directors, directors directors, Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, September 22 2016. This is your award
winning gizmo nation media assassination episode 862. This
is no agenda. Bringing back the art of reporting from the crowd
and broadcasting live from the Capitol. The drone star stayed
here in Austin, Austin region six. Morning, everybody. I'm
Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't see much
enthusiasm from my part, but I see a lot of traffic of John C.
Dvorak and buzzkill
maybe no enthusiasm
Well, I don't have the enthusiasm you have you are all
you're pumped up today.
I'm over it. I'm always enthusiastic. Look at my life.
Look at my life.
This is way up to look at my life scale. Look at my life.
Your life. Look, I can joke. There's no reason for
enthusiasm. Okay.
I was up late last night.
Of course. Okay. Why
I was watching the live coverage. Does it get any
better? live coverage of riots in Charlotte?
Oh, sure. I you know I'm glad you did say paid zero attention
to the Charlotte thing. Oh, it
Oh, wow. This is very interesting. In order to really
make the most of it all three cable news networks were live on
the street. They had guys on the street. It was fantastic. There
was that I watched the and a lot of CNN MSNBC was okay. But Fox
really didn't have a CNN really did a very good job. A lot of
funny. Funny bits is one reporter. You know, some guy
he's good. He's reporting guy comes over body checksum to the
ground.
Yes, I did see that. I can't say that was true. Yeah, it was all
over the place. But
it was Yeah. had what I have here. I have. Okay, so I have to
say that my favorite piece
was given a little background around this for people that are
might be, you know, in Germany, for example, that don't know
what you're talking about. So
we had another police shooting of a black American. And
immediately it was, he was unarmed. And this makes no
sense. It's you know, cops are killing everybody. Without any
information, really about what was going on. And there were so
many different shootings like it was almost confusing, where what
happened where it was it and everyone just got really super
pissed off in Charlotte, North Carolina, and it's black, white,
all everything all mixed, rich, everyone was pissed off.
Although I didn't really get involved. Well, I wanted to
stitches exactly took the words out of my mouth, black women,
really at the front line. And they all to it's very
interesting, when you look at this, it's almost as everybody
wants their stance in front of the police, you know, the front
of the riot ride police to be kind of like the life photo of
the year. You know, I mean, everybody's got some kind of
pose some kind of thing going on. And everybody's filming
everybody else.
I know it's adequate draw.
Yeah. And of course, the sad thing is, we really don't know
exactly what happened. So this may all be I mean, it doesn't
mean that people aren't pissed off. That's still you know, I
understand. But, you know, you just can't go out and just write
it the whole time. And it was writing this time. Big time. And
you know, smashing, smashing and looting came to that eventually.
But the cops were using, you know, tons of tear gas they were
using, when you call it flashbangs they were using Oh,
that's actually interesting. I was watching a little bit of Fox
here's Megyn Kelly had a guy out on the street. And here's his
report
are explosions of all varieties. There's
tear gas canisters being fired. There's also very loud
concussion grenades and flashbang grenades which make a
huge flash and a loud explosion designed to tear up to chase the
crowd back which certainly, it has been affected there have
been painted. Did you hear what he said there? How he corrected
himself?
Plenty Oh, no, just tell me. Oh, he's
he said, The flashbangs which he used to tear. I mean to push the
crowd back. No, no, they're meant to terrorize. You got it
right the first time terrorizing people. So Anderson Cooper had a
pretty good bid on it. She's just keep going back to this one
guy live down in on the street. And I just figured we listen to
that for a moment because it kind of got me to itch a little
bit. Okay, let
me sorry, Cedric. Let me just bring in Boris. It's just right
here, Boris. What's going on?
Hey, Anderson, Patterson, they just started shooting tear gas.
The crowd of people broke up and we were running from the scene.
So there were agitators that were getting pulled Then by
police and a couple people started sitting down but police
grabbed one and that's when everything just went out of
control. You can see a police you can see police are trying to
control the situation but there's tear gas everywhere.
People started launching the tear gas back at the police oh
man anyway understood so reinforcements are in you could
tell police are trying to grab people and bring them behind the
line. But again things escalating. Wait for it here
comes the scene against you. So there were two lines of SWAT
teams lined up by the way once others gets older you get out of
there there more cans of tear gas getting thrown into the
street right now Anderson we're trying to get out of the way. So
there were two lines my eyes
I love that.
This reminds me of the old the first Iraq war. Oh yeah. Oh
yeah, we
had all these guys died or our nets Peter Arnett
Peter and it was just one of many.
But I love doing this and this was a more show than I think
people realize and I can back that up in a couple of ways.
It's a show you know we've got Oh, we've got something going
on. It's a great show. Now we of course are good at that
obviously. If you want to give it a shot
give it a shot. Yeah,
yeah, you need to toss it to me baby you need to toss it to him
he needs
we need some music or we need some sound effects. So you get
back at
I have sound effects on music
see is on the scene in Charlotte. I think he's with us
right now.
John, John, can you hear me? You
see tear gas here and there's all kinds of flashbacks. And
this thing's really bad I'm gonna send it back to you.
Wow, Adam, Be safe.
Be safe. One of our producers was watching the live stream of
I can't I don't know which station it was. And he so when
they cut the TV feed, the live stream kept going and on. In
fact, you'll hear on on the TV version of this clip. There was
only a video no audio. However. Here we go. However, our
producer clipped this and not only just listened to it and
just listened to it
again. So that that cleared out the group of protesters from the
street right. We don't know what that was. That was a flashbang
or if that was more flashbangs more tear gas. Let's let's just
take a listen here to what's going to what's going on
Okay, now it was a little hard to hear, but you're gonna hear
his producer talk to him. And the producer is gonna say okay,
we've cut it's only video. The mics are dead. And then of
course the recording continues that was
great, too, is literally a beautiful right over your
shoulder.
TJ the producer. Yeah. Dude, that was great. It literally
blew up right over your shoulder. Awesome.
Great to literally right over your shoulder going amazing.
That was great television. That's how they're thinking.
They don't give a shit about what's going on. You'd be doing
the same thing. Well, in fact, we're not even on the scene and
we're doing the same thing.
Which always begs the question, why do you bother going to a
remote location just faked the whole thing? Yeah. I think more
and more is happening in that in that regard. But
ah, well yeah.
And of course a screen stream screen technology is too good.
Especially because it's a blue screen now. I discounted the
first time
they dropped blue screens No, why? I'm sorry,
green screen i You're right. I discounted the original video
that was posted and sent to me 100 times that says oh, look at
Hillary's on green screen. She's not really there. And if you
look closely in the cell phone service, yes, but I saw new
ones.
Oh, there's Okay. Well, let's give people some background on
this. This is a me a kind of, I wouldn't call it a Meme Meme
Meme, but it's kind of like a meme. It's a videos going around
showing that We're hoping to convince you that and it's
possible that some of Hillary speeches are staged. There's
nobody there. And then they put a phony audience in front of it.
And they just there's no, it's all things pieced together.
Yeah. Now until they start. Normally, in these situations,
when you see these, it used to be done a lot with photos, you'd
see a duplication of people in the audience. I have yet to see
anything like that to actually prove this. I mean, all they've
done so close ups of phone screens,
there's a new one, which of course makes no sense to play
because the audio just gives you no clues. And it's from a
different speech, and Hillary's in front of a flag. And all of a
sudden, she becomes digitally distorted while the flag does
not. In fact, at one point for a couple frames, she completely
disappears from the shot and then she's back. Could it be
doctored? It could be but I look at the original video footage
and there it is. Or at least the online original video footage
from ABC
seven ABC you pull it from an ABC site? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's
really short. The ones I've seen Yeah,
no, listen, I've been very we didn't even bring it up and like
okay, fine, you know, it's also another thing the Crazy Eyes
video from Hillary let me tell you exactly what that is. I love
that crazy. really bothers me that people don't understand.
This is what happens when you are reading teleprompter. She
has a screen on the right screen on the left and a big screen at
the back of the room. And she's turning her head but she's
continuing to read that's the only reason I mean she may have
issues but that crazy I look that is just teleprompters too
far apart. You know it's not exactly done well. And that's
all it is. Did you see anything different?
Well, I hit post I retweeted one of them which I thought was the
best one which was the
it's not that they're great. There's no doubt about it.
They're
their rivals going every which way? Well, there's a couple of
photos still photos and those are easy to doctor I mean, you
got I can do that. I can do that kind of work. And but the ones
I've noticed that were kind of disturbing to me and didn't show
their eyeballs going every which way but it's just that her
eyeballs themselves. Were there. She had some weird contacts on
or something. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Made her eyeballs look unusual.
Well, she's not wearing her glasses. So maybe she has some
special kind of contacts even with the Polaroid stuff. So I
did get a couple other you want to go into like election stuff.
You want to talk about the bomber?
Well, I got I don't have that much on the bomber. Oh, I got
some stuff. I do have like one clip on the bomber the election
stuff. I'm pretty much today's show for me is going to be I
know what is this America and also the I listen to the
hearings? Yeah, for my land drugs. Yeah, I listened to they
were extremely entertaining. Very funny. And I am actually
going I would be surprised. I mean, that woman would have to
be a very cold blooded creature.
Just let me explain what what that is. There was a hearing
where there were a number of hearings. This is the Milan CEO,
the woman who has been running Milan, they make the epi pens,
which was been in big controversy. Of course, they're
being singled out. And I was doing some other things. I was
listening in the background. And the I don't know what clips you
had. But what got me was the people like Eleanor Holmes. And
what's what's the grumpy old ASOs name?
Well, it'd be thing Yeah.
You're really hammering, like, well, how much profit does that
make? How much profit? So it's not that simple to say this
product makes exactly that much profit, and how do you justify
your salary? It's like, Come on people. It's like all I'm
hearing is and I totally agree that the pharmaceutical industry
is messed up and we have a lot of problems. But this was just
grandstanding making this woman
homes me Give me a break. What do you expect from her? She's no
good. She
doesn't he's not even allowed to vote. Yes,
she's allowed to vote. She got a big
month for someone who's not allowed to vote. I met her I
remember I met her when that that anti kind of climate movie
came out and I watched it in DC at the screening and it turned
out to be more like a pro Obamacare thing. No, but she was
there and she's creepy. Well, do you want to
the clips I have are just the ones that I like I liked them
when they excoriate the witness and Trump was that. I was gonna
say that I would be stunned if stunned if this woman wasn't in
tears after this event because they just I'm gonna say it.
Hammered her they did better
I wasn't ready for you.
Well, I gave you the little free cue. I know. Yeah. That's the
short one. Yeah. This woman. Okay, let's go, I got a bunch of
these clips. And I expect, Okay, nevermind. I'm not going to
start. Let's go with EPI pen. Let's see, we got the this is
the one I thought was the best. There was a doctor
representative in Tennessee and he's a doctor and he this little
epi pen Tennessee Doc, I if you did listen to just one guy, this
would be the one thing right,
which is we took the unprecedented step of putting
the generic in, to sidestep that and be able to lower the cost,
you're
doing everyone a favor by charging three times what you're
acquired the drug for is a generic, you're trying to make
us feel good about that. I just don't, I'm not buying your
argument. And sort of you have a conscience about
over that period of time, putting it in public places,
giving free 700,000 Free epi pens to 66,000 schools and
wanting to get it into all of the public schools across
America.
Well, if it cost 20 bucks, they could afford to buy their own,
you wouldn't have to give them to him. But instead you chose to
jack the prices up and then somehow field make everyone want
to feel good about you by saying how much you do bottom line is
you took a very inexpensive drug and you profited handsomely off
it. And I don't have a problem like a lot of my colleagues that
you can make money in in a free market enterprise. But what I do
have a problem with as a physician, when you take drugs
that are life, saving drugs, and people don't have a choice, they
can't go to a different department store to get their
tie, they have to have that drug because your mother would cut
off her right arm to get that dose of drug, you decided to
charge 600 bucks instead of cutting off her arm. And now
you're saying you're dropping it to 300. And that should make us
all feel better, when in fact, that's probably about 10 times
what the drug should cost. And I understand you got to make some
money. But you can really sit there with a clear conscience
today and say that that's okay. And you just decided because
you're such a good company to cut the price from 600 to 300. I
mean, is that your testimony?
Congressman, we want everyone who needs an epi pen to have an
epi pen and we're going to continue to lower
the price. Are you gonna lower the price so that people can
afford we believe that all?
Man, how do you sleep at night? I heard it all. I heard it all.
Great. I only have three of these clips, because these I
thought were the best. But
yeah, just what also was. I mean, I understand the
grandstanding. But really, this was a pretty like an unAmerican
conversation that was taking place here. That pretty much
saying you should not make it was like noodle boy, you know,
you should not. You can't just make profit. No, you can't have
a profitable company. I don't think ever and she made a
mistake of not talking about marketing cost cutting these
guys like grocery store businessmen. Well, you know, if
you buy it for 50, if you make it for $50.
about it, I watched the whole hearing and I think there was
there was only some of that. And it was just and I think Eleanor
Holmes, she would she did it. Yeah, yeah, one of the worst,
but she doesn't count. Okay. And there was a couple of other guys
and they're generally Democrats, all of the Republicans, but
slammed or two. And it was a it wasn't an issue of just making
money. It was an issue of a monopoly practice. Yeah. Which
is true. And which is true, of course. And that's a different
type that is not that that's actually verboten in the
capitalist system. And so exactly
that, but that didn't focus on that.
But again, they were taking advantage of a situation because
they had a monopoly status. In fact, one guy, uh, one of the
Democrats who was giving it to her pull it Colombo.
Did it like, one more thing?
Yeah. Okay. He gave his he's, he's slamming her and slamming
her. And then he says, Well, let me go to the because FDA guy was
there who was useless. He had nothing to say, just a bonehead.
And so he's gonna go to the FDA guy. And then he turns back. I
watched it. As soon as he did it, it was like, wow, this is
very Columbo ask. And then he, he, he kind of condemns her in
amongst her peers in a very strange way. And I think
actually, that this, this is the epi pen Boston guy who makes the
argument that she's doing everyone a favor with this
testimony,
just because you've gone up, you've gone, you've gone up 200
olives, and the overall price, the top price, and you're still
only making $50. I just can't understand that the numbers
don't work based on the documents you've given us.
So sir, the 608 is the wholesale acquisition costs. Island as
we've done in advance, I understand that and then it's 50
approximately $50 a profit off of the 274
Mr. Throckmorton Oh, let me ask you miss brush. Do you do
business with the VA? I know it's a different population and
the epi pens are usually for kids with allergies. But yes,
sir, we do. Okay, what's the VA pan?
I'm not sure if the cost, but I know they
have the ability to negotiate their own drug prices.
Yes, sir and a hell of a lot less I bet. Yes, we've had a,
so maybe that's what we got to do for Medicare and Medicaid and
everybody else, let them negotiate their own drug prices
directly with the pharmaceutical companies. That's what I think
should happen here. That's really what I think. I think
maybe it was not your intention. But I think it might have helped
Congress get around an issue. By showing the blatant disregard
you have in disrespect you have for people who desperately need
this medication. And you talk about expanding the ability for
people to have the have the EpiPen. People in my district
can't do it at $608 Can't do it. And a lot of those people don't
have discounts. They're regular middle class people, they don't,
they don't have that
that sorry to interrupt wasn't part of the problem, that the
Affordable Care Act, insurance companies would no longer cover
the increase or they would just the copay became too high.
