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Greg Levin, Buzzkill.
Boy, how long are you going to keep this up this Confucius
stuff?
Well, let's see. Let me look at the book because every one of
these things is numbered. Let me see what the last number is. 250
Okay, great. Nice. So around Episode 1000, we will finally be
free of it. Great.
Well, no, people are now suggesting new ones. Oh, please.
They suck. It just suck.
They are supposed to suck. Come up with some surprise. Somebody
has been calling me out for being insulting to Confucianism.
Anyway, so we're a little bit early for those listening in on
the live stream. I will be heading off to New York. You
know the keeper and I go into New York. Tomorrow I'm speaking
on a panel for new there was at the new house school. New Media.
Yeah, well, no, no, it's radio. It's actually broadcasting. And
I'm supposed to I guess I'm supposed to be the troublemaker
on the panel. Sure. Yes, very sure. I hope they know that.
Because they have the chief marketing officer from I Heart
Radio, like the chief operators,
you're not gonna be the Treliving. Give me the aihole.
Well, that's one way of looking at it. I don't want to be the A,
we need to discuss it later. I want to talk to you and come up
with some ideas for what I should do. So it really benefits
us.
I hope so.
Working on it working on it.
There's our audience overnight. Yeah, no kidding. All right.
Okay.
So we got what do we have? Oh, yes. I remember we had
let's start off at the we had the vice president debate. Yeah,
but I didn't get any clips from it because it was just one guy
ranting about Trump. That would be a Tim Kaine. And by the way,
I might be wrong. But my gaydar? I don't think. I don't think
it's absolutely the best. Yeah, I mean, I know people that are
much better. But in the Bay Area, you have to kind of pick
it up. You I've totally convinced that Tim Kaine is a
closeted gay. I would like to hear from our gay listeners.
What they think.
I think he's just goofy. No, no, yeah, maybe. I don't really
care. Because I do. Well, Hillary's gay too. So it's all
good. So yes, that's what I mean. Isn't it all day to day
ticket? I did get a couple of clips. I thought.
First of all, I knew I believe, I believe Buchanan and his
running mate me. Buchanan was our first gay president that was
kind of reluctant to admit to because there's the opportunity
to elect eventually someone's going to be out gay running for
president right in some time in the future, not like the Hillary
and they want to be able to leverage that but you can
leverage if, as the first gay president, if you already had a
gay president you can write in office so alright. Like
Hillary's leveraging the female although we may have had a woman
before we don't know.
Okay, so I can have a I do have a couple clips from the from the
debate for you just in general. What was your your observation
was your overall view
it was very hard to watch. It was it was mostly bickering. It
was one guy going oh brother and the other guy going Me me me me.
Me. Me Me. And that's that's my summary.
Do you think there was a winner if we if we speak of a winner?
Yeah. Pants pan? I agree. I think he definitely
was because he's just a cool he seems like a cool customer.
Yes. And I think I got two little thing. I mean, it was it
was so odd really to watch it where I felt both the moderator
and and Kane were just continuously talking over pens.
And then of course pen started talking over everybody else. And
just it was a it was a kind of a mess.
It was it was really poorly done.
Yeah. 40 million viewership, I think which is, you know, less
than half of or about half of what, what the presidential
debate was. So I guess some people kind of interested. What
I always like about these debates is all the news channels
are out front. And you know, they so they have crowds behind
him. And I don't know what MSNBC is thinking but or maybe they
wanted this answer from this crowd, have a listen to what
happened. You're the crowd standing behind them and it's
really it's not managed. So people are there with Trump
signs with no shirt, Bernie Bros. It's all kinds of stuff
done Hillary stuff. Of
course, Governor Granholm last night, I had the very fortunate
opportunity to hang out at a sorority house here at Longwood.
And when I asked the women, if they felt so
fortunate, John, don't you always feel fortunate we can
hang out at a sorority house? Well, I would
opportunity to hang out at a sorority house here at Longwood.
And when I asked the women, if they felt connected to Hillary
Clinton, they were very, very proud to see a woman get the
nomination, but they didn't feel a connection to her. I want to
actually ask the crowd behind me so Hillary Clinton as a
candidate, do you feel connected to her? I'm gonna ask the women
in the room. What do you think this disconnect is? Granholm
you.
Love that? No, we don't feel connected at all. It's just
Bouder,
a couple of other observations again, again, the setup. We had
Cain on the left it left hand side, we had pins on the right
hand side. Again, we had the Republican in the blue tie, and
we had the Democrat in the red tie. I don't know why they do
this. It just is it just even stuff out? Or is it to to mess
with my brain? Or I don't know why they do that. I have no
idea. You know, how about just like some stripes or something
or be off? Not just one solid color. Yeah, anything different.
And you saw maybe that cane pulled the big power move at the
beginning the same thing that Trump did to Clinton, where he
shakes his hand they turn to the audience and he puts his left
hand on on pencils is back. Yeah, major power move. But then
the guy just seemed like a sniffling douchey wanted to be
right the whole time. And just you know, that gets his mission
was you got to discredit everything. He said everything
he said he's lying, lying. And I think he really made himself
look pretty stupid from time to time. Here is Well, this was
about 911. I thought Kane sounded like a dick. And pence
call them on it.
America is less safe today than it was the day that Barack Obama
became president of the United States it's absolutely in
arguable weaken America's place in the world. It's been a
combination of factors but mostly it's been a lack of
leadership. I mean, I will give you an i i was in Washington DC
on on 911 I saw the clouds of smoke rise from the Pentagon was
in Virginia, where the Pentagon so I know you were we all lived
through that day as a nation. That was heartbreaking.
So I think we've all had this at some point, we're in a
conversation, but you're throwing stuff out then you
throw something out with it that is totally wrong. And that's
usually when you go oh crap, I need to shut my face. Cuz he
came in sounding like I was indicted. I saw that 11 to.
Pence correctly says Yeah, dude, we all live through a douche. I
thought that was pretty cool. Now, did Kane stop there now No.
More interrupting this was now they both have sons in the
military, I presume I guess. And Kane was wearing his his
military star discuss this, you know, the the one star flag. And
so they both briefly talked about their sons and what kind
of implications handling classified information in an
incorrect manner would have Donald Trump just
spoke about this issue this week, we have got to bring
together the best resources in this country to understand that,
that cyber warfare is the new warfare of the asymmetrical
enemies that we face in this country. And and I look forward
to I'm privileged to be in this role of working with you in the
Senate to make sure that we resource that effort. Whatever
roles we didn't have, we have an intelligence service.
I like what Penn says, you know, I'll be working with with Kane
in the Senate, pretty much implying I'll be the boss of the
Senate because the Vice President is the boss of the
Senate. He's the he's the tiebreaker.
You are saying that Kane's a douchebag.
Let me just roll it back. And I'll get you to the douchebag
party. We go.
Donald Trump just spoke about this issue this week, we have
got to bring together the best resources in this country to
understand that, that cyber warfare is a new warfare of the
asymmetrical enemies that we face in this country. And and I
look forward if I'm privileged to be in this role of working
with you in the Senate to make sure that we resource that
There you go. So who so pens are really nasty, and of course Cain
catches it. He says I'll be working with you in the Senate
when you're still in the Senate and I'm the Vice President,
which is the boss of the Senate. That was kind of sly.
Yeah, it was cute. You understand it to make sure that
we resource that effort. We will work yeah. They're whatever
roles we can have we work together whatever that might be
vice president Intelligence Service important in this moment
to remember that Hillary Clinton had a private server in her home
that had classified information on a drone strike 32nd emails
from the President of the United States of America.
Hold on a second stop, stop. Wait a second. Yeah, it's not
what you can maybe call the you got 10 seconds you get you know,
your white white rapid 30 is like saying you got two minutes
left, you got two minutes left. So you know, you're falling
behind. Now she's 30 seconds. There you say 30 seconds is a
lifetime. I
think that the way I heard it, is that it sounded like there
were instructions. If anyone brings up the emails, you just
got to move along. You just got to cut it off, you got to keep
going. That's the one that consistently that happened.
Anyone brings up the emails when we were talking about something
else. Drone strikes. So you can hear the email thing that she
responds to here in this
moment, to remember that Hillary Clinton had a private server in
her home that had classified information. Strikes, emails
from the President of the United States of America, we're on
their first private server was subjected to hacker. Put
cybersecurity if we just make the next Secretary
investigation concluded that not one reasonable prosecutor would
take any additional steps. You don't get to decide the rights
and wrongs of this. We have a justice system that does that.
And a Republican FBI director did an investigation and we are
moving on now.
My son handle
is absolutely false. And you know, absolutely. Okay. So if
you couldn't really
hear what they were saying there. Yeah. He said that my son
would be thrown in the slammer for doing the same thing. And
he's the you don't know that.
Yeah. It's no worse. He said it's absolutely not true.
absolutely not true.
Well, that's what brings me to if you want to step aside a
little bit, that's what brings me to the story that was just
breaking. Yes. And I think had something to do with
I agree. I know exactly what you're going to talk about. This
is the NSA guy.
This is the NSA. Exactly. And I have a clip here. I thought it
was more easily the major maybe we should NSA ABC screwball
report, and I have the word agenda on here because this was
an I believe this was this was done with an agenda. Yes.
Here we go next to a contractor working for the NSA under arrest
this evening accused of stealing top secret material on our
nation's security, and then storing it at his home. Our
senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas on the case
tonight.
This is the whole we're Harold Martin. The third is accused of
illegally keeping some of the nation's top secrets stolen from
the agency deploying the nation's most cutting edge
intelligence technology. The NSA, neighbors stunned and
shocked everybody.
But actually, you know, I've seen FBI jackets and
please stay
please.
Martin, a contractor at the same company that Edward Snowden
worked for, is being held at an undisclosed location. After the
August raid that recovered classified documents and digital
media material so sensitive. Prosecutors warned that if
divulged they would cause exceptionally grave damage to
the national security of the United States.
Once it's out of NSA. Anyone can get it.
Sources tell ABC News The FBI suspects Martin stole critical
computer codes that the NSA uses to hack foreign adversaries. So
far, the FBI is not accusing Martin of espionage. But Sources
tell NBC News that probe is far from over.
NPR, Tom was with us live tonight and Pierre The FBI says
Martin admitted to taking the material
yesterday that they claim he acknowledged taking the material
when confronted. But it's tonight His lawyers say that he
loves his country and would never betray it,
David. Now before we go into deconstruction, but I'm pretty
sure we both have the same thoughts about this. I got a
copy of the criminal complaint against Harold Martin. So this
is what the FBI We love reading these because it really tells
you why the guy was arrested, what the actual complaint is,
and it's follows the typical script of the of the Department
of Justice, in this case, a special agent with the Federal
Bureau of Investigations, you know, he talks about his
experience, he knows how it works, yada yada yada now, here
is the offense. On August 27 2016, during execution of the
warrants, investigators located hardcopy documents and digital
information stored on various devices and removable digital
media. A large percentage of the materials recovered from
Martin's residence and vehicle bore markings indicating they
were property of the United States and contain highly
classified information of the United States including top top
secret and Sensitive Compartmented Information SCI.
Among the classified documents located thus far six of them
appear to have been obtained for I'm sensitive intelligence.
These six documents are the property of the government and
contain dates indicating they were produced by an agency of
the government in 2014. Each of these documents bear standard
markings and other indica indicator in this year and this
year, and this year this year, that are applied to classified
government information. These six documents were produced
through sensitive government sources, methods, methods and
capabilities, which are critical to a wide variety of national
security issues. The disclosure, the documents would reveal those
sensitive sources, methods and capabilities. And final piece I
marked up here these documents contain information originated,
owned and possessed by the United States Government
concerning the National Defense or foreign relations of the
United States that has been determined pursuant to law or
executive order to require protection against unauthorized
disclosure in the interest of national security. So what is
not mentioned in here is any hacking tools, anything like
that? And the guy said, Yeah, I cried. No, I took it home with
me. So it seems very obvious this is FBI working on behalf of
Donald Trump. Is that what you conclude as well?
Well, I'm concluding that ABC in this case, I'm not going to take
I'm not taking it any further than this. Okay. Which is ABC
ran this story in such a way that it was obviously parallel
to the Hillary Clinton exactly, story. Exactly. And and they
even finished it off. I think the ending is what's the most
telling, which is where he says, well, then they don't think he's
a bad guy. And they can, and there's no evidence that he had
any motivation, or he I mean, everything that Hillary said,
like, I'm sorry, I didn't do it. Right. And I didn't mean to do
it. Oh, she had no reason she wasn't motivated. That was a
commentary that Comey threw out that she was No, she wasn't
inclined to break the law, but he's gonna do with it. Right.
This is all sounds like this guy. He I mean, I think he took
some stuff that he wanted to work on at home, or still, yeah,
exactly. What you do, you got all this stuff you got a lot of
work to do. They're probably making you do more than you
should. And so it takes some of it home and work, you got
nothing else to do probably, you know, I don't know if he's
married as a girlfriend. I have no idea. But he's probably a
workaholic. And he's like a Silicon Valley guy. They take
their work home.
So I agree with you that this that ABC def, it kind of depends
on how the media picks this up, if this is gonna work or not,
because I'm sure there's people who get nabbed for this all the
time. I got exactly what you said. I took it home. I know I
shouldn't have. But this is obviously FBI creating a
scenario. You just heard it there with the pence Kane
debate. You know, it's kind of weak. It doesn't really work.
Well, when you say, Well, you know, my son had do it. Your son
had done it to be court martialed. Now, what's better
is, hey, look at this guy. He took it home. He took it home to
work on it, he knew it. He says he'd made it yet he's going to
jail. I think that's that is the parallel they want to draw. And
you're right. It depends on if the media will pick it up and
and run with it appropriately, which I don't think so
I'll list some of the media that the CBS folks in particular, who
also narrated that or moderated that last debate, the some of
the media that's all in for Hillary, the main ones, which is
CBS, and NBC. They, I think they'll figure this out that
they're being played, and they may not cover the story
properly. I mean, we can figure it out, both of us. You know,
just instantly and I think most of our listeners and producers,
for sure had that figured out at least to some extent. It seems
you guys have figured it out, too. I think CBS will find some
other way to play the story.
Judge Andrew Napolitano was on Fox and he actually they brought
in Binney was it Bill Binney?
Binney Yeah, they wanted the old whistleblowers. Yeah.
So Bill Binney was the guy, wasn't he the guy on Second
Street in San Francisco and the big building there and he blew
the whistle on was it solar? No solar wind or some crazy name
back in Langley or someplace back? Oh, no, I
thought he was in the in the shadow room there. I'll
mainly be building Gracie building. Look at exactly where
they had where they had
pretty much a copy of the internet being made.
That's great building.
So you think Jill there? Yeah, no windows. I think you
asserted. You know, the, the NSA not only has a full copy of
Hillary's emails, but also more than likely, are the source of
the DNC leaks.
A lot of people have said that lapolla Tonto has said that the
here
he said, You know, I'm sorry.
Nothing. No, I didn't say anything.
Bill Binney William Binney, former NSA official, the
architect of the NSA surveillance program. Yes, he
said As that the person as it turns out, despite what the DNC
and Democrats are saying, it was not Russia that hacked the DNC.
