Mandela, Mandela, Mandela effect that's Mandela Effect. Adam
curry, John C. Dvorak, Sunday, February 26 2017. This is your
award winning get more nation media assassination episode
19 07.
This is no agenda,
fixing pipes and programs without a checklist and
broadcasting live from the darkest corners of the neck from
the air stream of consciousness and fan Mark inside the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's sunny and dry. I'm
John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
Sunny and dry and about on is it now? It's about 40 degrees here
in the air stream of consciousness.
It's cold. Well, it's
very cold here in Fayette Nam. So
yeah,
they went down to 25 last night. He's insane. And I don't know, I
don't know what's worse. I don't know, which is worse. Is it
worse to be in the air stream of consciousness when it's 100
degrees outside and no air conditioning? Or is it worse to
be here during the show? When it's 40 and 40 degrees and no
heating?
Well, you won't have to worry about sweating on to the gear.
Yeah, I think I'd rather have heat though. I have to turn it
off because the blower just makes too much noise ruins the
whole vibe.
Yeah, you need to say this, but I can never hear it because it's
not on. But during the blower I want to hear it. I'm not
going to turn it on. It had to go to the other side. And now
just trust me it doesn't sound good. But it's been quite a
challenging. Couple of hours, a couple of days. 24 hours,
whatever it was getting up here. This was we've talked about this
before about checklists. Yes, yeah. And Did I did I make a
checklist?
Well, I'm guessing no, no.
No, of course not. The Friday morning we we hop in. In the
truck. We're on the way up to Fayetteville Arkansas mom's
weekend Tina the keeper's daughter goes to school here. So
you know perfect opportunity to take the airstream out. Little
nice little road trip. See my buddy dude named Ben up here.
And you know, just chill out and maybe do a little bit of ham
radio stuff. Right? Oh, see what's going on. So as we're
driving, and we left Austin 78 degrees on Friday morning,
driving up need to see this go. Well, it's now 68 degrees. We're
not even in Dallas. And about 30 minutes south of Dallas, we
stopped for a little little gas and I'm like, Oh crap. You're
not gonna believe it. But I left pretty much the studio bag at
home everything's a good one. Everything.
In other words you left even without a checklist. You forgot
the whole thing.
Well, I haven't checklist for the bag. You see.
Everything I needed was in the bag. But I left the bag. And I
remember walking like us feels wrong, something wrong I was
wrong and I can't quite put my finger on it but I'm carrying
stuff to the car or something wrong. This of course is a
problem. Like I'm not going to drive back three and a half
hours. So we find a Guitar Center and I was able to pick up
pretty much everything I needed. I had the microphone with me I
had the laptops with me so that was all cool but just needed the
audio interface and and a mic stand because of course the mic
stand I had the mic stand with me, but not the clamp that
attaches to the table because that belongs as per the
checklist in the studio bag. So okay, small Crisis averted. We
continue. It's a long drive from Austin to Fayette Nam, it's
about eight hours if you didn't stop. So we did about nine
hours, nine and a half hours. And we get in nine o'clock. And
of course it's one of the it's actually a pretty nice RV park
up here. It's right on a golf course. Interestingly enough,
and of course, you know, there's there's no one around and it's
dark can pull up and now it's 25 degrees. And I have to hook up
the air stream to water and to electricity. And so how Okay, so
I'm doing I got to get the metal stabilizers down, hook up the
water. And I like okay, I really got to pee. So I go into the
little bathroom little commode. And as I'm tinkling away, I'm
like, Oh, I hear water running somewhere and I can't quite
figure it out. And I'm here and I'm not liking the sound. So I'm
trying to hurry up. I'm squeezing it out and like come
on, come on, come on, go go go. And as I turn around, there's
water gushing gushing from underneath the sink all the way
to the floor. I mean, there's water just flooding the place.
What did you do? Well, firstly, why?
Well underneath the sink, there's an inline water filter.
Now this thing has been standing still for a couple of months
hasn't gone anywhere. It's supposed to have been winterized
by the fine company who says you know, who's supposed to be
taking care of it and storing it. And this thing broke and
it's kind of like a tube people are seeing these you know, it's
just probably about a foot long. And you know, just you hook it
up one and the water goes through and it's you know, comes
out reasonably clean. So this is broken and dirty what he read
this sink water. This is water going to come out of the faucet.
So in so in other words, the water going that you're getting
with your hookup is so is it pee? I mean, is it no dirty? Is
this water that needs no massive filtering? Well, you have a
filter
at home. Everyone has a filter. It's just a regular filter. So
you know, it's good water.
I don't have a filter at home. You don't have a Britta Yeah, I
got a separate little device, zero by light. Okay, so much
better than a dozen, but that's a separate device, I can still
drink water from the faucet. Hey,
you know what, don't focus on that. That's not the story.
Okay. So, the problem is when you have pressure in the system,
because you hook it up to the outside. Either I have to clamp
this thing shut. Or I have to fix this filter or shunt it or
something. So we can't have water because the water was
Yeah, water just being gushing. Now this is 930 I'm like okay,
I'm look underneath. And this like the top has kind of popped
off with this thing. So well, maybe I can repeat my can maybe
I can MacGyver it. So I hammered back in I got my gaffer tape. Of
course, you never go anywhere without gaffer tape. I put the
gaffers tape wherever you go. Yep.
And so I put it back in. And now we're not going to so instead of
testing with the water supply outside I use the internal pump
and the internal water because then if the if it goes wrong, I
can just turn the pump off and then you know the water will
stop gushing out. So Tina is manning the pumps, which I'm on
I'm underneath. Now now it's now I'm really cold weather you
know, retired want to shower
and stuff. So how cool is it in the trailer?
Well, the trailer it's it's 25 degrees. It's the trailer
hasn't warmed up the whole areas 25 degrees in your coat in the
trailer. It's cold inside. Well, it's starting to
warm up and I turn the furnace on. I've got everything but it's
still cold. You know, this isn't an operation. And somehow so it
was a Tina turns it on. And like it's holding, it looks like it's
gonna work. But apparently I had put the inline filter in
reverse. Oh, great. You know what happens when you do that?
And there's enough pressure on it.
I can't imagine but it can't be good. No, the thali pops
off. The top pops off and then this. It's like a like a
playdough factory of carbon goo.
Oops. You get this thing turned around.
Like Well, there's an arrow that I didn't see. You can place it
both either direction. Anyway. So now I'm just looking to
bypass this thing. Can't find anything to screw it. We'll go
to bed. I get up at 6am go to Home Depot. Actually, they open
at six. I'm there for 605. I know of course they don't have
any water inline filters, but I get a piping and you know now
I'm Mister plumber. Can you believe me? Me MISTER plumber.
Come back fix the thing. All right, we're good to go. Huh?
Finally, turn on the pressure. Everything's working. And all of
a sudden, I hear drip, drip, drip. And I know all the
ceilings, all the ceilings, all the washers from everything from
in the shower, to the sink to the kitchen, have all dried out
and so they're all leaking. And this is water spraying. water
spraying right disaster
raise you got you're still alive. And
you know, the workmanship of these air streams is so
pathetic. I know. We've talked about it before. It's Americans
are so sad when it comes to Donald Trump wants to rebuild
our manufacturing well this is it well screw it then we're
doomed. It's an act now I got a real good look behind the scenes
here buying the shower and all it's it's put together willy
nilly and things aren't spaced out. There's no attention to
detail. It's it's really insulting when you think about,
you know, what these things are going for. And what they're, you
know, the statue that the stature that they have, it's
really really pathetic and you know,
basically an old one from the 40s was built better. You know
what's good, they're all the chassis got a reputation
somewhere along the line and that's really
for the chassis and for the and for the aluminum shell itself,
but the interior is no different than one of these formaldehyde
free NEMA things that are parked everywhere around me. It's all
the same bolt. And inside I
reiterate, I would wonder if if the fit and finish and all the
details and the way these were put together in the 40s was
better if you took one apart and
probably, oh, I'm sure I'm sure they had actual piping, not just
plastic. And I'm pretty just No, you're right. Probably
everything was better in the 40s. And we are making plastic
crap. Looks nice. Anyway, and then, of course, I had to spend
a whole Saturday afternoon, remembering how to configure the
device that I use currently. Which is another mindmeld. So
it's been the
device you're using for your if you've done your add converter
for Mike. Yeah,
this is a Universal Audio Device. And it has, you know,
there's ways to do the routing. It's called Flex routing. Oh,
it's so simple. Well, no. You always have to wrap your head
around. Wow, that how are they trying to do this? How are they
trying to make internal routes? It's too, too deep to even
attempt to explain it. But yeah, but anyway, so. So yeah, here we
are. I've had plenty of time to prep. And now it's just you
know, I'm in the Airstream. We got our streams ready.
Everything's rolling. And the heat is off and I'm gradually
getting cold.
Well, as long as you don't freeze
did get a lot of good stuff. Because I was,
okay, well, why don't you start off with one of your best good
stuffs and see if I get anything better? Well. Let me Let's
summarize the news. Okay. There was a speech Trump gave his
speech. Yeah, this
is CPAC. Actually, you know what before before we summarize, I
have three men go last
year. They hated him last year.
Correct. He went, he went yeah, he went in 2013 actually pulled
the clip, which is a little too soon to play it right now in the
show, but I thought maybe I'd just give you a few. Well, okay,
here's, I'm gonna play for you. Here we go. Let's see Steve
Brannon. And then Bannon, let's say Ben and he just a short
little blip This is the you said Brandon Banyan. We need a
nickname for him. He's, he's kind of a what is his face, but
he's like a tomato face a little bit.
When that's gotten rosacea,
rosacea, yeah. Something like that. Bad Boy, Brandon, here we
go. This now we're
not going to get better. It's going to get worse every day.
And here's why. But by the way, the internal logic makes sense.
They're corporatist globalist media that are adamantly
opposed. adamantly opposed. To economic nationalist agenda,
like Donald Trump has.
Okay, so that's Brandon on the media. he nails it is absolutely
the case. Yeah, here is Faraj who dropped by to speak our
buddy there from the UK,
I always believed that we should govern our own country. I always
believe we should be free to reach out and make our own deals
with our real friends in the world. And it's funny, our real
friends in the world speak English. And stand by us in
times of crisis.
Like though they speak English. If you don't speak English,
you're not a friend. Yeah. Amrish. Now Trump had a couple
of interesting, interesting things to say. Here's a short
one about gloat? Well, I just say this is no to globalism,
which you if anyone saw any clips, you probably saw her this
global cooperation. Dealing with other countries getting along
with other countries is good. It's very important. But there
is no such thing as a global anthem, a global currency, or a
global flag. This is the United States of America that I'm
representing. I'm not representing the globe. Your
country? Yeah, that's, that's the one thing that we always
take exception with. Like he's a leader of the free world. No,
no. So I like that. Now here is I got I was yelling, yelling at
President Trump when he was saying this. And I understand
from a populist nationalist point of view, why you position
something like this as he does, but it is so incredibly wrong,
and what an opportunity is missed. Maybe not on this crowd,
that CPAC crowd, but maybe there is about the amendments and what
they mean. And this is so wrong. I'm gonna play it's only 40
seconds. I'll play it and then I'll tell you why this is so
wrong,
just to conclude. I mean, it's a very sensitive topic. And they
get upset when we expose their false stories. They say that we
can't criticize their dishonest coverage because of the First
Amendment. You know, they always bring up the First Amendment.
And I love the First Amendment. Nobody knows loves it better
than me. Nobody. Who uses it more than I do?
He's already wrong.
But the First Amendment gives all of us it gives it to me, it
gives it to you, it gives it to all Americans, the right to
speak our mind stream. No, give us you know me the right to
criticize fake news and strongly
No, no, no, i This makes this makes me so mad. And
particularly if you're if you're pontificating about the First
Amendment, which reads, Congress shall make no law. There is the
First Amendment does not give you Mr. President or anybody any
right. It protects the right we already have. And I'm very
disappointed in this.
Nice to talk to that girl wrote the book about the 12th
Amendment. The Ninth Amendment, somebody's this amendment guy.
It was an Indian, which I think is
Oh, yeah. Is that the that's them book. Yeah. Everything
you didn't know about the Constitution. Right, right.
Yeah, well, it pisses me off. It's a misconception away he
Yes. But it was it would be so much more. granting us a right.
It's so right. We already have Yes. And then the First
Amendment's about not abridging it, but then
say I use it all the time. You can't Oh, you can't use it. It's
not yours to use. It is a restriction on the federal
government, and what a missed opportunity, and particularly
for trying to explain how important it is explain what it
is. And this if he exactly
explained it just a simple way you just did right now, let
alone that way that the expert loves loves to do and actually
explain to people what it meant, in reality, I think he did score
a point.
I think so too. But this is the points off big points off. Da
surgury. Alright, so this, of course, led us down the famous
clip now about fake news. And I went back and checked, and as
far as I can tell, he's correct. And maybe it was a setup. It's
something Obama does, which is, say something consistently, that
have people respond to it, and then say on it, I've always said
it this way. I never said the way you're saying it. I'm saying
it the way I've always said it. It's technical language
technicalities. And as far as I can tell, he's right.
And I want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news.
It's fake, phony fake. I love
that I had to ice Oh, that. That's just too good for
a few days ago, I called the fake news, the enemy of the
people. And they are they are the enemy of the people. Because
they have no sources. They just make them up when there are
none. The very dishonest people in fact, in covering my
comments, the dishonest media did not explain. I called the
fake news, the enemy of the people, the fake news. They
dropped off the word fake. And all of a sudden, the story
became the media is the enemy. They take the word fake out. And
now I'm saying oh no, this is no good, but that's the way they
are. So I'm not against the media. I'm not against the
press. I don't mind bad stories if I deserve them. And I tell I
love good stories, but we won't I don't get too many of them.
But I am only against the fake sorry.
You know is when he's speaking like this, which is this off the
cuff. So almost is performance art in some way? Oh, totally.
It's always got it's got entertainment elements
throughout. There was a moment or two where it just cracked me
up.
He says funny stuff. Absolutely. Yes. Funny
Stuff just offhandedly really not
only against the fake news media or press Fake, fake, they have
to leave that word. I'm against the people that make up stories
and make up sources. They shouldn't be allowed to use
sources. Unless they use somebody's name. Let them be put
out there. Let them name be put out fake news and he repeat
fake. Fake fake. You are fake news.
Now before we move on to fake news, I just want to do a quick.
