Hey Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, March 23 2017. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode nine or one four. This is no agenda.
Setting all microwave to record mode and broadcasting live in
the darkest corners of the internet here in the capital of
the drone Star State Austin Tejas in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where everyone is in a tizzy.
I'm John C. Dvorak. Baden Buzzkill.
Oh, why is everyone in a tizzy? They're all in a tizzy. Who's in
a tizzy? Who's everyone? And what's the TOS? What's the
title?
Everyone says the entire population of the bay area which
is very conservatively left wing. And they are in a tizzy in
a tizzy over the kids they know that Manafort is going to be
indicted and and jailed for being a Russian spy.
I haven't actually followed that. That particular story too
much.
Oh, that that's the story. That's the counter story. That's
the big story, though. I mean, I got that is actually the big
story because it sounds like that's actually true that he was
in some kind of collusion.
Well, not during the election. Okay. But they're trying to wait
didn't register as a lobbyist is that is that his mainly what he
was working?
Most of the time he was working for the, for Russian, actually,
firstly, he was well, I actually have the whole story. Here I
have it. I have the complete story as one of my clips, and I
don't really know why should be explaining it. Because I think
this is actually a pretty good rundown. We've had to have a
couple of different kinds of cool things.
So is there a background in here who this guy is for people who
don't know what the heck we're talking about?
Manafort was Trump's you, we all remembers that. He was the
campaign manager, the campaign manager for a couple of months.
And
he's, he's the guy who, who hurt the girl, the journalist. He did
remember you said you pulled my arm.
No, no, no. Was that man afford? No, it was one of the other it
was the guy that was otherwise Lewandowski I'm sorry. You're
right. Lewandowski. Yeah, he's different. And Manafort is in
bed with not in bed, literally. But he's in bed with stone.
There, but there's a second public relations committee that
you mean, Roger rock, Roger Stone, Roger Rock has his new
name, Roger.
So let's listen to this. This is a it's gonna it's a three
parter, unfortunately, but it at least we'll get it out of the
way. And you'll see where it was in it says he does a pretty good
report is the Manafort report, part one.
According to the Associated Press, Manafort worked for a
Russian billionaire in 2005, with close ties to President
Vladimir Putin. And he drew up plans to influence politics in
the US that would favor Russian government interests. For more
on all of this, we turn now to Jeff Horowitz, of AP who helped
break the story. Jeff,
let's lay out stop right
there stop. This is the reason this is such a good report is
this. This AP report and generally speaking, the
Associated Press takes other people's work. And then they
Yeah, they rarely, rarely produce their own reports, I've
noticed that they rarely do but when they do good becomes and a
promotion to promote the promotion. So the promotion and
the this guy is the guy who wrote the thing that everyone's
I'm telling you, they're in a tizzy over this. Right, Jeff?
Let's lay out your findings here.
Sure. So according to a memo that we obtained that Manafort
wrote to Oleg Deripaska and his associates, and Deripaska is a
Russian aluminum magnate very close to Vladimir Putin,
Manafort was working for, for Deripaska for a number of years
starting sort of in oh four, and probably continuing through
about 2009 on a whole bunch of projects in Eastern Europe, with
some ties into the US as well. And so what Manafort was
basically promising to do in the memos we've obtained is to was
attempt to undercut Orange Revolution, so sort of
revolutions that were as a reference to the 2004 uprising
and Ukraine that overthrew a pro Russian government. So he's
trying to prevent that and sort of promote the Putin
government's interests throughout the region. And part
of that was focused on the US as well with the idea being that
Manafort would use contacts in Washington as well. So in
the context of what's happening now in the Trump administration,
what's the connection between what Paul Manafort did 10 years
ago, or 12 years ago and what's happening today?
So Paul Manafort work is historical on this front, he had
a falling out with Oleg Deripaska over a business deal
that soured and as best we know, there is no continued business
relationship between them at all. Okay.
Did you walk away from your post?
I walked away from my post because a robo call, which calls
on a second I'm having trouble getting my headset on. Hello.
I'm sorry. Have you received that call? No. Oh,
that's the new bot is a real bot that can talk to you. Yes, yes.
And I love these bots. I've only been called by one once. But
she doesn't allow you. She. She doesn't allow you to woman's
voice. Yeah, she's because you say hello, hello. And then you
don't hear anything. I was like, Oh, I'm sorry, I had a little
trouble in my head said hi, I want to talk about this. You
can't interrupt them. But then you get to a point where you
can? And that's where you just say sudo root
sudo reboot?
No, of course not. I just I just say Main Menu.
I've mean sudo reboot. Anyway, but it turned out to be a call
from Elizabeth Warren.
Oh, no, I got one. I got one yesterday, the Democrats are
calling around again.
You I'm telling you this report that you're hearing here. And
for anyone out there this this is the definitive report done by
the guy who wrote the article. Everybody is they're just
they're just kind of, you know, wringing their hands going, Hey,
we've got him now. We've got him now. Exactly what a part
two. As best we know, there is no continued business
relationship between them at all. But the thing that's
important here is that Paul Manafort in these in these memos
both demonstrated a willingness and sort of a knowledge of the
region and set of contacts to do work on behalf of the Russian
government. And in fact, that's one of the things that he was
even promising in these memos was that he would happily do
work directly on behalf of the Russian state, if it was of
interest to What's the White House response been to this. So
the White House's response to this has been one to note that
it was 10 years ago, and that's emphatically true. And they have
been very careful to say that Donald Trump President Donald
Trump knew nothing about Paul Manafort past clients. Now, they
are also of course, have sort of downplayed the role that Mr.
Manafort played during the campaign. He was the campaign
chairman, he was in charge of the ship for, I think, a number
of months, certainly, including the Republican National
Convention. And, you know, some of his people sort of have
stayed on in Trump's orbit as well. But the White House's
position is that this has nothing to do with Mr. Trump,
that Paul Manafort is a private citizen that he did nothing
illegal and that it's time to move on.
Okay, so I didn't realize it was 10 years ago, but it makes
sense.
Yeah, yeah. Well, he did one of these you know, you're one of
those guys that did that business and you get you hook up
with some oligarch and of course you eventually doesn't work out.
You
know who one of those guys is, although he never became a
politician, Tom Freston, Tom Freston, who was the CEO of MTV.
And then he was big at Viacom until he was fired because he
didn't buy Facebook. Not not Facebook. What's the other one?
The the other one Myspace? Myspace? Yeah, cuz he didn't buy
MySpace. But Tom Freston when I met him when he was CEO of MTV
Networks. His history was import export from Afghanistan. Hero.
I'm not kidding, either. Yeah, I used to do import export where
Afghanistan. Okay, Tom.
Okay, look around look left look, right. All right. All
right. This year, we'll finish this off. And then we really
don't have to discuss it much. I think this report is pretty
completed. I think it's, I don't think has really gotten much
legs personally. But that's not the way everyone sees it.
Is Paul Manafort being investigated in any way now?
So yes, there are a number of different things going on. And
some of this has been a lot of this has been publicly reported
already. There are sort of a number of different views. And
of course, we also have members of Congress who are at this
point, hinting that they want to subpoena him or haul him in
front of, of committees in either the Senate or the House.
And so that I think is going to be something where, where we
might be getting a bit more public exposure to this.
And to be clear, this is not the reason that he no longer was
chairman of Donald Trump's campaign, that is kind of a
separate issue.
No, no, he left the campaign in August, amid a whole bunch of
concerns as to whether they, first of all, whether the
Ukrainian government might have paid him cash payments in a way
that was potentially illicit. That was sort of a controversy
back then. And then we also reported that in 2013, he
actually had been doing lobbying work, or had been his firm had
been overseeing lobbying work in the United States on behalf of
those Ukrainian interests, without disclosing it. So those
two things together, sort of preceded his departure.
All right, Jeff Horowitz, of the Associated Press joining us from
Washington. Thanks so much.
I gotta tell you between the Manafort story, that newness
speech, Adam Schiff, the whole everybody, we have, we have
absolutely zero Evidence of anything. Anything I've seen
nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing. Zero.
Here is I got one guy just to continue on this. pesos. But
we're we may have seen there's maybe zero evidence but we're
starting to see some interesting binaries going on. I
agree with that for sure. What do you have?
Well, what are you learning all? I what am I learning? First of
all? I think there's a schism within the within the agency.
Ooh, within the agency of Central Intelligence. Yeah.
Yes, that one. Yeah. And I'm and the reason I say that is because
in fact, I have two clips that kind of just show what what is
this clip? Why do I even have this clip? This is a clip of the
clip is Carl Bernstein. They're going to a break. Carl Bernstein
is in a six box. He's up in the corner. That's the CNN Center
box, set this six to 660 by six Xbox. Xbox is up in the corner,
and they're going to a break. But there's something phony
about this break, because Bernstein interrupts and then
they he starts yakking about this whole thing, meaningless
blather. And then they don't go to the break after he's done.
And they just keep talking. And I found that was the point of
going. I don't know about you. But when you're going to a
break, you're usually you're on a clock, and you're gonna go to
some break. Within you let somebody interrupt for a few
minutes. But you don't just stop, you'll go to the break
anymore. So here we go.
We're gonna take a I'm sorry. Go ahead, Carl,
I think we need to make clear what the President is doing here
he is trying to invent a new conspiracy laid at Obama laid at
the outgoing intelligence community of the United States
laid at the press and laid at supposedly leaking that is more
important than what the Russians did and more important in what
he is laying out in his conspiracy than what he and his
people might have done. So it's, the lines are now drawn. And the
question is, can it be investigated by the House
Committee? And it's very doubtful that why we need a
special prosecutor and a 911 type commission to get to the
bottom of all of this, you know, what's interesting, Maggie? I
mean, to Carol's point about,
you know, we sort of, you know,
it's been what 60 Some days, we kind of know the playbook now.
You know, I
mean, the the morning,
it's Hitler's that we all know that she's Hitler's playbook.
He goes on and on, they never go to the break. Bernstein is
showing up. I mean, he's now a kind of a paid, contributed be
on CNN, but he's, but he's spiels. What sounds to me like
somebody's talking points. He's not his own man. Put it that
way. And I've seen this more and more, and then there's some sort
of agency talking points from someone. But what about
Woodward? Well, where did he go? Oh, hold
on one second. Everyone ends with the same statement,
everybody. And we'll we'll hear that throughout the show, I'm
sure. independent investigation. You and I talked about this.
This is what they want. He doesn't. So clearly, everything
fell apart with whatever Nunez has to say, because it all fell
apart. Well, you can't have our Congress can't do this anymore.
Whatever. I don't even know why a
lot of the newness thing is really opened up an interesting
can of worms as far as I'm concerned. But so Woodward, who
I think I mean, there's no reason that we we don't think he
still works for some government Sure. spy agency because he was
always in military intelligence. And then he went and according
to the we mentioned this again, to to the doubtful is out there
that listen to the show. Only once in a while. You go to the
book, family of secrets, by Russ Baker. And it's very clearly
outlined that Woodward's always, you know, been spoon
intelligence, and these books, these giant books, this stuff
he's wearing, I think Bernstein finally got jealous, he got co
opted by somebody. Now he's showing up a lot with these with
the talking points. Woodward, meanwhile, is little irked by
this because it sounds like there's some schism going on
between and in the community itself. And so he shows up of
all places on O'Reilly. Ah, and he has and he's giving a
completely different angle on this. He's talking about the
about the leaked memos, the unmasking and all that and he's
on a different track completely. And it's just like what
to do now with our lead story. The
Trump tap story makes a major turn joining us from Washington,
Bob Woodward associated of The Washington Post. So I don't want
to speculate that's what the others do. And we don't want to
do that. But we have on the record, two members of the House
Intelligence Committee saying that they know that this stuff
that was floating around the Intel agencies was a and
appropriate possible against the law. How big do you think the
story is?
I think it's if true is a gross violation. And it's not what
Trump said about him being tapped directly. But apparently
what has happened here is couple of diplomats who can be
legitimately wiretapped. We're talking about meeting with Trump
or people on his transition team. And of course, you can
learn all kinds of things from diplomats gossiping, because
that's what occurs under the rules in there pretty strict.
You are suppose it's called minimization, you don't name the
American person who has been discussed. And there are 20
people in the intelligence community, for intelligence
reasons can say, Okay, we need to unmask or take the
minimization off of these names. But the idea that there was an
intelligence value here is really thin. It's, again, down
the middle. It's not what Trump said. But this could be criminal
on the part of people who decided, oh, let's name these
people. And, President.
Before we before we discuss that, I just want to make a
point about this unmasking. Are you kidding me? The unmasking is
easy for anyone just click what you know, it's one command and
needed to unmasked like is this big secret, where I know
personally, I know a Dudette named Bernadette, who works at
the drone department in the drone department. She ran all
the servers. And when she left that department, someone said,
Hey, could you just write down the root password for me so we
can get in there and it's never changed? It never changed. This
is crazy. This masking? What secrets do you think we're
hiding in this big computer masking scheme? Bull crap.
Here's the thing. That's interesting. It to me, the
unmasking or masking part is not the interesting part. It's the
it's the Schism. I'm starting to see oh, no, I understand the
schism a lot. But and by the way, it should be it's a fractal
of what's going on that we've had in the dimension Amb.
And I want to hook right into it with a former CIA agent, Larry
Johnson. And this will maybe help a little bit with it's
about the claim that it was the British intelligence GCHQ who
gave the intel about Trump to the Obama administration. Now
this guy is a member of the others. I think we've heard from
these guys. This
guy's another character, of course, yes, of course. He's a
character. He's our tea
tree. But yes, yes. But he has interesting things to say. And I
think it fits into your season. So this is about this
information, which apparently he had weeks ago was known they'd
posted it on their little you know, this concern former
intelligence personnel they have little group.
Yeah, it's funny. My sense is that on Monday and Apollo Tonto
says it's on TV says he has Intel sources who
believe this, of course, is that douchebag the media douchebag on
CNN says, seltzer water.
This is true. You're saying you were one of those sources, but
you didn't know that Paul Turner was gonna use you like
that? Yeah. Well, apparently what happened is I communicated
when when Donald Trump tweeted what he did on Saturday, two
weeks ago, the next day I was interviewed on Russia and Russia
today. Now I had known about the fact that the British through GH
CQ, were passing information back channel. This was not done
at the direction of Brock Obama, let's be clear about that. But
it was being done with the full knowledge of people like John
Brennan and Jim Clapper. And I had been told this by two
different people I know within the intelligence community,
that, you know, in January, they were very concerned about this,
because they saw it as an unfair meddling of in the politics, but
it was a way to get around the issue of American intelligence
agencies not collecting.
