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ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC. How disappointed they
will
be? Yeah, well, it's pretty well known what he wrote in his memo
is always gonna say,
yeah, it's I listened to a little bit this morning when
referring to former FBI Director James Comey his testimony, he
released his opening statement yesterday, which even that was,
you know, the, the universes have never been so apparent and
separate from each other. Now, now, we both read this, this
opening statement? Did you see anything egregious?
No, it didn't say anything. Actually. It says he took notes.
He didn't like Trump, Trump kept trying to have meetings with
him. I don't know. Comey doesn't say it. But he could have said
that Trump was hitting on him.
Well, I do have a few thoughts about it. But I wanted to read
just some general responses on the face bags,
if you want all Oh, well, I what I was gonna suggest is that what
is this running thing that we've got on here to where we actually
have our what we're saying is coming through as words. Uh huh.
I have this thing on my screen, which is your little Skype thing
you said? Yeah. And it is whatever I say it's coming
through as voice recognition is typing
it. Oh, my God, you're right. I can. I can see it. It says I
have a thing on my screen, which is, and whatever it is, I say
it's coming through as Wow, is this a new Skype feature? I know
it's happening. It is actually NSA and they've somehow looped
it
back those fools. See they made a mistake. This is great. Do not
do anything. This is a free transcription service.
Unfortunately. It's only it's only your side. Do you see me
coming through?
Yeah, no.
I've never seen that.
And it's not only that, here's what's interesting about it.
It's good.
It's very good. My good. Well, so we're good speakers too. When
I like you can handle it. Okay. You can't handle the truth. How
did that how did it translate?
You can handle it. Oops, it promises scrolls off now.
So what is it just nature what truth? It says truth?
I don't know. It's I'm trying to see. No, it says truth. Oh, so
it fixes it.
I had no idea this was taking place at anyone in the War Room.
No, this was happening with Skype.
I started this is the first show. I've seen this for
sure. Now we got to videotape this because I've never seen
this before. This must be some kind of worse, it's scrolling to
it's just scrolling up, you got to expand your window and then
you can scroll back. I just gotta take a video of this for a
second. This is crazy. So I'm looking at John's Skype, which,
interestingly enough is actually a photo of Hillary Clinton. That
is his avatar. Now let's just say something so I can see I can
have the
scroll testing 123 on the old scroll and
coming through on the chat message there it is. Boom. That
is outrageous.
I wish I only never being saved.
Well it's just it's just I don't know the NSA I mean, Sky
Alright, right.
With the system I'm very amused by that night before we started
with the Facebook stuff. I thought I might want to play
like the background.
Oh, we can't do anything yet. We have to do a jingle
didn't translate that. When you said Whoo. All right. I have the
CBS had a whole a whole number on on this. They've read from
this transcript. I think they summarize it pretty good. Yeah.
This was the clip is Comey memo testimony one
today fired FBI Director James Comey previewed that testimony
he will give the Senate Intelligence Committee tomorrow
in its investigation of Russian meddling in the US election and
whether anyone in the Trump campaign was involved. The
committee released Comey his opening statement today, in
which he says the president pressured him to drop the FBI
investigation of Mr. Trump's former national security
adviser. Comey says Mr. Trump described the FBI as Russia
investigation as a cloud and asked Comey what Comey could do
to lift it. The Testimony based on commies notes also confirms
that the President was not under investigation. congressional
correspondent Nancy Cortez begins our coverage.
Call me seven page opening statement describes his
conversations with the President in detail. Seven days after the
inauguration, Comey says the President invited me to dinner
it turned out to be just the two of us. My instincts told me that
the one on one setting meant that the dinner was at least in
part an effort to have me ask for my job and create some sort
of patronage relationship. Sure enough, call me says the
president said I need loyalty. I expect loyalty. I didn't move,
speak or change my facial expression in any way during the
awkward silence that followed. We simply looked at each other
in silence.
He wanted to have dinner because he wanted to stay on.
The President has claimed Comey proposed the dinner and denies
that he demanded loyalty.
Question? No, no, I didn't. But I don't think it would be a bad
question as
their next encounter. Comey says came three weeks later in the
Oval Office at the end of a scheduled counterterrorism
briefing. The President told the group that he wanted to speak to
me alone. After the others left, the President began by saying I
want to talk about Mike Flynn, the national security adviser
who had just been fired for lying to the Vice President
about his conversations with the Russian ambassador. Flynn is
under scrutiny by the FBI. But Congress in
their little little isn't it true that Flynn resigned and
wasn't fired? I mean, it's semantics. But it's changed from
he resigned to he was fired. And that's they're just kind of
crossing the wires a
good catch. I think there this is all part of this.
I keep I keep hearing he was fired. I think he resigned under
pressure.
But he wasn't. I have a thing later in the show or probably
during this segment showing where CBS in particular pulls
that stunt all the time.
Yeah, it's nice. It's poor
journalism, Ambassador Flynn is under scrutiny by the FBI. But
Comey says the President told him, I hope you can see your way
clear to letting this go to letting Flynn go. He's a good
guy. I replied, only Pete is a good guy. The White House
insists this is not a truthful and accurate portrayal of the
conversation. But Comey says he found the meeting. So concerning
that he shared it with the FBI leadership team and decided to
implore the Attorney General to prevent any future direct
communication between the President and me.
Yeah, he actually was they go on I got a part two, if
you want to play it. Well, it makes a big I need to read you
something real quick. He
is sick of being talked to by this guy. It not him. When you
use
Skypes translation features Skype collects and uses your
conversation to help improve Microsoft products and services.
How about that?
Well, one of the things we do know is that Microsoft, when
learn out and house B went out of business, and this was
discussed during that era, and it's kind of it hasn't really
been discussed learning hopscotch, how speed How can you
learn out and house be turned out to be a company that or it
was kind of a Ponzi scheme, but they had bought up almost all
the voice recognition systems available. And they made this
juggernaut of voice recognition. And then somehow because
Microsoft added a piece of the action, when they went bankrupt,
Microsoft ended up with all these technologies. And they sat
on him for years. I mean, this we're talking 10 years here. And
everybody in the voice recognition business was was
always mumbling under their breath that if any, if Microsoft
ever decided to get into voice recognition in a serious way, as
opposed to the kind of the way they have a little microphone at
the bottom and you do a voice recognition. I mean, there's
some aspects of voice recognition in Windows 10. But
yeah, it's always been believed that they could do serious voice
recognition that he just blow IBM away if they wanted to. And
I think that's what we're looking at.
Apparently, this also just translations. Okay, so let me
try something a bit new a natal ensemble parotta and probeer out
to Zuko off Skype that for touton at angles did my best to
free John that Omicron hora. How did you do on that?
scrolled off. It was it was translating something. All
right. Good. Try Do it. Do it one more time to stop here a
little closer attention to the nose going.
Okay. All right. All right. Let's try this Vityaz f being
self made UCOP Door to Hell left
leg. You and Baines elf magic opened older helped Legolas
grammar. Nailed it.
Okay, onward with Comey to
and yet a month and a half later, quote, the President
called me at the FBI. He described the Russia
investigation as a cloud that was impairing his ability to act
on behalf of the country. He said he had nothing to do with
Russia had not been involved with hookers in Russia, a
reference to an allegation made in an unsubstantiated I
can just hear him say
he did dossier put together by a former British spy. Comey says
the president asked what we could do to lift the cloud.
Comey reassured Mr. Trump that he was not personally under
investigation. The President Comey says repeatedly told me we
need to get that fact out calling again 12 days later to
ask what I had done about his request, adding because I have
been very loyal to you very loyal, we have that thing. You
know, Comey says I did not reply or ask him what he meant by that
thing.
Oh, man, I wish we had recordings and contemporaneous
notes from all of our presidents. I'm pretty sure
people will be very shocked about things that President say.
I mean, Johnson was well known for sitting there taking a dump
and making everyone stand outside the smelly bathroom
door. Yeah, he was terrible, horrible people.
So it was, was well recorded. But this thing kind of got my
attention because it was like, Comey didn't know how to react
to it. I'm wondering what Trump was referring to. I haven't
thought
about that. Good.
And because I read this memo, and I saw something different
for I'm sorry, first, I just have to play a flag. I have to
give you a couple responses. So these are former colleagues of
mine at MTV. And and they're posting on face Bag this morning
stuff like did I miss anything? I had to go to the doctor I
didn't miss anything. I mean, people they think that this is
it, you know, this is this is the the explosion. This is it's
all going to take place, it's gonna happen it's gonna be gonna
get impeached.
And may I ask you? I mean, it's not like a live sporting event.
Yeah, it is. Do they know that? You can I guess it is to them,
but they know that you can actually just go look at this on
C span anytime you want to.
Probably not know, I would say the majority is the majority is
just watching. Probably CNN.
Or see CBS is playing it.
NBC ABC. MSNBC is probably what they're watching. So they read
the same notes, memo contemporaneous notes that we
read their response, blatantly coercion. I need to share Wow.
It's really like reading a weird fairy tale. Trump thinks he can
just be the king and his storybook fantasy. It's just
bizarre. Yeah, crazy town. Nina. Also damn surreal. Crazier,
still, the Congress won't do its job. If he doesn't get
impeached. After this. I give up, too, which I posted, please.
No, I didn't. Because if I do that, I'll be kicked out of
that. I mean, I've already been kicked out of MTV anything. And
they we have an alumni group,
and heaven forbid we get kicked out of the face bags Oh, then
we'll have nothing.
But here's here's how I read this. Jen, I'm just reading
directly from the memo and these two paragraphs are right after
each other. January 6 briefing I first met then President elect
Trump on Friday, January 6 in a conference room at Trump Tower
in New York. So he was the elect president he was not in office
yet. I was there with other intelligence community leaders
to brief him on his new national security team on the findings of
an icy assessment concerning Russian efforts to interfere in
the election. At the conclusion of that briefing, I remained
alone with the president elect to brief him on some personally
sensitive aspects of the information assembled during the
assessment. And then we have a couple paragraphs about this.
This intelligence report that has the hookers urinating on the
bed or on him or whatever it is, that was
on the bed, and it was specifically on the bed that
Obama and Michelle slept.
Thank you for reminding us of that salacious detail. Yes. So
he goes through that. And then right after that the next
paragraph, it is important to understand FBI
counterintelligence investigations are different
than the more commonly known criminal investigative work. The
Bureau's goal and counterintelligence
investigation is to understand the technical and human methods
that hostile foreign powers are using to influence the United
States or steal our secrets. The FBI uses that understanding to
disrupt those efforts. Sometimes disruption takes the form of
alerting a person who was targeted for recruitment or
influenced by the foreign power. Sometimes it involves hardening
a computer system that's being attacked. Sometimes it involves
turning the recruited person into a double agent, or publicly
calling out the behavior with sanctions or expulsions of
embassy based intelligence officers. On occasion, criminal
prosecution is used to disrupt intelligence activities. And
then if you continue to read, I have a feeling that this started
off with Comey going to Trump saying, look what we have, what
are we going to do about this? And why else does he have to put
in his opening statement here? What the FBI does, they
blackmail people is what they do. It may be very possible just
to split universes. The Trump was sitting there going when he
tried to blackmail me Call me. What are you doing? I can see
that. Hey, man, I got this report. It's not really
confirmed. We don't really know anything. But yeah, you know,
you're going to be president. Yeah. We don't know the nuance
of what happened. But I have a feeling Trump might have felt
threatened by that.
Well, the problem that's interesting. I mean, I can't
discount it.
We I mean, we don't know any context, obviously. Yeah. But to
me, it was like, you
know, doing is analyzing what's placed before us in a very
objective manner. Yeah.
So I know, like, wow, I don't know, man. So when he refers to
that thing, it could be anything. It could have been
that thing where they had dinner, it could have been, but
this is when Comey was coming in. I'm sure he was no big man
on campus. Still. And, you know, I know. I'm just saying he's
definitely the tallest guy around No kidding. So I just had
a different vibe about that, that there was something else
that was going on. From Trump's from Trump's perspective, and,
you know, a guy who talks to people in the manner of you
know, I need loyalty, honesty, loyalty, you know, that kind of
guy could have his, you know, could have his, the hairs on the
back of his neck rise up when director FBI comes in and says,
when we got this thing, man, you went to hookers, then that comes
up, you know, again and again. And why evil? Yeah,
I mean, it's not without it's not completely crazy. Now is
that, unlike what he read from the face back?
Wait, you think the face bag is crazy? Listen to Chris O'Donnell
today. June 5. I mean, what's his name? Was it Chris
O'Donnell? No,
it's not Chris. It's
Larry, Donald. Larry. Larry O'Donnell. Lauren Lauren said,
Larry, today,
June 5 2017 2017. Just might live in history. As the day that
President Trump made the decision that destroyed his
presidency, we're going to show you how that decision was
announced today. The video you're about to see might be in
the video that we're showing you years from now, when we're
pinpointing the beginning of the end of the Trump presidency.
President Trump will not assert executive privilege regarding
James Comey scheduled testimony. So the President was bold and
politically unwise enough to fire the FBI director who was
investigating him, but he is not bold enough to tell that FBI
director to shut up. Maybe it's
because he's not worried about the testimony. Oh, what a fool.
He's not badly. Oh,
wow.
It's actually a that's a big I'll take it if you want to hand
it out. I
mean, I'll give you a borderline. I think there's
better the reason I say that is because I am not monitoring that
network. And that is just delusional, correct. I mean, and
the thing that bothers me about the most is it makes all sorts
of assumptions. And the base assumption behind what he just
said, is that Donald Trump is guilty and should be impeached
immediately for crimes against the country. Yeah, oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. Because that's what the assumptions are. He he fired the
guy and he was fired him because he was trying to as you know, he
struck justice, obstruction of justice, justice, and now he's
too stupid to tell him to shut up. Well, let's have it makes
all sorts of assumptions.
Let's go to sadly, I mean, it's Nancy Pelosi is always sad to
listen to even sadder when she's on the view. But listen to the
same mentality from joy Bay Hall.