And by the way, I also want to interrupt you and mentioned that
the idea of fake news was not Trump's invention. Well,
I'm going to take us down that road, I have all the clips for
you. But I want gambali yours. Well, let's do it now. Then.
What I have is we can do it later. It's not that I have a
piece from Trump from 2013. He's it's exactly the same. And he
says exactly the same things right down to make America great
again, if anyone was paying attention, they could have
heard. I mean, he's, you can go back to 96. And Trump is saying
the same things about China, about our country being in
trouble, all of them. Now. Here's a quick little quick
little montage of a few times our President Obama spoke about
fake news. In this case, you may recall his war, his jihad
against Fox News. You've
talked to somebody who said, Well, I don't know. I was
watching Fox News and they said this horrible. Good, affordable
health care might seem like a famed threat to the freedom of
the American people on Fox News, Fox News. On a regular basis. It
is a constant menu, they will find folks who bogeyman if I
watched Fox News, I wouldn't vote for me. Like if I watched
Fox News, I wouldn't vote for me. You got this screen, this
funhouse mirror through which people are receiving
information.
Now these are just clips. But I also dug up an actual report a
package a package from 2009 from CBS. ceibs And who was who's,
who's the pixie girl who went on to work for Yahoo. What's her
name?
You know, I'm ixigo went on to work for Yahoo.
News girl, who I got Sarah Palin all crazy.
Oh, you're joking about? Yeah. Katie Couric, Katie
Couric. Thank you. Here's a package. And listen to the
similarities between 2009 President Obama calling out Fox
News as fake and lame and wrong and crazy to watch it. And
today's messaging about Trump
politicians and the media have long had a contentious
relationship. It's part of the American system. But we've never
seen anything quite as intense. Oh, ever heard that before
between President Obama and the Fox News Channel,
the Obama White House is firing back charging that Fox News is
different from all of
that Fox News often operates almost as either the research
arm or the communications arm of the Republican Party.
Media is operating basically as a talk radio format, then that's
one thing and if it's operating as a as a news outlet, then
that's another
and the White House has gone beyond words you wasted last
September 20. Read the President went on every Sunday new show
repetitive inner Chris Wallace's show on Fox. In On Thursday, the
Treasury Department tried to exclude Fox News from pool
coverage of interviews with one of its key officials back down
after strong protests from the press all the networks that
that's it, you've crossed the line. Tension between presidents
in the press is as old as the Republic. FDR was so incensed by
the war reporting of one New York Daily News correspondent.
He tried to present him with an iron cross from Nazi Germany.
I didn't know that this is a great I mean, talk a biggie
imagine you imagine Trump doing that here. Let's take from
my playbook. John Kennedy tried to get new york times when David
Halberstam pulled into Vietnam and vice president Spiro
agonists assaults on the network press for legendary we have
more than our share of the nattering nabobs of negativism.
Do you
remember I had heard that quote, and I never knew where it came
from. And also the way I heard it
was the Naturns. Me I remember I remember that one. That's I knew
Yeah. Was that the Washington correspondents dinner? The White
House Correspondents Dinner I think where that was no,
that was just Spiro Agnew shooting his mouth off.
Yeah, but he was dressed up in wise it was looking at the video
is dressed up in white and it was a white white suit, black
tie.
It wasn't I don't think it was a correspondents dinner, but it
was some fun. But I'd
always heard it as the nattering naysayers of negativity, and
he's in the actual quote is named Bob's neighbor. Let me
hear it again.
Chair of the nattering nabobs of negativism
than nattering nabobs of negatives negative ism negatives
another negative ism and Word.
Now the White House has argued that the Fox News Network is not
a real news organization at all. And that has brought some
mainstream media voices remember
that when it was eyes not even.
To which defense here's ABCs Jake Tapper at a recent White
House briefing where he was
putting into context when it's not like that was evidence of
them not being a news organization.
So why is the White House out to D legitimize Fox not because it
has opinions, but because its opinion voices are so hostile to
Mr. Obama. And because Fox News is, as it's been for a decade by
far the most watched of the cable news networks, including a
fair chunk of Democrats and independents. And by the way,
since Mr. Obama has been President Fox his ratings
overall have increased 13% Actually, just since the summer
so if Fox is feeling any pain from the White House suspense,
Casey, it is crying all the way to the bank.
Yeah, there you go. So I just thought that was very
interesting to hear the package.
You get a little that's because what you were hearing was this
as a sense of reality as opposed to what we're being fed today.
In fact, let's go to a good example of that exact same thing
only on the other side. This The Associated Press refuses to date
day. The what's the guy's press Spice was spicy, sweaty, Sean
sweaty, Sean sweaty, Sean
sweaty. Sean Spicer had put together what they called a
gaggle a small group of people that were based on some parts of
them.
Can I stop you there for one moment? Just for a second? Yeah.
I want to remind everyone that I'm this program based upon
sources we had. I told you that the Trump White House that Trump
administration was going to review every month all media
accreditation, and make changes as appropriate. Exactly one
month. And there it is just Just saying.
So they did not allow CNN, The New York Times and Los Angeles
Times, among maybe others, political bra and many others,
Buzzfeed, many others eciu. Media is another one and
Buzzfeed
and we do not can't have media. Oh, they're actually they were
mad. They were like 3000.
So the Associated Press made a fuss. And I think one other
outlet and they refuse to go even though they were invited.
Yeah. And so I've got it. This is an example. This is the head
of the Associated Press executive editor, I think or
something like that, and Associated Press woman on on
PBS, and she comes on and she tries to explain why they didn't
go on. And she never answers the simple question that Judy has,
but let's play the part one and then I'll discuss this a little
bit, then you can see that your report, which was very complete,
because it was based on the actual happenings in 2009 as
opposed to what people are saying now.
There has been much reaction late today to the decision by
the White House to ban some news media outlets from the briefing
in the press secretary's office, it's often called a gaggle, two
prominent organizations, the Associated Press and Time
Magazine chose to boycott attending in solidarity with
those news organizations. Sally Buzbee is the Executive Editor
and Senior Vice President of the AAP and she joins me now. Sally,
thank you for being here. Why did the AAP not attend that
briefing? You were not shut out?
We think that the public deserves as much access to the
President and other governing officials as possible. When we
find ourselves in a situation where national news
organizations seem to be being deliberately excluded. We think
that's dangerous territory. dangerous
territory says, We think that the public needs needs to the we
need to get as much access as possible, then why didn't you
go?
Well? Hold on one second. Hold on one second. This back it up.
This is a so a gaggle of Usually this takes place on the Air
Force One, and there'll be a little informal thing. It's no
video. Excuse me. It's only the press corps that's there. And
this is a pool event, which means everybody gets the exact
same data media, which in this case is only audio, they don't
get to ask a question before you play part two. I have a
recording of the of the event when this came up.
Okay, but before we do, yeah, I want you to play it before I
play my part to first of all, I want to mention that she heard
assertion that the public needs to get as much access as
possible Reppert as represented by the media she never says why
she didn't go because that assertion of hers denies what
any rationale she's actually not going she was invited. Yeah, and
she didn't Yeah, exactly. I I do want to mention one thing is
that Obama did the exact same thing with his little grouping.
He did. Only he did it not as a gaggle but some sort of a
private meeting if you remember about a year and a half ago
member Sure do. I sure it was like this. We're gonna have a
little private meeting. It was only going to be select people
from the New York that all his buddies from New York Times
Washington WaPo WaPo. And again, it completely left out everybody
else and just been just had this little thing and nobody bitched
about it. Well, the media actually bitched about because
they didn't get to go into it, but okay, play your little clip.
Yeah, so
important here is that many organizations, and maybe we
should just shut up point out that everyone's talking about
the free press. Well, the Constitution doesn't talk about
a free press, which in my mind would mean it's free, but I
don't have to pay for it, which a lot of the press out there
today is free loggers, bloggers, yes, the Constitution speaks of
freedom of the press, which in my constitutional analysis means
they can write whatever they want to write, however they see
it, it doesn't mean they get exclusive access. Because not
everybody can have exclusive access, we don't get an invite.
I have questions. I'm pretty sure that if I put in my notice
and say, hey, we'd like to beat the guy Golding up.
That's exactly what it would sound like. Pretty much.
And, you know, so also, journalists, and you can back me
up on this. I'm not free to write whatever they want.
Bloggers, yeah. But not journalists know, they have to
go through the editor, the editor might have to talk to the
publisher, the publisher might have to talk talk to the owner.
Usually, the editor never talks to the publisher, except in
other means, but it's not going to be about your article. You do
have to get the article approved by somebody just don't write ads
there. It's not like being if you're a freelancer not working
for the paper, and you got some great thing you wrote, you say,
Hey, look at this, run, right now look and say, Yeah, I'll
take it exactly. But that's not the way it works at the pay for
itself.
So here's a recording, which showed up on some meetings, a
lot of meetings. Since this was a pool report. I knew where to
get it. But I just went to C span. And yes, there it was. And
just for kicks, I left the the C span lady tag at the end,
because she had a nice little little editorial, which is
pretty uncommon for C span. Now.
I think that we have shown an abundance of accessibility, we
brought more reporters into this process and the idea that every
time that every single person can get their question answered
to fit in a room, the recruiting people, we've actually gone
above and beyond with making ourselves, our team and our
briefing room more accessible than probably any prior
administration. So I think you can take that to the bank. Why?
Because it's just the only there's 3000 People that are
credentialed to come in here. Oh, no, there's not six, there's
actually no actually that's that is false that to say that there
are six, maybe six that reached out to you that is not listed in
the White House Correspondents Association, I understand that
there are way more than six that wanted to come in. We started
with the pool, and then we expanded it. So you know, I get
it. But why I can ask, you know, there are plenty that want to
come in at all times for every event, we do all we can to be
accessible. And if there's a problem with that, you know, I
understand it, but we do what we can to accommodate the press. I
think we've gone above and beyond when What are you doing?
No, no.
I hear beeping
not doing anything.
Sound like you were playing something?
No, I was like so yeah, it was some random beeping. I thought
that it was coming from your clip?
No. Well, it must be
accessibility and openness and getting folks to, you know, our
officials, our team. And so, you know, respectfully I disagree
with it with the premise of the question. Thank you
that audio was recorded by the White House pool, a group of
news outlets that under long standing agreement share
material with all media colleagues, regardless of who
was physically present. After the briefing, the White House
Correspondents Association released a statement saying the
W. H. C A board is protesting strongly against how today's
gaggle is being handled by the White House. The board will be
discussing this further with the White House staff.
This bed lasts about 20 minutes. Yeah, so that's nine by
the way, since it's a pool. That's that's everybody gets
everybody gets everyone's gonna get. So what difference does it
make? Why do you have to be there? What do you have to be
inside when you can get the feed,
which is the way I feel like I don't need to go sit in the
gaggle I just got it off C span the way it's supposed to work
permit is
trying to get a date with some reporting for some other
operation. I mean, that's a possibility. Well,
Shep Smith is still looking for a job. And he's continuing to
jump on the report, as you pointed out, astutely that he's
thinking oh, crap, I gotta get out of this Fox News. I need a
new gig. Everyone's moving around.
And yeah, make a jump and get some dough. Yeah, well, I'm not
so sure. So the record fake news refers to stories that are
created often by entities pretending to be news
organizations solely to draw clicks and views and are based
on nothing of substance. In short, fake news is made up
nonsense delivered for financial gain. See, it is reporting was
not fake news. Fake News makes news. Its journalists follow the
same standards to which other news organizations including Fox
News that here senior administration officials
regularly speak without attribution so that the public
can be informed of what our government is doing. Off the
record, just as CNN reports previous Senate officials to
speak off the record against the Russia Trump campaign reporting
chips on And by the way, was a known fact that very often, the
so called Off the record comments, which are done off
many times to move the reporting into a certain direction to kind
of Buffalo, the reporters. It's used to manipulate the media.
Yes. Yeah. When they're so pissed that they're not a part
of the manipulation dammit. It was our turn to get manipulated.
All right, so we have the Associated Press woman, and
she's continuing to talk with Judy, with no real reason for
not going to the single step to your sisters unite or whatever.
And so this is the second part
of it deliberately excluded, we think that's dangerous
territory.
Is is this White House? Are these behaviors rules different
from previous White House rules?
There's always physical limitations on access. There's
always compromises that we make and sort of concessions that are
made for physical limitations and other things. I think when
you get to the point where there are news organizations that seem
to be being deliberately excluded, I think that's
different. We felt today was different as that. So that
hasn't happened before to your knowledge. I can't speak for all
of history that we've been engaged in for many decades,
this felt very different to us today. Oh, yes. It's
felt different areas. That's the key hold on felt different.
That's very, very, it may have happened before. But it felt
very different. Yes. Because instead of blocking Fox, they're
blocking the left right wing media. Isn't that again? I mean,
yeah, it's so different to you.
I want to hear him say that, again.
All of history, I think, you know, in the access fight that
we've been engaged in for many decades, this felt very
different to us today. Yes. Because
it was about us. And we're the good guys. We're the good guys.
You can't have that.
And the very disingenuous whole Oliver remarks
Well, certainly in light of the in light of
which was, which is exactly the same, it was the same and that
remind, you know, and this sort of thing, which is they all know
has never been this bad. So CBS has been trying to do I mean,
they gotta come by almost everything you get from them.
And only clips mostly are these hit pieces. But they've been
trying to do this thing on I'm trying to find the clip.
Are you moving away from the fake news? I
have one. No, no, I'm gonna go. This is still part of
it. Okay. Priebus. No. See, this is?
Vanished. Russia. No, Anna headpiece, that must be it.
Now the Bannon hit pieces. Now it's after the Bannon hit piece
comes zero. Part two of the
Trump gotcha is by CB, I'm just trying to find out.
Find out here's the deal. Now. Again, we're seeing nothing new
with any of this. We're seeing actually nothing new with what's
Trump's trying to do. All we're saying is it's just different
actors. And the other side, the losing side is very irked. And
they're going to stay that way. So now listen to this piece,
which is, as you know, we tried the CBS tried to do this, and we
had it on the show a couple times. I've been trying to do
fact check. Oh, yes. And CBS News has looked at what he said.
And this is he said there was 45 guys that were shot and turns
out to only be 40. For another fact check. I mean, this is so
they should this has been going nowhere. So here's the other
trying to twist a little bit more. And here's another
example. And this time I think somebody in the front office's,
hey, don't do that, because this is this isn't working out,
because you're actually making Obama look worse than Trump.
