He looks like a constipated turtle, Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
It's Thursday, May 25 2017. This is your award winning get more
nation media assassination episode nine or three, two, this
is no agenda. Correcting jokes
in times of anguish and broadcasting live from the
darkest corners of the Capitol, the drone Star State. I'm in the
studio in downtown Austin tea house in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, and I can say that was a
mouthful. I'm John C. Dvorak,
Raglan buzzkill
in the morning to you. Morning. Do you start a little late for
everybody on the stream? Thank you for your patience.
Yeah, I guess some people would, well, it might be better for
some people.
It's interesting. When Australia I checked in, I started some pre
stream stuff just to keep people entertained. You know, people
like Oh, well. 10 minutes late new record for them. Okay,
thanks. Yeah, so the keeper came back this morning from the
hospital. Don't you have ways of blocking these people? Now who
gives a crap? It's the war room and they deal with it
themselves. Anyway, so Tina is back. Everything's well. She's
recovering fine from her. Partial thyroidectomy. And it
was a that's a good operator on it's not fun. No, it's to be
avoided. Have you ever I've never been in the hospital for
anything.
I was in an outpatient clinic once to have I had a cyst on my
back. Had to be cut out. Oh, oh, actually, I take it back. I had,
I had this. I had it repeated. I had that this was the period. I
don't know what caused these. But I had had a cyst on my back
had to be cut out. But then I had a before that I had a cyst
on my neck on the side, which is very unpleasant to look at, kind
of that had to be cut out and was cut out and it got grew
back. They didn't get to the root, whatever it was that day.
So I had that cut out twice. And then as well, which is fine now
and I haven't had one of these things since and it's just like
groovy. So it's like a star but
so. So Tina
has been out in the hospital now in the hazmat, but I've been in
a lot
with other people have been in the hospital. And you know me
whenever whenever times are like, whenever it's weird, or,
you know, anxious, then I make jokes that it's I'm one of those
people I can't help it. So yeah, so Tina is being brought in,
she's completely groggy, because, you know, like two and
a half hour operation. And you know, the nurses are there and
everyone's hustling and bustling. And she's like, you
know, what did the doctor say? It was very important to know
that was benign and all that stuff. And, and what the doctors
say, oh, yeah, he also said you gotta rock and body. And
everyone cracks up when the Tina just had her her throat
basically. Stuff oozing out of the drain. That don't make me
laugh It's funny. Yeah.
She said you had a rockin body. No, I
The doctor said she had a rockin body. That's kind of no he
didn't say that. It was a joke John obviously Hello. Oh, I
wrote him Oh yeah. So I you know I'd followed most of the news
but it's been kind of a weird 48 hours and you know, prepping in
the in the hospital and everywhere else so we'll see how
we do today.
We'll do fine we get into if we need to. I have a long report.
I also have I have a lot of stuff from the alternate
universe. This was a great a great really a great week for
alternate universe stuff. It was pretty insane. What was going
on?
Does a Manchester
No, not because of Manchester. Man Manchester was yeah, it was
it was kind of a big deal the day it happened but you know,
the quicker everyone got back to you know, Trump's gonna quit
he's horrible. You know, now there's, you know, there's new
memos. There's new things, there's new everything that just
wouldn't were interesting than that. It seems as if there's
almost like a rewriting of history. Okay, I
want whenever you want to get to the alternate universe, you let
me know I'm a little queasy. So I'm not ready to
kind of in the alternate universe we need to be we need
the machine want to start going there right off the bat, which
is kind of you know, upsetting to many people. But yeah, Shamar
let's do it. Let's
do it. Remember, if you get dizzy, just look at the ground
and it'll all go away. It's gonna hold hands with your
neighbourly traveling into the universe. Oh my God. Man.
Trump's gonna
quit. I gotta get this bed down. Dog is still here. Yeah,
well the dog is no again the dog is dogs always are in multiple
universes, and they see us flashing like, oh, and they know
what's going on. That's why they bark and we hear him on both
sides. Now, the Trump quits thing. I do have a clip if you
if you're interested. Yeah, start with that. But it will
require me to play a number of clips. Although there.
Let me get let's get this one thing out of the way, which is
the rewriting of history, like how
you say that. Now screw that curry. Well, you said
I have one clip. And then you say, well, it's gonna take 10
clips to get to the second you misled.
I never said 10 you misled me. Fine. What are we playing?
This is I want you to tell me about this because I just to me
was like a footnote. Maybe I don't even remember the details,
which I think we follow it as closely as anybody could. The
emergence of a fake letter, CBS one,
we have breaking news tonight. The i
o on a second. They didn't do that. Right. But what is wrong
is that Pelle Yeah, this is wrong. We got breaking news
everybody. Breaking news breaking
news tonight, we have learned that the FBI investigation of
Hillary Clinton's emails may have been influenced by a
document that turned out to be a fake. This is from the Russians.
Here's Juliana Goldman.
Sources say the FBI obtained the potentially game changing
document in the spring of 2016. It cited or purported emails
saying that then Attorney General Loretta Lynch assured
Hillary Clinton's campaign that she wouldn't let the
investigation into her private email server get too far. The
Washington Post reported today that the document was
unreliable, possibly a fake product of Russian intelligence,
and could have been part of what sources tell CBS News was
Moscow's efforts to plant fake news stream of the election to
discredit Clinton. But before it was discredited the document
reached the highest levels of law enforcement. FBI Director
James Comey believed that if it thought out it would discredit
the investigation. So he made the unusual decision to announce
himself last July that Clinton would not face charges.
Our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would
bring such a case.
And Comey decided not to consult with Lynch or anyone at the
Department of Justice before his press conference shortly after
the FBI concluded the intelligence was unreliable.
Yeah, no. I heard this story as I was driving around in the
truck, back and forth, hospital, etc. But yeah, this sound well,
how long ago did this happen?
Play Play Part Two, so we can talk about it again. Again, it
doesn't. Nothing is brought to light as far as I know. It's
zero.
How and when did you first learn of this document?
Republican Senator Charles Grassley average tell me about
the document earlier this month.
What steps did the FBI take to determine whether Attorney
General Lynch had actually given assurances that the political
fix was in no matter? What did the FBI interview the person who
wrote the email? If not, why not
have to give you the same answer? I can't talk about that
in an unclassified setting. Hey,
kids have Comey say he made the best decision he could with the
information he had. The Scott Clinton campaign officials
pointed that July press conference where he also
criticized her handling of classified information as
contributing to her loss classified.
So it wasn't the the MIS use and been scatterbrained approach to
classified documents. It wasn't the fact that she screwed Bernie
Sanders. Now we're gonna pin it on this document. Where did this
document come from? It wasn't a WikiLeaks, Wikileaks document.
No it but the thing that I like about it is because I
unfortunately, just didn't get a chance to clip some of this. But
you know, this document, apparently was passed on to
George Soros, like a whole bunch of people had their hands on it.
And then Comey got it doesn't apparently doesn't think to call
anybody you know, it's either completely bullcrap. But
possibly completely real. Just depends on the universe. But the
couldn't
be one of those things where you take a real document and then
make and then you redo it, so Oh, well, yes. That I mean, I'm
reminded of the George Bush situation that god damn rather
Yeah, that would mean there's a lot of evidence that that's a
genuine document, but it appears that it was redone to look. So
it would with earmarks of it being a fake, which was the
small capital T or the small th
so that's just this is really just upside down just making it
look. Yeah. Even though it's a real document and this sounds,
this sounds completely, that's everything fits together this
way. That is truly outcomes razor, it's so easy. You know,
Comey is in the tank for Hillary, which I didn't expect
but okay. He sees his letter and like holy crap, and then the
meeting and all this stuff. And notice how there's very little
talk about the plane the tarmac meeting in conjunction with this
memo. No,
to heck with the tarmac. Let's put this red herring out there.
And since when it wasn't part of the discussion earlier on now,
it's now it's going to be used.
Because they need something John, they need this is
a good one. This is a life life preserver. It's a jet, it's a
gym.
Now I'm gonna have to bring you into a little deeper into the
alternate universe. So we'll start with just out of order Don
Lemon was on Conan. And I don't know if you saw that by any
chance. Hello. What do you do? Oh, the noise gate is so tight.
I could barely hear your phone ringing. Take it off. The hook
man was off the hook. And it rang. Anyway,
I'll tell you the story later because we get out of the
alternate universe. Exactly.
Well, you're in the alternate universe phone started ringing
for no reason, even when they're off the hook. Dogs bark and
phones ringing. So Don Lemon was on Conan. And this was it seemed
like this was the the week of news hosts going on talk shows
and we'll have Rachel Maddow later, sadly, but we have to do
it. So lemons on Conan, and he, he's we know he's the overnight
sensation. But he comes in on a skateboard. Big. I'm Don Lemon.
I'm on a skateboard. Wow. Yeah, actually, I'll play that for you
just missed that. Let me put this right
here. That's fine. You know, that says so much about the
world we live in today. I have a serious journalist on to talk
about our reality show president and you come out on a
skateboard. You know, it does seem like the whole world is
coming under. It is. Yeah.
I mean, why not? I mean, it's Donald Trump. He was, you know,
now the apprentice. Yeah. So I figured I can come on a
skateboard. I love a skateboard though.
Ah, this. So here's a sear a guy who wants to be taken seriously,
as a news guy. He comes on on a skateboard immediately starts
talking about fake news and Donald Trump reality star. He's
the apprentice. And so they get into an
interview, just bring it up a level.
Let's try here we
go. Wondering where you fall in is theory what you believe?
People. Some people think that Trump doesn't like the job. He
had a great a better life before. He didn't expect to win.
He has one now and that he might be looking for a way out because
it's been nothing but headaches. Where do you what do you think?
Is that? Is that a possibility? So
this is the this is of course the bet. The wager that you
still apparently have not entered into
can't seem to get these guys to bite?
I mean, maybe you should send them clips of Don Lemon. I'm
sure they'll I'm thinking back.
Tim, you had I want to get from you the one where they said it's
going to happen by by December December. I need that one.
That's a good clincher.
I'll send that here. We'll continue with Don Lemon. I'm
sure that he is some sort of hero to them by theory.
That is your
goal that yeah, that's my theory. I kept Come on.
Oh, Don Lemon made he is his theory. John. He Don Lemon is
responsible if it happens. You hear this? This is a this is a
guy who wants to
talk this before Don Lemon. Yeah, but headaches. Where do
you what do you think? Is that? Is that a possibility? That's my
theory. That is your that? Yeah, that's my theory. Come on. Can
you imagine you are a billionaire allegedly. We
haven't seen the tax. Billionaire. Billionaire. You
live in a tower on Fifth Avenue in New York City. You have a
beautiful wife. You have a plane, you have golf courses and
houses. You can go wherever you want. And you're a free person.
You can tweet and say whatever you want to criticize everyone
called the other president, you know, not American born in
Africa, you can do whatever you want with computers, complete
impunity. Right. Right. But then now right. You can you are under
investigation, your campaign. People may end up going to jail.
The people are talking about impeachment. I think elbow I
think we're you know, that seems that's a long way, a long way
off. But imagine that. You can't do that. I don't think he likes
a job. I think that he will find a way to get out of it at some
point.
Sure, Don, that makes nothing but sense. I'm sure. I think
that one thing we can safely say about Trump is he's not going to
quit, you will have to drag him out or kill them, or whatever
sequence so here is Don Lemon, serious journalist, man of
color, man of color. I tell you making fun about another man of
color.
So Don, let's say your dream came true. And you were able to
interview President Trump. That would be a good interview for
you. What would your question be
for him? I would want to know what level spray tan is it
Oh, Listen to the slaves in the background. Morons.
Is it Seto orange? Is it like orange? Xena or? Corn? Yeah. Are
you that certain? Are you chocolate? Are you mocha? Are
you poop? What are ya lemon? It's
got to be a spray tan. Come
on. He's not my son. I mean look, do you have a son he's
kind of not allowed
in the sun. Well
he's I don't think he's allowed the sunny getting I'm getting to
be jealous of how
the guy is a golfing now. He's in the sun. time all the time.
Oh, he's never in the sun. He even sky so here's our news
analysts. This guy doesn't even know that because they've been
bitching about golfing all the time for the new Obama golf, but
somehow Don lemons never noticed this meme.
meme. How about fact?
No, it's a fact. Yeah. back more than Obama he's
never out in the sun. He's not it must be fake. He's never in
the sun. Yeah.
Are you that certain that it's got to be a spray tan.
Come on. He's not in the sun. I mean, look. He's kind of not
allowed in the sun. Well, he's I don't think he's allowed the
sun. He's getting I'm getting moonbird
Don Lemon jumping on the jokes.
You have to be jealous of how orange or
sort of stupid hair was. The problem is like a lot of these
guys that come on these shows and they want to exchange barbs
with the Pro. Yes. So they think they're funny. They go on there.
They try to do one liners to try to keep up and they sell. I
mean, they all do it in the worst case scenario is Brian
Williams. He thinks he can do standout.
Literally. Well, he when he's serious. It's the best stand up
with Brian Williams.
Well, that so that's what we got. Lemon.
Lemon does realize though, that he is one off, he realizes that
he's in an alternate universe. Yeah, what you always want to do
is accuse someone else of living in an alternate universe.
We are it's been 100 And how many 130 days? Maybe 100 100.
And some change? Okay. 100 doesn't change chain. There's
seven stories a day that are breaking. Yeah. How do you keep
up with that?
It's I call it you doesn't?
Right? Yeah, sure. It's
like news improv. They'll say Okay, today, you know, Donald
Trump is at the Western Wall, and he's putting something in
the rest of what is he doing? Okay, Donald Trump. There's
something about, you know, General Michael Flynn, or Donald
Trump called you a dummy, which he did the dumbest person on
television. And so it's like, it's
the dumbest person on television. Yes. Right. Yeah.
And offended because I immediately knew he hasn't seen
this show.
This bitter about that, and an alternative universe had been
the smartest person on
earth, okay. Oh, no, that's not how the universe works.
