I've moisturize I look like a teenager. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. It's Thursday, June 22 2017. This is your award
winning get my nation media assassination, Episode Nine and
four zeros is no agenda, shifting focus
from big data to data, and broadcasting live from the
darkest corners of the Capitol, the drone Star State in the
colonial morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry, and from Northern Silicon Valley where
we've got sirens and earthquakes. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Levin, Buzzkill.
What's going on browser?
Well, their sirens right now, but there's an earthquake
yesterday was a good one. Oh, it was just a couple of miles from
the house. So it obviously would shake the place.
What would magnitude on the momentum scale since we know
it's not rare.
But it was a three. So it was a 3.3. But it's in Kensington, and
I was kind of right on top of it. So it was like enough. I
think it lasted about a second. But it shows that you'd hear it
coming. Can I grab the chair saying I just hope this doesn't
last long. And it didn't last long was
one of those wasn't one of those rolling ones. Those are the
freaky ones. I find the rolling ones
the rolling ones are usually usually caused by something
happening at some distance away. And then there's the typical one
we get around here which is a little little ones are the truck
I come truck crash you'd swear that a truck just hit your house
just boom. And this one was kind of in between it was rolling a
little bit but it was just like it just stopped it just didn't
get going and get going yes good.
I don't miss that.
I always worry about is when I have one of those because it
will typically be a pre preliminary like you get this
little thing that happens like this little one second job and
then you and then all of a sudden Dennis started hearing a
lot of kind of weird noise a deep bass Rob never had one with
noise. Well, they all have noise. And but you get to deep
bass note with a just a deep bass note, I think that drives
that drives people out of the state during the 18 and cry or
the 89 event, there was so much deep bass that it was a people
just left because it's so it's unnerving. It's like affects
your your your innards, and just from that five cycle node, a
three cycle node, something like that is not very comfortable.
Let's find out exactly what that is. So I can replicate it and
put it on the show.
You won't be able to get it through the system. Its rise
too low. Skype this system not
100 If that. So anyway, so that's it has a negative effect
on the body and man it freaks people out. They leave, they
leave because it's so uncomfortable. But anyway, so
you get this one blast and it's a prelude to the dinner, you'll
hear something and then all of a sudden, then things start to
shake and start slow. And then then you know you're screwed.
That's just for all the people out there haven't experienced
any earthquakes whatsoever. Yeah. And in most of the
countries experiencing them now. From all the threat from
all the fracking, yeah, even in Texas. We've had them
Yeah, even in Austin.
Not that I can recall since being here by now. We're a
little protected zone here, John. Nothing happens to the
home. It's just filled with them. Nothing happens to the
blue center of the red state. It's all beautiful here. It's
harming just
it seems to me that places like Google Home where they have all
these little fracking quakes. It they say to have no respect for
their own citizens.
Well know what since when is that new? Yes, that's fact. Yes.
You know, John, I've been trying to be on my beats and watching
everything diligently. Boyle boy once you once you know about the
amygdala situation. I'm obsessed with it now I have received so
many pieces of feedback, email. People who've been in treatment
who say Bah, yeah, you know, for one of my friends eating
disorder, and she went into clinic for a while. And what
they do there is they do MRI fMRI, if m MRIs, MRIs, fMRI,
fMRI, CF heights, but some other kinds not the one where you get
in the hole too but the fMRI is like lightweight it's actually
what the what the brain professor does over there
Stanford you know, the one doesn't talk to me anymore.
Yeah, the guy because he's because his amygdala has gotten
too big
of anybody who should I mean, he has the equipment right there
you can go check it but when so here's a here's what I know.
There's a whole bit different A whole bunch of different reasons
this can happen. But we were kind of laughing, not laughing.
But we were trying to understand the Lady Gaga situation where
she said she had PSTD, PTSD, or actually P ICs. Or whatever,
let's just say PTSD. PTSD comes in many different forms
clinically speaking. And you can have all kinds of trauma. And an
eating disorder can certainly bring about bring about trauma
and trauma to the body and thus to the brain. And what they saw
in this clinic is that the amygdala was enlarged, and the
frontal cortex was diminished. And what they focused on a lot
in, in treatment, was helping to rebuild the synapses between
those two through those two brain centers, because of
course, they do communicate with each other. But through
meditation and other things to to, quote, rebuild the synapses
between them. So this stuff is I mean, you, you really hit a gem,
I think on the level of pipelines, quite honestly.