So let's talk about this third. Joe because former FBI Director
Comey is about to testify publicly to the Senate
investigation committee. And he's expected to say that
basically Trump pressured him to end his investigation into
Russia, which sounds like obstruction of justice. Is this
a serious bombshell? And is it grounds for impeachment?
Get to that word. When that word comes up, I always say to my
colleagues in the Congress and my constituents and people
across the country, what I said before, anything you do has to
be based on data, evidence, facts. So you can speculate, but
it's got to be the law and the facts and how they match up.
But Trump already admitted on television, that he said this,
to call me to please stop the investigation into Michael
Flynn. He said, Well, What more proof do
we need? Well, I think the American people need that solid
evidence that solid Well, an admission of guilt.
That is that is truly delusional. No idea how anything
works, if you say those things, whoa, whoa, whoa. That's Pelosi
now grabbing the woke mean?
Unbelievable. The way it goes, you know, these people, the
Democrats in this case and the Liberals that are trying to do
in my theory, that's my basic theory. They're trying to do all
this to maintain a heightened sense of he should be impeached,
it should be just to keep this thing. And Russia's involved in
trying to ruin our country. They're just trying to maintain
maintain it. Oh, I agree. I agree for two years until 2018.
And then again, they say, well, here's what we have to do to get
these to fix things. But in the process of maintaining it,
they're creating, I think, a sickness, really, and it's going
to be a huge problem for them, because they're going to make
their own people, the people that would be voting for them
not want to come out to vote that because they'll give up on
the country. They'll be you know, taking I think the recent
situation in Ohio with all the heroin deaths are heroin,
whatever it is, are overdosing. And we have some overdose
stories in today's show. I think as a result of this, I think I
think these people are hurting the country. There's another
problem, where's helping the guy succeed? That's what happened
when Obama got in, he wouldn't have any experience as a
president. Why are
you? Why are you why are you even asking this?
just dumb.
There's another problem with this, this contemporaneous note
turns memo. The February 14 Oval Office meeting. We see the FBI
leadership team agree with me it was important not to infect the
investigative team with the President's request. And that
was the removal of the cloud. We also concluded that given that
it was a one on one conversation, there was nothing
available to corroborate my account. And here comes we
concluded it made little sense to report it to Attorney General
Sessions who we expected would likely recuse himself from
involvement in Russia related investigations. And though this
episode is actually the drop the investigation of Flynn but if
you look at the timeline, so that's says February 14,
February 8 sessions was confirmed. Then the 14th is this
meeting? were then asked right after after the contemporaneous
notes taken in the in the FBI vehicle on the FBI laptop. Comey
and FBI leadership decide, you know, we don't let's not give
that to sessions because he's going to recuse himself. And the
problem is the, as far as I know, the first time, the
sessions and Kislyak controversy came up, was almost was two
weeks later, march 1, that no one knew about this. It was
certainly well, well, maybe maybe FBI knows everything. But
it was not public knowledge that he that there was it was the
controversy hadn't even started yet.
Well, again, it's about Flynn. And perhaps he thought that just
because says he's just got into job and he was just appointed by
Trump that he would recuse himself for that reason.
Well, but that but then he already knew there were Russia
related issues with sessions, which didn't break until two
weeks later. Okay. So it's just there's just some missing bits
and bobs here. It doesn't really matter because you know, there's
not going to say anything that's going to make a damn difference.
No, he's gonna say what's in the memo. He's going repeated
over and over again be cute. He'll be funny. He'll be nice.
isn't gonna be that funny.
I heard him making some jokes already. Oh, I had to break a
date with my wife to have dinner with the president. But you
know, that's a pretty good excuse.
Okay. He's not going to save so much of anything he's going to
be screamed at by the Democrats are going to make a big scene at
the hearing. And we've seen all these years I've been watching
the hearings for 56789 years, almost 10. Yeah. And you see,
you know what happened and they come out they Kamala Harris, by
the way is the latest phony that goes out there and makes a big
scene when she gives her ask questions never really asked me
any questions is making kind of mini speeches. And he's not
gonna say anything about anything that's not in that
memo. And that he's gonna defer to Muller. He's gonna say, Well,
you know, certain things we can't do because molars doing
this investigation. We can't, we can't tarnish that. And so
they're gonna get nothing out of this. And then all these people
like Joy Behar and everybody else, or Lawrence O'Donnell, are
all going to be very disappointed. Yeah, we're gonna
start you're gonna start attacking Comey.
I was just gonna say, since we really don't know at this point.
Exactly. What's what's going to happen? I think more interesting
is what will the response be when the inevitable is that just
really don't have anything? Or what do they say? No,
there there is no there there. No, they're
there. Hey, check this out. Jeopardy. Question ready? Talk
of the Town 800
She wrote of Oakland, California.
There is no there there. That would be Gertrude Stein.
See, I would have won Jeopardy. Why? Because I knew the answer
to that question. There's no there there. No one No one else
knows this only you know this stuff.
No, no everyone in the San Francisco Bay area especially
those people who live in San Francisco all know this. I can
assure you they all hate Oakland. And they love pulling
that boat out. Man
Yeah, so I really don't have much else because other than
let's see what I got a couple of things. Oh me is being sued by
the way. By whom? Let's see. Former US intelligence
contractor and other current and ex government officials alleging
the Bureau has covered up evidence provided to agent
showing widespread illegal spying on Americans. This is
kind of being snowed under this. This lawsuit filed more filed
late Monday nights was assigned to the same federal judge who
has already ruled that some of the national security agencies
collection of data on Americans violates the US Constitution
Fourth Amendment etc etc. This is one of the new outfits circa
you know that's the all of a sudden they're the it didn't we
already talked about them. They're part of the TV network
the Republican thing the right wing.
In passing we have not really talked about
well, they're good. They're there. Whatever they're doing
they're doing they're getting they're getting their message
out for sure. Very interesting outfit this circuit news.
We have to keep an eye on them. Well, we have a covered did this
thing at CBS did it. Scott Kelly's back. I don't know if
Yeah. Yeah. All the rumors, everything. I thought he was out
for good, but now he's back. And of course, the news. He is the
guy I didn't realize how powerful he was. His whole, the
whole temperament, the entire tenor. Everything about CBS News
when he's back is outrageously anti Trump to the point where it
is so he's the guy he's the man. He's the go to guy for being the
right he's the hitman. Right? So he comes in there and everything
is turned sour. And then I've got an example. In this
particular report that you played the clips from it
continues on with your buddy Jeff gays, the guy sounds like
he's just about to take a dump.
That is my buddy
so it goes on to talking about Russia. And so it's all part of
the same thing as lots of innuendo. But listen, this is
the thing. This is the CBS last hit job on Russia investigation.
One and then there's a thing that happens in here that just
really, really, really got my goat
gaze who's been following the Russia investigation from the
stars.
Donald John Trump, two days after President Trump was sworn
in, he publicly thanked the FBI director for helping secure the
inauguration. But Comey associated say felt uneasy
concern that handshake could compromise the independence of
the FBI. Time The Bureau was nearly sick was that
it? Because I had taken issue with that.
That was one of them. But that's not the one I'm gonna have. Oh,
don't shake his hand because it'll it ruined the independence
the
time the bureau was nearly six months into a
counterintelligence investigation of Russian
meddling in the election and the evidence was mounting. On March
28, that a congressional hearing Comey confirmed the probe
that includes investigating the nature of any links between
individuals associated with the Trump campaign and the Russian
government. And whether there was any coordination between the
campaign and Russia's efforts.
Among those under scrutiny fired National Security Adviser
Michael Flynn. Former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, former
campaign adviser Carter Page and the president's son in law,
Jared Kushner, the entire thing has been a witch hunt. The
President has consistently dismissed the Russia
investigation, but just as Comey alleges Mr. Trump pressured him
over the investigation. sources also say he made similar request
of the Director of National Intelligence Dan Coates, the
director of the NSA, Michael Rogers,
I don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a
public session.
Got your goat.
Now, if you back that up a little bit actually plays again
in the second half of the clip. He set it back that up about I
don't know. 15 seconds. So you hear what his assertion is?
Followed by? It starts with sources.
Yes, the illustrious sources totally dismissed the Russia
investigation. But just as Comey alleges Mr. Trump pressured him
over the investigation. sources also say he made similar request
of the Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coates and the
director of the NSA, Michael Rogers,
I don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a
public session.
That was very tricky editing, because that's not exactly how
it went down.
That's not exactly it's not how it went down at all. Yeah, EA
says that day pressured him they pressured coach, which was the
GAO talked,
they said, they said the exact opposite, didn't they? Well, no,
yes, they did, in fact that in the next clip, he will say the
opposite. But they just let that slide because he's obviously
it's the guy who was the NSA guy who said the exact opposite. But
they let that slide because obviously, the NSA guy's a liar,
but their sources have got something going on. Now. He says
the sources said that these guys were all so pressured by Trump,
and then they cut the coats at the end of the clip you just
played and coach says, I don't think it's appropriate to say
what we talked about when I talked with the President. It's
not what we do. And they made it sound as though that had
something to do with what the assertion was that the sources
said. But in fact, that was a question about conversation,
just general conversations with Trump that was asked by one of
the Democrats on the panel, it was taken completely out of
context.
sources also say he made similar request of the Director of
National Intelligence, Dan Coates, the director of the NSA,
Michael Rogers,
I don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that. In a
public session
today, neither would answer questions about their
interactions with the President, but they denied any outside
influence.
To the best of my recollection. I have never been directed to do
anything I believe to be illegal, immoral, unethical or
inappropriate.
On May 9, the president abruptly fired Comey who was in the FBIs
Los Angeles office at the time, and learned about it on
television. The White House initially said Comey was fired
for his handling of the Clinton email investigation, but later
the President made clear it was about Russia. In fact, when I
decided to just do it, I said to myself, I said, you know, this
Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made up story
shortly after the president tweeted a thread called me
that that is not a correct attribution either. Let me just
say it again. He makes this he goes on. He says, Well, Trump
said it was about the Hillary things. But he, he made it
clear, and it doesn't make it clear at all. He just rambling
about something like he normally does. And the other clip that
was earlier in this little sequence where they were the
guy, the head of the NSA goes to die wouldn't know. he flat out
denied it, but they just glossed it right over and kept going
email investigation, but later the President made clear it was
about Russia. In fact, when I decided to just do it, I said to
myself, I said, you know, this Russia thing with Trump and
Russia is a made up story. Shortly after the president
tweeted a threat. James Comey better hope that there are no
tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the
press.
Before we started the show, I heard out of context, by the
way, yes, again,
I heard Comey say I hope he I hope the president has tapes.
I'm in he says I'm all in release him because he knows
there's nothing bad on there. If there is There's a tape and of
course that is recorded by some agency somewhere.
Yeah. But this report, this is one of the worst. egregious.
Yeah, CBS reports with just slapping a bunch of different
date factoids together to develop a narrative. That's not
true for the purposes of exciting their audience. And I
just think and it's, it's very apparent when Scott Pelley is
around that this goes on to an extreme when the other guys are
there hosting the show, the and when you're the anchor,
supposedly, of these new shows on these networks, you're the
editor in chief, you're not just the guy that's just you're not
just a meat puppet written copy that somebody else writes.
Right? You are in charge of the direction of the show. And it's
obvious to me that pelle, I've maybe I'm almost thinking now
that they were going to CBS wanted to move Kelly out of
there and bring in some other guys and then some agency
perhaps that begins with the sea. So no, no, no, no, no.
This guy is back in here. Right? There's got to be something
inside dirt on that.
Well, we'll see.
I don't even have to look at the testimony to know things are
going well for for the President. Because the Dow was
up 80 points. So I'm sure that's the way you that's how you gauge
it. That's how you gauge
in this day and age. Yes, the Dow goes up that means things
are looking good. We're all good. I think maybe started
monitoring face bag, it probably gets better material than the
dow a lot funnier,
that's for sure. I just love the people who are just freaking
out. And well, I don't I mean, I find it incredibly sad, really,
incredibly sad. Chase will do a quick scan. They've kind of done
with it. Let me say, well, Angus King and Comey both quote Henry
the second from 1170. Who will rid me of this troublesome
priest. Do you think the current president could vote could quote
Henry the second do you think the current president could even
quote Henry Winkler?
That's pretty good. Actually.
See, that's did anyone just watch where you Yeah, I'm just
reading straight from my feet. Did anyone just watch the
questioning from Senator John McCain? Did that make sense?
Anyone my mouth dropped open. I'm still shaking my head trying
to make sense of anything he just said confused an adult.
Very disturbing. Let's see what else do we have? This is great.
Let me see this. The professor's you say anything now? He's
talking about sexual behavior flies. Okay. That's great. I'm
surprised the Republicans didn't go after Comey about him having
a friend leak a story to the press. Sounds like a major
strike against him, although it wouldn't affect the outcome. Oh,
my goodness. Oh, this is my favorite. This is what the GOP
exemplifies ideology is more important than honesty,
integrity and country. If the Russians and pussy grabbing
liars can deliver the goods then country be damned, this is evil.
They believe their social and political ideologies is worth
any cost even a pact with the devil. They claim the moral high
ground while selling these United States to dictators and
creating fodder for terrorists. They are scum. That's a system
that's a 66 year old woman right there.
She is. And she would probably never defend the country in a
million years. Most of these people are
just in college. She's from California, and she's going to
community theater California. I'm not kidding. Move to Austin
to get away from the well, I mean, there's a lot of
a lot of us is just as bad. You're gonna get what I'm
saying. She's
in Austin.
She's in Austin. Okay, thanks for Yeah.
Well, she's from California and moved to Austin. This is what
we've been infected with here.
Yeah, well. So it's funny. We're already infected with that.