He was he's been waiting and waiting to use that line. Yeah,
way brought it up. Why would you bring it up?
And it kind of failed. It was not a good punch line. But he's
very proud that the President talks about him, of course, and
I said that on purpose.
Okay. Now, what did that do for you when you realize that he is
watching your show? Did that affect you in any way? Hold on.
He's watching my show. Not really,
I just kind of make fun of it. Because I mean, it's fun at a
cocktail party or a cocktail party. That's fun. This
president watch story, but it doesn't change anything I do.
Every once in a while. I'll look in the camera and say Hey, Mr.
President, how you doing? Yeah,
that's a change.
Because he claims he doesn't watch. He'll say I don't watch
CNN. I can't watch that. Don Lemon. He's so mean. He just
says
this. What do you need? What lemon is describing? When did he
do that?
I've never seen him do that. Now he's just making this up. He's
full of crap.
Because I mean, it's fun at a cocktail party or if you're on a
show, right? It's fun that he likes. Change Anything I do.
Every once in a while. I'll look in the camera and say Hey, Mr.
President, are you doing now because he claims he doesn't
watch he'll say I don't watch CNN I can't watch that Don
Lemon. He's so mean. He just says all this sounds
like the poop journalist done. Surfer
bad stuff about me and I don't pay man. I'm done watching and
he said, Did you see what he said last night? It's like,
apparently, apparently don't watch out.
Okay, so we've debunked it. The President does watch is PROOF is
PROOF he wanted them to cool. And then they went and then they
went into this thing, which has been a topic of conversation the
past few days. And I want to remind everybody, I'm sure
you've seen I think it's a British comedian who does the
best version of it, where he takes he plays song lyrics for
the audience. But he tells them upfront, this is what the song
lyrics are. And then he plays the song, the actual song, and
then he mouths what he just told you is the lyrics. So for
instance, Jimi Hendrix if I said it Excuse me while I kiss this
guy, you would hear that when while he's saying excuse me
while I kiss the sky. And and it's it's quite it's a funny bit
and you just you believe it he was like, Oh man, I believe it.
We've, we've had what was it? Do we have an example? Not too long
ago on the show of other phrases and how people misinterpret
what's being said. And then
we hit a whole bit on that the Jimi Hendrix thing is kind of
interesting. I just want to sit mentioned this because I saw
Hendrix quite a few times. And the Lyric is, excuse me while I
kiss the sky. Yeah. Because he's your high. Yeah. And but when he
performed the song, and I think he did this every time I've seen
him do it. He says, Excuse me, and then he points at the bass
player, and says, Well, I guess this guy,
well, that only accentuates the point. But the brain makes that
stuff fit. It really makes it fit. Well, many times on the
show. I'm like, we recently I thought for sure that Fifi le
garden said why tea, but she had said white tea. And that was
partially my bias. My bias, I would have wanted her to say why
tea well, because it's a metaphor for heroin. But I made
a mistake on that. So that was going around this week, I think
is a classic example of that. And the face bag responses.
People should be ashamed of what they're doing with this
amazing footage came out today of Trump getting off Air Force
One and putting his hand out to Melania and she swats it. She's
well, actually we have I think we have the footage, but I just
want to get your take, he puts his hand out. And she's like,
Get away from me
It's so interesting, because you touch me. But it's such a
curious thing. Because you're wondering, I'm wondering, he's
gonna get obsessed with the fact that people are talking about
that video, and he's gonna feel the need to respond. Isn't he?
And his knee going to say, no, she didn't swallow my hand away
and he's gonna end but I don't know what you say about that
moment when it's so clear to all of us who've been in a long
relationship what that moment mean.
Now, I looked at this and I you can interpret it any way you
want. But for this to be a non stop. And it's interesting when
near the end of Obama's term right wing Republicans everyone
was saying, Wow, Michelle is gonna divorce him the minute
he's done with being the president and now those people
who hated that are saying the same Melania is gonna divorce
him right after he's out. And I'm thinking wow, what are you
saying? She's that she's a gold digger or that she's doing it
for status and it's rude.
It's very rude.
It's rude. One last one from the sequence
it's the it's the fake media and you know, because my skateboard
and now they always get it wrong right? No Right.
I'm always looking forward to a crazy if he has a convoluted
explanation for what happened he went she was saving my life
because just then a knife was thrown and the bad press took
the knife out of the picture. They were like there's gonna be
some crazy thing She saved my life
there was a bug on my hand and she was swatting it away punch
line
God what a dick. So we move away from that I only have two more
clips in the alternate universe but we need to go first to
alternate universe dimension be central which these days no
doubt is called bear
called bear you say the view it's a no you
know co bear is really where they where they congregate. And
this is the intelligencia of alternate alternate universe
be Yeah, they all come on there to agree.
They come on to agree but I'll just like lemon Rachel Maddow is
also just full of crap full of herself full of crap. What
happened to not being a part of the news story if you're a
journalist? And do they not see the the hypocrisy the hypocrisy
here of going on news or going on a mug show so
journalism, gonzo journalism is okay.
Okay, it's just dumb is not good journalism at all. But listen to
Rachel
Okay. Oh, one of the things that the President is saying right
now is that this whole Russia thing total witch hunt okay.
This is their chance this is going to pinch you cackles like
a wish that was kind of interesting.
Turned out to be a witch hunt that there really is no there
there because there's
no there there. There's no there there. I call that a long time
ago. It's still in play.
There is a whole lot of smoke. While we actually haven't
actually seen the spark of the fire. We won't know until we
know it's towed. Wow.
Now there's a journalist for you. And we won't know until we
know because we don't know Nothing no grand Ohio
everybody's entitled with presumption of innocence. It's
totally possible. This is all just a bizarre series of
coincidences. But we we now, we now owe it to ourselves as a
country to figure out because there are too many things that
happen that weren't explained ahead of time that were exposed
and only belatedly admitted to like, just last week, Reuters
reported on 18 new previously undisclosed contacts between the
Trump campaign and Russian government officials was it
hadn't talked about before, though, like still we're getting
18 new ones now. Like you guys know, there's some interest in
this topic, right? If you haven't done anything wrong, you
kind of have to tell people what really happened. They still
haven't explained why it took them 18 days to fire or get the
resignation from Mike Flynn.
What this is and fucking to the highest degree. Like that's
really that that's the number one thing you got was like we
that's the top of mine. We still don't know why it took him 18
days, she should break it down into hours, minutes and seconds.
That would make it even more dramatic. I can't believe it
took 30 million seconds for them to fire Mike Flynn
after the Justice Department came to the White House and said
this is good Russian agent.
Oh, yeah, that's what they said. Yeah, yeah. Don't you remember?
She said, she's a he's a Russian agent.
Unbelievable. I
mean, that's that not only is it not true, that is propaganda.
Now you are changing the facts. You are change. You're trying to
be funny, perhaps. But are you a serious news person or comedian
for
the Justice Department came to the White House and said, he's a
Russian agent. Which is like you ate
with a side of Turkey.
There's a real comedian. Actually, that was pretty good.
The ban hits him
explained and there were so many contacts between the campaign
how many contacts or how many? How many contacts? I wanted to
question one ask John. One.
People close to Trump with people in the Kremlin or people
who are close to Vladimir Putin and that stuff, just we need to
know why there were so many contacts. It's possible that it
was totally anodyne that it had nothing to do with the Russian
attack on the election that was happening at that same time,
the Russian attack on the attack attack with tanks and missiles.
It's possible that it had there was nothing nefarious about it
at all. But there was a million contacts
a million John, a million contacts. Wow, not one a
million. Let's keep
going. And so we need to know about that. We also need to know
if the firing of the FBI director and the other contacts
that the President had with the FBI about the investigation.
Were something other than obstruction of justice. I mean,
what what can be the I mean, he's saying he was thinking
about Russia when he fired the FBI director who's reading
leading the Russia investigation.
It's interesting how she says, Well, obviously you're innocent
until proven guilty, but you really have to prove that you're
not guilty. It's what I heard. You have to you have to explain
to us why these millions of contacts took place because that
can only be obstruction of justice, you just get horrible.
Ah,
well, I'm gonna give you a clip of the day because I I actually
went out of my way not to watch that interview. I'll take that.
Clip.
But wait, here's my last one in the universe of alternates. This
is an appearance by Republican Representative Blake Farenthold.
He's from Texas. I'm not familiar with this guy's kind of
funny, kind of Rolie polie kind of guy might go look him up, see
where he's from. He's on CNN. And he brings up the the tapes.
Not the tapes, the computers that were not the the DNC
computers that were not allowed to be touched by FBI, which I
have not really heard anyone talk about that much on
violates the narrative. It will
he did that it thank you for saying it violates the narrative
and the response from the two CNN hosts, they immediately jump
on him and just keep hammering him, and they tie themselves in
knots unwittingly. But that is exactly what it is. It violated
violated the narrative. And they called him out the resolve
questions in my mind as to whether or not the Russians have
been successful in getting us persons involved in the campaign
or not to work on their behalf again, either wittingly or
unwittingly, he went on to say I saw interaction that raised
question in my mind as to what was the true nature of it. That
is more than just, you know, the worst part of it. That is what
he said over and over again.
Again, he constant questioning, he was unable to point to any
specific evidence and I think that's what we're going to
continue to see there. And my fear is our constant flow.
focusing on the Russians is deflecting away for some other
things that we need to be investigating it. There's still
some question as to whether the intrusion if the DNC server was
an insider job or whether or not it was the Russians.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Violation of the day. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, hold on violating the
narrative.
There's still some question as to whether the intrusion if the
DNC server was an insider job, or whether or not it was the
Russians.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, what the insider job?
What are you referring to here? Because I hope it's not this
information that Fox News just refused to be reporting.
Now, I'm not quite sure what he said there. It sounds like he
said, I hope it's not this information that Fox News
refused to be reporting. Is that what he said? Yeah, he's
referring to Fox News pulling the Seth Rich material.
Ah, well, this doesn't relate necessarily to the Seth Rich,
though.
Yeah, it does.
I hope it's not this information that Fox News just refuses to be
reformed.
I guess what I'm saying is they clearly understand how was
related because they've heard the fake news. Yet. They don't
really want to discuss that one fact, which we know is true that
the DNC didn't allow FBI to touch the computers after the
break. And so they they completely just tried to
steamroll this guy,
Fox News just refused to be reporting.
Well, again, their their stuff circulating on the internet. My
question is,
what's circulating on the internet that you think is
worthy of a congressional investigation? Because the DC
Police are investigating this issue. And so far, they haven't
said there's any they're there
yet. Yet. The DC police nor no federal investigator has ever
had a look at the DNC computer, we're relying only on the record
of somebody that the DNC contracted to examine their
computer, rather than having federal officials to me, we need
to look at it. Congressman, do
you think it's responsible to bring up as a representative of
the American of the American people to bring up things in
your words that are swirling on the internet?
This is one of my favorite quotes ever. As a
representative, the American people you think is responsible
to bring up things that are swirling on the internet? Holy
mackerel, I get was alternative universe, I call your
credibility into questions directed
to examine their computer, rather than having federal
officials to me, we need to Feds look at it. Congressman,
do you think it's responsible to bring up as a representative of
the American of the American people to bring up things in
your words that are I think this
was fed to her from the control room? Ah, that's what happened.
I just realized that that was fed to her. Yeah. Yeah, she
can't do that right
now. That was fed to her. Let me see if I can time it. I bet you
I can
rather than having
Do you think that's responsible to bring up the American male
that
would work perfectly?
Yeah, things in your words that are swirling on the internet?
And isn't there a justification as you know, as if there's a
there there will be no nothing
or another there there? There there.
I think the same is true with what the media is doing with
Trump. We're basing allegations on anonymous sources.
Okay. So do you mean quoting the former CIA director who said,
quote, I saw evidence worthy of investigation to determine
whether there was cooperation or collusion that was taking place?
I'm going
back. I'm going back to the Comey memo, which is based
entirely on anonymous sources. So my overall point is, needs to
be fully investigated. Yes, let the professionals investigate
it. Let's not try it in the media, which is serving from a
distraction for what needs to be done in this country that's
fixing health care, that's getting people back to work
that's fixing taxes and securing the border. Instead, we're
hearing a constant barrage of anti Trump. I'm gonna call it
propaganda.
Okay. Propaganda is coming from the former CIA director. If
that's your opinion, you're entitled to it. Yeah,
actually. Yeah, I think that's my opinion, too. I saw the
bright or I heard the Brennan stuff. I really believe that
this was bad. So I said
the Congressman screwed up this deal he did. He obviously let
them badger him he just didn't call them out for doing it. When
they brought up the DC police. He says the DC Police have not
solved this crime and they considered it a
and that's when she jumped right on it. That's when she was told
given the line well,
that she couldn't you know, she got in before he went he never
even attempted to blame the DC police for doing nothing. They
did nothing. They they have not solved this crime. So how is it
all of a sudden you can't speculate about anything, which
is the Seth Rich thing. They don't even mentioned Seth Rich,
of course, on CNN because the Democrats have decided I'm well,
I have a follow up to this when we fail on the whole thing.
