would have never happened based
on our thesis.
And when you look at all the interference and the delays, and
not even a standout standout, not even F 16 flying over with
afterburners, which apparently does get people to pay
attention. Oh, yeah. Full afterburner. And I guess Lyons
talked about this early on, and it cropped up again, in an
interview and I just want to play this little short bit of
what his assessment was of the situation. Obviously.
It was an operation that went terribly wrong. If I had to
speculate, I would say that Ambassador Stevens was to be
kidnapped and held hostage in exchange for the release of the
mind shake. But the operation has screwed up. I have a
confidential FBI informant who has confirmed for me my
speculation. Who has told me that was the plan.
Oh, there you go. Well, that's close to our thing.
Now the wide the blind shake. What do you think the the
thinking is behind that? Do we really care about this guy? Is
he an important guy?
Well, we'll just be an easy symbolic is symbolic guy.
But it makes no sense. Oh, October surprise. I
think his story's half wrong. Yeah, I think that's all the
whole thing is the cover story. Yeah, I
think you're right.
Cuz it makes no sense as an October surprise, if we're going
to exchange prisoners, no, unless I was going to be quietly
you know, no, I don't know. I just thought it was interesting.
Stand downs and all the rest of them. They looked into the
during the hearings, it seems to me that that was a cover story
that was passed along to this guy, and he repeated it died.
Other than that, I you know, I still think by me, we still I
think we agree on this, that, you know, the thing was screwed
up because the CIA was doing a simultaneous operation, drawing
attention to itself because it had some guns to exchange or
pick up or remove or do something, and the whole thing
got fouled up. And I think which is why I think the CIA partially
responsible for the death of the guy. And yeah, why they support
Hillary. I mean, there's got to be some reason I have yet to
figure out why the see and there was a funny story that came out
this week that got no coverage. It got a little coverage in the
right wing press, and then they disappeared from the mainstream,
which was that Trump because Hillary's bragging about she's
got this general in that general rootin for there on his her
side, Trump came out and found 88 generals and admirals to
support him. And so there's some photo ops and the generals are
happy to
do it and who were they I missed all of this so Oh yeah,
well, you can look it up there's just there's just ADA but the
left wing guys came out with said 88 Romney had 1500 Okay, it
was like Oh, only 88 I mean, not comparing it to what cleanse got
her 25 guys or whatever it is. But it's right compared to
Romney suppose that 1500 flag officers or whatever they call
them, and this story came out with the ADA guys and just I've
never seen anything disappear so quick. It just poof
just poof interesting. I do I didn't I didn't catch it at all.
Yeah, you just because you blinked. Huh. So we have Blinky
going on. Here is the up to date Afghan report Afghan up to date.
Okay himself
in the crowd of helpers. Helps rather first remote control bomb
went off. Then as helped arrived for the wounded, a suicide
bomber dressed in an Afghan army uniform, detonated himself in
the crowd of helpers, at least 35 people were killed, including
an army general and three senior police officers, more than 90
and alarmed it from the Taliban aren't the only threat in
Afghanistan,
of the 60 designated terrorist organizations that the EU has us
as identified 10 of them reside in this region. So our presence
here enables us to keep pressure on those organizations and
prevent another 911.
minute, let me hear that again. Oh, hold on a second, I was one
of our experts
to terrorist organizations, that the EU has us as identified 10
of them reside in this region. So our presence here enables us
to keep pressure on those organizations and prevent
another 911
al Qaeda and the Islamic State,
MAN Yeah, it is super bullcrap. Where does it all come from?
It's just out of out of ideas, man. And it'd be fun to watch. I
think all three networks are doing 911 As it happened. So
that started at, you know that the actual time. So the, you
know, they're playing back things in real time, which is
always fun to relive a shitty day like that. Let's see around
5:20pm. Let's see if we have with the BBC. And everyone's
saying, oh, building seven just clap wallets in the shot behind
them. Clearly not collapsed. They
won't I don't think that's going to be shown.
I'd like to know if it's 911 As it happened, that would be
interesting to see. Yeah,
that's exactly what happened. I think I remember watching that.
Meanwhile, I think it has a lot to do with the world leadership.
And we have a Jones Clip of the Day on the world scene as he's a
little just a little clip. I don't want to over promote the
sheet guy but
always always good. It's come out in Europe where the top
politicians and leaders have like, basements for toddlers
they torture for months and rape and kill I mean, you're like,
What in the world? Are you? That's your rose thinks they're
crazy. I tell you oh my god for 25 years. They've been growing
babies and cows. Yeah.
In Europe. In Europe. Bastard. He's so good. So I got a couple
of these clips from me. I only have that one for this show. But
it's good. He's gone off the deep end week because now Mad
Cow Mad Cow mad cow has started excoriating him on her show. Oh,
that's
what he loves. He's getting he loves the mainstream promotion.
And so he is going after her because she she she clips
supposedly clicks clip stuff out of context, when there's really
not much of a context with that's her whole show. Is that
Yeah. And so is it from what I can tell this is going to be
funnier than his feud with Glenn Beck. Now that'll be good, which
I think is ended
and yeah. Although near there's a new secret weapon in the Glenn
Beck camp. Which and I we've talked about it that Tommy girl
spelled tlmi the blog. I she's an idiot. I know. But she's
getting old. No, me neither. But she's getting a lot of
attraction. And all the millennials are watching her.