It was perhaps an affair. It was somebody from the NSA, who is
angry about the fact that she was using personal email server,
which violated what is called gamma material, which is the
most sensitive at the NSA. Do you believe that?
I do believe it. And one of the reasons that there is so much
anxiety is very interesting, and it's probably going to become an
issue in the campaign. One of the reasons there was so much
anxiety about Mrs. Clinton from the intelligence community, is
the belief that some of the materials that she handled was
such extreme carelessness I'm using Jim Comey is phrase in my
opinion, it was criminal, but in the FBI directors opinion it was
extreme carelessness contained the names of American undercover
intelligence agents, some of whom are no longer with us. This
is the belief of a lot of people in the intelligence community.
So
he takes it one step further there. He's saying that some
people I he's implying that undercover agents were
eliminated because of her carelessness.
Yes. I think he said this before. He said this a couple of
times. He apparently the way the story goes is that she got some
stuff in there. That was careless, he handled the some
guys died. Yeah. And some the line guys, the rank and file of
the intelligence agencies are all aware of this. And that's
why they busted her. Yeah. This still doesn't account for the
upper echelon of the CIA being all in for her, which I'm sure
annoys people too. Right. Right. Well, CBS being the reflection
of that. Yes.
That's a continue.
If Mrs. Clinton does become president, the United States,
she's going to have a lot of antipathy towards her by people
in the intelligence community. This is the tip of the iceberg
that wasn't
in the report. They've been people might have died because
her because names were listed and sent, right. The correct,
correct the FBI did not reveal that the FBI never revealed the
contents and quite properly because it's still classified.
The FBI never revealed the contents of the 25 top secret of
which five were SAP meaning even FBI agents didn't have the
clearance to reveal them. So Bill Binney is saying of the
60,000 NSA agents and contractors, there's a critical
mass who fear Mrs. Clinton's presidency, and more likely than
not hacked into the DNC.
So this is, this is a man, you know, well, he recently did an
radio interview where he explained essentially that
listen, if you had to
just estimate here as an analyst who your best guests who what
would be your best guess for who the hacker is, who Lucifer to is
this situation, I was thinking about how many other people have
this, this data in hacked into the DNC, while was hacking into
Hillary's server at home, I go back to a statement made by
director viewer of the FBI back in 35, March of 2011. And he
said, he got together with the Department of Defense, and they
created a technology database, where he has a member of the FBI
could go in with one query and get all past emails and all
future ones as they came in on a person. Now what he's talking
about is going into the NSA database. So that means that NSA
and a number of other agencies in the US government also have
those emails. So what
he's saying is, there's this NSA database, and unbeknownst to us,
because there's no oversight, the FBI, the CIA has access to
it. Comey could have looked at Hillary's email if they had him,
but then he'd open a whole can of worms right,
then then he would be revealing that the NSA, in fact, does have
everybody's email, which is a secret, right, which a lot of us
believe which Bill Binney, a former NSA official, who
developed the software that the NSA uses, says they have but
which the NSA has never officially acknowledged, there
would also be serious criminal violations. If the FBI had
unfettered access to the NSA material, the FBI has to ask for
it or get a search warrant for it. Did they ask Did they get a
search warrant for Mrs. Clinton's materials? Answer? No.
Well, it's unthinkable to think that they if they could be the
source of the leaked emails, they cost Debbie Wasserman
Schultz her job. I would I can't imagine the NSA feeding Julian
Assange this information. Could you Yes.
Yes, totally see that happening. I love the judge, man. He's
good. So good. Yeah, by the way, it
was still I'm a I'm a guest. There's gambling going on.
It was a stellar when was the name of the program. So that you
know, and this really, that really could be true. And then
of course, by the way, Money The guy said Lucifer to win. We all
know it's Guccifer. Two, and maybe Guccifer. Two is indeed
the the NSA or some rogue version that is doing something.
I don't know if you saw the the latest release from a Guccifer
2.0.
Yes, in fact, I have a clip. Oh Guccifer and the Clinton
Foundation very good.
I looked through all the documents for everybody. So I
looked
through all of them to just to let you know, a new
potential leak could cause problems for Hillary Clinton's
presidential campaign, a prominent hacker claimed to have
gained access to Clinton, the Clinton Foundation's servers.
Artis Caleb Maupin reports.
The hacker known as Guccifer two says that he has penetrated and
hacked into the Clinton Foundation's computer. Now the
hacker has released screenshots that he says come from the
Clinton Foundation's computer. And as you can see, the
screenshots actually contain a folder that is labeled pay to
play. Now, the hacker goes on to say that he has a list of donors
to the Clinton Foundation, and that he has 1000s and 1000s of
pages of documents and a database of donors with
information about them. Now, furthermore, it looks as if the
hacker says that he is looking for a new way to release all the
information that he has, because he has so much information, he's
looking for a new way to release it to the public and make it
available. Now the hacker also apparently stated that it was
only a matter of time before he was able to get into the server
and the hard drive of the Clinton Foundation.
Okay, yeah, I looked at these to let that go on. But i i go i You
can tell me what you think
I was gonna say I looked at these documents that seemed like
a bunch of DNC documents. To me, I didn't see a lot of Clinton
Foundation documents,
I saw what I saw was old documents that somebody revealed
in a common thread that this particular list of donors that
999 names or whatever, it wasn't the donors. Yeah. Besides being
from 2010, they pointed out that this was already released years
ago on some other website, and I forgot the name of the site, but
it's one of those, you know, look at this site. Yeah. Look at
this stuff. Sites. Yeah. And not DC leaks. But somebody else.
Open something open secrets, I think, Oh, opensecrets.org.
Yeah, sure. Sure. Sure. Yeah, I think this is and he said this,
was there already. This is just plagiarized is do, although
that's not true. I mean, based on what the term really means,
right. But he says just copied from there, added here. And then
Scott Adams had a comment. He said the the conveniently
labeled pay for and I agree, makes it an obvious hope. Well,
I
don't think it's a hoax. But it's because I believe the
documents are real. But it's like, whatever, no big deal.
There was really nothing in there and the paid.
I agree the documents are real. But I think it's is a hoax,
because these are not documents from the Clinton Foundation at
all, as you earlier observe
now, but what I did like is the one the one document that was
interesting, although again, I see this as a DNC document, this
is what was in the pay to play folder, which you know,
obviously, name that way to, you know, and it works. You know,
the media is so stupid, that it actually works. They go, Oh,
I hate to play that in a million years. You wouldn't do it. Now,
of course, you wouldn't even think to do it. Because it's not
the kind of thing that's on your mind if you're in the foundation
now. Not all sitting around hunched over, rubbing their
hands together going to play.
But what I did like happening, what I did like is that you
know, so we had this list, and on it are several prominent
Democrats, such as Barney Frank, and Nancy Pelosi. And on this
spreadsheet, you'll see okay, so who's in charge of Bank of
America, Bank of New York Mellon, Capital One, and that's
all Barney Frank. And then what they do is they view so you say
Bank of America, they received $15 billion in TARP funds. And
then next to that, it shows what they donated to the DNC. So this
is clearly a list that is set up to track how friendly these guys
are act from the bailout. Yeah, the bailout bribes. That's
really the outrage of it. That's an outrageous thing
was out rageous and some has to be done about that. I was kind
of intrigued by the, by
the way, talk to tarp. For those who don't know, TARP was the
2008 bailout that all the banks got in the United States of
Gitmo nation and far beyond, including Deutsche Bank. Yeah.
That did.
I was kind of still interested in those 900 names that were the
donors have some email names on there's email on there. I'm sure
they've all been changed by now. But they had it's the It was the
West only was just the West Coast donors, not only but there
was targeted toward the west coast, so you had all the
Silicon Valley, billionaires gone there. And if you if you
ever want to get a look at this list, I mean, you should put it
in the show notes. You want to see our assertion that the
richest people in the world don't give any money? Well, no,
they give money. They give plenty of money to the to the
Republican to the Democrats for whatever reason to Hillary's
right. Okay, but but they're not just they're not giving money to
charity. They're given money for this, you know, all part of this
giant globalist scheme the way I see it.
I mean, not to mention that Barney Frank was a part of the
dot the Tod the Dodd Frank bill and was intimately involved with
the with the TARP bailout. And now there's, there's, of course,
he's no longer in, in Congress, but now there's evidence that
they were matching like, Okay, you get 25 billion in in
bailout. Where's your money? That's disgusting.
That's not what I'm talking about. I know, I know. I'm
talking about the list of these rich guys, which just confirms
my assertion that the richest people in the United States
Democrat are all Democrats. None of them are Republicans. I mean,
there's I can't say none, I there's a few names missing from
the list, which might be Republican but generally
speaking, but this is you can see John Doerr on there, you got
just about everybody. Benioff from Salesforce. He's on there.
Right. See, pretty much everybody does like a great list
of go down look as good. Wow. Yeah. Anyway, I just found that
fascinating, ya know, the corruption on the banking side
is obvious. And that's going to continue if Hillary gets
elected, because she's, you know, in bed with the banks. You
know? Yeah, I think I think we should mention to point out is
that the current Wells Fargo scandal, which results in a
bunch of people grasping at them in Congress, right, but the
incredible racketeering scandal is going on may be done, but
also by other banks. That's all cut. Where's Dodd Frank? Dodd
Frank, have stopped this or Sarbanes. Sarbanes
Oxley? Yes, Sarbanes Oxley? Totally, totally.
These laws are ineffective. Man, man, man.
Okay, so of course, not only did I read through these documents,
you did that as well to see what we could come up with. But I
also set my alarm to wake up for the big October surprise, Julian
Assange had promised as promised us.
And it was a surprise. Yes.
It was quite a surprise. Because what the hell am I doing up at
5am? And I got nothing.
I think I predicted this on the last show. You might have? I
think so. Yeah. Well, first it is.
Yeah, for those of you who did not wake up to hear nothing here
is about 40 seconds of an extremely boring, horrible
sounding crappy coma chroma key, hello, please, somebody help
this guy with his keying is really, really bad. The key here
is Assange explaining what's not going to happen. material for
WikiLeaks is going to publish before the end of the year is a
significant moment, such a significant moment in different
directions affecting three powerful organizations in three
different states, as well as of course, information previously
referred to about the US electoral process, there has
been a lot of misquoting of me, in this particular case, the
Miss is quoting has to do with we intend to harm Hillary
Clinton or I intend to harm Hillary Clinton. Right? I'd like
Hillary Clinton, those are false.
All right, policy.
Well, we don't know that he wasn't promised something that
he was going to then release and never got it.
Yeah. Well, let's take a look at the Genesis. Right before, you
know, day or two before they had this memo, which was circulated,
you know, and Hillary Clinton said it in a meeting, it's
transcribed and documented. She said, can we just a drone that
Julian Assange guy, which I can understand is probably a joke,
although later in the transcript, she does kind of
say, hey, just walking around free, I'm gonna probably do
something about him. And so there's thoughts at all. Maybe
he was threatened, whatever, I don't think so. He just had
nothing. He had nothing. And he should have canceled it. Should
this anything but this I don't know what his mission is. Maybe
he's, he's on the Clinton side.
I have no idea who he is.
But here's what Hillary Clinton said. When queried if she had
ever said, Hey, we can just draw Julian Assange. Do you ever joke
about droning?
Well, I don't know anything about what he's talking about.
And I don't recall any joke. It would have been a joke if it had
been said, but I don't recall that.
Okay, well, it's documented and transcribe
what this document is transcribing. I don't remember,
I don't remember what this does. And I think it's fairly his last
ever memory.
What did crop up is? Interesting little tidbit about Libya, about
Benghazi, Libya, in general, of course, you know, we went in
with, with our NATO forces, and we bomb the crap out of it. And
there's see this guy, Dr. killari, Paul naturalized
American of Indian origin, who oversaw peace efforts in Libya
before the revolution. And according to him, and there's an
I have email, oh, not need to have a letter sent from Gaddafi,
and from his highest official to the president, saying, Hey,
could you just give us a little bit of room here? You know,
we're trying to create peace. We're trying to work it all out.
We're trying to get everything going. And according to this
guy, this poor guy, Clinton, Hillary Clinton, was mad at
Gadhafi. Because he didn't, he refused to back her in the 2008
election, he chose Barack Obama. And so the implication here is
that she actually wanted Him dead because she had an axe to
grind. And I believe, well, it fits in with her response when
uma Aberdeen hands her the BlackBerry that says we got him
we killed him. I mean, that is the
land of unconfirmed Yes, we came, we saw he died.
It'll teach you to never back me.
Craig, force to be reckoned with this lady is maybe she is maybe
she should be president. We just have to steer her properly.
I don't know if anyone can do that. Bill apparently can no
oh my god. Oh, that was so funny. Bill Clinton, what is
what
you have? I have not that clip. I mean, I do have the clip. But
this incorporated into law. And this is actually worth playing.
I think it uses the AB sorry.
Well, you have, because he said a lot more than the soundbite
that everyone responded to?
Well, good, because you can then you probably have it so you can
play that. But this was incorporated in ABCs Trump
update, which included the gaff and a bunch of other stuff. And
this was again, at least to me, because I'm looking at ABC as
the only network that is pro Trump. Yeah. As as kind of a pro
Trump piece because the way they edit. In fact, I have an
example. Before we play that if you don't mind. I have this is
an interesting this is to me, this is an ABC I call it ABC
gotcha clip. Because because it's ABC looking as if they are
neutral or even pro Hillary when they're actually not.
You decide to just stay home and that's okay.
I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this
debate. And yes, I did.
Tom Yamas. With us live tonight from Trump Tower. We
know that. Okay, now that that's a little clip that was looks
like pro Hillary, but what they left out the end of that clear,
which is, it's yes, which is hours of study to be president.
That was the big punch line.
That was the punch line BA and they purposely left the punch
line, which is what you would not leave out because that's the
best part of that clip. Yeah. They left it out on purpose.
Good catch. I think you're spot on with that. Interesting.
Yeah. So then we have so so we're still seeing this sort of
slanted coverage on the part of ABC that's noticeable. But so
that we have the bigger clip, which is ABCs update on Trump,
no bills, gaff
bills.
Well, Trump update Yeah. Okay,
turn next year to the race for the White House. And perhaps you
were one of the millions watching that fiery vice
presidential debate overnight. But already tonight and intense
focus on the next presidential faceoff just four days away now.
ABCs Tom Yamas. Tonight with Trump out on the campaign trail
and Hillary Clinton off the trail and preparing
tonight. Donald Trump taking credit for his running mates
debate performance. Mike
Pence did an incredible job. And I'm getting a lot of credit
because that's really my first so called choice that was my
first hire as we would say in Las Vegas.
In the VP debate Governor Mike Pence praised for his style.
Both candidates arguing over which campaign use more insults.
He's called when And SLUBs pigs dogs disgusting. He attacked an
Indiana born federal judge and said he was unqualified to hear
a federal lawsuit because his parents were Mexican. He went
after John McCain a POW and said he wasn't a hero, because he had
been captured. He said African Americans are living in hell
is trying to turn the tables.
Did you just hear that? Ours is an insult driven campaign? I
mean, to be honest with you, if Donald Trump had said all the
things that you said he said in the way you said he said them,
he still wouldn't have a fraction of the insults that
Hillary Clinton level when she said that half of our supporters
were a basket of deplorable.