Margaret Brennan's joining us at the White House. Margaret, there
was some confusion today on immigration. The president said
one thing and then his homeland security secretary rushed out
and said another
Yes. Well, the President sent his secretaries of state and
Homeland Security south of the border to reassure officials
there that illegal immigrants will be treated humanely when
they're deported from the US to Mexico. But the President today
caused some confusion himself when he suggested using the US
military to expel them.
We're getting really bad dudes and country dudes and at a rate
that nobody's ever seen before. And they're the bad ones. Bad
military operation no repeat no use of military force in
immigration operations. None.
The White House later tried to clarify, saying the President
meant military operation as an adjective to describe what they
say is an efficient rate of deportation.
Margaret Brennan for us tonight. Margaret, thank you. Well, the
President's boasting got the better of him today. He said the
US is deporting drug dealers and gang members quote, for the
first time. You heard he said they're being deported at a rate
nobody has ever seen before. Well, for the record, our
research department spoke to an official at the Immigration and
Customs in forcement agency in January of last year, there were
17,649 deportations last month, it was 1000. Fewer. And last
year 58% had been convicted of serious crimes such as drug
dealing.
So this is their example, there was 1000 less that Trump did,
which means there was 1000 More that Obama did. And to make it
worse for Obama, they said there was 58% only 50 only 58% of his
deportees were convicted of anything. Yes, that means that
that means 42% of these people were innocent. They didn't do
anything but they got kicked out of the country by Obama.
Yeah, that's okay. Right. Yeah, right, right. That's okay.
So Obama's kicked more people out and obviously kicked out
more families than Trump had but yet we hear this squawking so
how does this benefit anybody this CBS report this fact check
bullcrap. Trump's a liar. Fact Check false.
It only benefits them. People watch for the crazy people watch
with a crazy actor, Robert. Davi. You probably don't
recognize the name. If you saw him, you'd recognize him. He's a
character actor, villain. villain and James.
David know his name. I don't know what it looks like in my
brain. But if I saw him I wouldn't know his name
kind of, uh, when I was bald, those kinds of faces. A little
bit big head. Okay, big contours. And I'm trying to
limit my Tucker Carlson stuff. In fact, I'm cutting Tucker out
of most clips, because it's guests who are interested. Yeah.
Well, unfortunately, he has great guests. And I'm really
trying to get him out of it. So he's not in most of this. Good.
And, and he had a novel idea. To Well, for the for the press
corps. And even though he kind of fumbled around explaining the
scenario, what he's talking about is here's how I think it
should work. When sweaty Shawn, does the the White House press
briefings? And this is how he should address the individuals
who are there to ask questions on behalf of the mainstream
media.
Talk about the media for a second, you know, this media
thing, I think, and we hear on the brouhaha, the media have an
idea for the for the administration and all of
everyone who's the parent company of CNN.
I can't get into that, but there isn't good parent company. Yeah,
I thought that was interesting. That's why I left it in that he
says I can't get into that. Why can't you get into that? Is that
not done? Is that something you don't done all the time? I don't
see why he said I can't get into that.
That was very baby doesn't know who the parent company is.
That's my guess.
He knows he knows. Now there's some other we might not know.
Well, that you'll hear. I know what it is. Yeah, I
think it's this I think this is just the guests but I think this
is what it would be these companies, which is really what
he should be talking about. I think they collude. I think this
uh, you look you don't bitch about us. Don't bring it to
General Electric when he talks about it. And besides right
breakers, we got jet engines the cell. You don't bring it you say
some deaths that we're going to talk about the Disneyland
deaths.
Well, you've nailed it. You've nailed it.
Talk about the media per second. You know, this media thing? I
think we hear all the brouhaha. The media have an idea for the
for the administration and all of that everyone's who's the
parent company of CNN.
I can't get into it. But there isn't a good parent company.
Yes, there is
apparently I said yeah, of course. Time Warner. Yeah. So
what is at the President's with Time Warner, parent company of
CNN. Jim Acosta, go, go, Jim. How about if they did that? They
did universal Comcast, NBC, MSNBC, Joe Scarborough, Joe. Now
all of a sudden, of course, if the President is held
accountable, and he's the main guy, Shouldn't those companies
be held accountable? Maybe and maybe they'll think twice about
how they how they're distorting news?
I like that idea.
It's a great idea. Yeah.
Comcast universal Gee, MSNBC, CNBC, NBC News. Go Joe
Scarborough.
We shouldn't be doing that.
Scott a long
winded Yeah, but it makes it
I think most of our guys are pretty much up on it. Most of
this
makes it pretty clear. I was good. Hey, okay. Let's see.
Oh, all right. We got some I got some other stuff. I got to.
Let's play. I have a different kind of a PBS. I got about five
different reports got Artie. I got CBS and I got PB PVS
probably did backed off the best and did the best job on the CPAC
thing with Trump and maybe we
should explain briefly what CPAC is. So because a lot of a lot of
people not conservative
Political Action Committee, I think, yes. And they have a they
have a it's a big operation.
It's not necessarily the Republican Party. Correct. It's
just this people it's for
conservatives, but it's always Republicans. I mean, I've never
seen any libertarians libertarians. Well, yeah, but
they're usually Republicans do. I would say I used to read the
Libertarians and they finally I always thought that they were
annoyed by the Libertarians because they do the straw polls
on who should be President Ron Paul would always win. Right the
Libertarians are always in there giving this their libertarian
speeches. Last year, they kind of kind of softened it a little
bit and then this year, there's no libertarians at all. They'd
Ron Paul didn't speak Rand Paul didn't speak. Nobody spoke. Hey,
check this out. Trump bites.
Bilderberg Bilderberg Illuminati go Mica.
Just practice it Trump. Sorry. So let's listen to the Trump at
CPAC. Though there's a two part on PBS and very, it's long, but
I think it really covered it well, without. There was, I
think a subtle attempt to maybe embarrassed you know, let Trump
embarrass himself and let them say these crazy things. And
people in the know, in other words that the Trump haters will
spot that is for what it is that Trump Trump bites, we'll just
don't think twice about it because it's just Trump.
The spotlight was on President Trump today as he took the stage
at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference
outside Washington. He touted his agenda and called some news
outlets the enemy of the people, that's before a crowd of
activists who have at times viewed him with a skeptical eye.
John Yang reports from the conference.
Our victory,
which should be Burlington, northern Archer, damage of
Midlands go
like conference.
Our victory was a victory and a win for conservative values.
President Trump moved today to put his brand on the
conservative movement, stressing his populist nationalist vision
of America First,
there is no such thing as a global anthem, a global currency
or a global flag. This is the United States of America that
I'm representing. I'm not representing the globe. I'm
representing your country.
Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, or
CPAC, in a packed hotel ballroom, the president said
he's transforming the Republican Party. The GOP
will be from now on the party also have the American worker.
If you look at how much bigger Our party has gotten, during
this cycle, millions and millions of people were joining.
Now, I won't say it was because of me, but it was.
Mr. Trump told the enthusiastic crowd he would soon sign a new
temporary travel ban a signature campaign pledge to replace the
executive order the federal courts put on hold.
And in a matter of days, we will be taking brand new action to
protect our people and keep America safe, you will see the
action. I will never ever apologize for protecting the
safety and security of the American people. I won't do
it. While some conference attendees said they had
reservations about another key Trump policy position,
opposition to multilateral trade deals. It doesn't dampen their
enthusiasm for the President. Everything he
said I agree with, you know, with the exception of maybe some
of the trade stuff. So you know, I can't I can't get 100% from
him. I can't get 100% from anyone. But But overall, I was
very pleased.
Others said Mr. Trump's election is redefining the Republican
Party. I
think there's a lot of people that have the conservative
values. I mean, they just haven't come out of the closet.
You know, they were kind of keeping low before but there's a
lot of people I've talked to that said they've come out since
Trump won.
People have come out
of the closet. Yeah, I guess. I found that the this this switch
the way the malleability of the Republicans, I think the
Democrats would be the same way to be the party of the this guy
to freak the Democrats out, by the way that the Republicans
want to be or at least Trump Trump baits want to be the party
of the working man. Oh, when is the large voting
when you're when you're ready? I have a piece from the DNC that
it has to be hard to believe.
You want me to play part two of this? Yeah, then you can play
that. Let's do it because that's good.
Also devoted much of today's speech to our favorite topic.
lambasting what he calls the fake media.
I'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources.
They shouldn't be allowed to use sources. Unless they use
somebody's name.
What is the typical private policy? John, you of course,
have been a journalist all your life. What? What is the policy
of unnamed sources?
Okay. So people you can't name is there? They're like your
secret source. There's some guys in the government isn't this
exactly what you want? Right? But one problem is there's no
rule. That's bullcrap. You can use the sword, you say US
government source told me blah, blah, blah, right. And then you
can maybe balance that a little bit if you want to, you don't
have to. Generally speaking when you do that is because you got
something scandalous to report right. And the guy will get in
trouble if he finds out about it. That's why they monitor this
guy. So much it
appears to me these days is just everything isn't an anonymous
source. Just about all reports, people don't I think they're not
pressed to go on the record anymore. And let's put it that
way.
Well, that started a while ago, I think that started probably
during Bush, some shirts. And it was a really good gotten out,
it's, I think, a slightly out of control because you get it. So
nobody's saying anything. They just haven't got the guts to do
it. But they've also been told not to say anything. And there's
all these new rules that they get to at the federal level,
that that they don't allow you to talk to the press at all, you
can't even have lunch with them, right. And you're violating some
rule, which is I think, is what Trump is bitching about, because
all these people are rule violators, or they wouldn't be
getting know this information. The danger is with, especially
with some of these outlets that are very biased, and I would put
CNN in that category for sure. You could make it all up. And in
fact, if there's been exhort for
your scores, or your sources who are not held accountable, could
be making it up.
Or both correct, which doesn't make sense. But one or one or
the other. But you couldn't be making somebody can be making
this up it could be taking, and also a lot of these sources are
basing their information on gossip and rumors, which are
generally not reliable. But these these operations I mean,
the Washington Post is a good example. I think Janet cook, you
can look her up. She's making stories up years ago, and she
when I think she won a Pulitzer Prize, she was a black reporter.
She's a black reporter, and she wrote about some stuff, and
she's just making it up. So the New York Times or The Washington
Post was busted for that The New York Times had this guy, another
black, there's a black male, who was making stuff up making up
all these stories is a big hero. And
how about the weapons of mass destruction? That was also a bit
of made up and passed on to a reporter who used it as an
anonymous source. And then eventually, you can argue led us
into,
right that was a New York Times reporter Yes. And so the New
York Times in The Washington Post have lots of have a
background of the of this sort of thing. And so you could you
have to wonder how their reliability works. But I think
all the newspapers have, generally speaking have had
their route or bouts with a phony reporter some of the
better than some more wild than others. But generally speaking,
they don't win a Pulitzer. And which is an embarrassment.
Because where's your editors? What's the word? Is anyone doing
any work over there? Where's the factual? So you can have this?
Yes, if you're writing for a newspaper, you can be a complete
fake, you can fake stories very easily. But using anonymous
sources, if you're a good reporter, you vet them, you
double check, you just don't run crazy with this stuff. And I
think they're running crazy with a lot of these stories, because
some of them turn out not to be anywhere near true. Okay. But
again, now, here's a good example. We anybody wants to
watch this series, Berlin station,
which I still haven't seen, you keep telling me to watch that
in Berlin station. There's an episode where this Chinese a
general who is living in Berlin, he snuck out of the country and
he's now a spook for origins. Now, this book is an informant.
Somehow somebody finds out about it. And they've been they run a
news story on it. And they run it at a real front page, one of
the top newspapers, they've the CIA station, guys, find out that
the news story is gonna run in like five hours. They go kidnap
the guy, put him on a plane and drop him off in Beijing, just as
the new story comes out. And they've Chinese are shown on
their news network saying we've got a general he was hiding in
an apartment in Beijing, because that was part of the deal to
turn it back over right? Even though he was supposed to be
kept in the country outside of China, because they're going to
execute him now. And so as to where it goes. But meanwhile,
the newspaper comes out saying he was he's in Berlin, and
there's the news on the TV showing that he's in Beijing.
Boom, right the news Never gets burned. In fact, they had the
right story. Very good, that whole series Berlin's station is
quite, quite dark. It's very, it's fun to watch. It's not a
fast moving, it's shoot him up to on
the list. It's just good. Back to PBS is second part of the
report from CPAC
also devoted much of today's speech to her favorite topic,
lambasting what he calls the fake media.
I'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources.
They shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use
somebody's name, his latest
target, a CNN report that FBI officials refused the White
House request to knock down reports of alleged conversations
between Trump associates and Russian intelligence officials
during the 2016 campaign. For this morning speech, the
President tweeted, the FBI is totally unable to stop the
national security leakers that have permeated our government
classified information is being given to media that could have a
devastating effect on us. This afternoon the Trump
administration's relationship with the White House press corps
hit another stumbling block. Some news outlets including the
New York Times CNN and the Los Angeles Times were excluded from
an informal off camera briefing with PRESS SECRETARY SEAN
SPICER, conservative news organizations were allowed in
White House officials offered no immediate explanation. For the
PBS NewsHour, I'm John Yang at CPAC in Oxon Hill, Maryland,
Burlington
Northern Great. Well, in the background of this CPAC event,
the Democratic National Committee, the party, we're
working on electing a new leader. And there was lots of
debates and things going on. And I was very happy to see that
Donna, Brazil, the interim chief of the DNC, you recall, but we'd
probably just back it up a little bit. During the election
cycle, she received questions from CNN, where she was working,
and she passed them on to Hillary, and then later had the
audacity to say, well, you know, that was we don't know if that's
true, because the Russians hacked my emails, and they were
changing stuff. And so, you know, she's a liar. And she was
fired from CNN over it fired, fired, that she comes out. And
you have to bear in mind, this little speech she does is all
about her. Because I'm sure she was threatened. I'm sure she she
had a really rough go of it. I bet people blamed her emails, we
also saw that she was more than willing to screw Bernie Sanders
over. So that's a little review. Now she comes out and her job
here is to rile up the base, who are incredibly unenthusiastic.
And they need a Jeb Bush there to say please clap a couple of
times. But speaking of frenzy, she goes into a just a crazy
rant that has to be heard to be believed
when I received that call on Sunday, July 24. So once, once
again, become your Chairwoman. I did so without reservations.
Now, does she usually get OpenTable to get those
reservations? Or did she mean to say reservation? I did it
without reservations, really
received that call on Sunday, July 24. To want to, once again
become your Chairwoman. I did so without reservations.