So you have this second hand. So you didn't well get this
information. Directly. You're hearing from others? Yeah.
For people who are in a position to That's correct. No. So I
posted that on the VIPPs discussion board and apparently
one of the individuals there shared that with a Judge
Napolitano
now I'm thinking that the schism does all schisms happen for a
reason they haven't. There's a ground zero may have been this
very event. And that of course, that's why clapper lied to
nothing going on. So I know of course he lies all the time,
then probably Brandon's a Muslim. Yeah, Brendan's a Muslim
Clapper is a liar. And they probably probably split down the
middle with people who are thinking, we have to be
patriotic. This is our duty and other people who said yeah, no,
that's against the law. I think that's
exactly the schism that you just described. And I think that's
why we have these two groups. Now we have Woodward on one side
and Bernstein on the other. One of them is trying to distract us
get a special prosecutor that
that's like, that's like splitting up Laurel and Hardy.
It is actually it's very much like it. So I was wondering, do
we have an official this because there's got to be some mediation
in the middle. It's got to be some official, especially from
the CIA. So where would I go to get the official commentary?
Well, I would go to the CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley.
Who is going to interview Morrell, the former CIA perfect,
and firstly introduces him with way too much introduction, which
indicates to me immediately when I see that where the
introduction is a bit much, and they it, it says stilted
conversation because it's not a conversation. This is a
rehearsed bit, where morale is reading or reading from a
prompter and Peles reading from a prompter. And this is all
rehearsed, and it tells us what they want us to believe.
Now, for some insight into all of this will turn to Michael
Morel, He is the former number two with the Central
Intelligence Agency another
way of saying he's poop. Number one, I'm number two,
number two with the Central Intelligence Agency, and he was
for the record a supporter of Hillary Clinton's White House
run last year.
That is the first time they've ever mentioned that I can recall
I agree. I agree. I've not heard the reason for that
record, a supporter of Hillary Clinton's White House run last
year. Michael, let me ask you, does this mean that the
President was the target of the surveillance?
Scott, this is what we in the intelligence community called
incidental collection. And that means that the target was a
legitimate foreign national intelligence target and not an
American. So no, Donald Trump was not the target of this
collection.
And just because US intelligence is listening in on the
conversations of one of these foreign officials, doesn't
necessarily mean that official was up to something nefarious,
correct. Scott, there are 1000s of conversations every day
between US officials, and foreign officials and some of
those conversations are picked up. The incidental collection
that occurs is numerous and it happens every day.
Congressman Nunez says that there was really no valuable
intelligence in any of this.
Scott, that may be chairman Nunez is view. But I can tell
you that these reports would not have been disseminated by NSA
had NSA not believed that there was intelligence value there.
Now,
Congressman news discovered these reports took them to the
White House or I should say took the information to the White
House. The President on that. Is that unusual?
Scott, it is. It sounds to me as if he did not get these reports
directly from Mike Rogers at NSA, but somebody else brought
them to him. It would have been much more appropriate to have
gone back to Director Rogers to ask about the reports to get a
full, a full readout, a full review the report, and then it
would have also been appropriate to have discussed that with his
committee and not run to the White House immediately.
That is not what generally happens with the chairman of the
Intelligence Committee.
That's correct, Scott.
Thank you very much, Michael morale, former number two at the
CIA.
Wow. So first of all, kudos for calling that a scripted
interview. And second of all, it
was pretty obvious.
It's also very obvious that the dimension a schism at CIA is
desperate to know what the heck dimension B has. They're
freaking out.
Somebody's freaking out. But here's the thing that was
interesting. And I have other reports that talk about this,
especially with Shift coming out saying I don't understand why I
went to the White House he did this he can I
can we just just for just for 40 seconds, just give you the
little bit of newness, so people have some context. Okay, let's
do this. It's been a lot of reporting. Ignore everything.
You heard, we've sifted through the crap for you, please. we've
sifted through it for you. This is the most important part. So
first, and I'll say Nunez, just to give you some context, is the
chairman of the Intelligence Committee. But he was he's a
Republican, and he was also on the Trump transition team, which
gives him a lack of credibility, of course.
So first, I recently confirmed that on numerous occasions, the
intelligence community incidentally collected
information about US citizens involved in the Trump
transition. Details about US persons associated with the
incoming administration details with little or no apparent
foreign intelligence value are widely disseminated in
intelligence community reporting. Third, I have
confirmed that additional names of Trump transition team members
were unmasked and fourth and final Willie, I want to be
clear. None of this surveillance was related to Russia or the
investigation of Russian activities or of the Trump team
row. So here's where everyone's brain starts to fry. Didn't
Comey specifically say that there was an investigation of
the entire campaign? Yeah. Okay.
Well, it was kind of you kind of didn't say it. With much
assertion, he just said it. Kind of, I don't know if he said it
on purpose or what it was very sketchy. We don't have that
clip. Now. But I but now that you have the you brought newness
and I want to do I got two things. Two clips, one is the
PBS and you can you left the end of that clip off, which is great
because I have that part. Okay. Because that is I have that
connected to this clip, which is this the PBS This is Judy on
newness. And she reaches and she makes us that's too long, but
she she has a conclusion at the end that I want to rebuke.
There was word tonight that US agencies may have intercepted
communications by Trump transition officials. The chair
of the House Intelligence Committee, Devin Nunez, said it
happened during legal surveillance of foreign
nationals. Nunez briefed the President at the White House
today and said the information is not related to any contacts
with the Russians. What I saw
is has nothing to do with Russia and nothing to do with the
Russia investigation has everything to do with possible
surveillance activities. And the President needs to know that
this, these intelligence reports are out there and I have a duty
to tell him that
noon says he believes the intercepts may have been
improperly included in intelligence reports. The
chairman did share the information with the ranking
Democrat on the intelligence panel before going public that
is representative or rather he did not share it with him and
that is Representative Adam Schiff of California,
the chairman will need to decide whether he is the chairman of an
independent investigation into conduct, which includes
allegations of potential coordination between the Trump
campaign and the Russians, or he is going to act as a surrogate
of the White House because he cannot do both.
Chairman Nunez repeated today that there is still no evidence
for the President's claim that he was wiretapped, but Mr. Trump
said he feels quote, somewhat vindicated by this disclosure.
Okay, now she says at the end, that newness indicated there's
no evidence that Trump was wiretapped. But she didn't have
a clip. Right? She just said it
just said it. Yeah, that's what that says a tag is a throwaway.
So you cover your ass, but the story stands.
Yes, unfortunately, she's full of shit. timecode This is
newness. This the same kind of the same clip you had. But this
one, he he kind of did the same thing over and over. But he came
out on the White House lawn right. And he made this as his
little commentary there at the very end, you can barely hear
but you can hear it. Does this mean that Trump's wiretap thing
is right or wrong? And then he answers that in a very vague
way, not what she said, which was that he denied it. What I've
read seems to me to be some level of surveillance activity,
perhaps legal. But I don't know that it's right. And I don't
know that the American people would be comfortable with what
I've read, but let's let us get all the reports.
President was correct. And what
it is, it is possible. That's his comment. What
exactly what exactly was the question
I couldn't hear was two questions. So at the same time,
this true is Trump right. When he says he was being tapped. It
says that's possible. And he says that's possible, which is
not what Judy said, you know, I said, he denied it.
I got a whole nother I don't have a clip. But I did get an
article that apparently there were Russian, a Russian
gambling, this is a great one, a Russian gambling ring in Trump
Tower. And that's what they were listening in on. Oh, that's
cool. So that, by the way, would be a sting. Right? That would be
a sting, right? Right in front of Trump. Oh, different.
Yeah. Now, here's what I'm thinking about this whole thing
about newness going straight to the President and not going to
shift, you'd think that he would at least share it with the
ranking member. I believe that he doesn't trust Schiff. And he
doesn't trust any of these people and figure that if he if
he brought it up at the committee at the at the closed
session be killed. Exactly killed. So he ran over to the
White House and got in front of I'm sure more than one person
and deliver this information directly to the White House. So
now he's done. He's good. He's covered. At least he won't be
killed, but I don't think he trusts shift and shift looks
like the kind of guy that is in D He was someone now I don't
like shift at all. I want to
get to shift. I want to get to shift but since we correctly
call doesn't want to get killed. This was this is a fantastic
piece of reporting. It's from about a week and a half ago.
This is a the Washington DC Fox affiliate. Talking with a C GOP
lobbyist, Jack Burkman. I don't know who he is, but for some
reason he's on talking about what happened to Seth Rich.
You'll remember Seth Rich was the DNC staffer who was robbed
or anything missing. Yeah. And with nothing missing to to the
head while kneeling. Here is this report.
DC police have had very few leads in this case. However,
they have said they believe it was a botched robbery but this
morning, a possible break in the case Republican lobbyist Jack
Bergman who's put up reward money in this case is he has new
evidence linking Rich's murder to riches discovery that Russian
operatives had hacked the DNC
Jack joins us live in the studio with more this morning. Good to
see you again. All right, break down is fine.
Yes, it does. I wish I had it's kind of a it's a morbid subject.
But it's a hopeful subject because finally some progress
and it's my job to bring closure to the family. That's what I'm
trying to do. You get a lot of crank calls in this type of
role. I've done this sort of stuff before. It's just part of
the job. But I think I have something credible here was
approached by a guy who styles himself as a former US Intel
officer. I quizzed him I think he's credible you never know
motive of people. But what he said is basically this that Seth
discovered that the Russians had been hacking, and therefore the
Russian government did away with Seth. Now, one of the things
that
this is the ultimate in schism
This is fan Well, I don't think I think this is just this
information. I don't even know there's a schism angle here.
No, but the schism will I mean, when people get a hold of this
story, which I don't it doesn't seem like they
are one of this. One of the sides will will take this.
The Russians killed them. No, Hillary killed him. I mean, it's
perfect. It's exactly creates
this it right. It adds to the Schism. Yeah. The schism menace,
the Russian Russians, the Russians killed him, because he
figured out they were hacking him really.
And that friend, and we have to remember that this guy who we
suspected was the real guy who hacked into the DNC. Yeah. And
they shot him for it. This is the guy and then when when
Julian Assange was grilled about this, he says, well, we don't
tell we don't say who our people are that give us stuff. But
here's a big one. He put up a big fund for the guy.
Exactly. Schiff. We'll get into Schiff now,
and why would he by the way, and why would he do that? Why would
he? I don't see Julian Assange putting up a fund for anybody
else. No, of course,
it's obvious. Schiff was on chip talk show. Was it MTP daily chip
tuck. And here's his version. And of course, he winds up with
what everybody really wants. Because once you have an
independent investigation, and we started off with whitewater
on Bill Clinton, we wound up with Monica Lewinsky, that's how
you get a president now, all you have right now is a
circumstantial case.
Actually, no, Chuck, I can tell you that the case is more than
that. And I can't go into the particulars. But there is more
than circumstantial evidence now. So again, I think, do
you have seen direct evidence of collusion?
I don't want to go into specifics of but I will say that
there is evidence that is not circumstance. I love this.
Every single but what do you have? I can't talk
and and is very much worthy of investigation. So yes, that is
what we ought to do. Now, again, I think we have been dealt a
serious body blow to the credibility of our ability to
get answers by today's events. And to me it underscores the
importance of having an independent commission look at
this as a supplement to anything that Congress does. Now,
there's something else going on? Do you want to stay on shift for
a minute because I have some legislative stuff that pertains
to it, but he wants to on shift?
Yes, down shift.
While Do you have something for shift? Oh, I
thought you had something.
Probably, but sounded like you had. So
I'm definitely I'm good with words. Where are you headed? I
just want to mention that there's a number of there's one
of our members producers sending the thing about GHC Q and I
think this is what he's said it was reflective of what Schiff
said where he wouldn't answer the question, do you have you
seen something that's that's credible and criminal? And he
says, Well, I can. Our producer pointed out that GCHQ when going
to be accused of sending this information over said it's
ridiculous at this it shouldn't even be thought of that we could
even think of such a thing. They never denied it. Right? There
was the mass.
Yeah, exactly. You're right. And that was based on a clip that we
played on the last show. And whenever people ask the
question, they don't say no, they say it's ridiculous.
Yeah, they don't say no to that. Do we have to keep an eye out
for them? We do. We do what we just heard right here. He did
not say yes. And both
of us being fathers, we should be much more tuned in to this.
I'm we're slacking on our on our skills, because it's what kids
do all the time.
Yeah, that's what you do. You lie.
But you don't lie. You say, that's crazy, dad. That's nuts.
I wouldn't have taken your car and dented it.
So that then I thought that was a good catch, because we didn't
catch it. We should have caught it. GCHQ never denied it. They
just said it was ridiculous. It is it is ridiculous. They're
right. But this doesn't mean they didn't do it. Onward.
I got a clip here from Dianne Feinstein. And there was a lot
of demonstrations and press conferences on the steps of the
Capitol and everyone was doing something. And I think these are
reporters who were asking these questions of her, but when you
even just hearing the question from the reporters, and how they
respond to Feinstein's answers, you know, they're all like, oh,
the cute guy. Trump isn't is crazy. aihole What are you gonna
do about them? That's their interview question. And her
answer was equally as interesting. I thought he is
breaking laws every day, making money at Mar a Lago obvious
dealing with so many things that are unconstitutional. How are we
going to get him out? Here with his
things he's doing? Why don't we get him out? Yeah,
I've been doing so many things on constitutions races, how do
we get him out? Well,
we have a lot of people looking at this technical people. And I
think he's gonna get himself out. Creation.
Reporter said yay, and
I think he's gonna get himself out. I think creations. I think
sending sons to another kind of people
wonder why shows like no agenda are important.
It's like, wow, yay.
Creation, I think sending sons to another country to make a
financial deal for his company. And then we have
talked about Joe Biden, is that what you're talking about?
Yeah, probably
make a financial deal for his company.
You mean, Hunter Biden hunter who went over Ukraine and is
running the big show? We're involved in
stages that are down in Haiti and to get all the gold
concessions. Yeah, maybe
one of those things, I think? I think so. Yes, I think so.
financial deal for his company, and then have that covered with
government expenses. I believe those government expenses should
not be allowed. We are working. Let me finish. We are working on
a bill that would do that. Now. We're working on a couple of
bills that would deal with conflict of interest right now.