Trump now testing a possible new line of attack for his own
debate Sunday,
Bill Clinton yesterday. Oh, this Oh, angry at him. They scolded
him yesterday. He was scalded
and oh, he's talking about these recent Clinton comments
criticizing Obama care. So you've got
this crazy system where all of a sudden 25 million more people
have health care. And then the people are out there busting it,
sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled
under coverage cut in half. It's the craziest thing in the world.
So Bill Clinton, torched President Obama's signature
legislation. He said it's just a crazy system. And that's the way
he said it. Insect Craziest thing in the whole world.
Today Clinton clarifying saying he supports Obamacare, but it
has some problems. Hillary Clinton flying to Washington
today already deepen that focus prep, Trump once mocked.
Besides the fact that this was just extremely entertaining to
watch Bill Clinton do this and see the crowd going, um, the
response from the news media is what I favor most. And you got
to go to MSNBC if there's something I mean, it's painful,
but I really watch a lot of MSNBC. I'm glad it really gives
me joy often, particularly the morning Joe's who responded to
this gaffe and man. They the way they talk about Bill Clinton is
like he's drew like a drooling dude maniac who just Oh, no,
like a drooling senior citizen who needs to be shepherded
everywhere. Now,
he's he put down Now you're talking?
Okay. So let me read these. He just know he talked about the
awful, awful legacy of the last eight years. He talked about
Barack Obama's awful awful and by the way, he was editors,
editors. I'm talking to you, editors. If a Republican
presidential candidate, if this had happened on the other side,
this would have been on the front page, day after day. Most
Americans haven't heard this. You really dropped the ball on
this. The awful legacy of the last eight years is what Bill
Clinton calls Barack Obama's legacy. Pretty remarkable for a
Democrat saying that about another Democrat, let alone any
president saying about another president. You have to go back
and remember the history of it. In 2008, the Clintons feel like
this young Senator Barack Obama came in and stole what was
rightfully theirs. Right, Hillary Clinton to be the
nominee and eventually the president. He also feels like he
was the cool president during times of peace and prosperity
who looks even better after eight years of George W. Bush
came and stole. You said yesterday, he needs Obama just
hold it together for two more weeks. Again, give me one month
Hillary Clinton one month.
Also Obamacare is pretty close to what Hillary Clinton proposed
in 2008 as a candidate, I suppose is like a final thing.
You guys mentioned
this yesterday. I think he's concerned. 50 years from now.
They're gonna look back at the Obama presidency with tremendous
impact as far as Obamacare and bin Laden, are they gonna look
back at the Clinton presidency with Monica Lewinsky?
It's actually what they are. What's stunning is that they're
still letting him out there.
Warren G. Harding. Oh, but you know, is economic No, you talk
about the scandal, and 50 years from now, Barack Obama, whether
Republicans and independents alike or not, he's going to be
seen as a transformative friend, you're gonna have FDR, you're
gonna have Reagan, and you're gonna have Barack Obama don't
shoot me. I'm only the piano player. It's going to happen.
And Bill Clinton knows it. And it's driving crazy. But why is
he still on the campaign trail this at some point that gave Joe
Biden like an iPod and earphones and put him on a plane and flew
him around? Like, what are they going
to do to get that man and iPod flying around a little bit? Put
a couple of cheerleaders on board you're good to go. What
what this does point out though, and I think this is this is the
proper analysis built uncertainly and I mean, I think
Hillary Clinton, they really only care about themselves. He
only cares about his legacy. He wasn't really thinking about how
bad it is for the people of America. Yeah, he only wants to
everyone know that, you know, hey, we had a better health care
plan. We were better. I was the first black president. I'm cool.
I play saxophone. I don't wear mom jeans. I got I got bitches.
That does kind of cool.
Ways. Well, definitely cooler than Obama. Yeah.
But this, but this became a big problem. Because, you know, it's
very obvious what Bill is saying, even though he's not I
don't think he's cognizant of what he's doing. He's just
trying to say, you know, we're better. So of course, it has to
be defend,
you know, I know. Yeah, he's not. He's not paying attention
to what he's up to. I just out there. He's like freewheeling
give them man and iPods and cheerleaders and a jet. Let him
go. Barbara Boxer, of course, had to help spin it. And she
came on to explain exactly what Bill meant. You see, because,
John, you've got it all wrong. You got it all wrong. This is
not all. It's slamming Obamacare or President Obama. No, not at
all.
So Bill Clinton, who said today, Senator, that he does support
Obamacare, but didn't Bill Clinton just give Donald Trump a
big gift heading into Sunday's debate? Truly, no, because if
you listen to what Bill Clinton said Is he said, It's the
craziest thing that we have 20 million more people. And yet the
insurance companies are raising their rates. That's what he was
talking about. Not the whole notion. Well, he was saying that
there are people that are getting insurance. And then
there are hard working folks that are being checked out of
this system, and they can't really afford it anymore because
of their insurance companies not being a part of those different
hubs that they can get insurance. So now he's saying he
supports Obamacare, but he was shooting from the hip and the
left when he made that remark and made a mess. Well, okay, I'm
sorry, I don't agree with you. Here's exactly what we're
talking. We have a program in Obamacare called risk. Carter's
no risk. Carter's had you ever heard of this? Never. So I had
to go back and look this up because I did read this thing.
And it doesn't really the term risk Carter's I couldn't really
figure out what she meant to like snooped around and figured
out that this is really the kind of quiet problematic issue that
we talked about maybe two months ago, that within the Affordable
Care Act, the government had a huge fund. And that fund was
specifically meant to compensate insurers, if they were over
insuring and they were losing money. And that wasn't really
apparent the way it was it was laid out. In fact, it's possible
that that never made it in. But I know that there is some there
is some fund and it's, you know, seven or $8 billion. And that
just, you know, they just give that to the insurance companies
like thank you very much for your courage. Thanks for
participating in the system. You're losing money, don't
worry, we're going to pay for it because it's got to work.
Never went to the co ops that went out of business. Oh,
why give it to the little guys? No, no, no, no, we got to give
it to the big insurance companies part of the Affordable
Care Act was to squeeze them out, obviously,
of risk. Carter's it was very important to the bill, led by
Marco Rubio and the Republicans, they essentially stopped that
program. And that program was to make sure that the insurance
companies that were over insuring poor people, okay,
okay. We're able to get some subsidies. And Marco Rubio and
the Republicans passed a rider stopping that program, Bill
Clinton, maybe as an artful I'll give him that. I love him
because he speaks from the heart. He's saying like it is,
of course, we have to keep on working to make Obamacare
better. Of course, we have to fix the problems. You should see
how many times we tweaked Social Security, Medicare, Headstart,
you name it, the highway system, bridge repair programs, we
always tweak them. The Republicans don't want to make
Obamacare better, because they want to repeal it and throw 20
million people out of the program nationally. I'm just so
stiff about the fact we have to fix it. Okay.
Okay, shall
are they so they did wind up giving that money. I mean, that
money was dispersed and this past year. So whether she says
the writer was gone or not, it was just the whole idea was it
was set up, you know, we already knew that but it starts to come
out more and more. And Bill knew it because Bill wasn't in on the
on the deal.
Yeah, bill's not in on the deal. He He does stuff like this,
although somebody suggested he's trying to summery Hillary's
campaign, and I
don't know about that. I don't think so. I think he's just he's
he wants an iPod cheerleaders in a jet. That's that's probably
will shut him up. Do you want me to say some crazy again? I want
one of those iPhone sevens, those iPhone seven plus and add
some cheerleaders. Samantha Bee was on the CBS This Morning. And
you watch her show Samantha Bee.
I actually have trouble watching her show. She is just I mean,
she's over the top with her. Hillary support. It's yeah, it's
just it's, I mean, not a little bit. It's annoying. It says
like, there's jokes to be made from Hillary if you're a
comedian, but if you're just gonna not make those those gags
you're gonna it's gonna be a one sided one note. You know,
Johnny, it's not going to be very appealing.
Well, yes. And it's it's obvious in this little interview, she
had to clip two quickies that she is all in for Hillary and
her show is intended really to discredit anyone else. But
Hillary is the president. But the insane claim of the day
comes from Gail Gayle King, right at the top of this clip.
Here. Johnson would seem to make such an effort to be nonpartisan
and
wow, what was it she on?
Yeah, John Stewart was so he really tried to be fair and
balanced and in the middle and just bipartisan.
One parent this, I think compared Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. You
can come in, get away with it. Yeah.
Well, it leads into of course, what side is she on?
Johnston would seem to make such an effort to be nonpartisan and
you and your teams who seem to have embraced, putting your
feelings out there for everybody to see, you make no apologies
about that.
I make no apologies for it. Because, you know, I feel like
we have one shot to do the show that fully expresses who we are
and how we feel.
And she says one shot to do the show. But she's not really
talking about the shows that one shot to get Hillary and that's
that's what I'm hearing her say. It's really, I don't know why
she does.
The show that fully expresses who we are and how we feel. And,
you know, we always wanted the show when we, when we spoke
about it in abstract terms. before the show started. We knew
that we wanted to make a show that really kicked the door and
really was a total distillation of how we felt. And so that's
what we're doing. It's not really our fault that people are
responding to it. Or you know, I feel like it's the only show
that we can possibly do. And so we can't be apologetic for it.
No, great. So after the election, you will be out of
submission center not to crank up the vocal fry.
More vocal fry, please. Yeah.
After the elections will be jobless. If that's what it so
clearly, oh, this is all about this shows is how we feel. This
is what we want to portray. And she has no interest in even
besides making any jokes about Hillary Clinton, she doesn't
really even care who she is as witnessed in this clip. We have
no the real
Hillary. Pardon?
Do we know the real Hillary? Ah,
that's a good question. I don't know that. I I don't know that
we do. I don't know that we do. Do we need to? We really need
to? Do we really need to feel like we can go out for drinks
with people? Do we not just want them to do a very good job of
weed but
we want to know something about their character, something about
their intelligence, about their temperament.
If we don't know about Hillary Clinton by now, what can we ever
know? I mean, it's been so long. Yeah,
it's been like a live colonoscopy on television.
It's alive colonoscopy on television. Okay, gotcha. Thank
you, Samantha. B. Oh, well, yeah. Joe Biden, who continues
to be out very aggressively. I still think he has in the back
of his mind. If Hillary keels over I'm it. I really do. It big
Mighty is diluted, diluted enough. Did you did you hear his
comment about Bernie Sanders? No,
I aspire for one of my grandchildren become wealthy. So
when they put me in a home I'll get a window with a view right
now. As I as I pointed out, it was embarrassing. Bernie Sanders
net worth is more than mine. I have less money than a socialist
I don't know what the hell happened.
Right Joe? Nailing it. That's a good punch line. And I liked
that
lesson. He is broke more or less. He's never taken advantage
of his political position to score dough like a Hillary and
Bill There are others who you know trade the stock market
based on legislation which they can do legally in Congress
right? And fan their assistants can to have your work in their
offices. And which I find to be Wow, why How'd that get ever
happened but they make money by never doesn't even care. You got
to have government cuz she's got plenty. You got enough money to
get by he just doesn't have any money. It's just me net worth.
Yeah,
I bet he's hoping to cash flow. Yeah. He said he's hoping to be
president that's that's definitely yeah, he's he's
putting all
on rallies. Yeah, he should have run.
I just have one more clip before we go into a break here about
Hillary Clinton and the election and there was a very, very
problematic court court case coming up in November right
around the time of the election. And Catherine herridge, the
pixie girl from Fox News explains what's going on
Trump makes a compelling case the Obama administration
authorized a covert weapons program to arm the Libyan rebels
in 2011, that spun out of control, the Justice Department
has now moved to dismiss the charges against Turkey, in part,
because a trial that would happen around the election in
November, would publicly expose evidence about the
administration's strategy to arm the Libyan opposition attorney
told Fox as part of that investigation that he believes
half of the weapons ended up in Libya, and the other half went
to Syrian groups who are not friendly to the United States.
This is the case of the arms dealer. And we think we talked
about him maybe a couple years ago. Yeah, we've talked about
him a couple of times this character. Yeah. So this was the
guy who brought the arms in I presume you send it to the CIA
annex and Benghazi. And, and, you know, he was kind of getting
burned. For what happened. And they were trying to pin this on
him saying, Well, you know, are these are weapons that got in
the hands of, you know, I we don't know how that happened,
you know, Hi, how is it possible must be your fault. And now they
know that this court case was coming up in a very inopportune
times. I think we'll just drop all charges. You're good to go.
Thank you. Thank you for your service. And that's the justice
and that's the Justice Department. Yeah. That's
apparently Loretta Lynch and Comey were on some case during
the Clinton era, the Clinton the Bill Clinton's presidency, in
one of the scandals supporting Hillary side of the of the
argument. I'm gonna have to look into that okay, but it's a lot
is very this is a den of thieves. What can I say? Yeah,
den of thieves.
This is what I hope people start to notice. doubtful because No,
no,
no, yeah, we can point out all we want on the show and it's not
going to be another show to do you know make make come you
know, negative commentary but nobody you know, the public has
made their minds up about one thing or another and tends to be
on Hillary side of the thing and they the media courses is
pumping a lot of this good work
well, with that. I think I should. I don't know. Thank you
for your courage and say in the morning to you, John, with the C
stands for Clinton's iPod and cheerleaders. Devorah AK.
Well in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning
all ships and sea boots on the ground subs underwater. don't
fit in the air and the dames knights out there
in the morning to everyone the chat room, no agenda stream.com
Thanks. For those who showed up early. It's good to have you
here. Again, just for scheduling reasons. I want to thank cesium
137 Again, who brought us the artwork for episode 865 That was
the wall of phlegm and that was a classic Hillary looking into a
mirror and Kathy Bates from misery staring back
that was good. That was funny because it's one of those we had
a we get lots of good art but you look at the art and this one
of the just makes you laugh out loud.
Let's just play that mash up again that that led to this and
it's the mash up between Hillary Clinton that one video where
she's kind of yelling at everybody and clips from misery.
What do you think I
say when I go to the feed store in town or now Wally give me a
bag of the effing pig feed and 10 pounds that basically cow
corn. Now having said all this, why aren't I 50 points ahead.
You might ask this isn't what happened last week? Have you all
got amnesia? The choice for working families has never been
clearer. I stood right up and started shouting I need your
help to get Donald Trump's record out to everybody. Hey,
just cheered us. This isn't fair. Nobody should be fooled.
He didn't get out the
genius genius.
All right. This program is yeah, this is the value for value
model where we bring you the show twice. A week and if you
like it if you think it's valuable to you have some value
calculate that in your head and support us.
I agree. So we do have a few people that think is starting
with I guess is Ty Tron? Ty Tran.