And even if they that idea, where did I get that idea? From
your millennials? Yeah, no. Yeah, really? That's what that's
where I first heard about her. They don't like most of them
don't like her but they have to watch for some reason. She's,
she's 24 and she's got the whole look. And she and she's, you
know, she's animated. And now they are watching her this. You
know, she has videos that are going viral. We have
to start watching her more than because she says some of the
stupidest stuff I've ever heard.
And I don't like the way she gave me freakiness and freaking
that I don't like that at all. I like I like cursing but no curse
and I just don't have frickin this freaking as I don't like
that
was like an old NBC
cop show. Hill Street Blues
Wow AC use freakin all the time
you remember Hill Street Blues was groundbreaking television
because Shaw I suppose saw the guy's wits? Yes. little piece of
gum member you will see what's his name? superweeds
CIPA which is the tough cop? Yeah, with the round head. Yeah,
June little piece of gum. Right.
And then and then you see his ass. They had a shot of his
shot. Oh my goodness. We saw his ass on television. Oh, that was
big. That was big news. That is
so big.
Hill Street Blues guy. Anything else before we take a break?
Before we take a break? I think maybe one thing. Let's see I get
to do the North Korea stuff. Next
was in whiteboards and Hillary blues. It was NYPD Blue. I think
it was not Hillary blues, I think was NYPD
Blue Chip or what does that what somebody said? Yeah. I think
sipper which was on hills rebuild America be wrong. I
don't know. Well, we'll look it up and so on because it's so
important. We'll we'll straighten this out.
We're being fact checked on the fly.
Blah, blah blah. I think we can Well no, we can do one more
thing here. That's just me to condemn the go back to the PVS
with the Brooks Sheila's and Brooks, the famous or right
wing. I guess she was a grand see or she were a lot of books
and she's very famous amongst in the community of right wingers.
Phyllis Schlafly died. Okay, when Schlafly was a huge
influence, but but so they decided to a little tribute to
her trying to do their own thing which proves to me that that
David Brooks has nothing he has no, he has no conservative in
any way he's gonna
be. He's gonna be your pet peeve of the day pretty soon if he
keeps. Yeah, so let's
play the little tribute to her and then I'll tell you what, the
most important thing she ever did and up and then I'll tell
you that I'm baffled that they left it out
this week of someone who was an icon in the conservative
movement Phyllis Schlafly 92 years old. She left an important
mark, didn't she?
Yeah, she came of age and personified the era when the
cultural war and the sexual revolution issues rose up and
dominated American politics, whether it was issues of gay
rights or gay marriage or abortion. And she sort of
exemplified that and created a new right that really fueled the
Republican Party. I happen to think she passes at a time when
the culture those culture wars, sexual revolution issues are
fading from the scene, and the coming generation has basically
settled them and not necessarily in the Phyllis Schlafly
direction.
MARK SHIELDS in 10 seconds a word about Phyllis Schlafly.
Well, she I mean, it's Phyllis Schlafly was that and she was
more she almost became a political kingmaker. I mean, her
endorsement, her support was sought eagerly and coveted by by
leading Republican presidential candidates, and she had an
enormous influence.
Mark shales, thank you very much. David Brooks, have a great
weekend. I
do need to explain a spin into got some splainin to
do if you had actually asked Phyllis Schlafly, what her claim
to fame was, and if you knew if you knew anything about her, and
if you knew anything about politics, like these two guys
are supposed to Phyllis Schlafly single handedly stopped in its
tracks, which people don't want to admit this is even what I'm
gonna say is even what the Equal Rights Amendment. That's her
claim to fame, and she was a Democrat. The Democrat know that
decode right, so no, she,
she she was a Democrat. No, no, no, she
was a Republican. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. I mean, they I think they
they didn't know that much. They both, you know, said this was a
conservative Republican, but she went to her major thing that she
did, and people don't want to talk. My wife always likes to
bring this up. She says, oh, yeah, ask them why the Equal
Rights Amendment hasn't been passed, because it was a it was
a, it was an amendment to the Constitution, that she single
handedly stopped with her with their, with their debates from
state to state the state about why what this means for women,
because it turns out that way she saw it. And I think it could
be argued that the Equal Rights Amendment was not going to
benefit women at all. In fact, just the opposite was true. And
she made that argument so beautifully, that the thing
dropped dead and people kind of think there's an equal rights
amendment in play. But it's not it's no equal rights amendment
at all. It's not there. It doesn't exist
at this wasn't this was never ratified the Equal Rights
Amendment. Yeah.
And what was it are a as it was called, the one average
I'm curious now what and maybe I just have to research what was
the why would the equal rights amendment be bad for women?
You have to go listen to her talk.
I asked Mimi, maybe, maybe you can probably tell us they had
a lot lot of stuff about, you know, women should she didn't
believe women should be serving in the military. She didn't
believe that women should be judged with on an equal basis
with men, she actually felt that the that giving women equal
rights was she she believed that women had Uber right. She said
that, you know, when you judge a woman in terms of what she can
lift to become a cop should be different than what it is for a
man you should be able to take. And and this is this is the way
I see I could be off on this. But my thing is the following.
Women have a disadvantage in certain situations because
they're not framed the same as men. And so they should be that
should be taken into account. The Equal Rights Amendment does
not take that into account. It eliminates the difference. Okay,
and she believed that this would hurt the cause of women. And she
was convincing and never went through.