I have a follow up to this, but we can't. It won't. It won't
work in the alternate universe. We have Get
out. While we're still here. I do want to mention something
which is,
hurry, I'm nauseous. So if you can hurry, I know that
maybe I'll slow down because I was dilated that Canadian radio
show once in from the CBC did I can't remember the name of it,
but it's a pretty well, and very slick show. And it was
interesting to me, because I've never seen a show quite done
like this, even though we do that control room bit that you
just did. And people have to realize that that's very
accurate. Yeah. But this show, the whole show was a bunch of
researchers on the mics. And guys answering questions and try
and re interviewing people. And the entire show was stuck being
fed to these two guys. In there, if BS, it just came, it was
constant. It was like, Oh, the height of this mountain is such
and such, they have all these details. And so the guys would
go on and sound like geniuses, because these guys are looking
stuff up and then feeding it to me instantly. And it was it was
so slick. It was frightening
when when MSNBC launched which back in the day was a
partnership between NBC News and Microsoft. That's where the MS
comes from. My company at the time, which was I think it was
still onramp. Microsoft's and this was kind of interesting
story. Microsoft was responsible for the online version of this
fabulous project. And they could not keep their chat room
software running. Because it was running on Microsoft Internet
server and it kept, kept crashing, they could not figure
it out. So they hired us. And we essentially put a front end on
an IRC chat and went oh, this will be pretty stable, and it
was good. So for the launch of MSNBC, we were invited out to I
want to say was Trenton, New Jersey, where they had the
studio at the time. And the first big first big kickoff was
an interview with Tom Brokaw. And President Bill Clinton. And
I was in the control room and let me tell you, man, Brokaw,
that guy what a pro. So he would be asking a question and the
producer will be talking and continuing to talk in his ear in
his eye FB follow up questions. You know, while the President
was answering questions were coming through, but what was
most impressive and I wish I had filmed it but back in I don't
think we even had camera phones at the time. Things like you got
30 seconds to break. And he's talking and as he's talking the
producer mentioned something else he weaves it in and he's
done third to 54321 Boom we're in commercial route.
Unbelievable. It's like you know the the movie broadcast news is
very realistic in that regard. Yes. Very real. That's
why broke I got the big bucks is broke ha had a speech
impediment. And he was you don't want to say one of the best at
doing okay, can we get out of the can we get out I never had
this speech impediment from what I can tell. Can
we get out of here? Can we get out of here need to go back to
the drawing. The Cricket seem louder here.
They are, I think could just be me. They get better
this this fall off. And we'll play a bit and then when you
think you've heard enough, I'll fast forward to the end. This
was in Florida. This was a a a hearing with Wave I'm sorry, D
It was a DC there was it's the it's the representative
employees Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Have you heard this but
this bed you've heard this clip?
This is what she's grilling the guy. Yeah, what
she wants is she wants her the computer back that belong to the
now escaped. And on the run. Anwar gang. We've talked about
this. These are the guys who are paid double scale who were
stealing everything they had access to. I think it was 30 or
40 different representatives office and computers.
They did they jump there on Syria or someplace or Libya or
somewhere they took off.
And the DC police apparently has one of their computers and she
wants it back. And what she's saying is, and remember that the
DNC and Democrats and Debbie Wasserman Schultz Schultz a big
part of that. They didn't want anyone touching any of the DNC
computers. He certainly doesn't want anyone touching her
computers with these with these bandits who have run off with
God knows what. Completely not reported. And she's saying hey,
well, you know, if it's mine, you should give it back and the
DC police guy is or I don't know if he's, if he's the Capitol
Police or he's not going to give it to her But he's also kind of
dim witted. So he's very careful. So you can always see
him go like, hey, something's up with this. I think she wants
this this computer. For example,
I'd like to know how Capital Police handle a capital
equipment that belongs to a member or a staffer that's been
lost within the Capitol complex and found or recovered by one of
your officers lost
this, I love how she frames it has been lost. In other words,
they picked it up and went, Okay, these guys are gone. We're
gonna take this as maybe evidence,
what happens? Well, it's
processed on what's called PD 81, which is, which is a
property record. And depending on the property, depending on
how it's if you can legitimately determine ownership, then it's
generally turned back over to the to the owner of the
property. If there's if it's part of an ongoing case, then
there are other things that have to occur from that.
So if a member says that they have equipment that's been lost,
and you find it, it would be returned to the member.
And the general says yes, I'm not in your stance, you have to
identify you have to be able to positively identify the property
and be able to establish
ownership. And if ownership is established, is part
of an ongoing case, then there are additional things that need
to be done.
If the member owns the equipment, this
is where I think we get the idea you move to the end. Okay,
let me just fast forward
last 30 seconds if there's extenuating circumstances in
this case, and I think I think that you know, working through
my counsel and the necessary personnel if if that in fact is
the case and with the permission of through the investigation and
more returning equipment, but until that's accomplished I
can't return the equipment.
I think you're violating the rules when you conduct business
that way. And to expect Mee Mee Mee Mee Mee Mee Yeah, are you
back? Are you back? I'm Daddy, I'm
back violating the rules. You're not giving my machine back. So
she's a bonehead. She
why she's got total coverage no one's gonna report on this she
has done I've got a bonus she got cover. No one's gonna report
on this.
Nobody's gonna report on but she had her machine stolen by the
Fed. Nobody reports on these two Syrians
or whoever they are gang Anwar Anwar
gang stealing all this stuff. And they could have been
responsible for the DNC leaks for all we know. It's
unbelievable how this stuff is ignored by the media.
Now I got an answer for you. Regarding your Seth Rich medical
report. Do you have that handy by any chance? The medical
report? Yeah. There was a clip. Oh, that's right. So I'd like to
listen to that again. Do you remember what it might be
called? Seth Rich something perhaps?
Probably has Seth Rich.
So it was an exact PBS story?
No, no, this was I got this off the internet. This was a sketchy
story by one of the podcasters and you've listened to this guy
before you said yeah.
Oh, yeah. I think this is
a person on something called board net. And then board net
for something called forward slash pol forward slash. This is
4chan Exactly. posted the following last Wednesday, May
17. I am a fourth year surgery resident here who rotated from
wh C. Washington Hospital Center last year. It won't be hard to
identify me but I feel that I shouldn't stay silent. Seth Rich
was shot twice with three total gunshot wounds, entry and exit
and entry. He was taken to the O R emergency where we performed
an X Lab and found a small injury to segment three of the
liver, which was packed and several small bowel injuries,
pretty common for gunshots in the back exiting the abdomen,
which we resected 12 centimeters of bowel and left him and disk
continuity didn't hook everything back up with the
intent of performing a wash out in the morning. He did not have
any major vascular injuries or otherwise. I've seen dozens of
worse cases than this, which survived and nothing about his
injury suggested to me that he'd sustained a fatal wound. In the
meantime, he was transferred to the ICU and transfuse two units
of blood. When his post surgery crip came back at minus 20. He
was stable and not on any pressors and it seemed pretty
routine. About eight hours after he arrived we were swarmed by
Eleos law enforcement officers and pretty much everyone except
the attending physician and a few nurses was kicked out of the
ICU. It was weird as hell at turnover change of shift. That
morning we were instructed not to make rounds on the VIP that
came in last night. That's exactly what the attending said.
And no one except me and another resident had any idea who he was
talking about. No one here was allowed to see Seth, except for
my attending physician when he died. No code was called. I
rounded on patients literally next door, but was physically
blocked from checking in on him. I've never seen anything like it
before. And while I can't say 100% That he was allowed to die,
I don't understand why he was treated like that. on just one
low level doc. Something's fishy though. That's for sure.
So we received an email from one of our producers, who is a
doctor who checks out i He's he has a little balloon no agenda.
Checkmark, he's verified. He does want to remain anonymous.
In this case, ITM Adam and John HOLY SHIT songs. I just listened
to the latest na show. The read of the fourth year surgery
residents account regarding the fishy stuff that went down at
Washington Hospital Center involving then inpatient Seth,
our I am I am period, I am a practicing cardiologist of 24
years. I'd say that is he's got standing got standing there. And
this sounds like a genuine report. The Jargon is consistent
and spot on very, very suspect. Major pharma money in this
place. All kinds of shady science going on at this
hospital. Apparently, this is also the hospital where a very
good friend and graphic designer works. And I'm told that the
overwhelming majority in this hospital are all in with the
Clintons. I know this for a fact. This is most intriguing
Mind you, this guy was a VIP of sorts, but a very level low
level VIP. I've seen VIPs and teaching hospitals and this guy
would not have risen to the level justifying all the
restriction of entry. As was, as I've seen in as with the case
with rich just doesn't make sense. At that point. He was a
DNC employee, not a household name. I had no idea he survived
you in long enough to get to the hospital. I fully assumed he
died in the street. And I tell you this in strict his na
confidence, it would be so easy to sniff somebody out in the
intensive care unit. It isn't even funny.
Oh, there you have it. Well, let's bring us right to this
story that's going around because it was Fox News. It was
Sean Hannity. Actually let's start from the beginning. Yeah,
were the first people that noticed that this was an
anomaly.
Well, I think Don Lemon probably obviously his theory. Yeah. Don
Lemon.
Don Lemon, isn't he all he'll have CNN refused to discuss the
story at all, or even the suggestion. So Sean Hannity back
in a couple of weeks ago comes up with this with a speculation
because he has a private detective that comes that comes
on the show and he talks about the possibilities and he's heard
from this guy and that guy, the private detective, eventually
pulled back on everything somebody got to him. That's the
way I see it. And then Fox News pulled loose the Seth Rich stuff
completely and said the story is bogus. And Sean Hannity can't
talk about it anymore. Then Sean
Hannity, just as a quick one minute interstitial,
some advertisers are pulling out of Sean Hannity's Fox News
Channel. Shetland, again, the embattled host is under fire for
promoting a debunked theory about the death of a former DNC
staffer on Wednesday. cars.com and exercise bike maker peloton
both indicated they will no longer advertise on his program.
And his statement cars.com said they had quote, been watching
closely and recently made the decision to pull our advertising
and peloton states quote, We directed our media agency to
stop advertising on Sean Hannity show, despite the controversy
Hannity's ratings have seen a spike
Hannity has been pursuing this theory that Seth Rich was
actually the person who leaked DNC emails to WikiLeaks and that
he was assassinated.
Investigators say there is no indication that Rich's death in
2016 is connected to his employment at the DNC. And Fox
retracted that story on Tuesday. In an interview Hannity blamed
the controversy on liberal watchdog groups. He's now on
vacation from his show for the rest of the week. And we'll have
more on this later on. Good Morning America.
Well, the liberal watchdog group is Media Matters, which is run
by the Clintons,
financed by the Clintons. We don't always run by them, but it
was certainly
financed to be realistic. Fang also keep these guys and
everybody else keeps reporting the same thing. And they use the
word debunked. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I would like to know who
debunked it because Don Lemon, unless you can. Yeah, okay. The
unless they solve the mystery,
then it's not debunked.
And I don't see that they've eliminated the the other
possibility, but they have no idea who killed this guy. So how
can it be debunked who debunked it? I never saw a debunking. No,
there was just all of a sudden Fox. Well, I guess when Fox
says, Oh, this can't be true. That's a serious debunking of a
crazy Republican conspiracy theory. And you might want to
notice that the leadership has changed over there at Fox and
you know, it was already run by Democrats. But when Roger Ailes
fallen to the floor, I might add, which is it? Which is total
Glee at MSNBC and CNN because they were being lorded over by
Fox all the time. And of course, it was a variety that was
carrying the day was it.
This is what happens when the universe is flip. This is just
normal occurrence.
Now debunked thing they keep bringing up. And as we don't
know that it's been debunked. They've the family apparently
somehow has gotten involved now and that, you know, and just
since Seth Rich was a DNC worker, he worked at the
Democratic National Committee, you have to assume his family,
and everybody's all a bunch of Democrats. And you know, that
somebody went to the family says, you know, this is doing
Seth no good, and it's hurting the party. It's hurting the
party. And so they did that happened, which still prove I
can't prove it, but that's the way it would go down. That's the
way you do it. And now and in light of all this, we have to
remember a couple of things that kind of lead to us to do us to
develop a theory. There's speculation, let's put it as
opposed to a conspiracy. There's speculation. One is that I've
never heard of WikiLeaks putting up a reward for anybody to be
caught and to solve a mystery. They did that for Seth Rich. And
I don't recall WikiLeaks paying for a funeral of anybody, but
they did that for Seth. Rich. I think there's guilty conscience
involved here with the with Assange, and then says rich
apparently was a friend of kim.com. Yeah,
and that's good. That should be although says, Yeah, he did it.
Yeah. Pam. Okay. So
we have circumstantial evidence, but let's ignore that and just
say it's all debunked. Well, we have no evidence of that. Here's
here's Fox a statement on the story. On May 16, a story was
posted on the Fox News website on the investigation to the 2016
murder of DNC staff staffer Seth Rich, the article was not
initially subjected to the high degree of editorial scrutiny we
require for our reporting, upon appropriate review of the
article is found not to meet those standards and has since
been removed. Now, under normal circumstances. I'm gonna I'm
gonna use that paragraph from my ex wives
now and under normal circumstances the main the
mainstream media, MSNBC in particular, and CNN would
ridicule ridicule that memo because it has your where's the
ridicule,
ridicule, and they'd never, never drop an opportunity to
ridicule Fox. Good one. I'll give you a twirl. Whoops. Plus
one for this last one for the day.
So let's listen to the first intro that kind of thing that
started up and then we're gonna switch to PBS is just a short,
the short beginning that was run on Seth Rich CBS
yesterday the Fox News Channel retracted a story that said a
Democratic National Committee staffer may have leaked
sensitive emails before he was murdered last year. Well,
there's no evidence of this, but Chip read reports that several
conservative cause
no evidence he was murdered.
That several conservative commentators are still peddling
this sensational conspiracy theory.
I know for sure it is the Russians
most of official Washington believes that Russia was behind
the hacking of Democratic National Committee emails, nice
keyboard sound effect, but some supporters of President Trump
have been pushing an alternate theory that Seth Rich, a DMC
employee, stole the e mails and gave them to WikiLeaks and for
doing so became the victim of an unsolved murder. Yeah.
It's not really, I thought that I thought actually PBS, which is
turned from being fairly objective, as we point out, on
and on again, for example, when they have two guests that both
take the same side of a topic. PBS is really, really biting on
this on the litany of the narrative that we as we
as we the narrative, which shall not be violated.
So since this doesn't say I got two clips, the part one and part
two of this of a very long story, they gave a dedicated a
lot of time, I actually have to cut it off. Seth, rich PBS story
one.
Now how an unsolved murder in the nation's capitol, turned
into a conspiracy theory, and then became a case study of how
false news spreads.
Women. Why false news? What Why is she changing the meme?
I'm wondering about that, too. And I'm glad you stopped it.
Yeah, they're trying to promote the idea that this is a false
news fake news story.