It's difficult, because this is a field that relates to some
extent to the Emoluments Clause.
Did she say Emoluments Clause? She
said a moly, moly.
What is it moly? And is that a new word? Or does that mean
something completely different?
There is a word for a moly and Molly. Thank you, Robin. Maybe
we're just
looking at this. Boolean emoluments Yeah, moly,
simoleons.
Because this is a field that relates to some extent to the
Emoluments Clause.
Yes. That's eczema.
Eczema, right here,
emotions, what are they and how can we use them? Okay, so it
helps with with
so me rubbing
sav solve is a solve Assam, Sal ve sav. Yeah, that's a
moisturizer basically has to do with the moisturizer,
moisturizer clause. This is the law of Olay. Here's what we're
talking about here.
And there's no preceding legislation to do this. But
we've got good people looking at it. And we're going to some of
the emphasis along the line.
The law of emoluments now with microbeads. So one of the things
that I found is one of the bills she's talking about HR 356, to
establish the National Commission on foreign
interference in the 2016 election. Now, there's a lot of
Republicans who signed on to this as well.
Republicans, but there's been as many Republicans that are on the
side of the Democrats. As you can imagine.
The purpose of this bill two activities of Russian government
the purpose of the commission is to examine any attempts or
activities by the Russian government, persons or entities
associated with the Russian government or persons or
entities within Russia to use electronic means to influence
interfere with or so. So distrust in the elections for
public office held in the United States in 2016? Well, duh, of
course, we all do that, but let's list it. Number one,
including the following electronic hacks by the
government the Russian government, persons or entities
associated with the Russian government or other or persons
or entities within Russia, into a the electronic systems or the
Democratic National Committee, the electronic systems of the
Democratic Congressional Campaign, the electronic systems
of Mr. John Podesta, campaign chairman for Democratic
presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, the electronic systems
of former Secretary of State Colin Powell, and the electronic
systems of Arizona, Illinois and Florida, particularly voter
database information, efforts by the Russian government persons
or entities associated with the Russian government, or persons
or entities within Russia to put forward disseminate or promote
false news about the campaign's for election for public office
held the United States in 2016. And efforts by the Russian
government to work with other governments entities and
individuals to carry out activities described in the
paragraphs above. So there's going to be a paid panel or paid
the committee. And it's this is pretty much your independent
commission here that is going to investigate all of this. But if
you just look at how broad it is pull, of course, you can look at
Russia today. And you say well, they're propaganda. So yes,
okay, good work, we found something I don't understand.
effect. I gotta play the second bit of that. Larry Johnson, he
said something very interesting about RT Now remember, this is
the media show with Brian seltzer water on CNN. And he
says something that we've talked about many times on this show,
as to why RT maybe maybe isn't such a propagandistic outfit as
I don't know, CNN.
Here's the irony of this, Brian, you know, one of the main claims
that came out of the report that was issued in January, early
January, claiming all Russia was meddling in our election, and
one of their main vehicles was Russia today. I spoke on Russia
Today, two weeks ago, this thing he didn't surface until he
touched an Apollo tunnel brought it out. Now, if Russia today was
not that influential,
I'm telling you, I'm telling you that that's the truth. I mean,
who who watches it, the fact that I spoke about it two weeks
ago, and it didn't even surface be it wasn't even a blip
anywhere. And then in the US news media. And so I guarantee
if people like yourself who are very informed very up to speed
on things, don't pick up on something like that. You expect
a coal miner and Pennsylvania, an auto worker in Michigan, that
they're going to be on top of Russia today. Excuse me, you can
you can even get it here on Verizon Fios in the DC area.
Well, I
can get it on spectrum here in New York. But But let me ask you
about Yeah, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. Me.
Pulling out a really something really good here is like no one
no one watches the damn channel, but okay, appropriate
for any American to appear on a Kremlin propaganda network?
Well, it's not a Kremlin propaganda network. You know
what the fundamental difference I found in appearing on Russia
today as opposed to CNN, and CNN and on MSNBC and on Fox.
Remember, I was fired from Fox back in 2000. My contract was
not renewed in 2003. Because I had the audacity to go on the
Hannity and Colmes show in November of 2002. And say, going
into Iraq would be a diversion in the war on terror. I was told
subsequently that Roger Ailes didn't like that want to be off
air. So I've had quite a bit of experience with media. What I
found the difference with Russia today is they don't do pre
interviews. I've done pre interviews with your people.
I've done pre interviews in the past when I've paired on other
night networks. Just two days ago, I did a pre interview with
the BBC. They weren't going to have me on air, but once they
heard what I had to say, they came back. Oh, no, we don't need
to use you now.
Yeah, this is what we've said many times
in absolute fact. You've had that happen to you? Oh, yeah,
all the time. Me too. And I used to do a lot of work for CNBC.
And I've done other stuff, too. I've worked of ABC NBC. But CNBC
was what I was doing a lot of work for for about a year or two
when I was at MarketWatch. And they always call you up and they
ask you what you want with this how I got my Tinder ringer over
a couple of things because I'm so
write that down. That is one of our idioms, American idioms, tit
and a ringer. Yeah, believe me yeah, my only person I know who
says that as you
well would be could catch on access. Anyway. They they will
tell you that you know what, you were going to talk about this
what can you tell me and you're talking to the producer? And
they said, Well, I can talk about this and that. You can you
don't have anybody taking the other side of this argument. Is
there any way you can? This was my job. Generally my job in
general, yeah. Yeah, I can. No problem. I can take that
position. Okay, great. Great. Okay, we'll put you on you'll be
called about 115. And she was she's probably the segment I'll
start about
but they do they do it differently. John's like, okay,
Dan's gonna be the host and he's going to ask you this. Did they
add that all that information? Exactly what the toss to you is
and everything.
No. Okay. No, they don't. There's, there's no reason to go
that far. It seems to me. But one of the things that always
galls me about CNBC was, we'll call you at 115. And you'll be
on bring the segment on at 130. Yeah. And then you're on and
then they bring on Kramer to the chatterbox. And he acts and he
acts until 10 minutes to the hour. And you were sitting there
what is this? And then they finally put us on or they bump
us
anyway and you didn't get paid? I'm sure.
No, I didn't get paid but I got paid by by MarketWatch not by
seeing
right right. Well, anyway, this this disseminating false
information propaganda is very, very bad. It's very, very, very
bad for America. As as discussed and explained explained to her
explained by Susan Rice who has come out of the woodworks
the United States of America is the leading power in the world.
Our friends and our adversaries, respect us. In large measure
because they know that we are steady we are fact base we are
silly large major.
She says fact base fact. Bucha fact base, we're fact
base because they know that we are steady. We are fact base we
are
she says fact base. She says fac base back base, just a fact. You
know, she says fact fact. fact fact bass, bass bass is
that we are study, we are fact base, we are serious. And when
we have the White House of the United States, putting out
information that everybody can see to be inaccurate, if not
deliberately false. It shakes the credibility and the
confidence of our allies. And it lends doubt to our adversaries
who may miscalculate and it undermines the confidence of the
American people. And what comes out of the White House, which is
very detrimental in the event. We have a national crisis and we
need to rally around the fly.
No, no, no, you shut up. Don't talk through it. She says the
most beautiful thing at the end. Did you What did she say?
I don't know, to play it again,
as you may miscalculate, and it undermines the confidence of the
American people in what comes out of the White House, which is
very detrimental in the event. We have a national crisis and we
need to rally around the flag.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. She said the same thing. Since you brought
her in, we've opened.
Stop. I got a rally around the flag for a second. Okay, well,
okay, I just rallied around the flag.
She was on. She's bet you're right. She's showed up. And
she's making the rounds. And she's showing up everywhere. For
some reaches a stage representing someone I have no
idea who but she is out there to protect Obama's legacy. There's
that element. So till she comes on Woodruff on the PBS NewsHour,
and they do an interview, which is you know, I think it was kind
of rehearse maybe not fully like the other one we heard. But it
comes down to the at the end. I think the Judy asked her
question, well, you know, that Trump is going to give control
more control the military, to the Pentagon, let them go do
their thing. As opposed to what Obama did on Obama is a being
accused of being a micromanager. He micromanage everything. And
then, you know, and they didn't mention the kill list.
They kill this meeting.
I think this guy should be dead. Yes, kill her. And so she asked
that question of rice and rice can't say no, she doesn't deny
that he was a micromanager and then kind of just explains why
he was a micromanager without ever really saying that, that he
was a micromanager. I just found this a fascinating bunch of
bullcrap,
the last thing I want to ask you about is a decision that was
announced or that appears to have been made by this
administration to shift more authority over military
operations to the Pentagon, in the context of criticism that
under President Obama, there was too much micromanaging out of
the White House about everything that happened that the military
did.
Well, I think that criticism is a well trodden line. I've heard
it many times. And I think the fact is this, President Obama
took very, very seriously his role as commander in chief. Now,
you know, when things go wrong, as unfortunately, tragically,
they did in Yemen recently, during the first military raid
of this administration, or when we're trying to figure out what
just happened in Syria with respect to a bombing that caused
a number of civilian casualties. Some say it was a mosque, we say
it wasn't. It's very important that the commander in chief own
responsibility for decisions such as that and is willing to
say to the men and women in uniform, that was my choice, and
not blame it on others, whether the commanders or people below
him, former national security adviser to President Obama,
Susan Rice, thank you very much good to be with you, Judy. What,
uh,
see you next Tuesday. That was Obama's up, though getting that
was Obama's up. Yeah. Wow, man, that was horrible person. Oh,
she is a Mitchell amidst all of this, John, there is I haven't.
I have some new information. New shit has come to light come to
light it has. But it's really old information. And we're gonna
go back to 2013 to get this
longitude and be clean. My love for you is almost obscene.
Really? Oh, you know what I mean? Magazine. See, who
knew she was great. Starting four years ago, she was already
fantastic. This is Maxine Waters, talking about something
that the President was doing. Just right around the time I was
reelection, President Obama and just listen to how she
characterizes the database? Well, you
know, I don't know. And I think some people are missing
something here, the President has put in place, an
organization that contains the kind of database that no one has
ever seen before in life, that's going to be very, very powerful.
And Who ever heard of the Organizing for America that he's
now shifting to become a 501? C four? That's right. That's
right. And that database will have information about
everything on every individual in ways that it's never been
done before. And whoever runs for president on the Democratic
ticket have to deal with that they're going to have to go down
with that database and the concerns of those people,
because they can't get around it. And he's been very smart. I
mean, it's very powerful, what he's leaving in place. And I
think that's what any democratic candidate is going to have to
deal with. Now,
I asked my seen by this. She said, By the way, the O FA, is
the operation that now has that database. Yes, exactly. I'm on
their mailing list.
The question is, she said, they built this in ways nobody's ever
seen. They got all the information. Did they get any
information that was maybe government information do you
think is just all Google stuff? And how Street and how creepy is
it?
It's totally creepy. There's no doubt in my mind, they've got
government files in there. Because it's like the guy who
works for a company working for some big corporation, you have
your Rolodex. When you get hired to another corporation. The idea
is that you're going to bring that Rolodex with you. Yeah,
because you're a sales guy, let's say okay, yeah, gotcha. So
there's no doubt that whatever information they've accumulated
while he was president over for eight years, they've got it.
They've got all of it and they you know, turrible I don't like
it fact
of the matter. Is this liberal will be all about socialized
vaccine. Scumbag, vaccine vaccine vaccine.
Alright, Maxine,
there's some about the scream in there that makes it
makes it worthwhile, doesn't it? Yeah, exactly.
Let me see what I've got here.
Oh, we got some other stuff. But there's tons of stuff. There's
some minor Nunez comments on CBS, which I have on here as a
clip and I wouldn't have put it on unless I had something to say
about it. Which one is that? It's called some Nunez comments.
I thought you said PBS. You said CBS Gotcha. That recently
confirmed that on numerous occasions. The intelligence
community incidentally collected information about US citizens
involved in the Trump transition
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes said he had
seen about a dozen intercepted communications involving members
of the Trump transition team. That may mean either Trump
associates or Trump himself were in contact with foreigners under
surveillance or the foreigners. Were discussing the Trump team.
I believe it was all done legally notices committee is
investigating Russian interference in the election.
But the Chairman said the reports did not involve Russia.
Okay, we had that one already. Sorry, guys. All right. That's
it. You want to split off a little bit and go off.
I think I have one more thing here.
I have one more too, which is I have Andrew Sullivan, which I
kind of teased in the newsletter. Oh, yeah. I want to
know so Sullivan, who was a big
way isn't isn't this the guy who's anti internet and that
this guy?
No, duh. Andrew. Solomon is the famous Oh, the blogger, gay
blogger. Yes. Yeah. Okay, who was a Republican errs? I don't
say How you can be Republican and be gay. And he was like
defended the reporting of conservatives forever. He was
always on used to be on Bill Maher show a lot, okay. And he
then he was the guy that's kind of interesting. He was the guy
who decided to quit. He was working for The Atlantic, I
think he had his blog on the Atlantic. He decided he's going
to start a newsletter, his own his own website. This was about,
oh, I remember this and that he was one of the first people to
start charging for it.
And he started charging for it. And it was like, he was like,
ready, he was ready. 20 bucks a month or 10 bucks a month. It
was something Yeah, it was big, big time. And then he, and he
was supposedly from the numbers that they were throwing around
you. I looked at it. Because I remember when this happened, and
I was holy crap, this guy's making a million dollars on this
newsletter. But answers with subscriptions. And this is pre
Patreon and pre structure. He did all the items on his own.
And I was stunned. Well, he also he also made an outstanding
product for the audience. It was he was a
good it was instilled as a good writer. Yeah. And he, that's the
big the big secret. It helps and, and then all of a sudden he
quits and goes to work for some publication. I know they're not
paying him a million. Nobody does that. I mean, you. If
you're top dog, you get 120,000. Maybe if you're lucky. And I
don't even know if that's true anymore. It's more like 80. And
so why would you quit a million dollar little operation all
you're doing just what you've always done. You're right, and
you collect money. I I thought from the beginning that this
wasn't going to work because the public is just not used to these
sorts of models like ours, for example. It took us a while. But
still it was. It seemed like he wasn't making anything. He was
like starving to death. He had to go back to work and suddenly
becomes a Democrat. voted for Obama in 2008 voted for Obama in
2012. A huge hillary supporter. You
remember that too? Yeah. Come with her.