I just walked I was just a walk in no reservation for me. I
don't need reservations. Now. Right? That was just that just
kind of set me up for the goodness that was about to come.
Because I'm a Democrat. I dropped everything I could
possibly drop out of my life. My jobs, my income,
you were fired from your jobs. I mean, your agent, my jobs, my
income that you were fired
my life. My jobs, my income, my vacation my time away. Phone
calls from Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama.
And I said, Absolutely. There would not be a Donald Brazil had
it not been for the leaders of this party starting with John F.
Kennedy and Lyndon Baines Johnson. There would not be a
two was that.
Did they call her to?
I don't know. Now she says, Now what she's doing now she's
talking about herself in the third person. This always
fascinates me. I don't know why you do that. I've never done
that. That I can remember.
Law you used to get a lot left you can still do it
is that? What does that mean? What does it say about someone
when they talk about themselves in the third person that way? So
there were no there were not
you know, we had to we have to here's what I mean, we just mix
up some something up right now, but I think we should actually
look into it. Okay, and have some psychiatrist and some other
people tell us so we can actually report to our producers
good. What is it really mean? I mean, it happens all the time in
sports. With certain psycho players, they always talked
about themselves in the third person, but since it's always
still Trump, always something psycho about it. Trump
also does it. He does a lot of stuff. So narcissism probably
that's just gonna be my guess. But we'll see
when Barack Obama and I said, Absolutely, there will not be a
Donald Brazil had it not been for the leaders of this party
started with John F. Kennedy and Lyndon Baines Johnson, that
would not be
on the minds by
She's funny man play all right,
down in Brazil, had it not been for Jesse Jackson and Walter
Mondale and didn't get part and Mike Dukakis and
I fought a little bit over the years with Hillary Clinton, when
she first started the Children's Defense Fund. And yes, I'm
marched with and registered new voters with Bernie Sanders. And
so my first obligation as the party chair, was to make sure
that I went into that building to conduct the most exhaustive
review of our party.
I know you don't want me to stop it. But geez, come on.
I went through everything I could find. And let me tell you,
when I found things that were inconsistent with our values,
I've made sure that we put it aside and we got rid of
everything's clean now. Don't worry, Donald Brazil has cleaned
house. It's all good. And every
step along the way. I will call Bernie. I will call Hillary and
I will report back to them. And yes, I am grateful that both
Bernie and Hillary stood by us. As this party was hacked by
foreign hostile military intelligence unit, they stood by
us, and they help us to stand on our feet, so that we could get
back to work to win for Democrats across
this country. Remember, she's talking about herself.
And so when it comes to the staff of the Democratic Party, I
will stand by them. They are the best and the brightest, the
hardest work and the most dedicated. And let me say this,
the most courageous people I know, I know, people who had to
merge and then came home bleeding. I know people who
found their family members hanging from trees. I have grown
up in the South to see blood on the hands of those who tried to
get people to register. And yet I watched for the last seven
months, people who came to work after their lives was threatened
after they had to deal with bomb threats to deal with people.
She was so bad, she knows
this woman like 120 How old is she? She's that old? Thank
you for asking. 57 I checked Yeah, but she knows family
members who do people whose family members were hanging from
trees. She's crazy. And it's all about her about the death
threat. You know, as I was I was listening to that. I thought
wow, she sounds like somebody we know. And yet
I watched the last seven months. People hear the word after their
lives was threatened to deal with bomb threats. Deal with
people. President
doesn't sound just like the Obama phone lady.
A little bit. I was thinking more of what's his name with his
scream? Oh, Ron Howard
Dean. Yeah, yeah. But that's that's just crazy, man. That's
the way they like to do it. And people were not really riled up.
They were not really riled up just they weren't just not
working.
On the books, they put in a casper milk toast and the Muslim
guy didn't win. And he's irked.
Yeah, yeah.
Would have been funny if the villas in the Muslim congressmen
had become the new DNC head. However we've been I don't know
why I just think that would be it would have been even more
Republicans can take the take the working men and women and
probably take the blacks next. Yeah. And then the the Democrats
can just represent the Muslims. I'm thinking
well with that before we slip into the alternate universe, I'd
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say when I'm traveling through or through Europe, or through
Europe but but he's traveling Europe. I went to hospital when
I was traveling Europe went to hospital and I was traveling
Europe by scarf.
While wearing headspace feel
that with the atoms talk about heading to Australia soon and so
many signs from the show. I've always gotten a lot of people
get signs, which is great. I haven't seen like they couldn't
be I couldn't avoid this anymore. I've really enjoyed the
show as of late and they've given me the opportunity to have
some interesting conversations with fellow travelers I've been
wanting on the road since before Christmas on different tours
with close to 200 Different people primarily aged 18 to 20.
He's Is he a roadie is Yeah, I don't know. Rock and roll's?
We're gonna find out what he's talking about. 18 to 25. That's
that's the group I want to find out.
Let us know. He says he's been certainly been an eye opener so
often when you actually do watch and look him up. You know, I
don't say that we just look everybody up. But sometimes you
can look them up their LinkedIn or they're famous in some way.
We have a lot of famous people that listen to the show, but
they don't bring about it. Anyway, what was it going on?
He's getting good conversation with these kids. It is in the
mainstream narrative. People really do seem to shut down now
and do not want to talk. I assume this and it really just
an American prize American problem he thought was an
American problem that people don't want to talk he says no,
it's wider. Anyway, thanks for all the work you do and yet
which we think we know that
looks like he's a financial consultant.
Maybe he's on some speaking tour but 18 to 25 No, I got I don't
know I look forward to hearing Yeah, for your future
deconstructions only requests I have her for a de douching jobs
karma and I will have to look for work once I get back home
regards as soon as maybe he's falling the debt around.
Peter of Sydney I look forward to your ceremony later on today.
So here's your deed do
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma.
Thank you very much for your age.
And there are a lot of people that are like you know, whatever
they do with bankers, and all of a sudden they decide to go on
the road for a year and follow the dead. Grateful Dead. New
Band.
That's what's next for us.
And then they say, fish, fish
fish is the new band fish.
Nobody follows fish. Yes,
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Well, that's good. And they've also gotten the guilty
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douching. So let's do just
you've been D deuced.
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his little sweetheart Gracie. Now, AJ is your l but Aj is also
a retired lieutenant colonel in the Marines really? So he's
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to or marine Penshaw which
is so Semper Fi. Yeah. Semper Fi. exist.
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you've got a karma.
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So pitch in. Yes, Adam. I did like seeing how the sausage is
made. I should probably explain that if you haven't heard of
this. I did a screencast of a production back at the at the
crackpot condo. And I'm
surprised Anybody got a kick out of that.
I've seen people who who sat down and watched it for their
evening entertainment with a beer and some chips. Oh, I'm not
kidding at this. This people tweeted pictures like, Oh, this
is great. I've have a nice evening of watching the sausage
being made. Can we get an update walkthrough video of both your
studio and the air stream of consciousness? No. I've tweeted
out pictures before but this was just a one time one time only.
And I like the fact that you know I'm sitting in the air
stream you know it's true. And that you imagine what it looks
like that theater of the mind. This was a one shot deal.
Anyway, the more technical the better, since I would love to
see a couple of shows about living in Japan and working on
the high seas. Oh, no. He would love to do a couple of shows.
I'm like what
are some shows? Well, you should you should.
I'll help you out. It's not
but has nothing to do with with what we showed on a video. I
don't and you don't want
it. Ben, believe me you do not need to be at Adams level to do
a reasonably good podcast. Oh,
absolutely not. If if you want I mean if you
want to do the no agenda show
all that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
No. Big no decent.
No. No if you want to
do an even so we even show let's say you wanted to do the no
agenda show.
You're missing the point. If you want to get posted all if you
want to do the best podcast in the universe. You have to do
what I do.
Yeah, there's done in real time has done if you wanted to do
something that's sounded good. You could post it. You could do
it all after the fact. You know, talk talk talk.
I'm not a fan of that, but I'm not a fan of that. Well
actually, it never Never sandwiches. Never sounds great.
It never does. It doesn't have the life to it. No. Being from
Madison, Wisconsin, home of the noodle boy please play him for
me followed by my favorite LG. Why? Jobs karma for all those at
noodles and Company? Who will lose their job this year? As
recently reported? Yes, they're going out of business than the
noodles company. Gee, I wonder why.
Yeah, for sure. A little bit of the new? Well,
like I described earlier, there are two fundamental classes that
are just a plain fact in society. You either work for
someone else, or you work for yourself. And most people work
for someone else in a way that they aren't free. You don't
really get to decide your work. For example, I work at noodles a
restaurant. And basically it's a dictatorship. There are totally
examples. I'm gonna cook, how are we gonna get the time? You
know, we didn't have the term social justice warrior when we
first started playing this is what now is a fight. Is this
true? Five years ago, six years ago, maybe. But this is this was
the this was the beginning. In fact, noodles and company ground
zero of the social justice warrior movement,
get there. And basically, if they don't like what they're
doing, they try to tell us what to do. If they don't listen,
they get rid of us. And so we don't we're not able to actually
cooperate in a way that we make decisions together. I try to
convince my my fellow employees that we should have a union and
we also have a huge power to start noodles you and I think in
terms of the bigger picture when you look at revolutions, the way
that you actually get rid of any sort of dictatorships.
I can't take it anymore.
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Karma. There you
go.
Middle boy. Good times for the middle boy.
Okay, I'll take it from Sir Patrick Coble, $255 He's down in
Tennessee, in the Murphysboro area doesn't say it on here. I
don't know what the deal is. Anyway, sorry for the delay in
donating. Starting starting your own nerdy company to always
starting up with something that's interesting and cool is
take takes a while to get going and it isn't cheap. Things are
finally catching. Up in the in the first place I need to get
straight was the best podcast in the universe to ensure the Karma
Train keeps rolling. Sara and I will be donating again soon to
get her official Dame hood. She can come to the table. Keep up
the great job as always stellar work. jingles, job karma. Mash
Up Chem trail for 25 years something from the seed man I
gotcha. Okay. And then he also just chiding me, cuz he's gonna
come out to go to the train museum.
Yeah. When he wants to know when it's happening. When is it what
he does? That's what he wants. Okay. And I'll tell him,
I'm going to do them in the order he requested although it's
not the typical order. Maybe he has a reason for it. So here we
go. Jobs,
jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. God
for 25 years, they've been growing babies and
you've got
it never and they are the golden pigs but he was close enough.
Yeah, I remember. Okay. We got a Milton Cuevas of Parts Unknown
$250 and I am looking to see if he has CUEV a s is that right?
Yeah. I don't think I have no note here and the email is Dr.
Milton Cuevas got a lot of Milton's No. So I haven't got an
email. No, no, I don't have anything from him either. Sorry
to say okay, well, meal and if you want to eat something, you
got something to tell us and send us an ODM Yes. Onward to
James Reeves. Again, Parts Unknown don't know where he's
from. I just got to figure out what the deal is with that.
23 $3.33 ITM crackpot and buzzkill thank you for your
courage and dedication to making the best podcast in the
universe. I'm working on an important project right now. And
I'm battling procrastination. There it is. There it is. Again,
procrastination pledges. Yes. I don't need any jingles. Maybe
you do. But would like the following sequence so I can
blast it in my ear every morning. Adam in demon voice
Hey,
listen. Hold on. He has a little script. We'll do it. We'll do it
and we'll do that and we're gonna do the script ready? Okay,
count me down.
321
you know what you're supposed to do it now. No, you're supposed
to do with your record.
I'm sorry. To do it with your with your Echo to this you Echo
two that you were doing. I thought you were Oh, that's
even better. Well, I was playing the script. It's better. We'll
do it on on my system. We'll try it again. And don't use the
tube. I'll use your thing. All right. Okay, that's what I was
thinking you're gonna do. Alright, count me down again.
321
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wrong one coming in
again. Three to one. Very soon. You know what you're supposed to
do it now, folks. It failed.
I didn't fail.
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use the echo Testing, testing, testing.
Okay. Yeah, sounds good. Okay, one more time. Count me in.
Okay, go 321 Now, God, I hope that helps we can do I hope that
helps. Bye. Oh,
boy. We are bad. I'm really
good. Thanks. So okay, well, anyway, maybe that'll help you
JC and Sure. Hope so. Was that it's that's it? Yeah, that's it.
That's it. So group of well wishers and executive and
Associate Executive producers for show 907 Yes, I have
a couple of PR mentions for today. First, I wanted to
mention that the no agenda shop, we have a very nice business
model. They make T shirts, mugs, all kinds of swag, out of no
agenda artwork. And the way they do it is they sell the t shirt.
33% of the proceeds goes to the artist whose artwork was used
33% goes to the best podcast in the universe. And 33% goes to no
agenda shop. I don't know how they're making money, but I
really appreciate it.
I'm not I can't believe they are but they're having fun. And they
took the that fantastic piece that we were talking about and
put it on T shirt. The the one looked a bit like a test
pattern. Now our work from a few shows ago. Really nice, really
nice. I've also put in the PR check section, the GitHub
repository for search.na shownotes.com A number
of people dudes named Ben reached out and said, hey, you
know, I'll be happy to take it over and set it up and where is
it on GitHub? It's interesting because I did one search and I
found it pretty quick. And then the final piece I'm very happy
about this I've not had time to read it yet but now available as
a as a giblet in the Amazon giblet section the seventh in
the series of getting donation short stories. And this of
course is from our from our Uber producer Scott McKenzie the
title of this one is the self driving killer a no agenda short
story get my nation short stories Book number seven 0.3
Already Yeah, of course it's about autonomous vehicles.
Killing people a mystery. Yeah, and they're easy to read they're
fun to read there's the filled with show memes and this free 00
Wait does they have 99 cents for Kindle doesn't matter 99 cents
is totally totally got to support it. Totally and I'll
link in the show notes of course under the PR section and thank
you to our executive producers and Associate Executive
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of course produce the program for you as you are our executive
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are real and you can use them wherever that may may be
applicable certainly LinkedIn seemed to get people a lot of
cool attention and jobs. And of course please remember us for
our next program. Welcome to the program coming up on Thursday to
vorak.org/n A so you got about four days in the meantime to go
out there and propagate our formula
our formula is this we go out we get people in the mouth shut up
so
I will do article I like to read or run by you. Okay, I don't
know how much of this is true. It's a Dow Jones report on this
crazy website called a Heat Street.
Yeah, this is a we've I've seen this as some kind of propaganda
thing.