I Tran is your anti Thai? It's
Tran. Yeah, it's like a Vietnamese name. And he's in a
Wanneroo in Western Australia. And he contributed $2,000 which,
oh, hold on. It's the Marinette longtime on and off listener
here but a major Boehner at that I've always felt something was
askew with the world but couldn't quite put my finger on
until I started tuning in. I was hitting them out about four
years ago by my life long buddy Dario, and since then, I have
been listening when I have a spare moment which sadly few and
far between. So with this donation I hope it lifts your
spirits to keep up the good work. The good fight and the
good analysis. My only request is that you did do Shmi with
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looking for work. Cheers, gentlemen, for being my sanity
saver who
I like that sanity saver. Well, holy crap. I don't think this
has ever Has this ever happened? What? $2,000 Yeah, one go boom
like that. I don't I can't remember why it
was done by by our Grand Duke. David Foley. Yeah. Oh, okay.
Yeah, that
was a long time ago.
That's about me. It was a while ago. Yeah. Well,
Ty Tran. Thank you. Does he have a name as well, but he's
four. He didn't suggest anything, but we'll just leave
him as sort of a trend until he changes.
Okay. Well, thank you very much. Thank you for your courage. This
is very much appreciated. And here is your deducing as
requested. Oh, what happened there? Oh, here it is. You've
been d do
jobs. Jobs. Jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job yeah.
Adding to the to the to the big donors, big executive producers.
Sir Ryan, the night of the tesla coil in Tampa, Florida gave us
or contributed $100,000 Crikey. Nice to get back to back. Yeah.
As a longtime a huge fan of the show is thinking about the
latest newsletters pleading for help to stellar deconstruction
you too are doing regardless, and the exhausting media
onslaught lately before the elections. I didn't it didn't
stem right after that. 1000s of producers are essentially
freeloading. While you all work so hard to keep us sane. Maybe
people just don't add up the value. I urge other producers to
consider the following. If you listen to no agenda at least
once a week, it gives you the ability to skip literally hours
more of mainstream news, which can we save?
Which gives you time for other things, John? Yes, yeah. You
know, like drinking, drinks, having sex, and all kinds of fun
stuff. Yeah. What price to put on drinking and sex.
Depends on how much the booze cost. You're saving precious
time by not listening to propaganda and having a
deconstructed for you. I know I'm able to get anywhere from
three to six hours. A week of excellent insight. I could get
nowhere else. Thanks to John and Adam. Wow. In fact, now I've cut
the cord on cable. I was doing the math on how much I actually
paid Verizon to feed me channels of garbage. I didn't want that.
I didn't want $1,440 A year. Done and $20 times 12. When I
looked at at it that way supporting the best podcast in
the world is a steal. In fact, if he took he gave us 1000 And
he's still got 440 left. So he's actually making out on this
deal. All it's a it's a it's a winner.
Yeah, it's a win. It's a total positive win very big win.
I are as all other producers to consider how much their time is
worth. Then do a similar similar multiplication on their cable
bill and donate just 1/10 of that. I think every producer
could would much rather John and Adam continue to fight for our
sanity versus pay the cable company 1000s of dollars. Isn't
a time they say it's time they save you worth much so much as
1/10 of what you pay the Heartless cable company.
You know this cable this cord cutting is it's pretty cool.
Tina has been a cord cutter since before I met her and so
she has a like an Amazon Fire Stick device that you know so
she needs to watch TV. She watches Hulu but I hooked her up
with one of those antennas you're always raving about one
of those digital ad HD over the air antennas. Yeah, over the air
Ota $12 for the antenna. 12 bucks and TV didn't have a tuner
in it. So I bought a tuner for over the
air TV with TV doesn't have a tuner in it, but okay,
well, it doesn't have a digital tuner that has a tuner, but not
a digital tuner.
Oh, it's an old TV. Yeah. You get her a new TV.
Well, this one came with her new apartment. And it's, it's
already hung on the wall. So like, Oh, that's nice. No, I
just bought one of those digital converter boxes. 29 bucks. It's
unbelievable. And the quality is, it's twice as good as what
you get on cable HD. It's really because
there's no compression. Yeah. And he's over the air over the
airshow. He has a new TV. So they've got a tuner in there.
And they're usually pretty decent. You get you buy one of
these antennas. I liked the flat ones that stick to the stick to
the wall. That's the one I got 12 bucks. Yeah, it's cheap. And
they get good reception. And they you I won my set. Here I
get 80 channels, I think Oh, that's pretty ironic. Vietnamese
New, a lot, a lot of home shopping and a lot of shopping
channels. But all the major networks are on there. And the
quality of the image is superior and the Dolby sound Oh is also
over the air is way better than what you get on the cable. Yeah.
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definitely a good deal definitely worth looking into.
And then you can support the best podcast the universe with
your savings and still come out ahead of the deal. So Ryan
Knight of the tesla coil thank you for that fabulous idea and
your support of the no agenda show for you. Little bit of
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Onward to an autonomous. Okay, so he's variations 668 in
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show 866 making it only two away from the mark of the beast. Who
sees cognitive dissonance changing our daily lives,
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I think his note might have gotten cut off. The B could be
Well, I'm gonna give him a Karma because I've no idea if there's
something we have to do. Let me know. You've got karma. Happy to
do it make good.
And now we're going to Terence Harris and he's in Niceville.
Florida. Yes. makes you smile when you're in Niceville 333 33.
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to hear the bush just send your cash song
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stripping out I'm sorry Greg pass pass more a pass Moray
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deeper exploration of everything is bullcrap idea. Okay. I don't
know what
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deeper explanation of everything that is, you know what I don't
know what the hell he's saying either. And this is check your
email for an additional note. Did you get an email or not?
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when he says with an mp3, let me go look again Pasmore. Right.
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this. Come back. Next show is fine. Do you have anything
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like, oh, maybe October 4? Yeah, go ahead. Yeah. I'm thinking
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attachment?
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away. Adam mccurry.com. That's terrible.
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of this message that you are free to use at your discretion
as well as the lyrics which are fast moving, although the two of
you are really well versed in the art of deciphering verbiage,
so they may be unnecessary. The song is written is one of his
songs. He did a song at the beginning.
See if we can play this at the end of the show. With anything
land cheating can land a ring this gate on every night I think
we got to listen to it
before we play it. Okay. Listen to it again. Next show to be
read the energy whenever Eric Gregory he signs off. All right.
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you, Carmen. Thank you very much. Great. Appreciate it.
You've got karma.
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go. Richard Riley and Loomis, California. 23456. And he says
this is a he says so what is this? 852
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23456 equals night. There you go.
Okay, so he wants to be known as Sir slot car from John's recent
talk about slot card tracks.
That's not recent. And I know it's not recent, because I just
got the one year reminder for the renewal of slot car.com.
When we had that whole conversation, like yes, yes.
slot cars, because that was make slot cars and it was a year ago.
Yeah. And it wasn't that funny then. No.
I agree. All right. Norman McDonnell. In no
way I'm sure slot car he would have. He has a baron. Oh, wait.
No, this next though? That one line. Okay, because it's both
blue. I'm sorry. All right. And then because the two blue E's
got Oh, the second one probably shouldn't because you're not
being needed. This is Sir Norman McDonough and Woodstock, Ontario
who wrote in a note, they sent in a check. And by the way, he
sent this check in, Canadians can do this, you can do this. I
mentioned this. Anyone who wants to mail a check. And you don't
want to go through a rigmarole and it's in your native funds or
say in Deutschland why it wouldn't be Deutsche Marks, but
euros.
How about SDRs?
Nobody, there's no buddy that writes checks for SDR not yet.
And never will be. It could be euros, it could be Canadian
dollars. It could be pesos. You can do one of two things. One,
you can do what McDonald's did, which is he went to the bank. He
says I enclose a $200 bank money order in US funds and an
accounting that shows I'm well past Baron I shouldn't have
claimed last year. You can go to the bank and have a special
money order bank ordered done at different kinds of funds. And so
he did it in dollars, which is convenient. But if you just want
to send us a check from your funds, we send it to what's most
banks have what's called collections and it goes through
the process of being turned into the right amount of money and
billed correctly. So it doesn't matter. It's easier to do it the
way He did it I think for us, provided everything is okay and
the territories unclaimed he'd like to be known as the Baron of
Partridge Island, New Brunswick, Canada in exile. Now he backs up
his barony with a bunch of documentation. I enclose a
vintage postcard showing Partridge Island as well as some
maps showing its location the maps role document with arrows.
My barony is small and uninhabited. Okay, but it is
special and I hope as yet unclaimed. Yeah, well, you could
have waited a year and I think you nailed it. Yeah, you know
that. It's a former military outpost immigrant hospital and
still has a lighthouse and Foghorn nice thank you for Yeah,
I like to Foghorn thank you for your courage, Norman McDonough
for a sound clip gonna have anything from Al Sharpton plus
jobs karma?
Yeah. Well, there's only one real Al Sharpton that has just
the best of the best. No
real contract jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for job.
Karma.
And then it concludes our listing of executive producers
and Associates, Associate Executive producers for the
show. And these are real credits as Adam will explain,
yes, they are real credits, just like Hollywood. And you can put
them anywhere credits are recognized. And I encourage you
to do that and putting it on your CV or your resume or even
on your LinkedIn profile seems to get people views for sure.
And of course, you can join any guild or it's real, it is real
to real. Before we go I wanted to thank one of our producers
who I met in was in Lubbock was in Lubbock where I had the first
meet up on the air stream of consciousness tour. Well, I
don't know, isn't it?
Let me see if I had what could it be Lubbock could be Abilene.
It was so Richard be very Waco. Rich. Okay, Richard beaver is
one of our producers who came to that meetup. He has his
interesting concept called baits and blades. And what he does is
he if you need some help with like, well, actually he does the
other way around. I don't know if he I think it works both
ways. So if you need your knives sharpened, you know, like, hey,
I'll come and sharpen your knives. And then they'll say
hey, you need any help with your eye cuz he's a total dude named
Ben. You need any IT help. And sometimes the other way around,
like, hey, you know, I can come over and like a Geek Squad help
you out. Got a knives I need to sharpen and he sent me a knife.
He sent me a beautiful knife actually, which he sharpened Of
course, style knife. Oh, no, no, it's one of these lock blades.
It's an Emerson. Emerson Kershaw was one of those you know, like
when you're in West Side Story, got a deer your West Side Story
just do this. Do it open when you realize Yeah, you're an LLC,
you made some nice keychains and stuff so I wanted to thank him
for that and I wanted to thank Alex nori it came in this
morning. I don't know if you saw that email. The no agenda
animated series.
Very funny. Fantastic.
I'm not quite sure how he did it. He did
some some subsystem that we don't know about. Yeah.
But it's so it's it's pretty much our audio from Episode 865.
And then this lad animated animated John and Adam and then
we go to
a clip and even Why are you holding a instrument? It's the
most first of all, it's the most unsexy instrument in the world,
which is the keyboard like a guitar, which to me is kind of
like you I'm a douche or named. I'm a douchebag is what it is. I
can't play guitar. So I'm holding my keyboard like it's a
guitar. Yeah, how very Flock of Seagulls Have you know? But
anyway, I put the link in the shownotes at 866 dot no agenda
nodes.com Because very funny. Opie does more of them. I like
it. It's better than us video. That's for sure. video will be
thanking everyone else. Yeah, go ahead.
Yeah, you're saying it actually kind of in shows. You know, kind
of a pacing that we have for doing this podcast is not the
same as video and it's kind of shows in this thing. Is our show
is paced for audio. Oh, interesting
observation. Well, we'll we'll see what the feedback is. And
once you give it a look, again, it's in the show notes. Not the
thank you segment coming up later on in the program and have
anything else you know I don't think so. I think we're good to
go. Just remember we do have another show coming up on Sunday
I will be in New York bringing you that program. We'll talk
about my trip in a moment as well. Please remember us at
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out there propagating our formula. Our formula is this. We
go out. We hit people in the mouth
I'm not quite sure who sent this to me, but someone sent me an
actual bill. You know, I have my, my digital one. And someone
sent me a real table bill, which I don't use, and I'm going to
explain to you why I don't use it. Because this is what it
sounds like. And we at least hear it. I'm sorry. Yeah, this
is what it sounds like. Yeah. You see the problem? Is it
unless I'm holding it up to the microphone. If I have it on the
desk, the noise gate cuts out because it's just not loud
enough. So you get this. That's no good catch at the end. Yeah.
Which is the worst part, or the most important part because
you want it to ring. You want to have that melodious ending,
right? Oh, interesting. Yeah, cuz uses your very Yes, you're
right.
I have to be gated because unlike you, who lives in, you
know, the quiet suburbs of Northern Silicon Valley. I live
in downtown Austin, where we're building or doing all kinds of
stuff and cameras jackhammering. Exactly.
Okay, well that's a good reason not to use the real bill. But
you should keep it there. Oh no, I when you're just having a
dinner party just put it on the table and when somebody's
talking about their Obama
I just take it with me I'm traveling with it from now on.
It's part of my my rig is bring along either
way. Bang it like you just did with over and over and over
again. It actually sounds okay. Yeah, that sounds good. And you
probably can't do that digitally. No,
I can't. I could, but not the way it's set up. Right. And we
definitely had a big one that is trash.
Oh, no.
And it's good for us to remind ourselves as a as a community
here the no agenda show that people who are not aware and
whose sanity is not being saved. By clear thinking they get
trapped and what everyone get trapped in. Kim Kardashian got
robbed. And that was the top news item everywhere while at
the same time we had Oh, I don't know. Russia and the US are kind
of gearing up for war. The Pentagon will find turns out
that the Pentagon spent at least of what we know half a billion
dollars making propaganda. What else happened? You know, this is
a tons of different little things that happen. No one is
paying attention to it at all because of Kim Kardashian. And
you got to ask how that got set up?
Yeah, the whole thing seems like I mean, I wouldn't even brought
it up. But now that you have I thought the whole thing seems it
seems sketchy. Yeah. We're bodyguards are usually always
around. What was she doing traveling with? $10 million.
Where the jewelry?
Oh, that's not me. Serious. Not the way PA?
Smart Money Smart Money does not travel with real jewelry. They
travel with costume jewelry
with with a copy costume. Copy. Of course. That's it. That's how
I travel. John. That's how I try to I don't have the real one.
Got the costume jewelry though.
Yeah, I skipped a middleman. Hey, man. I just used a fake
Hey, man, look at this Rolex
it's digital. Couple of fake Rolexes that are absolutely
perfect.
Oh, I have several fake Rolexes I love them. I think they're
funny. Very funny. Anyway, so that was just gonna say that
seem like, wow, that was G whether it was intended or not,
but there was a distraction of epic proportion. So we missed a
lot of stuff. We missed hearing about a lot of or people not we
didn't people just missed it. Just didn't hear the things that
were really going on. And then yeah, elections, whatever.
The other big distraction is the Trump tax return the one that
was stolen from 99 From 21 years ago.
Yeah, two things on that. One. I looked it up. It is illegal to
publish someone's tax return. Yes. Without permission. That is
that that is illegal. And I don't know how you get away with
it as news but it is not legal. From what I've heard, people
like well, Marla Maples says like, Donald Trump sent it. I
think he sent it himself makes total sense.
He's got everyone would be that's a good catch. Yeah, I'd
say that's a possibility.
You think about it. Think about the Clintons. They had a seven
700,700 They had like a very huge number. I know it doesn't
it wouldn't be 700 million would it?
Well, the jumps is 900 mil Yeah.