No, he was one of those guys. And so he's incredibly butthurt.
By by Trump. And so he's like, now he's whining about it. And
he's using the same memes. And I find them extremely offensive
these memes. But let's listen to what he has to say on Tavis
Smiley show.
We can see eyes, we can see. Now if someone who we came across in
real life started telling you that this is a beautiful purple
set that we're living with on these amazing red couches here.
And isn't it great? Isn't it? How can you be like, slowly kind
of walk out of the room and try and stay away from that person.
But unfortunately, we can't stay away from this person. He's in
our lives. And he is to my mind, I don't mind going there. He's
psychologically unwell. And let's put it that way. I mean,
he's clearly not a well person. If you if he had been appointed
the CEO of a publicly traded company on January 20, and he
behaved this way, the board would have removed him by now.
Easily within a day. Oh crap, represent a big organization and
keep telling untruths, let alone a country like the United let
alone the leading power in the world title shot and we cover
that. I think we cover it, the way we see it. And I think we
have to be not afraid to say this is bonkers. This isn't just
wrong. There is something really wrong here. This is not normal.
There are lies the politicians have always told they spin. They
put a top spin on it. They they they say things they don't
really mean they exaggerate what they do all that goes on. We
know that and we can point that out, but actually be clinically
delusional, to be saying things that are just completely untrue
and then to treat our relations with other countries in this
petty childish way. I mean, like with Merkel probably the most
important figure in Europe at this point, because if they
refuse to shake her hand in public and what is that it's a
child it's like a child a toddler you have to tell the
take a timeout it is
this is the kind of stuff that makes me not want to do the show
anymore. Just a good makes me so at this one. I'm watching all
day. All day
yeah, when he clearly shook her hand more than once, it was a
one moment Oh, annoying. Yeah, they this is very interesting to
me. And then did this guy being one of these obviously in that
dimension, dimension be but
is it really, I mean, there's so much evidence to the contrary.
So much evidence to the contrary.
What knives I put it in the newsletter I made it I made a
very strong point in the newsletter about this shaking
the hand Thank you bring it up to one of these dimensions.
people heal bots or whatever you want to call them advertising.
You bring it up and they go well, when he was seated that
that's when they wanted him to shake her hand. Right. Right.
And so that's what matters. Oh, yeah, sure. He shook her hand
when he saw and he shook her hand when he stopped seeing,
really, what the media is complaining about, is that he
didn't dance like a monkey boy when they wanted him to,
which is my point. Yeah, he wanted they wanted him to dance,
Monkey Boy dance. Yeah, it wouldn't do it. And so he didn't
shake her hand.
And he probably and probably he did that, indeed, as a petulant
child. Like, screw you. I'm not going to do that. So partially
right. But I you know, it's like when people
by the way I want to say the petulant child thing is a meme
that they're promoting. This is the latest versus insane. Now
he's acting like a like a, like a kid.
Yeah, but when you when you say it about Obama, then you're
racists. Remember that? When Romney said, he's a petulant
child, and you want to raise this child means boy boy means
Negro race. Don't you remember that?
Yeah, I do remember that. Remember that? That connection
between him and
let me see. Let me see. Go find that because it's crazy. You
know, this is this is complete. The whole thing is racist. Oh,
my petulant Thanos spell petulant PE t you. That's what I
had to. Oh, man.
I clipped is probably misspelled.
Yeah, how about PE T name? I'll get under PE t. Now. I don't
think so petulant child. Darn it. We'll have to find that. But
yeah. When Romney said that in the debates about Obama, it was
Romney. I think he was right. It was it was the last election not
the most recent one, the one before it. I don't remember now.
It will Romney was the lesser before. Yeah, yeah. Now, I want
to mention Andrew Sullivan is also not an American. He's an
elaborate Rimadyl some Brits if you live, like JK Rowling, who
is like, making more commentary about Trump than anyone in the
United States is and she's a Brit. I shouldn't but they also
both I think Sullivan and rallies are were anti Brexit. So
they're International, which is really kind of discouraging.
So while you did that side, I have dimension a on the Jimmy
Kimmel show, Tim Allen, who I predicted his career would be
over. Then he still gets a spot on Kimmel. I thought that was
kind of nice. You know, it's nice to bring back a guy who
really will never work again in Hollywood based on his and you
probably didn't help himself here. You went
to the presidential inauguration.
I was invited by we did a VIP thing for the vets and went to
the veterans ball. And so I went to go see the Democrats,
Republicans Yeah, I went to the inauguration. If I'm not, I'm
not attacking you. You got to be real careful right here, you're
gonna get beat up and leave what everybody believes thirty's
German. If you're not part of the group, you know what we
believe is right. Yeah, I heard that. I love that.
There. He's Germany.
A little clip here before the break. This is from a podcast, a
video podcast, America's Lawyer Mike pumped pumped out. Pantone
Papantonio Mike Papantonio. America's Lawyer. And it was
just this one particular opening that he did have. One of his
recent shows that I thought was worthy of sharing
with the exception of CBS, every major media outlet in the United
States shares at least one board member with at least one
pharmaceutical company. Let me put that in perspective. These
board members wake up that GoTo Meeting at Merck or Pfizer, then
they have their driver take him over to meeting with NBC to
decide what kind of programming that network is going to air.
And for those board members who aren't pulling double duty with
a media conglomerate and a big drug company, they still
understand that they can't be mean to Big Pharma because Big
Pharma pays their bills, drug companies spend about $5 billion
dollars a year on advertising with these media outlets. So
when you have a case against Pfizer or Merck or Eli Lilly, or
any of the other major pharmaceutical companies, do you
think those board members are going to let you get on the air
and tell a story that's bad about what they do? Or Are you
naive enough to believe that they really don't interfere with
the day to day operation?
stuff that we talk about all the time, but I will tell you about
all I was unaware of the board seats. That's all I knew
there's voices I thought CBS had went to CBS of course which is
and I want to follow that clip with a clip. Okay, CBS Of course
we believe to be the Central Intelligence Agency.
Broadcasting System. Yes, sir. And so they had remember Chuck
Chuck Barris died, Chuck.
Yeah, he was from the The Gong Show, Gong Gong Show for our non
Gitmo nation listeners, The Gong Show, arguably one of the first
talent shows like America's Got Talent, which was a great format
and later turned into crap and then it kind of got revitalized
and turned into crap again, you got people performing onstage
and of course they were all selected that kooky wacky, and
you get Gong doubt instead of a buzzer or x's or whatever. So
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popular show and Chuck Barris was that was the host. He also
invented the dating game and a newlywed game and a couple of
other shows.
Just let you know that the gong, I've got my Gong
Oh, that's a going. I he had written a book as kind of his
biography called Confessions of something or other and he was
poor and he was portrayed in the George Clooney movie. As this
character. He was an Isetta CIA assassin.
Oh, yeah. That was the the game show or something. Was that
movie called? No,
it wasn't a game show. It was something like confessions of
something or other I had to look it up. But he was a very famous
book and it was claimed to be with sincerity. A CI a assassin.
Oh, he has any any documented it we killed and what he's working
for and all this stuff. And then nobody's you know, they just get
everyone rolled their eyes and didn't take it too seriously.
But it was one of the most important things that he did. It
would be one of the things that he did. That was noteworthy you
would then they mentioned it everywhere. Everybody mentioned
is kind of like he claimed as they kind of chuckle about it.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
Thank you. Thank you. So so here is the CBS obit on with the CIA
obit the CIA here's the CIA version of the obit.
Baris produced two of TV's most popular game shows the newlywed
game and the dating game, but he is best known as host of one of
the most bizarre shows ever to hit the airwaves The Gong Show,
truly awful. Amateur acts competed for a prize of $516.32
if they could avoid the gong. Chuck Barris died yesterday. He
was 87
Thanks everybody's book. Yeah, you know the sad thing is when
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when it's done to us and we don't want to do it to you.
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that donation segment I wanted to return back to about flat
earth I finally got the audio. I had to hear it myself to hear if
he was serious or if it was a joke. We have a famous Flat
Earther now amongst us and that would be the basketball
superstar Shaquille O'Neal.
And you taking them seriously?
Yes. Have you heard the whole interview?
No. Here we go.
What did you make of the Kyrie stuff?
I don't. It's true. The earth is flat shack. What are you talking
about? The earth is flat. No, it's not. Yes. No. It is no
less. It's not there's three ways to manipulate the mind
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To podcasts, that's the dumbest thing
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your kid world's dug straight through your backyard. You will
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Jersey tells you about the educational system in Jersey.
David, I'm just saying when I drive from Florida to New York,
New York to Seattle.
I think he's serious.
Well, I don't think so. But I know that it's some, I guess is
what he was referring to Kyrie Irving who said this? Yeah. Who
must have said something? And he said it. Yeah. So he had two
basketball players. Yeah. And by the way, they both use a round
ball. Hey,
there's no Wow, you got me there. I have a little extra.
I'm happy to have Shaq on the on the team.
I have a little exposition on Michael Flynn. It was headed for
the last show, but it was gonna take up too much time. It takes
up a little time. Not a lot. But Michael Flynn. I just want to
explain to people how this sort of public speaking game works
because it turns out that I worked for one of the companies
that Flynn was involved with that got him booked in Russia.
Oh, so let's play and I can tell you what the deal is. This and
by and I don't like this people anymore. By the way. Flynn
rundown CBS Jeff pick gay so however his name is the guy with
that funny voice. Part one maybe
investigating President Trump's first National Security Adviser
revealed today that he received 10s of 1000s of dollars in 2015.
From Russia's government run television system. Jeff gays has
been looking into that.
Yes, right lock her up.
Just two months before retired Lieutenant General Michael Flynn
began advising the Trump campaign he traveled to Moscow
to attend a gala where he was seated right next to Russian
President Vladimir Putin. Today the top Democrat on the House
Oversight Committee, Elijah Cummings, released checks,
emails and invoices that showed Flynn was paid almost $34,000 to
attend the event by RT, a media company that CIA has said
engaged in a Kremlin directed campaign to undermine faith in
the US government.
It begs the question, Why would President Trump allow him to be
in his inner circle receiving top secrets of our government?
In a statement, a spokesman says Flynn, the former head of the
Defense Intelligence Agency notified in brief the DIA before
his trip to Russia, and again upon his return. And that just
wasn't acceptable to me. President Trump fired Flynn
after just 24 days as National Security Adviser when it was
revealed Flynn lied to Vice President Pence about
conversations he had had with the Russian ambassador to the
US.
All right, so that's part one. And by the way at that event, it
was I saw Marcia whatever name is the one who was the lawyer
for the OJ Simpson trial. Marcia Clark. Marcia Clark, was there
really? Yeah, there was a whole bunch of celebrities there. We
don't have to really I don't think we need to play part two,
but it's pretty short. So play that and and,
and it's not just his connections to Russia that have
raised questions. Just last week, Flynn retroactively
registered with the Justice Department as an agent of a
foreign government. He had a $600,000 lobbying contract with
a company with ties to the Turkish government. In addition,
Flynn received over $11,000 from a Russian cargo airline and
Anthony was also paid $11,000 from Kaspersky Labs. That's a
well known cybersecurity company with ties to Russian officials.
Jeff Thanks Jeff.
No, I like no I like that because that fries all the all
the all these people's minds, because you know, all of you Oh,
security now. Yes. computer screen sheet but what does an M
Kaspersky because burski Yes, first of all, yeah, they know
they're great guys, Barbara, and as Oh, they're Russian. They
have ties to the Russian government. What do we can we
believe the reports anymore? Oh, no, we have to get Bruce to say
something about it.
Yeah, it's all bull crap, of course. So here we go. Let's
play this clip. This is trying to explain the Russian event.
Book by leading authorities. Well, earlier
Neil Harvey spoke to RT as Head of Communications and Elkanah
and our correspondent earlier for Trager to try and find out
exactly what all the fuss is about.
What we're witnessing right now is really an absurd extent to
which the mainstream media is trying to outdo one another with
sensationalized headlines. We're seeing breaking news on CNN,
we're seeing groundbreaking revelations and explosive
details and so forth. But what exactly are the revelations that
General Flynn came to Moscow to speak at international
conference that was hosted by RT in December 2015. He himself has
already spoken publicly about this. In fact, he has spoken to
American media outlets about this months ago, using the
agency on compensating speakers for an agency in order to invite
an expert, VIP kind of analyst speaker for an event such as our
conference in December 2015 was, it's an entirely common practice
in the United States. And around the world. There are scores of
agencies, particularly in Washington, DC, alongside of
those in New York and London and other places that specifically
specialized in working with civil servants working with
former officials from all branches of the government of
politics, and connecting them with opportunities like that.
And everything is entirely transparent. Now, the agency
with which we engaged, the name is leading authorities features,
I believe, they're very publicly, very proudly boast a
very impressive roster of Washington politicians and other
kinds of government officials, public figures.
Okay, let's start with a little information for people. leading
authorities, which is I believe, is centered in Boston, at one
point not so much anymore, because the three of the major
speakers bureaus, the traditional old Great One is
Harry Walker out in New York, a leading authority is very
competitive. And they do they do packages, a lot of packages. And
the other one that was well known, I think they've fallen a
little bit out of favor is the Washington speaker's bureau. And
then there's about 50 to 100 little speakers, bureaus. And
the kind of the funny thing about it is with very rare
exceptions, whatever speaker you want, you can get through any of
them. It's almost like a shared list. The number of exclusive
speakers, people that only work for one agency is a handful.
And they're the really big ones, I'm sure like job like, like
Hillary, Hillary Clinton.
Actually, I think Clint probably books herself.
No, she hasn't Booker, we've talked about, well,
she has one of them. She probably she may be, she may be
exclusive, but
there's Swifty Lazar
is dead. Oh, and he's also Hollywood. She, the speaker's
bureaus are pretty well known. And that's where you you book
these things, and they can pretty much get anybody. So
everybody works for everybody. And I worked for all three of
those that I mentioned, at one time or another, not so much
anymore. But you know, this room over the hill, I guess, whatever
the case, and I said that the what the the speaker's bureau
that we're talking about leading authorities. It's obvious to me
that what happened was the RT people got a hold of one of
their agents. And was sold a package ah, package of speakers.