Yeah, I'm just looking around and seems the military draft has
mentioned if the draft overturn the amendment would mean that
women had to be subjected to it. supporters have the right to
abortion Supreme Court recently pretended to find in the
Constitution we use the equal rights of men to strengthen
their case. Okay. Makes sense. Hmm. So she was, in a way a hero
for women. Well, yeah. What am I thinking? I'm so I'm so
sorry. for X. Diva items. I
don't know where that came from. It wasn't. It was. It's right
above the one I meant to price.
I'm gonna show much all right. But Joe needs to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be
fun. Sorry, we
have a few people to thank mostly not as much as I'd like.
But we do have a lot of 52 donors. This was good. Because
we had this thing in the newsletter. I said, Okay, you
think that there's 911 Coming up on the show's 50th anniversary,
you think it was bullcrap the 911 official story was correct,
or incorrect. And so we have I don't, you can probably count
them to starting number third line 13. And we go to go down to
line 38. So we have about 2025 said, it's bullcrap. This little
small number, and two said it was accurate. And I'll start
with the two the 250 $1 contributors. There's only two
we're less than 10%. Evelyn Roode. in Lake Forest,
California says she loves the show and didn't think it was
fishy. The 911 thing so she's all in and Michael Doherty in
Chicago, and he says he said the fire that keeps me moving to
complements the show, but he didn't think anything was wrong
with any of the 911 stuff. But let's start with the top donors
which is Michael Reed in Hancock, Maryland. And he's on
the birthday list, Joshua Thibodeau. Thibodeau and Dayton,
Texas. 10101. He has been too long since his last donation.
You could put some karma at the end for him. Anonymous in
Montevideo, Montevideo, or a Gay Ice $100 He said he'd like to be
known as that Sir Alex the farmer. He is now a knight. Ah,
anonymous night from Uruguay. Perfect way to be anonymous if
you there but okay. And then they have great meet at Van
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Well, yeah, it was pretty good. It's hairpin
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Sean coffee in anandam. Now we got the 52 donors. This is the
52 donations Sean coffee starts off Happy Birthday Adam so I
think this is the 52 for last week. Last show. So that won't
count drops the count down a little bit. But here's the
people who said yes to the 911 being fishy.
Well, we already know we had known knows because there's no
there's no 59 which was the which was the other No,
no, you didn't read the whole thing. That was the noes are 51.
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in the USA somewhere. Justin Raleigh Rollins in Parts Unknown
Kevin McLaughlin Parts Unknown. James Zookal in Beverly Hills,
California Ellen bows in Langley British Columbia Regan Marshall
in Burwood, Victoria, Australia, Richard Futter in London,
England, Keith Gibson in Holly Springs, North Carolina. Sir
Patrick Coble in Fairview, Tennessee. What is he says I was
in boot camp. This Dan had changed my life forever after
two long tours to Ramadi, Iraq, I thank y'all for
Thank you. We thank you for your heard or as well we do
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South Ogden, Utah Sir John Martinez and Gilroy, California
Joey Redmond in Los Angeles, California Matthew Cosgrove, in
Lang's Burg Michigan, Melissa Hodges, Oklahoma City, John
Knowles, Murphy's borough Tennessee. There was COBOL the
two guys to get together. Patrick Patricia Where is sir
Dame Patricia Worthington, who get it in Miami? Jennifer
chuckle at Chick in Calgary. She says 911 happened when I was 17.
And the official story never sat right with me. Colton Robinson
in Fresno, California. Daniel says sands sands in Spring,
Texas. He says I'm a douchebag for not donating soon sooner.
Okay. Matthew Lauer lower, lower, lower, I think in
Milwaukee. Josh Mandel in Greenville, South Carolina,
Jonathan cerco. in Saskatoon, Joseph Castine in McDonough,
Georgia. And you went to karma for one who died in 911, which
we'll put at the end. And then we have Evelyn root and Michael
Doherty is only 250 $1 donors that thought that thing was
fine. And that's the end of our poll. Pretty lame. I'd say yeah.
Wow. What are you gonna do? Everyone seems to think it's
fishy. Most people do most people Yeah. So let's name and
location people. These are $50 donors to wrap this up. Albery,
Texas, we got David Pete drew mo Chak and El Cerrito, California
right down the street from me, Patrick Goseck. In Parts Unknown
Brian Matthews in Balbriggan, Dublin, Ireland, Aaron Holland
in Anchorage, Alaska, Jesse Nolan in Arlington, Texas. Chase
Jason Brockman in Hamilton, Ohio, Richard Gardner Parts
Unknown Michael Vick Lund in Sweden, Kyle Meyer in Atlanta,
Georgia. And last but not least, are Mark Tanner and that
concludes our group of well wishers and producers for show
758 59 Yes,
two mentions here first of all, kilo Bravo three Zulu Yanko
Yankee uniform, one of our smaller donors, I donated $4.20
via Pay Pal since you turned a what this is but something about
the newsletter, we all need to be reminded of that. Okay, so he
would just why did I put that in there? I don't know. Sorry, B 12
moment. Okay. The other thing I do need to mention, PR mentioned
our friend in Syria sub seven zero who gives us a lot of
information. He is also a form of a dude named Ben he's created
an RSS feed of the show with in the Opus format Are you familiar
with Opus,
I will go personal magnum opus, it is a it's a it's a
compression is one I got Opus One to whine
it's apparently a compression format. And it's he's been he's
taking our normal show file. We talked about it and people just
do this. I love it. He'd take our normal show file, which is
anywhere from 120 to 150 megabytes. And we're at what I
consider to be the smallest bit rate possible to still sound
decent. And with today's ad in general, today's bandwidth is
not a problem. But there are lots of people who still have
issues and caps etc. So he's taking these files and with this
opus compresses them down to 20 megabytes and it doesn't sound
bad.