We have this with the tax loss carry forward. You know, it's
it's it's very easy to go and get other examples, although
weak, you know, like, well, the New York Times did it that's
kind of weak. I would say, Elon Musk, how about that everybody
this guy's business is built on. net loss carry forward. And by
the way the money is using as your money in the first place.
So if you want to see right when April Trump
Yeah, it's a little different than Trump, but when but the
analysis in fact, one of the two guys that is one of the guys
that was on the story along there was a New York Times guy
and this guy from the beast, and they were on to Democracy Now
thing, and they come up with I just took a very short clip.
This is the old brother clip. Where they make some they
intelligently sit there, it seemingly intelligently, and
they make some commentary about the taxes and the tax laws. And
I just want to point out or deconstruct what not
deconstruct, but explain what this guy is trying to say and
why he is so far off by this
telling people about first of all those losses represented
real damage suffered by other people. Secondly, the state of
New Jersey casino Control Commission after two
commissioners complained of official favoritism to Donald
Trump by the New York State Attorney General's office took
his side against his bankers. And his bankers then had to give
him huge discounts on his loans. Well, if you borrow money from a
bank and pay back less than you owe, that's income and you have
to pay taxes on it. Donald escaped that I'm sure and that's
what my column The Daily Beast explains.
Okay, couple things. Yeah. First of all, he says, the $900
million represents real damages to people. What people be
talking about this? No, let's look at the logic of this. I
lose. Let's say I lost 10. I bought something I paid to him.
I did something I got robbed, whatever. And I have a tax loss
of the say $100. Under 100 or 900 million, it doesn't make any
difference. How does that affect? How is this? Somebody
else's loss? It's my loss, not theirs. I
think I think what they're trying to what I've heard this
story, I'll just say what they're trying to say is that
loss was the investors took the loss, he walked away with the
money. And so that's when these referring to real people. It was
investors, but it sounds like that was the deal was on the up
and up and that was they had to investors being banks that they
had to pony up.
It's just nonsense. It's illogical, what he said totally
illogical. Then he makes the other commentary that if you he
says if you take out a loan, and it had to pay back, let's play
the play that whole clip again, this second part is even I think
more egregious ly idiotic,
and telling people about, first of all, those losses represented
real damage suffered by other people. Secondly, the state of
New Jersey casino Control Commission after two
commissioners complained of official favoritism to Donald
Trump by the New York State Attorney General's office took
his side against his bankers. And his bankers then had to give
him huge discounts on his loans. Well, if you borrow money from a
bank and pay back less than you owe, that's income, and you have
to pay taxes on it. Donald escaped that I'm sure. And
that's what my column The Daily Beast explains,
wait a minute, how is that income?
It's just another thing.
That's not income. Wow.
I've taken out a loan for $10,000. They're usually
discounting they mean, they're usually discounting the interest
and not discounting the principal. No amount of money,
right? It's not as though they say, I'm, here's, I mean, what
would that mean that they gave me 12,000 instead? And I only
had to pay back 10? Is that what he's trying to say? This is this
is all this entire little thing that this guy did. And that
whole episode because Amy's sitting there with her mouth.
Oh, she's not asking any questions that makes zero sense.
It's nonsense. I don't care about what and I don't hold on
to questions question
question question. He's debt forgiveness. Is that income? I
don't know. I think it may be Yeah, but
that wasn't there. He wasn't talking about debt forgiveness.
He was talking about the discount and disclosures he
refers to the the interest rate he has to pay our highest paid
back right so that's not It's not like you get loan. Yeah,
okay. He got loan $10,000 and he paid back eight is that when
they're saying that they took some something on the dollars? I
mean, that could be a result of a bankruptcy. Sometimes that
happens so bankers, reps, the court can do that. But
you know what's great is just bullshit. You know, it is we
apparently have 400 accountants in the chat room. Because they
all say it's income. And the bank is supposed to send you it
and 99 for the amount. I think it's I think it's a little
single
1099 from the bank, then it's income. Yeah, I agree with that.
Yeah.
Yeah. But the the misinformation and just pure ignorance of tax
code. I mean,
he, the guy goes on to say that that's income, and then he makes
the assertion that Trump didn't pay taxes on that income. If
there was any, I think it still is a discount on the on the on
the rate. What he says, Oh, I don't know if he did or didn't I
mean, he makes the he makes an assertion. Yeah. And then kind
of admits he doesn't really know whether you did it. This is
terrible reporting. I don't understand what people gonna pay
attention to anything on the media anymore, including
democracy now. But
just to just to point out one thing and make it very simple.
If you, if in a year, you buy two stocks, and you buy them
both $20,000 worth of stocks, and one at the end of the year
is goes down, it's it's now at 7000. And the other one goes up
to 13,000. You only you pay the tax on the gain of the first
one, but you can deduct the loss of the other one, otherwise,
you'd be paying your 20% or whatever capital gains are over
the 20,000, which is insane. So but you have that's part of the
way the actual system works is to have that capability.
This is assuming you're selling those stocks right then?
No, of course I'm talking about Yes. Sell it within the same
year. Absolutely. Absolutely. And also what you know, if I
hear one more time,
the tax laws are supposed to encourage like they said he
would
encourage investment and spending of course, yeah, yeah.
Oh, oh, yeah. Like no one, no one deducted their loss of the
with their home in 2008. It doesn't matter. You're right.
The annoying part is we got to everyone knows about the tax
code, except on television. And in addition to that, if I hear
Hillary Clinton or anyone else say, Boy, that's just crazy. How
can you not make money in the casino business? Have you looked
at Las Vegas, three of the majors are in bankruptcy.
They're in bankruptcy. So I don't know what they're talking
about. But it's eventually someone's going to have to say,
that's just not true.
It's not you have to really be well managed in the casino
business, you can make a lot of money and they do it. Sure. But
you have to know what you're doing to an extreme.
And it's very few guys who know how to do that. But of course,
all this boils down to Donald Trump walked away with millions
of dollars screwed all the little guys, all the little guys
got screwed. And well, maybe it's well, you know, let's go to
curl. So
you spent over a million dollars in litigation with him. The
bottom line was, I would have been much happier, yes. If he
would have left me alone and simply left me to do my
business. To him. It was it was sport. And to me it was my life.
During the last
debate, Trump claimed these people did not do a good job.
But now you have to wonder whether Trump had the money to
pay them at all right?
Maybe he didn't have the money that this contract is right.
Right. That's your news, everybody. That's your news.
Just supposition. She's fantastic.
I'm hoping I'm hoping. But yeah, go ahead.
Well, at the I look back on the days that the journalism schools
began to crop up because there was such the reporting was
shoddy and they didn't do anything. Right. And they didn't
who what, when, where, why it was always left I was a lot of
very slanted news coverage and they wanted to make it objective
zoom. Everything has to be more balanced. Yeah. And so these
guys started you know, these these Columbia School of
Journalism and Missouri school there's a bunch of that
Berkeley's got one but that's probably more for making spies
and anything is but that's just the thesis making so they have
debt and for some reason I think they failed I think all these
journalism schools failed because all these people that
are on many of these shows aren't have journalism degrees
they don't have a degree in history so shell is no they got
a J school degree by the
J school you learn how to be a part of the system. I don't
think you'll learn to be independent how
to be a cog in the wheel wheel. Exactly.
Exactly. Yeah, it's a sad state of affairs. Well, thank God
there's the best podcast the universal at least we can give
you some clues as to as to where what it really is all about. I'm
kind of hoping that Sunday we can do one of our special bits
John, one of our reports, we got the big hurricane coming up.
It's on his way.
Is a whopper. It's also Got it? I'm sorry. Go he's gonna slam
Horowitz
Yeah, I heard I heard you guys talking about that. I sent him a
note. He's sitting it out. He said he's gonna stay put.
Yeah, it should hold things down. Yeah. Now here's board up
to place.
Listen to your local forecast. If you live in Florida, take
care of neighbors, check on the elderly in your family. This is
not a good scenario of store category for for, you know,
several days here along the coast. It's not it's not
it's not hype. It's real. It's real. It's real. It's real,
not high betrayal.
All right now what is the I think that's that, by the way,
I'll give you a board length Tip of the Day. And I'll tell you
why. I know why.
And this is again, a example of really slipshod reporting. What
he's implying is that all these other ones
are bullshit. This is another one
like like the other ones. This is not hype, like global
warming.
Oh, man, you had to take me there, didn't you? Oh, okay,
here we go.
Agenda 2030. Here we go. Global warming. Let's start first with
the Paris Agreement. The Paris Agreement, which is the big IPCC
climate change, New World Order document. And it really is it's
about bringing a set of rules and financial flows into the
world as a whole. And so the EU quickly ratified it. The UN, I
don't know why they a country, I guess, but they ratified it.
President Obama, the Paris
Agreement alone will not solve the climate crisis. Even if we
meet every target, embodied in the agreement, we'll only get to
part of where we need to go. But make no mistake, this agreement
will help delay or avoid some of the worst.
This is back to jobs saved or created.
This is I do, but is it delay or avoid
delay or avoid will help delay or avoid,
delay or avoid? Oh man.
hedging your bets there pres delay or avoid? We don't really
know. Yeah, you've just signed the damn document it will delay
or avoid.
But make no mistake, this agreement will help delay or
avoid some of the worst consequences of climate change.
It will help other nations ratchet down their dangerous
carbon emissions over time dangerous and set bolder targets
as technology advances all under a strong system of transparency
that allows each nation to evaluate the progress of all
other nations. And by sending a signal that this is going to be
our future a clean energy future. It opens up the
floodgates for businesses and scientists and engineers to
unleash high tech low carbon investment
and by the way, he's not lying. He will open up the floodgates
yeah of government money a big freakin Bonanza with a carbon
tax Canadians a Canada Navy is about to do it. Yeah, it'll open
up the floodgates of our money into more stuff energy
future, it opens up the floodgates floodgates of money
citizen scientists and engineers to unleash high tech, low carbon
investment and innovation at a scale that we've never seen
before. Gives us the best possible shot. To save the one
planet we've got. Oh,
one shot, save this planet. One shot we got John's the one shot
the one shot but he should have seen shot he should have said to
save. What was it to delay or avoid the planet being
destroyed, avoid the planet. Avoid the planet. This was part
of the South by South Lawn, which was a un I wonder if they
got permission from South by Southwest. They use their font
they use their you know, the big SXS who
they need to be sued by South by Southwest. It's very possible
they were all in and they'd said go ahead and do it. So South by
South Lawn, and this was
part of that extra media promotion for South by
Southwest. Oh, it
could be they probably saw it that way. A minute. I think I
believe all of this is coming. Now that Theresa May has
announced that by March 2017 We'll have you know, we'll be
initiating article will trigger Article 50 So the Brexit can
take place. I think this is being done hastily to mess with
the UK. You think? Yeah, yeah, sure, because they'll all have
their agreement but UK will not be in it because they they're
not going to sign it as an EU signatory. And they also did not
sign off on it. They were not even asked to be there for the
sign off for the ratification. So yeah, there's some there's
some going on with this
shot was fishy sounds very fishy.
But funnier was the president and that bastion of saving or or
a bastion of delaying or saving the universe, Leonardo DiCaprio
and I actually try this clip a little bit longer so you can get
there walking onto the stage you can hear the Caprio like algae
do show you a rock. I don't think he says Baroque. But yeah,
I'll take you I introduce you. And here's what he said.
Already, already. Hey. I'll introduce. Introduce me. Hello,
everybody. Hello, everybody.
I want to thank you all for coming here this evening. I want
to particular thank our president for your extraordinary
environmental leadership. Most recently in protecting our
oceans, Catherine, thank you for the great work you do on climate
change and then helping improve preparedness of communities to
deal with the impacts of climate change. And thank all of you for
showing up here this evening. Tonight.
Yeah, like if I get an invitation the White House I'm
gonna blow him off. And I don't want to be there.
Tonight this evening. Did he say even even
climate change? And thank all of you for showing up here
this evening. This evening? No, I think it's evening, not
evening. Tonight. I am pleased
to present the US premiere of my new documentary before the flood
was a three year endeavor on the part of myself and my director
of Fisher Stevens. To Hey,
Fisher Stevens, wasn't he the guy from short circuit? Johnny
Five is alive. The Indian guy.
Fisher Stevens. Yeah. Well, I don't know. Consult the book of
knowledge. I think we
should do that for a moment. That's interesting combo. I
think that's the guy Fisher Stevens. Yeah, that's the guy.
Yeah. That's the guy. From let's see known for? Yeah, short, the
short circuit and short circuit to Johnny Five is alive.
Actually, he's probably a good director. I don't know. Also,
from Chicago from Chicago motor, point that out. Everything's
from Chicago. Yeah. Okay. So it's Fisher Stevens. And this is
his new movie, which he's worked on for years,
three years, myself, and my director Fisher Stevens.
Together, we traveled from China dying India, to Greenland to the
Arctic, Indonesia to Micronesia, to Miami. To learn more about
the effects of climate change in our planet, and highlight the
message from the scientific community and leaders worldwide,
on the urgency of the issue. This film was developed to show
the devastating impacts that climate change is having on our
planet. And more importantly, what can be done. Our intention
for the film was to be released before this upcoming election
Baja because after experiencing firsthand the devastating
impacts of climate change women
is he referring to when he was in Alaska, and you got one of
those those weird chinook winds? Remember that, like, Oh, I saw
climate change? Yeah, yeah, it was a big so I witnessed climate
change myself. And it was one of these weird winds that is very
warm, and you know, this one spot just swirls around. And he
was ridiculed for that. But he seems to be doubling down like I
witnessed it myself. The impacts
of, of climate change worldwide. We, like many of you here today,
realize that urgent action must be taken. This moment is more
important than ever. We must empower leaders who not only
believe in climate change, but are willing to do something
about it. The scientific consensus is in argument is now
over, over if you do not believe in climate change. You do not
believe in facts, or in science, or empirical truth. And
therefore in my humble,
it's a beautiful rant you want you want to interrupt DiCaprio,
isn't this based on a computer model? That is debatable
sciences in John Shut up. The debate is over. The science is
in. Don't you believe in a standard computer model? Don't
you believe in empirical facts? Yeah, it's all based on a
computer model which have been wrong spectacularly wrong so
far. Always. Well, it's been 15 years but I think finally we're
gonna get our one hurricane of the craziest hurricane season
ever, which just didn't happen.
Yeah, now we got the one in fact, someone was discussing
this about apparently the 1940s there was like, that's when
Florida was just blasted like 10 or 20 times hurricane after
hurricane and depressed all the real estate private values.
Go back to his rants as he wraps it all up, but just remember
It's real. Science is in the debate over the debate is over.
Otherwise you don't believe in empirical facts in
and the argument is now over. If you do not believe in climate
change, you do not believe in facts or in science or empirical
truths for my
poor never gonna get through the Senate computer model.
Okay, so I'm gonna get God as beat. Come on, man. Yes, it's
based on the computer model. He's full of crap. And okay, but
the point is, the point is, just be quiet Shut up.
You do not believe in facts or in science, or empirical truths.
And therefore, in my humble opinion, should not be allowed
to hold public office
the sciences
I guess it's a he doesn't like Donald Trump.
I'm guessing the same thing.
Unbelievable. Douche nickel?