It was a package of speakers because the event was in Russia,
it was it had to be coordinated. I worked in a gig that was in
Brazil, and it was the same kind of thing they had to me. They
were on Bureau, you were the speaker's bureau had to package
the whole thing. It wasn't like they pick from here. Why, like
they had that Speaker Production as well. Or just just just No,
no, they might hire a production company. Okay, I don't know
about that part. But what but mostly they package the whole
thing. So Flynn was part of a big group. And he was not like,
oh, we want Michael Flynn. Now. If Flynn was working for a they
he's probably one of the more expensive guys he's probably at
the 15 to $25,000 level he got this much more because when you
go overseas that will double it is oh, we gotta fly to Russia is
twice as much. And so this is a huge scam. They then so he
probably went in at a $50,000 rate, speaker's bureau, it took
about 15,000 of that. And long with everybody else 30% They'll
go from 15 to 30 and home. Generally it's around 20
Do you Think there's a career for me at a speaker's bureau?
Well, you had to sell Jeff, so to speak. First of all, you have
to have given a couple of speeches that you have.
I have my coffee, my CUSP appearance.
You need a couple of speeches at it. You have a videotape. I
got a video of that. It's on the YouTubes. Yeah. Well, then
you go to some speaker's bureau and say you want to do some
speaking. The thing is, you know,
I want to speak truth to power. Can you book me? Right? I'm just
kidding, John, I'm just looking at, you know, plan B,
it is probably not a bad idea to get some speaking gigs. Alright.
Anyway, the point is, is that they had, this was leading
authorities ran out of ran the whole thing. And it was just a
coincidence. Pretty much that Flynn was in this package,
because they said, We're gonna give you this guy and this guy,
and that guy and this guy, and they had Marcia Clark in there.
Obviously, she was part of the package. And she, I know, she
does a lot of public speaking. She's probably in the I'm
thinking $15,000 speech range, maybe more. Some people get up
pretty high. It used to be 25 was a big number. But now with
Clinton is somebody's other people asking for, you know,
$200,000 it's changed a lot. But here's the thing that that ended
up bothering me about. And by the way, I thought leading
authorities, I'd been to their offices, I just thought they
were kind of I didn't like him there were and they also cut me
out of gigs. I know I was supposed to get. And I think you
know, that divorce check in there. You kind of gives off the
rails a lot. Yeah. Once you get this guy, and
he's a troublemaker, you know, he doesn't color inside the
lines.
And one of the reasons I know this, because they actually sent
some literature out that had, it was not meant for me. It was
something else. And there was like some disparaging remarks in
there. But really about
you in the literature. Oh, yeah.
So leading authorities, just to kind of show where they're
coming from the second clip, which is leading and tours, they
did what I think is inexcusable, somebody who's you know, trying
to get out to get flan. And I'd like to know who this person
was. Went to leading authorities and said that, can you give us
all these confidential things that, you know, Flynn signed off
on? And this and that? Oh, yeah, sure. Hearing your ticket. And I
just thought this was terrible.
I'm sorry, with this, which I don't know if this is the right
clip says
leading authorities released details on Russian March
meeting, but
we just played that one. Maybe I'm
no, you played Oh, here. Oh, no. You played the one after that
trying to get to the event, both by leading authorities? Oh, yes,
please. It's an expectation for I think any kind of entities
discussing such matters. And what you're actually seeing in
some of these documents that are published on Washington Post
website, the email exchanges between RT and the, the agency
is that label confidential is still actually preserved on
those emails that are there and yet they're out there. They're
public, there are names of our employees that are published out
there. And other various details, which goes obviously
entirely contrary to what our expectations were. So of course,
we will be looking into into the situation in greater detail.
Yeah. Oh, okay. Well give you all the hear of New York Times
here. Here's the whole email conversation, private email
conversation between us and our tea, with all the names non
redacted. Unbelievable. Yeah, this company is like really
needs to be called out. Authorities. That's what they're
called leading authorities. Yeah. leading authorities as the
name of the company.
I want to look into them. There must be more to that than meets
the eye.
I think they're just another you know, the speaker's bureaus are.
I mean, they some they some of them do good work. I've never
had a problem with Harry Walker out in New York, which is the
original classic is like it's like working with William
Morris. It's funny.
I thought he was the one that did Clinton.
Who Harry white Harry Walker probably does Clinton, I would
bet money on that. I'm pretty sure. Harry Walker has a lot of
exclusive clients. But
we had we had one of those contracts. I think it was
through Harry it originally through Harry Walker. Yeah. All
right. Let me move to a couple more F Russia things here. Just
because you know, Russia is horrible. Russia is our
adversary. We had a ton of hearings on the hill with
Gorsuch for the Supreme Court nominee. You got a few clips in
a lot about hacking Russia, Baba Baba, Senator spire, The asking
a very simple questions. It is my favorite questions. You know,
the question usually is will we be attacked within the next
three months? In this case, asking Comey and Admiral Rogers
about Russia, you know, I
think it's really important as we sit here that we explain this
to the American people in a way that they can understand
it because we're stupid. Did your stupid people stupid,
stupid American people vote that woman out?
Why are we talking about all of this? Yeah, because Hillary
lost. So my first question to each of you is, is Russia our
adversary is to call me? Yes. Rogers. Yes. Is do they intend
to do us harm?
They intend to ensure I believe that they gain advantage at our
expense. Director Comey
Yes, I want to be harmed can have many meetings they're an
adversary and so they want to resist us oppose us undermine us
in lots of different ways.
Thanks. Call me. I'm disliking him more squirrely words.
Of a great one. Okay.
But the true you by the way, I'm going
to pre give you I had this clip, I want to pre give you a clip of
the day because I did somehow got lost in the shuffle. This is
unbelievable. What she's about to say, Madeleine Albright? No,
spear. Oh,
I
don't have any more of the clip? No. Oh, well, then I have to do
you don't get clip? You might get a clip for the day. Well, I
don't have it. I that's what I said. But I'll tell you what she
said. Yeah. She said, I think that the Russians are taken on
the DNC was an act of war.
Okay. Yeah, I didn't clip that
she said was an act of war. And she said, we should declare war
on Russia.
Well, we've had so many of these dogs saying stuff like that, or,
or if it's the same as they came in and raided your house in the
middle of the night. Now, you've heard all of this. And he's
jabroni. I want to get to the root of the Russian hate. And
there's no one who knows it better or has more hate for
Russia than Madeleine Albright. And she was also a witness, of
course, because you always want to prepare everybody, bring him
up, get him ready and say what you want him to say.
I think that a mistake was made at the end of the Cold War, when
we said that we had won the Cold War, they lost the Cold War. And
that's not just a semantic difference, the system failed.
We were in the Clinton administration was in office
when we did the first tranche of NATO expansion. It was the right
thing to do. Because these countries wanted to be part of a
European system. And it was not against Russia. And I
specifically spoke to President Yeltsin. And I said, this is not
against you. And at some point, Oh, yeah. Be able to be members
as part of a new system. And a new system. What has happened
is, I think that Putin has deliberately tried to figure out
how to make sure that it is viewed as a threat to them when
it was never set up in the post Cold War period as a threat to
them. So I don't think we've done anything wrong. I think
that the Putin needs an enemy, and that's what he's been doing.
Okay, so now we understand exactly where everybody's coming
from, but how, why, why all the problems and, you know, what,
really what do people want the elites really, really want and I
have two clips. I think that start to answer this question.
It because it is a new world order. And Trump as president is
screwing up all the plans you just heard all right, talk about
a new system, a new system. That is the new world orders the new
system, and you know, Putin can't be on it. Trump loves
Putin. He's messing it up. We can't have the system. Oh,
this is absolutely true that it caused combined with the other
little gotcha, which I think it really triggered the whole
thing. Which is Snowden.
Yes. Okay. Thank you. Dan, you got a you got me. You got me a
point point for you that point for you. This is the European
Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. And just
listen to what she said. It's part of this is about NATO. But
it's really about what America's responsibility is in the New
World Order.
I was particularly worried to see the news coming from
Washington on the budget cuts. I know this is internal domestic,
but I was the day before yesterday in Cairo for meetings
with the Arab League. The previous day, I was in Addis
Ababa for meetings with the African Union. If the United
States were to reduce significantly its investments,
being it on humanitarian developed development, AIDS,
peace and security operations, the words and certain regions of
the world
I just wanted to let's just not gloss over the peace and
security operations. I just love these words. You can't just you
know, just let them slip by you mean war machine peace and
security operations. Got it. God bless you, George Carlin
BMD development aid, peace and security operations. The words
and certain regions of the world would get completely
destabilized. Don't forget that the major Syrian refugee crisis
a couple of years ago started because the World Food Program
was underfunded.
I hope now did you hear that? The Syrian refugee crisis
started because the World Food Program was underfunded.
Hmm. Wow, Syrian refugee crisis delusional.
It's completely delusional.
I don't forget that the major Syrian refugee crisis a couple
of years ago started because the World Food Program was
underfunded.
Yeah, if I recall, the crisis that already happened, the
refugees were in Turkish camps. And they all have debit cards.
That's what the World Food Program is. They're not sending
over mush the way when I was growing up, they here's a mush
for you people to eat. No, no, now they give them a debit card.
And they just but they didn't have the money to fill up the
debit cards for people didn't have money to buy the foods
locally. But that didn't start the crisis. And it was our fault
somehow.
I hope. This is wisdom enough here to keep in mind that
investing in America means also investing in places that are far
away. Oh, interest.
Okay. I got it. By the way. I thought it was climate change
that started that whole thing. And then people get your story
straight.
Yeah, they can't seem to get one single? Well, you need to be a
central point where you can get the right talking points.
No, you can use Siri you can use for everything, stubbed my toe
off Syria. They had the former national security adviser
Stephen Hadley on as a witness. And same talk,
the current conception of the new of the international order
is
not notice how we want to say New World Order, but caught
here. So he did it himself. The
current conception of the new international order is not
sustainable. That's why we say it needs to be revised and
revitalized. We may have made huge investments in helping
Europe, Japan, South Korea, emerge to be the healthy
prosperous societies they are we helped China integrate into the
international system where we have seen the growth of India,
these countries need to be given a greater role to play in the
international system. But that, of course, comes with some
responsibilities. And part of that responsibility is not only
responsible action, and constructive action, but also to
foot some of the bill. So I think there has to be a
readjustment and a rebalancing, a look at division of labor and
delivery, and, and division of responsibilities. But if we step
out from that process, and do not lead it, an international
order that will will emerge in the traditional way, which is it
will benefit the big powers like Russia and China at the expense
of the evil powers. That's not the international order that we
want. It's not the international orders in our interest. And it's
not an international order that will will provide enduring peace
and security.
You go, it's clear. It's very clear what they want. As you
said,
you know, I'm listening to a 1999 youtube video so we can
remember that this is nothing new. Where Walter Cronkite this
went around and a little bit on Twitter, Walter Cronkite's
accepting the Norman Cousins award for World govern, for
global governance. And I want to play a little bit of the intro,
which is, which is John Anderson, the presidential
candidate? Who's giving who's announcing that Walter Cronkite
won the award shortly after Cronkite wins this award and
advocates for global governance and One World Government and
should be with laws because everything will work so much
better. And then Hillary comes on and she says something to she
doesn't she's not quite as definitive. But as in 1999. She
wasn't she wasn't quite on the Honor game. But let's play a
couple of these clips is Norman Cousins global governance award
to Cronkite, which is the intro to Cronkite.
That's the first priority of a human.
That's Cronkite.
I'm sorry. I'm looking for it.
It says Norman Cousins. Ah, got it. Sorry. Um,
you know that we have come to the point of our really being
here this evening. And that is to honor with the Norman Cousins
global governance award. Walter Cronkite we are proud to present
to you this amethyst geode
and a What
am Amethyst geode as those things get crack open as a bunch
of crystals inside and he describes this whoo award as how
the global one world order, how it will develop. It's actually
kind of interesting because you can see how these people think I
love this history
lesson JCD
first Gao. And I hope all of you will take the opportunity at the
conclusion of the program to come up and examine it, we're
not worrying about anybody carrying it off. It's too heavy
for me to lift. But it illustrates a very important
lesson, the crystals of a geode are formed within another rock
that serves as the foundation for their fragile beauty. The
Rock provides the structure necessary for the crystals to
grow. And in similar fashion, world government, is the
structure necessary for global justice. You sir.
You, sir, have been a lifelong advocate of this principle. And
it is appropriate, therefore that we present you with this
amethyst geode.
Well, it's very that's I like this a lot, John, and have the
this whole notion before the internet, that we're pulling it
off, no problem.
Yeah, yes, I believe so.
I really messed it up. And now they've figured out that they
can use the internet to well, with all they're getting now is
a split universe, but they got half the people.
They got half of them, and they're all in. But let's listen
to I only have the very short, one small part of Cronkite going
on and on and on about how great one world government would be
because it would solve all crimes
that the first priority of humankind in this difficult era
is to establish an effective system over a law that will
assure peace with justice among the peoples of all the world
now,
yes, of course, and we will take care of everybody. It's going to
be great.
Well, people won't have their stuff stolen.
Reminds me of the movie I saw which, by the way,
what we forgot to talk about the movie is troubled times this was
99. When we were at the peak of money flying around. Everyone
was getting rich overnight on IPO. It
was really this was 99. I thought it was much older than
that.
No, it's only 99. Wow. But they were already in the toilet
because of the internet was creeping in on him. But they
were still seeing things in some other world because they're
talking about unless I'm wrong about the date. But the way I
see it, it was in October 1990 99 Was someone can show me
a different time. Sounds older. Does, I guess because it's so
corny.
Unbelievable. I want you I watched Hidden Figures. Oh, this
is a good movie. And then the reason why I bring it up is
because it's an AR It's about the early 60s, and three black
women who are computers at NASA, which I never knew. That's where
the word came from computers. They were people who actually
would compute equations, and they were called computers until
they got an actual IBM mainframe. Have you seen this
movie? No, not yet. Oh, it's about three black women
computers. And they were there. Of course, it's all about the
struggle, black and white and the race races. I don't think
they do
what the word computer came from within and said that's what they
were called. Well,
okay. Yes. But they were called computers. And they had to
compensate John Glenn's reentry trajectory. And is it really
good movie? And historically? True. I don't know if everything
in the movies correct. But
no, it's obviously been dramatized. Or it would be a
good movie, but
really, it's about racism. Oh, that's what they see. Although
when I watch the movie, I see Kevin Costner like yeah, that's
America. That's the guy who's shunning racism? No, but Oh,
guilty. I feel now oh, how great I feel that they were the
director of the programs and screw that these ladies belong
here. That's how I interpreted but I did find a new racist
thing. Okay, did you know that drinking milk is racist?