I don't know what I'm not quite sure I haven't put my finger on
it but this is Cambridge students claim that inauthentic
canteen food that's from the the cafeteria and in the college
Yeah, they call it canteen is a microaggression right? Students
at the University say this if the I knew that these guys are
taking all this stuff is pretty seriously because you see all
these, you know protests. They won't let people speak and all
that the big schools like Cambridge in the UK Yeah, but
you You have to wonder if this is a put on or not, but it's
still a good story. Students at the University of Cambridge have
attacked the canteen staff for producing inauthentic in
authentic foreign food, claiming it's a microaggression that's a
good one. Yeah. Like that one anonymous student wrote Dear
Pembroke, catering staff stop mixing mango and beef and
calling it Jamaican stew. It's rude.
And that's also cultural appropriation of the highest
order.
They don't do they do not discuss that. They show their
dishes singled out for criticism were Oriental Beef Stew,
Tunisian rice and African stew. According to screenshots
published by the cake by the Cambridge,
I know exactly what happened. There was a meeting at Pembroke
catering, whatever it's called, and it went like this. We need
some diversity in our menu. Okay, I got an idea. Tunisian
rice, African beef, rice, Jamaican.
Wow, that, you know, you know, that's what happened. I think
you might be right. And I just said, I mean, I'm quote, I'm
used to as a minority student here being constantly
invalidated. Like that you get invalid, valid then you my
friend are invalid. Yes. You're constantly invalidated when
flagging a specific issues, which is just the culture at
Pembroke.
This is fantastic. I'm gonna you, Tina, and I use the plated
you know, it's like Blue Apron and you get it twice a week and
you have meals in there. I'm going to complain. I'm going to
complain about their diversity and valid. I'm being invalidated
and their menus are. Yeah, then the menus are microaggression.
Sure, I know again, you continue. Sure. I know there are
bigger issues, but microaggressions are a reality
of the everyday existence of many people of color. Some
students objected to the attacks on the catering staff and
defended the food one Indian student wrote, while the Indian
food in trough isn't straight from my dad, Dickey karahi in
Mumbai high rise. I'm thankful to the Pembroke staff for at
least trying. Alright, then other kids quote, I urge people
to look around and realize there's a lot more to life than
complaining about fruity chicken grow up. Although it served as
an elegant dining 19th century dining hall surrounded by the
portraits of distinguished academics food at Cambridge
colleges, is of similar quality to that served in college and
faculty canteens anywhere and has been for years. What is
unusual is the students considering the quality of their
dinner a matter of cultural violence. Wow. And engaging in
earnest online flame wars over the issue. The incident echoes
comments last year by Lena Dunham ham, who decided the
canteen sushi served at Oberlin, her alma mater was not up to
scratch she echoes God by the way, most sushi is not up to
scratch gonna say Oberland isn't that in Ohio? Or it's under one
of the things in the middle of nowhere if you're gonna get good
sushi
things not to eat at school. Top
top of my list you want
kids puking everywhere and sushi raw fish? Are you kidding me?
This sushi is not up to scratch. I've had better sushi in the Los
Angeles bar
on the face bag that says Copy and Paste meme going around
about the Betsy DeVos of course will abolish was going to ruin
public schooling and one of the big jokes in this copy and paste
I'm doing it from memory is you know this is going to repeal the
oh so important. Cafeteria act of 2020 10 or whatever. But are
you kidding me? The crap kids are being made to eat is an
identifiable exact except for the sticker that says Jamaican.
Because now
here's here's your write about this because you're going to
hear this next line. There's only a couple more, more grabs.
She echoes comments bilena by campus activists who said the
low quality Japanese food was a gross manipulation of
traditional recipes, which they further derided as, quote,
appropriate
tip there you go, I want blowfish at school
and district. Disrespectful.
Oh, the end is near.
You said that the head chef has been upset to hear the
allegation and we'll aim to do more in the future to avoid
offending anyone else? Yeah, low forever.
Oh man Okay. Now I have to read something to you. This this is
along the same lines of nuttiness we are expecting on in
March March 8. Women's Day International Women's Day. They
big movement Big March and it is titled A Day Without a Woman.
And the idea is all women were going to well, I'll read it to
you. Our international women's day march on wind on
International Women's Day, March 8, women and our allies will act
together for equity, justice and the human rights of women
through a one day demonstration of economic solidarity. The
Women's March supports the feminists of color and grassroot
groups, grassroots groups organizing the International
Women's strike on International Women's Day March eighth, in the
same spirit of love and liberation that inspired the
Women's March. Together, we will mark the day by recognizing the
enormous value that women of all backgrounds add to our socio
economic system while receiving lower wages and experiencing
greater inequities vulnerability, vulnerability to
discrimination, sexual harassment, and job insecurity.
Now, here's what is interesting about this. This to me is set up
by a bunch of rich white women, or let's call them middle class
white women, because they are saying All women need to lay
down work. Everyone needs to stop, just stop and we're going
to march and we're going to show him this is kind of a modern day
Lysistrata, I guess observed, except they're not withholding
sex, but that's coming that's coming. They're gonna do that
one too. Late lay down. Yeah, we'll show that we'll show them
damn it. But here's the here's the funny thing about it. Here's
how I conclude that there's a bunch of white, middle aged
women organizing this. So again, the Women's March supports the
feminists of color and grassroots groups organizing
this women's strike. anyone anywhere can join by making
March 8 A Day Without a Woman in one or all of the following
ways. Number one, women take the day off from paid and unpaid
labor. Number two, avoid shopping for one day, with
exceptions for small women and minority owned businesses. Now,
this is where my head got a short circuit. You're saying?
Please take the day off, paid or unpaid, and only shop at shops
that are owned by women and women of color. Who I guess
can't participate? Do they not get to quit?
Yeah, they should quit and close the business. No, but they're
saying
right here. We're gonna march and we'll come and shop at your
place, Blackie?
That's what they're saying. Yeah, very racist. extremely
racist. extremely racist. Racist. Sorry, I'm not saying it
right. Racist is extremely racist. No t this is the written
ot as as people living your racist, racist. These are the
people living in the alternate universe. Yeah, of course.
here's the here's another one from the alternate universe.
There is now a thinking that Donald Trump won the presidency
because in key states, his name showed up at the top of the
ballot. Because voters are clearly too stupid. Washington
Post Washington Post writing this 1000s info Whopper Whopper
Whopper Whopper Whopper Whopper WaPo 1000s of furious Trump fans
can't stop visiting a website that pretends Clinton won. We
were not going to talk about that. But I just want to point
out
exactly we're not it's dumb. All I'm pointing out funny.
All I'm pointing out is the Whopper Whopper. WaPo is now
writing about it. Because they're in the alternate
universe. I have a couple of examples of this being something
that actually exists in the language use here is the
infamous No, the famous Carl Bernstein and from the from
Watergate Whopper, I'll pull up on CNN,
Carl Bernstein says, you know, we were talking about before the
break about how this is Donald Trump's party how this was
Donald Trump's event? I mean, does it surprise you to the
extent to which how much the Republican Party has embraced
this sort of economic nationalism?
Well, I think two things are happening, the base of his
victory have embraced it and we're watching at CPAC, a
narcissistic demagogue, even going farther with his message
of anger and with his meshes of exclusion, while on Capitol
Hill, what is happening, he is scaring the hell out of a lot of
movement conservatives, and a lot of senators and congressmen
who worry about his stability and are well aware that he is
presenting all of this in a Fact Free universe.
There it is, in effect free universe.
I have to say something. Bernstein, I think for the last
decade is rarely shown up until he does it. He works at the
paper and he does his columns and he writes and he does
whatever he does, he wants to know why he shows up on these
shows. goes all of a sudden, especially sensitive, fake
dossier, which Bernstein was all in on reporting. Yeah. He's
showing up a lot and he's on these things constantly. I
believe he is doing the bidding of the CIA and reactivated. I
agree. He's never been activated. It. He was it was it
was Woodward that was this. Oh, yeah. You're right. You're
right. He was it was very Woodward's background was very
carefully outlined in family of secrets. Yes. And he was with
the army or navy intelligence first and he got into this
somehow the next thing you know, he's writing for The Washington
Post and then he's doing these breakout stories and he's got
all these books he does. He was always in the in the community.
I don't think Bernstein ever was I think he's this is a tryout.
Oh, he's auditioning, looking over it. Is this loose over his
associate over there, Woodward. These books are being cranked
out. He's seen as an elder statesman. And, you know, he's
so slow talks on all these shows. And he gets to do a lot
of work and he gets to make a lot of money. And Carl's got to
think to himself, what did I do wrong? I can't get anything done
here. Mockingbird. He already knows the influence of the
agencies because he wrote that piece of 1997 that's on his
website, which there yesterday may take it down. Now. It was
still gonna look at it. Talking about how the CIA took over the
place. And I think this is a tryout I think he's okay, I play
ball but you know, I get a monthly stipend. Some
just give me some bash, can I turn in some receipts, at least
for the subway? Sometimes you can actually see the alternate
universe materialize. And it was beautiful to see this happen.
When, again, this goes back to the DNC audit audition process
that we heard Donald Brazil out earlier. And Sally Yates walks
in the room. Sally Yates, if you don't remember, just a few weeks
ago, she is the assistant. She Assistant Attorney General, I
think, or assistant was
the Assistant Attorney General and was acting Attorney General
when before they could get the sessions in, right.
And she said, Oh, I'm just not going to follow these policies.
And she stood up. I'm standing up speaking truth to power. So
she walks in with I think she walked in with what's his face
holder shoot the power. And while you can hear the here it
is the Ultimate Universe materializes. And of course, at
the center of our journey, there is Rachel Maddow.
So I mean, you look at somebody like Sally Yates before one
month ago, she had this interesting and accomplished but
fairly low profile career as a as a prosecutor and as a Justice
Department official. Now she is a household name. In moments
like this
household name,
I'm not so sure about that. I don't think so. But in
her universe, maybe she is we don't know. Now she
is a household name. In moments like this, in moments of
political transition, you never know who's going to be called to
rise to the occasion. You never know who's going to become an
overnight hero because adherence is they find themselves in or
because of actions. They feel my conscience they must take a look
at that. Sally Yates is from Georgia. She's from Atlanta.
This is Sally Yates last week see her in the foreground there.
This is an event at the Carter Center in Georgia. She walks
into this room this event at the Carter Center. She's with former
Attorney General Eric Holder and you can see she's embarrassed
she's blessing there but she's sort of overwhelmed by the
unexpected standing ovation that greets her at the Carter Center.
Sally X was not even there to be in that event. She was not there
to be on stage or
she was on this we know why she was there. She was there to be
to be trotted around as a little little good luck charm. Look,
we've got sad and it's true John people just stood up and they're
clapping Oh my god. This she is. She's She spoke truth
to power beyond a
panel or anything. She was just there to sit in the audience.
But she walks in the room no introduction necessary.
Everybody knows who she is. She gets a sustained and
overwhelming standing ovation backs up to let her soak in the
applause. And even though she's not part of that event, she's
not on the stage. She's not part of the panel. The audience
questions at that event at the Carter Center last week ended up
getting directed at her Sally Yates. Will you please run for
Congress? Sally Yates, will you please run for Senate Sally
Yates we all know who you are now. We'd love you to run.
Georgia Democrats now say they are seriously lobbying Sally
Yates to run for Georgia Governor and that seat opens up
next year. Where did this Ultimate Universe story come
from?
game from the alternate universe.
Unbelievable. Now we've been talking about is pretty good.
That's a good clip. Well wait until you hear this one. And
this comes from the CNBC. It's a serious report. I guess. Maybe
it was meant only for weekend release. Now they do something
interesting in this report, they connect the Mandela effect to
the alternate universe, which is completely incorrect because
we've explored the Mandela effect. But the well listen to
it. We believe that there are alternate universes in play
right now. And one theory that exists is that these ultra split
the riff, the split happened when CERN kicked on the Large
Hadron Collider again. And CNBC went out and talked to those
guys about it.
We are not living in an alternate reality in case you
were worried. That's according to physicist and the European
organization of nuclear research or CERN for short. A
spokesperson with the agency was responding to a trending idea
that experiments at CERN caused the world to shift into an
alternate reality in which Donald Trump became president.
The CERN spokesman said people shouldn't confuse the agency's
work with science fiction. CERN is best known for its large
hadron collider a massive particle accelerator in Europe
used to study sub atomic physics, believers in the
strange theory site the Mandela effect the phenomena that occurs
when large groups people believe something that isn't true. They
believe the effect has become more common since starting began
staging its experiments. The bottom line rest assured the
physicists have labeled this as fake news.
So much in this. I love it.
And this is NBC, CNBC. Oh seeing? Well, that's actually
CNBC is probably some tries to be the most objective. Yes,
because they're just talking about stock market stuff.
So here's what I don't hear a good here's what I don't
understand what physicist would say, not no, of course not.
There's no you're not living in an alternate reality. But you
wouldn't as a true physicist say, but it's possible.
I think, yeah, there has to be maybe there's a number of
dimensions going on here. But but there is all these
dimensions, simultaneous are running. They could be running
beside each other and then all of a sudden appear in the same
at the same point the same time. Maybe How can you how can you do
it? It explains what we're witnessing.
But how can you say it's, it's not true? It's not happening
without saying, you know, it's possible.
It's possible. Yeah, most of the physicists are Yeah, they're the
ones that believe it. Yeah, really high end physicist. You
really have to be crazy because your brain has got it it's just
completely just dissociated because the theories and the
stuff you understand you actually understand it's not
normal.
No, but it's also not normal not to acknowledge it acknowledge
the possibility
they could be it could be some sort of physics training and a
physicist training Okay boys we're going to do you're going
to hear this this and that and this and that Dear Do not even
get into it.
But it was to me almost more interesting is then saying that
this is because of the Mandela Effect definition. According to
NBC News, CNBC Mandela Effect is when large group of people
believe things that are not true. That's not the Mandela
Effect. That's not what that is.
No, it's not that that's not anything near what it is. Yeah.
And then somehow tie it all into Hey, it's fake news.
You're unbelievable. Really. That's your that's what you came
up with can even put a story together.
We need to get out of the story. I need an ending. You know, just
say it's fake news. Okay, thanks. Good. Got it. Good to
go. Thank you perfect. Exactly what we wanted
and then of course I have
oh, I have I have one more.
I've got a couple okay, go play that while just
I'm gonna I'm gonna move away. I'm gonna move away Wait, you
know what you see well, well, when I play the view, you know
that there's something else coming so this is just an
example of their alternate universe and of course
okay before you play it play my ISO screamer play it
yeah hold
on I'm I don't have my regular setup. I'm trying to go
dementia Alzheimer's a bus must among other things.