Looking at this thing, because it's now you just see it
everywhere.
And I yeah, I was gonna say I do want to do one aside. We had a
producer wrote me said that if you read the Lady Gaga stuff
carefully, it sounds like she's She is the she says, I'm not
having my needs met. She's, he said, if you look at this
sexually, it seems as though they're not giving her enough
male prostitutes or something in the back.
Well, again, that we don't know what kind of trauma she may or
may not have had. And it's just not my place to guess. It seemed
but yeah, well, so if anything, right after the show, I received
a ton of people saying, Oh, this is just like Katy Perry. I think
we might even discussed it briefly.
You know, I know we're gonna go with this because Katy Perry's
had her Britney Spears moment, supposedly, well, I believe this
is a publicity stunt. Completely. I don't believe our
event of this.
No, I have a package from Access Hollywood, which as you know, is
just as good as Nightline. Yeah, there's
never any Access Hollywood crap. And nobody ever pays to be on
that show. Well,
let me tell you she's doing a real good job. If this is fake,
I really
want to be my authentic self makes 100%. And so it hurts. You
know, when? I don't feel like I can. Did you ever have some
bouts to where Katie just couldn't, didn't want to go on?
Yeah, I wrote a song about it. That's how I process is there
any songs and you get rid of those feelings? Well, yeah. Some
of them. Katie is just an explosion keeps getting bigger
and bigger, bigger
to her multi-hued hair colors as the reigning queen of
some of them don't come out fully. And that's why I still do
the work. Which song was that? Lyric comes to your mind? By the
grace of God. I was going through some depressing dark
times. Surprising. Trademark carry fun. Their heartfelt. It's
hard, like I say get on tour. And it's hard because I'm
ashamed.
It's been one wild ride for Perry. And one vastly different
from her upbringing.
He did admit to having once had suicidal thoughts,
very low thoughts very low.
It's hard because I feel ashamed that I would even like have
those thoughts. You know, I'd feel that low or that
depressed. Her first album was gospel under her real name, Katy
Hudson.
I so badly want to be Catherine us. And then I don't even want
to look like Katy Perry anymore. Sometimes.
That upbringing makes her first hit song all the more
surprising. It was that song about kissing a girl that
launched her career.
And like that is a little bit of why I cut my hair is because I
really want to be my authentic self.
Now, I understand why you say that. You may not believe any of
this. But I think I can trace back the PTSD moment that hit
her and that really affected her. And that's a it's a very
obvious one. It didn't affect you and I we probably don't give
a crap other than for the show. But the moment Trump won, I
think that was a huge traumatic event
for people like her. She was a huge major Hillary. Yes, yes.
And I'm sure at all, she was probably affected negatively by
it too. But this whole thing, it's possible but this whole
thing when you know when she says when the gastro was, well,
I wrote a song about it. I mean, that's a promotion.
She's doing the interview because she's promoting her
album and tour obviously,
Britney Spears, you know, didn't go through these interviews
during this period when I think she had a real break down
the habit. That wasn't that was not an amygdala issue. That was
something else. Well, whatever
the case, this whole thing seems I'm not gonna argue about the
fact that she was disappointed that Hillary didn't win, because
she was a huge supporter. I think she came out with a lot of
videos and things about it. But this is kind of,
Okay. Then let's move on. Okay, we'll move away from Katy Perry.
Let me give you a couple other examples. Jim Devine doing Do
you know, this guy, Jim Devine. He's a Democratic strategist,
which I know, well. So I'm sure he's a fine Democratic
strategist, or oh, they're all great. And so a couple hours
after the shooting of the Republican baseball team, he
tweeted hashtag hunt Republicans.
Oh, yes. This guy and I saw him on Tucker, when I'm talking was
on Tucker. So I cut it down. They got nowhere. This is a this
is an example of a dead end interview with Tucker. Yeah.
But I pulled out the bits that just show how insane this guy in
particular is. Which to me just looking at his head, I'm
thinking yeah, that amygdala is designed oversize bro.
And I don't think 100 Republicans, along with Sarah
Palin put the crosshairs on Congress. I'm just saying 100
Republicans instead of Democrats, but official Sarah
Palin didn't do that a group affiliated with her did and
there's it's a difference between a metaphor and actually
suggesting a friendly go hunt Republicans after Republicans
have just been shot, she put up a boast about her Republic show.
It's so close eyes pointing and making that that's okay. When
I'm making the point is that after year after year, after
year of hearing the same kind of violent rhetoric from the right,
the left has every reason to come forward and stand up what
I've learned in life is that with violent Red fronted with
bullies, you have to fight fire with fire. What is your point?