This is a style guideline change. I think that they want
to be taken more seriously. And using fake news is not serious
enough for PBS though they've moved it towards false and I
think we can hear this the only PBS because it's dumb. Fake news
is the mean fake news where you want to use
false news spreads.
Stop Stop it. Now. It's just said that I think Whatever what
they may be doing is not what you suggested, but they can't
say fake news. Oh, in fact check false,
because it's not. But But what about false?
They're saying that they're just saying that is not the story's
not true. And so they use false to imply fake news without
saying fake news. Well, anyway, blade play
came a case study of how false news spreads a
case study that has not been discussed by anyone.
Once again, the problem of polarized politics and divided
sources of information, John reports.
To the extent of my ability, I am not going to stop trying to
find the truth.
The story of Seth Rich's death is a story of how fake news
spreads from websites and online forums like Reddit,
use fake news there.
Yeah, I guess my theory is wrong.
If Seth Rich's death is a story of how fake news spreads from
websites and online forums like Reddit to primetime cable TV,
another massive breaking news story
like that some kind of big jump Reddit the primetime cable TV
News TV does not that's not a big bleep
explosion developments in the mysterious murder of former DNC
staffer Seth Rich
early one morning last July 27 year old Rich was found fatally
shot near his Washington DC home not according to the report,
though, politics have drawn the Omaha native to the city and he
was working at the Democratic National Committee when he died.
The case is still unsolved. DC police theorize was a botched
robbery the latest in a string of attacks in the neighborhood.
As Rich's family and friends mourn, he became the subject of
a baseless conspiracy theory. The claim was that he was the
source of the DNC emails about the Hillary Clinton campaign
that WikiLeaks released later that month.
A private investigator says there is evidence to show Rich
was communicating with WikiLeaks.
Last week foxes Washington station broadcast an interview
with Fox News, legal commentator, Rod Wheeler,
sources in the FBI saying that there is information sure link,
Seth Rich to WikiLeaks. Absolutely. Yeah. And that's
confirmed to get two days later Wheeler backtracked saying his
statements were a miscommunication. But not before
Trump ally Sean Hannity devoted a portion of his fox show to the
story, giving Wheeler a much bigger platform for his
unsubstantiated claims,
with the totality of everything else that I found in this case,
it's very consistent for person with my experience, to began to
think, well, perhaps there were some email communications.
That's another great line, I need to do that as well. It is
very consistent with someone of my intelligence to think this.
Isn't that basically what he said?
It's kind of what he said and what he's been what he's trying
to say yes. Is what he said. And, and why would you backtrack
on that, by the way, but how would you backtrack on that? I
have an opinion. I
don't I never saw the backtrack. I've only read the apology. They
say no, they say backtrack. I've never seen it either. The all he
said really was from what I can tell the guy dead probably did
some emails with WikiLeaks. And they didn't really say that
much. It just kind of mostly bravado, the ways of presenting
it like you pointed out anyway, onward.
Person with my experience, too began to think well, perhaps
there were some email communications between Seth and
WikiLeaks. For some
conservative commentators retractions, in fact, checks
have appeared to make little difference. Supporters of
President Trump are trying to use the story to discredit the
investigation into Russian meddling in the election and
possible collusion with the Trump campaign. And Newt
Gingrich on Fox and Friends this past Sunday, we have this very
strange story. Now. This young man who worked for the
Democratic National Committee, who apparently was assassinated
at four in the morning, having given WikiLeaks something like
23,000 I'm sorry, 53,000 emails and 17,000 attachments. Nobody's
investigating that there is no evidence for those claims.
Yesterday, the Fox News website retract, it doesn't
seem to you that and let's just assume or presume for a moment
that most people in dimension B and certainly Democratic Party,
don't think this is true. And and they just oh, well, no, some
people know the facts. I'd say.
No, though. They don't count. They all they all
got this is bullcrap. So what do you do? So what you want to do,
is you want to really ratchet up because right now, if they have
no proof of anything, none of calling me stuff After Brennan's
testimony, this is all speculation nothing. So the best
thing to do is unleashed the newt. I think Newt Gingrich is
working for the Democrats, and he's a douche. She's attorney
wouldn't surprise me. Bring him out to make it as lavish as
possible.
Do you think that could be this guy?
Oh, really? No, I think he really did test the Democrats.
And I if he was I think it'd be more interesting because he's
the guy I mentioned it on the other show that is a candidate
for FBI. What I meant to say was he's a candidate for to replace
Reince Priebus as Oh, that would be more interesting to him,
because he's a blue 1000
attachments. Nobody's investigating that there is no
evidence for those claims. Yesterday, the Fox News website
retracted a story that had published on Rich's death,
saying it was not initially subjected to the high degree of
editorial scrutiny require and has since been removed.
Yeah, well, it's just beautiful. And there's no evidence but but
everything else with no evidence is is proof.
Well, yeah, we've got evidence to accuse major sleet sneezed.
Oh, yes. You have some examples of that coming up, but let's
play part two of this.
On his radio show yesterday. Hannity initially doubled down I
am
not fox.com or foxnews.com I retracted enough your fire
excuse
men's early Poynter Institute of journalism school and
basic journalistic principles weren't met right to the strike
run without being properly Bay and without the DC police or the
rich family being consulted. Today, Rich's
parents wrote in The Washington Post. The amount of pain and
anguish This has caused us is unbearable. With every
conspiratorial flare up we are forced to relive Seth's murder
and a small piece of his dies. As more of Seth's memory is torn
away from us. We have
specially raving parents who would like to find out the truth
about their murdered son. And what they're getting instead is
an avalanche of conspiracy theories and politically
motivated spin.
On his fox show last night, Kennedy said he'd had heartfelt
talks with the rich family
out of respect for the family's wishes for now. I am not
discussing this matter at this time. My dad, he spoke to his
fans, please do not interpret what I'm saying tonight. to mean
anything. Don't read into this. I promise you I am not doing
it's going to stop doing my job.
Analysts say what is his job Exactly. An investigative
reporter
doing my job.
Analysts say it underscores the fragmented media world we live
in
the lesson here is that it's it's easy to find online. And in
this enormous wealth of information that there is around
us all kinds of stuff, all kinds of conspiracies, all kinds of
hoaxes. If you are predisposed to think that something sketchy
happened with the DNC and more
perhaps that Melania wants to divorce the president and she's
swatting his hand away then yeah leaks,
then you are more likely to believe stories that aren't
well,
how is this guy a brain professor? He's just it's
incredible logic that he's spewing on us early
trophy looking guy to this point. And
that's this one. been roundly debunked.
Sounds like totally debunked.
Sounds like that. Yeah,
it sounds like the Microsoft CEO.
It sounds a lot like him, but it was roundly debunked. His
roundly rounder is the roundly debunked, where's it debunked at
all? What is wrong? And by the way, it's not an avalanche of
conspiracy theories. There's one theory.
Well, that goes along with the millions of contacts.
There's one theory let's outline it. Seth Rich stole some
documents from the DNC servers, and he's probably logged in as
such, and nobody wants to find that, that's for sure. Oh, gave
him to WikiLeaks and was shot that's it. There's nothing
beyond that. There's not 25 theories. He's not an elite. He
didn't wasn't dropped off on any bullcrap. I think. The bunk this
coverage.
I just liked the term roundly debunked. I don't think I've
heard it said that way roundly roundly debunked. Now there was
one other story that kind of slipped in here. That it Fox
News covered it, which was interesting. They did it all
with the new management than the new men on campus. They brought
in Judge Andrew Napolitano who I'm pretty sure he won't be
brought on again and either I mean, it's gonna be so boring.
So boring. It's already boring and this was about the illegal
FISA and askings that were admitted by in closed session by
the Obama administration, I guess was it two weeks before
everyone was out? They needed to come clean on this because there
were was like one and like 20% of all of these. Let's just call
it the wiretapping was done illegally and people were were
exposed and unmasked illegal ordinary
release of one's top secret documents showing the extent to
which the national security administration under President
Barack Obama routinely violated standards commitments, and the
Constitution itself to spy on Americans without a warrant.
Something our next guest has been warning us all about for
years here now Judge Andrew Napolitano, Fox News, senior
judicial house, I could ask it, how did you know but
specifically, what this these top secret documents say is that
five out of every 20 NSA internet searches actually
violated safeguards the government was supposed to
so the reason this is extraordinary is because this is
one of the rare federal courts in the United States that meets
in secret. No presses allowed. No adversary is there. We don't
even know what their rulings are. But they released a ruling
last night that they issued last month, which chastise the NSA
for spying without warrants. The NSA acknowledged that it
violated federal law, but the problem is far worse than the
court has acknowledged. Let's
go back to the book itself. The Fourth Amendment of the
Constitution specifically says no warrants shall issue, but
upon probable cause supported by oath or affirmation, and
particularly describing the place to be searched and the
persons or things to be seized. The FISA Court, which you just
mentioned, was supposed to be the, the instrument of that
amendment.
Instead, it's the enabler of the NSA, it doesn't issue warrants
that particularly describe the place to be searched and the
personal thing to be seized issues, warrants for groups like
everybody in zip code 10036, which is where we are now all
customers of Verizon, which is 113 million people. And it's
warrants are not based on probable cause. It's based on
governmental need. And we've got a
taste of what this means by the unmasking of General Flynn
because that was not a wiretap, that was focused on General
Flynn, it was a secondary or tertiary, you're
exactly right. It was the use of NSA generated data, without a
FISA without a FISA warrant, under the guise of being for
national security purposes used for blatant political purposes,
a serious threat to the freedom of the Republican
it's not only the second or third person, they can go out to
the sixth person who go out and it's degrees of separation, six
degrees of separation, you do the math covers about 330
million people, the population of the United States. That's
what NSA claims it can legally spy upon. I love
the little 333 million reference. Thank you. Thank you
always good to receive your code received. Judge NET code
received? Yeah, so they did. Why your tab?
Yeah, of course.
But it's, well,
data. In fact, a good example of that was on the PBS NewsHour,
and I want to want you to play this clip. This is the NYT
reveals Trump or shad not now,
I have the transcript of this even
why how does anybody have the transcript of this? This was a
an elite. This was a wire tap of a private conversation with
Trump and Duarte assuming everything that you've done a
little thing you got to Trump likes to brag and said that the
fleet was on its way your impression was his way. So now
all of a sudden, because Trump in private conversation tells
Duarte, something we assume that is that's not only is he telling
you the truth, which he apparently never does, at least
from one perspective. He's not only telling the truth, but he's
revealing some sort of state secret that now the New York
Times decides to reveal to the entire public play this
word has leaked that President Trump disclosed that the US had
just the start of it, John, that is not how you start as a
journalist, I can tell. No, I won't even pull I won't even
play my journalist card. Listen to how this story starts. Word
has leaked, that word has leaked. That's not the start to
a story. They might not.
Well, not only that, but when we listen to that other game go on
about journalistic standards and how you're supposed to do it.
We're clearly violated by this story.
This is PBS. Yes, word has
leaked. Oh, well
must be true. Word has leaked that President Trump disclosed
that the US had position two nuclear submarines off of North
Korea. The New York Times is reporting that Mr. Trump will
reveal the information in an April 29 phone call with
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. According to
confidential transcripts, He also praised EU territory for
doing quote, an unbelievable job fighting drugs. 1000s of drug
suspects have been killed since due to irritate took office.
implication, yeah, Trump's coming to kill you weed smoker.
This is in a confidential transcript. Would you have a
copy? Yeah, that's all confidential it is this whole
thing and there's no do they go to Trump and ask him if he said
this or they do any the follow up questions. They just take the
New York Times piece, which doesn't do it either. And just
read it. Parrot it, you know, like a stooge. I mean, this is
pure, unbelievable. At this point, it's, it's hard to reckon
with Yeah, well, I do have a theory. Oh, okay. I have a
grandiose theory, which I will outline with more detail in an
upcoming newsletter is in the form of an essay.
Wow, that's, that's a value. I have, you're not even gonna do
it on the show. You're gonna do it in the newsletter. That's
interesting. Well,
I can do I can give you a preview of it on the show. And
the idea is, is that what I'm seeing and what I'm witnessing,
I believe that I think it's all the Democrats and the liberals
and the liberals in the media that know all this stuff that we
always bitch and moan about. Really have the
bitched and moaned about Republicans, too. It's not Yeah,
no, they're not.
But they're not as I don't think the Republicans are quite as
good at things as these guys know Soros funded
most of the most Democrats are professional liars.
First of all, the there is no real desire to get Trump to
quit. Especially before Christmas,
and especially before the Big Short. That is, you know,
there's a big short in the market right now.
No, I don't know about The Big Short, who's shorting what
all the funds are short, they're shorting their own stocks. That
would make the theory is they want to get everything down to
soften the blow because it's coming. And John, everything.
It's like the market is one big short. I can't believe I gotta
tell Horowitz, if you didn't bring it up on the show Tuesday?
Well, we
didn't bring it up on the show. We'll talk about the shorts on
the next show. Anyway, the point is, is that you want to keep the
idea is the following. The Democrats have this scheme, and
it's part of the narrative that we talk about, and you keep
Trump under pressure, Russia, Russia, Russia is going to quit,
he's going to quit, he shouldn't be impeached, he should be
impeached. And especially that last thing even though they're
backing off on that, but that will be back because of Maxine
Waters and and the the other guy and these other people are gonna
keep bringing it up on the floor of the Congress, they may
impeach him impeach him. Because what he wants to do is you want
to take it out. And you want to keep this in the news, the same
stupid stories in the news for the next year, until the 2018
elections. And then you change your narrative. Well, we can't
impeach him with all these Republicans in Congress and
Senate and House because they'll never let it happen even though
he's a horrible person vote for me should be impeached vote for
me. So then they tried to switch things around and get the votes
and now let's assume they take over both houses with this with
this plan. Now, can they impeach him? No, no, no, no, you don't
want to impeach him now because it you just talk a lot about it.