What is this what is that
it's some raving lunatic that one of those staged you know,
these these these town halls as these women are standing up now
they're just ranting about offensive crazy stuff. That's
fantastic. What did she say? I couldn't hear it. Exactly. My
husband suffered from Alzheimer's and I don't know if
you have insurance and this is gonna cause just ranting it's
ranting
my husband but dementia Alzheimer's A plus month among
other things. Damn. Multiple other
thing multiple other things easy. Oh, and I'm gonna put that
away on on the Screamer. Put that in your show. All right.
This leads up to tonight Joy bay here on the view.
That's the thing I feel that you know to whom much is given much
is required. And you have this significant significant
plus I'm sorry, I should probably set it up by saying,
this is about the conversation of tonight during the academy
awards presentation, that there will be lots of political
speeches. Should they do it? Should they not do it? That's
the conversation. That's the
thing. I feel that you know, to whom much is given, much is
required. And you have this significant significant
platform. Why not use it to for social justice? Why not use it
to make the point because it's
one view it's one view off the country? Yeah, but it's
repeated. I've never seen an award show in Hollywood and sat
back and been like, wow, they're advocating for a right wing
caught on so in Toronto. You're pushing into Donald Trump the
biggest celebrity in the world. I have to listen to his baloney
every minute
I want to hear from some other celebrities. I don't want to
hear on that celebrity anymore. People are really divorced
baloney
Okay, well here we go. We just you brought it up you open it
you opened up the line of questioning I did you open the
door so I get to play this was from the Spirit Awards. This is
be very similar what you're going to hear in the Academy
Awards tonight. This is Casey Affleck and he is received an
award for he may I don't think is gonna receive it again. But
he received the award for Best Actor yes for my guess I don't
know what the movie was but Manchester by the Sea just say
Loma last year almost always write it down. No, this wasn't
well, that's the only one I'm just gonna say still don't know
whether it's below and it's gonna sweep or not. But here's
the somebody explained lala land as as a love letter to Los
Angeles and everyone that's in the academy is in there. And
they may vote it in. That's why
I read that. And actually, it said, really, really bad for
Hollywood movies. I haven't seen lala land, but apparently it's a
lampooning or take off. I
have tried to watch it twice on the screener, I have ever
screener. And I have yet to watch it because it's just so
corny. I just don't just dad anyway. But here's Casey Affleck
accepting his award, this is the kind of thing you'll probably
hear, I thought it'd be worth recording you
I love you too, for making creating this opportunity. And
now I'm going to do something that I know I shouldn't do, but
they I should just whisper to myself in the bathroom. And I
have whispered it to myself in the bathroom. But I feel like
increasingly my kids don't listen to me unless it's
something I'm saying on TV. So I just want to say that the
policies of this administration are abhorrent and they will not
last they won't
you don't have to clap out of obligation now they'll get over
quicker if I just wrap up and they're really unAmerican. And
also I you know, was as I was reading something as far as mom
wrote to this week and she said that it's a time to to struggle
for the future the soul of our nation and I so I know this is
feels preachy and boring. And I'm preaching to the choir, but
I'm just lending my little voice to the to the chorus here and
saying that's all of you. You you you are struggling you're
doing it so so well and speaking up and I'm really proud to be
part of this community for that reason and and because we can be
trophies and UCaaS pain movies and stuff like that, so thank
you all very very much. Thank you
he clearly has a problem clearly has a problem parenting his kids
you know, this is Yes, really? Absolutely. And he's always
mumbling in the bathroom apparently Yeah. But this
preaching to the choir this is if this is going to be at the
Academy Awards, you're going to have to put a stop to this was
the worst but now kind of statement about a guy who has
been in office for a month he hasn't really done one thing or
another so much so that you can condemn him and saying it's the
worst ever and all the rest of it. This is not going to be a
pleasant Academy Awards. If you're going to have this kind
of speech is boring. It's going
to be well maybe, maybe we should do a drinking game. Every
time the color orange is is mentioned have a drink. Cheetos,
Cheetos have a drink small hands have a drink? Yeah. Putin,
Putin, Putin, you have a drink of vodka.
Putin. I'm just I'm not looking forward to this and the movies
don't look that good either. This whole this is going to be a
bad Academy Award.
And I have to say that Tina, the keeper and I since we're here
visiting, we're going to dinner with a dude named Ben here and
his and his wife and we're recording it at home. We'll
watch it tomorrow night. I need it for professional reasons. I
have to have a report obviously. I have to see what's going on.
But yeah, it's gonna be horrible. But today's show and
the New York Times they're all in.
No matter who wins politics will likely take the stage Sunday if
recent award shows like The Golden Globes or any indication
we need the principled press to hold power to account to
what is the principle press exactly the principle that's the
new one good
catch the principle press to how that means the New York Times
and WaPo law Ba ba ba ba ba
on the principled press let me write that down. She says the
principal the principal press
yeah holder Oh yeah, they're locals Hey all you losers run in
the principal press A losers just shut down. That's insulting
account to call them on the carpet for every
Was it something else it was the principal press the hold power
to account I think
it's a full press to hold power to account to to call them on
the carpet for a column on
the column on the carpet like alliteration like that column on
the carpet well, so we can do more Alliteration is good. I
like her a lot is fun column on the carpet.
The truth is our nation is more divided than ever.
The New York Times will even debut its first ever Oscars ad
with the message The truth is more important than ever. The
sign that with millions watching Hollywood's biggest night could
become its most political.
But I don't understand it is the New York Times making ads
they did an ad they've done ads before like 3040 years ago and
they did an ad a TV ad for the I guess they're gonna I think it's
been running or they're gonna run it and
why why are they doing that? What what is i? I'm curious.
I don't know why not? You mentioned it there. Again
preaching to the choir. I have no idea. Back to me, Mr.
Encouraged here's it here's an idea. Here's a thought is a
conspiracy thought. Oh, the idea is to treat it's like an ad with
trigger words in it. That'll get these these crazy actors and
actresses to start. Go nuts on the stage. Yeah, okay. Good.
It's got to be you know, this world sucks because of this
redheaded green eyed monster that's in the office Pumpkinhead
Cheeto man. Yeah, you're right. It's, it's a validation is what
it is validating what the actors can now do. It's an obvious a
wink, wink, nudge nudge, it's okay. You go actors, were all
behind you
be taking notes, because this is going to be good material,
you're gonna get a lot of free publicity. So go for it because
we're with you. They're gonna ruin their careers potentially.
But that you New York Times you're gonna write it up in
positive way.
I introduce you to villain character actor Robert Davi
earlier, he has a very good idea for all of these fabulous
Hollywood actors and other people accepting awards, its
people attending in general, he says, this is this is great. I
love that you are have such big hearts for the way in actuality,
he wrote an open letter to Hollywood and to the to the
academy about this. And his argument was, you know, why not
let immigrants legal and illegal. Enjoy all of America
and invite them as your guest to the Academy Awards.
3500 seats at the Oscars. And there's other parties all around
town, the Vanity Fair party, let them come as guests get 3000
tickets to the illegal immigrants, the criminals, the
refugees, let them enjoy the whip game. And the governor's
ball and the entertainment. I think it's about time, that
Hollywood, which they do great things, and I respect all those
talents. Yes, away. I disagree vehemently the message that
giving America so I want to have all of the migrants I ask all of
you, if you're listening to me, converge on Hollywood Boulevard
and the night of the Oscars and be guests of all the people that
believe we should have a country of no law and no order. And I
don't want any barriers. And I say that the men in blue, the
police officers, Hollywood shouldn't hire them to protect
them. And of course not they shouldn't have those
protections. I mean, the hypocrisy of it all, you know,
and then after the party bring tents and camp out in Bel Air is
nine acre homes. A lot of acres, I think they should camp out
there and see what see what happens. I mean, we're off and
this is with love. And
that's how you sign the peace.
Great Love.
I think we should even that, you know just even invite some of
them right there from wherever they might be in Budapest right
now. And bring them over and say, Come on, baby. Come to the
ashram. I mean, it's sad that they don't know. Look at this. A
lot of people let me let me with the caveat of this. A lot of
people in Hollywood have big hearts. A lot of talents have
big hearts, but a lot of do they share? Absolutely. And they do
great things. But for some reason they've lost sight of the
American worker. They've lost sight of America, the blue
collar of America, and what America stood for,
you're gonna lose sight of your career, but I appreciate what
you're saying. Very funny.
Well, you get hired by James Woods. Yeah, he produces. I like
the little micro aggression there from the Jew calling the
air the A Rabb, Habibi, and it was very, very nice little micro
aggression.
micro grid. Guys good.
I thought it was fantastic.
It's getting better by the week. Our show is improving because of
the craziness of the second dimension.
We're Yes. Oh, the second dimension very nice.
Yeah, we were about to
display some loss. Here's a here's the hit when others
actually I got a I got a lot of clips left but we're gonna run
time man
bro. Okay, but we'll do one more and then we'll go to break for
the D block.
Okay, well let's go. I've got a Lionell rant that is pretty.
Normally we Lionel's on our T and lineups and X Lor used to be
on W. W ABC or one of these stations in New York. And he
would do always do these rants, which is rare in television
nowadays, but but this particular rant is good because
and I'm not going to run these rants. Maybe once a year on
disobey yet. It's short, it's a little rant. And he he does a
little twist at the end that I just thought was very creative.
Because Because he He does it so well. He's really a good renter.
And the
longest time the American public has been held hostage by these
people who've had a monopoly with this party humoristic
attitude that they know better. And let me let everyone around
the world know this. You have no idea. They 24/7 incessant
drumbeat of everything that is anti Trump. Look, I'm not
standing up for the man. I didn't vote for that, man. I'm
not here to push his agenda. I'm telling you the facts.
Everything about Trump, his family, his daughter, his son's
how much his hands his color of his skin. But I've got a little
news for these folks, because they don't realize it. You know,
sometimes when a star burns out millions of years ago, it takes
a long time for the light to reach the Earth. And you think
you still see the star, but it's not there. That's the mainstream
media. They don't know they're dead.
I agree. Yeah, we've been fighting fake news for the
entire life of the show.
The show, that's what deconstruction does. It shows
that you've got the basis for the stories are bogus or they're
or they're controlled by a public relations company or all
the sort of things that you run into. Maybe then now that
they've got by by the way, native advertising just makes it
just the jaw may have makes it Yeah,
exactly. Well, it's a slow motion collapse was the music
business was first. Number one album this week, with a whopping
whopping 17,000 sold is the soundtrack to lala land. Come
on, people. Come on, there's no music business anymore.
Everything else books are still kind of doing pretty decent. I
guess. This Yeah, the sharing culture. It's
a very old fashion. Yeah. Well, I mean, the music you know, it's
really doing okay, no, no music, business.
Music, business music. Yeah, that's like saying, there's no
there's no writing, you know, of course.
There's always writing there's always music. People like to
play music lessons, people like to sing.
Radio is dying radio news business is doing
fine. It's just like scattered now. And it's all over the
place. And the big giant, behemoth sir having trouble
because they can make their model work over the internet.
Yes. It's just that simple.
Before we go, and thank a few more people, the Trump
administration changed the guidance on use of bathrooms,
transgender bathrooms, or transgender, which bathrooms
they want to use. This is mainly towards schools, and was very
clear, this is a states rights issue, send it back. I don't
want to go down the marijuana route. But I do want to say that
also maybe this maybe it's a red herring, and they're gonna use
that and say, You know what, we're also sending marijuana
back to the States, which is also where that belongs. But the
transgender issue like this is guidance, which you pointed out
perfectly on the previous program that didn't, you know,
the guidance is still valid. It's still there. It's just, you
know, the Trump administration is now saying we shouldn't be
providing you guidance. If you want to read it. That's what we
thought. But that should be something that you arrange in
your own state, which is, I think appropriate. And I think
most liberals who are all for marijuana seem to think the same
thing. So there's a lot of confusion. And,
yeah, you'll start with marijuana, or I didn't know why
not this a lot of double standards, make up your minds.
But this transgender thing is a big deal. And it comes out in
the backdrop in the background of an updated report from the
American College of Pediatricians wishes. You know,
it's a real group. It's a it's a tracer trade organization, I
guess what you'd call it? Yeah, I
think it would be something like that. And they've update a lot
of conferences and they all talk to each other and they learned
what's going on. And I wanted
to share this because the star that has long ago burned out and
who's like we We'll see the mainstream corporate media does
not report on this gender ideology harms children. This is
from the pediatricians and I think it's worth reading. The
American College of pediatric pediatricians urges healthcare
professionals, educators and legislators to reject all
policies that conditioned children to accept as normal a
life of chemical and surgical impersonation of the opposite
sex facts not ideology determined reality. No, I'm not
I think about I want to make sure this is not some crazy
organization. But what I can see this these guys are legit. So
here are their arguments. One, human sexuality is an objective
biological binary trait. X, Y and X X are genetic markers of
male and female respectively, not genetic markers of a
disorder. So now they're calling it a disorder. The norm for
human is designed to be conceived either male or female
human sexuality is binary by design with the obvious purpose
being the reproduction and flourishing of our species. The
principle is self evident, the exceedingly rare disorders of
sexual development, s DSDS. sexual development disorder,
including but not limited to testicular feminization and
congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Whoa, are all medically
identifiable deviations from the sexual go from the sexual binary
norm and are low and what
he said because it's funny the way the positional Whoa man Jack
the
stoner dude, he get like to stick in her feminization and
congenital adrenal hyperplasia. Oh man, individual with DSDS
also referred to as intersex, intersex do not constitute a
third sex to no one is born with a gender. Everyone is born with
a biological sex, gender and psychological concept not an
objective biological one. I don't have to go into detail on
that. Three a person's belief that he or she is something they
are not is at best a sign of confused thinking. I can't wait
for this to grow. Someone should report on this. When an
otherwise healthy bank
when an otherworldly you have to have meetings to report on this.
Oh, geez, what are we going to do? Oh, it'd
be horrible. When when an otherwise healthy biological boy
believes he is a girl or an otherwise healthy biological
girl believes she is a boy. And objective psychological problem
exists that lies in the mind, not the body and it should be
treated as such. These children suffer from gender dysphoria.