It's really I have to look into this. Yeah, it's
ITM dot I am slash Opus. And that will take you to the to the
feed page you can subscribe from there it's the voices are a
little It messes the mix up somehow and the voices are
little above the music and effects. But still it's it's
really phenomenal. How well that's how good that sounds. I'm
blown away.
Good jazz be good for you. Yeah, well, probably great for African
listeners.
Well, they're people like it they like to have a lower
bandwidth I understand it's also good for us if you use it but
and then of course Tuesday this coming Tuesday I will be live on
night attack. That is the Brian Bush
was good Tuesday. His funny yes this Tuesday. Now I'll be
listening. Now
I'm just gonna play a little bit of this but what's his name?
Justin. Justin. Justin posted something to promote this. It is
my voice that he put in this mix. I have no idea when he when
I did this. I just don't even remember saying these words but
he put it into this nice little mix as a promo that I'm coming
on the show and I thought to just play a bit of it maybe can
play all of it at the end of the show brought me some beats then
we need some lyrics. Crackers are Oh to say, hey, wait for it
I've never heard myself say any of this.
Well, I think it's time to you get some sort of a therapy or
something. It's pretty good.
It gets pretty nutty. So I'll play that at the end of the
show.
I have one request that came in from Mike Reese as late donor so
it didn't show up in today's spreadsheet but probably show up
next time, but he didn't say I asked him what he said it was
cut off from Pay Pal. He wanted some much needed health karma
for his hot wife, Julie. Okay, we'll put that at the end. And
was there
also an F cancer karma? I believe I catch these. I'm
pretty sure there was one. Ah, well send it to me again and
I'll I'll take care of it. We always want to do those. Okay,
so we have a health karma. And also, I guess it's a 911 Karma.
And we'll do that this way.
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I have a I have a little thing here that it's in your
wheelhouse, but I wanted to bring it up again, because the
you are the one that identified it. And I think we can actually
do something very positive in this case with what is
happening. And this is regarding our well. Initially it was the
flag and as you correctly identified, the national anthem
is bound to be changed. It has to go because it's we've moved
away from putting your hand over the heart, your heart and
looking at the flag and honoring the flag to screw the national
anthem is gone of course through the NFL and now into high
schools tonight.
A Lincoln high school athlete protested during the national
anthem. Se football player Sterling Smith and a teammate
kneeled during the national anthem as a silent protest at
see Chris field. Athletes who have done this in the past have
called this a nod to NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick,
who sat during the national anthem during the preseason. And
August Kaepernick told the press he was protesting what he deemed
as wrongdoings against minorities in the US.
So this is very interesting that now we're kneeling, which to me
seems more submissive than anything that was Kaepernick.
Yeah, but but these kids are doing it now to the guest
because they're gonna do whatever he does but he's the
one who changed from sit sitting is the last week just last week,
okay? So changed from sitting to kneeling, kneeling on one knee.
So it's like a one knee deal. I find you get you know, you get
your got your foot, put one knee down and the other legs kind of
in a position where you can lean on it or something. I was
awkward. But he has done that and then I watched the Twitter's
and everybody goes nuts because oh, this now is 911 is the
holidays 911 And if he does it today, he's gonna be there so
it's gonna be the end of it, then this is gonna be no good.
And he went on and on. I've seen a bunch of people bitching about
him not standing for the national anthem and the flag,
which is the flag is what it's about, even though that's been
lost all over the place, not realizing that the that come
Kaepernick plays tomorrow night in the Monday night game. So
let's just ignore the fact that he's got nothing to do with the
911 thing. It's pretty funny.
Well, I did a little bit of research. You got me very
interested in this. And I found a pretty interesting story from
written by Isaac Asimov, who loved the national anthem. And
he actually had this letter that he or by almost a letter or
something that he wrote about all four stanzas of the national
anthem, how much he loved it, he thinks it's fantastic, even
though the tune is crappy. And I actually tried first I looked at
this racist
piece. Yeah, it's in a third. It is
a mess. I'll read it. It is
actually in the I'm going to Yeah, it's in the third. Here it
is. So the entire third verse or stanza, and whereas that band
who so voluntarily swore that the havoc of war and the battles
confusion, a home and a country should leave us no more, their
blood has washed out their fall, footsteps, pollution, no refuge
could save the hireling and slave from the terror of flight
or the groom of the gray of the gloom of the grave. And the Star
Spangled Banner in the Triumph death wave over over the land of
the free in the home of the brave. So it's not really about
killing slaves. It's just, you know, they could have said, it
is no, it's not no refuge could save the hireling or the
enemies are dead, we're gonna kill them. Okay, let's forget no
refugees, once they turn code on us. Are those racist slaves,
racist, racist speech and racist aihole. Now, so this was written
in? When was the I want to say 1812?
Yes. 82. I
was at 18. I was 1814.
It was written in a 12 or 14 kind of kind of depends, but it
was after the war of eight. Yes. Well, so I don't have to be 14.
Well, he I think he was writing it down during 1812. Well, and
he said it to the music as well. It
was a possibly a chatroom, we have the date, probably 1840.