Well, I have a couple of things in Go. I can do the pre donation
story, which I think is fast and little early a little early for
that. Okay. Well, I don't know. I don't know how to do it. The
timing is off today. So let's go with the anniversary. It's a big
anniversary. A lot of people don't realize it was a big
anniversary not being celebrated.
It's my 17th month aversary Or was yesterday.
Oh, well, that's interesting, because it's actually the
anniversary of the US bombing of that hospital.
I don't think I want to put those two together, actually.
Well,
here we go. Doctors Without Borders mark the first
anniversary Monday of the US military's bombing of its
hospital in Kunduz Afghanistan October 3 2015. The attack
killed 42 people, including patients and staff, Doctors
Without Borders as described patients burning in their beds.
Medical staff who were decapitated and lost limbs and
staff members shot from the air while they fled the burning
building. The Pentagon's called the attack a mistake 16 us
officers have received administrative discipline of the
attack, but none have faced criminal charges. This is
Doctors Without Borders Switzerland, President Thomas
Nero,
four out of five members of the Security Council permanent
members of the Security Council are allied to forces who commit
these crimes. And then on the other end on the UN Security
Council, there's one resolution after the other is passed that
healthcare structures should not be attacked, that they are
protected that it should be respected. But in the end,
nothing changes.
Yeah, I think Yeah, nothing changes. Absolutely. Right. And
I should say regarding Afghanistan, the European Union
is now negotiating after Turkey did their deal you recall,
Turkey cut a deal with the EU and said Alright, we're gonna
you can send these, you can send these migrants back. But you
have to pay us and otherwise you can't send them back. And so
far, they've been very successful of the million over a
million refugees. They send about 5000 backs. That's pretty
good. But I've gotten this down. It's like, Hey, this is a good
idea. So the European Union is now putting together a deal with
Afghanistan. They will pay the the EU will pay Afghanistan 1.3
billion euros every year, in order for Afghanistan to accept
migrants who were being sent back. These guys stupid.
It's unbelievable. And that's really
stupid. As you say, That's just crazy.
What they It is crazy. This is Oh, this is public money. Yeah,
either. But most people don't even grab all the money they can
and they just throw it around like like drunken sailors. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly. My favorite one of the favorite stories I
got this this show was apparently there's some
screwball irony going on in the UK which is disgust this camera
and apparently is now Cameron but didn't want to get you know
it was against the Brexit he's against this against that he's
he's now a according to some of the newspapers and RT in
particular is being blamed as the source of the of the rash
that he's being blamed. Blamed in some weird way for all the
violence against immigrants that's going I suppose they're
going on in the UK, which is like he's it's just funny and
insisted listen to this report,
ever since Britain voted to leave the European Union by In
June, there's been a sharp rise in the number of racist and
xenophobic incidents taking place across the country,
many in Britain and outside the country are beginning to equate
the term Brexit with hate crime, rise in cases of racist abuse
increase in racist attacks on Eastern Europeans. According to
a new report by the European Council's human rights watchdog.
One big problem is the way politicians have been talking
about immigration. In fact, the report on hate crimes
specifically mentions the former Prime Minister David Cameron,
for referring to migrants trying to get to Britain as swarms.
You've
got a swarm of people coming across the Mediterranean seeking
a better life wanting to come to Britain. I want to know
who Londoners think is to blame for the recent rise in hate
crimes in Britain, at least responsible to the next people
that I'm about to let Nigel Faraj Boris Johnson, David
Cameron, and the media Yeah, I'd say it pains me to say it but
David Cameron,
David Cameron from his intentions were openly fear went
away that he wanted to go
probably out of those choices to be David Cameron least the most
culpable I would say it's camera really, or being hated so much
that he says don't do something. They're gonna do it.
You have one the pop quiz you are. This was David Cameron
speaking about the rise in hate crimes following the Brexit vote
in June
we will not stand for hate crime or these kinds of attacks they
must be stamped out
Little did he know that just three months later he himself
would be considered partly responsible for stoking
increased xenophobia in his country.
Now this is like there's obviously this is a campaign
that we don't have the source of that they created this hate
toward Cameron out of the blue. And and they basically I think
that one of the things was despite what's going on in this
country, which is, is to take somebody's I don't know old
fashioned comment or some something they said in the case
of Cameron, it would be use of the word swarm. And swarm always
kind of sounds like insects. So by the hit me using a swarm of
immigrants are coming trying to get out of the colony.
Okay, so he was comparing them to bugs. Yes. PageSpeed. Yes.
So he actually yes, that's exactly it. That's all there is
to it. Swarm is hey, yeah, swarm is hate speech. So Cameron's
responsible for all they hate that's going on
unbelievable. Well, along those lines. Of course, the UK is
still in the EU. The European Commission against racism and
intolerance, the ECRI, which is part of the European Council,
found that there was an increase in hate speech and racist
violence in the UK, specifically between 2009 and march 2016.
That completely fits in with what you just shared with us.
However, the ECRI blames the press. It's an 83 page report
marked up in the show notes if you're interested in looking at
I won't go too into too much depth but in in relationship to
this story. The ECRI chair Christian Ireland said, it is no
coincidence that racist violence is on the rise in the UK at the
same time as we see worrying examples of intolerance and hate
speech, in the newspapers, online and even among
politicians. So there's like 23 recommendations being made to
the UK Government, and one of them specifically about the
press that the British government needs to give, quote,
give more rigorous training to reporters so that they don't
always dwell on the fact that terrorism was committed by a
Muslim. I mean, this has come as a slave free speech anyone?
Freedom of the Press anyone? jitsu Yeah, well, it's actually
there was a also in the UK is a little detour. Every British
swear word has now been officially ranked in order of
offensiveness. And this is done by the UK telecommunications
regulators like we have the seven dirty words in America
that you can say. So off comm is I guess putting together words
that they feel should not be used and of course on the heels
of this will be when they can be used or what time or in what
what form of the media they can be used or not. And it's very
interesting when you look at what he We hear in the United
States of Gitmo nation consider to be really bad and what they
consider to be bad or actually it's mild, medium, strong and
strongest. Would you like to hear a few of these
categorization wars? Mild words? Okay, mild words. Okay, ours
Bloody bugger cow. Crap yeah cow. Yeah cow that's offensive
some Slang Meaning they said misogynistic.
Oh she said she's a cow. Exactly. Crap.
Damn, ginger. Was the redhead get wishes a cripple? This is
great. God I understand why God is now a mild swear word but
okay. Oh god damn Jesus Christ. Minger messenger is just as its
Messenger and send your mean I don't know what ninja means a
Minga or Minda thing is messenger. I don't know. Let me
say oh consult the book of knowledge and an unattractive or
unpleasant person or thing. Ninja ninja.
So how is that on the listen on? And it's misogynist
attractive person it's misogynistic because it's used
against women. Now I get it I'm now medium medium bad words. And
we go to I think these will be the ones that you probably can't
use or only after certain time. Ours whole balls been where they
have arson the other list. Yeah, but ours whole is is more
outrageous. You say? Okay, balls bent. Bitch. Bollocks. Bullshit
bit bent. No idea what bent is? Don't say it in the UK though.
bent. Bent is British slang for a woman or a girl. You go it's
all it's actually an Arabic word for daughter chick. Yeah, but
it's an Arabic word for daughter interestingly, bent. Never heard
of that. Bitch bollocks. Bullshit. Feck munter pissed or
pissed off shit SON OF A BITCH or tits. Now we get to the
really bad ones. Now these are the you will not be able to say
these
there's only three lists. There's a fourth
there's a strongest which I think can never be up and your
favorite word is on that strongest list but here's the
strong these words will I presume not be allowed to be
used bastard? Beaver bastard bastard once the UK is a
different culture men their words are interpreted
differently. I mean, can you imagine bloody being a swear
word at all now but that says cultures. Beaver beef curtains.
Wow, they really went all out on this. Survey. Belland B E ll e n
d How can What is it? Belland I have no idea. He's Brett's man
what's going on with Belland by the way, this show is at the end
part of a penis designed so that your hand doesn't slide off the
bell and I got it.
Oh the bell
and man. blood clot c l a t again, never heard of this word.
Have no idea what it is. But it refers to a woman's menstrual
period. There you go. And the device used to soak up the
blood. Oh, perfect. This is just a list of shitty things you can
say to her about women. Plunge caulk DIC dickhead Fanny flaps.
gash knob Minge prick punani pussy Snatch and twat for Bolton
words for Bolton and then the final three
band aid to be unusual that
will Fanny is vagina in Yeah,
this is very common word to name actually some people
will remember this is for the media they will not these are
the words are going to be categorized and not be able to
be used. So this is a list you know it's a list of words you
can get I get it I get that part. Yeah, well that's why it's
nuts. It's exactly for the reason you
know other show. We're talking about this by the way out there.
No. And I have the final three so if you have kids in the room,
these are not good in America either. And John one of your
favorites is on here. So the strongest three words that can
ever be used can't fucking
wait, wait, the top of the list is only three words on it. Yeah.
Ready? Yeah.
Can't Buy which I think you can say See you next Tuesday. That's
okay. Fuck. And motherfucker. Your favorite word.
So, okay, so on this list is not the word. For example. Cock
sucker. No, you so in England? Well, you can't use caulk.
You can't use caulk. Yeah, they have everything they thought I
like let me put my Belen and your beef curtains baby. Here I
come. You can't
say fuck. Why do they have a mother fucker as a redundant
term and they don't don't have cocksuckers a redundant term
that's what I'd like to know
Hey, this is a government outfit that's putting this list
together you know these guys are making work for themselves and
by the way Russell Brand would be completely not allowed on the
air anywhere and since they specify specifically that this
is online as well, I think we're going to see this as the setup
as the list that will outlaw speech essentially, Russell
Brand did this handy like 14 minute podcast that he did. I
clipped the first minute and 15 seconds I thought it was very
funny. And Russell Brand he was it's he's I guess you still
relevant in the UK? No, no,
not at all. No, not really. Well,
the media was flipping out over over this minute.
I mean, in England, we have a queen for fuck sake. A queen. We
have to call her things like Your Majesty, your majesty. Like
she's all majestic like an eagle or a mountain. She's just the
person. A little old lady in a shiny hat. But we paid for all
your highness. What the fuck is that? What she's high up above
us at the top of a class pyramid on a shelf of money with her own
face on it. We should be calling her Mrs. Windsor. In fact,
that's not even a real name. They changed it in the war to
distract us from the inconvenient fact that they were
German as the enemy that teenage boys were being encouraged
conscripted actually to die fighting. Her actual name is
Mrs. Saxa Coburg Gotha Mrs. Saxe Coburg golfer, no one that I
fucking changed it. It's the most German thing I've ever
heard. She might as well have been called Mrs. Brat versed
crowd Nazi titles have got a go. I'm not calling her your Ionis
or Your Majesty just so we can pretend there isn't and hasn't
always been an international cabal of rich landowners
flitting merrily across the globe getting us all kill each
other a couple of times a decade. From now on. He's flour
sacks. That Coburg Gotha cut on Frau Saxe Coburg Gotha it's time
for us to have breakfast with Hearst AXA Coburg golfer, and
you can make it yourself and by the way, we're nicking this
fucking great car. So you've been tossing and giving it to
Andrew poor families. Actually, you can stay if you want.
They'll need a cleaner. You all have to watch, though. Her Saxa
Coburg golfer, some of the nitewhite
Saxe Coburg Gotha
like the nozze the sauerkraut
Nazi what are
the couple of things you can't do in the UK and insulting the
royal family and becomes a problem?
Yes, he's got probably one of the reasons he's been
marginalized. All right. We can we put a stop to this man. He's
quite offensive.
You've got a donation story here.
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But Joseph Watson. Oh, I know the other guy. Yeah, I know what
you mean. Yeah, he's actually pretty way.
He has a story about what happened to Michael Savage,
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Michael savages. Michael Savage is the number two talk show host
radio talk show right wing radio talk show host, even though he
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So he doesn't talk about the Parkinson's team, which we've
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Well, I think the funniest news story. This week was the the
anti Samsung story that's the ABC version of the latest had
happened. This is anti Samsung ABC one
we move on to other news tonight and the other major headline at
this hour the owner of a Samsung smartphone, saying it started
burning while on a passenger plane smoke in the cabin. It
happened on this southwest plane to Captain calling in emergency
equipment. Samsung as we've been reporting has recalled a million
of its Note Seven smartphones and offered a replacement it
said was safer. But the owner of this phone says it was one of
those replacements. Here's ABC TV
tonight what happened in this jet
at the gate and Louisville could mean even bigger trouble for
Samsung. According to a passenger it was his smoking
burning replacement Note Seven phone I noticed smoke just
pouring out of my pocket pulled the phone out of my pocket
through brown wear continue to smoke and kind of burn and
smolder into the carpet. Nice
it's just a native ad from Apple or what is this? I wonder? Wow
this is crazy. These guys are just you know dragged down these
battery makers. Yeah. This is batteries from China. You know
they're cutting corners for best price.
Well this is the same same problems they had with those
hoverboards it's really a it's a really a bad Where's Elon Musk
with his great batteries. How come he doesn't jump in and say
hey, this is all dangerous. Take my battery
use my batteries. Well he hasn't got the mega factory or whatever
it's called working yet that it makes all the batteries but is
he going to finish this up. This is the kind of further analysis
this story really was should have been an item but they
turned into a story
60% Of the nearly 1 million original Note Seven sold in the
US replaced nearly 100 The originals overheated with 26
people being burned. In the past week. There have been reports
that some of the replacements the South Korean company rushed
to market were getting hot, but this would be the first case of
a replacement phone smoking and burning. So serious. The
Consumer Product Safety Commission already has
investigators on the ground in Louisville. We are going to be
working around the clock to make sure that we can get to the
bottom of this and make sure that consumers know what they
can count on or not with regard to this remedy. Samsung says it
is also sending representatives to Louisville and we'll be
working with the government to identify the phone and the cars.
Oh
man. So are you sure that these are Chinese batteries? Because
they're they're Korean right? Samsung are they making their
own batteries? Or
maybe they have their own battery factory that makes it
worse. Generally speaking most of the batteries are made in
China
I wonder yeah it's
it's an onsen working into it but yeah I haven't seen any
reports on where the batteries are manufacturer who the battery
maker is for that matter
but this is just one of this is the type of story that
mainstream loves you know, blue jeans are going to give you
cancer and talk about that for an hour coffee will kill you
I'll talk about that for now. They love this it's a human
interest story John human interest well the human
interest is that guy's pocket being on fire
this did they have video of it though? That's the question.
That's the problem. Somebody else should have pulled out your
Samsung phone and made a video
exactly I mean if it here's a tip on no agenda tip if you want
to make some money if you barely have a Samsung phone, in fact,
if even if you have one that didn't just set it on fire, but
record video while it's on fire, that would be cool. You that
would be we'll be able to sell that footage for sure. For sure.