And I see the here's Here is someone I know in Amsterdam,
she's holding up in American flag coffee mug in one hand, a
Stolichnaya bottle of Russian vodka in her other hand, and
Comey on the TV in the background, watching Comey and
Amsterdam serving the appropriate beverage cloaked in
the appropriate vessel. You people are scum. These are the
scum. These are the idiots please don't unfriend me. He
would ruin my life. Anyway, so talk about this leaker for a
second
because I do have the background or on her also on CBS G
Surprise, surprise. And
it would Yeah, that was actually probably written. This, I wanted
this leak or thing is a very sketchy,
no shit. It's just John. Oh, hold on a second. First of all,
let's just talk about the document itself, which includes
a slide showing the With little no beautiful circles and squares
and arrows, how, you know, information was passed from the
D ru and, and then they fish is a spear fishing expedition. And
then they flipped it backwards and through that arrow and then
whoa, wait a minute, let's double round the loop. Yes, and
there it is and WikiLeaks, it was a total no proof, no
evidence, just a story.
And don't ask you just a simple question because I've been it's
been baffling me the documents sent to the intercept, which
were supposedly stolen,
which is something which is something you have warned us
about on this very show for a decade. About Yeah, but that
but that's the irony of that is if when you start looking into
it, they actually took a photo of the documents who do not
reveal those dots. So that's bullcrap.
What they said what they said is they said it was a really high
quality scan which I think is a cover up for exactly what you're
saying that that probably wouldn't work.
Anyway all is everything I saw that came out of the intercept
appeared to show redacted documents Yes.
Because the way they do it at the intercept the same way it
went with with Snowden initially and this is why we're always
laughing about it's like you get the documents in they call up
their buddies they're the whatever agency and say hey what
do you think of this anything we need to take out anything you
don't like? And then they say okay, we don't like that you can
just see I take those names off okay good to go you can go you
can go ahead and and you can go publish it no problem. What they
then subsequently did they really know their source the
ball, we always protect our sources, they kind of did not
protect their source
No. at all, at all. No, they even said where she lived.
And then here's the I mean, so I'm when I saw this when I saw
the document, that's really what it was about when I saw the
document. This is bullcrap. This is dropped to show that there's
some there's two Russians that were you know, wiretapped,
whatever they just pulled the digital recording, like they'll
do from the Skype interview, the Skype thing one day, and that's
how they got the names. The names were redacted. They just
wanted to get that out and just you know, and then this when the
when you get this woman whose name is reality winner, I mean,
are you just going to throw it in my face and stomp on it? I'm
not an idiot. I'm not. It's like It's like naming your kid
Theodore something. It's crazy.
The adorable. Now if you don't, when you try to find any of her
tweets, she's either somebody who erases her old tweets or the
tweets that I've seen also direction because there's a lot
of misdirection because her real Twitter name is Sarah. Yes. So
you go find the old Sarah feeds Sarah Weiner, which is a real
name I think the rest of this is nonsense now this is the
sketchiest and every picture of her is exactly the same she's
got this look I'm you she's got that. Like the sorority reject
kind of uses 25
Jon's 25 I got shirts older than this girl and she has and she
has a top secret security clearance and can walk around
can be tweeting how much he hates the President I mean this
it's a man how many people have security clearance like 3
million
is been there's a lot but anyway she's Yeah, she's going around
supposedly doing to hate tweets. And this thing just stinks. And
it doesn't do the intercept any good to let her get however this
came down maybe it was a complete setup in every way to
let her get busted like this. What kind of operation no one's
gonna give them documents.
Oh, way. Here I have five facts we need to know on five facts
about reality winner. This is always good. I think this is
from heavy.com. So let's see Fact number one. She served in
the Air Force and received a military commendation last year.
Okay. What is fact number two? Search warrant said the FBI was
tipped off by her email exchange with a podcast this was probably
my favorite busted by a podcast that says and doesn't say
according to a search warrant obtained by heavy a special
agent with FBI received information when it was
possessed and willfully sent classified information it was
believed to result in damage to national security agency
received the tip from the news outlet that received the
document on May 30. That's intercept, saying it may have
received classified information the court documents said the
reporting was dated by the NSA as May 5. After launching an
investigation, they found that Weiner was one of six people who
had access to the document in question on our computers in was
published internally. When investigating those six people
authorities found out the winner had email contact with the news
outlet on March 30. And then again March 31. From her
personal Gmail account so smart in that email winner asked for
transcripts of a specific podcast and a second email
confirmed that she had subscribed to the podcast. The
no agenda show is
the publisher was the intercept podcast probably
was yeah but nice thing Yeah, it only took us 15 years with
podcasts now responsible for taking down a president
congratulations very I know I'm so proud
a few things there for someone who's working in security at all
to be using a Gmail account to do any of this is one giveaway
because it seems to me of what you want there's plenty of ways
or I mean I'm not there's plenty of ways around it there's Public
Library's there's you know, anonymous accounts that you can
create on more than just Gmail I mean, why use the obvious we
know that they're very closely connected to the CIA? Probably
the NSA too, I mean, well, let's
put it this let's put it this way if this type of person has
this kind of clearance and as doing these is conducting this
type of business and acting in this manner, we have a very
serious problem in our in our system mean,
we've had guys that had some clue that they went on for years
as spies and they've been given usually with the Russians
selling stuff to the Russians a number of stories about these
characters, and they you know, the CIA would never catch him
took the lie detector test and went on and on with dead drops
and all the rest and now if it's going to be as these people are,
so maybe they just say no John
does they're sick No, they're sick. They have been made sick.
She totally I think for whatever however this happened to her it
probably wasn't hard to coerce her or to push her nudge her
along because this is exactly the type of person that has this
this anger and this this severe disappointment and and really
just says hatred hatred but yeah, it's forget he'll bots
it's hatred they've been turned into hating flesh it's very
disappointing and it's very destructive and yeah, you can't
have this going on it's very destructive. Yeah. Well that's
why we're here so
well for the country and again they these people for the
purpose sole purpose of getting more Democrats elected in 2018
truly is what is the sole purpose of that they are
encouraging this
by the way do you think that Anderson Cooper picture of hers
is real? From reality winner? No, I don't think so. I think
that's a total scam. I liked it though. I like the picture the
fact that Anderson Cooper took a picture like that of himself at
all staring off into the distance so that it is yours
real pictures real but I don't know if it was actually in her
office and why doesn't he address it? I've been waiting
for him to say something I don't know because we know he was he
was CIA we know he worked there it's not a secret he
know it's not a secret at all it's a known fact his bio
been and on this picture if it's not photoshopped, I don't know
reality thank you for your service love Anderson. And the
standard that like red Adair looked at the fire in the
distance for Anderson will take care of it. Great.
What if you haven't seen this picture anyone listening so it
was in the last newsletter is fantastic. And you should
unsubscribe to the newsletter because a lot of sales pitches
going in because we you know, we ask for contributions to support
the show, which is one of the reasons the newsletters done,
but the newsletters got a lot of good stuff in it. And everyone's
I always get work when people just unsubscribe and then they
add some real work goes into it. There's three, four people
involved in every newsletter, mainly you writing it, then you
send it out, and we all send back comments and try and catch
stuff and suggestions. And then you're picking I mean, it's a
real job. It takes you a couple hours, I'm sure to do a
newsletter.
It takes about three hours to do that newsletter. And you and
I've always kept but I'm collecting stuff for it. So it
probably adds another hour or two. During the week, I'll see
oh, this gotta go in the newsletter. Or people will say
oh, you should put this in the newsletter. And it's usually
photos or some sort of something funny I tried to make keep it
light.
Anyway, so I presume if there's anything interesting that the
war room or no agenda social.com will let us know, but I'm not
expecting anything earth shattering at all.
It will be so it is something very pathetic, about reality
winner. If that is indeed her real name. We've seen no
documentation because he used to be Sarah what happened? Where
did that name go? I don't know. All right. So we do have the one
thing going on just a little aside here. We have the cutter
action, but yeah, if you notice at Al Gore has been floating
around a lot
if you want to get into it, I mean we can totally I got a lot
of agenda 2030 stuff including Al Gore. And you have
Yeah, yeah, I do have Al Gore once you play this Al Gore clip,
okay.
air or water. The very soil itself is poisoned. Poisoned.
What?
That's not Al Gore. Okay, you got
it. Sorry. I got that clip mixed up with a thing. And then Twin
Peaks show. All right, hold
on, hold on. I have let's do a little, little agenda 2030
global climate change. First, we'll do all the crazy and then
we'll do something kind of half intelligent. What I liked a lot
about the Trump Paris pullout was France's President my call
his his response was very interesting, in and he's very
wrong about what he's saying because he needs to check out
some of the regulations and the rules. But he pretty much
invited every disillusioned American certainly if you're if
you're in the climate, global warming research field to come
to France. Yeah, I understand very well, listen
tonight. I wish to tell the United States. France believes
in you. The world believes in you. I know that you are a great
nation. I know. You're installing our common history to
all scientists and Chinese entrepreneurs. I love
engineers. giant, giant giant errs with Giant Nose
to all scientists and giant ears.
It's just funny engineers. I'm gonna say that I'm Adam curry.
I'm a social engineer.
Just angina. Here's a clip from a responsible citizens who were
disappointed by the decision of the President of the United
States. I want to say that they will find in France the second
homeland I combed them come
a second homeland John we it's France can be our second
homeland.
He's Can we get a that mean? We get a passport a French
passport?
No. Here's what here's the thing.
Is it false promises both. Let
me tell you something. You can't just immigrate to the to the EU.
France has no control over that. There's EU regulations. Mr.
President, you don't determine who can come in anymore. You
can't just invite anybody. That's not how it works anymore.
Go read the regulations on
homeland. I combed them come and work here. When
you want to work permit, really? I can't get a work permit. I
can't get it. The only way I could stay in the EU legally, is
because my daughter has dual nationality. But it still would
have to go through a whole rigmarole you cannot do this. So
liar. liar pants on fire. Yeah.
With us to work together on concrete solutions for our
climate, our environment, I can assure you, France will not give
up the fight.
Yes. Viva luckily mutt
it will not do it.
Viva la Tampa two. Okay. So we're all invited to go party in
France. Al Gore, as you mentioned, is out and about. And
n p is just doing the same thing.
Well, we lost a lot of time when the West did not join the rest
of the world community then. And while it is true that we have
this sustainability revolution underway, and it's very
exciting, it has the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution,
but the speed of the digital revolution, but we're still not
changing fast enough. Because the it's not just the scientific
community warning us now it's Mother Nature. Every night on
the TV news is like a nature hike through the book of
Revelation 70% of Florida is in drought right now man fish Wait
a minute, wait a minute in drought or do we have fish on
the street? Which one is it?
70% of Florida is in drought right now. Missouri just
declared an emergency with another one of these historic
climate related downpours we've had 11 Once in 1000 year,
downpours in less than 10 years.
11 once in 1000 year downpours you can hear this one coming
back
down pours in less than 10 years in the United States. So we have
to move faster.
Oh, you know that right now as we speak this drought in
Florida, according to Horowitz who has been posting it on the
Twitter, it's just being there. being flooded? Yeah. Not from
not from ocean rising either.
Yeah, it's been it's been raised that they expect it to rain
until the end of this of next week. Yes, it's insane. Well,
here's Chris Wallace from, from the Fox News, calling out Al
Gore on his failed predictions for
your movie, An Inconvenient Truth came out in 2006. He made
the following comments as part of your publicity for the movie.
You said unless we took, quote, drastic measures, the world
would reach a point of no return within 10 years and you called
it a true planetary emergency. Were 11 years later. Weren't you
wrong?
Well, we have seen a decline in emissions for the for on a
global basis for the first time they've stabilized and started
to decline. So some of the responses of the last 10 years
have helped. But unfortunately, and regrettably, a lot of
serious damage has been done. Greenland for example, is losing
one cubic kilometer of ice and per second per single day. I
went down to Miami and saw fish from the ocean. Hashtag swimming
in the streets. Oh, fish
were swimming in the street at high tide. I have homeless
in Miami when you can eat so cheaply.
Someone sent me a pretty good article about the about the
fish. Yeah, I mean, this is this a hashtag? Miami Fish.
Fish. Yeah.
This is from a producer Aaron, listen to your Sunday show. Just
listening to the mayor of Miami. The reason Miami and every other
town America is having flood problems because they have not
controlled their rainwater runoff. Over the last 50 plus
years, these towns have failed to take into account all of the
hard surfaces, parking lots of buildings, etc. that no longer
allows rain to naturally be absorbed into soils, and instead
has rerouted all of it to the waterways. And then they
restricted the flow of these waterways with bridges that
didn't account for the extra water. That is why and I have
these documents in the show notes. FEMA is redoing their
flood maps and insurance companies are now forcing
homeowners that have flood insurance on properties that
have never been flooded before. It's about. I mean, it's I'm not
an engineer. But it's arguable that that is what is happening
but okay, we have fish swimming in the streets. Thank you. I'll
say Apple is losing one jeez, cubic kilometer of ice every
single day. I went down to Miami and saw fish from the ocean
swimming in the streets on a sunny day.
On a sunny day is my favorite part. It was a sunny day and
there was fish. And I said hey fish.
The same thing was true in Honolulu just two days ago just
from high tides because of the sea level rise now.
John checkouts look out the window for me how's it doing?
They're in California.
It's actually really low. There's so much much less I can
see that the Costco
we are going to suffer some of these consequences but we can
limit and avoid the most catastrophic consequences if we
accelerate the pace of change. That's now beginning.
No Okay, so Al is still on the same track doesn't really answer
the question other than Hey, I guess we're doing a pretty good
job but it's still we're all gonna die Book of Revelations.
Now this is next clip. We played the original long video from the
sky. People he's cropped up again I'm very happy but people
don't know a lot of people are new to this show. So there's a
new piece of video or that I want to play yeah, this is John
Coleman the
great founders but I don't know why Coleman's out and about the
way he is. But he's well why not said he did a definitive piece
some time ago. That was I guess it's been kind of over the
years. I think things decay on YouTube. And they go You can't
find them or something. I don't know.