You keep talking about it you keep it in the conversation you
still bitch about the Russians, you do that? Because now it's
gonna go to the to the 2020 elections, and you're gonna say
the following. We tried to impeach and we tried to do this.
We tried to do that we can't do it. The best way is we need
you vote him out. We need you people.
And the fear is of course is that if he does quit, or if he
does get impeached or anything like that he got Dance Dance.
Pants can pencil and the big fear that Democrats all know
this. We talked about it. But I came to the conclusion that the
ribbon the Democrats aren't that stupid. They know it too. Pence
is the kind of guy that like George Bush, who could they
could never get out of office. Could bring out the evangelical
vote. Yeah. Which is huge. Yeah. And many times they don't vote
they just did there was kind of a lazy,
yeah, he could. He could totally activate him. So he activated
and activated when in 2020. And that's a big fear. The only
wildcard in this theory is Trump actually. Well, he's not going
to quit because he's not what he does. He can't quit but he
cannot he can say that he's not going to run for a second term.
Yeah. And then the Democrats are screwed because all it looks
like was they were whining and whining and whining and whining
for four years about the same stupid stuff with no proof and
now they want now we're gonna vote for him. I don't think
and that I think that is a very good strategy and if you can get
beyond his presumably enlarged ego, to say you know what?
Country over party I'm gonna let pence run the show. Because
he'll win and he can break he can activate them. That now,
that would be interesting to see if he if he would do that if he
if he was, uh, you know what? It's better for me to step aside
boom, let pence run he'll win. And it's better for everybody
that I don't know if he can
do especially if Pence is going to run against an age Hillary
yeah aged aged age now the only fly in the ointment for the
Democrats on with this scheme, which I believe is an action
because we just witnessed it every time we do this show
that's all we see is the same stuff. That is that the public
buck, you know, kind of bucks it and decides to vote more
Republicans in Oh, completely screwing up their whole life
that happened to sure that could happen. And that's why I think
you're seeing a lot, you know, you see more special elections
being watched more closely. Like the one in Montana that's taking
place today, where they're using Trump as the as the talking
point. Well,
the same, the same playbook. Same pay wise, Maxine Waters
would say the same pay and play out of the playbook. That, you
know, Trump, of course is a horrible, horrible man. He's
horrible towards journalists. And this is the guardian
reporter Greg J. Jacobs, who I guess he went into pester Greg
Jian forte is that his name John forte.
Yeah, I think that's a pantsuit.
So you went into ask him something, and this guy who
looks like he's 10 feet tall, he was pissed off. You hadn't heard
this. This is what this journalist then uploaded
to the CBO score. Because you know, you were waiting to make
your decision about health care until you saw the bill and it
just come out and talk to you about that later. Yep, I did.
It's not going to be tonight. Just curious.
Please. Just tired you guys. The last time you came here you did
the same thing. Get the hell out. You go outside do the same
thing. You are the guardian. Yes. If you just broke my
glasses, you last night did the same damn thing. You just body
slammed me and broke my glasses. So get the hell out of here.
You'd like me to get
my glasses? The thing I like it. You body slam me now. There is
no video. There's only witnesses who say yeah, I ice partially
saw it. This is exactly what happened with the girl been the
Trump campaign. Oh, he bruised my arm. They're violent. Yeah.
And this guy was on every station played the body slam.
body slamming he really body slam you.
The real body sounds you pick the guy up and you've got them
over in your car as you can. So he hits flat. Thank
you. That's a body slam. This sounds like push the guy gets
out of here. And he pushed him. Yeah. And he tripped and he fell
on his glasses. And it's a contact sport. And before we
take a break, I have two terms I want to discuss not phrases from
the chaise, but I decided to look up contempt of Congress.
Because there was a lot of, well, if the Mike Flynn doesn't
hand over his records, and he we're going to hold him in
contempt of Congress. You know, this is nefarious at best. If
you really look into how contempt of Congress works,
which, initially, the history of it, it goes back to the late
1790s. It was about bribing representatives. So if you
bribed a representative, then you could be held in contempt of
Congress and they could have you thrown in in the break. I don't
know if they actually send you to jail, the break, but this has
changed over time. And one thing is very short as it stands above
everything that you can be held in contempt of Congress, and the
most recent person to be held in contempt of Congress, I think
was Lerner, Lois Lerner for her refusal to testify over the
jail. No, no, no, no one has really spent any massive time in
jail in all of history. Let's see, most people would come up
with whatever was necessary. They all they all complied
eventually. But Lois Lerner is definitely not, not in jail. The
thing with contempt of Congress, you know, this is the
legislative branch, not the judicial branch. And anything
they do if they want to hold someone in contempt of Congress,
it has to be related to legislation, not criminal
activity. I'm not sure exactly how they want to make that fit,
which I think is why they're caging a little bit. Yeah, we'll
use subpoenas. I Don't think you can actually hold someone in
contempt of Congress for not wanting to testify about
something criminal if it has to be something about legislation.
So that's just something, you know, I'm not a lawyer. We got
plenty of constitutional lawyers out there who can check that for
us. The second is the term contemporaneous. This is
bullshit. If I hear one more time that call me to
contemporaneous notes. It's not Trent
never heard this. I don't know what you're hearing. Oh, never
heard.
Oh, my goodness, by Well, it was, sadly was Wednesday, but
all day Wednesday, all I heard was, well, we know God called me
to contemporaneous notes, contemporaneous notes. It's a
great word. But he did not he was not taking notes in front of
Trump's face. No, at the time, which is what contemporaneous
note is like diet is like journaling. The fact
it would have been better if he said he journaled it, or he
blogged it later. I don't care what you want to say. But it was
not contemporaneous CIA and intelligence guys take
contemporaneous notes. They're trained my uncle Don does this
to
this day, if you're just talking about what to this is my story
with the guy at the refinery. Talk to me talking to him. He's
he's he's taking notes as I talk to him when I was an inspector,
and he's taking the notes and anytime we talk back and forth,
he'd write something down and he said I read something or he read
something that I said and then at the end, it's rubber stamp it
with a date stamp and put it in his folder. And that's
contemporaneous notes. Yeah,
that is Yeah, but so call me didn't do that but yet I hear it
I'll have to find some clips now I thought you would have noticed
this too. I didn't notice it a lot of it certainly shift shift
likes to say that a lot
do Shift ish you know shift somebody described him on a
radio talk show and I ever now I can't not look at Adam Schiff. I
cannot look at him without thinking this. He looks like a
constipated turtle
like this he should wear turtleneck sweaters. It would
really cute
it looks like a turtle and he does look constipated.
constipated
turtle alright artists on your mark.
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two days of raids that at least six arrests later, including the
bombers brother and police here have changed their minds that
this attack was the work of one man and Manchester Police Chief
Ian Hawke. And
I think it's very clear that this is a network that we are
investigating. And as I've said it continues at a pace.
Security sources have indicated they no longer think the suicide
bombing suspect Salman RBD, seen here in security camera footage
late last week, possibly buying a backpack in which to carry the
bomb made the device himself. He may have been just the mule to
use the security parlance who carried it. Details of the bomb
collected at the scene by British investigators reveal a
sophisticated device with a detonator held in the bombers
left hand and a powerful battery to make sure the device went off
when triggered. Another indication Op Ed was acting as
part of a terror group come from the security chaos of Libya,
where ISIS and other militants operate, and from which RBD
return shortly before the bombing. Avi DS brother Hashem
was detained in Libya today by a self proclaimed counter terror
militia that operates there. The group says his father Ramadan
was arrested as well. At a building and central Manchester
police used an explosive device to break into an apartment,
fearing it was booby trapped.
We had that really loud bang and the smell inside as well. It's a
bit weird
use of akmola students who lives in the building. Weird. Yeah,
like something explosive.
Yeah. Explosive. We
are one of our daughter's producers when I was at the
concert with their friend. They're both okay. But it really
did happen.
Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of evidence that it really did. And
I
have some information. I did want to make sure you get your
clips in first before I
want to get a couple more i in. For example.
Here's the thing that we want to listen for. So it started off i
lone wolf, you know, you know, not part of a network. I don't
know, you know, oh, and I love the the constraints. 2222 22
dead on the 22nd. Yeah, that's how it was planned. And, and he
left his ID at the scene and how were they able to identify him
so quickly? So I have answers to that. Okay. Well,
there's also a lot of reporting, it was pretty sketchy too. I
mean, we had for example, this is my worst case scenarios. This
is the Manchester bombing BS story.
As we learn a little more of the innocent children who were
killed, and the adults who accompanied them. Michelle kiss
a mother of three taken her family said in the most
traumatic way. And Kelly Brewster, a friend said she died
saving a young life, throwing her body on her nice as the bomb
exploded
bullshit. Oh, please.
You noticed that too? It's not possible. No. Has anyone ever
seen one of these explosions? You're dead instantly? Yeah. You
don't look around it just like watching too many movies and you
see the explosion of the slow motion. And then you jump out of
the way I mean, come on. This is not even possible. I was pretty
let's but let's play this thing because this brings up a problem
that I've always had with CBS. I bring it up a lot. I'm gonna
bring it up again. This is the Manchester bombing army
everywhere story which talking about the police state, but it
stops at a point where I will interject and then I will play
the rest of it. And you'll see what my complaint is.
The investigation is now centered not just on the extent
of the terror network here, but on its ties to militants based
outside of Britain, and that someone with sophisticated bomb
making skills made the device that was used in Scott that that
person has to live large.
Mark Phillips thanks. Also today 1000s of British soldiers fanned
out in major cities shut down reports from London.
It was a show of force on Britain's streets today,
soldiers joined police on patrols to protect potential
targets including Buckingham Palace and Parliament, the site
of a terrorist attack in March. Up to 3800 troops can be
mobilized about 1000 were deployed today. London or Peter
Appleton says relying on the military makes sense. We have
a limited number of policemen in the UK, so they need to be out
doing other things and Roman just guarding
buildings. This is a scene that has not been seen on the streets
here in the uk for more than 14 years. The military deployed
along with police last time was in 2003 When tanks and troops
were sent around London and to Heathrow Airport, following a
plot to bring down an airliner with a surface to air missile.
Today to free up police parliament was closed to the
public and the ceremonial changing of the guards was
cancelled at Buckingham Palace. The extra security reassured
Michelle Calvert from Manchester
All right, the extra security Are you reassured Miss Calvert
insured? Michelle? What's your name? I haven't California,
Michelle Calvert, Calvert. So so you're gonna cut cut to her and
you'd think she'd say something like, it's good to see all these
police around here because it's extra security reassures me.
It's good to be wrong here. We execute from the arm into place.
Something like 11 Yeah.
I'm ready for it. Is that what's gonna happen? What do you think?
Oh,
the extra security reassured Michelle Calvert, from
Manchester. That's the British way, isn't it? We just get on
with things really? Good one,
stiff upper lip and all you know, hey, go.
Oh, here we go. Again. This is the same old same old from CBS.
You make an assertion? Yep. And then you end a new site,
somebody who is who's backing this up, and then you throw it
to him and they don't back it up at all. And you as the oblivious
user of CBS News. You must think that maybe that's what she said.
No, she didn't say anything of the sort. No, she wasn't
comforted. She said, this is the British way. We just put up with
shit. So do you think this is done purposely? Or is that a
site? Jus I don't know why, but I'm convinced of it. And that
was CBS. Yes. And they do it all the time. I pointed this out on
the show. Yeah.
This is interesting, because what happened is right after
this event took place, the CIA shills, were showing up on CNN,
one after the other, whatever. What had just boom, boom, boom,
boom, boom. Now, a lot of this, a lot of the narrative has
shifted somewhat. So when I tell you what I've learned about this
attack, it'll probably some of it falls in line with what is
now being suggested. But the CIA bots who are out there this is
Tara, Tara Mahler who sounds like a robot. And she was out
I think CNN troubling things about all this is the maybe,
yeah, I think that it was a relatively sophisticated bomb.
Although it looks to be homemade. It makes you think, or
a lot of people
relatively sophisticated bomb, but it looks to be homemade.
Yeah, the bomb is in pieces. Yeah, I
want to go. Hello, is this the terrorist story, I'd like to
have a sophisticated bomb, because I can't make it at home
made it makes you think or a lot of people suspect that the
person who built it wasn't necessarily the person who blew
himself up. Because if you attain that level of bomb making
in general, you know, you're not going to be the one that's gonna
get blown up by the bomb. You're to be around to buy to make
another bomb. Do you think that that's a realistic
thing? What do you think what she said by? Oh, I'm
here around to buy to make another?
Oh, my goodness. You're right. Good catch. I didn't even hear
that one. Huh. You're not around to buy? I mean, making
it do you think that that's a realistic assumption? What
do you think about that? Sure. That's absolutely a reasonable
theory. And
this is your this is the CIA girl. Sure. Sure, too, because
she CIA is the symbol. How are we talking to CIA about
that? Sure. That's absolutely a reasonable theory. It could have
been that he was involved somewhat in the purchasing and
or someone's building. It could have been that somebody with
more expertise in bond building helped make the bomb and
security materials for the bomb and then he was tasked with
wearing it that day and detonating as a suicide bomber.
We've seen that before in plots, they're gone.
Where's the CIA recruiting? Northridge high and receita are
when we were is this?
It's It's insane. I know. They're just sending anybody
out. And I'm not quitting. I'm not sure why. I not I don't
think that had anything to do with it. But they are trying to
cage the story. It was like well, you know, maybe
somebody doesn't sound like a valley girl. It's just got out
of the
out of their out of people then busy. Talking about Trump
on the other channels have been that somebody with more
expertise in bodybuilding helped make the bomb and security
materials for the mom. And then he was tasked with wearing it
that day and designating as a suicide bomber. We've seen that
before and plots, they're going to be looking at the forensics
of the bomb itself here. A lot of times their signatures
related to the materials that were used, the type of bomb that
it was that can be tracked to specific types of training can
be tracked to where he purchased these materials. And that's
going to all be part of the investigation as well as not
just talking to individuals but looking at his emails, his
phone, communications, his computers and anything else that
they apprehend in the investigation. No one entered
this that apparently the UK officials are upset that the New
York Times and everyone who receives leaks from the
intelligence community where we're popping all this
information off and say, oh, you know who the guy is? We know his
name. Yeah, we have got pictures of the bombs and they didn't
want that. There's some intel Legend's thing going on. I'm not
sure why the conspiracy theory would be haha. Theresa May
needed this for Brexit. Yeah. And maybe there's the only thing
I can think of is, oh, man, we can't let people in the UK think
that, that you know, there's a network, we have to kind of, you
know, soft, pedal that and talk about it a lot, but not really
be clear. While the information is clear on the scene, which
I'll get to in a moment.