Hey, I tweeted this before anyone else? Oh,
I didn't see your tweet. I'll play the clip. This is a guy
with a Make America Great Again hat on very calmly standing with
the black guy who's got a cool big it's like 70s Fro and close
to match and they're having a very civil conversation which is
beautiful, but I did not know this.
People got kicked out because they were spreading hate speech
and they were trying to scare people. They're people I didn't
see anyone drinking milk. That's in speech. Veganism you know
that's hate speech. What anti hate speech. What was hate
speech. because that's been part of that's, that's part of hate
speech and I'm not even going to sit here and explain that was
anti vegan. No, you know what that is that is that you know
what that milk that's a that's a symbol that represent movement
towards black people. What is the symbol? I've never heard
that in my life Truthfully speaking, I've never heard I've
never heard of it. Are you being honest? Yes. I don't know what,
basically, that's another thing. No, no, that's another thing
that we're doing on Saturday. There's all these subliminal
racist type of things they do. For example, the drinking the
milk, right? They try to say that, like, black people are
lactose intolerant. So they come and they try to drink milk. Like
this purposely drink milk outside very innocuously. I
personally
love that. Did you know that black people are lactose
intolerant? Is this this is a fact. Is this fact base?
Some black people or some white people are daughters lactose
intolerant.
Yeah, reversing by like it's hate speech. I should correct a
lot
of this damage from it from an op ed. That was written. That
was what I tweeted, I don't I didn't print it out our show.
Maybe I did, but I want to have it candy by some woman who went
on to a long spiel about how milk is racist. This is
existences racist, racist. And their argument was like Wow,
that guy how do you get to this right because it was long this
piece was about 1000 words of convoluted logic
it was I didn't have anything to do with it being white or was
that not because God drink chocolate milk then?
No, it has a lot to do with it being white but if
I drink chocolate milk then I'm not racist
she didn't go into the chocolate milk and
what I just hacked it did I know of I just hacked her angle
what about banana milk? Then what?
Almond milk I got a couple more social justice warrior things
that I think you'll enjoy just as a little outro on here. NEW
NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW for the kids. Hello he job for all your
Barbies
is a Barbie compatible hijab that children can play with at
home at schools amongst older adults. And we we hope that they
will become familiar with it, they will see it as something as
a kind memory from their playtime and then they move into
a kinder generation being used to playing with dolls that look
different than that.
Now I really sorry for the crappy audio is just how it was
recorded. So the idea is Hello hijab is a Barbie combat
compatible hijab. It snaps in place that fits in all Barbies,
but at the end here she says something very interesting, she
says so that girls can play with dolls that don't look just like
that. Have you ever seen a Barbie doll? where the legs are
three times as long as the body? Are you kidding me? Are you
these people are delusional Barbie dolls have have
absolutely no basis on reality 00 but okay, well we'll add a
heat job to it. Now we always we always have issues with using
the right pronouns. You know I personally like to be my
prominent pronoun is podcaster
asked me about my podcast I'm a podcaster
and Ellen DeGeneres even she gets confused by what she's
supposed to use. On her show she had to educate Dylan, who is a
she claims herself a non binary gender non bear button while non
binary gender just listen to Ellen has problems so we don't
have to feel bad. So let me
let me understand this and help everyone understand this your
character on the show is a non binary identifies non binary
Yes. And you also identify that way explain what that means. So
non binary is a term used by some people, myself included who
experienced their gender identity as falling somewhere
outside of the boxes or man or woman. Okay, so you don't you
prefer to be referred to as they are them. I use the singular day
them their pronouns, okay? Because you don't is if someone
just says she because you Ellen's flustered.
Out Ellen as a professional stand up comedian Ken has to be
dying just
you can't make jokes about it, John. Yes, this is killing her.
There are some days I wake up and I don't fit in the female or
male box. I'm just a thing. That's my pronoun. thing
man or woman. Okay, so you don't you you prefer to be referred to
as they are them. I use the singular day them their
pronouns, okay? Because you don't have Isn't is if someone
who says she because you were born
Homina Homina Homina Homina she doesn't
stammers this has made it worse
she doesn't know what to do she
because you you were born a female it was assigned female at
birth I was
assigned female at birth my god Where are we going one a female
I was assigned female at but you are a female but that's micro
aggression micro aggression Allah and female I was assigned
female at birth you are a female but you don't choose to identify
that way.
Correct. Oh, my goodness. So then I'm Good Morning America.
And why would you have a guest like this on your show? promote
her movie.
She's promoting a man guide call up
to the public or the PR department of that movie studio.
Good food signs these things? Do all these shows. And sure out
now I'm sure it's a Disney movie.
Probably. What's the name of the movie? I don't know. You know?
Someone in the chat with me now. Good Morning, America. Now this
was really I think, good morning. America needs to be
careful with how they present the stories. I did a huge expos
a lie expose a we talked in great detail about how excellent
you Jase was a the day I do
an x plus a call me up give me a medal. So we talked in great
detail about the the way society is set up to encourage gender
reassignment, surgery, and transgenderism. There's an
entire infrastructure at schools, a doctor's offices,
etc. That should be questioned. I personally don't give a crap
what you do I really, really don't. I have transgender people
in my circle of friends, which is better than saying some of my
best friends are transgender.
We have a bunch of transgender noises. And that's while I
include them in my show. That's my circle of friends. John, what
are you talking about? This, my friends? That is your friends,
my friends
might think and
I'm looking at you, Holly. But But the way this was presented,
and it's a rather interesting story, I think it just warrants
some caution. You know, it just makes it all way too easy sound
way to normal. And particularly with young children. You know,
there's a high rate of suicide, high rate of all kinds of
depression. The EX Johns Hopkins dude who ran the the psych part
says she's a mental disorder. I'm not saying any of that. But
careful when you present stories like this, I think
we're back now with that incredible story of a father and
daughter, the two of them undergoing the gender
reassessment process reassignment process I say
together, and Nightline, CG Chang, our good friend is here.
And this is such a moving touching story
is so moving and touching. How old is this kid? I don't know if
it's mentioned in the story. I can look it up. Nothing story
about
an amazing family really, that amazing generations a metaphor
really for the transgender journey. They both say
they knew the transgender journey like that, for really
for the transgender
journey. They both say they knew as kids that something was off
with their gender. But Cory came out at 15. And then Mom watched
her daughter braved the bullies, she said then she could no
longer deny she too was transgender. They've always had
a special Mother Son bond. But together they transition to
father daughter learning from each other every step of the
way. Where's Eric and Cory have both undergone years of
counseling and a mental health assessment before starting
hormones, Mom, you should know how to double mastectomy, but
it's all in line with the international guidelines for
gender reassignment to see your child going through something
like that
and then to give you the courage to do it yourself to be inspired
together. Thank you for sharing that with us to tune in for
Yeah, so, thank you to have the courage. So, I looked this up
the let me see the standards of care for the health of
transsexual, transgender and gender non conforming people and
that falls what she just mentioned there, open it up
here. This is very interesting, at least to me, the criteria for
sex reassignment surgery the W P A T H standards of care, this is
version seven revisited. This lasts about 20 minutes. Now what
is w p w path stands for this is from the International Journal
of transgenderism. The W P A T H standards of care revision
committee are reassessing criteria for sex reassignment
surgery. Okay, that's just the intro. But then we have the
actual bits and pieces. And we go oh my god, this is what I
wanted to. I'm sorry, I had the wrong document open Damn. Oh, I
know. I know. Well, no, it's not a fail. It's not as bad as
failing. Trying to find a letter for a donation. Yeah, here we
go. I got it here. So if there's criteria and I think there's
five criteria that they adhere to. I'm really butchering this,
John.
I've noticed Yeah, I'm gonna let your slide go No No. Doing a new
wind.
Mental health professionals document a patient's relevant
history and a letter which would be required by medical
professionals prior to physical intervention. One letter is
required for hormone replacement therapy, or either augmentation
mammoplasty or male chest reduction. Two additional
letters are needed for genital surgeries. The eligibility
criteria and readiness criteria gives certain very specific
minimum requirements as prerequisites to HRT or sex
reassignment surgery. This of course is highly controversial,
often maligned section one through four in Duck intro
introductory in nature. Now you know what, I have the wrong I
have everything wrong here. Fuck me. Sorry.
I have I don't understand why I don't have the right documents
is a good try. Maybe
we should just cut it all out of the show. The point of what I
was trying to tell you is that it is an incredibly subjective
set of criteria. It's pretty much how do you feel? That's
pretty much it and then you need letters.
Trying to liven it up
Don't worry. No, it's I don't think anything will help. No, I
don't think so. either.
I think I'm I think I'm just doing
Yeah, I'll give you the right send off.
Man. And I'm still I'm still looking for it.
Yeah, well, you're not gonna find it. Epic fail. Well, let's
go. Let's Let's liven things up quickly, please. With Joan.
You'll
never hear this part in the show. It's all being cut out.
Yes. What'd you say? Jones kill everybody.
Jones kill everybody.
If so, can you say when? And describe the nature of their
inquiries. They want the funding and shadow government blocking
Trump to start surveilling and killing people with hit teams.
They can start within these groups. I told you this three
months ago they plan to kill everybody.
Now it makes nothing is
gonna kill everybody. Why not? And let's play Jones big swing
and Johnson dude,
America kick Hillary's ash and the Democrats not the damn
Russians. Can you get me some credit here? Where are the big
swing and Johnson bro not the Russians Get that through your
head?
Oh my god beautiful ISO you get a borderline for that. Fabulous
because you didn't cut the ISO though. I gotta cut that. That's
a good one.
I liked that. A big swing and Johnson I like that a lot.
Okay, let me do let me do a little a little light hearted
stuff just to make up for it. On the previous episode, we talked
about media puns, media puns, the useless media puns. Yeah.
Trump, I guess he was trying to convince people to vote for the
Affordable Health Care Act. And the way he did that as he
brought him into the White House bowling alley,
plus our power player of the week behind the scenes at the
White House bowling alley. will give you an exclusive look at
where the administration is trying to pin down votes. Right
now on Fox News.
Fans has set a bowling alley I think since World War Two. Yeah.
I think there's two lanes. I really think it's two lanes.
Yeah, now is it too late now?
He has already set up the pins yourself.
No, no, I think they can machines now.
Yeah. Doesn't Omarosa do that for traumas she'd amorosa go set
up set of the pins. Nancy was just Affordable Health Care Act
for a moment, which looks like it's going to be a big problem
is not going to this bill is not going to pass
by and before you go on. I want to mention something which is
that when the market went down the other day, I was doing the
Horowitz show. Yeah. And he says that the word on the street that
the reason the market would go down as the debt if Trump loses
this, this Affordable Care Act deal that they're trying to do,
you know, not rammed this thing through if that just doesn't
happen. He's gonna lose all credibility and the market is
gonna collapse to get what and why
would that be? Now Now there was a little dip and I saw I saw on
the face bag actually, I should have captured it. There was a
report you know, it was down to Trump rally comes to a stall and
it's like, well, clearly Wall Street figured out he's lying
like ness and exactly how Wall Street works. I don't know,
isn't it based on? Isn't the rally based on repatriation of
the money the tax lower is business taxes being low.
That's what they say. And I believe it's probably true that
the idea is that we're going to lower the tax rate for
corporations down from 35% to something more reasonable, like
15 or 20. And then they're going to do repatriation of all these
trillions of dollars that are overseas by giving a huge tax
break to bring the money back. And that's good. That itself
will boost the economy. But the logic is that if he can't get
this Health Care Act things through, he's not getting these
other things through either, and thus the market is going to
collapse. I don't see it that way. And
the tax law comes from the Republican representatives not
from Trump.
This comes from do Republicans to Yeah, of course it does.
Yeah, no, it's not. And I wonder why they rushed so much.
Well, either way, I'll do this I can give you I can give you the
two headlines. Okay. Headline one. If it passes. 24 million
people thrown off health insurance and throw no throw
enough healthcare with a stroke of a pen. You can write it down.
Now, if it doesn't pass 24 million people saved or created.
I guarantee you that's what it's gonna be.
I think the second would be more Trump failed. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, exactly. Well, Nancy Pelosi was out on the steps of
the Capitol along with Joe Biden trying to garner up support
against any bill and but in particular, the health care bill
and Nancy Pelosi tries to start a little chant Yeah.
Oh god yeah. She
tries to start a chant doesn't go so well. Protect are cared
for Thank you, Mr. Vice President for helping to come
on.
So lame.
I got another one for when we have a war on men segment, which
is, which is a real chance because I just wanted to let you
hear it. So we have one of those one min segments, and we can use
it. There we go.
I love that. The penis got to go. The penis parties got to go.
Hey, hey, ho ho the penis parties got to go. I will be
packing up. I'll be rolling up my penis and taking my penis
home with me. Yep, you can relate with no, you are not
going to play with it.
I like to Hay hay hole. And then anything that rhymes with Oh,
throw it in there. He usually got to go. Something's got to
go. Hey, hey, ho ho no agendas got to go. Yeah, yeah, that
would be one of them.
Don't you just love it. It's
very creative, beautiful
thing. And I just wanted to say one. One final thing is we're
about to get into our donations here. People keep sending me
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And don't take advertising Shawn's crappy,
I'm going to show him us to no agenda. Imagine all the people
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get out of that and time. Yeah, sorry. He's clearly rattled.
Yeah, that's true. True, rattled. I've never seen that
before. As a matter of fact, not to this extent.
So let's thank a few people instead of harping on that,
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right after that same exact number donation we have Sir Don
Barofsky with 12345 and he's in Spokane Valley and he's got he
found his notepad and he sent a note in on the on the
International Federation of Planets start command letterhead
in the morning AC and JC the actual I have to read it by the
way, let's roll. I am back at the Federation after my
sabbatical at Hewlett Packard my nightly quest to listen to all
no agenda podcasts will be finished soon. That will then
listen to all new podcast twice God because they're so packed
full of insightful deconstruction that a single
listener a single listen does not do them justice. I think
he's probably correct.
You know Tina does that all the time? Yeah, a lot
of people do. We hear a lot of people that do that, Sir Donald
to the fire bottle Baroness Spokane Valley, Don Barofsky, WA
six. Oh, am I Yeah.