Wasn't that part of the problem? Were this initially,
the problem and they have to be on a list. And apparently most
of their profit a lot of not most, but a lot of their profits
are going they this was brought out in the conversation a lot. I
think by Chafee a lot of their profits were thrown at lobbying
to get on the list. Right? Right. Right, and you have to co
pay it. In other words, their insurance companies have to pick
it up. And I think that was their gambit from the beginning
was to jack the price up, which is what I talk about on the show
all the time about how you, you get on the on the certain
preferred list. And then then the insurance companies have to
pick it up. You could jack the price up. And a lot of drugs
that are common had been doubled and tripled and quadrupled in
price because it just gets picked up and the end user the
bot, you know the person with the insurance, they don't even
notice that they have the same five Buck copay, or whatever it
is, right. And while the gouging is going on in the background,
which raises the prices for everyone. And this is by the
way, this guy who's talking about bringing this back up into
Congress, this is all leading to single payer so if we Yes, I
agree. I agree strike coverage you're gonna get screwed. You
can thank this woman.
Well, we will tell this play you want to play the rest of your of
this. The rest of it is good because I like it. Like I heard
this part just count
and Medicare Part D. There increase increases. I know the
access went up by 164% Since you bought the company from Merck.
But the cost increase a rep 1,151% based on a study here
that I have from Juliet Bansky and Tricia Newman, I want to
enter this for the record without objection. This is a
it's disgraceful what's going on here? But I think in a way like
I say you've done us a little bit of a favor here by just
showing you what's wrong with this system. What's wrong with
our healthcare system? I think it's disgusting. Oh, you're
back.
Yeah, really? You know, I agree. I think that was part of the the
mission of this grandstanding. Also there was a little bit if
you take it in combination with when Elizabeth Warren with the
with the banker guy who was also like the anchor like fu rich
people, fu millionaires, which I think is a subtle dig towards
Trump as well. The timing is interesting.
It might be there's a won't be anything compared to the subtle
and not so subtle. Dig at Trump on the Miss America Pageant.
I'll get to that I can't wait. Now, this is the last one which
is a one of the another one of the Democrats that is kind of
just giving her crap but he does ask an interesting question and
nobody else asks Yes, it right at the beginning, which you'll
hear and then he just goes on to excoriate her. And again, I just
don't, I'd have a hard time believing that when she said she
didn't cry herself to sleep tonight. That night,
the seizures. Have you ever seen an individual have a seizure?
Due to anaphylaxis? No, sir,
or is not a pretty sight. And it's I mean, look, Modern
medicine has advanced in a way that's beneficial to patients.
But to have companies like yours, take advantage of this
situation. Take advantage of these people who are really in
need of this medication. And think it speaks to something
that is that we are better than that. And I would hope that
corporate America that the pharmaceutical industry is
better than that. I mean, look into in the last few seconds,
tell me what, you know, how do I how do we get to this point that
we have a culture like this in corporate America that wants to
stick into consumers?
You know what I'm surprised by? Where are the women saying, Hey,
you're treating her differently than you treat a male CEO? would
seriously I'm like, they were pretty harsh. Yeah, I
thought so. But could it be as harsh for everybody? I've
watched enough of these things. She was actually so robot like
with her out. Oh, we had unprecedented this. She used the
word unprecedented, probably a dozen times to describe her $300
generic version of the exact same drug. Right. And that's
unbelievable. Definitely. It was just, it was, it was I thought
quite funny. And that's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of
giving her crap. In other
big pharma news. Producer Corey Lane alerted me to something
which and I believe we've talked about this in a different
context, the mitragyna speciosa tree. from Dell, we talked about
this. This is the tree that this is the tree found in Southeast
Asia and it's pretty you can create kratom from it kratom KR,
a T om? You're familiar with that a drug? Well? Kratom No, I
have no I don't recall any of that. Okay.
Kratom is the word use for the leaf material of the Mitra,
Ghana. Suppose speciosa tree I'm sure murdering that kratom has a
1000 year history of medicinal use in Southeast Asia. And there
are an estimated hundreds of 1000s of Americans that use
kratom to treat their medical problems. It's easily
accessible, it's cheap. Some people can use just like $1 a
week's worth to treat symptoms of different ailments. Like
what? Well, it's in the report that I have. And and and there's
a very specific reason why we find out now that in just what
is it eight days from now, this product will be banned by the
DEA and it will become a schedule one drug equal to
heroin equal to of course marijuana, which is laughable.
And here's a report that I found which I think sums it up nicely
what's going on, we begin
with a little known drug that some use for pain, others for
recreation, it's legal, but only until the end of this month.
It's known as kratom and those who use
it are fighting the ban. That's right Mark and D this substance
will soon be a schedule one drug, meaning it has absolutely
no medical value, but some they use it to claim kratom can be
taken as an alternative to pain medications and even to heroin
kratom. It's illegal substance sold on the internet and
locally, but soon to be outlawed and classified as a schedule one
drug. This stuff will only be on shelves for 10 more days,
leaving users without
most people definitely use it for pain, depression, anxiety,
PTSD, restless leg syndrome, fibromyalgia.
Kratom hasn't been evaluated by the Food and Drug
Administration, and it's labeled not for human consumption. When
sold. Christopher D. Otis began using the substance after a
painful car accident and claims the drug helped him kick his
dependence on strong pain medication.
This is the real kicker. I think what this guy is about to say
and I have done a little research because it came in last
night but I think this I believe this to be true. The first
day I took it, I didn't wake up with any cold sweat anymore. I
got off the Oxy code on right away, didn't need anything else
and I got back to my normal life literally within about six days.
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration.
Kratom is a tropical tree native to Southeast Asia. The DEA has
reported several cases in which the substance has caused
psychosis and users in addition to other dangerous side effects.
Kratom can have some opioid effects which are similar to you
know, they create a sense of pain relief. But on the other
hand there it also has the stimulant effects which can
cause people to have a really high heart rate and she's a
nurse to have really high blood pressure
users like DOD has argued that the drugs should be researched
more before being thrown into the same category as other
schedule one drugs such as heroin, ecstasy, marijuana and
LSD. His signature is one of 130,000 on a petition urging the
government not to ban the substance whether claims of
kratom is health benefits are true or not. The drug will no
longer be sold after September 30, the DEA is citing an
imminent hazard to public safety as the reason for the ban. I
spoke with several smoke shops around Boise, all of whom
declined to be on camera. And they told me I would be
surprised by the amount of kratom. They sold on a daily
basis.
Okay. And Cory has promised to send me some kratom. So I can
try it out, which I'll do it for the show, obviously, yeah, sure.
And I have some, I have some standing I can I can evaluate
the drug now. So
the need to do the show?
Well, depends how good it is. Good. So the media is reporting
this side of the story. But what is actually happening the DEA is
making two alkaloids. It's the Minda Janene and the seven hydro
hydroxy Mitra Jining pronounces, the two of these alkaloids are
being turned into schedule one drugs, and they're using the DEA
emergency scheduling provision, which eliminates the requirement
for public comment period, and also reduces their enforcement
to
rush this this plan has been in business for 1000s of years.
Well, I would say this has to do with the trial drug mg M dash
16, which contains these very two alkaloids, which is, of
course, if it's not already is a patentable drug. Oops. So the
DEA, I guess, is now in for law enforcement for for Big Pharma.
It's crazy. That's what was
implied that was kind of implied on the hearings, where the DEA
guy wouldn't answer a lot of stuff that got all shaped check
for Zola bent out of shape about much of this. And then somebody
brought there may be something like, there's at least a dozen,
it could be as many as 1000 people trying to get epi pin
type products into the market and they all get refused.
Yeah. But that's, but that's the FDA. That's Milan. So that's the
FDA on behalf of Merck, probably. It's really
unbelievable. It's
outrageously corrupt.
And it's a schedule one drug that haven't even been FDA
hasn't even tested it. The DEA is saying, Oh, this is so
dangerous. We got to take it off the market immediately.
But maybe it's so dangerous. We've never heard of it. Yeah.
Maybe backwards. So dangerous, that I'd say 95% of our audience
has never heard of it never heard it means the public has
never heard it, because it's so dangerous. And
you can't even weigh in on it because they use their their
fast track system to get this scheduled one outside of the FDA
is
Yeah, no, this is terrible. I'll say it's just gouging the
American public left and right.
It's not it's not just that, when you I mean, the main thing
that I thought was great from that report, is the guy says,
Well, you know, I was on oxy. And they started taking this
within six days. I'm done with that crap. That's a big deal. We
can't have that we have to get everyone strung out. No.
No, we cannot. Very wrong. Yeah, so anyway, I'll be trying that.
And hopefully, maybe by the weekend or next Thursday, I'll
be able to bring a full report.
But still legal. So you can try whatever you want. Yeah, until
the 30th.
Exactly. Oh, man. All right. Anything else from? From the
I think that covers that covers? Pretty well.
See if I hadn't I have. Oh, just in medical news, it did have one
little report. From the Hey, we identified this a long time ago.
You recall I was talking about the was it the I'm sorry, I lost
my train of thought mechanics bank just call me. I don't know
why they're calling this usually about a bad sign.
No idea. Was it talking about? Answer? We don't do it live on
the show. I already
hung up. We talked about the America American with Disability
Act regarding websites that are not compliant for the blind for
the blind. Oh, a story
you're going toward this is terrible.
And we predicted this would happen. Harvard and MIT both
sued because they are not ADA compliant with their online
courses or online content. Hold on
a second. University of California Berkeley. Same thing.
Oh, yeah, more than just those two.
Oh, it's gonna be rampant and the main so the lawsuit is over.
Actually one of the easiest things to fix. They say oh, your
videos don't have closed captions. And so they're suing
them. The truth trolls.
Well, they're getting sued. And this means that the Khan Academy
is going to be next. And it's going to be more than just the
clothes cat Oh, it's
gonna be the wrong color. You don't have alternative kinds
of things issues. And so all this seems to me to be an
attempt again, I don't know by who, or why I don't know. But
what the point of this is, because all it does is take free
learning off the internet so people can't get it. Instead of
having getting any free learning now you definitely have to pay
these high you have to take out government loans exactly go to
these schools,
because that's exactly what it was. They had the online courses
that you can use for free, I believe.
But yeah, Cal has got all that Cal has a ton of stuff that's
free. And the Khan Academy is free everything but lynda.com
You know, is free. Right? Right. And maybe it's maybe it's to
benefit the pay sites. I'm not sure what's behind this, but
it's crazy. And it's, it's and nobody's up in arms about it.
Well, even talking about it to any extent,
then, just want to remind everyone you heard about this a
month ago. And we actually think we kind of predicted this would
happen one after the other. This is just the beginning.
We can have free stuff. No.
New York City, New Jersey bombing. I just have a couple
things. This I find this troublesome. Very, very have a
couple of clips. Oh, yeah. I have one clip. Which I
unfortunately than I listened to it. You can't hear the guy but
the dad. Yeah, really clips I have that I haven't when the
data comes out says Hey, he's with you guys. To the FBI. Yeah.
Yeah. Somebody asked me I was going on. He says, he says the
FBI came by I told him Hey, he's with us. He's with you guys.
Yeah, yeah. Yeah. What is that supposed to mean? Well, I
have, let me see I have. Let me see what I have here. This is
this was actually this was the report that I think makes that a
little more interesting. There's See, I think there's two parts
of this. This, I think this was on Bloomberg, I
just want to bring you back. If I see a point there, Rick
Leventhal just made, which I think is where the story may go.
Now, in the next 24 hours, we've had two sources now confirmed to
Fox News, that there was some prior contact between Rahami and
the FBI. And it arose out of this domestic dispute. We were
told that was some years ago, but in the course of that
domestic dispute, the family member made an allegation that
he was getting radicalized, and this was pursued by the FBI. And
within the last few minutes, I was told that they did interview
him in person. And they felt that there was not enough to
proceed at that point. Now, to be fair to the FBI, we have seen
this in other cases, like, like Boston, but you know, the way
our system works is that you just if there is not enough
there to proceed or to go forward, then they cannot leave
these people on the radar indefinitely, if you will.
Okay, so FBI is called him because of a domestic dispute.
Oh, yeah, I know. He's getting he's getting radicalized. He's
getting ready.
I'm gonna come in Assam. She said, they can't leave these
guys on the radar.
This is Yes. This is the meme that I'm hearing everywhere. And
we heard it with the Orlando bomber. Killers shooter. We can
keep them on the radar. Yeah, not yet. But I think this is
going to start changing very soon.
I hold on a second. I don't think it's ever changed. They've
had plenty of people. They used to have these communists on the
radar back in the 50s. They were on the radar for decades.
There's all these guys are on the radar. They're what's there
on the radar. Once you're on the list, you're on the list. They
don't? Well, let's stop investigating him.
Well, that's exactly what they said in the Orlando shooting.
There. Yes, they've
been saying this because there's something there's something
bullshit about it. They're saying to get out of their
responsibilities, or because they're working for the guy, or
they're working together or who knows why they're saying it.
There's no reason there are laws about wiretaps, where you can
only get on the tap for a certain amount of time. And this
was explored in the wire itself, that show that you could have to
get off after you listening, listening. Listen, don't get
into the point you have to hang up to get it right click in
again later. But there's no reason to take anyone off the
radar ever. What is what's what's with the no fly list? Do
you get bumped off of that dude that's being on the radar.
I understand what you're saying. But I think we need these types
of this type of messaging so that we can turn that into you
know, a real legal formal process.
I don't think they need to,
well, then maybe it has nothing to do with it. But the other
thing that's very annoying about this, besides the fact that the
guy you know, put the bomb weak bombs in places that were had
shielding that wasn't necessarily going to, you know,
not necessarily blow people's heads off. His other one went
off too early. And then they find his notebook with a bullet
hole and blood which was touted everywhere. Come on, that's like
that's like the passport on 911 It's just what since when do we
have these props to shop around
and Here's another little anomaly. So they found this ABC
report. I don't think I get my clips I tend to shorten because
there were too long but they found that guy had done an
experimental bomb in his backyard and blew it up and
apparently a huge explosion at some guy's backyard. And nobody
calls the police. Nobody hears it. What's the deal with that?
We are now learning about the father his alert to the FBI and
what he wants called his own son. Now of course, the wife
being questioned was the suspect acting alone. ABCs chief
investigative correspondent Brian Ross leading us off with
new charges just coming in tonight.
Federal officials confirmed tonight that they had been
warned about accused bomber Ahmad Rahami seen in this
children's surveillance tape allegedly about to plant bombs
in his suitcase and backpack. The warnings came from his own
father, Mohammed Robbie, who told reporters outside his home
today that he met with the FBI in 2014. And what did you tell
them? You got a connection. But the FBI said today the father
later recanted his allegations and the son was never questioned
by the FBI
found that there was not enough there to continue the
investigation.
Wait a minute women that's in contradiction to what we just
heard on CNBC. This this thing they never talked to the guy but
CNBC, the FBI talked to him and didn't find anything had to take
them off the list.
They found out early wasn't even on the list.
was a report out enough there to continue the investigation.
The father's allegations came after his son's year long trip
to Pakistan, which is now a key to the investigation.
I read the I read the complaints, both in New York and
New Jersey complaints against Rouhani. And not your typical
I'm missing a lot of background because what we of course want
is like we typically see with FBI Oh, well, we talked to this
guy, there's a report out there that they talked to him. That
seems pretty obvious. This was didn't have interviewed typical
six week cycle hallmarks of you know, we we round them out, I
told them to do this
cycle has been killed by Comey. We don't know what's going on.
I'm just giving you just
give an example of that. So here here's you have any more clips
about this? Or because I just have a thought there's Do I have
a second clip? I don't know. Let me say it? I don't think so. No,
I think I skipped it.
Yeah, with the big debate coming up on Monday. He would almost
think that in the background, the forces are at work where we
have Clinton with Black Lives Matter and sorrows, creating
havoc over, you know, white cops killing black citizens, racism,
riots in Charlotte. And then we have Trump who, you know, I
believe has FBI on his side, using their patsies to pop off
kitchen cookware everywhere. And yeah, just to I think the stage
what the debate will be about. These are the two main things.