It's pretty easy to find. But he was on with Brian seltzer from
CNN. That's the media guy. Yeah, any any ne I unfortunately don't
have this. But in the intro, he's like, Oh, climate denier,
etc. And then he brings on co founder he did all this fake
news. wrong information about about Coleman and he calls it
and Coleman calls, calls him out on it and just lays down some
some facts. I
think that you'd be calling me a denier. That is a word meant to
put me down. I'm a skeptic about climate change. And I want to
make a darn clear Mr. Kennedy is not a scientist. I am. He's the
CEO of the Weather Channel. Now. I was the founder of the Weather
Channel as the co founder. And I'm
glad you did because I am addicted to the Weather Channel.
Now hold on a minute. I'm not done.
Wow. The window. Shut up.
Now hold on a minute. I'm not done.
That's apparently how you do it. Hold on. Hold on a minute. I'm
talking. You kind of talk to people like children today. It's
insane.
Hold on just a minute. I'm not done. And CNN has taken a very
strong position on global warming. That is that is a
consensus. Well, there is no consensus in science. I isn't a
vote scientists about facts. And if you get down to the hard,
cold facts, there's no question about it. Climate change is not
happening. There is no significant manmade global
warming. Now, there hasn't been any in the past and there's no
reason to expect any in the future. There's a whole lot of
baloney. And yes, it is has it has become a big political point
of the Democratic Party and part of their platform. And I regret
it's become political instead of scientific. But the science is
on my side,
I don't think we're gonna come to a conclusion about the topic
right here. What I do want
allow it to happen on CNN, but I'm happy for your for your
viewers. Hello, everybody. What I do no global warming.
What I do wonders, when you see the governor, when you see
national institutions, that's
actually pretty funny. Like last time you'll ever be on CNN in
his life, he will be six feet under what? No global warming,
there's no matter. What I do wonders,
when you see the government, when you say NASA, when you see
other institutions say that 97% of climate scientists agree, do
you think they're making it up, but what I don't understand is
he has a very different take on this 97%, Bogota number that
we've deconstructed many times down to where it actually came
from. I like his explanation better, it's easier for people
to understand
how you figure and let me explain it to you. The
government puts out about two and a half billion dollars
directly for climate research every year.
Let that sink in. We've discussed this before two and a
half billion dollars every year for climate research
directly for climate research every year, it only gives that
money to scientists who will produce scientific results that
support the global warming hypothesis of the Democrat Party
of position. So they don't have any choice. If you're going to
get the money. You got to support their position.
Therefore 97% of the scientific reports published support global
warming. Why? Because those are ones that government pays for,
and that's where the money is. It's real simple, but that
doesn't mean it's right. That doesn't make it true. That only
makes it button paid for the money goes in circles.
Yep, there you go.
And there you have it, but the best.
Well, I have two best clips. Really. The funniest one was
your governor.
Jerry, Governor clip. Well,
I have it queued up so shall I just yet at UK pay yours? If
it's different? I'll play my wares.
I mean, where's yours?
Just as Jerry Brown,
Jerry Brown. Alright, let's listen to Jerry Brown.
When President Trump pulled the US out of the Paris Climate
Accord last week, California Governor Jerry Brown saw an
opportunity to go green in China, and Tracy reports from
Beijing.
But this is serious stuff. This is not a game. This is not
appealing to your political base. This is dealing with the
existential threats to humanity.
California Governor Jerry Brown may now have more in common with
the Chinese government that he does with United States
government, in a setting normally reserved for visiting
heads of state, he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping,
who is now viewed as the world's leader on climate change.
China is the world's biggest polluter? Do you trust them to
lead the world on this issue?
Well, they're taking the climate threat serious. So I say all to
the good, and California will collaborate. And I just hope
that Washington comes on board sooner rather than later.
Yeah, yeah, I have a very different clip. That is that is
the whole story. And I guess what they're doing is they're
sharing engineers, and knowledge. Is there any actual
money taking except for a lot of cool trips? I'm sure
there will be some money taking place because it appears as if
that future wind power is some of those have gathered and solar
panels will be bought from China buy from China. Well, here's the
good job. By the way, they this whole thing is like pollution.
China has actual pollution honest to God, pollution, soot.
They have the real deal pollution that kills people,
they don't have co2 emissions that year. They have that too,
obviously, but we haven't. They're the worst in the world.
And here we are. Oh, well, they're leading. They're the
leaders.
One. Yeah, exactly. Democrats like money from the Chinese just
asked the Clintons and Obama. This was, I think, a much
funnier clip from Jerry Brown saying the same thing just in a
much better way. You've always
obviously opposed what happened Today,
your reaction what is your immediate gut reaction to this
reaction? Is this a crazy decision? It's against the
facts. It's against science. It's against reality itself. We
know we have to decarbonize our future. If we don't, it's a
horror
now decarbonize our future.
The other day, that's a pain in the ass. By the way, when you
have real buildup of carbon, because you can't scrape it off.
It's on there very difficult, but it's
not carbon dioxide. He's saying we have to decarbonize
Yeah, we have to get that stuff off of my pot
self. We know we have to decarbonize our future. If we
don't, it's a horror, people are going to die or habitat will be
destroyed, seas will rise, insects will spread in areas
they've never been before. And this is not a game. It's that
politics to talk to you base. It's humanity. And weather makes
it to the 21st century. So California will stay the course
we're already embarked upon a very aggressive and amended to
reduce our own global greenhouse gases. And we're going to join
with us I'm going our global greenhouse gases, China will
meet with high officials there Oh, roadtrip will have a China
high California plan, we have people representing a billion
people 30% of the world's economy, this is are under two
coalition involves Canada and Mexico, country states in and
provinces in Germany, China and Mexico. All over the place. So
yes, what Trump has done, it's wrong. It's gonna cause damage.
But we will take this negative Catalyst, and we will mobilize
the people of our own state of California. And we will also
join with people throughout the world. This is too serious to do
anything less than that.
Okay, here's a question for you. Yeah. And why does it the
mainstream media or any media for that matter? Bring this up?
How is this not a violation of the Logan Act? Was this not
explain
a violation, he's doing business he's he's, he's doing treaties.
He's doing global warming agreements with China and is
about seven other governors are gonna do the same thing. They're
gonna team up with China, the new leader, here, section 953,
private correspondence with foreign governments. And he
said, as in the United States, whether he may or may not be as
with the authority of the United States directly or indirectly,
commences or carries on any correspondence or intercourse
with any foreign government? Is the Logan Act all over again.
Now, they made a big stink about big Flynn, it'll
come up again today. I'm sure it'll come up again today.
Yeah, it will. How come this is a violation of the Logan Act?
Well, if it's happening, it should be.
It is happening. He's over there. He was a hanging out in
the way there CBS report hasn't they had the movie of him stay
sitting there in this grand hall, next to the head of China.
And then it says only great, you know, people that a head of
state can ever be in this situation. And he's pushing
California as an independent vehicle. This is a violation of
the Logan Act,
if you're good, get out. And while you can get out while you
can. He repeated this message. And it kind of came across the
same way on some different stations. But the message was
very consistent.
We know we have to decarbonize our future. If we don't, it's a
horror, people are gonna die. Habitat will be destroyed, seas
will rise, execs will spread in areas they've never been before.
This is not a game of politics to talk to your base hits
humanity, and whether it makes it to the 21st century. That's
right, everybody.
My back, Nancy.
I know it's your gag. But
this is right.
Did he say? I like to hear that. He says are will not going to
make it to? Or did he say we're not going to make it through the
21st century? Because we're in the 21st century. Oh, well, this
doesn't do it again then with the effects
we know we have to decarbonize our future we
should dehumanize our future I'd be better Jerry just you in the
elites get rid of all the carbon structures. You know the one of
the grass eaters
if we don't, it's a horror, people are gonna die. Habitat
will be destroyed. seeds will rise, insects will spread in
areas they've never been before. This is not a game. It's that
politics to talk to your base hits humanity, and whether it
makes it to the 21st century itself,
whether we may not make it through the 21st century.
I think that's what he said, Yeah,
we're all gonna die.
This is the fire and brimstone, floods, pestilence. I'm glad you
bring this up. It's all the religion stuff I have received,
have a bunch of heathens out there that buy into this crap.
I have received several emails as feedback regarding
evangelicals and what they how they view, particularly Nancy
Pelosi, because we played her on the last on the last show with a
lot of religious stuff as it relates to this. And
I believe my commentary on this was that the evangelicals are
buying a bit of this. Okay,
I have a couple notes. Beth? Yes, we see through Pelosi and
any politician that tries to use Christianity to gain popularity.
And while I'm on the subject, I meant to email you guys for a
while now, I mentioned that I appreciate the fact you two
aren't negative towards Christians, it means a lot that
you don't beat us down or ridicule our faith even though
you don't believe as we do. Yeah, that's true. Well, we do
ridicule everybody fairly, but I don't think we ridicule on
religion. Grant says yes, I see through Pelosi his words. It is
however, not a safe assumption that my fellow Christians note I
did not say Republicans can also see through it. I know plenty
who can't for information. The Pope is not an evangelical
Christian. He's a Catholic evangelical Christians are of
Protestant descent, descent or in protest of Catholicism.
I can I would say there's a there's a charismatic movement
within the Catholic Church that is very similar, if not
identical to the evangelicals.
Next is from Michelle. I'm listening to show nine or three
five right now Johnny yourself. We're talking very briefly about
if the evangelical vote could be swayed by climate change talker
suddenly talking about God and being good stewards to God's
creation in the environment? My answer is yes, absolutely. These
people can be swayed. My mother in law is the kind of person
that would fall into this type of category. If the argument
makes some type of sense and can be equated to the Bible and
God's will sometimes even a devout believer can be swayed to
believe anything, despite what they know, as fact Flat Earth
included. In short, not all evangelical voters would see
through a sudden narrative shift regarding the climate and adding
God to it as one would hope. In fact, many may fall neatly in
line love the show, Michelle and then the final one. From Jason,
Nancy Pelosi is a nutbar. evangelicals are not Catholic,
they are Protestant. The vast majority of we went through that
in the sphere that is casually called Christian DEM. There's a
huge schism it is divided into the RCC and the Protestants, the
single most important difference, okay, that's a lot
about God. As for how this ties into Christianity and climate
change, the flood and the covenant, this is why you will
find very few Christians that are worried to a panic if you
believe in the Bible, and then there is no Doom coming other
than the Tribulation. And times God said He would never again
flood the world. That was a that was a good, I didn't know this.
He promised your
reputation I think is probably true, which means the mudflats
are here to stay where they were in 1891
could argue that it is us that are flooding the world. But that
puts us in supremacy over God. extremely arrogant to the point
of hubris. Another thing is that most Christians are in agreement
regarding our place on earth as stewards. We are here not to
simply enjoy things, but to be good stewards of the things we
have. This means that real pollution is the issue and not
some hopped up worry about unnecessary trace gas. And then
he just talks about some Freeman Dyson stuff, etc. But I think
that the God promised he would never again flood the world. I
like that. And why is that? Just an interpretation? Did he not
say it?
I don't know that he said that, per se. I mean, I It's an
interpretation because the way the Bible is written is if you
want to read anything from the Bible, you want to go to one of
these websites that has like 50 Bibles deconstructed. And so you
look at the one Bible says this and other Bible says that and
the reason I got into this was because I was very interested in
the discussion of the phenomenon of tongues, especially during
the George Bush. I
mean speaking in tongues.
Yeah. And I've always believed and I think when you look at the
Daniel Webster version of the Bible, which had this I thought
outlined the best is that and if you think the logic of it only
recently has it become this babbling language it earlier it
was I think it ended Daniel Webster Virtual back this up, it
referred to having, speaking in a foreign language. Oh, so it
was rude. It was considered rude to be like for example in a
church speaking in tongues, meaning that you would be sit in
church and there'd be somebody next to you speaking in
Romanian, right when it's an English church and I was
speaking in English and Latin Of course. And, and I if you
started looking at it from that perspective, the all the
references to tongues in the Bible makes a lot of sense. And
it has to do more with you know, rudeness and how you should if
you're living it, I would also say it means that if you live in
the United States, for example, an English speaking country, you
should learn English, I think that is backed up by this
thesis.
Meanwhile,
off the sub John,
John Cooke, who is a cognitive scientist at the Center for
Climate Change communications at George Mason University, listen
carefully climate change communication has done a study
and he's testing a quote vaccine. It's in quotes. So it's
not really a shame. It's changed a vaccine yes against climate
climate change denial. Now, here's here's the story. This is
George Mason University in Virginia. They recently he
recently tested the strength of inoculation messages against the
notorious Oregon petition which uses fake experts to cast doubt
on the scientific consensus on climate change. In the PLOS ONE,
plus one that's a serious medical journal, Cook and his
colleagues reported that when about 100 study, participants
were presented with the misinformation alone. Their
views did further polarize along political lines. But when
another group of participants were first warned about a
general strategy used in misinformation campaigns in this
case, they were told that fake experts had often been used by
tobacco industry to question the scientific consensus about the
effects of tobacco, unhealth, and were shown an ad with the
text 20,679 physicians say, Lucky's are less irritating, as
in lucky strikes. The polarizing effect of the misinformation was
completely neutralized. Nobody likes to be misled, no matter
their politics. This is cook the scientist he suggested
inoculation messages may serve to put listeners on alert for
trickery making them more likely to scrutinize the information
they receive, that there's a lot of a lot of business going on
here. How about
this? The idea is, and this would be borne out and some of
the theories that the US Army developed about going in there
and creating these false documents so you can point at
them Sure. To prove your point that climate change is going on
when in reality, the climate change side is where the phony
documents really are. In fact, I think that was proven out when
we saw climate gate which really punk punctured the whole climate
business. When the all these you know, these, these emails were
exposed showing, oh, we gotta get the right numbers. Now let's
change the P values.
There is one guy in the in the Senate, who was preaching,
preaching what you'd like to hear, and he nails it,
hear your previous guest sounded like, you know, oh, my goodness,
the sky is falling mass extinction, really. So I don't
think we should be alarmist about this. I mean, the planets
4.5 billion years old, we have gone to great extremes of
climate change, natural and now we may have a manmade influence
as well. But these people the question I always ask these
alarmists is, how much is nature and how much is man, they act as
if it's a given that man is the only source of climate change?