I'm saying that Democrats have to be more aggressive in the
face of political issues and faced with the opposition. We
have members of people one of the persons who was on that
field who spoke about it was that mean was Senator Rand Paul,
you're about to see a fine example of what happens when
your amygdala is enlarged. You get very confused
Senator Rand Paul retweeted something from Andrew Napolitano
that said, the reason we have a second amendment is not so
people can hunt deer it so that they can shoot at a tyrannical
government.
You know, when I heard this guy say that, which is something
that I totally agree that I totally agree that's for a
moment there. I was like, Well, you know, quite fairly. I've
heard Republicans say this, all my life.
A lot of gun guys say this. Yeah. Well, I agree. I
Republicans are not Republicans, a lot of them or whatever.
Right. But I've never
really heard a Democrat on television. Use this. Ever, that
I can ever can you?
No. Sorry, not a proclaimed Democrat. I mean, maybe a
Democrat has said it. But right now,
I just thought this thought that was a
tyrannical government. So what another point, Mike Tucker is
very simply No, absolutely not. But my point is, that when you
put up obstacles to people voting, when you secretly plot
in into in the Senate to repeal health care that's keeping
50,000 Americans alive,
you forgot to say otherwise. You forgot to say kicking 25 million
off
erecting barriers and
keeping 50,000 alive. What does that even refer to? This is the
last night this
is the new talking point. There's a new talking point, the
Republicans are doing the health care bill in secret, you see
secrets secret. And now instead of you're going to kick people
off health care, which by itself is wrong, because health care
insurance, not health care. This is this we got to remind people
of that this is becoming backing away, it's really shitty. So
it's not it's not bad enough. It just is not working. Maybe
people don't believe it, but it's not working. So instead,
it's keeping 50,000 people alive, new talking point Asian
Americans alive, and your otherwise erecting barriers to
hold on a second. What is the basis for that comment?
I don't know. Is it? I don't know. It's a new talking point.
I didn't trace it, honestly.
But when you look into this, and you look at it,
and you're otherwise erecting barriers to the domestic
democratic process, where we have elections where the people
that get the most votes don't win. I mean,
even that, that is that is beyond stupid into the talking
point was Hillary won the general election. We all know
how the elections work, and only Hillary
won the popular vote popular vote when the
popular vote I'm sorry, I'm sorry. So everyone knows how it
works. But the way it's just listened to the moral of this
line, nothing barriers
to the democratic process where We have elections where the
people that get the most votes don't win. I mean, what does he
want that you shouldn't be shot happens? It's no, but that is
tyrannical government. That's understandable.
tyrannical government abuse. Our system is tyrannical. Again,
it's
the natural combination of the talking points, just get to what
you're saying. I want to know what we're used to seeing is
it's understandable what someone might shoot natural domination
of the argument that was made by Judge Napolitano and Senator
Paul Rand. If Senator Paul Rand would love
you guys so confused. It's Paul Rand until you
sit down and have an out Rand Paul, if he would like to sit
down and have a discussion, but hold on. Why are we trying to
hear about it? What is your point? My point doesn't fit. So
if it's so it's time to
shoot a Republican? Yes.
No, it is not about taking up arms. It is about coming
together and fighting back. Oh, fighting back how politically,
peacefully then. And share it. You know what, you're an
unbalanced person. And I have to say, I like this. It's
distressing that more Democrats have disavowed you. Well, I'm
perfectly balanced person. You don't seem it.
Guy was really unhinged on.
He was on hinged. We got
some analysis, although not directly related to the
amygdala, but about what's going on from a professor in Media
Studies. Our friend, Camille Paglia.
Oh, she'll have something to say.
It's outrageous. It shows that the Democrats are nothing now.
But words and fantasy and hallucination and Hollywood.
There's no journalism left, what's happened Okay, to the New
York Times, what's happened to the major networks? There's an
outrage. I'm a professor of Media Studies in addition to
press or humanities, okay. And I think it's absolutely grotesque.
The way my party has destroyed journalism right now. It's gonna
take decades to recover from this atrocity.