Now, the minute you got to re explain what you said. Are you
thinking that British intelligence wanted to roll this
out a little more slowly? And we're the ones who blew the lid
off the network?
No, I think that we got a request. Or, I don't know, I'm
not quite sure how it went down. But this is the Sloat, I believe
what I heard was first with nonono can't be anyone lone
wolf. But the information was known from on the scene, I'll
tell you, but you know, maybe Obama and all these guys, they
don't want Brexit to happen. So unfortunate. I don't think I
think this was real. But then, you know, it's like, Oh, we got
to slow this down. We can't have all of Britain thing you know,
that's why oh, we just we just carry on Oh, stiff upper lip and
all that which carry on? That's another CIA report. So don't
worry about it. Carry on. Nothing to see here. That's what
that's I think that's what's happening. Well, let's listen to
the next CIA guy. Wait,
wait, wait, you stop. What would be the point of that? Because of
the upcoming elections? You think they No, no,
no,
it's to help. Soros I don't know to stop Brexit from to stop
unrest in the UK over this event, which clearly makes
Theresa May more desirable as prime. Okay, okay. Okay, good.
That's the only thing I can think of. I can think of a lot
of things. Oh, CIA. They did it now? I don't think so. I don't
think so.
And yet, by the way, you mean desirable as a candidate?
For sure. I mean, that. Here's Michael Weiss, now the CIA guy,
but also the clues about the bomb, Michael, what do you make
nuts and bolts of shrapnel? The loud banging noise the fact that
it was seemingly carried, what does that mean to investigators?
Well, I think it's closer was pointing out this wasn't you
know, guy with a knife or an AK 47 even shooting up a bunch of
people in a kind of amateurish manner. This was somebody who
knew how to construct an IED. It's not easy to do that, Chris,
I mean, a lot of people, you know, whether they're in
Afghanistan, or, you know, in Germany, let's say, trying to
build one of these bombs, more often than not it, it blows up
in your face, right?
Why did he say Germany? Just hearing that now? Let's just
say, I don't know, Germany, something about that, whether
they're in Afghanistan, or, you know, in Germany, let's say
trying to build one of these bombs. It blows up in your face,
right. So the success rate is low for constructing a device
like this. And that's not to say, this candidate is somebody
who just really studied manuals for these kinds of things on the
internet. I mean, there's an I have brothers, for instance, the
Boston Marathon main pressure have performed by themselves,
and there was no indication that they have any form of training.
I would be very surprised if this was a lone wolf in the sort
of classic sense this, this might have been somebody who's
not gone over to Syria in Iraq. But I don't think this was a
this is somebody acting alone, there was probably a network or
other parties that were coordinated.
You see, Svan so soft on it. So soft. And you heard the the
previous shill talking about he was wearing it, I should have I
should have pointed that one out as well. So here is what My
sources tell me. This was a suicide vest. And that means he
this guy was a part of an actual very real network. And I'm
thinking now the bomb was built in Germany, that that slip is
just way to go. I don't know what's going on there.
Well, that would explain a couple of things. One, because
these guys are connected to Libya. And there's no way you're
going to get those components, any of that stuff over. I mean,
I can necessarily buy a good suicide bomb. All the gear you
need in London, because they're pretty suspicious about you, you
know, could I buy this? I need a stick of dynamite or whatever
you're going to use, you know, black powder, I'm not sure. But
you can imagine something being constructed in Germany and then
shipped over because of the you know, you just move stuff you
don't have as much easier much yeah, so you can just drive it
over put it in the in it on the train the channel and go right
into England and you got your German
doc and just wear it just wear it wear
it on the marriage. Just in case. Yeah.
So and so's routes. So we know this we know that he was wearing
a vest. And then the clue is in that we had his identity. This
is a gruesome story, but I do love it. That's it so no agenda.
That here's why we here's because you know how do you
identify this guy? He blew himself up. Now they're being
real. Kay Oh, he had a backpack. He was holding a bag. Now it was
a van asked a you know why? Because when a suicide bomber is
wearing a vest and he detonates, and just to go back to the vest,
very valuable guys in the organization who can create
these vests, these are valuable assets. This is people are the
idiots on the news like well, you know, homemade No, no,
that's it's a it's a skill and the guys who can do that are
kept safe in Germany. The reason why we have as identities when
these vests go off, the head, pops off into the air completely
intact, and lands pretty much right near the blast zone. They
had his head. Yeah. So they could IDM immediately. And that
meant
they run facial recognition on his head.
His head like, and her head is gone,
pops off. Bang, bang, bang, bang, boom, like a ping pong
ball, it goes back to Earth. So they had those two pieces of
information, then everyone was Yeah, so I don't know. But the
fact that they had his identity so quickly, and the New York
Times and other outfits who got that from their intelligence
sources started leaking it that caused the problem somehow.
Do you think do you think they have to log the head
this evidence and they put it in a plastic bag for stock
or no, I'm wondering whether or not they take a picture of the
head. Yes, so they can run it through the UN. I wonder because
this has happened a number of times put it on a stick if there
is a if there is a some sort of a collection of these heads.
Oh my gosh. What a great art project. Alright, anyway, and
then well,
okay, now we know something happened that caught you think
there's a rift because you they want to control the news? Yes.
At mi six and and let's say the globalist certain Oh, how about
this? How about CIA? Who? You know, they're talking to
journalists all the time. Oh, my God. That thing in Manchester.
This data head popped off his 22 year old being a douchebag. He
had a great vest. And this everyone go oh, I'm gonna report
this blah, blah, blah. And then GCHQ goes, Are you deuces to
CIA's Oh, man die will take care of it. We got you covered. We'll
send out our a team, which we witnessed Tara Mahler. They sent
it well send out the A team to go soft peddle this a little
bit, something like that. Well,
do you think I mean, I'm reminded again of that segment
of the book of family of secrets, where Baker discusses
the distinct possibility that the entire Watergate thing was
done by the CIA as a as a cover up such as a botch on purpose to
cover up JFK assassination. Well, maybe I remember that
being in there, but okay, but whatever the reason they did the
botched thing to get the reason was to get Nixon out of office
because Nixon was an anti CIA guy. He thought they were had
too much power. Right. And there's a lot of clips was that
indication from more than one source? Okay. And, and when I
hear that girl, I'm thinking this is not they're a team. And
so of course, it's not. She's a permanent she's, she's a
butcher, she's one of you put out doing maybe she's just her
old job is to go out there and dance and she's a fast talker.
And dingbat. You know, it sounds like she's from the valley. How
to say that. I'm not sure something's up, because I've
never heard of this woman. And before that, she'd be a
spokesperson in representing the CIA.
That is exactly what I thought. Why is this happening? So well,
now? This event was usually a 5g
Pretty. Is she pretty? Maybe? Yes. Okay. Okay, let's, uh,
plus,
this. The news media, you know, there's no way to show you
exactly how they turned this into Trump. But Hillary Clinton
did a pretty good job. She was talking about Manchester, again,
doing some kind of speech
by heart as I know. You feel the same goes out to the families of
victims and all who were injured and traumatized.
Oh, she sounds so sincere. Oh, it gets better.
Listen, all who were injured and traumatized. And to that city,
which reached for love, not hate in such a dark hour. And I have
to say that I hope our country will always choose resolve over
fear, never backing down from our commitment to work with
those who stand against terrorism but also to exemplify
the same and kind of compassion and caring that we've seen over
the last 24 hours. Now, this
Yes, yes, Queen. Yes, please that's so misplaced. And then
something odd happened on Tucker. Which one of my
producers caught one of my one of our producers caught your
producer? I'm sorry. I don't know why I said I'm tired.
Tourettes the whole thing. I'm ticking like a mofo here. Tucker
is gonna get someone on the phone and then he's waiting for
this guy to come on the phone was live in Manchester, but then
some woman comes on and says something and he just continues
but I'm not quite sure what to make of it. But it was certainly
odd.
This is a fox news alert. Police have confirmed multiple
fatalities perhaps many in the British City of Manchester after
an Ariana Grande concert reportedly was rocked by an
explosion at least one Monday night. Jake Wallace Simons is an
associate editor at daily mail.com He's on the scene there
in Manchester. And he joins us now Jake, can you hear me? Jake
Can you hear me all right, we're gonna get back to Jake's walsim
This woman also comes on says he's a jerk. And I know she was
referring to Tucker or to the or to the reporter but it was
really odd
on the scene there and Manchester joins us now Jake Can
you hear me? Jake Can you hear me valley girl Jake
she's referring to Jake is saying this to say to see if a
woman is referring to Jake who is a jerk Now who is this guy?
Give me his name again. Jay who who's even look him up. There
may be some to that. Listen to him again. Hold on.
joins us. Cami is on the scene there and mentioned Splosion at
least one Monday night Jake Wallace Simon's Daily Mail duck.
Wallace think Jake Wallace. Thanks so
a concert reportedly was rocked by an explosion at least one
Monday night Jake wall Simon's is big wall.
JJ Wallace Simon's
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Jake is jerk. I think that was his name is jerk
no Jake Wallace Simon's I can't even find here
is from
the British Daily Mail she said he said
wolves wolves Simon's What was his name?
Jay I'm looking at the Daily Mail
reporter I'll try
again no I think I got this
is Jake Wallace Simon's Jake Wallace Simon's he is the editor
say Jake Wallace Okay, I am the award his bio about me. I am an
award winning British journalist and novelist that's my that's
how I start my bio. I am an award winning British journalist
and novelist oil so podcasts on the side currently associate
editor at daily are getting their online which is a little
one rung above a blogger. I cover UK and European politics
and major foreign stories.
JAKE Well, okay. He probably is a jerk but that kind of intro
yeah so show so she apparently he was I have had a listen to
this. What was the circumstances of this woman doing this? Listen
to
this. This guy is interesting. John. I gotta read this to you.
This is a great okay, read it, in addition to breaking
political exclusives have reported extensively from
overseas. Recently, I've covered the collapse of Venezuela, the
migrant crisis in Greece, Macedonia and Sicily, the rise
of the far right in Finland and Germany and the conflict in
Syria. I've also been on the ground for all all recent major
terror attacks, including those in Stockholm, Istanbul, Berlin,
Brussels, nice and Paris.
This guy sounds like mi six.
Thank you. I have it. No, we're self respecting journalist would
say this about himself. I have had a particular impact covering
anti semitism in British politics. Who says that? I don't
even say we do good stuff on our own show. In 2015, I published a
series of articles exposing Jeremy Corbyn links with the
anti semitic figures, and this led to what is now known as the
labour anti semitism scandal. I've I I have presented numerous
radio documentaries for BBC I'm a regular on radio four's from
our own correspondent. I review the newspapers for Sky News and
are presented TV for BBC Breakfast and others. Before I
joined the mail in 2015. I was a features writer at The Sunday
Telegraph for about three years, which means it was fired. It was
there that I wrote my biggest piece of journalism meet the
settlers, a smorgasbord of digital wizardry that won the
European newspapers award was shortlisted for the British
press award and honored at the web GIS.
Wow honored at the web is
honored at the web GIS title a whim that's who writes that I
you know, it isn't a third person Mr. Curry is known as The
Godfather, you know, something like that, but I. In addition,
I'm a novelist. I've written four books count them all you
fools for including the best selling the English German girl
which I completed while gaining a PhD in creative writing at U
eta, where I studied after gaining a first in English at
St. Peter's College, Oxford. I'm a visiting fellow at Bournemouth
University and I've lectured at Oxford and elsewhere I am rockin
that are unusual for British to be this bright. This I think you
nailed writers very English.
You nailed the mid stakes and to say I've been on the ground at
all of the recent major terror attacks. No piddly small ones,
only the big ones. Stockholm is tumble Berlin, Brussels nice
Paris. And now he's reporting from Manchester.
But he's a jerk apparently. Or it is girlfriend.
Or somebody somebody's a jerk. It's very funny. Isn't that
interesting?
either. He's a funny, it looks like a guy. Yeah, it could be in
mice. I mean, I'm looking at a picture of it. It is about me
thing. And he, he's got to that fret. Like there's always one
guy in a frat returned as the most is always completely
plastered. He's just drunk all the time. That's what this guy
looks does look that way. Right. Hey, man, once you know brewski
man.
Moving into our another segment here. I just wanted to mention
this headline I caught the other day. Facebook is I think they're
in trouble. They're not really I mean, trouble may be relative in
Facebook terms. But they're their likes, which is a key
metric they use for advertisers. Yeah, decreased by 38% when they
purge fake accounts in April. But the problem is, advertisers
are still saying, Well, you know, these are what you got to
talk to us about these about these fake likes. And it's
there's uncertainty in the marketplace with this. And they
have now has a serious request. They've asked the FBI to
investigate millions of fake Facebook accounts. And I think
the FBI is they because they need just like everyone else. If
you can hire the FBI to lie for you.
They're tight with the FBI. Anyway, we know that
Mueller had an office in Facebook in the Facebook
building
building. Yeah. The FBI apparently uses Facebook as
probably part of his investigative toolkit.
A spokeswoman for FBI declined to confirm or deny the existence
of an investigation, citing the Bureau's standard practice.
Yeah, except Comey was probably supposed to say yeah, we're
investigating that so that the advertisers would feel good and
and you just need to roll up one guy. Oh, look at this click
farm. We got him. We got him. It's all good. Advertise on.
Well, advertisers are stupid.
Oh, once again, you would have been fired.