For all we know, well, we
he wrote it down. And then they put it in the English drinking
song, which you're correct about and that became the national
anthem. It was not officially ratified, or Congress didn't
make it official as the national anthem as the national anthem
until 1931. So there's a lot of time between this and then it
being the official national anthem, like 100 years, more
than 100 years.
So what was the national anthem before this? happened? Yeah,
there were a couple. There wasn't a national anthem, I
don't think but there were different things like America
the Beautiful I think, no, that's not it.
Well, God Bless America is a pretty God Bless America leave.
Yeah. And that's what they sang it to commemorate where the
Congress they talked about in one of our earlier clips, and
when commemorated 911 by some by saying God bless America, which
I think is in contention with America the Beautiful to take
over the and
well this is what I wanted to talk about being a progressive
American, progressive country. And you know, we're, we're gonna
put Harriet Tubman on the on the 20. And you know, we're doing
all kinds of things. Why do we have to resort to songs that are
now 200 years old? Why can't we take something a little bit more
modern? And I'm not No, I made the joke about Jay Z. Well, I
want to give you a couple of options and see if we can come
up with something like this tons of good music that I think is
patriotic enough that portrays our our our hunger for war. We
are the best you know, screw everybody red white and blue
Murca you want to try a couple of your assets
that song is good mood and your assets the American way well,
Canada used to
use Yeah, that is actually I have that one. I took that one.
I think he stopped using it. This is a Toby Keith a possible
contender for the new National Anthem it is gonna shake in
helicopters when you him. So that is the title of that song
is Courtesy of the Red White and Blue. That's the boot Yes, I
would go that would be a good one. Okay,
well, let's try another one. Maybe rude. I have another one
immature, I believe. How about this one that's one we could
use.
I like it. I like it.
I like that one. While if we if we like that one. Then we could
this is one I think could be a contender have an outside chance
every year. We have to choose something people already know.
We don't want to People don't learn a new song. No. And we
have an actual opportunity for people to know the lyrics to the
entire national anthem. Here's here's here's what I think is
very, very appropriate everything's free and fair. West
Side Story.
That's a that's a gym could work right could work. Yeah, it's got
to Nice to rent a nice kind of Hispanic ring to it.
If we want something that works for every kind of sporting
event, which is all militarized at this point. Although it
doesn't really help women in the United States. I think we could
use this one little war there perhaps it's kind of just about
the Navy though. Yeah. But they have the Indian guy. They got
the
guy again, versatile grip to be versatile. Versatile, diverse,
diverse. Yeah. We could
also take a newer pop hits from an All American Girl Miley
Cyrus,
and the Jay Z's.
Let's party in the party in New York,
right, a problem is you gotta take we're gonna take one of
these songs, you have to imagine somebody from a high school
singer going out in front of a big audience at a football game
because we have to have this military exercise at the
beginning of modern sporting events, right. So you have to
imagine you're coming out and singing the one of the songs and
some of those songs are difficult to sing and I would
put the Miley Cyrus song in that. Okay, so
Miley Cyrus is off the list. Nothing says America like the
king. Nothing says America like Elvis Presley. Hello, my home.
California. Rihanna enrolled in the Raleigh and this is the
promised land baby on board approval determined to downtown
Alabama. All right. What
do you think? Well,
wait a minute. And I think you've stumbled onto something
here because this is a distinct possibility as a winner, because
there are so many Elvis impersonators in this country.
There's 1000s Wouldn't it be great that all you do when you
have the sporting event and you have the military exercise at
the beginning? An Elvis impersonator which there's one
in every town would come out and do that song? It'd be fantastic.
And everybody and it's a military song at the same time.
Yeah, yeah, I think that's good. It's very military. Okay, so
that's a possibility
that would be on the A list. All right. potentials.
Nothing says America. Like the true one and only American
badass
Kid Rock. No Rogaine in the propane with the gift from the
city staff and not critics What do you think?
I've never liked it.
I like it. I like it. I like me some Kid Rock.
And I wouldn't know I would vote no on that. I'd veto it. Okay,
well, I have two songs left. And both of them I liked these
versions, which is why I chose I chose them. This next song is
something the entire world knows it was it comes from around the
same period it is a patriotic song in its essence. And this is
performed by one of my favorite bands coffin Fuck What do you
think Yankee Doodle?
Yankee Doodle? Yeah. Well, it probably Yankee Doodle is a
really old song and it has they're all old. A lot of
references that are like meaningless to the public like
the it's got macaroni on there and YNAB and macaroni is a
reference to a faddish moment
we can we can change the lyrics and call it a Mac canister. The
last one he called it mac and cheese and we could do all kinds
of cool so he could do the mac and cheese thing is this. The
final one is from a band that I know personally and I think
they've nailed it with this. This is the one that possibly
could be our new national anthem. striper is the name of
the band. Of course you know them as the heavy metal
Christian rock outfit.
My knives have seen three of the Oh, he is glory glory
hallelujah. And that's
called the Battle Hymn
The Battle Hymn. Yes, that's right the Battle
Hymn actually I'm surprised you left out by by American Pie
I considered it Yeah. So
the funny thing is now that you mentioned it I think Battle Hymn
of the Republic should be in contention with the other two
songs I agree. Cuz I think it's a more militaristic sound and
you know God Bless America has like kind of a religious to
religious for the public today's public and the other one which
is also marry in America the Beautiful I think is a good song
as a kind of wimpy
I have one last kind of last question, which I don't have a
super version of it and this is also a contender
that's a Marine, that's a marine zone. Listen to the lyrics. The
lyrics are irrelevant because this is the mono note that for
one thing everyone that's ever been in the Navy, the Army, the
Air Force, the Coast Guard would reject this site and they would
just vote people out of office if it was picked the
only thing I like about it is the first two lines from the
halls of Montezuma to the Shores of Tripoli yet still
applies.