Clinton is totally all about Black Lives Matter. And Trump is
all about terrorism. So it's just coincidence. Let's just
Let's just call it coincidence.
Yeah, these events to happen right now before. I think that
that was my that was my thought.
One thing but now. Yeah, well, that's a paranoid thought that I
think could be as well accepted. But let's look at one other
element which kind of intrigues me this guy did go to Pakistan
for a year, I guess. And he came back was another one of these
wives. Yeah. These This is like the the other guy, I guess it
was the Orlando bomber, and I think the guy in Los Angeles. He
ended up was one of these wives.
No, no, it was women. It was the it was the other one where the
two went in and shot up their colleagues.
Yeah, that's Los Angeles. Oh, San Bernardino. Yeah, Okay,
gotcha. Yeah. Yeah, he had one of these crazy wives. So these
guys go over then they find some radical woman they have a couple
of kids with the woman and then the woman decides to talk them
into doing this I mean, as far as something that's very fishy
about this
possible and then we had this Tumblr page come out so Oh, here
it is his manifesto like two paragraphs of I hate gays I hate
America boom. That was That was lame, lame attempt at setting
you know, setting the narrative. I don't think anyone took that
seriously. It also dropped off the radar really quickly.
So it's a very Yeah, that's a really that's an I also find it
interesting, which I could have clipped this too but I'm just
gonna summarize it's better. So the so the guests was another
bomb somewhere. Some doofus does go by and they grab that luggage
because they need some something to carry their gym shorts in or
something And they dumped the bed dump the contents of the of
the luggage out which I guess had the another pressure cooker
bomb it and then walk off with this thing. And now the police
was looking for him. Yeah, yeah. And the Senate. And so my
favorite line was there there is no we will net there is no
chance of being arrested.
At this point, you're only a witness. I'm gonna call right
in. Hello, everybody. And also, we can clearly see who that is
very, very recognizable. Just call your witness. I'm sure I'm
on the phone. I did get a clip from CNN, the woman who found
another bag with the pressure cooker. A very typical New
Yorker.
What was your first impression of that pie? This
is weird. Someone must have thrown out their own garbage
must have been something a kid was making science project or an
artist's kinetic sculpture.
Kinetic Sculpture. Yeah,
cut, boom. What's more kinetic Than a Bomb?
Why would she use that phrase? I just found that to be
interesting. She's in New
York. There's a lot of kinetic sculptures. There's a lot of
museum exhibitions that are listed would say kinetic
sculpture and Oh, okay. Times
are an artist's kinetic sculpture. Because you live in
Manhattan.
Let's face it, and you see some weird trash on the street. So
what was it after you thought okay, this is a kid science
project that then turned your mobile I
went on to explore what had happened on 23rd. I love
I want to explore because I'm still using Windows 95
Apparently,
did she say?
Okay, this is a kid science project, then turned your mobile
I
went on to explore what had happened on 23rd Street. It was
milling around with the crowd. But there was a lagging
suspicion in the back of my mind that this was a little weird. So
I went home again, to take a second look. And there was still
it's still there. And I thought it had been thrown out with a
bunch of garbage. But when I looked again, I saw that it was
debris that was surrounding it nut garbage that someone had
thrown out after cleaning up their apart. So you did the
right thing you called Nightline upstairs and called 911. Because
especially because there had just been a bomb. I went
downstairs to like meet with the detectives to show them where it
was. And they had gotten there and found it. And they saw me
coming towards them and said Ron, get off the block. That's
scary. Yeah, that was scary. That's when I saw they were
taking it seriously. Yeah, up until that point, I thought,
Man New Yorkers, they're always Canberra ready? Always weird.
Yeah, Naturals. Yeah.
The only other thing I have in this regard is the Andrew Cuomo.
He says he's still the governor of New York State. Yeah, Andrew
Cuomo. He was on CNN, and there really is only one solution to
how we stop terrorism. We all know what we really need to do
in New York, but
medium sized cities, small cities all across this country,
countries across the globe. I think this in many ways is the
new normal, and we're going to have to prepare for all right,
and the rhetoric isn't going to do it. It's it's reducing the
anger through dialogue and protecting ourselves with
intelligent police actions, etc.
Love
exactly what Loretta Lynch said,
Well, that's the talking point. You have to do it with love.
We can fix everything Muslim.
If you hugged a Muslim today, back in the 70s. That would have
been a pretty funny, pretty funny bumper sticker. All right.
So we'll just have to see what what pans out. But I don't like
it at all these two events all kind of being stoked up just in
time for whatever the conversation is going to be in
what I think will be one of the highest rated dead televised
broadcasts of our history.
Now who's What's it gonna be an ABC, I think or is it NBC was
doing it?
I don't know. i Doesn't everyone just get to carry it live or to
someone I guess not someone who Oh,
they may maybe it'll be Multijet? Maybe if that's
possible. I thought I know that. Lester Holmes. The NBC guy. Oh,
isn't Lester Holt Lester Holt homes?
I thought his whole household your right homes, thinking that
somebody else named homes? John? He were sure luck. He's gonna be
the moderator and I think both candidates are worried about the
questioning. And I think that because say Hillary should be
happy that is in NBC guy cuz they're all in for Hillary as we
know from the learner leaner report. And, but they're fearful
because everyone seems to think that Matt Lauer was harsh.
Oh, he was he sucked. He was no good. He didn't fact check on
the fly. He didn't ask the right questions. He was bad bad.
What did you know the joke about that he was harsh against
Hillary but not against Trump, right is that you did a segment
proving just the opposite where he had Trump sentiment. He had
facts. He had done fact check. He had done that he wasn't he
had the tweeter sitting there. Yeah, he nailed him with some
balls back in New on June 7 14th. For three. This happened
into that to this. Yeah, I know. So I know who they are. But
they're worried because they think that, you know, I guess
they we expected. Matt Lauer to just roll over for Hillary,
right? Do nothing. But I think it's all a setup just to make it
look like NBC is actually going to be objective. I think they're
gonna go after Trump. Hopefully they're gonna go after Trump.
Yeah, that would make a lot of sense. It makes sense to me a
Trump's Trump finally did something he almost did it
right. One of my biggest pet peeves ever and I got this clip
20 times from people. You know, we always talk about the
President's number one responsibility and you know, the
actual oath to be sworn in for the president United States is
you use swear to defend and uphold the Constitution, the
United States of America, but usually is Oh, keep the people
safe. That's my that is the number one responsibility, which
is important, but it's not the number one if you do not swear
to keep the American people safe. Although, I guess in an
ancillary way, because you will fulfill the duties of a
commander in chief, I guess that kind of means that but it's
really about the Constitution. And this is the clip everyone
sent me my highest
duty as president is to protect our citizens and to uphold the
Constitution of the United States.
Not bad. Close. At least he's close. I haven't heard anyone
say that.
No, he's the first one is vaccine. I think maybe somebody
has campaign is listening to the show because you harp on this.
Yeah. How many years I've been harping on almost the entire
length of the show all our years pretty
much since it was first pretty much since the first president
said My duty is to protect the public
Yeah. That you have more than a higher duty. Hillary on the
other hand is she's she's canceling things she's canceling
really big fundraisers.
I balls going every which way because their
eyeballs. Yeah, exactly. What is it she and me see where it was
like $100,000 a plate dinner that she always call has been
postponed
for postpone that, which you must be thinking she's coasted?
No, no, no, no, no the excuses
in the body double.
The excuses that actually here it is. It was even better than
that. If I look at this report, I'll tell you exactly this was
supposed to be in this was actually in North Carolina. Not
in Charlotte but in North Carolina. And here it is the
contribution levels were described as $100,000 which
featured cheer reception with Hillary. And then if you want a
host reception with Hillary, the price for that is $33,000 nice
and $5,000 for to get preferred seating. And if you just want to
be in the back with all the schlubs $2,700. So she cancelled
that but instead she's making videos and sending them off to
people. I think this is for Nevada. And so she's trying to
really get all assertive and maybe this is the Hillary we'll
see. During the debate. It always sucks though. When you
have a rant and then you mess it up at the end,
and I will fight back against so called right to work right to
work is wrong for workers and wrong for America. Now, having
said all this, why aren't I 50 points ahead you might ask?
Well, the choice for working families has never been clearer.
I need your help to get Donald Trump's record out to everybody.
Nobody should be fooled. He proudly declared himself 100%
right to work. He even hired a union busting firm to break up
an organizing campaign at his hotel in Las Vegas where you are
right now. And he built up his wealth by stiffing small
businesses and contractors. That goes against everything we stand
for as a country. My dad was a small business I'm just business
man. I'm just happy never did business with Trump.
poorly written punch line.
Yeah, very bad. She's not funny.
This, this could easily be the body double because this is such
a different cadence and so completely different in speech
pattern. The whole attitude is different.
But she has a number of styles. I mean, she has this shouting
style where she's poking at the she's got her fingers poking at
the Get the air, right arm out, boom, boom, boom, and she's
yelling. And then she's got a bug dot, dot, dot, dot, dot,
duck out boy and she looks left and right and left like a robot.
She got the robots done. And this thing is a little
different, a little variation, but what she said there, which I
think he missed, is she said that she is she's doing this
meaning at a Trump Hotel. Are you kidding me?
Oh, I didn't hear that. Is that does. Did she say Trump Hotel?
Or did you know that she
says do crappy Trump hotels where they tried to bust the
union? Right? Which is where you are right now. It's what she
said.
I thought you said you're in Vegas where you are right now. I
don't know if she will. Maybe she didn't maybe she didn't mean
that. And by the way, what exactly is the controversy with
right to work? I thought that was always a good thing. Is that
not a good thing, though?
You know what it means? Do you have any clue? That means that
no one can no one can stop you from working by some kind of
agreement that they that's you can't you always have the right
to work. No one can stop you from working.
That's kind of what it means. It also means you can't be forced
to join a union. Or you can't be forced into a union. Although if
it's a union shop and you have to be in the union to be in the
shop, it's like acting you can't just say I just want to be an
independent act. You won't get a SAG job. No. So if for all
practical purposes, acting is needs right to work laws. So you
can just I don't want to join sag. I just want to act in this
movie. Yeah. Okay. I don't want to pay any dues. It's a bad
Gotcha. That's what it refers to. Okay.
I'm not against unions. I'm in I'm in Sag AFTRA. And there's
ways you can do independent productions without they have a
special clause for that it's not too bad. Their health care
sucks, but their plan their insurance plan.
Charlie crickets they all suck.
No kidding. Florida, former Florida Governor Charlie Crist
is running for Congress. And he was on stage making his case. I
think he's actually the guy from CNBC, who was moderating this
nice little gig on the side. The audience, and this is I believe,
mainly Democrats in the audience responded to something he said.
Voting for your party's nominees. Governor.
I am. I am proud of Hillary Clinton. I think she's been a
very good secretary of state, a very good Senator from the state
of New York. The thing I like most about her is I believe that
she is steady.
I believe that she is strong. I believe that she is honest. And
I look forward to voting for
the Yeah. Oh, man. It's crazy.
That was something I liked that a lot. I like that a lot.
See, and I just have all these crazy little clips on the
sidelines. This Bano Bano was on Charlie Rose. Bano who I have
not liked since 1981.
He's a douche. And I would argue that he is he's more Republican,
the Democrat just based on his finances and who he hangs out
with,
but he doesn't play that game. He plays the Democrat game does
he does I'm just saying what I think but the people Yeah, and
so he was on Charlie row now. Oh, man. He's just a douche.
Just listen to this. Look
at America. He's like the best idea the world ever came up
with. But Donald Trump is potentially the worst idea that
ever happened to
Thanks, Mr. Irish,
potentially gonna destroy it. Because it destroyed what we're
saying because it's
like this because because of what we're saying you know, all
those things because he had done he takes a minute and a half to
not say why of what we're
saying because America is not just a country Ireland's most
country Great Britain's great country all the rest of it some
idea. America is an idea and that idea is bound up in justice
and equality for all.
Is that the idea of America? I don't think I thought it was
freedom wasn't freedom, the American Liberty freedom and
liberty he's like equality and justice for all. Ha yeah.
Well, that's your that's your did. That's your basic print. We
brought this up on the show before this is, was a was a boil
down. What's interesting, the Democratic and Republican or
conservative and a liberal, not democratic republic, but a
conservative and a liberal because a crossover and one was
freedom and equality, and freedom and freedom, liberty and
justice and equality the two different precepts and freedom
and liberty is what the conservatives think is prime And
Democrats see it as Justice inequality which
one on what side? Do
you fall he said justice and equality so if your freedom and
liberty you're a douche exam and sound like much of a Republican
to me, but okay, and
by the way, Ireland UK Screw you, you're no good you're not
an idea. Here's the country let's see him go back to Ireland
okay is an idea and that idea is bound up in justice and equality
for all quality and justice for all you know. And and this
was freedom
no he's not in there
is you know, I think of MLM Lazarus those lines give me or
your your tired your your your your poor, your huddled masses
yearning to breathe free.
That's it that actually says it right there to burn debris free
but he doesn't get it.
This is America. I mean, this is not, not from Donald Trump's
Trump's playbook. And, look, I have spent 20 years, nearly 20
years now fiercely bipartisan, and I'm going to stay that way.
And I have enormous respect for the party of of Abraham Lincoln.
Some of the greatest workers in the ONE Campaign come from
conservative tradition, or Republicans that are very close
friends of mine. You might only think he's a Republican. But
what do you think he's hijacked the party? I think he's trying
to hijack the idea of America and I think it's bigger than all
of us. I think it's, it's yeah, this is really dangerous. And
and I think you know, cannot it should wise, people of
conscience should not let this man turn your country into a
casino.
A casino. Don't I don't turn your country into a casino. We
love casinos. We do everywhere. That's, that's like a pro. It's
like a plus. Even American Indians, you get casinos. We
love casinos. I don't understand why we wouldn't want it to be a
full on Casino.
We got the stock market. Yeah, we're the biggest in the world
in that regard. Hell, yeah. Stock markets, a gigantic
Casino. Let's face it,
I'm gonna send you a, I should have put this on a website. I'm
sorry. I'm gonna send you a PDF right now through Skype, which I
want you to take a look at. This is not I believe this to be
authentic. But I want you to see the documents so you can look at
it with me together. This is an internal memo, which apparently
was leaked from Monmouth University, regarding the
Monmouth University poll. And this is an election poll. And
this resulted in an article in The New York Times who cited
this particular poll. And the headline is Jesus New York Times
get away with your ad, white voters keep Trump's hopes alive
in must win Florida. And this is, you know, this is kind of a
narrative that we've heard. So it's only white guys. And they
cite this poll exclusively. I do have it open and funny. The PDF.
I'm looking at it. Yeah. So one question I get immediately. Do
you mean
questioning the validity? Yeah, authenticity of it?
And I would say the reason why, well, you could ask my reasons.
You say why, why? Be so sincere? Why, John, why? I don't really
see universities normally sending out memos like this. By
the way, the structure of the memo is not very good. No. And
if you're gonna have, I mean, I know I'm gonna, this is gonna
make you laugh a
little bit. Tonight should explain first what we're looking
at. So please understand, we're looking at
the Monmouth University poll, a memo written from someone to
Patrick Murray. And it's a priority message, you're not
copied, blah, blah, blah. It's got net message, Hillary
research.
Let me sum it up. In general, what we're reading here is
instructions for two people who will be taking this who will be
putting this poll out there and calling people's a telephone
pole. And it's giving all kinds of different ways that they are
going to ask the questions in a certain way so that the answers
come back with keynotes such as birtherism is backfiring.