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No, we're not government officials. If Putin wants to
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I think that I think I made a mistake. I think also that what
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granite to him next show and we figure out what it is okay,
because I just have no stake in Whittier.
I have a I have incomplete that's what it says on my sheet.
Yeah, well, it's the back office.
Well, that's what it says. Because it's incomplete. I don't
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south
coast, he can have all of the Pacific Ocean.
Nobody wants to Pacific Ocean. Like Whittier. Nobody wants one
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Get your blade out, man. Let's do this. We got a big we got a
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Okay, Georgia. No, we did not we not have Georgia.
Back. That was my fault like I should. I will. I don't believe
I shifted this note over there. But I'll check for this.
That's right. Supposedly we would all be engulfed in
lawsuits and Armageddon was going to all hell was going to
break loose. But it doesn't seem that it's happened yet. In fact,
it's not really even being reported. The
lawsuit accuses Saudi officials of helping some of the 911
terrorists before the attacks.
Yes, John. That's right. It's on after the bill was passed that
the families could sue Saudi Arabia for the the revelations
finally released in the 28 pages of the 911 Commission report
which were kept secret. Now the lawsuit is on and Diane has it
for us.
Remember, 15 of the 19 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia. It
accuses embassy official Saudi embassy officials are
facilitating their stay in the United States. They've yet to
prove that the officials knew what the hijackers were up to.
Of course, the lawsuit alleges that a Saudi official was even
in the same hotel in Virginia with hijackers the night before
the attacks. It also claims that members of the Saudi royal
family were aware that funds from Saudi charities were being
funneled to al Qaeda. The lawsuit describes how the
purported money was being transferred from the charities
to the terrorist organization. Saudi Arabia denies any
involvement in the 911 attacks behind the legal action or the
families of 800 victims of 911 as well as 15 101st responders.
This lawsuit was made possible after Congress passed the bill
last year that would strip Saudi Arabia of immunity from
prosecution. It was the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism
Act. President Obama vetoed the bill, but Congress had enough
votes to override the President's veto when they did.
The previous administration claimed that the bill would set
a bad precedent and could expose US diplomats and servicemen to
litigation in other countries. After many years of pressure
from the public. Last July, the US government declassified 28
pages from the 911 Commission report which say that some of
the 911 hijackers received financial support from
individuals connected to the Saudi government. Some parts of
the 20 pages still remained redacted. Here's President Obama
in April of last year. This has been
a process which we generally deal with through the
intelligence community and Jim Clapper, our Director of
National Intelligence has been going through to make sure that
whatever it is that is released is not going to compromise some
major national security interests the
United States, it is unclear how far this lawsuit will go or what
precedent it would set but the 911 victims families all these
years later are making clear they have no tolerance for
secrecy
underreported, as far as I'm concerned,
under report it wasn't reported
only by the propaganda outfit. Yeah, the
propaganda certainly was a reported and propaganda
guys. Oh, John, I hate I hate to do it, but I got I'm really all
over the map today. I meant to hit this to the gate to the
beach. Boy, you aren't? Well,
yeah, I was rattled because I had a tremendous fail. And I
don't know if I can recover.
Well, you recover by the next show. I'm hoping but if you're
gonna play that theme, you might as well play this.
And I played the clip that I played the theme for you want to
hijack it.
I'm not hijacking. I just want this. I think this will be well
I'll play the clip. But this is a similar thing to what you just
played as the intro.
Well give it to me.
This was offered by somebody said we should use it. I said
no, we can't use it because we didn't. We haven't been given
permission to use it. But we could play it once. I think what
is it? And I think it applies to what your clip is. What is it?
The Captain Planet theme song Captain Planet powers combined I
am Captain Planet Yeah, you're right.
Too long if you want to just want a little thing now I just
want a little climate gate thing though just a little bit of from
the BBC. So filled with hate. They cannot even do a Climate
Change report without disparaging our president.
That six flooding concerns no fears the southern coast of
Florida has long been America's playground. The Sunshine State
has become a gorgeous frontline in the fight against global
warming
flooding emergency alarm coastal cities today in South Florida.
Rising sea waters a recurring flooding is turning Miami Beach
into a modern day Atlantis a city being submerged by water
and
modern day Atlantis, John a modern day. Now there's a little
thing in this report. The it's really about the end. That's
funny, but there's a little bit in this report that isn't often
discussed when it comes to Miami flooding.
But even on sunny days, it can get inundated because it's built
on porous limestone of water seeps up through the ground.
Oh, I didn't realize that. Miami is built on porous limestone.
The water is seeping up through the ground not flowing from the
beach into the streets with the fish flopping around.
I didn't really have that old clip about the fish flopping
around. Suppose that you drive down a highway in Miami and
there's fish, you can actually run them over and then eat them.
See if I can find that. That'd be funny if I could Yeah, yeah,
I think this is it. Or is this just a that's just it's just
sound effects for when we played the bid. I don't I don't think I
have it on hand. I don't want to be called Fish Miami, maybe
Florida.
It would be would it be called fish in Miami?
I can probably find it here. Yes. I found it Wow, great
report. Gee, that was great. Going back.
I'm just gonna stick with what I had. There's a bunch of fish in
Miami.
I'm just gonna stick with what I know today
seeps up through the ground.
Miami Beach has about in my estimation, 30 years left,
before there's going to be too much water to pump it out. And
it's gonna cost too much money.
Local residents and Kipnis gave us a tour of the newly built
flood defences that scientists fear there'll be obsolete in
just a few decades time.
But don't tell that to all these people building all these new
houses and apartments. They don't want to hear it. They're
in total denial, total denial.
It alarm says that America is the President is a climate
change skeptic.
our so called President thinks it's a hug. Don't
you love that are so called President. I love it. When
people do that. I would salute you, sir. Such a patriot. our so
called
President thinks it's a hoax. It's a Chinese hoax. I mean, I
can't believe it. I live right in the middle of climate change
every day.
We come up the Florida coastline to mar a Lago, Donald Trump's
luxury residence and place he flooded. This is winter white
house. It's a waterfront property where the waves lap
against the sturdy peach colored sea wall. And it shows how the
effects of climate change are being felt on the President's
front doorstep. Because it's estimated that over the coming
decades, a quarter of this property will be inundated with
water
bank UPVC. Okay, mark the date? Yeah, march 23 2027. When of
course, we'll still be doing this damn show. Probably
will be right if we're lucky. Or if the public's lucky. Actually,
we wouldn't be that lucky.
No. Nuff said.
Hello. Hey, Mike working just briefly
about the attack in London yesterday. The whole report if
you want to hear Do you have a background report or something
we can do?
Yes. The background is actually the complete the complete
background are on CBS. I thought they did a pretty good job. It's
a little long, but you can play as much as you want. It's kind
of written in a journalistic style. It's not as interesting
as at the end
Western Addition. Just as the British were on guard for a
possible terror attack in the sky. They were struck today on
the ground in the heart of London. A driver plowed a car
into a group of pedestrians been stabbed a police officer. At
least four people including the officer were killed. 40 others
were wounded. The attacker was shot to death by the police and
Elizabeth Palmer is in London
in only seconds, a car speeding along the sidewalk left a trail
of broken and bleeding bodies strewn across one of London's
busiest bridges. seconds later the car had crashed into the
railings around Parliament setting off a panic rush. In the
chaos shots rang out. It turned out the driver had shoved past
security into Parliament's grounds and started to stab a
policeman until he was fatally shot by another officer. The
attack began an early afternoon when Parliament was in session,
but astonished politicians were suddenly told it was in
lockdown.
I am now going to suspend the sitting of the house. This house
is now suspended but please wait.
British Prime Minister Theresa May was whisked to safety while
on the nearby bridge. Paramedics help the injured and fought to
save the dying. Sunita and Bobby naggy tourists from India saw
the whole attack unfold it he was speeding on the pavement and
he was knocking off people walking by. So one after the
other Suniva ran. Bobby started filming. One victim flung under
a bus. Another lying still in the middle of the road,
surrounded by shock bystanders. I immediately told my wife that
this is an attack, it's a terrorist attack. There's no
question in your mind that he was going for as many people as
he could get. Here he was there was he was just going on and on
he didn't stop. One British member of parliament on his way
to work did his best to save the stab policeman. But a short time
later, he died. Police say a full terrorist investigation is
underway into the most serious attack in London since the
deadly subway bombings of 2005. Prime Minister Theresa May did
meet with senior intelligence chiefs this afternoon. Against
the backdrop of so many smaller tragedies individual tragedy
Scott, Scotland Yard hasn't released the name of the
attacker. But just in the last couple of minutes, they have
announced that they do believe they know who it was,
and no official account of emotive Elizabeth Palmer at the
Palace of Westminster for us tonight, Liz. Alright, good
report. And I appreciate you clipping that because a lot of
people along well no, it's okay. A lot of people don't listen to
corporate media, because they know they'll get it from us. And
I think this was a pretty decent report. Now the identity is
known not a good dude. 52 though all kinds of run ins with the
law, but really,
before your analysis and you do want to point out two things.
One is at the beginning of this whole report, Scott Pelley says
that the British are expecting an air attack.
Well, it's even crazier than that. Because good good. They
did a they had a drill the day before, in the exact area. But
it was a maritime attack. They simulated a hijacking of a
tourist boat on the Thames as part of training for a possible
terrorist attack. Which maybe explains what they got the woman
who got you know, bounced right over the side of the bridge into
the water. Maybe that's why they got her so fast. I think she's
alive. But the response very, very typical. I don't have a
clip, but I heard somewhere on one of the bullcrap news
networks, someone saying, Well, why isn't Trump use this yet?
Why hasn't he tweeted about it? Yeah, but it's really about
integration. This is what it gets you I should visit? No,
this has nothing to do with immigration. This has everything
to do with the multicultural society. We'll get to that in a
moment. But just listen to NBC, the NBC reporter coming in from
London,
this is really gonna have an impact on politics. Outside of
that, you know, this is an issue that really is affecting so many
people here in Britain, we've seen this rise of a kind of a
right wing movement here and throughout Europe and and this
is only put wind in the sails of those who would say that this is
an issue that needs to be that needs to be looked at. It needs
to be it needs to be examined in terms of refugees and the
conversation that's going on in the States. But it should be
noted that mi five which is the domestic intelligence agency and
police agency for the UK, they've come out and said that
there is no terror link so far out here and be investigating.
Yeah, good boy.
They're saying that it's it's it's too early to say certainly
that it is and they're still trying to get
so you see it's all about the right wingers. They're gonna use
this his fuel I don't think so. This is about the multicultural
society and this is
Nigel Farage came on one of the shows. I didn't clip it, but he
came on and that's what you're saying is exactly what he said.
What I think was a great example of, or a good example of
explaining this splaining This is Katie Hopkins, and I like
Katie Hopkins a lot. People in the UK don't like Katie Hey,
hey, the people in London hater that people in the UK
zactly London bam, nailed it.
The Liberals are cross at me, you know they are London, London
is a liberal city. And we've seen a lot of this tonight after
the attacks after everything that's gone on here today. You
know, coming from the rest of the UK, this foreign country,
compared to London, people are sad people feel I feel smaller.
As a result of the attacks today, I feel that we've been
taken from, you know, we're a country that spends so much time
tiptoeing around the cultures that choose to join us, and not
enough time defending the culture they've chosen to join.
But because I say those things I am widely hated for those views.
And what I'm tired of hearing on the media everywhere at the
moment here is we will not be cowed by terror. We stand united
because the big news is that's the message in London. That is
not the message here in the UK, people are cowed by one
particular religion, which is promoted by the Muslim Mayor
Sadiq Khan, some of the bus driver, you know, that's his
only credential. People are cowed. People are afraid and
people are not united Great Britain is more disunited, it is
absolutely divided more than any time in its past. And we are in
fact a nation of ghettos, that I can go to the west of London,
and I'll find the Afghanis I'll go to the east of London, I find
the Eritreans, they don't speak to the Somalis who don't speak
to the Syrians, or that conflict or that war, or that tension
that didn't get left behind. They just brought it here they
are enclaves of individuals here in the city. And if we imagine
we're united, that we stand strong, that's a lie all of
these hashtags, you know, lights, visuals, candles, making
hearts one year on from Brussels, that means nothing,
put that stuff away, don't turn the lights on the Eiffel Tower,
that isn't a solution, we need a solution. We need to protect
this country. And for the views of many outside of this liberal
city, we are losing the country we loved.
Exactly, exactly right. And all my friends in the UK say the
same thing. Even my friends in London, so that's very, very
problematic. Rex Tillerson, for some reason, was talking about
this a quick clip about what his assessment is of ISIS
terrorists.
We also must look this enemy's ideology,
by the way. Mr. President, please, please, we've talked
about this before have get some professional audio people in
your group will hear. This is crap. And Tillerson has a good
voice.
It's just over modulated and nice. He's got a nice voice.
They got jabroni jokes running the show.
We also must look this enemies ideology in the eyes for what it
is a warped interpretation of Islam that threatens all of our
people. As His Majesty King Abdullah, the second of Jordan
has recently said, and I quote, everything they are, everything
they do, is a blatant violation of my faith. In quote, ISIS
fighters are not all from poor or prohibition communities. Many
come from middle class or even upper class backgrounds, drawn
to a radical and false utopian vision that purports to be based
upon the Koran. Muslim partners and leaders of their faith must
combat this perverse ideological message. We are grateful that so
many have and are ready to take up this responsibility.
All right, good old Rex. Couple other annoying bits about this
Westminster Council that's the area of course where where this
took place in DC One was this this was the ABA June of 2016.
They decided to switch off the entire network of closed circuit
TV cameras all along the bridge the whole area I think it would
have been handy to have that don't you? We could see what we
at least we might know what that's
very suspicious if he asked me
yeah, all Council CCTV networks are a massive resource to police
have a massive impact on bringing down antisocial
behavior crime drug dealing very valuable. That was the pro
argument but Westminster's cabinet member for public
protection He said it could no longer afford to pay for the
service. Ah, okay. Well, they couldn't afford to it. And it's
a non statutory service, which means it's not legally required.
So it was a cost savings of a million pounds. Well, there you
go. I think I think it would have been quite handy. And I'd
like to tell our producers who actually believe that a, an
intelligence insider, went on 4chan posted a URL in Morse
code, which then had binary for the GPS coordinates of Big Ben,
if you think that that actually is some kind of warning this was
going to happen. And if you actually believe that FBI
informants are on 4chan You are you need to check your
privilege. That's crazy. I'm so tired of this. Nothing that's
been on 4chan has come out nothing. Yeah, remember all the
files from Anthony wiener? Yeah, the insider says with no. Stop
it. And then finally, we're in trouble, John. Oh, we're in
trouble with Helena Humphrey.