It's it's as current as ever. And then of course it could be
new seekers like they
could change the beginning to the revenge of Montes
oh yes
to the Shores of Tripoli
and then the I'm not even gonna play this from abroad you could
be the new seekers you know, I'd like to teach the world to sing
and Pepsi people would would lobby against that yeah, that is
a known Coca Cola promotion now so we are stuck with
living in America
promised land from Elvis you're not on board with Yankee Doodle.
You don't think Yankee Doodle or
no no, definitely not.
Well, I think we should take recommendations there's no
reason why we cannot be the ground zero of this
conversation.
No one No one Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Yeah. glory glory hallelujah. Yeah,
there's also other stuff that you listen to some Sousa marches
I'm sure there's something in there and then there's also
college songs like on Wisconsin I think is one of those it on
Wisconsin's on something I don't know if USC has a nice theme,
but Cal Berkeley has got a good song maybe the
lights maybe if we if we use James Brown I live in in
America, which of course is written by my friend Dan
Hartman.
Yeah, we could use it Tom now related to relight my fire
we could always use our version of living in America I think
that would work well. ISIS we will follow them to the gate
ISIS
Okay, yeah,
well if you have any ideas send them to me anyone else have any
ideas send them to me?
Why wouldn't is the is the go to guy now Yeah, and
let's work on Battle Hymn of the Republic and different versions
maybe we need a specific version of it really
probably have plenty of them to check out.
And of course everyone in the chatroom saying yeah, I gotta
play American Fuck yeah. From now. Team America. John doesn't
like that song. I'm not playing that. It's already automatic.
disqualification,
just out disqualified.
Disqualified. Yeah. Well, that was that was
my wad. Yeah, that was pretty much it was
that took more time to produce than anything I did today.
Strangely enough.
Well, you had to look up all the songs get clips. I tried
painful. I tried. All right. Well, we could say the long that
took was never be recovered. Yes. Let's go back to North
Korea.
And why not?
I wanted to play a couple of things since I was a little
annoyed by let's play the here's Clinton. Let's start with
Clinton talked about the North Korea, North Korea dropped his
little bomb or set one off underground. We can't tell no
one will tell us. But let's play gears Clinton on North Korea and
ask yourself as you hear what she has to say, Why doesn't she
do this when she was a state of the hidden state department and
why doesn't just Obama just go do
this today Hillary Clinton called for tougher sanctions
against the North Koreans. Though she admitted that hasn't
worked so far. She also told our Nancy Cordis that if elected
President Xi will insist on getting the Chinese to use their
leverage to bring the North Koreans in line. Oh,
fascinating. Boy, she's got the policies there's there's just
lined up. So here's PBS on it says nori We're with Paul Ryan
and this is this end. The next clip really irked me.
Steve's stabilizing activity is also a consequence of the
administration's failed policy of strategic patience and its
hollow pivot to Asia. Today's test marks the latest setback in
a campaign to contain North Korea's nuclear ambitions. going
back decades and several presidents, North Korea did
agree to hold us nuclear weapons program back in 1994. But the
year since then, I've seen an endless cycle of on off
negotiations, threats, sanctions, and ever more
advanced tests by the North. A State Department spokeswoman was
asked what happens next.
We won't stop our efforts and working with our international
partners to increase pressure on this very opaque regime. In
reaction to provocative acts like this.
In New York, the United Nations Security Council met yet again
in emergency session to condemn the north and weigh its options.
But China which has veto power on the council stopped short of
saying it would back new sanctions. That prompted
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter to say that Beijing has an
important responsibility and needs to do more. For the PBS
NewsHour. I'm Margaret Warner.
This been going on since 9422 years and nobody will go meet
with these guys. We know that they want to, you know, we know
from my uncle, Uncle Don, ex CIA ambassador to South Korea, who
was very pro North Korea, which does not make him popular that
all they want is to be a full fledged member of the
international community. They don't want armistice, they just
want to be a country and recognize as such boom, that's
all that needs to happen. But that doesn't work in the
military
because we need to sell more weapons to South Korea and South
Korea. Now. This is the one that really got me this is the North
Korea. I was explained after you hear this clip does North Korea
this is the CBS reported the same story North
Korea has tested its fifth nuclear weapon it was the
strongest one yet but as these things go it was a small bomb
less power than the one that destroyed Hiroshima in World War
Two. Still, the North Korean nuclear program is accelerating
and getting closer to fitting a compact warhead on a missile.
Adriana Diaz in Beijing is following this.
On North Korean state television, the test was
celebrated as a success. It was the country's most powerful
explosion yet and another sign of progress for its nuclear
program. President Obama just back from a week long trip to
Asia call the test provocative and destabilizing. China, North
Korea's most reliable partner urged all relevant countries to
act carefully. In New York and emergency session of the United
Nations Security Council was called is US Ambassador Samantha
Power.
North Korea is seeking to perfect its nuclear weapons and
their delivery vehicles so they can hold the region and the
world hostage under threat of nuclear strike.