The interesting, she's a Democrat. That's what I like
about where the with
the news media have turned themselves over into the most
childish for eternity, kind of buffoonish behavior. Journalism
has really collapsed partly because of the arrival of the
web, which I adore. I love writing for the web. But as the
different cities, you know, the regional newspapers have
foundered, and then in some cases disappeared. What we're
getting now is this concentration of news reporting
coming from the coasts, okay, which is really bad. Okay, so
we're not getting the kind of voices of the heartland that we
used to. Not only that, but education has changed so that
young people are not getting any exposure to history, okay. They
know nothing about world history. They know nothing about
World Geography, okay. They don't know they've been taught
to have positive attitudes and to be humane and compassionate
and so on. But they're not taught the basic framework of
world history that maybe she needs to
dry decaf.
To get off the coffee, why don't we wait, I let you play. I want
you to play the rest of it. But she has not been that kind. She
has not been enlightened to the point of the amygdala. No, I
don't think he's gonna know that. No, I'm gonna say she does
not have she does. She is not in on the idea that the
intelligence agencies have taken over the these newspapers and
networks. Yes. Yeah. So she's actually blaming crappy
journalism, when in fact, it's bought and sold aspect of
intelligence agencies, yes. which have been, which is well
documented. Yeah. So
I have somebody, somebody, please send a link from no
agenda player.com to this segment, so she to her, tweet it
to her. She needs to hear it she needs. We respect her a lot. She
needs to understand that. And it's, it's odd really, for
someone who is professor of Media Studies not to understand
what's going on, not to know the history of propaganda, not to
know, Mockingbird or any of this stuff.
positive attitudes and to be humane and compassionate and so
on. But they're not taught the basic framework of world
history. This is why you get all this crap about how America is
the worst place on Earth, just like the freest country in the
history of the world. And there and you know, young people today
have had absolutely no exposure to the famines and the war and
the disasters, okay, of history, they need to be they need to be
exposed to the past. Well, all it will take is someone to
figure out how to sabotage the power grid in the United States,
and everything will collapse. And we're going to reach we're
going to return to savagery in the street. Okay, again, it's
all these people, they just like the
why would she even bring this up in the middle of this whole
media studies rant? Why would she do that? To prove that I
think no matter what I think people,
this is why this is why I respect you so much as an
essayist. Yeah. Because if it wasn't for the fact that she
spends a lot of time on each work, as opposed to most essays
you In a few hours, but she spends a lot of time massaging
her materials to make it sound like she's saying, because I've
seen it before she does. She says like, she's like, she's
like overstimulated wild person.
overstimulated. 30 seconds whom they can just switch on a light
and turn on a faucet and everything works. They have no
sense of how it works business, okay. And the material frame of
culture, okay. A capitalism, okay, which which be
emancipated. Okay. So, all this this rhetoric, I've been saying
for 25 years, right that people need religion. Now. I'm an
atheist, okay. But I predicted 25 years ago, that secular
humanism was on the Skids. And that's what's happened because
secular humanism has no spirituality.
She, she didn't really expand much on that. But I thought that
was interesting. Because what is the religion for people besides
climate change? That's part that's diamond
change is one of the big ones. That's a huge religion. She
doesn't acknowledge that yet.
Although we actually have a different word for it that we
discussed a couple of weeks ago. Climate change is the calling.
Yeah, it's the calling is to see who falls for it. As your
theory, I know
it is for it. But the thing is, you don't know who they're gonna
call
the good guys the bad guys. Yeah, we don't know. The good
guys and who's the bad guy? I mean, it's possible that you
could take the argument that the good guys are the ones all in on
climate change because they really care.
Oh, God, don't tell me. Oh, yeah, you should check your
amygdala
striking frontal cortex base.
That's right. Everybody be on the lookout. Big amygdalas and
send clips because they are everywhere. Now, the piece that
I found most surprising, but most enlightening, I have to say
Tucker had a good week. You know he had a he had an appendectomy.
Yeah, and by account for that, look on his face.
Yeah, he won't. He was only gone for two days. I was pretty.
It's an it's a in and out thing. Yeah. My daughter had an
appendectomy she was out. She was, she was, you know, there's
so little bitty hole. It's very small. They do it. The way they
do it. Now you're in and out. But she said outpatients called,
there's no anything you just walk in, and boom, you're done,
and you're out and you're back to work.
So did you see Dershowitz?
Dershowitz has been doing the rounds. I'm not sure why, but
I've seen him a couple times. He's
very concerned. He's very, very concerned in particular about
the witch hunt.
Oh, no. He is very concerned. He thinks it's an abomination of
the legal system.
Yes. Now this guy is a Hillary supporter, lifelong Democrat.
And I live long,
radical Democrat, radical liberal.