I would have to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
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I don't have an email either. Sorry.
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two, three weeks in a row that the name of the lower end is
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Well, you've been talking about for a while. 2017. But I think
it's common, I think the big the, the let's just call it a
reset, which will survive hopefully, about we'll see. Oh,
yeah,
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people who give the larger amounts of money are more, you
know, they have they're in good shape they give us you know,
they'd like to have their messages they want to relay so
they give 200 up and so we don't want that to go away for sure.
But then to the Lord guys, you know, it's 50 bucks is a lot of
some people and
a lot it's a lot to a lot of people.
Yes a lot to a lot of people No kidding, even though we do need
it and they're gonna go and buy something anywhere they're gonna
get a parking ticket, this more than $50 is at least around
here. And so, but when they started to think twice about
stuff like that, that means or the whole thing is ready. It's
ready. It's like a rubber band.
What is the fractal of the 2008 crash is Would that be something
that's coming up now is there a fractal a
fractal, the 2008 crash was 1929 1969 and it was a big
trick.
So what what will this one be just a massive correction the
fractal will
be of 1937 is one examples. 1977 is another All right, the best
one that one I'm using as my model is 1857. And it is right
to have a crash that happened during a moment when free money
was being in the case of currently free money meaning
quantitative easing, printing of extra money buying a lot ons, in
1857 it was gold. Right? It's all over the place. 49 Yeah,
yeah, you're walking down, you know, you're on a stream and
Sutter Creek and your goal, some goals money, you're just like
you're printing your own money. It's a little more people's
money instead of what they did with quantitative easing, which
became the bank's money. Anyway,
I think we are seeing some kind of effect and I'm telling you,
I'm seeing stuff from seeing
the cursor could be things happen when you start seeing
stuff then it's like well, this isn't good.
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that was kind of to be expected. But what was not expected?
You have the night in advance. And night in advance. Yeah, the
guy who can't find the email from Oh, what's that? That's
there's no knighting I'm just saying. Well, we're going to fix
it. Right? Right. Oh,
that's right. Second half a show everybody's second half a show.
I'm bringing this one up to reel you in. Because you actually got
me started on this one. Oh, there's a new documentary out.
And I don't know if you told me about the documentary, but you
told me about Marilyn Monroe, Jackie Gleason and the aliens.
And this was separate after the show. And I thought it was
interesting that you brought that up because usually if they
think you do these things that make me go on to look for stuff.
No, no, let's do it. You say inform you.
Oh, thank you for informing you're well informed. Thank you
for informing me,
especially the Jackie Gleason story. That's
very good. I like that. Well, this is called I've ever been
debunked. It's never been roundly debunked
needs to be roundly debunked. It's gonna get even better. This
is a new documentary coming out. I think the 28th and it'll be on
video on demand. So I'll be sure to watch. It's called
unacknowledged. And Jackie Gleason doesn't come up, but
some other people do.
Interestingly, there was a man on my executive committee who
was a very well known actor and singer named Burl Ives, and Burr
lives. He was a 33rd degree Mason. So all of you people who
think that all these secret societies everyone in it knows
everything. They don't know anything. And he said to me, he
says, We all know that Marilyn Monroe didn't die of a overdose.
He said Do you know why? They killed the lady Marilyn Monroe.
And I said, Well, I didn't until I got this document. It's a
virtual death warrant, because she was found a couple days
later, three August 1962 wiretap of telephone conversations
between reporter Dorothy Kilgallen, who was looking into
Roswell and other UFO issues, and her close friend Howard
Rothberg, from wiretap of telephone conversation of
Marilyn Monroe, and Attorney General Bobby Kennedy. Rothberg
discussed the apparent comeback of the subject with kilgallon
and the breakup with the Kennedys. This is referring to
the fact that Marilyn Monroe had been having an affair with not
one but both Kennedy brothers and it was becoming conspicuous,
so they broke it off. Rothberg indicated in so many words, that
she had secrets to tell no doubt arising from her trysts with the
President and the Attorney General. Once that secret
mentions the visit of the President at a secret airbase
for the purpose of inspecting things from outer space. Now,
this is 1962. Colin said if the story is true, it'll be a
terrible embarrassment for Jack and his plans to have NASA put
men on the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and
do the other thing, not because they are easy, but because they
are hard. The subject repeatedly called the Attorney General and
complained about the way she was being ignored by the president
his brother subject threatened to hold a press conference and
would tell all is a tragic situation because she was an
actress she didn't understand the national security state and
the viciousness of those who want to keep these sort of
secrets. And I can't
wait for this one. This is gonna be great. Now you have to tell
your
brother kilgallon thing is kind of interesting to Kilgallen was
murdered after she was part of the Isha apparently because she
knew who killed Kennedy. Dorothy Kilgallen is worth looking into.
Tell tell the Jackie Gleason story. Jackie Gleason is the
Jackie Gleason story. And this was really and where did this
story come from? I can't remember the exact origin of the
story but the story has been floating around and it's never
been roundly debunked. And apparently Jackie's wife, one of
the meadows sisters was when Jackie came back from this epic
experience he was she remembers him being incredibly shook up.
Jackie Gleason was a good pal of Richard Nixon. And they would
hang out once in a while. And Nixon, under some circumstances
was down in Florida and he would occasionally in a lot of
presidents used to do this. The So nowadays, ditch the Secret
Service and jump into a car and go driving, right because he
liked to drive and there's been discussions about this. We may
have even had some, some show clips where a lot of presidents
get antsy after a couple of years in office because they
like to drive especially people from the West Coast or drive
alone. No, he's just get i can't i gotta drive. I gotta just get
in the car and drive around or something when Nixon would do
this. So Nixon shows up at Gleason's house in Florida.
Gleason had this variety show and he ran it out of Florida
instead of New York, which everyone's skeptical about but
it was worked out fine. Give a lot of people work. shows up at
his house. And Noxon torn just there's Nixon and Biden man. He
says, you know, there's something I know you're kind of
like into certain some kind of void talking with the wife
around, said you gotta come on. I gotta show you some. Nixon
apparently knew that Gleason was a flying saucer nut. And so
Nixon puts him in the it's a Lincoln Continental the way the
story goes and drives into one of the local air force bases
where he's where the guy at the guard gate apparently just flags
him through, seizes Nixon and here he comes in with Jackie
Gleason's funny scene if you think about it out So Nixon
drives them around and they find this an oval there's a warehouse
or big warehouse of some sort in that way. It's somewhere and
there's some guards around it. And Nixon just I guess gives the
guy the highest sign they move over and Nixon and Gleason go in
and find a repository of dead aliens keep going so then you
know and then explains where they came from and your customer
were part of the Roswell 47 thing maybe I'm not sure that
those details but makes us I know you've always been
interested in flying saucers. So here you go. Gleason after that.
So then he drives Gleason back who is all shook up after this
apparently, and Gleason in a memoir or something. He says he
never knew for sure that this wasn't just a gag, you know,
some joke and a bunch of phony aliens and all in water. They're
all submerged in some goo. And or if it was true, he didn't
know but he at the time he believed it was actual, like an
alien muzzle I am of some sort and that's the way the story is.
Well, I like it.
I have a good story.
I recall that woman,
if people want to give you like to like these sorts of things,
without having to become a nut, you can reread that the Corso
book on The Day After Roswell, a fantastic book, this guy was an
Army guy. There is no way this this book is been ignored, but
never roundly debunked round
has not been roundly debunked. Speaking of such guy, but maybe
you are meanie perhaps can help debunk this one. I was shocked
when I heard in Portland. Which I know it's not exactly next
door. But there is a list is the least here's a list of over 40
restaurants that are being called out as appropriating
other cultures as white people. And so here's the story. If you
are a white person, you have a Mexican restaurant, you're
appropriating the culture and you should be boycotted. If
you're a white person in Portland, and you when you own a
sushi restaurant, appropriating culture, you will be boycotted.
Where does this end?
Was somebody was sending an email and one of our producers
discussing that he overheard a couple of blonde bimbos
discussing obviously, obviously into this appropriately to
Democrats saying that what is it okay to have a black baby?
No, that's appropriating black
culture. That's what they were literally talking about, oh my
god, interracial sex was appropriating culture.
Oh my god, this is how your brain will fry eventually. This
is what is happening. Because there's too many rules. And I
just gonna say an industrial society in his future. Go read
it. This is exactly what Professor Ted said because of
over socialization. And he used that word before there was even
social networks. That there are so many things that you can't
say because you'll offend someone or there are rules that
you will break that you know when you get totally
contradictory like absolutely you should have a black baby you
should have a black baby by adoption. You should have a
black dude any brown baby whatever baby you want. It's
appropriate appropriating the other the other races color of
baby is baby appropriation. Yeah, this No wonder people's
heads are popping off just frying man Frying is very, very
bad. And then Ben and Jerry in Australia can't wait can't wait
to go to Australia. They're banning two scoops of the same
flavor ice cream until marriage equality comes to Australia.
Budget way to go way to appropriate culture for your own
financial gain. Social Justice Warriors, Ben and Jerry, please.
Yes, I had a thought. You know, we're still working on the
Australia trip. The most expensive part is that is the
flight. Well, we're gonna go to Auckland and then I apologize if
I keep saying Australia, it's Australia and New Zealand to be
as you say, we're going to Australia and you imply you're
going to New Zealand then you could get shot when you land in
Auckland. Here's a thought. Because the current plan is to
fly on New Zealand Air. Do any of our producers have miles they
can share? Oh, that's a thought that would be really a really
cool way to get us at least you know, economy comfort,
because you can completely lose your ass on this trip. Thank you
for that, you know agenda listeners now. Hey, where'd my
money go? And first we got two in Brisbane. We've got two in
Sydney.
Where'd my money go? Oh, we have to open it up to the gate to the
to the clinic. Great report from Florida. This is Cape Coral. Now
Cape Coral is about the same height as Miami. Only it's on
the other side. Now what we've heard continuously is the ocean
golfers
on the Gulf side is on the other side.
Yeah, yeah. But that's still the same water Correct?
I would think so. If I look on my map, there's water here and
water there.
So we know that in Miami fish are flopping around on the
street fish Hashtag fish. The fish are flopping around on the
streets. Everyone's seen it. The President himself has said it.
Oh, yeah. The former president facially and this is solely
because of global warming, climate change manmade. Poison,
that the oceans are rising Miami's flooding. Yeah. Oddly,
just on the other side, same longitude, longitude. But
actually latitude latitude as a pilot, I should know, saying
that you too, would be the other way around. Same latitude. Same
water. No,
it's very frustrating. Very frustrating.
I don't know why it's a mono sorry about that.
Ron brandish has been landlocked on his canal. We've lived here
five years. This is the lowest I've ever seen it he and 1000s
of others in Cape Coral are dealing with a historic drought
for Ron he sees it firsthand living on a canal near Nelson
road. You can't move that boat at all. It's, it's I mean, it's
actually in the sand.
It's not good. filling those canals is a top priority. For
the past
few weeks running 24 hours a day water has been pumping from
Charlotte County to Cape coral's canals. The city has the
capability of pumping 17 million gallons of water a day not only
to help folks enjoy the canals, but also for the community
safety. That safety concern falls with the fire department's
ability to battle fires they rely on canal water. The utility
director says the city is on the right path and we're
seeing positive results north of Pine Island Road
where if there was a grass fire or anything like that the
fire department can draft water from the canals and the fire out
just across the canal from Ron the Kovacs haven't done much
boating either, but are hopeful because they've seen the canal
rise a few inches in the last week know that they're gonna
push some more even so both the city and those affected. No,
it'll take more than the pumps. We need help from the Big Man,
this guy.
We need some help from him.
Now this is sorry about it a little distracting, that weird
stereo that had there. But this is just a stone's throw from
from the Gulf. And now they haven't been flooded. They have
a drought issue. This should be they should not have to move the
boat. Just fish right off of the boat. It should be just popping
right into their boat.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, welcome to the world of scammer news.
The I believe the Trump administration is presenting a
budget this week
as being presented there's a bunch of debates. It's all bad.
It's gonna kill people. It's gonna kill pee. Oh,
everyone's gonna die. Yeah, they've been doing some of the
new twisted stuff going on in Congress is like this, like this
clip is blaming Trump. Now it's Obamacare, which is, you know,
getting expensive. It's still in play. It's the law of the land,
Obamacare, and then blaming Trump for it being a piece of
crap. I
mean, I just point out that Tina has outstanding health
insurance. And I think we're just a little over five months
until the common law says I can have her be on her plan. Yeah.
And, you know, she doesn't see it as she pays for it, because
she doesn't see it. But of course, she's paying for it. And
I believe it's five or 600 a month. But I went through this
whole process with her now she's got it. It's part of the Ronald
McDonald House part of the health care system. You know,
it's part of its, you know, they have really good health care.
Yet 20, only 20% is covered. And she had her deductible, which is
over 1000. And, you know, and then she's in in the pre op, and
then the administration nurse comes by with a little mobile
station. Yeah, that'll be $1,437. Right there on the spot.
Yeah. So give him the money or get out. Yeah. Anyway.
Obama Obamacare. Yeah, sorry to interrupt.
This is the clip. First lay me area. Oops, sorry. Timing Trump.
We see health insurers and state officials say Trump is
undermining Obamacare and pushing up rates, health
insurance plan big Obamacare rate hikes, and they blame
Trump. Perhaps the greatest damage has been done by the
administration's refusal to commit to funding cost sharing
subsidies.
Oh crap bull crap. That's a lie. That was that was the only
concession that had to be made. Otherwise, the
senator from New Hampshire What
a liar. That's a lie. Oh, my God.
Here's a better big lie that's going on. This is my What can I
just want? I
want to hear the rest of this now goes
to funding cost sharing subsidies. The federal subsidy,
that's the corridor that would they call the risk corridors
that
have millions of people pay for coverage? To protect themselves.
Many insurance companies are preparing to stay That's a
premiums for next year. One premium level. I'm
done. Yeah, I'm done. liar. Liar. I can read lady. Okay,
what's the other one?