Trump's unfavorables are climbing minority voices support
Hillary implying racism white vote is Trump white
rally bullcrap.
You think is bullcrap. Yeah. It's damn good. Yeah,
I have a lot of reasons I didn't the structure of the memo is not
a memo structure. It's got a bowl facing and stuff it's got
it's got phrases like eyes only. Really? Okay. Well, that's
that's why I want eyes only the eyes only.
Now that's why I want to see if I had my questions, but I knew
you would have a better handle on that.
It's not okay. We'll just get a real memo somebody's created
somebody created this thing to make it look like the polls or
the we know the polls.
I was gonna say the point the beautiful thing is the polls are
actually rigged. This, I guess they tried a little too hard or
not hard enough. I don't know.
It just has to be little. Still but a terrible, terrible phony
memo. Just no way. This is a real memo. Good. Then
we'll move onward. Dr. Drew, Dr. Drew, who was unceremoniously
fired and canned. One of our producers sent me a clip from
Adam Carolla. Now, Dr. Drew has done lots of shows podcasts, all
kinds of things with with Adam Carolla, I think he actually has
a podcast still on his network. And I thought that was worth
playing.
Yeah, I tried to get with all this, Hillary Clinton and all
the pneumonia and all this stuff, I thought, let's get
through to call in and just tell us how pneumonia works. What we
should be looking out for,
but as people are zapping them and saying Don't say a word of
mouth, shut County.
Yeah. Here's the New World Order in case anyone thinks it may
exist and may not exist. But whether it actually exists or
doesn't exist. In Drew's mind. He cannot come on this podcast
and speak about Hillary Clinton, even in a hypothetical way. And
or I said, I knew he was going to be a post. I said, Just come
on and talk about pneumonia, pneumonia, and then we'll do the
Hillary Clinton math. No, got a couple of deals, brewing, and he
does not want to risks risk those deals. Now, there's the
perception from Dr. Drew who's lived in this town and worked in
this town for 30 some odd years, that he cannot vote now he can
come on and tell you that Donald Trump had a baby's arm growing
out of his asshole with no problem. No problemo. And he
would have no difficulty potentially finding work, but in
his mind, with a couple of these deals pending, not a good idea
as a physician to speak about one of the candidates who
probably become the president. And her medical condition is a
huge story after it's a huge story. It's a massive story. Not
going to risk it drew has a feeling that he may hurt his
career.
No, there you go. Yeah,
I've been on Dr. Drew side. Now of course,
of course. I'm Dr. Drew side. He's absolutely right. Did you
see the new celebrating video?
The No. I missed I didn't hear the Corolla piece, but it
didn't.
Oh, my goodness. Well, while I play this, and this is it's
worth listening to because you can use this
and add that to Hillary's running and with some border
states or something. No,
this is just celebrities who got together who want to help
everyone registered to Volos. Yes. Okay,
so it's an add some border states.
So it's save the day dot vote, which is a it's a pack actually.
And they've Robert Downey Jr. I mean, there's tons of
celebrities in this. And after about 40 seconds you understand
where it's headed on Tuesday, November 8, this country will
make one of the most important,
the most important, the most important decisions in its
history, you have a chance you have an obligation to be a part
of that decision. You might think it's not important, you
might think you're not important, but that's not true.
And the only way we can prove that to you is by having lots of
famous people, lots
of famous people, lots and lots of famous people just a shit ton
of famous people repeating how important important important
how important it is.
Register, register, register vote. Some of us aren't as
famous but still pretty famous. Like
you've seen us somewhere. Sometimes not famous person will
be mixed in with it famous ones. They drive the message home
because of their unpolished sincerity there. And Polish
sincerity.
But you only get this many famous people together if the
issue is one that truly matters to all of us a disease or
ecological crisis or a racist, abusive coward who could
permanently damage the fabric
and do the math. Do we rely on nuclear weapons? And it just
keeps on going? Is really really really amazing.
Yes, just a more name calling people
Doesn't that prove Dr. Drew's point right there?
Yeah. nails it?
Sadly he was missing a coward. Sadly he was missing he was he
was missing from the video Dr. Drew should have been in it.
That had been funnier. Yeah.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you, John, with the C stands for celebrity
Hillary endorsement. Devorah.
Will in the morning to you, Mr. Adam curry in the morning to all
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And in the mornings everyone in the chat room, no agenda
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Yeah, couple came in late, I noticed. And always, generally
speaking, I hate to say this, but you got about 15 minutes is
Yeah.
Well, I mean, some people hear it halfway through the show and
start working on it. But yeah,
you have to start early. That's why we began the show. So loaded
with potential.
Just loaded John, which were loaded for bear were loaded.
So we have two executive producers and two Associate
Executive producers to thank for show 862
All right. Yeah. 862 Correct. You are correct, sir.
Starting with David West, David E West in Marysville Washington.
$522.52 versus 52 zero dot 50 To go a lot of 52 is going maybe
for your birthday. I mean, nobody sent a notice. There John
and Adam. I was hit in the mouth by my friend coworker and
carpool buddy George. Around show 759 So this guy's coming in
early here for these guys. I started to just shelve 700 602
And I finally got around to donating around 759 When you
were discussing cluck boy, and I couldn't believe how on target
you were and how I wasn't hearing this anywhere else in
the news. Show Yeah, your analysis is definitely original
would not be possible if it weren't for the value for value
model you employ this is absolutely correct. The Dr. Drew
story that surrounds it. First of all, I need to de douching
because it's been almost a year since I started listening.
You've been de deuced Santa says Secondly, I want to wish Adam a
belated Happy Birthday hence the donation amount of 52 zero dot
52
Thank you very much.
I would like I would like to wish my beautiful hot wife a
happy birthday. You got your pencil.
Oh yes. I have my number two pencil.
Here's his on September 24. Age unknown
Okay, and this is from David. E West. hot girlfriend. What's
your name?
My wife wife wife. Sorry. His girlfriend's next month.
Oh, what's what's his hot wife's name? It doesn't say and her
birthday is when?
September 24 Okay,
okay you got it on the
can I get some jobs karma and the following jingles Jays? And
before I tell you what those are I want to also mention he says
at the end 73 from your fellow ham ke seven f x you
oh seven threes kilo five Alfa Charlie, Charlie. Okay, jobs
karma.
Can I get some jobs karma and the following jingles? Can you
see that juice? Little girl. Yay. And then the scream.
Okay, can you see that juice? I'm gonna see. There's so many
of them. Yeah, little girl. Yeah. You said?
Yeah. And then that horrible scream. Oh, the
scream. Okay, hold on. See, normally when I have the note in
front of me, I can work a little bit. I'm just as true. I'm just
and if I was actually on the ball. When because these checks
come in yesterday. I would have I should sit down and write a
memo. Oh, please. Oh, please don't even threaten that shit.
Oh my gosh. Can you see that juice? Jobs, jobs, jobs and
jobs. Let's go for jobs.
No worries. We got it done.
Nick Balsan in Richmond, Virginia. Three, four 5.67. No
note, no email that I could find. You may have gotten some
in your box you might want to look up. But I assume assume
that he either has nothing to say or he will tell us later. He
He's an executive producer for show Nick ball seats. No I
don't. Hey, LS
I think I have anything from him.
On word to Kevin Johnson KJ in Phoenix, Arizona, it was not the
same k jam referring to who was the mayor of Sacramento. Thanks
for the best podcast in the universe B P it you this
donation makes me makes the final push to knighthood. I'd
like I'd like a shout out to Josh for propagating the formula
in the Pacific Northwest. Hey, Josh. Josh. Josh. Please Knight
me sir Johnson defender of the blue line.
Okay. We will do that looking forward to that definitely
that's it.
Oh, and there wasn't a set that there was two associate
executives but now it's just no one so that's just a very short
list. And I want to thank you folks so we do have a just a
couple of days before the next show so hopefully we'll do a
little better
Did you get a present from Sir crevasse?
What was it
do your Adam just wanted to share some of my house made
apple brandy with you
know Oh, I did not that I've heard you
are not much of a drinker. So be careful. This last batch is a
bit stronger than what the label states hope you enjoyed as much
as I enjoyed the show long live the best podcast and University
Circle bottles and I will be sampling that this evening.
I did not get that what I did get was this was the this is the
Hillary laughing pen. And it's actually a pretty funny little
object isn't huge Senate because it came from Amazon. Sorry,
it is a really huge pan like really thick or is it what does
it look like?
It's a kind of oversized, not too oversized. It's usable. And
it's got that big a big head on the top of it where the eraser
would be if it was a pencil with Hillary's hat and his little
button you push it it makes this noise
that's pretty cool. I like that
I think these are available. What's funny is they actually
the pen itself is hilarious, but there's a bunch of stuff on the
back of the packaging. I should rather read a couple of these.
It says there's a like a list it's like a Why would you buy
this pen so there's pro and con Oh cool. So Pro is Hillary has a
great belly laugh from DNC chair of Terry McAuliffe con isn't
that frightening the radio TV host Sean Hannity Pro, I think
the laugh has actually served as a pretty effective tool.
Democratic strategist Chris Lohan con some say Hillary's
laugh is as overdone as Al Gore's kiss. CNN woman pro Mike
Allen says is a guffaw has been very effective. Not and then
they've gone from Frank Rich in the New York Times. Now Mrs.
Clinton is erupting in a laugh with all the spontaneity of an
alarm clock buzzer anyway, goes on. Nice item cushions maybe? I
think it's a collectible for the election.
I'll have a look on Amazon. I think it isn't collectable. I'd
love to have one of those. Before we go you were you were
searching some tune your email. And that triggered a thought and
I had this note written down for two weeks. We need to talk about
your squirrel mail guy.
Oh, yes. Yes, he sent out an announcement about this I want
to buy this is not a good announcement. I don't like doing
it. I'm gonna do it.
Explain the background. Mark per
Cal is an old timer in the business has been needed marks
male and he's done a bunch of stuff over the years is a big
during the era of Novell, he was like a hotshot in that scene.
And he does a male didn't he does a junk email filter.com.
He's got some patentable technology, I think. And he's
been doing my email for
years. And this is the guy who's who makes sure you get no spam.
I'm famous and you're famous.
But just to get no spam guy get no spam. This is the guy and
everyone's noses kind of a meme for a while. And he's got stage
four lung cancer and he's gonna die in six months. It's
just yeah, why don't you just ease us into it, John? Thanks.
So
I thought I'd lead you right into it. Yeah, he has no
symptoms. He's asymptomatic. And it was only a fluke that he
found out about,
wait a minute, what do I need to find out what is asymptomatic? i
This is interested in me. She's asymptomatic. So he has no
symptoms yet he's going to die. Yes.
So this happens people have a lot of asymptomatic year
illnesses. In normally you know, your hand would fall off with
you had leprosy but you don't have it. You got leprosy but no
symptoms, which makes no sense. But yeah, he's asymptomatic. So
he's fine and he's doing his job and he's, you know, he handles a
lot of websites. Mostly nonprofit websites he does, I
believe he's still in charge to the EFF website. He has his own
server system. And he does a lot of you know, hard basic grunt
work. He is willing to train anyone who wants to take over
his business. So any unemployed coder out there, programmer
named Ben, and he dude named Ben out there, and He'll teach you
what he's doing with this with this spam filtering. I've always
believed Mark's business is asleep, or because he never He
never was in the market. He's always made just enough money to
just get by. And that's what he did. But now he says he's going
to die. You know, I would say probably not as quick as he
might think. But he's planning for earlier than later. So he
can get the transfer because he has to train somebody to do the
to do the system that he has established. CT yme.com is the
base URL.
And you say me, you say that and it reminded me of a story one of
our producers sent who I believe is involved seven, do I have to
keep some stuff anonymous about Spamhaus? Did you see that?
I don't remember it
Spamhaus is a very famous resource that you have, of
course, running mail mail server, I've used this for
years. Spamhaus is a, they have a database, and you can connect
to the database and you can get you know, it'll it'll, it'll
identify spam as you run it through your system. And what's
the name of this guy I forget his name was running spam house.
But anyway, our producer who works for automobile company,
you know, they send out a lot of emails, he says we don't send
out spam, it's only to a less list that people have opted
into. And all of a sudden their emails started getting trapped
by spam house. Now our producers, you know, car dealers
not the best and making creative so yeah, maybe we had too many
images, but all the email addresses were obtained with
permission. We don't allow the upload of purchase lists. These
are people who first inquired at our dealerships. Nonetheless we
got on Spamhaus is radar when we finally jumped through the
eleventy seven hoops to get in touch with somebody because they
were being blocked. They told us we needed to hire their
consultant to help us with our email problem. How much do you
think the email consultant charges per day?
Too much?
Just give me a guess man.
Well, they rate should be the most $3,000 Yeah,
$30,000
a day? Yes. So they are using these douchebags service to me.
Okay, so of course I'm gonna take them off. Are you kidding
me? These are eight holes. I didn't know this. This is news
that I thought Spamhaus was kind of like a good guy. And and our
and our producers talk to their two biggest competitors same
thing extortion, hundreds of 1000s of dollars in email
consultancy fees. So extortion
that's a good story. I should write this up in PC Magazine. I
didn't know that. Was this bad? Yeah, I'll send you $3,000
figures a little high. So whoever wrote that note into
those send me another copy. Just so I can talk to you about it.
Anyway, back to your guy. I want
mark this is not what I'm advised with doing with marks.
No, I'm sorry. Just I just wanted to get it out.
No, I know I understand markson honest guy and he doesn't do
crap like that. And he's like a great guy and he needs to have
somebody take over his system so somebody out there we have
enough listeners worldwide oh boy should be somebody in the
Bay Area. We have enough people that are you either know someone
or you could do it or somebody's looking for work or they want to
have a little hobby that's more than a hobby it's like a well
paying job that you're in total control of just send me an email
john@divorce.org and put it in the headline Mark per cow in the
subject line so I can spot it and we'll see if we can make
some work because I I'm screwed if this doesn't get over
cares about Mark dying. Okay, well my email my spam,
but I'm totally screwed. If he goes because I won't find
another system this good.
I already have offers coming in. I already have offers coming in
who want to do those. We
the system that he has is fantastic. He's a really good
guy and he does good work. And he is for his thing with a
squirrel. He is just a fantastic guy and I'm actually hoping he
gets over this I mean maybe being asymptomatic is something
that indicates you get over I don't know well the only thing
we can do on this is a big reason good research he doesn't
think he's got much hope. But he's uh you know give him some
some love we
need to we need some F cancer karma that's what we need for
this. So we do on this show
you've got karma. There you
wish him well, of course. All right. Thank you to our two
executive producers, our one loan Associate Executive
Producer that week today in general, there'll be a short
segment later on. And we thank everyone $50 or above, usually
for reasons of anonymity. And again, thank you. These are real
titles that you get as executive producer, Associate Executive
Producer, and you use them anywhere that might be
recognized, like at the Emmys, which we should talk about after
we tell you to go out there and do some very important work of
propagating our formula. Our formula is this. We go out, we
get people in the mouth
shut up. Oh, I forgot something. devora.org/n. A That's right.
For our show. Coming up on Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, Sunday.
Oh, righty. Hey, I saw you have a clip about the Skittles thing.
I wouldn't mind talking about that. I thought I have two
clips about the Skittles thing. Now I heard about the Skittles
thing.
First, it was
very well explained in the clip. All right. We don't really have
to even set it up. But I just have contrasting clips. Because
democracy now even though I have a lot of problems with them in
their biases, and sometimes their reporting is it's just
reading off of a sheet. They did a absolute perfect presentation
of what this what would happen. I mean, they also they're all
excited about it, but but at least the information is
correct. And then we'll play the ABC report, which is like what
doesn't even make any sense what ABC said,
Okay, Democracy Now. First,
Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump, Jr. has sparked outrage
after he tweeted, back reading quote, If I had a bowl of
Skittles, and I told you just three would kill you. Would you
take a handful? That's our Syrian refugee problem. Unquote.