This is North Korea's second nuclear test this year and the
latest in a string of recent provocations. Leader Kim Jong Un
has also ramped up the country's ballistic missile capacity and
launched three earlier this week during the G 20. Summit in
China. The fear is that with each test comes better
capabilities. Jamie Metzl is a senior fellow at the Atlantic
Council
North Korea continues on the path that it's on it is likely
that within a decade they will have a deliverable nuclear
weapon to hit the continental United States
we're all gonna die.
Sales horse was gonna accomplish
selling missiles I do not now
here's what really got me though it's got nothing to do with
North Korea. They're showing the thing is Samantha Powers and
Security Council giving a little speech at the podium they have
like it's not like a studio it's like in the hallway or something
they pay is a camera
and it's where they do their. By they have a word for the ABS
where they talk
to the press. So they pan the camera down the hallway over to
her and then they roll it and then they come into for the
close up as they pan the camera across.
There is Guerry aka the Picasso painting in the hallway.
It's huge by the way I've seen it was used to be at the Museum
of Modern Art in New York is one of the most famous paintings in
the world. I have a copy of it actually in my house
and you explain for people who don't know what it looks like
Guernica. It's
a big giant picture of the it's it's it depicts the bombing and
during the Spanish Civil War, the Nazis killed his like a
horse head and there's a bunch of women scream. It's
real. It's real abstract.
It's like ha So yeah, and And so it's got a bunch of corpses
instead. And it's very it's very, some reasons extremely
compelling and very attractive and as monstrous as one of his
biggest pieces huge. This painting when it was at the
Museum of Modern Art was a big there was all of a sudden a
contention about, oh, the Spanish want their painting
back. The Spanish want their painting back and they're
supposed to have gotten so then all of a sudden you go to the
Museum of Modern Art in in New York, you can see the painting
anymore, because it was shipped back to Spain. What am I looking
at then? It was never shipped back to Spain. The UN stole the
painting.
Ha, yeah.
That's what I said. When I saw it. I said, Wait a minute.
You're telling me that all the New Yorkers that were told,
Well, we can't have the painting anymore because the Spanish won
it back. It's sitting in niche Security Council hallway, which
is probably a blocked off area can't normally go to for the
benefit of the UN. douchebags.
Wow. Point for that. Yeah. Wow. I'm looking at this now
apparently in 2003. When was it supposed to go back to Spain? Do
you remember how long ago this was?
It was it was about a decade ago, maybe longer.
Headline United Nations conceals Picasso's Guernica for Pauwels
printed presentation since 2003. When he did when he did his. I
guess that's the yellow cake.
They covered it up.
So no one was see it was there. Wow. That's pretty crazy what he
holds on
to how does the United Nations get
his on loan?
Some scam? Dan? Yes, probably on loan from Spain. They never
shipped obviously, they never shipped it over there. And the
Spanish either loaned it to the United Nations with it never was
gonna go to Spain. The whole thing was just stealing art. And
I'm gonna go I'm glad that that's still in play. I'm gonna
call him not only steal art, let's steal one of the most
valuable paintings probably in the history of modern art. work
now. Yeah.
Unbelievable.
They probably should have covered it up. And I wouldn't
have seen it. I don't think people know this is their be
honest about it.
It was a fluke that I saw it. Interesting. Yeah.
All right. How about your Zika thing? Is that worth the last
clip? Or is that
he's the two guys in Congress arguing about? Point $9 billion.
Where's the money? Yeah, my hands are coming.
I'm gonna do it. You watch. All right, small heads.
I would probably not play that clip. What the Zika? Yeah, you
can play this the two guys arguing it turns out that the
whole thing is hung up in Congress because of the Planned
Parenthood thing. The Democrats want funding for Planned
Parenthood through this bill. And the Republicans don't play
it. You have the two guys. These are the two heads of the
Democrat side and the head of the Republican side arguing in
Congress. And it goes on a little bit. You can hear the
deal, though, play play away.
And NIH and CDC would have the resources, Mr. Speaker that it
needs to protect the American people. And that Mr. Speaker is
what we ought to do. And I now yield to my friend, the majority
leader.
Thank the gentleman. I think the best thing for the American
people to actually read the bill. So let me just read the
section that you referred to. You stated that no democrat and
approach would sign on to put Democrats on the side want to
vote for for to a block grant? Let me quote it. This is in the
bill dealing with Zika. For the funding for health services
provided by public health departments, hospitals are
reimbursed or reimbursed through public health plans. Seriously,
you're opposed to that. That's what you're fighting over why
people every day in the mosquitoes begin to grow and go
beyond state by state. This is what we're fighting over. That
$1.1 billion added with the other 600 million took place in
June. Yeah, we couldn't get to the floor to debate it. Because
you wouldn't give us one microphone. But I'm sorry. I
know there's a lot of political that goes around here. But this
is not. This is the moment. This is the time that we rise above
it. The American people do not deserve that. And I say let's
put this paragraph out. Let the Public Read what the bill says.
And I will promise you the majority wants you to vote for
it and stop playing games.
We need to hear more. Yeah, go
back I understand the majority wants to vote for what they want
us to vote for
you to reach a bipartisan you voted against that explained
vote against the gentleman would please explain to me what
numbers to direct They're marked remarks to the chair.