Well, this is another story they're trying to get some
traction on. Because they got it. Like I said, the theory is
you got to keep this in the news. You got to keep the
Russians thing bubbling until the the elections in 2018. And
so here's one of the latest ploys. And if anyone, this isn't
out of Deutsche Val, I think this is where they're test.
They're testing it. They're test marketing the idea in Germany,
to see if they can play it over here. And it may show up over
here in the news. But this is the Trump Deutsche Bank and the
Russian.
I heard this I, you know, I have a contact so we'll get more info
German bank could be key to clarifying those ties or alleged
ties between Russia and Donald Trump.
It's a story that is just starting to develop brand, as we
know, and we have to keep an eye on that because despite the
efforts by the White House, voices saying that Donald Trump
is hiding something regarding his ties to Russia, our
statement,
did he just say voices say he's hearing voices. Now?
Let me do that, again. between Russia and Donald Trump,
it's a story that is just starting to develop brand as we
know, and we have to keep an eye on that because despite the
efforts by the White House, voices saying that Donald Trump
is hiding something regarding his test him I
miss hearing this.
I think you might be but I don't know what he said. I don't know
what sounds like
you're saying what's voices say? Voices harm, hearing
voices sounded like I'm hearing voice
in it, as we know. And we have to keep an eye on that because
despite the efforts by the White House, voices saying that Donald
Trump is hiding something regarding his ties to Russia are
still very loud. Now House Democrats.
Are you saying it? All the voices in my head are so loud,
they're saying maybe maybe they're using the Reagan on
these people's voices? I can't stop it. Donald
Trump is hiding something regarding his ties to Russia are
still very loud. Now House Democrats are now asking
Germany's Deutsche Bank to provide information on credits
given to Donald Trump. Deutsche lent millions to Trump even in
difficult times, but who guaranteed them? Could it be
Russia? That's what Democrats now want to find out.
If you want to know who really owns buildings like this, it
pays to look at the small print. A string of Trump resorts and
hotels were financed with loans from Deutsche Bank. US
politicians say Trump still owes Germany's number one bank $340
million. What bothers them is that Deutsche was still being
generous to the then presidential candidate, while
other banks were turning their noses up at him because of his
numerous bankruptcy filings. thinking we need one of the
loans came to $170 million to redevelop Washington's old post
office. So who is giving dicer that guarantees for these
hundreds of millions? House Democrats suspect Russia and one
clarification. Congress remains in the dark on whether loans
Deutsche Bank made to President Trump were guaranteed by the
Russian government, or were in any way connected to Russia.
That's the pivotal sentence in a letter to Deutsche from Democrat
members of the House Financial Services Committee. The
suspicion is that Russia may have hoped to curry favor with a
potential Trump administration a stunning thought for its part,
Deutsche still holding its internal reviews of the Trump
loans under lock and key and isn't obliged to publish them
either.
Well, I you know that I'm gonna send this clip to my former New
York banker who worked at Deutsche and I'll get the exact
he'll tell me, it probably was was secured by other property or
all kinds of
No, you secure it with other properties secure with the
property itself,
what government says, Hey,
that guy over there, sure, no problem.
It's these guys are naive, and they are just conniving.
They have all theory about how they were washing Rob Deutsche
was white washing
rubra online episode on Deutsche Bank's issues. But, for example,
if they're guaranteeing the loans, which is what they imply,
then why does Trump steal 341 million the Deutsche Bank is in
the report. Why didn't they call rush and get the money?
Because voices man, what kind of um, so I can't I can't get past
this. We had the first thing where I don't even remember what
that stupid woman said. But now it's voices are very loud. Oh,
well must be true. No, no read No self respecting journalists
starts a report like that. That's mainly for the end. You
know, voices are loud. And you know, the New York Times The New
York Times reports like that, well, it could be shit could be
great. You never know. That's the New York Times. They always
hedging but to start with it. I don't know. I'm not a
journalist. So you tell me I don't think it's okay.
It's sloppy everything we sing is bullcrap. I mean, you these
anonymous reports and you are you wants to have you want some
minute a shape when you bring it up.
You want some news about the budget and about Obamacare and
about health care in America and money and where the money's
going. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro had a little hearing. And
he just talked about 2016
Verse is the area of improper payments in the federal
government. These are payments that should not have been made,
were made in the wrong amounts. Since the Congress has required
the executive departments and agencies to estimate the amount
of improper payments every year. Since 2003, the cumulative
number of improper payments have been reported in excess of $1.2
trillion. So it's a significant amount of money. The annual
figures that have been reported have grown over the last three
years from $125 billion to $137 billion to the most recent
estimate, and 2016 $244 billion. This includes estimates for 112
programs at 22 federal agencies. So it is a pervasive problem, as
you pointed out as chairman in your opening remarks. Three,
large federal programs constitute the large amount of
improper payments Medicare, Medicaid, and earned income tax
credit. But there are a number of programs across government
where this problem is an issue. There are 14 federal programs
where there's over a billion dollars reported and improper
payments 11 programs report estimates of over 10% error
rates across federal government. Now as significant as these
numbers are, they're understated. There are 18 risk
susceptible programs, large programs like Temporary
Assistance for Needy Families. And for 2016, the SNAP program
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program that did not
report estimates at all. And there are some federal agencies
that do not report that they're susceptible to improper payment
estimates. So won't for a number of years now we've identified a
material weakness in our audits of the federal government's
financial statements on improper payments, that the federal
government really is not able to determine the extent of this
problem across the government or have a reasonable prospect that
it's managing, managing it properly to reduce these
improper payments.
There was a time when I was a kid, that the picture of the
pitchforks would come out over something like this. You kidding
me?
That's the tip of the iceberg to the entire Pentagon has not been
audited for what a decade.
No longer ever, ever, ever.
And then just throwing money at it.
But this is Medicare Medicaid. Yeah, this is exactly the
problem. This is exactly the problem. And maybe you know, the
all these people running around saying oh, people are gonna die
is taken away from Medicare, and maybe they're just gonna go
solve the fraud. Maybe that's
fraud, you solve the problem. Because these last time does
TJ only have about 10 minutes left, I figure, we'll just do a
little clip off. You maybe have a few you want to get rid of
before we say before we beat out
you will actually put together a long piece which I will have to
push off. Sure.
If you want to take all the time for that. It's okay with me.
No, it's it would take forever. This is a long piece. This is
something I developed because you said Oh, we'll get some
extra clips. So I worked up an entire piece.
What can you just lift the veil a little for us? Yeah, it's
about campus rape. Nice. And it's about finally your
your education package
was part of it. I do have a teaser. Oh, by the whole piece.
So if you want to just play the teaser, yeah, people get an idea
that what is going to maybe be about this is the campus rape
teaser.
Okay, this will be a teaser for Sunday people pay attention,
occidental University, imagine yourself being judged by people
under the influence of Professor Daniel Dirks. That's a real
person. She's an anti male ideologue who calls herself a
feminist. And who is told New York Magazine, for example, that
most male college students quote, are calculated predators
seem like nice guys, but they're not nice guys and quote, most.
That's like the definition of an anti male ideologues, I'd say.
Danielle Dirks persuaded a first year occidental student to
complain to the colleges sex bureaucrats that she had been
raped because she had been somewhat drunk. And because of
the guy with whom she had drunken sex fit their profile of
other campus rapists. The guy fit the profile Dirks explained
to the first year woman because I have certain traits. He had a
high GPA in high school Strike one. He was his class
valedictorian, strike two. He was on a sports team strike
three. And he was from a good family, you're out. That was the
definition of a rape profile subject by this professor. The
evidence showed clearly that dissection was consensual, the
young woman had expressed eagerness for sex and text
messages, the details of which we have including one message
making sure that the guy had a condom before she went to join
him and his room for sex. She made no allegation that he'd
used worse, no allegation that she said no, no allegation that
she said stopped or tried to get away. Nonetheless, and
occidental panel found the guy guilty and he was expelled. The
sole basis for the guilty finding was that the accuser had
been drunk, which of course, did not make the accused male a
criminal. His drunkenness was deemed irrelevant. Wow, I
can't wait for this,
this is gonna be great. The guy's real life was ruined. By
the way. He also was
in possession of one other important thing, a penis. You
never you never hear about any other kinds of rape.
And he could also he could not get into another school. Now now
is done. You're done. But there's example after example,
this guy's book for people who want to read it instead of
listening to the little presentation, which he did on C
span, of course, is Stuart Taylor. And the book is the
campus rape, fantasy. And it discusses everything. Very, very
educational.
I have two clips here. I got one another one of my favorites, a
podcast clip with a journalist. Yes, it's nothing like it.
Nothing. Nothing like Pieta podcast or better, are better
than anything. Especially when people are oblivious to they
sound like crazy nut jobs. Yeah. This is Jeremy Scott Hill
Scahill with the guy, the professor of McCauley, who runs
the angry Arab news blog. Which I read you I think you read that
don't I've
seen it? Yeah,
I look at it. You had that bizarre scene where they were
all touching that glowing?
This is about the President
in Rome, with the Pope. No, no, no, this was in Saudi Arabia.
I'm sorry. If this sorry. So what am I talking about? Yes,
with the orb. The origin of the orb. Everyone wants to know what
the orb is.
You had that bizarre scene where they were all touching that
glowing orb? What the hell was that about? By the way?
What I thought it was some pagan rituals, the secrets of which we
still do not
I know I couldn't help.
I'm big on ritual. When my gosh, turn to glow net. Right. You're
burning raisins, curry, stop doing that stop, stop, stop stop
the of the theatrics. I mean, this was the inauguration of a
Senator for the combat of extremism. We have basically
assigned the Saudi Wahhabi regime, the important mission of
delivering moderation to the Islamic world. And of course, we
have discovered that aside from the rhetoric of Trump and his
company, throughout the campaign, his association with
famous bigoted anti Islam, advocates on the ultra right.
They have a problem with Islam, but they have no problem with
the most extremist fanatical anti semitic misogynistic schism
within Islam and that's what habia so they are at peace with
Wahhabi un at war with Islam. That's the Trump's policies
towards the Islamic world.
The I think there's something to it.
Yeah. Yeah. Well, I don't think Trump knows why. Wahhabi ism
from Salafi from Hobby ism. Sufism from anything else.
soup from the Wahhabi ism the soup Nazi I mean, he has no soup
for you has no idea what he's talking about no service for
you. Last one I have is is a trip back in time to 1998 Maxine
Waters. Now she's calling for the connecting the dots and
impeaching Donald Trump. We got to impeach him. No, she was
around when Bill Clinton got impeached. Are you interested in
hearing what you said all that we all want to hear is
how much time American soldiers feel to have their commander in
chief under attack. While they are engaged in battle. They have
the right to feel betrayed and undermine. Today we are here in
the people's house debating the partisan impeachment of the
president of the United States of America while the commander
in chief is managing a crisis and asking world leaders for
support. This is indeed a Republican coup d'etat. Mr.
Speaker and members Americans all the Republicans will couch
This extremist, radical anarchy and pious language which
distorts the Constitution and the rule of law, Bill and
Hillary Clinton are the real targets and the Republicans are
the vehicles been used by the right wing Christian coalition
extremists to direct and control our culture. The rule of law has
been violated and denying the president notice of charges by
the abuse of power and the collecting of so called evidence
and the denial of the presumption of innocence.
President Clinton is not guilty of the trumped up charges
presented in these four articles of impeachment. Yes, Bill
Clinton is guilty of certain indiscretions and his private
life grabbing by the pussy. However, he did not commit high
crimes and misdemeanors. Rather, the President is guilty of being
a populace leader Oh opened up government and access to the
poor, to minorities to women, and to the working class.
President Hillary Clinton is guilty of not being owned by the
good old southern boys or the good old Eastern establishment.
President Clinton is guilty of been smart enough to outmaneuver
the Republicans in the budget negotiations, electoral politics
and the development electoral politician of the people's
agenda. Ladies and gentlemen, I am an African American woman I'm
accustomed to having to fight and struggle for fairness and
justice can start I know and recognize abuse of power when I
see you are guilty. However, I am greatly disappointed. In the
raw unmask unbridled hatred and meanness that drives this
impeachment coup d'etat. The unapologetic disregard for the
voice of the people. my Republican friends, when you do
here today will long be remembered and recorded in
history as one of the most despicable actions ever taken by
the Congress of the United States of America. i Dad, the
Republicans of this house, to allow themselves to move just
one inch and give me and my colleagues the opportunity to
vote for an alternative. I dare you to be fair, I dare you to
allow us to vote for censure I yield back the balance
is keep on California's heels won't you keep on one and with
me smile Millennials stay woke.
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Beautiful, just beautiful. Everything she said could be
applied to today's situation. Every single thing right down to
populist president as she outsmarted in electoral
politics. Oh,
it's a gem.
What happened to the Hillary won the general election? Yeah, this
is it'll be in the show notes nine or three to.no agenda
notes.com
It's a beauty.
I'm glad you liked it.
Anything else from you, sir?
No, I'm good. I think that's a great way to end the show.
There's nothing better than ending my day with a little
Maxine. The best part of waking up is Maxine in your cup.
Five but we'll be back on Sunday
with John's College drape expose a very excited about though.
Very excited
and depressing. So we'll do it early in the show. Okay, well,
thank you war room. Thank you void zeros or bemrose Everybody
doing everything and all of our end of show to create yours.
They are also listed in the credits, the show notes. You can
find all the show notes@archive.no agenda
notes.com coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas in the
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Adam curry
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Tipping Point came yesterday when it was revealed that former
FBI Director James Comey had taken notes about his February
meeting with President Trump.
Does this guy have to take an unbelievable dump?
Comey wrote that President Trump said I hope you can see your way
clear to letting this go to letting Flynn go. He is a good
guy that raise the specter of obstruction of justice. And
today, Deputy Attorney General rod Rosenstein decided that the
Justice Department could no longer run investigation
because this guy had to take an unbelievable
flash flash flash flash tonight the House Oversight Committee
asked the FBI to produce all of the notes of former Director
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