Along with the graphic, he tweeted the words this image
says it all. In response, Skittles parent company,
Wrigley, America's said in a statement, quote, Skittles are
candy refugees are people. We don't feel it's an appropriate
analogy. We'll respectfully refrain from further commentary,
as anything we say. Could be misinterpreted as marketing. And
I'd love
that line.
Yeah, okay. Now, a couple of things. One, I thought it was a
reasonable analogy. If you're gonna make that argument,
it also hit home for me. Because for seven and a half years, I
promoted the crap out of skittles on MTV. It was like the
number one advertiser Taste the rainbow.
I like Skittles. But it I thought it was it was a very
good and thoughtful analysis, you know, things are not easy to
develop, you can't really come up with stuff that actually
makes some sense at all. Yeah, I get it now. In terms of I get it
now. That's what the ideas were there were everyone's offended
because Skittles was thrown into the mix, which everyone loves
Skittles, and they don't want it does sound like the whole thing
is a promotion for Skittles at the end, at the end of the
episode, and I would say, the woman or there was a woman that
the PR department of Skittles, Wrigley, or whoever it is, she's
very silent. You know, she was that was a marketing commentary.
So let's just leave it at that. But meanwhile, this thing has
gotten blown out of control. And so we have a report from ABC,
who is really just off the rails and does last week and makes me
wonder if they're switching sides because of the some of
their reporting. But this is like doesn't have any This is
terrible. David Wright. Thank you. Meantime, also tonight of
the race for the White House word that a former Republican
President George HW Bush could be voting for Hillary Clinton.
Also Donald Trump's son Don Jr, causing a firestorm after
sending a tweet comparing Syrian refugees to a bowl of poisonous
Skittles asking, would you take the chance?
Oh, that wasn't even the best, the best deconstruction of it.
This is what was circling on the face bag. Started by the
intercept. I might point out, Naomi last chance. You ready for
this? Okay. Donald Trump Jr's tweet comparing Syrian refugees
to Skittles has deep roots is the concept dates back at least
to 1938 and a children's book called dad gift pills or the
toadstool in which a mother explains to her son that it only
takes one Jew to destroy an entire people. Oh, yes. We're
back to Hitler, everybody. The books I'll get better. The books
author Julius striker also published a newspaper that I had
off Hitler love to read Adesh Stuermer, the newspaper
published anti semitic, anti Catholic anti communist anti
capitalist propaganda in 1933. Soon after, Hitler took power
striker uses newspaper to call for the extermination of Jews.
And here's a Trump's tweet has clear parallels to strikers
children's book where a boy named France it gets better,
where a boy named France learns about the Jews from his mother
quote, however they disguise themselves or however friendly
they tried to be after firming 1000 times that good intentions
to us one must not believe them Jews they are and Jews they
remain for I feel like they are poison Francaise. Oh, yes, mommy
like the poisonous mushroom? Yes, my child, just a single
poisonous mushroom can kill a whole family. So a solid self
sanitary Jew can destroy a whole village, a whole city, even an
entire Falchuk. And that has been racing around. digging
deep. Isn't that isn't that incredible? Wow. And I'm
thinking oh, wait. So if we can't use that analogy, what
else? Can we say one bad apple? Is that also anti semitic?
Oh, no, no, it's about killing Jews. If you say one bad anti
semitic
Miwa. You know, the point is, if you got people coming in, it's
hard to vet them and Kirby, I don't know why they let him out.
They let him out of the State Department. He went on Fox and
Friends he feel
good that it is it's done appropriately, it's done
thoroughly that the vetting is good. And the President has
talked about the fact that we're going to upped the number of
total refugees to more than 100,000 for fiscal year 17
Wouldn't debate the fact that there's the potential for ISIS
terrorists to try to insert themselves. And we've seen that
in some of the refugee camps in Jordan and in Turkey, where
they're trying to insert themselves into the population.
But again, the vetting process, while not perfect is very, very
stringent and it takes it can take almost up to two years.
Now he kind of said, yeah, it happens.
That actually begs the question. If you had why bother vetting at
all? If none of this, you know if this is all about Jews? Let
them all come over. Why do you need to vet unless what he says
is true. In other words, if the analogy is not correct, why
would you vet it all?
Women? Run by me again, what exactly you're saying?
He's saying you've got a big pile of Skittles, and there's
two bad ones in there. They're poisonous. Yeah. Is that a
possibility? Yes. According to Kirby Yes. That's when I'm
saying that if that wasn't a possibility, and the meaning the
analogy is accurate,
meaning Kirby is an anti Semite.
Exactly. That's what it means. It mail that Irby and the
intercept for that matter are a bunch of Jew hater.
Really? I found that to be unbelievable.
Well, that you reading from the intercept would be Clip of the
Day. Yeah. But if you just have to read it, clip it and then put
it on the shelf
and just put some sounds behind. It was like, yeah, exactly. I
think that would actually work. This is
what's going over the face bags. Oh, yeah. So the comment about
the Skittles means that Trump's or Jew haters? Well, I'm gonna
let you know. Okay, come on. Guy. I don't have the clips to
back this up. But I've got some clips
the rainbow. John, come on, bring it on.
I got some good stuff that I'll bring up in the next show.
Okay, you're gonna you're gonna keep us in the dark. Yes,
because
I need to get the material first. So I don't it's not gonna
be one of those ever, never ending or is that gonna happen?
happens when that happens.
There's something there's something we need to discuss
that came up and a lot of people lie to Tweet activity about it.
And I and I did quite a bit of research. Because I do believe
we were wrong. But I still think in the annual leave or do you do
believe I believe I believe that we were indeed wrong. But that
in the long run? We are right. This is about the pardon that
you have been
wrong and right. I agree. Sure. This is about the pardon.
Oh, right. For Snowden wrong. Well, they were wrong. But it
was corrected. So here Well, yes. So I I wasn't corrected on
the show. Was not corrected on the show, though. He said
present this the idea of Pardons Snowden, which is you know this
in tandem with the movie coming out. It's pretty amazing how
those things to came out at the same time. But you know, there's
this petition for pardoning Snowden when President Obama to
pardon him and we incorrectly said, Well, you know, that you
can't be pardoned if you haven't committed a crime yet. Or if you
haven't been convicted of the crime. Yeah, that is incorrect
and And this, of course, stems from the Constitution where it
clearly says the president can can pardon except in matters of
impeachment. And a lot of people sent me the links and
information about the pardoning of Richard Nixon. And that was
actually challenged. And the Supreme Court said no, according
to ex parte garland, which is a very, very weird case from 1867,
which was about the the, it actually said the complete, the
President really has the power to pardon anything at any time.
And this is a 1867. So this is now seen, generally as as true
and that President Obama could indeed, pardon Snowden. You
know, possibly, even if he hasn't been convicted of the
crime, and even if you're
not yet you don't have to have it. You don't have to be
convicted or even charged. Yeah, you have this blanket? Pardon?
It's right. Whatever evil deed you did,
yes. However, I found as I was researching this, like, this is
really how can this be a mania? At what point is there? Is there
no limitation? Can the President really do this, and there is a
second filing this was Schick versus Reed. Now, this was 110
years later, and this was a regarding a case and Chief
Justice Burger delivered the opinion. And he said very
specifically, that, you know, the President can do all this.
It's in the Constitution. However, the Constitution rules
above everything else, so that the President may not pardon
someone of a crime against the Constitution. Ah, and that
interest, and that would be so the Snowden could be pardoned
for, you know, breaking into computer systems, you know, all
kinds of stuff, but not for treason. If he is convicted of
treason, that would be that's the Constitution Trump's the
president's power in that case, I believe. I'm not a lawyer.
Okay, well, that's not a bad thought. I don't think he's
gonna be treason. I thought it was gonna be a violation of the
Espionage Act. Some are getting rich off the
Yeah, but I think that will flow, right? Well, here's the ex
CIA director Woolsey. We know who we know what he's all about.
Well, if you contrast Snowden with Daniel Ellsberg in the
Pentagon Papers, back in the 60s, early 70s, Ellsberg took
policy papers. And he did release them to the press,
famous incident when New York Times and they did become
public. But if you go back and look at them now, their policy
papers, they don't disclose any operations, they don't disclose
who is one of our spies behind enemy lines, etc. And as an by
the way, Ellsberg voluntarily came back to the United States
to be prosecuted. The court made some mistake, procedural mistake
when prosecuting him and he ended up not having to go to
prison. But he was a very principled man, in his own way,
Snowden. Words fail me, I think he ought to be brought back to
the United States, but he ought to be put on trial before a jury
of his peers. And if convicted of treason, which ought to be
the charge, as I understand it, that still carries the
possibility of death by hanging. And that's, that's what I would
like to see happen to Snowden.
Hey, good to get your thoughts on that. And
I like your tag, I like your tag. Because he says, I'd like
to see him hang, and then listen to a response,
the possibility of death by hanging. And that's, that's what
I would like to see happen to Snowden.
All right, good to get your thoughts on that. Ambassador,
James woolsafe. Good to have you.
I want to hang the guy. Oh, it's good to get your thoughts on
that. Thank you. Not listening, perhaps, though, I think that
this is also being played into it as a very political slant,
because I think a lot of the a lot of techies who may have more
conservative thoughts, or you know, think that what Snowden
did is good. And you know, Woolsey is a Trump adviser. So
you will like Trump, the Snowden will be hanged, which we want to
see happen. And if you
can, like Hillary and Trump will be our Trump will be either way,
either way. You know, this, to me is a case of whistleblowing,
plain and simple no more than that he that they didn't name
names of agents or anything like that is a couple of illegal
programs that were being instituted. He does mentioned
that the that the corporations are in bed with the CIA or the
NSA. I'm sorry. And I don't see where what this has to do with
treason because it's got nothing to do with an enemy. Right? It's
unless you consider the Emir what he's doing is what he's
doing is what we see I think has been begun. Probably during the,
I'd say the Bush administration. Second one. The enemy is the
American public. And so what Woolsey is doing is expressing
that exact same thought, yeah, because if it's treason, then
the American public is the enemy. That's what he's saying.
And I believe that's what he thinks. And I think a lot of
these guys in government right now all think that the American
public is the enemy enemy, and we've talked about this on the
show endless
we are not only that we're the enemy and we're armed. That's
even worse. Yeah, that's why you've got to take the guns
away. Oh, well, speaking of that, did you see the president
at the United Nations?
No, yeah, you know, I had a really I had that little did I
have that little I have the little clip. I got the little
okay. The little clip is a great clip. Yeah, yeah, we just did
President of the of our United States for the
his last speech selling us out
his last his last hurrah,
but we have to put our money where our mouths are. And we can
only realize the promise of this institutions founded to replace
the ravages of war with cooperation, if powerful
nations, like my own, except constraints. Uh huh. Sometimes
I'm criticized in my own country for professing a belief in
international norms, and multilateral institutions, but I
am convinced that in the long run, giving up some freedom of
action, not giving up
I like the freedom of action. That's a really nice phrase,
some freedom of action phrase,
what it means is sovereignty, yes. In other words, you rule
your own country, we have freedom of action to take make
laws and, and enforce them when we want to. But we should give
that up, give up our sovereignty and just give it over to the
United Nations, or some other body that's run by the elites of
the world
international norms, and multilateral institutions. But I
am convinced that in the long run, giving up some freedom of
action, not giving up our ability to protect ourselves or
pursue our core interests, but binding ourselves to
international rules. Over the long term enhances our security.
Thanks, Obama.
Yeah, New World Order. Hello.
That is the most telling speech he's ever given only 44 seconds.
That's all it takes. Yeah, doesn't take much to sell out
your own country. Unbelievable. Because it's better again a
reason of course is to protect the wealthy so you can't nobody
steals their stuff.
Yeah, man Don't
get ahead chopping that went on in the French Revolution. That
was no good. What was it 40,000 People we finally figured out
how to get
chopped off because they created the guillotine as an as an
automation process.
Yeah, gotta get this good guy move. Oh, move. Fantastic. So
that, you know, the rich are all the wealthy? Yeah, the real
wealthy, not the guy worth 10 million bucks has nothing. Yeah,
the guy's worth billions. And and the people that have the
power, they might not be worth billions, but they get
billionaire power. They really want to get us out of this,
these systems that are like, dangerous to them no goodly to
them,
no good before, you know, we got to Brexit.
So before you know it, we got WTO, which is changing the laws
of this country that are sovereign laws are being changed
by the WTO. There's a new court system, the ISDS, I think is the
name of it, that is changing the laws of our sovereign nation,
these two T tip and the other one, you know, these, these two,
treaty deals are designed to change the laws and make it so
corporations really run everything, you know, actually
is a horrible situation. And nobody really has a grasp on it.
I
actually realized yesterday as I listened to some reports, that
the Paris Climate Accord, that that actually is a covert trade
agreement. That's really what it is. You know, the whole idea if
you remember, if you remember we've we've gone to these years
ago used to look at some of these climate deals, and a lot
of them and they were complained about in public had all kinds of
sovereignty issues. You were you had to give up this you had to
give up that your nation can't do this and can't do that. It
had nothing to do with climate. Now
in worse, you then get to a point where money is being sent
to poor nations, I'll just say, the continent of Africa, and
that money will then be used to buy American products mainly, I
would presume
that not yes, but not necessarily. That money that
goes there is not the money of the rich and wealth.
No. It's this schlubs Like
this. The slobs Oh, fantastic Obama. Good work. Wow. When I
heard that it was like oh my god I know and people think this is
good he just basically wants to turn the card the United States
of America turn it over to Jewish national tribe you
murder Yeah, of course.
Just a quick rule, this is what is good this is why everyone's
so upset. You can see when people took sides on Brexit the
Brexit people got a clue eventually figuring out a way to
make Why are the laws for our country being formulated and and
just cranked out by the by the elected leaders and elected
leaders in Brussels. It's not even of his Belgians and other
kinds of they're not even
English. My God, it's Belgians, I tell you this crazy Asians are
writing laws for us. They got a clue figuring out this is a
unbelievable loss of sovereignty. And that's what has
been going on this like a major trend. The European Union is
part of it. The those Trans Pacific deals the WTO all these
things are part of it is to take our sovereignty away. We don't
they don't want us to be the United States of America
anymore. It we've gone beyond that we don't need that we need
to international agreements and tribunals and let other people
tell us what to do. Exactly what you said
that you brought up Brexit. This is now coming kind of coming
into the lexicon as we get closer to the first debate. CNBC
financial channel. At first glance,
the US presidential election and the UK referendum to leave the
European Union appear to be very different, but analysts warned
the two events could share some of the same parallels the UK
voted to leave the EU in June. Following the decision
commentators noted those in power and urban citizens
underestimated the strength of public sentiment. Experts say a
similar event could take place in November elections. Were a
member of the US political establishment, Hillary Clinton
is being challenged by outspoken populist and politically
incorrect, Donald Trump. The bottom line the Brexit could be
a warning sign for America.
Interesting. Interesting. Not quite sure what they what they
want to say. But
why did they have to describe Trump as politically incorrect?
I know what's gonna do it. What does it have to do with that
report?
Nothing. It's CNBC. That's why now Brit Hume over on Fox, he
was great. He brought up something very important. What
was the number one mistake of the Brexit we were on for weeks
and weeks.
The bookies wasn't the bookies.
The bookies got it wrong.
Right. The bookies got it wrong, which is very unusual.