Gender dysphoria, GED formerly listed as gender identity
disorder is recognized as a recognized mental disorder. In
the most recent edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical
Manual, the American Psychiatric Association DSM five, the
psychodynamic and social learning theories of gender
disorder and gender identity disorder. Having never been
disproven for puberty is not a disease and puberty blocking
hormones can be dangerous. Yeah, this is this is this is crazy
stuff is happening. reversible or not puberty blocking hormones
induce a state of disease, the absence of puberty, and inhibit
growth and fertility and a previously biologically healthy
child. And these people have something to say about so called
what is it? Conversion therapy? No, that's horrible. But this
not just blocking puberty. According to the DSM, the FDA as
DSM five, which of course, I think is full of shit, but okay,
as many as 98% on there you go. Have gender confused boys and
88% of gender confused girls eventually accept their
biological sex after naturally passing through puberty. That
says really, this is some good information here.
Now you got to dope the kids up before that happens. Yeah.
Parents are all in on this. By the way. It's there's a lot of
like Munchausen by proxy people that just let their kid you
know, become a freak because they just you know, it's a great
idea. So little 12 year old next thing you know, there. Oh,
little Johnny, let's cut his dick off. It's gonna be great.
Because then we have a kid a great kid that would really get
a lot of get us a lot of attention.
Oh, man, do you? You know, there's some of that going on.
And it's probably
the there's a lot of going on. We've talked we've had clips
with these parents. You know, it's what he wants.
Yeah. It's the parents like that Casey Affleck who can't
discipline his kids, and that's who's doing this. Yeah. Instead
mumbles in the bathroom
and that and that and I don't take that back. I'll take that
back. You can do whatever you want to do. You can let your kid
do whatever you do want to do. I really don't care. It's all fine
with me bit and I hope it really makes everybody happy. So I have
no problem whatsoever. I know plenty of trans people. I don't
care. I really don't care. But I think this is important for me.
ation for parents and children alike and educators and all
kinds of people. A couple more here.
We have a lot of trans listeners. Yes, we do of course.
And you know, a lot of it could be from the Atrazine or a lot of
it can be natural because cameras I think exist, you have
both male and female DNA in you and you got to make a choice and
sometimes it creates all kinds of problems. There's a lot of
issues here. But I think what we're talking about so we don't
offend any of those particular listeners, we're talking about a
kid like 11 year old who is
younger and younger and we're talking seven year olds seven
six
by the by this parents who are freaks. And as the freaks were
talking about that they're gonna start giving the kid do all
kinds of crazy drugs, yeah, to screw them up. And that instead
of letting them develop naturally, check it
out pre six pre pubertal. Children who use puberty
blockers to impersonate the opposite sex will require cross
sex hormones in late adolescence. This combination
leads to permanent sterility, these children will never become
I got a lump in my throat is horrible. These children will
never be able to conceive any genetically related children
even via artificial reproductive technology. In addition, cross
sex hormones testosterone and estrogen are associated with
dangerous health risks including but not limited to cardiac
disease, high blood pressure, blood clots, stroke, diabetes
and cancer. Anal leakage I think, too, but they didn't put
that in the seven. rates of suicide are nearly 20 times
greater among adults who use cross sex hormones and undergo
sex reassignment surgery even in Sweden, which is among the most
LGBTQ affirming countries. What compassionate and reasonable
person that says here would condemn young children to this
fate knowing that after puberty as many as 88% of girls and 98%
of boys will eventually accept reality and achieve a state of
mental and physical health. Aid conditioning children into
believing a lifetime of chemical and surgical impersonation of
the opposite sex is normal and helpful is child abuse.
Whoa, there they go. Well, that's what you've been saying
all along. Yeah, that's
why I dinged him, endorsing gender discordance, as normal
via public education and legal policies will confuse children
and parents, leading more children to present gender
clinics and leading more children to present to gender
clinics in quotes. I guess that's where they go to the
school and this is hey, we're gonna have a little session a
gender clinic, where they will be given puberty blocking drugs.
This in turn virtually ensures they will choose a lifetime of
carcinogenic and otherwise toxic cross sex hormones, and likely
considered unnecessary surgical mutilation of their healthy body
parts as young adults. signed by President the American College
of Pediatricians, Vice President of the American College of
Pediatricians, Distinguished Service Professor of Psychiatry
at Johns Hopkins Medical Center, former psychiatrist in chief at
John Hopkins Medical Center, I'll read that again, former
psychiatrist in chief at John Hopkins Medical Center. But this
is how the mainstream media talks about it. What's striking
to me is that the President is willing to wade into this area
of denying students rights right at a time when gay rights have
come so far so fast in this country and really has been a
bipartisan two, also striking to me that as with the Supreme
Court Justice pick, he is perfectly happy to spark a huge
ideological battle. It helps him unite conservatives, even social
conservatives at a time when he's got low approval ratings,
and where there's not just the left, but also aspects of the
center politically opposed. The President is beginning to tear
up the social fabric of the country. In addition, he's
threatening to take away a major new entitlement which has been
given to they're
talking about rights and entitlements. But what about the
child abuse? The children
the unbeliever was a
transgender or a crossdresser, who wrote a note in saying that
he made and I think he's in the Bay Area, or she or he, when he
was a he, or there was he, the person said that there's a huge
schism in the in that community. Oh, and he says the schism as
far as he could tell, was there were two types of transgender
folks or including the cross dressers as confusing he said
that the ones who took hormones to maintain like voice and some
of these other
which is not which is not Caitlyn Jenner I might point out
right? The ones who took hormones, and I think it applies
to Caitlyn Jenner to do want all these is all of them that take
hormones all voted for Hillary and all the ones that didn't
take hormones all voted for Trump. Really? Yeah. Huh.
Well, that's interesting. Yeah. Well, and that that does fall
right in line with Caitlyn Jenner who was a Republican and
yet voted for Trump. But I didn't clip it but she came out
and did this thing about the transgendered because it was, it
seemed like just looking at Bruce and I want I'm sorry,
Caitlin, I want to remind everyone your assertion early on
was this is going to end huge book deal. They already had the
reality show not the big success they wanted because guess what
is boring. They have a very boring topic. Sorry. Yes. Very
boring. Very boring. Yeah. And, and so Caitlyn Jenner did this
piece what Oh, Mr. Trump, you know, call me you got to Dan was
tweeting about it. I saw the video, which was really it was
just so crappy, but it looked like you know, Caitlyn just
threw on a dress and have no makeup didn't even try to
confuse to disguise the boys, which is very annoying, but it's
not it. That's not typical. I will say that's not typical of
the chan transgender path to not attempt to change your voice.
And I don't know. I don't know that he I would say he's
definitely not on hormones. That's for sure. Definitely not.
And when we're selling, we're still we're still expecting the
the big documentary and the book deal. When he tried it when she
transitions best. It happened overnight.
No, it doesn't.
I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine
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much. I saw a tweet yesterday of a night ring with a certificate
in the ceiling wax. So it's good. Yeah. Look at look at my
retweets. Look at my retweets, baby. That's why it's
all happening. One of our producers sent us a piece and
they sent a page from the New York Times and I wanted to
delete mention it because it was Nicholas Kristof wrote it. It
was. And I just had a quote from one paragraph. This is again,
you know, one of the this is the whole New York Times you can
look at the New York Times, especially the Op Ed pages, just
Trump hate. It's unbelievable. Husbands are deadlier than
terrorists is the headline. He's got a graph in here he says,
Above all fear spouses. He's talking about terrorists and
this bullcrap that these muzzles, anyone's dangerous at
all. Above all fear spouses, husbands are incomparably more
deadly in America than jihadist terrorists. Because the husbands
are so deadly in part because in America they have ready access
to firearms, even when they have a history of violence. I don't
do it I want to thank that's Andrew M. Andrew Jones
don't RAF derive grant grant Greenwald was on Democracy
Now. And I felt like I was kind of how's he look diseases?
I gotta tell you it's almost gone. Okay, good. Now there was
there was an odd shadow on that side of his face the right side
of his face. I couldn't tell if that was just the lighting. He
also is still kind of turning his head away a little bit
which is the left side of his face and had the Bell's Palsy
but it's the right side that
look that look weird. There was less nose left for the viewers
right for him. I'm pretty sure No,
no, he was on the for the viewers the right side. No,
it was the left side. Well, no, it was not the left side
bothered me.
Let you don't remember the side that's yeah, I do.
Man. Mandela, Mandela effect that's Mandela Effect.
Good be could be. God doesn't no doubt about it. And maybe
he never had palsy at all.
How about I got you there. That's even better.
He is definitely a Trump hater. But he speaks truth to truth.
And he came on he talked about what is going on within the deep
state. Yes,
he he Yeah. Well, one thing he is also a deep state hater.
Yeah. And he's also a hater of people who exaggerated he I kind
of think what he's thinking about with this Trump hate is
hey, let's hate Trump for the right reason.
Yeah, that's, that is
a great way to categorize it. Yeah, exactly. three parter, and
well worth it. I feel. Here he is. And he makes an accusation
about the deep state, which, of course, is the intelligence
agencies and, and the Dutch apparatus that is working
underneath the the top level government, we see one of
the main priorities of the CIA for the last five years has been
a proxy war in Syria, designed to achieve regime change with
the Assad regime. Hillary Clinton was not only for that
she was critical of Obama for not allowing it to go further
and wanted to impose a no fly zone in Syria and confront the
Russians. Donald Trump took exactly the opposite view. He
said, We shouldn't care who rules Syria, we should allow the
Russians and even help the Russians kill ISIS and al Qaeda
and other people in Syria. So Trump's agenda that he ran on
was completely antithetical to what the CIA wanted Clintons was
exactly what the CIA wanted. And so they were behind her. And so
they've been trying to undermine Trump for many months throughout
the election. And now that he won, they are not just
undermining him with the leaks, but actively subverting him.
There's claims that they're withholding information from him
on the grounds that they don't think he should have it and can
be trusted with it. They are empowering themselves to enact
policy.
I hadn't heard about this withholding information. We had
a clip on the last show and then I for some, whatever reason, I
don't remember don't recall it. Yeah. And he's been bitching
about it. And rightfully so.
He was always bullcrap. He's just he gets everything. No, we
had a clip in the last show from an ex CIA guy. Oh, yeah. Who Oh,
yes, yes, yes, I remember I remember who bitched about it
too.
This of course, is dangerous. According to Greenwald.
Now, it is good to think that
the Trump presidency is extremely dangerous. You just
listed off in your news count your newscast. that led the show
many reasons. They want to dismantle the environment, they
want to eliminate the safety net, they want to empower
billionaires. They want to enact bigoted policies against Muslims
and immigrants and so many others. And it is important to
resist them. And there are lots of really great ways to resist
them, such as getting courts to restrain them. citizen activism
and most important of all, having the Democratic Party
engage in self critique to ask itself how it can be a more
effective political force in United States after his collapse
on all levels. That isn't what this resistance is now doing.
What they're doing instead is trying to take maybe the only
faction worse than Donald Trump,
you nailed it, John's exactly what he wants,
which is the deep state the CIA with his histories of atrocities
and say they ought to almost engage in like a soft coup,
where they take the elected president and prevent him from
enacting his policies. And I think it is extremely dangerous
to do that. And so the urge that the CIA and the intelligence
community Empower itself to undermine the elected branches
of government is insanity. That is a prescription for destroying
democracy overnight in the name of saving it. And yet, that's
what so many, not just Neo cons, but the neocons allies and the
Democratic Party are now urging and cheering and it's incredibly
warped and dangerous to watch them do that.
Yes, yep. Yeah. Rob, Rob Reiner. Yeah, great
example. Exactly. final clip in the series here. And of course,
Greenwald knows a lot about dealing with confidential
information. He was part of the entire system that published
Snowdens data. But there's, of course, a big double standard.
For example, there have been lots of claims made about the
communications that General Flynn had with Russian
diplomats, and what these transcripts supposedly reflect,
and yet nobody has seen the transcripts. We've seen little
bits and pieces of them. We haven't seen the whole
transcript, we ought to see that whole transcript and my
colleague, John Schwartz, who wrote that piece is absolutely
right, that it's within President power, Trump's power
to order it instantly declassified, there's no review
of that decision, and then it can be made public. On the other
hand, it is really bizarre to hear people suggest that the
President now oughta take the most sensitive intercepts that
the government is capable of obtaining, which is how they
eavesdrop on Russian officials inside the Kremlin, and just
toss them to the public. Like there's no problem at all with
with doing that. I think that what you're seeing here is this
really disturbing double standard, that all we've heard
since the war on terror is that classified information is
sacred. And anybody who leaks it is treasonous and satanic and
belongs in jail for a really long time. And now classified
information seems to be something that's just a play
thing, like something that we just toss around for fun, if it
serves a certain agenda, and I think that that's one of the
issues that's bothering me about the way this discourse is
unfolding.
I have such hope for Glenn Greenwald as a unifier of the
split universe.
Hey, where are the unifiers of the split universe? We're
straddling is not
I forgot, we're struggling. We're stragglers. I need a t
shirt. I'm a straggler. It's all nice to say. Now, I'd like him.
I like Greenwald. I don't agree with him. But I like a lot of
things. But But do you catch wind of all this? To me, it
seemed a little coincidental that it comes out right now
about the Germans of BSD which we pretty much have a clip.
Great because because these guys are good. BSD is well known.
These guys are great spies. They're the BSB end of Serbia, a
big white house at BSD. That's li ng is, yeah,
there's fine. Yeah. And by the way, when this report came out,
I thought the exact same thing this is very odd that this is
coming out right now and why I didn't get the white part. Well,
we'll discuss it backlash
against the German Federal Intelligence Service, the BND
after it was alleged that had been spying on foreign
journalists for more than 15 years. A German news outlet Der
Spiegel claims the BBC New York Times and Reuters are among
those being monitored. Paul Aslan has more from Berlin.
There's a lot of anger and outrage here in Germany over
this whole incident data. Spiegel magazine and this
weekend edition has published allegations that the German
Foreign Intelligence Service the BND was spying for several years
over a number of media organizations. Now these include
the BBC, the allegations are of spying on its headquarters in
London, also on its bureau in Afghanistan and the BBC World
Service, which is of course its radio, spying, also of the New
York Times in its Afghanistan office and waiting is in both
its Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria bureaus as well as other
media organizations. Now we understand that the BND has the
telephone numbers of at least 50 media houses as well as
journalists, and not just their telephone numbers, but also the
fax numbers and the email addresses and that the
surveillance goes back as far as 1999.
Yeah, you know what, you know, what amazes me? Are these
journalists so arrogant that they don't think that, Oh, we
don't have to encrypt anything or use any precautions where the
media? Were the press? I'm surprised they're listening to
us. Are they really?