Oh, there's an altercation that this morning John in the in the
EU in the in Parliament. My goodness. Something really bad
happened
on a walkway above the European Parliament building. A dramatic
scene as red coated medical staff tend to the man who was
favorite to become you Kipps next leader Stephen Wolf is
prone. His jacket is open. His colleagues look on anxiously as
the medics care for him. A screen is being erected next to
him. It's understood he collapsed after feeling ill and
walking out of a vote and that earlier in the day he had been
involved in a dispute with fellow party members. A
statement from Nigel Farage says I deeply regret that following
an altercation that took place at a meeting of UKIP MEPs this
morning that Stephen will subsequently collapsed and was
taken to hospital. His condition is serious many we're expecting
Stephen wolf to take over the UKIP leadership. Now his fellow
MEPs are sending him their best wishes and prayers.
Love and Light. So what I understand the he was he was
someone hit him in the face. It's what I understood. Somebody
punched him out. Yeah, yeah. But that's not exactly the way it
reads.
No. Well, first of all, a woman was given the you Kip leadership
role. She quit. She quit. Like after two or three weeks. She
said I can't take it. Yeah. So she quits. No with no
explanation. So I can't even say why. And then Nigel Farage,
according to like the last couple of days has taken back to
you. Kip leadership against his will. And this other guy was
being groomed. I think it's to get Faraj back into retirement,
but I don't know. Maybe they went Faraj in that job. Maybe
they want him back in the European Union fights.
Yeah, possibly. I don't think he wants to do it. I think he's
kind of,
though he doesn't want to do it. But he's, you know, right. He's
stuck with he created this thing. And now he's stuck. He's
just stuck, which is, you know, as far as far as the show is
concerned, it's fantastic. For us. It's
great. Yes, of course,
if we get good clips from it. Well,
you know, it was also fantastic. It's the gift that keeps on
givin Duarte. Again, President Philippines.
This is good. Yeah.
Yeah, you were gonna say some,
I was just gonna say this guy. You're right. This guy's a
gifted this is gonna go on for a while. I just wishes we would
improve his English a little bit,
just a tad. But this 10 second clip does say it all set us
all up for me right on State Department. So you can go to Mr.
Obama, you can go to
Mr. Obama, you can go to hell.
I love this guy. And then he said that then he followed that
with the UK, the UK the United Kingdom could be in purgatory
because there's no more room in hell. Yeah.
I clipped that off because I couldn't understand that at all
on intelligence. Yes, it was. You could have bad
bad news for KLM and Air France. And I guess by connection Delta,
as they are all part of the oneworld Alliance, are they the
oneworld Alliance or the sky team? Maybe they're the sky
team.
I think their sky thing is I think one world alliance is
Unite. That's united.
Yeah. Sky Team Sky team. Well, there's bad news coming out of
France. And of course, Air France owns KLM. Now, they
pretty much bought them the Dutch pride and delta they just
have code sharing agreements. It's a mess. But now this
Air France has condemned media reports that it's suffered a
string of sabotage attempts on its planes by Iran. cyclized
groundstaff In a statement the airliner described the claims
published in LA Cana on Shani is completely false and unfounded
rumors. On Wednesday the investigative and satirical
weekly reported that French intelligence had raised the
alarm following a series of incidents involving Air France
passenger jets and palaces Charles de Gaulle airports that
included an apparent attempt to cut the communication between
the cockpit and the engines on several planes. According to the
paper around 40 jets were also dogged with Allah Akbar Hall God
is great on the fuel flap, which resulted in one pilot refusing
to take off.
Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, I think I'm gonna sit this one out if
you don't mind with Yalow Akbar on the fuel flap. That's
horrible. But they're they're disputing it, though. They're
saying it's overblown? It's not a big deal. But I think it's a
very big deal,
I think is a huge deal. And it doesn't surprise me. Yeah, I
think if I was flying around right now, I don't think your
friends would be the top of my list. Now on the other hand,
it's exactly the one you want to fly with. Yeah, cuz it'd be it'd
be over monitored. Yeah. And the tickets will be on sale, because
most people will fly it. Oh, so nice. She feels
it's good all round. I tell you. Yeah. So winter. We cannot go
through the show without talking about the escalation of tension
between the United States and Russia. This is this is
unconscionable what is going on here? Yes, it it seems this is
this is we are just we are just saying, Hey, if you and I can
only deconstruct this to be they want to make everything for
Trump look as bad as possible. And no other idea why he would
do this. Why would you mess around with this? Josh Earnest
spokesman for the White House answered a question since you
come out here the State Department's and as we have
actually suspended diplomatic consultations with Russia over
Syria, is President Obama's patients with Vladimir Putin on
Syria officially? Well,
Mark, I think everybody's patience with Russia has run
out. They've also spent a great deal of credibility and making a
series of commitments without any clear indication that they
were committed to following them. So what we have seen from
the Russians in the year or so since their military
intervention in Syria, is that they have not made much progress
against ISIL. They claim that the reason that they're in
Russia or in Syria is to fight extremists, but they haven't
made a significant, they haven't achieved a significant counter
ISIL objective in more than seven months, and they've been
reduced to trying to claim credit for successful US
operations. I'm referring, of course, to the US strike that
took all Unani off the battlefield. He was a senior
ISIL external plotter. And Russia was in the position where
they were rather pathetically trying to claim credit for
having carried out that operation. I think that's an
indication that they don't have too much to claim credit for
when it comes to fighting extremists, and fighting ISIL.
So seriously, everyone's fed up with Russia right now. We're
just sick and tired of it. And we're just going to make all
this noise where it's gotten to the point where Russia has
suspended cleaning up plutonium even though Russia had had said,
Hey, we really like to work with you guys on these hacks because
it's not us. And I might want to point out Victoria Kagan
Nudelman she is in Moscow today. She deployed to Moscow
yesterday. And when Victoria Nudelman kagermann is Nudelman.
Kagan is in the house, you got to be careful, the regime change
cannot be far behind. Russia now deploying their air defense
system to Syria. And this kind of brings back this story about
the Pentagon spending half a billion dollars on propaganda,
which I think most of our producers immediately said,
Well, you were right. You know, you're so right about the about
the videos, all those beheading videos are out there. Those are
fake and bogus, they were paid for. I think that I think that
is a wrong take. I think it's actually much worse, much, much
worse when you see what they were really doing. And there's a
couple of really good articles about this. But what these what
this outfit was doing, they were pretty much doing all of the PR
for something called the Syria campaign. And the Syria
campaign, they are mainly pushing for a no fly zone. And
that's where this money has been going has been, you know, to
influence the media to get used to the idea that hey, Yeah, we
should just have a no fly zone, which of course is going to be a
big problem because there again, the only jets flying around will
be Russian jets. So, why this is taking place other than the only
thing I can imagine is whatever happens, let's discredit Donald
Trump. He's in bed with the enemy. Otherwise,
I there's that element. What else could it be? Well, Ray, Ray
McGovern, the ex CIA guy who's always showing up here in there.
Oh, yes. Yeah. Has a is it ray or Roy, one of the two maybe Roy
anyway. He's just fantastic. He blames Israel says Israel is
behind this whole thing. Ah, really doesn't go into much
detail as to what what but he has a on his webpage. Ray
mcgovern.com. He has his little spiel on there. And it's very
interesting. I should have clipped it. I just didn't have
the time. Today, me and Sunday, I would just like clip for
Sunday. This is what he has. But he says it's all Israel.
Why why why? Why does Israel want rush out? What is the
problem there?
I don't know if that that that may be us taking advantage of
whatever's going on. Well, I think your argument is don't
demonize the Russians. So Trump looks like an idiot. That is for
sure.
But I don't like that thing. It's playing with fire. This
just makes no sense. I'm very against Israel, very, very
against this.
Well, we know that Kagan's are more serious about this. They're
not doing it. They don't care about Trump. No, no, they know
they themselves right World War Three and they want to try to
get World War Three going and so they can kill us all. I don't
know what their I mean, those people are the worst.
Speaking of that, there is a there's some prophecies from
this woman. I think she was Hungarian, Baba Vanga. Baba
Venga. And she prophesized a long time ago about World War
Three. And I just and this list was sent to me and I just wanted
to read a couple of the prediction. Um, the read for
World War Three predictions, assassination, murder attempts
on four heads of state will become one of the main causes
for the start of World War Three. The one that I like the
most is that she says, World War Three will start in Syria.
So
I'm not much for Nostradamus stuff. But when you say Syria,
or specifically Damascus, you know, you're thrown a little
crazy out there for you.
Well, there's a lot of thought, especially in the Israeli side,
that Syria should be destroyed away, Syria managed to destroy
Lebanon, which was the one time consider the Paris of the Middle
East in the 50s. And it's just been rub alized because of
various things that took place with some of these Muslim hate
groups.
So this is like a tit for tat. Now, the
other day, Israelis are into that tit for tat stuff.
Interesting. We need to talk about that. We need to talk
about the SDR as an I kind of missed this because I was
waiting, you know, since 2010, the IMF wanted the united states
to ratify the 2010 IMF reforms and the whole idea was to get
the Chinese one into this single drawing rights basket into the
basket.
Yes, I have the future of the one clip which discusses how
they got into the basket and what it really means.
The elite club of reserve currencies used by the
International Monetary Fund has a new member the Chinese yuan.
The list previously had four major world currencies, the US
dollar, the euro, the British pound and the Japanese yen.
Well, the Chinese yuan, also known as renminbi is the fifth
most used currency in international transactions. Many
of its bills feature the image of Chairman Mao said tongue as
well as other communist leaders. The Yuan is only legal tender in
mainland China, and not in Hong Kong or Macau, which both have
their own currency now, until 2005, it was tied to the US
dollar, meaning that when the dollar fluctuated up or done
against other currencies, the value of the yuan would move
with it. Let's go live now to Singapore where a financial
commentator and international investor Jim Rogers joins me
very welcome to the gym. First of all, I
like Jim Rogers is pretty fun.
Why do you think the yuan is joining the reserve currency
basket and what does it mean for the global economy?
Well, it's nice to see you again, is joining because the
renminbi is now one of the most important currencies in the
world. Have you said it was the fifth most commonly used? And it
is, remember, 15 years ago, nobody knew that there was a
Chinese currency. It has skyrocketed, and it's going to
be even more important in the future.
How is this going to affect the four major world currencies that
we're seeing already in the IMF reserve basket? As we've just
been mentioning, the dollar euro Sterling on yen? Is this going
to challenge the number one in that group, the dollars
international dominance at all, or in time?
The fact that it's in the IMF current basket now is really
just a publicity thing is not very important. It's it's
significant that it's there. But that's about all trade flows are
what will change that the fact that the British pound is then
there is not held debt, or the Swiss franc or the yen or
anything else. Just because you're in the IMF basket means
very, very little. What does mean something is trade flows.
And as I said, the renminbi 15 years ago was nothing. Now it's
already one of the most dominant currencies in the world.
Yet China has been the world's largest exporter since 2009.
overtaking the US. What does the yuan having reserve currency
status mean to traders in particular?
Well, eventually we will all be using the renminbi the renminbi
is the only thing I see on the horizon, which can challenge the
US dollar to become the world's reserve currency. It's not there
yet, but it is moving and moving fast.
Now, this is the exact same story I've heard that the idea
is this would become a shadow currency, like the the trading
currency, like the dollar, or it would replace the dollar and I
believe you're skeptical.
Yeah, yeah, I'm skeptical, because that's the one of our
great specialties. Well, but the answer me financial system, like
the way the banks like the way you found out that the American
banks won, right.
Oh, I have gotten a note on that, too, actually. Well,
when I hear that we're no slouches for maintaining this
situation. But
here's the problem. If we ratified the Paris Climate
Change Agreement, and we start to move towards his utopian
world of no oil and gas, doesn't that by definition, undermine
our position as the world's reserve currency? Because people
will be I'm just playing devil's advocate here. Not that I think
that'll happen. It doesn't go contrary to saying, Oh, we want
to remain the world's reserve currency because it's tied to
oil and oil is traded in that?
I think so. Perhaps, and I would guess that people like believing
the globalists that are behind Obama and Clinton would love to
see all this happen all this bad stuff happened because one of
the great ways to completely destroy our sovereignty and
probably the economy is to to let that happen. Let the
American dollar not be the reserve currency that everyone
trades in because we it gives us a lot of advantages. But if
we're a global world all one then the your SDR thing comes
true. Right. And all of a sudden, we're dealing with some
sort of international bullshit, that's, you know, I won't be
able to have a pocket full of SDRs in my wallet,
but it'll be on your smartphone John, you'll have an app with
your SDRs on it not gonna have any money. It'll just be an
app's
but but I think that the people that really run things, which is
a slightly higher level than the Hagen's Yeah. Are aren't gonna
let that happen. I'm hoping, yeah, unless they're all in on
Well, I don't understand. I do not understand what I will
actually do and why Silicon Valley billionaires are all in
for Hillary. Because they would just assume be internationalist,
because it's an international world for them.
Right. And they want and then just wanna remind you, John,
this is how Europe got into trouble. The EU was sold to the
people as no borders. And we all have the same money. That was
four years I would live in the in in the EU. No, no borders
don't have to show you it's almost like Obama saying you
don't have to take off your shoes when you get on the train,
which okay, we're going wait for that to not happen. And we all
have the same money, the same money. It's a big deal. And I
think the globalist in general would like to would like to see
that we'd like to see something fair. You know, it's all it's a
basket. Everyone's involved. Everyone's a part. And I believe
this is for China important because they are now issuing
bonds in SDRs. The Special Drawing Rights, is that correct?
I don't know anything about the bond market. But I think that
I don't know anything about China bonds. So I don't know.
Okay, we need
to ask Horowitz about that. Because that's I think that's
the big deal is now they're writing bonds in SDRs, which I
believe they couldn't do previously in one room NIMBY.
And the bond market is already such a quagmire. Who knows?
Well, the bond market is gonna collapse. So
and that screws up everything
that will screw up everything and it's going to happen is
because it's ridiculous at this point where we have for interest
rates worldwide. Is it crazy to explain more negative interest
rates in countries like Germany, I believe is it crazy
to explain what a bond is and how the bond market works or
what it's for? I think a lot of people hear it and go and bond
this. But
for all practical purposes, but due course are being traded,
they get traded like it like items. This is like a bond
represents a loan to the company that you hold. So you're acting
as a bank, when you buy a bond. When you buy the bond, the bonds
already the buzzer released and the money was received as a loan
to the company. Like for example, a Disney World was in
Orlando was built on solely on bonds, because Walt Disney
thought the banks had screwed and when he tried to do
Disneyland in Los Angeles, I don't want banks involved in
this. So it's a it's an
old, it's an alternative way to raise financing. Okay, but is it
is it for early stage is really for big companies who are
already established
companies when they need they make a loan over this a bunch of
bonds take a bunch of money in and those bonds stay out there
and they get the instead of paying interest to the bank, for
a loan you get from the bank, you pay it to the shareholders
or the holders of the bonds. So if you have a lot of bonds, you
get a like a check in the mail, every so often,
kind of like a dividend, but only it's it's regular. And
that's a reserved interest. And it's it's fixed, and it's for 10
years or whatever, five years, 20 years.