I'm now trailing Hillary Clinton by less than a point in a two
way race. And a CBS poll of 13 battleground states shows the
candidates tied the betting odds meanwhile, continue to favor
Mrs. Clinton by more than two to one.
Okay, yeah, two to one. How could they possibly be wrong?
You're very rarely wrong. Unless you're trying to you know, the
betting for these sorts of things. You take the kind of
like, I don't know what it's called. It's not the vague but
there's something in the middle you often the odds, especially
Vegas style betting is you put the odds in a way that you get
more bets and you get a piece of the bets and the losers it's
just not necessary you don't necessarily lose anything if it
goes the other way.
Well, that's why you're a bookie
Yeah, you never lose anything you're a bookie know
what you're doing now of course,
you know what you're doing? Of course. I just wonder why it's
just we just discussed it snowed a minute ago. I want to
definitely play this small clip. This is what this is the
funniest thing I think this is the funniest thing that happened
this week. The Washington Post comes out and says Snowden
should be hanged just like the other guy No. WP WAP on DN.
And the Washington Post editorial board is calling for
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to face criminal charges. And an
editorial published Saturday. The Post called on Snowden to
return to the United States to face charges under the Espionage
Act or to bargain for quote, a measure of criminal
responsibility for his excesses and quote, a team of The
Washington Post reporters won a Pulitzer Prize in 2014 for
covering NSA spying revealed and documents leaked to the post by
Edward Snowden.
Now everybody's up in arms about this. Glenn Greenwald's got a
nice piece about it. Everybody's IRQ because the will in fact,
listen to this. This is the one that I just show I don't
normally watch because the guy can't be concise. But this is
watching the Hawks on WaPo. Good ready to
break out the black suits and the black veils of Hawk watchers
because it's time to join the funeral procession and mourn the
loss of that once great bastion of journalism. The Washington
Post For those of you that have yet have not yet heard the news,
The Washington Post's integrity died over the weekend from a
massive overdose of self inflicted hypocrisy. hot off the
presses on Saturday, the washbowl editorial board clearly
taking a cue from those cowards sitting on the House Permanent
Select Committee on Intelligence called for the prosecution of
former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, while denouncing the
recent worldwide efforts to secure him a pardon from US
President Barack Obama before he leaves office this January, the
editorial board wrote whether Mr. Snowden deserves a
presidential pardon as human rights organizations are
demanding is a complicated question, however, to which
President Obama's answer should continue to be no. This is this
is really rather incredible stance to take, especially when
the Washington Post itself greatly benefited from their own
publishing of Mr. Snowden leaks, not only in clicks, buys and
subscription dollars, but also in winning one of the single
biggest and most prestigious awards a news outlet can
possibly receive.
He goes on and on now. This is seen as you know, this is very
hypocritical. I mean, this is like burning a source for all
practical purposes, even though we all know that Snowden did
what he did. But why would the paper which got a Pulitzer from
for they're using his material, be all of a sudden turn on on
him like this when nobody else has? In fact, the New York Times
has none of these other guys who benefited? That is the only
thing the only coincidence. I see. There's two possibilities.
I can't find out whether Amazon is behind the Snowden movie.
That would be so it's just promotional. Some publicity
stunt for the movie. Or it was interesting because the Snowden
revelations began in 2012. Jeff Bezos late and later in 2013,
bought the paper and now would be a change of heart. Once he
got control of it. It would be Bezos. Bezos is the one that had
this editorial written, because he's the one that runs the paper
so and wouldn't have been written before Bezos got in
there. From what I can tell the way things operate. So Bezos is
just a bad guy.
Although he was loved at the Emmys.
Yes, he was he was loved by the lesbians at the Emmys. This is
true. Jill Solloway Jill Solloway Do you I hope you
haven't Jill saw I
haven't. I have Jill Soloway is clip of course I do. Jill
Solloway. could have
did you have what's his name is clipped the black actor who
holds up his fist and says, out with Obama in with Hillary? No.
Okay, sorry. Well, I just said it. That's what he did.
Great clip it would have been clip of the day if it wasn't
you. Yeah. Well, Jill Solloway is the director of I can still
get it. It was a transparent I think it's transparent.
Transparent. Yeah, she's the director. I liked it.
I liked the show. I liked the show. I
never liked the show. I find it too hard. I never liked it
because of its directing. But it was just we're gonna go to the
Emmys. Here's something I noticed that you just as a as a
pre thought. Did you notice that there were an outrageous number
of award categories for directors. Directors have the
best episode of this directors have the best sitcom directors
have the best one time show directors of a single episode
directors of this ever miniseries directors of this? It
was directors, directors, directors. Yeah. Why? What
director of a TV show compared to a director of a movie? It's
not like the same thing.
I don't have an answer for you.
It was I never heard so many. And by the way, I'll mention
this. There is something known as the Directors Guild Award.
Yes. Yeah. Where they can out director's awards. Like there's
no, there's no tomorrow. I just thought it was ridiculous. They
have so many awards for directors.
Well, this director got an award. And she said a number of
things. And Tina and I were watching together and she said a
couple of things that were odd, but then when she wound it up, I
was like, Well, okay, that's not gonna, I'm not gonna watch that
show anymore. It's here she is. First, of course, thanking the
man who we just talked about. Wow.
People asked me if it's hard to be a director. And I tell them
no, life is very hard. Being a good partner, being a good
mother. Being a good person is hard being a director. So II, I
get to just make my dreams come true. It's a privilege. And it
also creates privilege. When you take women, people of color,
trans people, queer people, and you put them at the center of
the story. The subjects instead of the objects, you change the
world we found out
The first that's irritated me first. You change the world
change well I don't know is that it's a TV show.
It's a show TV show on on cable. No, it's not
even on cable. It's no, it's on Amazon. It's a paid on Amazon
Amazon lowest
rung.
So I want to thank you my sweet Jeff Bezos, because you changed
the world. And you invited me to do this thing that these people
call television. But I call a revolution.
I like that. Is it that's a good point. It's it TV is something
else. fairpoint I've always
wanted to be part of a movement, civil rights movement, the
feminist movement. This TV show allows me to take my dreams
about unlikable Jewish people. Queer folk, trans folk and make
them the heroes thank you to the trans community for your lived
lives need to stop violence against transgender women and
topple the patriarchy?
Okay, so first of all, transgendered women I have to
I'm just trying to understand, does she mean women who have
transgendered to men? Or does she mean men who have
transgender to women?
I would think it would be men who transgender to women. Awali.
Why? Well, I mean, I would think that based on her and her
attitude and her show, you can see what the main part of the
show was about a guy who turned to a woman is she by a lot.
Yeah. But wait, and I believe her father did
that if she biologically a man or a male or female.
I believe she is a female. And she had was married for a while
now she's with a woman who looks like a guy. Exactly. Actually,
who is older and he looks like an old man, but he's a woman and
she's decided to become a lesbian. Okay, that's when I
have some clips of her backstage.
Oh, hold on. I finished that was obviously exclusionary. And then
topple the patriarchy? While she's there looking like a dude.
What do you understand?
She looks like a guy. She looks like a young man. She's 50 by
though
she lives as a man I presume? And that's that's her choice.
Great. But then topple the patriarchy? What does that mean?
I mean, when I felt it was I felt insulted.
It was a zero your
your there's plenty of women who are winning great awards, but
topple the patriarchy. I guess the patriarchy is the white man
world is that is that what it is?
I think is what it's just it's you
know the patriarchy.
war on men what it is.
It's the war on men. Yeah, she's a man hater. Now. I found her
very, very. I didn't like her. She was backstage and she gave a
bunch of she talks and continued this conversation. Oh, with
right. Oh, you got so so this is great with less of a screechy
voice. And she sounded a little more now like a 50 year old
woman. And this is her first comment when she comes out with
a first who does a press conference. She's standing there
with Jeffrey tam bore who's been parently D bald, and more of the
character you see on The Larry Sanders Show, it seems to me.
And here's what she says to begin with. Yeah, I
think for us, the depth of what we were doing just felt so
amazing. Obviously, we're trying to do a comedy and a family
comedy. But in season two, we follow the specimens back to
Germany to Berlin right before the Holocaust. And we try to
tell a story about the women's Music Festival, where they were
people who were weighing in as to whether or not somebody was a
woman or not. And we tried to relate it to the story of the
Holocaust when people were trying to weigh in whether or
not somebody was a human being. And we feel like it's so
incredibly timely. The notion of other rising people as a way to
gain political power. There it is. So Jews were other arised in
Nazi Germany to gain political power for Hitler and right now
Donald Trump is doing the same thing. Oh, god.
Okay, I have a nice combo here. Check this out.
topple the patriarchy how's that?
Okay. She goes on and that kind of clarifies if you listen to
the he actually wrote these words down and she's a lot of
non sequitur. She doesn't really make a lot of sense. I don't
even know what she's talking about to be honest about it. But
it's up to you know, topple the patriarchy Minh saw Can you
Donald Trump's a fascist Nazis? Hitler, Hitler, Hitler. And so
she goes, yeah, so she goes on with and finishes this up.
He's other rising people otherwise calls women pigs. If
they don't look like beauty pageant contestants, he blames
Muslims and Mexicans for our problems. He makes fun of
disabled people. This is rising with a capital Oh, it has been
used in our history before to start and win wars. And he needs
to be called out at every chance he gets for being one of the
most dangerous monsters to ever approach. Our lifetimes. He's a
complete dangerous monster. And any moment that I have to call
Trump out for being a mom, and inheritor to Hitler, I
will inherited a Hitler. Oh, nice.
Yeah, there's no name calling going on on that side of the
aisle. None. No. And so she also said herunter
to Hitler. That's an inheritor to hit fantastic and I'll give
her she also
makes the comment that he blames Mexicans and Muslims for all our
troubles. He blames trade agreements for our troubles.
They doesn't blame them for our troubles. Yeah, which is you
know, she can take it anywhere she wants, but this is the
extreme This is why Dr. Drew to bring it back knows better to go
on the Adam Carolla show because this woman is more typical of
what's going on in our culture wars at that at that level than
anyone else. Meanwhile, you think tam bar would say
something about this unbelievable invective, and good
word inventive. Allegedly, he says i By the way, ditto. Ditto
on everything you said. Pussy. What a cop out?
Yeah, just Ditto. I say just ditto. Ditto. ditto. Ditto.
Ditto and ditto ditto is times three. Yeah, so that's the war
on men. Actually, the war on men is spreading to a candy Navia
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made that very clear.
Poverty is sexist. Our societies cannot succeed without the full
participation and empowerment of women and girls.
So poverty is sexist is only about
poverty is sexist. Uh huh. Wow.
I know, I know. He said he's such as this sock. Yeah, it's
like a
guy's really soft. The Canadian should be embarrassed by that
guy.
However, the Canadians do have my new hero.
Who might that be?
This is a guy who smuggled $180,000 Now it's dollar red. So
it's Canadian dollars, which is, is it 50 bucks these days. Now
75 cents, smuggle. $180,000 worth of gold. He worked at the
Royal Canadian Mint. And this is a very interesting case.
Hey there. I'm John Brown. This story is one of those where I
really don't even want to read the comment section because in
this particular case, an employee at the Royal Canadian
Mint is accused of smuggling about $200,000 worth of gold out
of the mint. So where did he smuggle it? Lester Lawrence is
accused of transporting several cookie sized gold pieces called
pucks out of the mountain and selling them to a gold buyer.
The dealings allegedly netted him almost $180,000 over the
course of just a few months. Now he was able to sneak out the
gold by hiding those pucks in his rear end. Investigators say
when they started looking into this case, they found a tub of
Vaseline in his locker. He started putting the pieces
together. Now during testimony was revealed. Lauren set off
metal detectors of work, but they never seem to find anything
on him. So now the case is working its way through the
system. The court will not reach a decision in the case until
about November they say and it's important to remember that
Lord's has not been convicted of the crime but the defense claims
the mint isn't even sure that any gold is missing right now.
But you have quite a case here. Somebody was selling some gold
somebody had Vaseline in their locker they
put the pieces together. And here is the kicker of the story.
also interesting to note the name of the judge in this
particular case, it is justice Peter duty
can't make it up. Can't make it up.
You can't make it up. I know you were hoping for some with that.
But no,
no, no, no, no, no. If I wanted to get anything from you, I'd
play the latest man in clip I got.
Okay. Oh, you mean you have? Well, let's just say that to the
end. I want to hear that later. All right.
Hey, do you want to do your bit? Are we ready for the bid or what
do you want to do? The bid to Miss America? Yes. I've been
waiting with bated breath for a week. Okay, let's do it. All
right, everybody. This is a no agenda. speciality is John's
beat 100% The odd occurrence of a A beauty pageant on big
network television America which is never deemed as misogynist or
or you know, hateful or any of these things are objectifying
women brazenly and it is always politicized and this is the
second year I believe with no trump involvement on this
program
and he's never been involved with Miss America
Miss USA and Miss Universe I'm sorry right you're right. And
this is ABC
they they make up yes I believe so. Okay. They make a huge point
out of mentioned that did Trump has nothing to do with and
there's no ogre running it but they but the entire event and
just in general I don't I have a lot of clips but they're short
little clips good. The entire event was antiTrump to an
extreme to an extreme to the point where well let's play the
winner clip. This is Miss says Am I gotta say America winner.
Start with dinner.
America is Miss Arkansas,
Arkansas Ah, well, I didn't think was the prettiest.
No, but she I think she was the most pleasant. I did take a look
at the she was she's a good she's a good winner. I don't
have a lot of objections. The, with the final five or six years
to discuss this from an objective perspective. And
because we usually grouse about these competitions. I thought
the whole field was good. And unlike last year, I thought
everybody was attractive and they had a they were all
pleasant. She had a really nice smile. She wasn't the best but
she's comes from Arkansas, which is a plus since Hillary's
running from Yes. very solidly titled pet Yeah. And she was a
dancer as you as her performance. She was a dancer.
And I have to say she's a good dancer. I mean, there was half
of our dancers, and half of them were singers and most of them
couldn't sing in fact, here's an example one of the singers
saying God Bless America and that would be listed on here
thinking God bless America, here's Hannah Brewer Miss
Maryland America make it stop
Yes, I made it stop quick Yeah, I think can't sing. No most of
these women eat because you watch the voice too often. Yes.
It watched the analysis they do and the sing these singers they
need to go on to voice because they need help they singers all
suck
someone needs to tell them the truth. The dancers stink
except after say Miss Arkansas had a very she was really good.
She did that kind of a modern thing. It was very good. She had
a nice smile on her face she's got Broadway written all over
her as a couple of the others do and so it's really obvious
they're kind of doing a Broadway thing and I think they had
potential as dancers not as the singers that's for sure. And so
the Miss artists I want for that because I because one of the
ones up there we both talked about this we have you know in a
in one of our after show things about Miss Texas who was
beautiful Yeah, all very statuesque. Yeah. And kind of he
had some issues with her having a big nose and a little too tan
for my taste. But she was very personable. She gave good
answers. And she was nice smile. She's beautiful. Her talent was
baton twirling that's my favorite. I don't know if
there's ever been a Miss America maybe one of the ones in the 50s
that one with baton twirling as their as their talent.
Well, I remember a lot of baton twirling that's for sure. Well,
that used to be a big skill a big talent
will help it's still a hard thing to do. But if she's done
juggling or anything else a nice
throw fire in a throw fire
Yeah, fire eating I think that I would go with that
need to combine America's Got Talent with Miss America
you get that? Yes, exactly. Now there's a thing they also did is
that they had like they're going to ask a question of seven
people and they put 10 people up there so there's three people
left standing there like idiot
is and this was this new. I hadn't seen this. Yes, but I did
watch the show. Yeah, okay.