Oh, she's not Democrat is a liberal that there's a
difference, I guess.
I would say in his case, definitely.
Well, his message is this is going too far. Then he's a he's
a law professor. So he would know something about special
prosecutors, et cetera, et cetera. And it's a little long,
but I really like to cut Tucker out just it's just one long
Dershowitz rant was pretty amazing. And I just sat there,
almost dumbfounded like, Wow, a left wing guy said that on Fox.
I don't agree with President Trump on a great many, I know,
agenda issues. And you know, I'm a liberal Democrat who voted
enthusiastically for him.
He said Liberal Democrat, John.
Yeah, well, that's what he calls himself,
Hillary Clinton. But I think I'm a person of principle and I
realized that what the Democrats are trying to do to President
Trump is exactly what some Republican extremists tried to
do to Hillary Clinton, lock her up, throw away the key, and very
people today who are pushing for Donald Trump to be investigated,
indicted impeach, would be on the other side of the issue if
the shoe were on the other foot. And if they were trying to
expand the the obstruction of justice statute or espionage
statutes, and apply it to a Democrat rather than a
Republican. And I think we need a single standard of justice in
this country. And I think both sides are trying to criminalize
too much if you disagree with people thrown out of office.
Don't elect them. But the idea of charging your enemies with
political crimes is too prevalent on both sides of the
political aisle.
But can you be more specific, what are the charges that his
opponents accused him of? The president should not be
prosecuted for and your
leader saying that he committed obstruction of justice by simply
acting on his constitutional authority, he had the right to
fire Comey Comey acknowledged that he had the right to tell
Comey to stop investigating Flynn Comey acknowledged that so
what is the obstruction of justice if He had the
constitutional power? To do that? People compare it to
Richard Nixon, but Richard Nixon told his staff to lie probably
destroyed tapes and paid hush money or tried to pay hush money
to witnesses. There's no allegations of any independent
criminal conduct against a President Trump. It's much more
like what President Bush did when he pardoned Caspar
Weinberger at a time when Weinberger was about to go on
trial and might have pointed the finger of accusation at him. And
nobody at that time really suggested that President Bush
should be indicted for obstruction of justice or
impeach. So this is selective injustice against a particular
president, who was unpopular with Democrats. And it's just
not right. So what
do you think of that? I mean, given your position in, given
the fact that you're a law professor, presumably know this
subject pretty well? How do you respond when you see endless
hours of poorly informed legal analysis on this is the stuff
that we're always bitching about television suggesting sort of
the opposite of
what you just said, Well, I comforted myself by knowing that
almost all of these people, if not all of them, would be on
exactly the opposite side where the facts were exactly the same,
but the shoe were on the other foot. So it's partisan politics.
Look, every liberal and civil libertarian ought to be against
expanding obstruction of justice. It's such a vague
statute, and the people who want to go after Trump say, Oh, if he
had a corrupt motive, what does that mean? Do you really want
the presidency to turn on a subjective definition of a
corrupt motive rather than on objective evidence of bribery,
lying or destroying evidence? So I think it's a protection
because my argument is yesterday, it was Hillary
Clinton today. It's Donald Trump tomorrow, it could be you. Yes.
When the labyrinthine barrier the head of the KGB met with
Stalin, he said to Stalin, yes, show me the man and I'll find
you the crime. And that's what my friends my liberal Democrat
friends are doing. They're falling all over themselves,
trying to find a statute that they can expand, you should
send this you should send this to your buddies. You're a
journalist, buddies, let them listen to this for a second.
Oh, they'll they listen, and they poopoo it?
Oh, he's a Jew, nevermind, you
to Donald Trump era shoes. That's what I mean, is gonna
bury the statute and try to put it back in its grip. For
example, there was a period of time where they wanted to get
them under the Logan Act. The Logan Act hasn't been enforced
since 1803. And there's a concept in local that's what do
they want you to resurrect it, apply it to Donald Trump and
then give it an honorable burial. But that's not the way
the law works. The law works based on precedent. And what you
do to Donald Trump today becomes a precedent and can be used
against Democrats, independents, or anybody in the future. That's
why all Americans who care about civil liberties who care about
constitutional rights ought to be very concerned about the
investigation that's being conducted and targeting Donald
Trump.
Not that it his words will make any difference, but I did
appreciate him saying them.
Well, that, yes, it will make a difference. And he's been saying
this on a number of shows pretty much the same thing.