Well, my goodness, the great climate changes in our history
all happen before the Industrial Revolution. So is there climate
change? Can man have an impact? Yes, but let's don't be so
alarmist as to say such outrageous things that if we
don't sign the Paris Accords, there's going to be mass
extinction. That is a ridiculous statement? Well, I
don't know. I don't know if it's a direct cause and effect
relationship. But obviously, scientists, you can go on to the
nasa.gov website right now, and see what the effects are of
manmade climate change. I mean, some of them, but just a record,
if you look at the record, even the Intergovernmental Committee
that promotes all of this, even they say it might be point two
degrees over 100 years. And you also need to make sure your
viewers know that most of their modeling has been wrong. They
readjust their modeling every year because they haven't been
very good at predicting things. predicting the future is
notoriously difficult. And this is modeling is not an exact
science. It is not an exact science. You know what I'm
saying? And this is the big argument that none of you guys
get and nobody ever looks at is how much is nature and how much
is man, I'm perfectly willing to admit Man can have an influence
that we should minimize our pollution. But those who say
that it is all man, and don't acknowledge that the 4.5 billion
year old planet has gone through massive climate change based on
natural effects, the most dramatic ice ages, the dramatic
warming and cooling of the planet all happened before man
was even around for the most part. Even when man was here,
man was only burning fires. So we have had dramatic, we've had
carbon in the air 600 times what we have now. And so it's gone up
and down. And I'm not saying we should forgive and discount
pollution. But we should not be so alarmist that we're willing
to give up all the American jobs based on computer modeling that
has been notoriously inaccurate of the last one. I just wonder
if it's going to read? Why did we change the name from global
warming to climate change, because there's some uncertainty
now whether it's getting warmer or colder. And I can tell you,
if you look at the details of the modeling and the projections
in the last 15 years, they've been altered almost every year
because their modeling doesn't add up. All these people say
we're gonna have 100 foot rise in our seas. In the next 100
years, that kind of alarmism is not scientific. And actually, if
you read many of the people who do want to control pollution,
they will tell you that that's nonsense.
Yeah, there you go. There's your climate models.
Indeed, like we harp on this, the models, these models are
bogus. I think that Scott Adams cartoon pretty much summarized
it. Oh, which was this float floating around? I should try.
I'm going to try to get I'm going to put it in the
newsletter, buddy. But Scott's kind of a stickler about, you
know, people just using his stuff. And so I'm gonna get
permission. Okay. I gotcha. A lot of artists are that way.
Yeah, I don't know if he's as bad as he used to be. But when
the internet first cranked up, he used to, he used to have a,
he's an engineer, or however you pronounce it, he used to scour
the net for people using his cartoons, and go sue them. I
don't know if he ever sued anybody, but he definitely got a
hold of them. I remember talking about that kind of guy, Jim
Marshall, the photographer who's collected a number of his pieces
when he was poor and he was selling them cheaply. And he
bought he knew the guys have died recently. And he used to be
a tough kind of a tough Armenian character. And he would go
around he's the one who took the picture of Jimi Hendrix with the
guitar and and the cigarette lighter lighting it on fire with
a with a cigarette juice or whatever.
lighter fluid is what we call lighter fluid cigarette juice
man
is so that picture is one of his many very iconic photos are his
Okay, and if you ever stayed at the Hard Rock Cafe and Casino in
Las Vegas, oh god. Oh god, no. And so he he used to go you just
find out somebody's stealing his stuff. He would just go to their
offices and then slam their hand at a door. Really? Yeah. Yes,
word got out. Oh, that's funny. That's funny.
Well, I think with that I can thank you for your courage and
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I think identified the source of The popularity and I have a
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popularity. She did not make it popular. The boy the boy was
boy. Yeah, boy, that's good. It's just a girl's name, too.
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that's interesting. Really. Mason Williams is a guitar
player famous for classical jet gas. A huge hit in the 60s and
then read a second time around hit in the 80s. And he was a
good looking guitar player. He was on the Smothers Brothers
show a lot.
Okay, stop. That's why I don't know. Smothers Brothers.
The Smothers Brothers show us a huge hit. Yeah,
I know. But I'm a little too young to have been a part of the
halation saying that this wrote this rotation came around and
this guy and I think it's the oh, I never heard this name
before Mason Williams. And I think it was one of those you
know heartthrobs that a lot of women named their kids Mason
after they you know, get because they got middle aged or whenever
they had these babies. And then Mason became a hot name it was
became a hot name, and it just stabilized as a hot name. And
just to only because I kept I was obsessed with this, I kept
looking back because it's always like some soap opera star named
Kimberly or something. You know, it's always something. So I kept
looking at Mason Mason mason jar. I couldn't come up with
anything then it's all Mason
mason jar thing I liked. I thought that was a good one. All
right. Okay, let me just tell you what's going on right now.
So no longer is the Skype icon bouncing in the dock. Now
instead, and I've tried to turn it off a message window comes up
with what you're saying to me three seconds ago. It's now sure
it's giving me like a closed caption of what you're saying.
Yes. popping up every every time you talk it. We have to stop
this. I can't continue. It's may have razy solution. The solution
is to turn it off and I can tell you how because I can't do it.
It's a Windows thing. What? Yes,
I have to turn it off. Yes. Yours go away. Yes.
You started it. I never started anything. It's I think by
accident if you can please follow these.
Oh, those instructions. Yeah, I
have instructions. Oh, okay. Go don't look. I'm just gonna be
like, now this is the flight crew in the tower. We're going
to help the stewardess
amateur at the wheel. Okay. All right, here we go. Hey, man is
playing.
Click, click on the contact that would be me. And uncheck the
Skype Translator button which is just below the call button any
luck?
Here's what my problem is. Somehow I only have I knows
where Yeah, I don't have split windows. I get just your one
window opens. Click
these double click. I'm on my head. Okay. Yeah, I'll help you
out a little.
I just double clicked on your head. And now I got your full
screen. That's all I got
jiggling the handle. Now do you not see under the call button a
little translate button
to have the call button up. I get the call button back. This
isn't me. I just did I just let these things go. I mean, I'm
concerned about these.
I have Tourette's it's it's triggering me like okay,
I get the context. Okay, now here's the call button. I give a
call.
Now let's do this. Anyway, um, let me just do it. Oh, I have to
stop the recording to fix this. I'm gonna freak out. Can you
understand that this dude's It's very odd, but it's triggering me
like crazy. Yes,
I can understand it. Well, I personally cannot understand it.
I actually think it's funny, but I can understand it and I know
that way you are in the way that this is going it's not something
you want to enjoy. Thank you. So I'm looking at
so let's turn off all translation services. Go to the
Tools menu, tools, go to Options, General Options general
and then there should be a Skype Translator options general
Okay, here's what I got when I gotten on general double click
Show me when I'm away start Skype when I start when assign
me in show pictures, show message previews and sidebar set
program to English. There is no such button.
Okay, hold on a second. Hey, control room.
Yeah, what's going on?
Can we just take care of this audit buddy? Chapter Five. Back
everybody in 543 Ah, here we go much better. I just wanted to
explain the problem.
Well, first of all, when you're while you're explaining it, I'd
like you to explain why this just became a problem when it
wasn't a problem when we first noticed it.
I don't know why this. What do you mean? No, no, it was a
problem throughout the whole show. I'm sitting here and
every, every time you would speak, a couple seconds like
later, the Skype doc starts to get the Skype icon is bouncing
in the dock. Now the reason that here's why it's a problem.
There's a lot going on here when I'm doing the show. I have
noticed I have standard war room, I got email notifications.
i Oh, my Skype thing was all in just in the in the comments like
it was it was all I could have just clicked it into wouldn't
have even been nothing's bouncing around.
No, but this isn't it's typical of the Mac, it it's I don't want
to talk about that. The point is, I really had to stop it.
Because whenever something flashes on one of the three
screens I'm using, it means something for the show, and this
and then I got the button the icon to stop bouncing. And then
the notification senators showing me your whole text
across the screen.
And by the way, it was all backed up.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. So how Yeah, so how did you? I mean, I can't
start it. I don't have a translation services on the
night.
Oh, no, wait, well, here's the question on my mind more so than
you can't start it. First of all, I did not ever check a box
that I had, because this little menu
was just Skype upgraded for a better experience recently.
No, because No, I don't think so. And so I think it's the same
old Skype but the question on my mind is why should you be
getting all that stuff in the first place? Getting what stuff
though? All the translation, all the everything I said, why was
it the voice activation going into to you? If I'm the one who
wanted it?
Why don't you call Microsoft? I don't know. I mean, and I have
to
say to me that if I click this box, and I'm getting this to
this voice recognition thing turned on for me because I want
it because I need maybe maybe I maybe I don't have a speaker and
I just want to hear what you have to say because that way you
can do it that way.
The more room remembers you on the last show messing around
with some translate thing. I don't remember it, but it
doesn't. It doesn't matter. Anyways making that up. Holy
crap. That was really I'm sorry. It was just really freaking me
out.
What gets me to that? I'll say it again. There's no reason in
the world. You can't turn it off on your end. Yeah, well, that
doesn't make sense. This whole thing is ridiculous.
Oh, my goodness. Okay, we need an intermezzo of something. Some
sorts. I don't remember where I got tons. Oh, we did our
donation segment day. Well, it's almost time for the second one.
My goodness. My goodness
turned off that. Well, let's talk about oh,
that's only in the moment. That's like alarm clock.
That's right. Okay, I'm back. Here we go. What are we talking
about?
Let's go drugs in Jeddah does do the drug store. This is stirred.
The first one is frogs. But I mean, it's drugs drugs in
Georgia, there's
been a massive drug overdose in central Georgia at least two
dozen cases over the past 48 hours and reports are still
coming in. So far as many as four people have died. It is
just the latest alarming example of the overdose epidemic in
America. Mark Strassman begins our coverage.
Authorities in central Georgia say a deadly new drug has hit
the streets hard. It's the largest cluster of opioid
overdoses in state history. David County Sheriff David
Davis.
This is a poison and it acts very fast. And our timeline is
very tight to be able to get to these individuals and render me
at least two dozen users have been found unconscious or
unresponsive in the last 48 hours and potentially four have
died from overdoses. Toxicology analysis of the street drug is
incomplete. But investigators believe the yellow pill is being
falsely sold as the pain pill Percocet, but as laced with
other drugs
when it's taken the patients are experiencing significant and
severe
decreased levels of consciousness and respiratory
failure. Now,
is there a street version of Percocet? I know that you know,
fentanyl we know
what they say. This story makes it sound as if they have the
pill looks like a Percocet ends up being sold as such on the
street.
Yeah, this is this is a major problem. But it's also I guess,
it's just kind of human nature. Well, the
good news See if there is any and I don't think there is
generally speaking in part two of the clip and, and I do want
to make a commentary on it after we play it
now listen to this overdoses are now the leading cause of death
for Americans under the age of 50. According to preliminary
data compiled by the New York Times deaths last year likely
topped 59,000 And that's 19% More than the year before. In
Ohio. They were up even more. You know, we need to do we have
to get rid of the guns and Dean Reynolds was there.
On May 26, Cleveland Police Sergeant Timothy Matos body
camera was running as he approached a man slumped in a
car and it turned out minutes from a fatal drug overdose.
Three applications of Narcan, the anti overdose drug, and the
victim finally started coming around. Sergeant mofo says it's
become a grim routine. Have you encountered the same person
twice? Oh, yeah, yeah, that's that's, that's pretty common.
There were 11 overdoses just last night in Cleveland, two of
them fatal. In Ohio at least 4100 people died from
unintentional drug overdoses last year, a 36% increase from
2015 when the state led the nation in the rate of overdose
deaths. Kentucky, West Virginia and New Hampshire have also
experienced shocking increases as as the East Coast generally,
most of it tied to heroin or prescription painkillers called
opioids, often laced with a powerful narcotic known as
fentanyl. In Ohio alone, nearly 4 billion opioid pills were
prescribed between 2011 and 2015. Even the state's
Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor recently disclosed that her two
sons are now battling opioid addiction. Thomas Gilson is the
medical examiner for Cuyahoga County.
If you look at how many people die in this country, from opiate
overdose, we're looking at you know, same number of casualties,
the entire Vietnam conflict.
The crisis affects rich and poor white and black Old and young.
Last Thursday, the 911 operator in Akron received this call from
a nine year old.
It's unclear how the child got the opioid in his system, but he
died on Sunday. Ohio is now suing five big drug companies
which manufacture prescription painkillers charging that they
knowingly minimize the risks of addiction.
Yeah, boy and by the way this this lawsuit is gonna go through
and the thing is the CEOs who overpay themselves anyway are
gonna get away with his they should criminalize somehow
criminalize some of this and put some of the CEOs of these drug
companies who have you see a lot of them. To me, it looks like
mafia guys, and throw them in jail. This is ridiculous. It's
out of control. Well, this
is and this also harkens back to the call back to your
newsletter. The problem is that certainly when it comes to
network news, whether it's on the three by threes, or whether
it's on the cables, they are pretty much eating from the drug
companies that Tina and I were watching last night, and just
one after another. And you know what the sad thing is, you know
where they're targeting with this, John, us. That's sad
thing. Like you're watching it. Listen to this one a true story
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I have pretty much all of those. Man oh man, if it's out of
control, and this is whatever this is, you know, this is
instead of chemotherapy. But when you get to the opioids, I
don't think no one will go to jail. It just doesn't make any
sense. It's not how the system works and no one will report on
it. No reporting don't exist didn't happen. Oh,
that report was done on CBS. So I give them kudos for that. If
this is just you know
the hey, you know, we're just we have to do something guys, you
know? Yeah, maybe We all should. Maybe I should step up a little
bit so we don't have to report so heavily on the court case.
That's the conversation I'd be having. That's what I'd be
having.