Right. And the bond prices fluctuate based on the on the
naughty dog, you get a fixed check in the mail, when you own
a bond. It doesn't that doesn't fluctuate. But if the if you
have to if for example, if the bonds compete with some other
instruments, and the interest rates start to go up, well, the
bond prices start to come down because they on the open market
since the buzzer separate from the company in some way. I mean,
so there's there's two things that part we have one part,
which is the raising money part, actually, there's more parts
that then there for the quote unquote, investor, you get an
ongoing annuity. But these bonds are also tradable. And they end
the value of the bond goes kind of against your your and your
unskilled financial thinking. Whereas the bond price goes down
as the interest rate goes up, and vice versa. I'm sorry, so
but so people trade those actively just like their stocks,
right? Right.
And it's the act of interest rate. In other words, the
general interest rate that prevails, and it varies from
from type of investment to type of investment. But if all of a
sudden everybody if the interest rates go up, say the Fed changes
things in the Oh, so we have a base interest rate of two or 3%.
So the
the free money is over?
Probably yeah, free money would be over. It's just kind of over
for the average person anyway, you can't get that free money,
right? But they have the bonds will like have to send it before
the bonds will, will collapse.
Meaning meaning that no one wants to trade no one wants to
own these bonds, because the companies won't actually be able
to pay them off. Is that the idea?
Well, no, they can't. Well, there's that that's a different
story. But no, if you if the bonds are paying 1%, which like
a lot of bonds might do 1%, which is nothing, but it's
stable, it's more than the bank. Yeah, it's more than the bank
with the generally there's a little more than the bank. And
so they pay 1% But all of a sudden, the bank starts paying
5% They wouldn't just do that. I mean, it would be ratchet, it
would go one to one and a half to two to three and then
ratchets up and it could ratchet up quickly. If you have
hyperinflation you really have something on your hands the
bonds would be pretty close to being worth $1 worthless and
it's just right now it's a moment where the bond price just
pretty hard for the bonds to go much higher because the interest
rates are damn near zero.
Right? So when that falls apart, then all the money kind of falls
apart and then we go into our 27 depression as you have predicted
actually
the money the money doesn't necessarily fall apart. It just
changes as its its relative value to other currencies for
example that can happen right now the dollar is extremely
powerful. And is the time to go to Europe the pound is I think
it is 75 year low. When When set against the dollar and he's a
buck 2830 Something like that is very low. It's there's a lot
it's a complex mechanism, but all I can tell you that they
want I think that's absolutely the case is that we cannot
continue forever with this ridiculously low interest rate.
Got it? Well, that means the blinds will collapse.
Tomorrow morning in New York at the Newhouse School of
broadcasting, the there's the it's called the radio audio
Summit. And at the summit will be amongst other high ranking
officials from Sirius XM I Heart Radio Comcast, who else is on
this list? Let me see. That's all Syracuse people. It is CEO
of NPR. Yarl mon jrL, MOH. N, who I know is less
than how advertising is doing.
Well, so I wanted to can't
get through this thing without asking him specifically how
advertising is doing and see what he says,
well, so this is a panel. And you know, so it's going to be
led by someone, but just let me tell you what their what they
sent us as the speakers on this panel, and you tell me how I'm
gonna get some good stuff in there or not. Okay.
Before? Yeah. Okay. I just want to ask, is this going to be
recorded?
I sure hope so. I think it will be but it won't be. I don't
think it'd be streamed live, but it will be recorded. Yeah. Okay,
good. Okay. So, here it is. I'd like everyone to come up with
this is one of the and you know how this goes with with this
panel. Hi, everybody. Thanks for your input. Thanks for your
headshots. Thanks for the BIOS. Okay, I don't have the final
draft of questions you have for three or four sets up for
Friday. But I'd like everyone to come up with as many personal
examples of the following as possible. So I need your help,
John. We need to be able to talk about great recent creative
moments from your shop. And I think there we should say ISIS
in America donate to no agenda, Allah Akbar. These are all great
creative moments.
Why Tao? You're confusing me. I don't know what that means is I
thought create a moment we like some special that we did about
the oil or something like that. That was what can
be a creative moment. So he says creative. He says creative. Not
most interesting. Creative.
Some creative. Yeah. What are jingles? How about douchey? To
use? Douchebag?
All right, we'll try that. Oh, you know, we have our producer.
I'm sorry. That didn't mean that for you. Great creative moments
elsewhere. you've admired Okay, creative people in your midst.
That'll be fun. Oh, we have about I don't know 50,000. who
work with us. Things you've heard in audio radio that are
truly new and different.
Okay, you get a pencil you should definitely mention that
we have produced we're the only podcast that has a new version
of album art for each and every podcast. Ah, there. You said
one. General one. Yeah. Perfect. And that's very creative. It
takes a lot of people, you could say we probably have 50 artists,
and maybe 10 that are very dedicated, who work on this
every show twice a week.
Let's see. I'd like everyone to have at least one example of a
creative idea that you were are or were involved with that has
never fully come to fruition. And why
is well there's always my books. I say the podcast thing that
you're working on hasn't come to fruition yet. It will. Yeah, the
podcast machine. That's something interesting has
something to do with the business. I think it'd be a good
promotion
promotion promotion. I like that small batch. Yes. Yes. Small
batch Ma Ma small batch audio. Okay. That we
wrote, we've had a million ideas that would have never gotten to
come to fruition. But I think that's the probably the one that
you get that.
Okay, hey, air stream of consciousness. That's a good,
that's a good creative bit.
Yeah, but it's come to come to fruition. Oh,
I know. I'm just saying I should have that on the back burner to
talk about. Oh, yeah, you should definitely talk about what
didn't come to fruition. I here's Okay, so we did this
tour, and we wanted it to be sponsored by hot pockets. And
they just wouldn't sponsor it. So that really failed, but we
had a good time anyway.
Yeah, you could do that. Yeah,
here. Let's see. Okay, so
was any real attempt made to get sponsored by hot pockets?
Yeah, for a minute. Okay, and here's, here's, here's a list of
other possible questions. The focus is creativity as
experienced.
Stop, stop. How about the knighthoods and producers?
Ships? Yes, yes, yes. Which were the only ones who have perfected
that and it's very creative and people like it,
but I think that like you become I think that will also come up
later. So here we go. Like everyone to have at least one.
Okay, so here's possible questions niche versus mass
appeal. How is the concept of what's mass appeal changed? Did
the freedom to create for niche markets through podcasting
playlisting multiple audio channels etc produce things that
happened to be mass appeal
I don't think in our case it has we started off with mass appeal.
Yeah, we went to niche.
We never went to niche.
Well What's matter niche? Poverty.
The vow of poverty.
When are you scared in the course of your day to day
creative process? When should you power through? Oh god. Oh my
god, I'm gonna use it. When did you do that? Let me let me let
me read this again. This is great. When are you scared
italicized? When are you scared in the course of your day to day
creative process? When should you power through and do the
thing that scares you? When should you trust the initial
instinct and turn back?
Well, this guy is seen. So the
good news is, I'm scared all the time that there won't be another
show. Because people don't like over. Yeah,
that's yeah, we're walking a tight rope tight rope. And we're
also I think we get freaked out when something does stops
working, right. Yeah. All right to get up. David upgraded and
one of the the infrastructure fails
us. Yeah. And that's scary. Yeah.
Yeah, there is a blimp landing, right as we speak, on the horse
track.
Breaking news, everybody, we go over to John C. Dvorak, who has
breaking news about a horse track John.
There is a blimp that is over the horse track, which I can see
from my window because I'm in a hill that overlooks the track.
And there is a blimp, a green and rainbow colored blimp that
says Save the rainforests on one side and some about palm oil on
the Er Ah, do you have your bat is slowly dropping down to land
apparently on the inner grass. They have a grass track and have
an irregular
mud flats and mud flats.
It's next to the mud flats right next to the mud flats in the mud
flats by the way still mud flats. I see that and the blimp
is landing there for some reason,
right John? John? do this do this. Oh, the humanity.
You just did it. So definitely landing the onward I saw it out
there spinning around, you know, just looking for a place to
land. Now it's landing. All right,
onward. Yeah. Unless you have a flare gun that I encourage you
to shoot at. And what is the role of the listener slash
consumer in creativity? I got this one that's nailed is user
generated content as a buzzword, a distant memory, or just so
much part of the landscape? We don't need to talk about that
now. Well, I know how to handle that. That's our whole producers
versus listeners. We don't have listeners or consumers. I'm
sorry. We find that insulting. We have producers who create
this with us. Tonight users who generate the producers about
that are pretty good, huh? I like it. That's good. Is
broadcast still a place for creative people? And
specifically, where is the creativity if you have to live
in a world of six second Sweepers and eight minute
listening occasions? Wow. Not quite sure what to do with that.
I'll put it this answer
is just plenty of room for creative people. Yeah, there's
more money available in broadcasting currently than
there is anyplace else.
Can radio come up with the next big thing and audio? Because
some people think it takes an outsider mentality. Oh, hello,
podcasting. I don't know why it's
the next big thing has been podcasting. Yeah, it was kind of
in the in the dregs of you know, it's it's moribund, more urban
use the word
more urban, more abundant. I don't use it in the sentence.
The radio is more abundant. He's not doing anything interesting
or different than it's been doing since 1987. When Rush
Limbaugh invented the talk format, that he has that new
talk format, where he does all the talking
moribund, I just like moribund, I just want to say one more
button. Why is it that all platforms end up turning to
broadcast radio veterans eventually? What is it that only
somebody with am FM training can supply? What is it that only an
outsider can offer? This goes to the culture of it.
Ah, you can answer that question pretty well, if you can get into
a discussion, I think because I think it applies to a lot of
podcasters who have had radio experience in their background,
or any sort of broadcasting
experience site. Well, it's a skill you know, I It's a skill.
That's the answer. It's a skill and it's you can learn it. We
have we live for example, Gen Briony, who does a fantastic
podcast called The Congressional dish has no real the the blimp
has landed. No real bright I'm guessing background that I know
of and she's a natural joy. There are people that John
has has the has a hatch opened or their little green men coming
out of the blimp.
Here's the problem. The blimp is landing behind the only little
grove of trees around the track. And now it's out
of view. Oh, man. All right, let's
lading though.
I just let's just get through this. So, I just want to read.
You're starting to starting to bore me now. With the rise of
off the air entities podcast playlisting OTT content. How do
you? How do you keep the creativity on air as well? Ott.
Hi, my name is Adam curry. I'm an OTT content guy. Hey,
how you doing? So tea tea?
No idea over the top? And it's over the top. But I think that's
maybe a cable box over the top? Yeah, over the top? How do you
keep creativity on the air? This? This is gonna be rough.
Does competition really make everything better? Or just more
crowded? Well, no, okay, I understand what I have to do.
But it's gonna be challenging. I just want I just want to get
what I need. I need one Zinger. What doesn't work is you can't
monetize the network. They'll never understand that. How do I
say somehow, when the distribution changed? Your model
got broken. You're in a slow motion, death spiral. And not
just radio, but television, newspapers, everything.
Everything isn't a slow motion spiral. To eventually you just
have it makes no sense for you to be in control of the
distribution of your product because these producers can
distribute it themselves. That's the bottom line. So the thing
you need to do
is the thing you need to get out all in their eyes when you tell
them that emails true. Well, I'll do a couple of
cool Tourette's ticks and then then there'll be like that guy
just nuts.
Okay, well, we'll talk about it later.
In our special secret session, people
haven't tuned out by now they won't well.
I think it's important that this will this is
important and it'd be good promotion. Hopefully.
All right. Why don't you play us out with something nice your job
again? Okay,
guys, one one good clip. I think we might as well go with this
one. This is the sticker shock clip. The people that were
charged at the hospital for hugging a baby.
Next tonight the new parents in Utah with a case of sticker
shock, celebrating the birth of their son. Then they saw a
surprising charge on their hospital bill the father calling
it ridiculous. How many other families have paid this? Here's
ABCs David Wright,
a Utah mother and father share their newborns first few minutes
of life priceless. Right. Ryan Grassley thought so until he got
the bill from the hospital. That charge right there. $39.35 That
bill called it skin to skin contact. You cannot blame this
on Obamacare. It was a hot topic today on you and social media.
After Grassley shared the bill on Reddit, where it struck a
nerve. The hospital insists the charge is not for holding the
baby. But for the additional caregiver needed to maintain the
highest levels of patient safety. They say they only bring
in that extra nurse when it's a C section. Grassley says in this
case, the nurse borrowed his camera to take a few pictures as
he held the baby on his wife's chest. He had no idea they
charged him for it. He has a sense of humor about the whole
thing today he launched a GoFundMe campaign, the goal $40
David Wright, ABC News, New York.
Tweet us let us know what you think when we come back here in
the meantime, but definitely Obama.
Thanks, Obama. It's a funny thing was that that you're at
the beginning of the piece says how many others have paid this?
He asked that question. And I didn't realize it was
rhetorical. You think they would cover that in the report they
didn't. So it's one of these things where you added at the
front end, you get a little cognitive dissonance out of it.
And the other thing is, was the charge itself? How do you come
up with a charge for holding the baby of $39.35? It's
a it's it is a code for it. You can charge for it. There's a
code for your x five.
So what is it 35 cents is a nickel, and this is what you
call nickel and diming people to death. Yeah.
But you get enough of those 35 cents, man and adds up. Yeah,
we're totally screwed. All right. All right. So tomorrow,
in New York, Sunday, I'll have lots to talk about. I'm still
trying to figure out if we can do a meet up in New York.
There's a lot of people vying for attention. And also just
want to rest. Tired. Tired of the mold in Austin titled tie,
the mold is so bad.
But the bar at Sparks is good for a meet up. Yeah.
Yeah. So I will be tweeting out and if it does happen, John,
I'll let you know and that you can do a special mailing to
everybody on Saturday or whatever or whenever we Do it.
Sure you can let everybody know. Okay, fantastic.
Well, thank you for joining the mailing list. You're not on the
mailing list get on the mailing list. Geez.
already hate Damn it. I John, thank you very much for getting
up early. I appreciate it much earlier for you than it is for
me. Yes. And Sunday we'll be doing the show from New York and
be fun. And you never know. Well, Sunday night, of course,
is the second debate. So we'll see. And we'll just see if we're
a war with Russia then or not. It's what's on my mind.
And irresponsible, very irresponsible.
All right, yeah. Until then, everybody coming to you from the
crackpot condo here in the skyscraper in downtown Austin,
Texas in case you're looking forward, you can find it on the
map in FEMA Region six. And our next show on Sunday, remember us
a Divorce Act on org slash na. Until then, good morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley. I'll have ready for the next
show some Confucius say I'm John C. Dvorak.
All right until Sunday, everybody until then we say
adios mofos
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drinking it's not respectful when you get invited to somebody
that's right you're not gonna you're not gonna you're not
gonna get a good response from me by interrupting me like this
sorry I'm sorry no shame on you you can either take Yeah Okay,
where was that? No, no no no, no no no, NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
GOD NO NO, NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO. Hey blew
the outrage when I couldn't use it Playboy is going to feature a
Muslim woman. He had a job. The job? No, not naked.
What's the point? What's the point?
The outrage. Well, I think to have problems anyway. I think
it's very dangerous thing to do. And we can't be doing that. We
can't be drawing cartoons. My buddy Taylor Hall was killed
because he made a movie about Muslim women what they can and
can't be careful. Be careful. Be careful.
Hey, man, first of all.
Adios mopho.org/n
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