It's it was very humiliating. Here's an example of the
consolation prize. This is called Miss am constellation
weirdness. I I wanted to set this up. They had all the people
come out to do the talent. And they left a to two losers on the
bench and toll asked and talk to him a little bit afterwards. The
worst part of it was the one girl that was sitting there miss
it was They in the clip I think his name is Miss Maryland. No,
it wasn't Miss Maryland. She had saying it was Miss Kentucky. She
was sitting there and she was dolled up beautiful girl. And
she had an electric violin in her lap. And she was going to do
some Kentucky style electric violin landing up there. Nice.
Nobody had anything like that. There was all singing and
dancing. It was worse. I want to hear somebody play the violin.
electric violin. Maybe she sucked. I don't know. But I
don't think so. Because she got that far. But say this letter
standing there. And here's what it sounds like at the end when
he goes over and talks to the two losers.
You're with Miss Kentucky Miss Oklahoma. Unfortunately, ladies,
you won't be moving on in the competition.
What were you going to perform? I was going to perform Smooth
Criminal by Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson,
our loss Miss Oklahoma. Congratulations, you represented
your state. Oh, wow.
I would have liked to have seen that. That would have been
great.
Yes, I was that was open to see it. Because, you know, I knew
that I liked these kinds of performances where somebody's
playing something odd like the electric violin. But God knows
what kind of No, no
and a woman playing a stringed instrument is always kind of
sexy.
The funny thing is it was so that you besides the baton
twirler at some of the other people that couldn't dance or
sing would have had to unless been better than that. But
that's okay, she's done. She's not here. So then we got of
course, this thing went down. Everybody looked good in a
bathing suit. It was actually kind of interesting. say the
least. It was really the overall picks from all the states was
way up. Nine years past with that. And the talent I would say
was way down. There was I didn't I didn't remember anyone playing
the piano for example, or doing something electric violin would
have been the most interesting. I'm I missed a piano thing. So
anyway, I always do the thing, because when I do these reports,
I start with a winner and then go back to the beginning and
watch what I can watch to see how she got to the top right.
And so he had this question thing. Every question was
politically charged. And worst. They were not written by anybody
but the judges always judged. Okay, Judge there and they say
that with this is the opening of the thing. This is the Miss
America. First question with the backgrounder. Okay, here we go.
The questions are in random order. The judges questions have
been provided to each of them by the Miss America organization.
The final questions count 20% of the overall score. The winner
could be determined right here right now.
So there are seven balls inside of this bowl, and each one has a
name of a judge on it. So as your name is called, you pick a
ball and that judge will ask their question, we'll have
exactly 20 seconds to answer.
All right, ladies, you're ready. Good luck. Here we go. The first
question and moving on is Miss South Carolina, Rachel Wyatt.
Rachel, grab a ball and a judge. Here you go. Charlene wells
Hawks. Your question, please.
The immigration debate rages on building a wall along the Mexico
border establishing sanctuary cities deporting 11 million
undocumented people. Do you believe our country has an
immigration problem?
Yeah, we certainly do. And I myself am a quarter Japanese. My
great grandfather is an immigrant. I think that America
really is a nation built on immigrants. And so this is, this
is an issue that we have to come to a resolution on and be
welcoming to others who come into this nation of freedom.
All right, screw Trump. Nice. There's one as one screw Trump.
It's a one. Now we can go with these are all quick now. I just
have a little bitty mini clip. So just a question and the
answer. It turns out that the question is always politically
slanted anti Trump, I would say generally, and, and very strong.
There's no question about the email scandal. And they had, and
the girls I have to say, are the young women who are if anyone's
out there sensitive. The women did a great job of skirting
every one of these questions. Nobody. It was like, it was like
they never answered the question. Really. They just kind
of skirted around. Let's start with Miss Maryland. We go
calling out Matt Lauer for aggressively grilling Hillary
Clinton, while letting Donald Trump slide. Others are
declaring a liberal media bias. How would you grade the media on
their election coverage?
I think it's been very, I think, has been very equal to both
parties. I think both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have
received a lot of criticism for the way that they're going about
this campaign. And I think it's absolutely ridiculous. I think
that we need to support both of these people that are trying to
make our country a better place and I support them both.
She said we better should deport both of these people.
I have what I heard her say was bias and then she corrected
herself I didn't after that. I didn't hear the deport these
Before poreless listen to
a list of calling out Matt Lauer for aggressively grilling
Hillary Clinton, while letting Donald Trump slide. Others are
declaring a liberal media bias. How would you grade the media on
their election coverage?
I think it's been very, I think, has been very equal to both
parties. I think both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have
received a lot of criticism for the way that they're going about
this campaign. And I think it's absolutely ridiculous. I think
that we need to support both of these people. They're trying to
make our country
support not deport. But of course, she answered the
question the wrong way. Ms. Marilyn, you could never win.
You have to say yeah, Donald Trump sucks.
Yeah, that's what you have to do. Yeah. Goodbye. I'm gonna
miss Washington. Sorry.
I say goodbye. You can't win. You can't win if he's wrong
answer wrong, and he didn't win.
No. So let's go to miss Washington. Mr. Mark Cuban do
them all. By the way. I'm sorry. I didn't do them all because
it's a TV show. And
the good ones the good ones. Mr. Mark
Cuban. 40, Niners quarterback Colin Kaepernick has ignited a
national debate by refusing to stand for the national anthem in
protest of racial inequality and police brutality. Do you sit
with him or stand against him?
The first thing I want to say is, we need to focus on how
important the Black Lives Matter issue is, all lives matter in
this situation. I don't necessarily support the fact
that he sat out but I do respect that he took a knee and that
people are joining in because we need to focus on the resolution
to this problem. And we need to come together as a nation to
have everyone feel equal in our society.
So that was a no answer thing. Now they say oh, let's do one
more. And then I'll get to the end. This is Mrs. This is
Mississippi. That's America.
1989. Gretchen Carlson just accepted a $20 million
settlement from Fox News for her sexual harassment suit against
Roger Ailes. Fox paid ales walked, what message does this
send? This sends a message that we have so much further to go
with equality in the workforce. Women are just as equal as men
in the workforce. And I think it's 2016 guys got to focus on
this and have you quality in the workforce? And when we start
focusing on that, it's going to be
great. It's gonna be great. Thank
you very much. Yeah. Okay. So she's an idiot. Now. We have the
last two I have here. The first one is Miss New. Now, they said
these questions are random, but they I don't know what they
meant. They may be at the balls round, because these questions
were not random. No, of course, because this next question is to
the is to miss New York. It's about Trump. The admission to
miss and Arkansas. Oh, not Hillary. Oh, my God. He wants to
see any kind of like, maybe. Crap.
Oh, gosh. could catch all right.
So here's the one. Yes. And here's the one about Trump. And
this is to me, this is a question. It's kind of a demand.
It's not really a question.
Miss New York. Congratulations, pick a judge. Laura Marano your
question, please.
Donald J. Trump. What do you think of him, you have 20
seconds go.
I think that he's a bright reminder of how our country
needs to come together. If you don't agree with his message,
then it's time to decide where you stand in this debate. As
Americans, we need to make sure that we come together represent
what it means to be American, which is celebrating all people
from all backgrounds, whether you're an immigrant, or a Native
American, or an African American, Asian American. Thank
you very
much for the hook. No, you can't win wrong answer.
No. And she didn't know. Of course it was rigged. The whole
thing is correct. I think it was rigged from the beginning. I
think it was rigged to give to miss Arkansas. And these
questions were rigged. To give to specific candidates this
thing was, and it was so in the bag for Hillary I mean, this
next question is about Hillary, but it's just the same kind of
like Trump question. But you could just see the slant just
oozing from this event, even though the I don't think the
women played along that well, because they weren't coached,
right? They should have been maybe coached to get better as
His answers are all lame, and it kind of for 20% of the score. So
let's go to miss this date. last clip. This is Miss Arkansas and
how she got she actually ran overtime and they had to cut her
off Hillary
Rodham Clinton. What do you think?
You're trying to be
leader of the free world everything you say and do
matters. And all of your actions are held to a higher standard
and unfortunately, the media does love to sensationalized
everything and it's hard to tell what is truth and what is truly
scandal. I think going back to what My previous contestant said
both of these contestants have done great job or both these
candidates are doing great job and competing but they also need
to watch what they're doing and
20 seconds. Good job. Thank you all right, thank you very much.
Yeah. So besides the obvious political nature of the question
for Miss Arkansas no less is she got cut off and so she your
answer was incomplete and yet she wins.
Yes. Yes, I should have been disqualifying. Yeah,
what is the voting mechanism? Who determines this
take get some I don't know some guy that's produces the show
decides I have no idea that supposedly vote these people in
the
in the little group it was their telephone with their telephone
voting. No,
no, no, there's none of that stuff. No. That doesn't work.
Hmm. So I was a piece of crap as usual and I you know, that's why
probably wasn't rushing to do this report. But it seemed but
you know, I have to say they've made some improvements. It's a
little nicer presentation that shows way too long. They have
too much filler material in there at the beginning they have
all these stupid, the girl design from sin and make some
fun about their state. And then which we talked about in the
last time we did this show, they started doing that and then they
go they just spend too much time fooling around and not really
getting to the competition,
but I think this this should be banned. Oh, I
do not like this show.
I'm against it altogether. I think it's a it's a it's women
unfriendly. It's objectifying women as misogynistic but
there's no reason for this show.
Well, the reason for the show if there is a reason is for some of
the girls women that come on the show to do a little mini
audition for a Broadway play
and this was this ABC and it's probably ABC isn't it? I believe
it was Yeah, well they have those live plays on television
so there's it is it's kind of like an audition process for
their own TV show. Well something like that.
They will have that it's we continue to report on this was
five of these events a year there's Miss USA Miss World miss
you Miss Universe Miss America the Big Four I guess and then
there's Miss USA Miss America right? That'd be five Right?
Right. Or for Wednesday, right? Whatever. It doesn't make any
difference. I can just assume miss these things. But I liked
it. I remember when I was a kid they used to have these
competitions and the questions that always be What do you think
of the world hunger
world hunger? If you're in the answer is always I'm saving
aluminum foil to help the poor children in Africa. I remember
we had to save aluminum foil. Yeah, what was that about? Why
did how did that help?
It was a carryover from World War Two I think. Ah,
I remember I remember that specifically. We had to save
aluminum foil.
Anyway Miss Arkansas is pretty and She's charming. And she's
got a nice smile. She's smiling all the time. She's not the best
looking obvious of all those women. But she is definitely a
Miss America type. And Jen, she can dance.
John, I effort her I want to thank you. Thank you for your
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All right. Well, where were we I saw a classic little thing on
CBS was on 60 minutes it was on. The morning shows on the news
was everywhere. Bruce Springsteen, they were
interviewing him and he he's got a new book and they just quickly
slip in all these interviews that Cooper's new book by Simon
and Schuster, Simon and Schuster is a subsidiary of CBS.
Oh, I didn't realize okay, so the promo tour is fixed.
Yeah, and the funny thing was, it was some revelations and I
thought it was interesting because we talked about
cognitive dissonance. We know that Springsteen is an all in
for Hillary type. guy and he's all you know and gi wants to
feel so wrong to me. It feels so long.
Why? Why do you think I think is he's got so much cognitive
dissonance that he caused himself a bouts of depression
because I think that's what some of this does to you. I think a
lot of people who are depressed or you know, they're they're
just they're just not getting the right kind of information to
make them understand the world because they got other things to
do besides you know, doing the kind of Clif bars that we do.
But let's play Springsteen, a little part of his interview on
CBS,
your vocal cords, they time off to one side, guy gets in there
with some titanium and some little tools, and they build
just some new discs. They seal you back up again, it takes
about three months before you can sing. That's the nerve
wracking part. You know,
geez, you sound so much like Bon Jovi. It's crazy. I should say
Bon Jovi sounds like him, man.
It takes about three months before you can sing. That's the
nerve wracking part, you know,
more worrying for Springsteen, was the attack of depression
that hit him in his early 60s. Do you see it coming? Do you
feel it coming?
Not really, you know, it sneaks up on you. During the day, I
couldn't find a comfortable place to sit or to stand or I
couldn't find any place to be. You just don't like being it's
fraught with too much confusion and despair and you got a lot of
bad thoughts and it lasted for a long time I 60s is would last
for a year and then it would slip away then it would come
back for a year and a half.
Springsteen says therapy and antidepressants, gave him his
life back.
Wow. Okay, I'm gonna give you a clip of the day for that I had
no idea this was going on. Clip. Holy crap. I have a direct line
to Springsteen. And we got to get him to listen to the show.
We got to save the boss, man. This is no good.
Yeah, I think you'd benefit from this show.
She has, Oh, that makes me sad. Yeah, dammit. Well, I have a
possible solution for him. And this is a solution that is being
introduced at colleges all over the country. As you know,
children, of course, have lots of problems that triggered by
all kinds of things they owe the
triggering.
So what and we've talked about this phenomenon not too long
ago, what do you think colleges are doing around the country to
help the children calm down so that they can you know, get back
in touch with themselves and not be and not be upset
boxing classes.
While I'm coloring, it's very like a focused energy that I'm
able to like, tune out everything else, which is the
very kind of calm and relaxing state to be.
Coloring books are a great way to release stress mainly because
it's engaging, it's structured, and it's portable,
very calm and relaxed you don't really have anything to think
about other than thinking the next color it's something that
takes a while so it gets your mind away from the real life
is Louis had coloring sheets out for the residents to choose from
we could organize this because we had seen that coloring really
does impact the way people can relax and it can bring down
stress levels not do they only create art they were able to
connect with other people.
I used to be really embarrassed that I colored it but it was
kind of weird but then whatever I would say it's other people
are like oh my god I do it too. I love doing it you go coloring
coloring books and college. Yes. Holy mackerel This is worse than
I thought
this is and they're all happy. Oh yeah. It does. It does seem
to be more of a female thing than a male thing the coloring
books. It appears it appears but I find that to be sad. Just sad
man.
That is sad. That's really pathetic. I mean, take an art
class if you want to do this sort of thing. I mean you're not
you're beyond coloring book coloring books are for little
kids with crayons. Yeah, but yeah, you can make a big there's
adult coloring books we know about that. And we've seen them
in their own that's what this these are all adults. They use a
pile of pencils and you or whatever you have for with the
system entails. But if you want to do you know if you're
interested in this is posted coloring books are supposed to
be a step toward for little kids a step towards something
creative. There's nothing creative by the way. Well, yeah,
you can use the blue next to the yellow I suppose that's kind of
creative because you had to make decisions, but that's mostly
decision making is not creating. And so they're I think they're
taking creativity out of the schools. I think that's what
this is an Evidence of they don't want people creating works
of fiction. They don't want people drawing something
spectacular or they don't learning the skills of, of art.
drawing skills are very hard to come by. But it is true that
Mimi does it. Jay does it that Tina has done it?
Yeah. Yeah. Jay doesn't do it much. She's actually makes art.
And she's good at it. And Mimi does make makes art too. She
does little sculpture. She makes these little things or,
Oh, I'm smelling a premium for our knights.
Maybe crank enough of these little guys outlaw heads,
this little heads, ZICO.
The, the our scream? Yes. Yeah, I know. Sweet and Denmark's one
of these great peace. The wall that had that guy's got his
head, the screaming and he's got his hands over his, you know,
side of his face. Like Macaulay Culkin? Yeah, she does those
heads.
Only they're small, small heads. Yeah, they're
small. They're about I'd say about an inch high at the most.
I love that. And so there'll be a string of them. Maybe this is
saying something about
what she thinks about things. Hey, she should make I had
really one good. Now she does. And she could, but to one of the
things that was I thought was very artsy she had it legit can
take a big giant big jelly jar and fill in with those heads as
little screaming heads. Yeah, something very artistic about
that. But it hit a jar full of screaming heads.