Yeah, that may be actually the reason for that report in the
first place. If you if you were gonna go there. Yes,
yes, yes. Well, there's another lawsuit against the ABC. And
this is something that we discussed. Remember, pink slime?
Oh, yeah. pink slime.
And ABC that uh, you know, this was years ago. I think the the
lawsuit is now finally going to court
high stakes defamation lawsuit opening this week with beef
Products Incorporated, taking on ABC News for nearly $6 billion
over a series of 2012 reports that referred to BPI as
signature product as pink slime. A label the company says
torpedoed its revenues. It's the first major court challenge
against a media company since accusations of fake news by US
President Donald Trump and his supporters have become part of
the American vernacular.
You are fake news.
Reuters Legal Correspondent Anthony Lin.
Well, they're objecting to what ABC and some critics, you know,
using the term pink slime, which you know, they regard as
pejorative. Basically, this is a meat it's bait, call it lean,
finely textured beef. It's been used for decades, as sort of a
supplement other meat cuts in ground beef that's market season
Hamburger Helper
epi accusing ABC News, which is owned by Disney of defaming the
company and making errors and omissions. The company has home
court advantage with a trial taking place in Elk point South
Dakota, just 20 miles north of BPS headquarters, Union County
where elk point is located was won easily by Trump, who made
bashing the mainstream media part of his presidential
campaign. Please bring him in show just a BPI lawyer even
borrowing a phrase often used by the President and a January
court hearing referring to ABC News report as fake news.
Fake News.
Oh, my, my, my, my, my.
Well, that's gonna be they're gonna have to settle that one.
Let's talk for a moment about the UK a lot is going on today
is their vote. Which should be very interesting. I'm pretty
sure Tories will get it and they'll just continue
Well, I think they'll get but that's the they're gonna lose
their edge. I think that this was a bad idea.
It was not a good idea at all. In my humble opinion.
Your humble opinion. I think everybody would agree with that.
Now we had this another attack. And it was it was really fun. I
mean, I have was at Pogo TV or whatever on Roku is you can
watch Sky News. And you can watch a number of things, Piers
Morgan. On Me, I should play these first. Let me see now. But
Piers Morgan had Sadiq Khan on who is the mayor of London, on
Pierce now does like the morning show on I think it's sky or
channel four. And he asked a very simple question. And no
matter what, interview or what piece of news footage you see
from the Mayor of London, his message is the same. It's
constant and consistent. And it's real chickenshit answer.
But right now,
if you commit, I said earlier, if you're a football hooligan,
and you whack a few people at a football match, you get a
banning order. If you do it abroad, you get a control order,
which means you can't travel. You know, if you're a gehad, who
wants to go to Syria and fight against British troops, on some
occasions, we just let you call me come back in only one of them
is under currently under one of these controls.
100 of come back out of the 850 have gone to Iraq or Syria to
fight. How do we know how many I mean, obviously, this is a UK
problem. You are mayor of the capital city where the most
recent terrorist attack has taken place. How many of those
400 have come back to London?
The estimate is just over half. So where are they when you look
at? Well, when you look at the seriously, we're
seeing people back in to the UK, who've looked who haven't just
been trained, they've actually fought potentially against our
troops. How are we letting them back in without knowing exactly
where they are and what they're up to? Because out of all the
1000s of people that we're concerned about, surely those
who've actually gone to fight are the biggest risk.
That's one of the reasons why it doesn't make sense for the
government to be cutting resources from those
rather than you're the mayor of this.
I can't follow for people what I can do is make sure because we
can what we can do those make sure that the resources for the
police and the experts.
You instruct the police Why can't you call Crescent addict
right now? I'd say every one of those people I've just come back
from war zone who's in London. I want them followed let
me see why. Cuz the Met Police budget, roughly speaking 15
percent 20% is funded by me the mayor. The rest comes from
central government if the Met Police budget has been shrunk
and reduced, they've got to prioritize and use their
resources in a sensible state. What could
be a bigger priority than people coming back from a Syrian
battlefield with intent to harm British citizens? Why is it not
the number one priority? Why are these people just allowed to
come back in in the first place? And then the London mayor
doesn't appear to have a clue or any of Ma? I mean, no disrespect
to you. But where are they?
Well, that's one of the questions that obviously, the
police disagree surfaces. But this this, this chap here,
you're the mayor of London.
Yeah. And it just goes on like this. Wait. The question. I
think there's something screwy about this. From this
perspective. What party is the mayor of London? Isn't he a
liberal Democrat? Or is he?
I believe he's, I think Tory
war room.
He's not a Tory, we know that much. He's not a Tory. He
may be no way. Maybe a Lib Dem. But fine now.
Not being a Tory, why doesn't he with this going on? Because I
know he could use this answer, and it would change things in me
instantly. Why doesn't he say, hey, ask the Home Secretary ask
the Tories asked the Home Secretary as the Home Secretary,
why they're not dealing with this. I got nothing to do with
it. Instead, he doesn't do that, which he should logically do.
But I think he's just a Muslim defender.
Well, let's go back a few years. He was a lawyer when he
literally defended 911 terrorist is a carry us Mousavi.
There's no evidence at all against the three British men.
The only evidence against them is these confessions, we now
have unequivocal proof that the confessions were obtained under
duress. Under the torture, as there is no evidence against the
men, the men need to be released straight away and sent back home
to the families. The Egyptian government and the state
prosecutor have made a terrible mistake. They can correct that
mistake by releasing their men now, what they're concerned
about is their compound in their mistake by continuing to detain
them, and having this farce of a trial. This is in breach of
Egyptians own very important law. It has a proud history of
being the custodians of law and justice.
There you go. He is literally a Muslim, a
terrible man. I shouldn't have said Muslim defender What I
meant was a Muslim terrorist defender. Yes. And because he
could have said I don't see why he didn't say well, I suppose.
Because he doesn't want he wants these guys here. I never liked
this mayor. I always thought he was corrupt.
Well, but but the what gets me and what Pearson his co hosts
nailed is, hold on, you know, you know that there's 400 You
know, the back half of them. So you know who they are. But I
can't I can't follow I can't follow 400 I can't I can't
follow them. No, because they took away my money. That's what
he's saying, Oh, I didn't have the budget. And meanwhile, the
slaves in the UK are like many London bound passengers flying
are not just British, but they're also America, American
out of Los Angeles
said they were alarmed, but would carry on with their travel
plans.
We've already bought the tickets for everything and we're staying
right and so, you know, again, you can't stop living. You just
have to go and hope for the best just have to be cautious and
keep living our life and not most of us. In London heightened
security as forensic investigators scour the area.
In all honesty, we have to have competence in the security
mechanisms that are in place. So you know, like I say, can't live
in fear. You have to live your life.
So everyone's Oh, yeah, no, this
is the time to go
for this. Well, I don't know. I mean, I almost went after
Manchester. That was not necessarily the right the right
time to go.
But the statistical analysis that I do, I do have
some insider info from a couple of our producers in Gitmo nation
GMT. Now, it has been 10 points here we go. First to know for
sure, okay, somebody died because a friend of mine I know
very well. James amalan from Hackney was a close friend of
someone I know. A second No, the hospitals are full filled with
people with gunshot wounds. This is not being reported. I know
this because the person I know whose friend died went round all
the hospitals trying to find his deceased friend without success.
Remember, they said oh, only 50 bullets, but it appears a lot of
people were shot by police bullets. Or so I met him I don't
know who else had the job. He's had knives and van a truck. But
there's no real reporting on this. It's for sure one person
got the headshot. But yeah, I think I think there's a lot of
unexplained stuff. There's a lot of weird things going on with
this.
Well, the one story that wakes up I have and you should be
outraged.
If you're in the UK, what do you mean? You don't have the money?
What do you mean you don't have the money? Just series or is he
just saying that so please don't vote to I can't get to the war
room for some reason are all of our infrastructure went down or
something was very strange? Why? I mean, the outrage should just
be astronomical. Well, my failure, or is he just saying
that so you don't vote for Theresa May?
Is that possible?
I think if you wanted to do that, he would have thrown the
whole question at the the Home Secretary.
Right. Right.
So I don't think there's political I think he's just like
a defender of these guys. He likes to I don't know. But
here's the story that got me this is the guy but yeah, yeah,
one of the one of the terrorists the guy was on a TV show,
oh, they knew all they knew all these guys. It's always whenever
it's a lone wolf. They always had eyes on him at some point.
But here's the story that of course RT loves to give the West
English and the Americans the needle. So this is an AR T
report. So it's definitely slanted. But this is a very
interesting report on what the terrorists
time British authorities have revealed more details about one
of the London Bridge attackers the weekend did to merge that as
well as appearing in a documentary called the jihad his
next door. He also worked on the London Underground transport
system. Polly Boyka has more.
extremist ideology was right there for British authorities to
see. Karim buttes radical views were captured on camera in 2015,
for a documentary about jihadists that was watched by
millions in the UK, and my five did look into him. But they
found no evidence that he was planning an attack, and he was
deemed low priority. So no priority that he was able to get
a job with the London Underground, he said to have
worked at various tube stations, including Westminster, which is
right next to the British Parliament, incredibly, is
reported that he was sacked for poor attendance, and not his
extremist views.
Grumble worked for London Underground for just under six
months as a trainee customer service assistant leaving in
October last year.
And the revelations don't end there. This is the block of
flats where karamba lived with his young family on the ground
floor. One neighbors told journalist that his wife
reported but to the police two years ago because she was
worried that he was trying to convert children to radical
Islam. On another occasion, a former friend reported but to
the police, because he was worried that but had been
radicalized through watching online propaganda.
So they had all the reports they needed an MI five was aware of
this guy because it was in the documentary. Yeah. Yeah. These
security agencies, what do they do for a living? Well, they're
not supposed to do this kind of using this don't take?
Well, they say they they. They say they thwarted five. Yeah,
it's always that saved or created.
Now, this is what this is what the London mayor's really
interested in, you've come up with quite some pressure from
the US President. What do you think that he's
got against you?
Well, look, I mean, since Saturday, I've been working with
the police with the emergency services with the government and
others to deal with the horrific attack on Saturday. I just
haven't got the time to respond to tweets from Donald Trump,
would you like the state visit to be called off on my position
remains the same. You know, I don't think we should be rolled
out the red carpet to the President of the USA in the
circumstances, where his policies go against everything
we stand for. I think one of the things when you have a special
relationship, it's not different, no different to when
you've got to close me. He started with them in times of
adversity, but you call them out when they're wrong. And there
are many things about which Donald Trump is wrong. You know,
we've been it's been hammered into us for Jennifer two
generations, but really the starting with my generation, you
know, be kind you know, love peace, you know, can we all get
along? Everything's great. And, and no one wants to just say no,
I'm going to beat back you know, and, and people in the UK when
when they hear this, oh, everything he stands for
everything we don't want. I don't know. We're not entirely
safe in the US, but we haven't had this
now, yeah.
So at what point do people say you know, I'm really tired of
people getting killed. And the crazy thing is here in the
United States, the same thing with the political correct
atmosphere. You know, if you like I am America has always
kind of been Hey, I'm gonna Don't tread on me. I'm gonna
kick your ass which is now racist. Of course. The Gatson
flag can't even use that and use the phrase probably then you
know that's like oh, that's that's your frowned upon? And
this is what he's saying.
Well no he said that he stands for everything every What was it
again he's against everything we stand for
you're pretty much that his policies was listen to it here
to the President of the USA in the circumstances where his
policies go against everything we stand for. I think one of the
things
everything everything you stand for Okay?
policies or this or just it's all about the Muslim
and you know, my travel ban, my friends about the travel ban, my
friends in London, they all universally say damn Muslim,
which is extremely are they incredibly racist? But they're
very they're angry about it, but no one really does. No one says
anything. It's really it's really quite meek and timid.
It's I find it fascinating that there's no incredible outrage.
And we know that Theresa May said, the internet is a safe
space. We got to stop all that. Now. This is flowing through
here and CBS why I have a clip.
I have a clip to show you play your clip, and then I have my
Theresa May clip. Alright, this
is actually Fran Townsend. And this Oh, yeah. Many Yeah. Fran
is the you know, kind of MILFy. She was? Well, she national
security adviser. I
believe she's a British in the business.
Well, she's clearly in the business little tidbit that came
up here in the introduction of new senior
national security analyst Fran Townsend and with us, she was
President George W. Bush's Homeland Security Adviser. She
had been interviewed by Trump administration officials seeking
a new FBI director friend. Good morning. Good. Wow.
This is before the new guy was announced. She would have been
great. Don't you think she would have been fantastic as an FBI
director? I'd hoped
she would. But she wouldn't take that job. She's semi retired,
she's coasting
edge. And yes. And she's got this gig at CBS.
How significant is this component, this cyberspace
component? And how should it be addressed?
Charlie, I think that this is the single most important
component right now let's remember. And using the telegram
channel, the encrypted messaging application, ISIS called for
Ramadan attacks using cars, knives and guns. And we're we've
seen this incredible rise in these Ramadan attacks right now.
And so I think what Theresa May is trying to say is, we need to
battle the cyberspace, just as you would the physical space,
air sea land, we need to approach it in that way as to
confront them to deny them the use of the Internet addressing
the cyberspace issue. You know, I read this morning that Twitter
said it suspended 370,000 accounts in the second half of
2017, for promoting terrorism. Now this
is what's incredible to listen to. Yes, they deactivated
387,000 accounts, that doesn't mean it was 387,000 people, but
these morons don't even see through that. They're presenting
as oh my god, there's almost almost a half a million. Now.
This is all retweet and bots, and click farms. And
most mostly, I mean, if you're gonna do this, it seems to me
you want to create yourself a little army of Twitter user, you
write a script, a JavaScript that creates accounts and just
rotates through names like Robert one, Robert to Robert
three, right, four, right. And you Januvia it since it's all
screen based, you can you can do an account, there's no captures
that I know of or are on Twitter to make an account. So you can
have one guy just with a nice script, create a 10,000 or
20,000 accounts in two or three days.