Are they not sure what to make of that? I guess they are, must
be listed or maybe aware of it. I mean, we don't know they're
not aware of it. They never talked to any of them. No, were
you aware that the Germans are spying on Yeah, we kind of
suspected you could say that. It's possible.
kind of figure kinda.
We have mostly you know, a view sometimes I'm more you're
meeting or it's Although today's journalists on the phone all the
time. But you have a lot of meetings in person that can do
much there. Right. I mean, they could but it's the depth. No.
Were you worried at the planet bug in advance? Yeah, hard.
Let's keep going to the same place all the time, then. I'm
sure there's rigged. I
I saw as I was, I was watching C span. I saw Kasich come out of
the White House. Now Kasich ran against a ran in the you know,
in the Republican primaries here in the United States,
he was eliminated fast. He just, uh, just annoying. That's the
reason I think, yeah, but he was kind of a monkey mouse. And he's
very annoying, and he likes to, he's what I thought more of a
braggart than Trump. And he was this, we did that we did this,
we did that.
And he was very anti Trump.
So hated him. I think he called him some he says, Well, that's
why you're at the end of the line. They're like the last
place.
So he comes. Now he already has kind of like a dazed look on his
face. Most of the time, like, I kind of like, you know, old dog.
I can no other way. So dog look at a dog. And he came out like,
shuffling. And he looked, he looked like someone who was who
put a house coat on him. It looked like a confused dude.
Yeah. How did I get here? What
is your football game on later?
And the reason is, because not only did he have a nice meeting
with the President, but they're kind of agreeing on all the same
things. In particular, when it comes to the Affordable Health
Care Act.
We had a had a long meeting with the President in the Oval
Office, I'd say for about I don't know three. And I
did snip out a lot of pauses. Because it's just I'm saying
that because he was confused. He was taken a while to get through
his words from time to time, the minutes of
it, it was the two of us. And I would I would tell you, the
President was very responsive to my concerns about the Affordable
Care Act, Medicaid expansion. He said he was very intrigued with
the idea. And he's going to have a meeting tomorrow at his
direction to to the Secretary Price. So we'll have a meeting
tomorrow to talk about the details of the things that my
team has been working on. I don't know where that will all
go. But I will tell you that the President was, you know, he
listened very carefully to what I had to say about it and had a
very positive response. And he was very open to it and a number
of questions and and then he was able to call a couple other
people. And we talked about the whole range of issues, including
the high cost of pharmaceuticals contained in the Medicaid plan,
which is very interesting. I made my suggestions about what
we should do in regard to those rising costs.
If your opinion of the president changed at all, you didn't seem
particularly impressed with him as a as an individual during
the man is the President United States. It's sort of like being
on an airplane. You want to root for the pilot. But if you're on
the airplane with the pilot, I mean, you don't want the pilot
to screw up.
Oh, nothing's nothing but since and I liked the little nugget in
there, expanding Medicaid, which is something you've been talking
about. No, I've been talking about expanding Medicare.
Now he said maybe I thought he said medic. Well, then then I'm
not so happy about that nugget. You say Medicaid or Medicare?
I guess I don't know. I don't you mentioned I didn't know that
was the nugget.
That's what I thought that nugget was when maybe well what
is it? What is expanding Medicaid then that makes no
sense.
Read Medicaid is everywhere. I mean, right now it's kind of an
emergency. It's like, it's like to fall back. On the idea I had
to do a show we're getting it. We gotta get some, some solid.
Maybe meant Medicare I mean the only way to go is just to do
Medicare for everyone the system's already set up. It's
known to work and then you can go after these drug companies do
you have the clip? That it was last shows clip about the no
neurotoxin or note note something is in caps. I was
gonna move it to today's show and men play it but it's on the
neurotoxin it's our no knock sudden there's something it's
that stuff that you can shoot up you shoot up heroin overdoses
with
Oh no, that's
but whatever it is.
I'm gonna look I'm gonna look I'm gonna look at the last
program 906
Yeah, okay, here we go.
Looking under N Knox alone. Knox alone. Ox alone, Knox alone.
Alright, playing Knox lock
stone into the hands of opioid users and their loved ones in
California and you can now buy the drug and pharmacies with or
without a prescription. But as the push to distribute naloxone
grows, so too, has its price.
It just makes me so angry to hear that because it is such an
old medication. Because it's a generic medication
decades ago for medical professionals a shot cost
anywhere from 20 cents to $1. But the price of some Naloxone
products recently jumped one injectable used as a nasal spray
saw a price increase of 95%. A multi dose vial went up by 129%.
The massive increase in the price of that medication is is
scandalous.
But the most dramatic increase is with a new easy to use auto
injector called FCO and 2014 a two pack listed at $690. Today
it's priced at $4,500. A 550%. Increase. Some ER doctors see
these price increases as Gougeon
Ah, yes think I was not think as gouging
it gets worse. I wasn't even gonna play this clip. But now
that you played that one, Steve Steven Weissman, former hospital
administrator, I think a hospital in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. Sure. He opens up here about pricing within the
insurance system, you
can call me a cynic. But the healthcare industry spends more
on lobbying in the oil and gas industry, defense industry and
aerospace industry combined. And I can tell you that all all our
pilot politicians are approaching the problem from the
wrong end. Everybody has everybody's got a health care
plan packer, which you probably know better than anybody else in
the country. It's repeal Obamacare, replace Obamacare,
amend Obamacare. And all of the plans are based on the false
idea that we have an insurance problem in the United States,
when what we really have in the United States is a Healthcare
Billing problem. And medical price problem, insurance is only
there to pay the medical bills, right medical bills is what the
real problem is. The one the one thing that every politician
avoids talking about like the plague, is medical pricing.
Healthcare pricing is sick, there's no such thing as a
market price, it's hard to believe that this is an issue
that the missing, I think it has something to do with the
lobbying power of the industry. You know, you ask the price of
any service, you can't get a straight answer. The only
question the only answer your life again is what insurance do
you have? Right? Everybody's price depends on how much can be
extracted from you personally. And the the consumer, the
patient is helpless and hopeless. We can't shop because
there's no real pricing. We depend on the healthcare
provider to tell us what our individual Price is supposed to
be. But what nobody will tell you is that the patient that
comes right after you for the exact same service may be paying
1/10 what you're paying or 10 times more than you're paying.
Yeah,
there you go.
I didn't know about the lobby. I don't know if that's true. But
the
I know, I believe it's true. And I think a lot of it has all Big
Pharma. Yeah, and I debit big farmers. And they're the ones
who are jacking these prices up, which make everything more
expensive, and just ratchet ratchets up the price of the
insurance, which is the idea because insurance companies only
make a small percentage, but if they're small percentages off of
a million is one thing if the same exact same small percentage
is off of 10 billion. That's another another number
altogether.
He recounted a story of a lady who had gone to the same
pharmacy for decades, and then always received always got her
medication for I think was $100. And then she got her super,
super duper Obamacare insurance. And all of a sudden the charge
was $300. And of course she has a large deductible so she was
doing it was more out of pocket. And this charging based upon
what we can get and it didn't know in fact, we've talked about
many times. There's Really 28 cents of the dollar that the
doctors get at doctors, hospitals, all the
reimbursements. That's what the insurance companies tap it down
to. So it's yeah, it's a huge, huge scam, pricing
and outrageous scan.
And I will say and by the way, I was one of the few people I've
heard talked about the pricing. That's yeah, I don't
know if he's gonna be able to do a damn thing about it. Because
the other thing and I think another reason there's so much
Trump paid, the media is all in on. They need the big network,
they're getting high on right drug ads. They're making all
their money from drug ads, I've we've gone through the ad break
down on these various shows between the blocks that did on
ABC versus drug, drug and drug ad drug ad dry ad. And then
there's maybe a car ad drug as well. And
it's always Truck Month. I mean, let's be honest, there's always,
always a good time to buy a truck. I do want to thank our
producer, I forget his name ces for putting up a petition on
whitehouse.gov. I'm very proud of this. And I'd like everyone
to sign this petition. Please ban clicking cameras from the
White House press briefing room. It's distracting to listen to.
That's a good one. So
far. I don't think we have any. We should go click I think we
have zero.
I have a clip that I want to get out of the way. All right,
because it's a one shot. Yeah. Are you familiar with bias
response teams?
Ah, I've it's it's something this must be something on
university campuses or some?
Yes, it is. And if you check it out, you can go look it up. And
there's college after college that have these things. And it's
like, in fact, that was just looking it up and I ran into
University of Northern Iowa. And they have a bias Response Team.
And there's all these purpose bias response incidents can
contribute to an unsafe environment and have a negative
effect on an individual group and the campus community.
Therefore, university maintains a bias reporting team BRT, this
little different, same thing. The purpose of the BRT is
support and encourage appropriate use of reporting
process for bias related incidents. Any bias you have,
but but here's a clip that's kind of discussing it in more
detail.
Well, it is a dark age and age of darkness in the American
Academy, according to research by the Foundation for Individual
Rights and education called Fire. Hundreds of colleges
around this country of policies encouraging students to report
any offensive speech or other crime think they overhear from
their classmates. Once such thought crime is reported squads
with Orwellian Orwellian names like bias incident response
team, swoop in and impose all manner of penalties. These range
from sensitivity training to suspension. How do we get here?
Exactly. Robert Shibley is the fired executive director of fire
and he joins us now. Robert, thanks a lot for coming on.
Thanks very much for having me hard
to believe this is real bias response teams.
Not only is it real, it's really horrifyingly widespread. We
found more than 230 of these teams in our searches across
campuses nationwide. And we're sure there's more that we
haven't identified the ones we found, though, cover and they
monitor the speech of 202 point 4 million students.
So the idea is that the school is sending out students to
tattle on other students for saying things they believe is
what offensive, indecent, inappropriate, like what's
in some cases in the standard varies, but they're actually
trying to seek out bias and destroyed on campuses. And so
through a series of online, online forums that you often
fill out or just encouraging students. I mean, we see if you
see something, say something on some of these, these bias
Response Team websites, they're encouraging people to come
forward and they say if you hear something that's biased, and
that can be
that can be bad. Anything apparently,
I need this t shirt. On the back yellow letters, like DEA FBI
says a bias response team on the front. I straddle.
I don't know if you need the I straddle on that on that shirt
because they are mixing messages. I think just bias
responsive BRT. And the BRT, the BRT, now I'm looking if you look
at the list a whole list of the stuff you get when you do a
search, he gets stuff there's one on here that cracks me up
but every school has them they're called bias incidents
Response Team bias Response Team bias reporting bias this bias
that but and there's all these schools is unbelievable, but
here's one that cracks me up. This is from the says bias
incidents Response Team, and it's from the Senate it's the
San Diego Continuing Education. It's like night school for
adults
who of course need to bias response to
I mean, give me a break. This has been going on done by this
you know, Tucker Carlson put this on I didn't know I knew
there was shit like this going on. Yeah, or crap. Sorry. Okay.
And it was stunned that it's so it's almost unit versal it's
almost demanded. So you have
that and that's the point it is demanded by the children to the
parents who are footing the bill.
When you're paying that much to go to school, you know if it was
free, they can say we don't care what you think. Right? But no,
no, this is this is the this is the end.
Sorry. This is the date. No, I just I think my finger state
slip of thick thumb
slippage. I've already I got the other stuff that we could push
it off and we can finish this today. And then yes, let's do
more stuff on Thursday. I of
course am a proud card carrying member of the Tourette's tick
team. I'd like that T shirt as well as reporting tick.
Tourette's. Tick Response Team. TTR T. Everybody. Throw water at
him. Turn the hose on him. That'll stop him.
But let's come down. Alright, everybody,
enjoy your Oscars celebration tonight. We'll be talking about
that on Thursday. Of course, if there's anything good, but
probably briefly. Just be on the lookout for some Illuminati
shit. It's always in there. Oops, sorry.
That as much as the music shows now
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Trump last night, but we'll talk about that on Thursday. I'm John
C. Dvorak. We'll be back
on Thursday. Until then, remember us at the
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We'll see. We'll see what happens.
Pretty funny. You can get all kinds of crazy symptoms from
untreated syphilis, which was always untreated before
penicillin. terrible disease. It was a scourge.
Syphilis, syphilis
Alaikum out. I believe by the way I think the first syphilis
came over from explorers because Syphilis is kind of a gross
story. Syphilis, I believe this is I'm pretty sure the syphilis
and gonorrhea that I'm talking about, but one of the two but
syphilis. I came over never existed in Europe at all until
the 14th 1500s. Syphilis and I am home. Get to Loma after
explorers came back from South America, where it turns out that
llamas have syphilis naturally. Nice. And
we'll see. We'll see what happens. And
you can put two and two together and come up with how that how
that transference took place but that once once it happened, it
happened.
Syphilis, syphilis, syphilis, syphilis. Nice. Syphilis.
Syphilis. Syphilis. Syphilis, syphilis.
Get the llama llama.
And so anyway, became a scourge. They couldn't do anything about
it. And it wasn't until Fleming came along and accidentally
discovered penicillin that they actually got rid of it. It was
terrible. Everything makes nothing but sense.
My husband got dementia, Alzheimer's, a bus marked among
other things. Is a protozoan on the planet. We the people
live this trip this resume
out. I'm assuming you're not a moderate protozoan
the intellectual capacity of the president is
he refuse to accept the fascist America and say no, no. I'm
assuming the single celled microscopic animals of the world
and we must try them out. It's brilliant because
I am the scientist for the world and describing that we need to
stay in this protozoan
we must try them out when you visit this you gotta go kill the
guy. protozoa. Truly Hitler's how we call
it is facing insurgency and stopping protests and
continuing.
I just think the American people better understand what's going
on. This is a bunch of
supramax and pensar operating out of Hitler's playbook
understand what's
going on I just simplistic
and penzer operating out of Hitler's playbook
that I just think sanctions lifted what's going on scumbags.
We straddle as best
the straddle the two universities in Canada like like
a surfer cannot do surfboards either with two different waves
because this clan fetishism.org is saying to the world is that
this clan is what they eat
and so
the reptilians are now this is their normal food
is what they eat Yeah. Duration the capacity of a president is
protozoa
this guy is just and so
that's what I think we understand that that is kind of
not the way to go stay in
the streets and aggressively to close down the swing devils are
all organized every single year. I don't want to be rude though.
But Are your ears and your
eyes working because fake news and he repeated fake
fake fake you are fake news.
Fake your child the intellectual capacity of the president is
protozoan. Here snakes outrage here
MoPhO the best
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