Oh, Helena Humphrey, the pretty business reporter for Deutsche
availa.
Yeah, well, she was Ben. Did you not see her tweeting us? She
did. Oh, my God. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I will read you the tweet to
stream
the my on this tweet thing that she got my real Devarakonda
assay. I
don't carry out the real Divorce Act disgusted by the way you
talk about women. No one can be spoken about in that way, man or
woman. So I That's great. Wait, I come back. I say we
deconstruct media, like your bosses do purely TV executive
talk. Our listeners know that. Fair. Is that a fair response?
I think it's a fine response. Her response? Well,
we do her response. Not in my case. It wasn't outrageous,
sexist commentary.
But she's got something. She's got some hang up about the that
kind of she has kind of a good Yeah. Okay.
Do you want me to read the tweets? Yes. Keep reading
because I think I think that will probably answer your
question. Not in my case. It was an outrageous sexist commentary,
which any intelligent human would be ashamed of.
Oh, this is good. This goes in the newsletter. You gotta gotta
find way. And now
I reply. Sorry, you feel that way. We've been doing this for
10 years. And then I linked to curry dvorak.com, which is our
consulting group. I thought that was funny. Yeah, nothing. Okay.
But then her response. And clearly you represent man that
has not evolved in over 400,000 years? Wow.
No, I think she should be very happy with her 1400 followers,
sorry. 13 142 followers, follows more people than her following
her. She'd be very happy that we're mentioning her. And we
were extremely complimentary.
Yes, we were about her work and her appreciate that publicity is
good publicity.
No. And she looks dynamite. She dresses beautifully. Yeah, yeah,
she does. And we we deconstruct media.
Yes, yeah. So we have to deconstruct the appearance of
the forward appearance appeal put or the appearance people put
forward to get their points across. Sometimes it's used as
part of the influence factor.
Yeah, whatever you said. I don't know. But for sure, I'm sad that
she took it that way.
I am sad to she's obviously,
we actually like her. We think she looks great. We think she's
a rising star. We point this out as any good.
She has that attitude in broadcasting, that's for sure.
Well, if
you go look at her tweet stream, it's all Trump hate. And she's a
journalist. Trump hates Trump hate just a lot of Trump hate
that she doesn't know anything about it. But she's already
she's all on board with Trump hate. I don't mind so much. You
know, people like Rob Ryan or some of our local Hollywood
types and people going crazy with Trump hate but when it when
somebody in Germany or you know, if somebody's in Great Britain,
when the writer of the Harry Potter novels, people that
aren't even Americans are not in America, they have no clue
what's really going on. Start to they get on the bandwagon as
though it's like they're a local politician. I find that
incredibly offensive if she wants to talk about somebody
being offended. I'm incredibly offended if she's writing Trump
hate stuff. She's, as far as I can tell. She's not an American.
Additionally, her twitter handle has the three brackets around
it. Ah, which is like the anti anti Jew thing. Yeah, yeah. So
how can we don't have a flag British flag with sad smiley,
sad Smiley. A frowny face? Yeah. Anyway, anyway, still,
I think she still presents herself well, bye.
I thought as as as a little a, an olive branch I'd like to
reach out to Helena Humphrey. And I'd like to give you
something to hate on. And we need a jingle for this for the
Trump cast. It's the president's address. Now used to be the
Brock Obama's podcast now it's Donald Trump's podcast. This is
the narcissistic quote of the day
my fellow Americans. This week I traveled to Nashville, Tennessee
to lay a wreath at the grave of Andrew Jackson. On the 200 and
50th anniversary of his birth. Jackson was an American hero,
first as a brilliant general, who's crushing defeat of the
British at New Orleans saved our independence in the War of 1812.
And later as the seventh president of the United States,
when he fought to defend the forgotten men and women from the
arrogant elite of his day. Does it sound familiar? bing, bong,
bong, bing, bing
narcissistic quote of the day know how long you can go report
on that because we think that's pretty funny to sound familiar.
Yes. Sound familiar? I love that. Fabulous.
Well, that was interesting that that happened. i How did I miss
it? I have no idea. But I'm glad you picked up the cudgel because
you did what you picked up with the cudgel. I think it's called
the cajole you picked up the I've never heard you picked it
up.
No murder this. I do want to say that it appears that big
aggregation of US troops in Kuwait appears now to be for
some kind of Syria up. This is stuff you won't hear about
anywhere. But there's tons of US troop movements, and there is
aggregating congregating the staging I guess staging in
Kuwait Kuwait City mainly for the move out and so that would
be apparently for Syria. I still don't have absolute
confirmation, but seems that way. And Virgin America has gone
yeah, they work. They've been gone. I mean, they did the deal.
Some time ago. We talked
about the Oh, no. But Alaska Airlines I Richard Branson did a
whole thing. Alaska Airlines is going to he's going to close it
down. They're just going to suck in the planes, the names of the
brands going everything's going everything's going away. It's
just gonna be Alaskan airlines. Oh, yeah.
Heaven forbid that you get on a nice plane. Virgin America plane
that's comfortable. Yeah. And with nice service, and you know,
it's a little edge some trendy and get back on one of those
Alaska no food flights. Well, they said are usually and by the
way, most Alaskan flights are delayed.
They say that they're going to integrate some of the
outstanding service
periods. Yeah, that makes sense. Sure. They are sure they could
have done it that without buying the airline. Right. I would say
Right, right. Why did Richard Branson even sell the airline? I
think they're losing their ass. Thank you. Exactly. Exactly.
Then some sad news for tech podcasters everywhere. Does Andy
a knocko still do his podcast?
The one that not go elnec almanac? Yes. No, I think he
stopped in October. Well,
I guarantee you for the next two weeks at least on every single
tech podcast you hear you'll hear the story with great
sadness that Marvel comics is going to be canceling up to
eight titles. Including Ghost Rider oh I can just see hearts
breaking everywhere.
Well, night goes a big comic book guy. I want to add Yes,
he's big comic book guy, by once advocate that they give him a
show on that twit network because it'd be perfect for
their audience and it would be very interesting to people. i
There are a lot of people out there that like to talk about
and or hear about and Yak about comics. Yeah. And I was dead
serious. But you know, didn't happen. I'm not by whim, not one
of them. I find it very tedious. Listen to chit chat about
common.
Well, I thought that was it. That was all the chitchat you
get from me. I got
a little I got a thing here that kind of plays to you. This is a
clip armed in Arkansas.
I was recently back in this country. The governor of
Arkansas signed a law allowing concealed handguns at state
colleges, other government sites and some bars. Gun owners would
have up to eight hours of active shooter training have to have
supporters said it will let law abiding people defend
themselves. Opponents said that it will make everyday life more
dangerous.
Everyday Life is more dangerous. Yeah. Well does
that work with with with the stats that come out of states
like Texas?
Well, I'm glad you asked that because they There's a lot of
reporting now about between January January 28. And February
2, there were 3000 over 3000 Ice notices that went out for states
to hold on to illegal aliens who were arrested for a crime. And
over 260 of them were released. So the criminals arrested for a
crime, illegal aliens released from the sanctuary. Well, it's
Travis County, but that is the sanctuary city of Austin, Texas.
So we have at least 268 criminals. It could be anything
from shoplifting to God knows what. But I'm happy I am packing
heat. And they probably know I
liked the way the way the story was presented was also
intriguing, which is that they had you know, they don't do this
with climate stories. They don't do this with a lot of stories.
But they had to have the balance. So opponent said it was
just gonna
add, yeah, make us all die. Exactly. Well, since you brought
that in, I just have played this. I'm going to move most
most of my Supreme Court nomination stuff all of it
really. Over to Sunday, but I did I liked this guy. Gorsuch.
It seems like he will become and this is really what the election
was about. I mean, I cannot over overstate how
that's what we're trying to stall it.
This is this is really what it's about, because we have for
conservatives for liberals. The fifth one, you know, of course,
everyone's afraid or everyone's happy. It upsets the balance.
It's very, it's it is really a big deal. Of course, the problem
is Gorsuch name was known. He was on the list of 20, or
whatever it was that Trump published. It's going to be one
of these people. And he's already been confirmed by Senate
unanimously love the guy. Oh, he's great. And then was his
10th circuit judge. And now of course, they're trying to trap
him and trick him on all kinds of
stuff. And they're not getting very far. But I'll tell you
something. I don't like this guy. Oh, really?
Tell me why not?
I think he's a little too slick. A little too cool. A little too,
you know, bobbing their head around like Jay Leno, when he
used to do his monologues is just, I do have a clip from
maybe he has Tourette's? No, he does not have Tourette's. This
is the Gorsuch humor clip which is was floating around Twitter.
I thought I'd clip and put it on the show.
John herring shark is now synonymous with a signature. No
one remembers who John Hancock was. But they know that that's a
signature because he wrote his name so Bigley, Big Apple, they
just said big lately
that's pretty funny. More to the clip, we should listen to
it a little bit, just another gig. And I just won five bucks.
You embarrassed me in front of my nephew, and he loves it.
He's the one paying me the five bucks.
That's a little too buddy buddy stuffed my
well, and I was talking to Tina about that. You know, we had
this. I think there was it was another I don't know if he
clipped but all the Republicans were making jokes and was funny
and having a good time. And then all the Democrats are being
taught or a halls. Here is Feinstein, asking about the
Second Amendment, in particular the Heller amendment, and really
trying to catch him because every single one of the
Republicans was trying to get him to state his opinion. And he
just would say, No, I don't have an opinion. I just follow the
law.
Justice Scalia also wrote that, quote, weapons that are most
useful in military service, and 16 rifles and the like, may be
banned and quote, quote, without infringing on the Second
Amendment. Do you agree with that statement, that under the
Second Amendment, weapons that are most useful in military
service, m 16. Rifles and the like, may be banned.
Senator Heller makes clear the standard that we judges are
supposed to apply. The question is whether it's a gun in common
use for self defense, and that may be subject to reasonable
regulation. That's the test as I understand it, there's lots of
ongoing litigation about which weapons qualify under those
standards. And I can't prejudge that litigation.
No, I'm just asking you. Do you agree with his statement? Yes.
Or no
other statements out of the Heller decision from United's
Justice Scalia statement? Well, whatever's in Heller is the law,
and I follow the law. Well, it's not a matter of agreeing or
disagreeing. Senator respectfully. It's a matter of
it being the law. And and my job is to apply and enforce the law.
So you think he's too squirrely? I like that. That's a good
that's a that's just that's all you want them to do.
I think he's, I think he's a thug smug weasel,
I can see that I can see that. I mean putting my put my hat on I
can see that.
I mean I have you know, I when I first nominated him when he
first came up, he seemed like a really great guy, good guy to go
have a beer with but the more and he's been to three days of
this, the more I see him the less I like him. Well, it's just
a gut thing. I don't know. That's good. I judge but it
seems to me that he you know, he reminds you a little bit of
Briar, right? Mike a hole and you know, it just thinks he
knows that always touch smartest guy in the room kind of guy. And
I just find these guys. I don't like Breyer either. I think he's
just smug
and all I got my ears. When you when you call something like
that, then I'm of course I'm going to pay attention, like
eight holes on the face bag. The final bid, which came straight
from the alternate universes why I have to play it before we
leave is Senator Al Franken who was a total douche during the
whole thing. And he had a little little little statement in here
that I thought was interesting. Judge Gorsuch. Well, no
one can dispute that the late the late judges Scalia is vote a
love of the Constitution. The document he revered it looks
very different from the one that I have sworn to support and
defend.
So he has a different constitution.
Maybe it's a different font universalizing using Comic Sans.
Exactly. game from the alternate universe.
All right. And that's it. I got other stuff. We'll keep it for
Sunday. We
are waiting. Yeah, I got some stuff we can push off. We are
way over
time. But you know, people came out in droves and supported us.
I don't mind. I don't mind working extra hard.
Right. Fine. We can we can move this. And I can't imagine there
being any more interesting news between now and Sunday. Oh,
nothing
could happen. Now. Yes, I never have Okey, dokey.
Talk about a little bit about the words again,
Joe. I have not received any jingles for it yet.
No. Sadly, somebody's listening as Right. Kind of
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We will be back on Sunday with another episode right here on no
agenda. Till then. Adios mofos
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changing it from fake news, though. are very fakeness
dude, America kicked Hillary's ash and the Democrats not the
damn Russians. Can you give me some credit here? Where are the
big swing and Johnson not the rocket.
We got to get to the rummage sale. Whatever you do.
Remember the crazy plant potatoes in those ears. The idea
of this is to reintroduce a cool sounding phrase cruel sounding
phrase. Okay the plant potatoes in though cool sounding up
against a lick log and going to the Shinto harness and it was
really nice to cool. So I'm gonna Malou view the big golden
Tilbrook like the wild man of Borneo.
Let's go for this term, the break from hell because the
Russians invaded us, but it needs to break and time. Still,
desperately. I don't want people sending those in. I'm gonna give
you five more because we can do these for the Easter break, and
it was really nice,
but there's no the Brass Monkey out there Kohan in
the chat. This time the Beretta Russians invaded us, but it
needs to break the loop to look like the wild man of 40 is the
Russians invaded? And it was really nice, but this time the
Russians invaded, but it needs to break
into going to the Brass Monkey out there called Golden to look
like The wild as much as normal and you can hear all the time
still hostile foreign power like okay buy more because we can
give you these really cool and then enter then kills these nuts
when it needs to grow because we can remove that switch I don't
want people telling us what it needs to break Zeeland pitching
it was really nice so Russians invaded and it was really not
that easy to break
down there was a lot in Asia you and I
as a and then later when I let your let your alligator mouth or
miss Sandy the Russians invade the Easter break send her we got
to get to the rummage sale and Amen
need to take some space
very dangerous and very oppressive destabilization
campaign underway. His administration and his agenda to
destroy his presidency and they would like to see demand for
Donald Trump alien organism has been injected into the body
politic by the American people should watch him personally
destroy him in order to reject him out of office disorder but
they will not be allowed to succeed they are out for
everybody like any view allows you to keep an eye out for a
disorder or not. They are out for everything they will not get
the president they are out for everyone to go to go to go to
go. Adios MoPhO
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