That's a huge number. It sounds like they're trying to do
something they are they were very late to the game and they
had to be sort of shamed into doing it. And they have an
understandable and righteous concern about First Amendment. I
get that. By the same token, you can allow yourselves to provide
the social media companies material support, right. This is
it would be that's a criminal offense to provide material
support. And so you have to do more. They have to deploy
technology that will allow them to identify video audio pictures
and take them down. There are videos still online right now.
There are a gale and Anwar Al aulaqi is probably the best
example an American born al Qaeda cleric who was rightly and
legally targeted with a drone attack by President Obama and
killed
Wow. Right.
And legally killed an American by drone. And everyone's like,
yeah, yeah, yeah, no problem. And please disregard the fact
that he was a featured luncheon speaker at the Pentagon in 2000
to 2003 he was freely invited into the Pentagon to speak about
how he could help bridge the gap between the radical Islamic
community and the intelligence and armed forces. And then he
was legally killed and his son was legally killed while he was
mentioned, did
they bring up that back it was a righteous and legal to kill the
16 year old.
Well, of course not. Why would you do that
pictures and take them down?
Are there videos still online right now
there are a gale and Anwar Al aulaqi is probably the best
example an American born al Qaeda cleric who was rightly and
legally targeted with a drone attack by President Obama and
killed. If you go online right now, and you google him, you can
bring up his sermons and so he's that stuff still online, and
he's permitted to terrorize us from the grave.
From the grave
I worked on that. Sorry. Hold on.
There we go. I could get about one, two. Hey, it won't stop.
Who want to stop Stop, stop. There we go. No, it won't stop.
I couldn't stop myself. There we go. But what
has been quite today.
Now, that was a piece of propaganda crap. It's horrible.
CBS again, huh, huh? Yeah, they can't I mean, there's no dig let
them get her get away with I mean, I think she's a good
analyst. I think she does great work. And she's kind of like or
she's pretty. And she comes out and says law right to the
illegally they throw that in on purpose. It wasn't like casual
that chooses thinking she wasn't this was rehearsed.
It she had the whole the whole paragraph all set up and good to
go. Hey, you know, this is it's online. It's online.
It could be. It could actually be one guy that did all 387,000.
But we don't know. But it wasn't more than a dozen. Oh,
no. But they're talking about that has to be removed, you
know, free speech. With the slaves. That's what it comes
down to. We cannot have Silicon Valley mainly. Facilitating
speech, speech. Just no, just no to speech is what it is. I mean,
we need a very different education system. We need people
to think about No, but we as human beings are not prepared
for the internet. We still have tail bones. We don't know what
the hell how to how to deal with this witness what's going on?
I'm 52. And it's getting hard on me sometimes. And then and then
you got all this stuff popping up in jiggling and
you actually know about the mechanisms. Most people don't
even have a clue. Yes, yeah. Especially those face beggars
you keep quoting from Yeah, it's wrong. I have no clue that we
even ridiculing that's played the Theresa May. Good thing
which takes it to another level.
Okay.
Again, after three deadly terror attacks in as many months now.
Britain's Prime Minister said she's prepared to rewrite
current human rights laws if they get in the way of attempts
to implement new anti terror legislation.
I mean, longer prison sentences for those convicted of terrorist
offenses. I mean, making it easier for the authorities to
deport foreign terrorist suspects back to their own
country. And I mean, doing more to restrict the freedom and
movements of terrorist suspects, when we have enough evidence to
know they are a threat, but not enough evidence to prosecute
them in full in court. And if, if our human rights laws stop us
from doing it, we'll change the laws so we can do
it. Theresa Mays approach to countering terrorism differs
from a political opponents than the Labour Party leader Jeremy
Corbyn wants an overhaul of foreign policy connecting the
attacks to foreign wars, he's insisted he will do everything
possible to prevent further atrocities, but as voted against
anti terror legislation, no less than 17 times since becoming an
MP.
You know, I just figured it out. I know what's going on there in
the UK. And you actually brought this up in relationship to
Donald Trump, which is nothing, not a part of this story. But if
you take into account Brexit, which is now a serious
conversation, why people voted to leave. It turns out,
according to the Office for National Statistics in the UK,
that there are now let me see what is the number up to it is
increasing with 12% year over year, the cases of syphilis. And
there are serious conversation about people saying that this
syphilis epidemic is making people nutty, which is what
syphilis does. Yeah. And since you brought you brought this up
with the whole Trump thing that he may be had syphilis. And that
seems to be popping up we need to keep our eye on this. But
before you know what I want is gonna be that guy syphilis.
Seriously though, seriously,
well, syphilis has always been a problematic disease in fact
there was before it was eradicated by penicillin or
killed off by penicillin. It had a very interesting reputation of
more than a good created insanity. It created it made it
look like you had other diseases that you didn't have. It's not
an easy disease to diagnose, either. It's not like gonna read
are there are there any external signs of syphilis or is it just
you're just you just go nutty?
Well, let's look it up.
Oh, this is a good one. I can't wait. Ladies and gentlemen,
where else do you get a team a crack crew focusing down on the
symptoms of syphilis than right here on the no agenda show? I
tell you
you got it. Okay. No, it's just it's very anyone to spell your
same day syphilis tests. Oh, it's a sexually transmitted
infection caused by the bacteria blah blah, blah. The signs and
symptoms of the oh by the way, have an ISO for you. Which I
just use kind of use this as the from Tuckernuck or ISO
bla bla bla bla bla.
You can use that for any purpose. Yeah, just signs and
symptoms blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Yeah. Signs and Symptoms
vary depends on the which of the four stages primary, secondary,
latent and tertiary. The primary stage is classically represented
as just a canker, sore, affirm, painless, non itchy skin
ulceration, okay? There may be multiple sores, which probably
similar to I guess, a genital wart, I'm guessing, but there
may be multiple sores is in secondary syphilis, herpes.
Sounds like herpes. So you might get mixed up with herpes.
And is there a cure for syphilis? Yeah, that penicillin?
Um,
I feel queasy all of a sudden, yeah, well, you just gonna get
worse. Secondary syphilis, a diverse a diffuse rash occurs,
which frequently involves the palms of the hands and the soles
of the feet. Do you now this is like, okay,
that's late stage.
So if I start doing the second and second, second stage, and
there may also be sores in the mouth of Regina, enlightened
syphilis, which is stage three, which can last for years, there
are no symptoms.
Ah, but then stage four, tertiary
syphilis, there are Guma soft noncancerous gross neurological
or heart symptoms, you get heart problems to syphilis has been
known as the Great imitator as it may cause symptoms similar to
many other diseases.
Now, if you have syphilis on your hands, or you have the rash
that's not transferable, it's only through sexual contact.
That's my understanding. Yeah,
it's rare it says fewer than 200,000 us cases per year
spreads by sexual contact treatable by a medical
professional medium term resolves within months requires
a medical diagnosis. Lab tests or imaging are is always
required. Hmm. So and when When do you go crazy? Is that the
last stage
it's just one of those I think it must be there's not really
much discussion about that and making you nuts even though it's
a very known symptom.
Well, there's serious talk about this and we need to keep an eye
out because when you have people saying Trump may have it and
that's why he's nuts and then you know, I mean could just be
anybody and we shouldn't you know what you get you should all
get a yellow star if we have syphilis that'll help right it's
really this is the world has gone nuts I tell you John, it's
gone nuts.
I'm going to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all
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I wouldn't recommend looking at this wiki page. I did not
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tweets when you can send it I have a few things i Yes, this is
one the holdover from the last show. I came across an interview
with Seth Rich's girlfriend.
Another guy named Seth.
Yes, Kelsey. And we've heard a lot of different accounts of
this, but I thought this short clip was just interesting to add
to the Arsenal
more than two months since the killing of Seth Rich, the 27
year old democratic committee employee. His girlfriend still
wants answers, but we shot the gun.
probably doing it out of anger,
which apparently was talking to Kelsey Malika on the phone when
he was shot in the back and killed July 10. While walking
home from a bar
and officers that arrived actually couldn't believe he
passed because he was talking away,
which works for the DNC and was killed shortly before WikiLeaks
released damning emails, which forced the resignations of
several party leaders on the eve of the Democratic convention.
So it confirmed there from her as well. He was just talking
away How could you How could you have died?
Are you using a Radio Shack mic now
that I didn't I didn't make that clip. Someone else found it for
me obviously. Then this is something and then I've
definitely want to talk about Qatar, Qatar. But this is
something I've heard about I read about the finally got a
clip just I just wanted to bring it up because I do not
understand a why it's happening be why it's not a much bigger
story in the M five M
Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to lock up anyone
entering the United States illegally. But four months in a
Reuters investigation finds us border agents are still
releasing illegal migrants after they're caught crossing the
border from Mexico, just as they did under the Obama era policy
known as catch and release. There's one big change though
far fewer migrants are trying to cross into the United States.
border agents telling us that's because Trump's rhetoric has
convinced people in Mexico and Central America. And correctly
it turns out that Trump is already cracking down the
finish the story is interesting by itself. But that's just going
on. I thought that was going to be stopped and why isn't why
isn't people yelling about this?
Well, I think if it's if it's actually having a psychological
effect in preventing people from coming here in the first place.
That's okay by me. And but the story, obviously, is to say,
hey, they're not doing anything. Yes. Yeah. But
that's not a story. I had to search high and low for this
clip. That's why I'm confused.
Oh, I don't know. I noticed this too. Yeah. Now the thing well,
they got just because it's gotten to be one thing. It's got
nothing to do. It plays to the wrong base. And so the stories
always have to play to the right base, which is the liberals and
Democrats. Right. And so those stories are the you know, he's
insane. He needs to be impeached.
You mean the story has depth?
Russia, Russia, Russia? Yeah.
Well, same goes because it could die. No, it does not fit the
story, the narrative, whatever you want to call it? Is this
rift in the Middle East with Qatar? And no agenda listeners
know exactly what's going on. But everyone is Oh, do you know
Bill? Yes, terrorism. guitars are the finances. We all know
finances terrorists. We know it's the Saudis. But this is not
about terrorism. This rift and, and to me, it sounds like Trump
is behind this. And the reason why it can't be discussed is the
following. Qatar the whole Syria issue is about competing
pipelines. One and Syria has the port. And the idea was a natural
gas from Iran through Iraq into Syria into Russia's port off to
Europe. And Russia is always looking for new ways to be the
supplier to the biggest customer which is the EU which is Europe
in general. Qatar shares an oil field with the And the lot of
enemies between the a lot of animosity between Qatar, Qatar
and Iran, you have to look at the map to see where all these
places are and look where Saudi Arabia is in respect to this.
And Qatar has wanted to pipeline going up through Syria, into
Turkey, and then it would go into Europe. And that has been
the problem as Assad said, Yeah, you know, it's quite a No, I
don't think so. Yeah, I'll take this pipeline, and then we have
this crap going down. Now to, to thwart any of this is in a
roundabout way. Is, is it now supporting Putin? Or the Saudis
now supporting Putin?
You have to know and you have to listen to CBS report. I've got
two clips, which is the Qatar CBS in Qatar too. And it they
can't seem to want to deal with the pipeline stuff because it's
too complex. It doesn't feed into the right narrative. That's
the Russia Yeah, Russia, Russia, Russia and impeach, impeach,
impeach. Yeah.
CBS News is word of this evening that Russian hackers are
suspected of interfering with a news site in the Gulf State of
Qatar, and they have put out fake information that helped
spark a diplomatic crisis. A number of Arab nations have cut
diplomatic and commercial ties with Qatar. And here is Margaret
Brennan.
President Trump appeared to take credit for sparking the
diplomatic crisis. In a series of tweets, the president said
his recent visit to Saudi Arabia was paying off as the kingdom
and nine other countries severed relations with Qatar for
allegedly radical ideology.
This is like really a sick interpretation by CBS have he
made that tweet? I remember it, because they did this huge
military deal. Yeah. That's what he meant by it's paying off.
Yeah, but they just twisted it right before our very eyes to
make it sound like it's paying off so we can get screw cutter.
Why?
Why are they why are they saying the why are they doing that? No,
no, I'm saying why. Which, why would trump go all the way to
Saudi Arabia to screw Qatar in their world? I mean, they don't
even explain it. I mean, there there could be reasons, but they
were like mixing this and that this is like this kind of, you
know, it's like a it's just that they chop stuff up and then they
read it you know, they just keep shuffling cards and they go
well, here's a good clip. Let's make it make it about some milk.
Hey, I know about
I got blocked. I got an idea. Yeah, make it about hacking a
Russian hacking
barking the diplomatic crisis. In a series of tweets the
President said his recent visit to Saudi Arabia was paying off
as the kingdom and nine other countries severed relations with
Qatar for allegedly funding radical ideology
that is really quite bizarre that they just twist them.
But the President made no mention of that last month when
he met with the Qatari emir instead offering to sell him
weapons, lots of beautiful military equipment. During that
trip, the president vowed to unify the Muslim world against
terrorism and Iran. But tension spiked in the past 24 hours with
countries in the region closing their airspace to Qatari planes,
blocking trade and cutting diplomatic ties, sparking
Qataris to stockpile food. The US launches airstrikes against
ISIS in Syria and Iraq from a base in Qatar, the tiny Gulf
emirate hosts around 10,000 US troops. That's one reason
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has tried to de escalate the
crisis,
we certainly would encourage the parties to sit down together and
address these differences.
Now it goes on but this this is listen to what they said so far.
Jeff again, which makes no logical sense. Okay. Somehow the
Russian hackers screwed up some news stories, but Trump was
behind that too, somehow, because after all, he had said
that things are going great. And
he told me he told him Go Go hack Russia.