It's so hard, Mr. Speaker. Gentlemen,
you'll be glad to yield my friend. I have a comment, but
I'll yield to him first. The Speaker
The gentleman across the aisle is true. We work closely
together on the big issues and we try to find common ground. In
that spirit, will you tell me what in that paragraph you
disagree with? Is that
Reclaiming my time its speaker? Is the gentleman aware that the
major deliverer of health services to women in Puerto Rico
is through Planned Parenthood gentlemen aware of that?
Ely. Did the President request when he requested money that it
get delivered that way? are in here? May I remind the gentleman
what I'm requesting? The funding goes for health services
provided by public health departments, hospitals are
reimbursed through public health plans.
Okay, I get it now. The no according to the numbers we
have, the NIH would receive around $700 million and so
that's what they're now haggling over it's all a part of it. But
then what they should be haggling over is over where's
the money for everybody else?
Yeah, the whole thing is a scam. But I just thought it was funny.
These guys can't even there's this little impasse and they're
stuck on and they're stuck. This thing is never gonna get past
this goes on and they're in the sounds like they're both in, you
know, stuck at them. Yeah,
it doesn't sound like it's meant to pass really good. Last minute
info. When we discussed the national anthem, God Bless
America was a contender. That is not going to happen. I'll tell
you why. According to producer Randy from Bakersfield song was
written by Irving Berlin Berlin and his estate vigorously
enforces that copyright no way NFL Major League Baseball live
and no one be able to pay the fees for that we needed to be
in the public domain
Hmm. America the Beautiful is public domain and
that would work
well that's when I would pick it over. God bless America anyway.
Yeah. I have the last couple clips so okay, I didn't realize
this is a scandal as far as I'm concerned is beyond is I don't
do not understand why they're not talking this up more as as
racketeering Oh, and they're an arrest. The CEO and the on the
officers of Wells Fargo. This is an outrageous story. It's a
play. I have two clips. I got the Democracy Now. short clip
but that's play the longer version from CBS.
Well, we told you last night about massive fraud at Wells
Fargo Bank. Today we wondered whether customers lost money.
When bank employees opened bogus accounts in the customers names.
They did. John Blackstone says now the bank may be seeing
withdrawals of public trust.
And Wells Fargo in Marina Del Rey, California, Ken Wallman,
met a banker to open a business checking account. He
had me sign a lot of papers, one after another after another
after another sign here, sign here, sign here. And then that
was it. I thought I had my one account.
But then monthly statements began arriving
and they just started stacking up and one day when I decided to
take the time to open them all I realized that there were 16
accounts.
The accounts came with a variety of names and fees.
A couple of of the accounts were some kind of market savings
account that were $40 a month. I think I had for those
Walden was not alone. Federal regulators say around 1.5
million bank accounts, and some 565,000 credit card accounts
were secretly opened by Wells Fargo employees in the names of
unsuspecting customers. Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer
launched an investigation into the bank.
There was enormous pressure on its employees to continue to
churn more and more accounts as a way of getting additional
compensation. Roughly 5300
employees including managers who did that have been fired. In the
statement Wells Fargo says he takes responsibility for any
instances where customers have received a product that they did
not request. The bank says it has refunded $2.6 million
dollars to affected customers. We've had
people complained to us wells customers that they have gone
had to counsel go into debt collection because they weren't
aware that there were fees due on an account they didn't know
they had
after closing his 16 unwanted accounts can Wallman got some
fees refunded but not all.
I don't know the exact amount we never really got to the bottom
of it.
Wells Fargo could end up refunding as much as $5 million
to consumers. The bank says the average refund is $25 and Scott
Well Fargo customers are being advised to check all their
accounts carefully.
Wow. Hey,
where's Pocahontas? Yeah, where's Pocahontas?
Isn't that her her job to oversee all these aihole?
Yes, this is her gig,
PA or beat. Okay.
I just found this to be the worst right? They've been fined
by the government 186 million or something. It's, they should
arrest. This is criminal racketeering I
agree with you. This is it makes no sense. There are no actual
arrests taking place this year. Right. And is it across state
lines? Everything's in there?
Yes, it's getting such a wide open for anyone who wants to
have some fun. How about these prosecutors? This is this is the
bankers have taken over the country and this is and
Hillary's their leader
to play the democracy now report on the same story.
It's just the same thing. Only he's a lousy version. They don't
don't bash him enough.
Oh, it's 29 seconds. I'm calling it I'm saying we're playing it
go.
For 29 seconds Well, Wells Fargo
will pay $185 million in fines after it was caught illegally
manipulating customers bank accounts in order to rack up
fees and other charges. The Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau found Wells Fargo employees secretly open phony
bank accounts and issued credit cards to customers who didn't
want them. These practices lead to overdraft charges late fees
and other penalties. The bank has fired at least 5300
employees involved in the illegal activity
I know guys who are in jail for doing less
but yeah, I mean it really
this it's you know the country club jail but really should
around
it. These guys all them they should have a good rest of the
executives, arrestees. 5300 people.
Let me come on. Yeah.
Yeah, if you work at a bank, we should just call this the no
agenda bank. And then we can never get in trouble.
Yeah, exactly. registered as a bank.
I'm sorry. Leave us alone. We're bankers here. We're not
podcasters we're bankers. You can't arrest me. Unbelievable.
All right. Wow. There you go. Everybody. Another show for you
concluding our broadcast day here. Sports this weekend. I
gotta watch.
Well, you might want to watch the Monday Night Football with
Colin Kaepernick problem.
Watch. That would be a lot about that. Okay, good. All righty.
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