Now that you bring up art and artistic nature. I did not know
that the art world is collapsing. Now, yes, I have
your art dealer and collector Niels Cantor paid $100,000.02
years ago for an abstract canvas by Hugh Scott Douglas, with the
idea of quickly reselling it for a tidy profit. Instead, he is
returning the 20 year olds artists work to the market this
week at an 80% discount. He went from 100 grand to $20,000. And
according to this article, all of the big auction houses are
starting to ratchet prices down. Oh, that's a big collapse. By
the way.
That is a big collapse. Did I have stuff I wanted to sell?
Well, maybe it's time now to buy. Not that I have 20,000
miles, the art market is flaky. And it goes up and down and is
and is not it's kind of it's contrary and to some extent is
not, is not doesn't follow the normal cycles. I mean, if the
whole economy goes to the toilet, yes, the art market will
go down a bit. But sometimes I've seen market downturns in
the art market goes up and becomes like, oh, what what can
we invest in? That's a good idea. And maybe you invest in
art. I think that's dumb personally, because I think most
artists overpriced anyway. But yeah, all at all levels. And
it's but it just bounces around in an awkward way. So if it's
collapsing now it could go up or could really collapse if the
economy goes into the tank, which it should. And that's
interesting. I didn't hear that. I've not known this. I know
around here everything that is actionable in the Silicon Valley
area with all these rich kids. Right, right. Right. It always
goes for a premium.
Well, I sent the article to Lex. He's the he collects the Warhols
and write Lichtenstein Yeah, and he'll know he knows he knows
exactly what's going on. So he says he would know we'll get
that back from him. I just have to open the gate for one quick
moment. To the to the to the one of our producers found a pretty
interesting little article in New Jersey. And this is how part
of the scam is supposed to work. New Jersey is one of the best
states in the country if you want to go solar, but only if
you're rich enough due to the steep upfront costs of about
$32,000 in cash, only those upper income families can afford
to install solar arrays. A novel initiative is however looking to
change that this new reduced electric rate program hopes to
help New Jersey communities see the sun in a different lights
with a lower energy bill. And here it is using money raised by
government incentives and private investors to help fight
global warming. The alternative energy solar project goal is to
get solar panels on the roofs of those who cannot afford to pay
the upfront cash. This is very interesting. Why? Because you're
giving people gifts. We're taking this money and turning it
into solar panels for people. This doesn't seem like a very
good idea. This seems like it
sounds like this sounds like the Solar City scam and there's a
bunch of zactly California that do this. Exactly. They put the
stuff on your roof and then they take all the federal credits and
everything. Yes, yeah.
This has got to stop But it can't because yet again,
According to ABC News, Earth smashes yet another heat record
16 months in a row. I don't know it was cold here
the solar because it was cold here was not at all that great.
I don't see the weather being any different than it's ever
been around here ever. And wait, let me take a look at how the
mud flats, that mud flats are still there.
Oh my goodness, we haven't lost them yet.
I mean, they should have been gone by now. I mean, they do go,
you know, they get covered by water when there's a super high
tide or a high tide, I'm sure but tide washes back out. And
the next thing you know, it's stable mudflats?
Do we need to discuss briefly what's going on with the with
Russia and the ceasefire? After closed? Oh my god, close it up
boys. Come on, close it up to the gate to the gate to the
clinic. revisited. And another time. Do we need to talk about
the the so called ceasefire which isn't happening and
the ceasefire and it were the ones that are behind all this.
And the thing that bothers me is the Russian today report on this
shelf called? They blame the Russians. The Americans blame
the Russians for strafing a convoy of relief relief convoy.
And then if you listen to the Russian report on this, and AWR
reports, you know, just blaming Russia for everything, you know,
willy nilly is, I think getting to the point where if the
Russians do something? Yeah, there's got to be some evidence
they do screw up or do certain things, but it's gonna be like
crying wolf. Yes. I mean, it's the worst case example,
especially with Kerry, the Russians, the Russians, the
Russians, you know, the Russians are, you know, yeah, they're on
the Assad side. And that we That's good. It was good enough
for us to blame him for everything. But if you listen to
this report is the convoy report from Russia today. And we will
play some clips. They had the Russian had drones following the
convoy all the way to the point where they got to the end, and
then they took off, figuring that was going to escort the
convoys and then there was apparently al Nusrah came in and
did the way I see it you mean the the place the
army of the army of challenge? No, it was army of oops army of
something I can't remember now.
Well, when you remember, we all know Yeah, but it's which I
believe is probably what happened because they showed the
movies of it army of conquest, the army of conquest, they
didn't have any evidence that there was any bombing. No, and
it looks like there was shot from the side. But let's play
this and the Russians and the bastard rushes being
responsible. Aleppo,
nine stories this hour following an attack on a humanitarian aid
convoy in a rebel held area near Aleppo in Syria. Russia's
Defense Ministry has released a video showing the lorries just
before they were hit. rock dust the of has more now on the
Russian military's reaction to the incident.
They're saying that neither the Russian Air Force nor the Syrian
air force carried out to any airstrikes against humanitarian
aid convoys. In the southwest of Aleppo and stead. The Russian
air force actually watched over the humanitarian aid convoy as
it moved through Aleppo through territory controlled by rebels
and they've got interesting footage to show for it. Here you
can see the convoy apparently parked and driving alongside it
is a militant vehicle tearing a howitzer. Just a few hours after
this footage was shot. Jabhat Al Nusra with al Qaeda in Syria
launched a major offensive in the area complete with Tank and
artillery support, the Russian Air Force stopped watching it
pulled back its drones just after the convoy reached its pre
agreed destination, what happened next, the Russians
simply don't know.
Then what would be the point of the Russians blowing this thing
up? There's no point no point whatsoever. There's no point
whatsoever and then Kerry comes out. I heard him on the radio.
Oh, how can you trust these people? They blow up hospitals.
And Susie says the
first thing you think of we get we get blamed for blowing up
hospitals.
That's because we blow up hospitals. Doctors Without
Borders get attacked by
us. And somehow the Russians do that now.
Now that Russia to the day you guys think this was a bull crap?
Misdirection because we had been documented as killing a bunch of
Assad's men, right? Yes, we get 40 of them or something in some
air attack that was well documented. And this is mostly
get us everybody off the trail of that. But let's play the next
one. version of this as little more details as Aleppo to.
What they have told us is that the footage apparently released
by activists in the immediate aftermath of the attack on the
humanitarian aid convoy. It's inconsistent with the effects of
an air strike. An air strike would, for example, have left a
crater. We didn't see any of those in the videos, it would
also have structurally damaged destroyed the vehicles nearby
and those vehicles weren't destroyed.
Charles Shu bridge who's a counterterrorism and security
analyst thinks that video evidence that the Western media
is relying upon is questionable.
course. Course it's questionable. No more Yeah. Yes,
please go to three.
The White House has issued a statement saying that all the
evidence suggests Russia is responsible for bombing the aid
convoy.
Let me ask you this. Do you think that this is the our
military acting on their own which had been known to do or is
this a direct call from the White House and Obama
administration? Policy and advisors?
I think it was Al Nusrah army of conquest which is our guys nah
no I'm your conquest is not our guys that I know of
now. No, sir. We of course we should we say we don't but we
do. It's turkey. Okay, Turkeys guys. Let's put it that way.
Turkeys guys with our weapons. I know. It's a mess.
Well, the whole thing was, it was Yeah, well, it's being mis
reported in this like, again, this blamed the rush this thing
is gonna backfire. If they keep this
feels to me like it's a setup for war. If Hillary gets in,
hey, and we've been brushed up and really bad, really bad. Now
you're president.
Brushes did this go after Russia that they haven't done anything.
But let's play the last clip it will be done with it,
that it was hit. Now American intelligence is using this to
put the blame for this incident on the Russians. But it comes
even as the United Nations is scaling back on what it said
earlier. Initially, it called this an air strike. Now it's
calling it to quote an attack. So you have the United Nations
saying that it cannot be determined, and there is no
conclusive evidence in terms of what happened on the ground.
Even the United Nations is saying they don't know who to
blame for this. We heard the same comments being made by an
official of the Red Cross who works on the ground saying to us
that it is not clear what happened.
Okay. Yeah, I'm not sure it makes total sense. But yeah,
we're behind it on we're eight holes. I don't like that we're
doing this sucks.
To make sense. It's not healthy.
No, no. And there's there's this go ahead.
I mean, this is gonna get us to you know, we're gonna have more
people more Americans are gonna end up dead. Because of these
policies. No more people enjoined. We've got the we got
enough verbalizing done for Dicky bow. Bechtel and
Halliburton busy for the next 20 years. I don't know why we're
continuing with this. I.
I don't know either. But I do know there are moves we even
have Hollywood coming in poor George Clooney. Ah, I am still
baffled why he married Amal. Here she is from Channel Four in
the UK. If there
is a prosecution of of President Asad. I would be delighted to
work on it. I think the UN has concluded that the Syrian
government has committed crimes against humanity and war crimes.
They're not the only ones there are other actors who've
committed the same crimes. But I think there's little doubt that
that's what we're dealing with.
There you go. We gotta have a celebrity lawyer to prosecute
Assad. We're getting close. Getting close to some fun stuff
in there. Man, all right,
he brought Clooney and they keep bringing Clooney in for this and
that they brought him in to comment on Brad and Angelina
Jolie's getting a divorce, which is the top of the news. Yeah.
And cleaning companies. I don't know. That was it they but
that's the end of
it. That was that was his whole quote. I don't remember what he
much. Yeah. These things happen.
I want to remind everyone the end of show clips that we have,
we do not publish those and I'll and I want to reiterate why we
don't do that with jingles either. Everything else you can
find all the clips we play and source material. All of that's
perfectly documented. And the reason is, other shows take this
stuff, don't credit us and use it. And it's i i That's
annoying. It's annoying, though. So you know that that's, that's
why we don't do that. So I have in the show clips. I also have
the Manning thing if you're still interested.
Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Read
Reverend Manning who we are. He's a reverend in New York. He
has a small church. I don't know if as if he has the church
anymore, but he's kind of an internet thing. So All right,
whatever. Atla Yeah, the ATLA the ATLA ministries that's what
it is, is something like and we first caught our attention in my
head I must have been. The first one was that the first night was
a reelection. mama's boys
2008 I was You're right. It's early stuff was when we first
picked them like this.
That's even that wouldn't lay at mack
daddy was back in 2008 2009.
He is a mack daddy.
And that's about Obama. He really does not like Obama, this
black picture from from New York. He also does not like
homosexuals. He really doesn't like homosexuals. And he will
bring this around to Obama because that's what this guy
does. And I'll just you tell him when you want to stop I just I
could not help myself gonna have
children you may have to stop it on your because I love this new
this guy. He's great renter.
Well, this rant is just fantastic. And just for the
record, we don't give a shit who you have sex with. But this guy
is too funny. I got
a word from you. I got a word of knowledge, a word of prophecy.
And I want you preacher to use this word of prophecy ever.
Whenever. So whenever you go, that God is going to put a
burning, God's going to put a cancer and butthole God's gonna
put a cancer in the butthole of every Saturday. Every sodomized
bateau. Everyone that practices sodomy, from the day of this
message will get cancer in the butthole right there. It'll burn
and burn and burn. You'll have to the manufacturers will have
to go into manufacturing chairs where people can stand up
because they won't be able to sit down because of the burning
in their butthole different sodomy. That way we'll know so
sad. Because he can't sit down. He can't sit down. He's got a
burning in his bottle. He's got a fire. He's got a flame coming
out of his butthole he's got a flame. He's got some special
asbestos diapers. When God gets through with the sodomy. This is
the word of the Lord. You are born.
This all he talks about?
Well, he's gonna talk He's big. He's gonna bring it to Obama
here if you want to hear it. Okay. I love this guy. So funny.
This is the prophecy of Almighty God. This is the Lord's word.
Pastor if you are sodomized God's gonna have a flame coming
out of your butthole you're gonna need a last bestest
diaper. You gotta go and pray to God and ask God to heal you the
phone is word cools down. You've got to ask God to heal you and
then you tell God I'm gonna preach against every Saturday.
I'm gonna preach against the Saba my maker, Barack Hussein
Obama. Aaron is a son of Satan. Satan by sodomized Slayer like
James David Manning up there in Harlem, New York City. I'm gonna
become a samurai Slayer. Otherwise, you're going to have
a flame coming out of your butthole
you know, sometimes your humor is just beyond juvenile. And
that
is the Tell me tell me you didn't laugh
first clip of the day. Oh, wait
a minute. We wait a minute. We have one of those. Yeah. Was it?
Was it right? We haven't? Yeah, here it is. Yes. I'll take that.
I'll wear this is a badge of honor.
That clip sucks. No, it was entertaining me it had
entertainment value. Yes.
I'm glad we did it at the end of this. Yeah.
I think I stand by my
Oh, no, I have very twisted human. Yeah,
I juveniles the word Oh, juvenile. Juvenile. All right,
which is an insult, but I don't I'm sorry.
I take I wear that with a badge of honor John C. Dvorak. So here
is Oh, I'm sorry. I was already ending the show your show. Is
clips out of the way you got to end the show. John is too long.
You got to keep it for Sunday. I mean, if you want to find but
no, I'm good to go. I'm great. If this shows already is
limited. Oh yeah, that's right. You're right. We're at the
shows. Yeah. But keep a case. I have a dynamite clip. For Sunday
show. Yeah. Maybe some other so there's something else I
supposed to do for the Sunday show out there. Look,
we always have stuff we always had. And who knows what'll
happen between now and then. With the big debate coming up on
Monday, you can expect some
yeah, there's gonna be some action to get the audience for
that debate. Yeah. cranked
up Yes. It'll probably happen on Sunday. It's a show days. That's
how it goes
right? That would be ideal. Okay, not for us but for them.
Thanks to Danny loose and ukP MX for end of show clips. And thank
you for being here. Thank you for your support. Remember, we
will have another show coming up on Sunday. We need that support.
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And from Northern Silicon Valley where the traffic is still
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John C. Dvorak will be
back on Sunday right here. On no agenda. Adios mofos.
The three Oh, twos. All of the three Oh twos. Provide Congress
all of the three Oh, twos. We have all of the three of twos
give to a hand picked the three of twos the full will the FBI
provided Congress, the full provide Congress, all of the
3022 hand picked the three twos. So let's go I've signed this
subpoena. I cannot make that commitment sitting here today.
All of the three which is all of the three Oh, twos to be now.
I'm going to issue a subpoena. And I'm going to do three Oh,
twos of the three Oh, tunes. We want all the three Oh, twos. So
let's go I've signed this subpoena. We want to have all of
the three Oh, twos subpoena all of the three Oh, twos right? I'm
gonna issue a subpoena twos to give to a pan. We want all the
three Oh, twos. So I've signed this subpoena 302 Reo twos to
give to Okay, so let's go I've signed this to give to Fina. We
want all the three all the three Oh, twos. And we would like
to believe in conspiracy theories, they're still gonna
believe in conspiracy theories. For those who believe in
conspiracy theories, they're still gonna believe in
conspiracy theories. Frequently,
rarely to make an overdose. Rarely, but on more than one
occasion over the last many, many years anybody can get away
with this
was called to his town and their explanation was it was
all those who believe in conspiracy theories, they're
still going to believe in conspiracy theories but those
who believe in conspiracy theories are still going to
believe in conspiracy theories for those who believe in
conspiracy theories they're still going to believe in
conspiracy theories that doesn't believe in conspiracy theories
doesn't believe in conspiracy theories. Boy, we have 63 days
to go. Kiss my fat Amen fistball
Adios MoPhO
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