And And meanwhile, of course, he'd been to Qatar and he sold
them something, I guess beautiful. They put a really
kind of an evil clip in there. It just suddenly I heard it,
where he said beautiful war machines. And which I just saw
was chickenshit. But that's okay. And then they never do
though. This is a who, what, when, where and why. would know
why? There was no explanation, except it starts with Russian
hackers and ends up with Trump somehow wanting this right with
no explanation. And everybody knows Saudi Arabia's the big
funders. In fact, RT did his little report on this. I didn't
clip it, I don't think and they went on and on ridiculing how
stupid the idea was because Saudi or Rabia is really the big
funders more than Qatar. Yeah. And it's just this this is the
one of the again another example of CBS not being just doing
destructive reporting with no, with just I mean, if anybody
thinks about these reports, they go, this doesn't make any sense.
No. And I go to part two.
Well, first, we'll do that. I saw it in your clip list. I like
it.
That's the RJ are doing they're using that to that this is the
RT new transition. It's just they're using it too much.
I gotta like that. Yeah.
Let me try it again.
Yes, pretty good. Jeff gays in the Washington newsroom.
And yesterday, US Ambassador Dana Smith praised Qatar's great
partnership in countering terrorist financing. Smith is
broken with the president before lamenting last month on Twitter
that it is increasingly difficult to spend the day
explaining our democracy and institutions. Today, State
Department spokesperson Heather nauert tried to soften the
President's comments on Qatar. They have made progress, but
they still have work to do. More work needs to be done. Smith is
not the only frustrated long term diplomat but Scott while
President Trump wants his own nominees in place. He's only
appointed 11 ambassadors to fill 188 Empty State Department
slots.
Margaret Brennan at the State Department thanks. In Paris
today a man attacked a police officer with a hammer
and ended on a couple of things. One is they twist the report to
make it sound like it's because he doesn't have the right
ambassador or even though this Ambassador they quoted. I mean,
this was the most it's this report was terrible. Yeah. They
they take stuff out of context. They they say they're The
ambassador had to explain how our democracy works as if this
is really trying to explain why Trump's in office. I mean, it's
in you when no and all this other crazy stuff. It's just
this got Pelle does have to go now that said they did introduce
in this clip, Heather. Yes. And so I have some clips from but I
didn't put them on this show. But Heather is the new girl the
new girl who's flirting with Matt. Yeah, yes.
Yes. Yes. And I saw I saw Jen on the on the panel on CNN
yesterday.
Yeah, she's on a panel and guys, she must be jealous, because
Heather is prettier. What's,
what's Heather's last name?
Something crazy. Heather starts with an anus and some crazy
name. It doesn't even seem like a real name. But to put it hey,
you put Heather State Department. Heather nauert
nauert. And she has a binder that is the size of a bookcase
that's bigger than the other guys.
Oh, it's way bigger. And she she's constantly fiddling with
it. And she goes right to somebody asked a question. She
goes to the tab she's looking at and looking at. It takes her
sometimes two or three minutes, flip flip flip night, they'll
break some clips for the next show.
I like I like her hair. This isn't an appropriate length for
her.
It's more modern. Yeah.
And we're only discussing this as as television professionals,
television producers, right. Because I keep seeing Dana
Perino on the foxes. And she has her hair really long and it's
completely ruined any look she had. She looks bland, not just
bliss.
100% and Purina needs a cutter shirt, give herself a pixie
look.
And I really like Guilfoyle when she parts her hair off to the
side. That's a good look for her. Yeah, that's a good much
softer, not not so barberino definitely
needs to work on her hair and their ad fonts they get them
showbiz people that they should.
And these dresses, it looks like she's wearing a harness when she
sits down the shift up, you know, and it shouldn't be like
flush flush with their skin against her armpits and
everything in her neckline. And it's not it's just it's like
she's wearing a harness and sitting down at the night at the
roundtable.
So they probably fired the dressers no more money
wardrobe. Wardrobe.
I'm sure they don't you know, they you know, I noticed when I
was at Tech TV, that first people that they fired the
makeup people, which is always the first three are always the
first to go anyway. So there's Heather, she's fiddling around,
she goes to the event, she finds the documents, you'll read it,
she does a really good job of reading. It sounds like she's
talking she's not she's reading from press releases. And she's
somewhat flirtatious with Matt, which is a plus. And she's very
pleasant and she doesn't she's not like the other two women
that were there under Obama. And I guess whoever's running the
State Department that Thanks Obama. Yeah, it was they were
condescending. This woman is very are eating natural and she
seems very nice.
I must admit I've kind of given up on Matt and the and the whole
State Department briefings. I'm gonna get back into it now I'm
back on the beat. And that's not because of, it's because of
Heather, you know, she's She's flirting with Matt, we need to
document not.
She says, you and I gotta do a daily which Matt wants. So she's
gonna do it twice a week. I do it twice a week. Yeah, Thursday
and Tuesday. And then you'll have she'll be on today. Really?
And I think I think there's a good choice.
I have not seen her. I've seen her but not really in the
context
of Regalia when you see or you're gonna go, Okay, this is
this is more like it, except for that binder. He's obviously not
going to do off the cuff remarks. Except rarely. Hey, we
like I have one more thing in the way. The last thing I should
mention. Yeah, the place was packed to the gills. You know,
we watch the State Department. They're not calling
out people half asleep, like,
like, doll. But this was packed to the gills.
Excellent. Back on the beat back on the beat. I mean, we have
twice the amount of show we're gonna have to move a lot towards
to Sunday, but I did want to ask you Do you know without looking
it up? Do you know the name of the new Apple product that was
announced?
The new is funny because Horowitz and I talked about this
on DH unplugged about the Apple announcements. And all I
remembers that they have a new pad. That's a pound.
You see, you saw the speaker thing for your home? Yeah, I
did. I saw you remember the name? Ooh. Who?
Know. And I think that's a flaw. Jeff, thank
you. You ask anyone they'll say I home or whatever it is, even
though I home exists, they Apple could buy that company and spin
poop them out and not give a crap. Almost. It's called the
Home pod. The status net. This to me is the pivot. This is
where Apple went completely off the deep end homepod I don't
care about what it does what it can do. You break the AI brand.
You broke it. And you bring a make it into a pod. No. This is
very, very poor branding, poor marketing, and brought to you by
a very unenthusiastic kind of guy.
It's a short Apple, I say,
well, it's gonna be a Well, I think when the market turns
around, which should be within the next 12 months. I mean, I
don't mean turn around a little bit. I mean, turn around Dow
down. 30%. Yeah, yeah, which will happen? Yes. Well, it's
bound to happen. It happens all the time. Why wouldn't it
happen? Yeah. And so that's when that when that happens, I
believe Apple should draw, I have to number someplace, I was
doing some research on where Apple is going to head because
long term puts are very attractive. Okay. And that which
is the easiest.
And also, what phrase did app because I watched the whole
thing. And it was very boring to me. And I've been a Mac guy, all
my life. Apple guy, I should say. Although I've recently
started using Windows, Windows 10 for specific applications,
and I find myself on Windows 10 A lot more. It's just snappy.
It's, you know, doesn't say kind of not offensive. But the thing
they said I didn't clip it over and over machine learning. This
is the buzzword John machine learning.
You don't catch that? Oh,
I did kinda catch it. I mean, it's, there's been so much of
that. That term has been used so much in the industry all around.
Okay, everybody's all jacked up about it. Meanwhile, yeah, that
I just I guess I didn't meanwhile, they
changed their entire podcasting app. They're changing the way
feeds are made, I think because I don't want to be arrogant. But
how are you guys know where I am? How hard would it be to ping
me and say, Hey, take a look at this. You know, do you have any
input? You know, I'm sure they didn't reach out to Dave Weiner.
But now they're just they're changing the I don't know if
it's I'm sure though. It'll be backwards compatible, but you
know how that goes for how long and then we all have to switch
to Apple's freakin format. Maybe that's why they didn't show it
to me. Maybe
I don't like it. I don't like it. I'm getting that impression.
Just not a personal thing. It's just I you know, these we let
these guys into our game because it was kind of sad from the from
the get go because apples like yeah, podcasting. And then you
know, they flooded the whole podcast podcast. Toe smear and
with NPR and other mainstream M five M content but they support
everybody and now I don't know. Yeah, it's all a part of the mp3
is dead that's gonna it's gonna all win all got to be Apple AAC
in their special feeds
I'm gonna find him protect content
I'm gonna fight against it I'm not gonna I'm gonna I'll have
none of it. I'll have none of it all right three minute warning.
Wow ah Tucker with Mark Stein
yeah I get to tinker with Mark Stein who is this guy?
I like his keys Scandinavia No.
Oh Mark Stein has been around the right wing talk sphere or
aka sphere of talk a sphere four pocket sphere taka sphere Yeah,
he's been around for decades he's incredibly erudite and he's
and I think he's got a couple of degrees or something he's he's
very hard to bait.
The girls love him.
He always got that kind of faux British accent kind of an in
between Canadian Oh, he's a Canadian, but he's got a British
girl in
a loving man who loves
mark here you have a president who invited Al Sharpton to the
White House as a domestic policy adviser more than 80 times
lecturing us about ethnic politics and politics and
tribalism, like self awareness somehow doesn't exist for this
guy.
No, he always does this bloodless. Mr. Spock routine.
Everyone else is motivated.
I think that they showed Obama in Canada just before this, this
piece with Stein. And yeah, Obama was he was when you think
about it, he is totally doing a Spock LIS Mr.
Spock routine that everyone else is motivated by emotions and
opinions. And he is the only one who uses reason and logic. And
he does this whole kind of dispassionate thing. Apparently
there's a big market for it in Montreal. 6000 people showed up
to hear this speech. I think there's never been a better time
to be a Yuna lingual Francophone in Quebec, because everything he
said was in a condescending, superior put down of the of the
world he left behind essentially.
Well, that's really the question Does he understand the world he
left behind? He hates Donald Trump. Donald Trump got elected
because of Barack Obama. I wonder if he knows that
the world has gone nuts man
tell you Well, here's the here's the of Obama clips of the Obama
ramble, which was preceded this little thing you played, where I
just thought it was priceless. The way Tucker comes out of it.
The world is at an inflection point, we are going to be
inviting in those who argued that democracy doesn't work. The
restrictions on the press are unnecessary, and that
intolerance and tribalism and organizing ourselves along
ethnic lines are the answer to today's challenges, and extreme
nationalism, and xenophobia and the politics of us versus them
isolationism or nationalism, where they can suggest rolling
back the rights of others. Openness to immigrants and
refugees. That's fundamental to who we are. I'm convinced that
the future does not belong to strong men.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, well. Is that where it came
from? Blah, blah, blah, blah.
I was good. He was good. It was funny. Yeah.
I look I'm just gauging Tina. She She loves you know, she
loves she loves Tucker. While God loves tacos. She really
likes Krauthammer. And was the guy with the long head. Hugh
Britt Hume. Now Brit Hume? Yeah. And I have to say, cuz I watch
all of it. Jesse waters is doing a pretty good job on the five
which is hard to watch. It's just
nice because they they just, they're that glib style of it is
just really hard.
And they throw the token token in there. He's a double token.
He's a Democrat, and black is fantastic. If you're gay and
Jewish should be even better. Token. It would be good. He's a
good guy. He's a good guy was like Come on already.
He's a little he has that same kind of arrogance.
What's his name again? What's his name again?
Yeah, what's his name? What's his name?
Yeah, that guy Bernard Shaw. Whatever happened? Bernard Shaw.
George Bernard Shaw. He died a long time
ago. No, no, Bernard Shaw. Remember he was the the big CNN
host.
Yeah, he's the I don't know. Maybe just went away.
I have three possible last clips. Okay.
I'll take anyone but if we're voting. What do you got?
I got the CBD story. The spelling bee girl which is a
cute human An interest story but we can play that later. The AT
and T scams customers like the old days
it has to be the scam clip.
A growing number of cell phone customers are complaining
they're being moved to New, More expensive plans. without their
permission. Julie Watts has the story of one man's surprise
switch.
In January that I started getting the text messages
and dial Steelo quickly realized His granddaughter's phone was to
blame. But just as he was about to double his family plans data
limit or an extra 10 bucks a month. He says the rep offered a
better solution. She
said I can do something to slow down her daddy usage. And it
won't cost you anything. Oh, great to
give it a try. But when he opened his next bill, he got a
surprise the plan had been changed AT and T had switched
out to a new mobile share Advantage plan which doubled the
base price of each line and added fees. And when he called
the complain, he says at&t explained once you switch she
can't go back. I didn't authorize any change. And he's
not alone. We requested wireless complaint data from the FCC
regarding switching phone plans without permission. at&t
accounts for more than 37% of all complaints. Verizon a close
second at 25 spread accounts for 22% and T Mobile 15. less than
10% of the people actually filed complaints animonda as the
utility watchdog group turned says this type of thing happens
more than most realize part
of the reason for wanting to switch people to new plans is
because the phone companies does make more money off a customer.
In a
statement. at&t said We want every customer interaction to be
perfect and we'll never stop working to get better. As
Pharrell
I just felt that I was being handled very poorly
now after we got involved AT and T did credit his account and
switch him back to his old grandfather plan in San
Francisco. I'm Julie wants
all right, John. You gotta you gotta say it to scam
now, this is more or less these guys mentality this is the what
are we going to do now that we can't slam our customers which
is what it was called ZTE phone slamming out for phone slamming.
So they put you on these plans that you didn't want you never
ordered and they said well, we're gonna record this just in
case and people wouldn't do anything about it. These guys
are criminals. Crooks. Yes. Yes. They're breaking the law. And
then you have guys that the customer service gets to always
do why you switched. We tricked you into it but you can't switch
back. That's bullcrap. You can switch back, why can't just
switch back whose rule is this? So they can't even these guys
are dishonest. I really don't dislike these companies that I
wish they would throw some of these CEOs in jail for a
weekend. I mean, then I gotta get yours and your sentences
that they need.
There you go everybody. Nothing like a JCD rant at the very end
of the show. It's a scam.
It's a scam.
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alive like a life without bacon, or a pub with no beer and all
the sad things I could be listening on here but I wrote
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having dinner and I got an ant somehow it's a meal and I ate it
these things are peppery I got ants
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on the lot and then you see when you find all the ones that are
roaming around go like that back to back them off by doing the
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