But you know, the forehand, which,
which says, It's time to think read the Democrats because of
what happened in Georgia, which we're gonna get to Yeah. I
think, I think the theory that we had developed on the show,
which is that the Democrats just want to cause a stir, they don't
really want to get rid of Trump because they want to use him as
a as a punching way and whipping boy, a whipping boy until 2018.
But it's not looking good so far, because they've had four
special elections. The Democrats have lost all four of them, even
though they have people coming on PBS apologia? Well, you know,
it was always red, and it was always going to be tough, and we
didn't really expect to win.
None of what I heard was, this is going to be a referendum
against Donald Trump.
And they all lost, they lost all four of these losses. One in
Georgia and the Georgia one is the really the bad one, because
this cost him $32 million, which is an outrageous amount of money
to spend on a congressional district. Although it didn't
really hurt the locals that much because most of the $32 million
right into Silicon Valley.
Oh, really? Yes.
I guess I'm assuming John Doerr and all the rest of these guys
all these Democrats that run the big the big
that's what what's the what's the Democrats name again? Which
who last
ossify some like that Ossur it's Oh, s some I can't remember his
last name. So I also find it will do. And he was a carpet
bagger, which is a term you don't want to use down there if
you your are when he's not from the area. So they figured for
the Democrats that this is what they're thinking is the
Democrats think, well, we'll bring some guy in who's kind of
good looking. I do at least to us, and we're gonna put him in
running against this woman who's just a dud. She's a Frump. And
we'll throw throw throw millage at whatever they throw out what
dueled bad add to it. So they got got up to 32 million out of
the 50 that was spent on this campaign. And maybe more, they
may have spent more than that. And we'll just ram it Ram, you
know, the more use. And of course, in the newsletter, I
pointed this out, this is violating the network can't be
happy about this. Because the theory is, is that if you're
going to spend money on a campaign, which goes to the
media, the media gets all the money. And we did get a letter
from one of our producers in Georgia that was you couldn't
even watch television, it was unwatchable, because all it was
was political ads, all the time. Every advertiser was a political
ad. And networks wants you to believe that if you spend the
more more you spend on a political campaign, the more
likely you are to win. So you spend a lot you will win. And
now it's not working anymore because a Trump Trump has
screwed it up. And so the network's are freaked out and
they don't know what to do. So I'm getting the sense of the
network's are pulling back on this idea of just pounding Trump
all the time to try to get everybody all you know, keep
keep this going to 2018 and then we'll win everything back. I
think they're pulling back on this and in fact, if you listen
to the reports coming out of the GA events except for CBS, which
I think slants their news, pathetically, but let's play.
Play a clip here. There's the Georgia election. This is NBC
News. With a tape that was aimed at Pelosi. Let's talk
now about the blame game underway among Democrats tonight
left soul searching after a disappointing defeat in Georgia,
a house special election they had high hopes of winning, only
to see their hopes dashed again, the latest in a string of
defeats. So I'm pointing the finger now at House Democratic
Leader Nancy Pelosi, we get more from NBC is Kristen Welker.
Republicans breathing a collective sigh of relief. After
GOP candidate Karen handled beat Democrat John ASO, winning a
reliably red district in Georgia, fending off a challenge
to President Trump.
And a special thanks to the President of the United States
of America. Mr. Trump wasted no time taking a victory lap
tweeting Democrats would do much better as a party if they got
together with Republicans on health care tax cuts security.
The question now is Georgia assign Democrats are in disarray
after spending a record amount on that race and losing four out
of four recent special elections to Republicans today. Some
Democrats acknowledging their anti Trump resistance has fallen
flat. I think candidates matter and we need to do better in
recruitment. Some Democrats also taking aim at leadership after
the GOP consistently linked the Democratic challenger in Georgia
to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in ads, undercutting all
subs message of change.
As long as
Nancy Pelosi is the leader of the Democratic Party, it's gonna
be very difficult to win
Pelosi spokesperson not responding to those calls for
her to go and instead said Republican voters don't get to
select the leaders of the Democratic Party. Still
Republicans may have their own reasons to worry. The races
they've won so far are GOP strongholds and Democrats are
outperforming their 2016 numbers.
Bap have a message that contrasts with what Republicans
want to do not just say we're anti Trump,
all underscoring Democrats still haven't found their trump card.
Kristen Welker, NBC
Trump hired that was a Democrat bitching about Pelosi that clip
and and Pelosi who didn't respond to any of this or were
spokesperson says Republicans aren't going to tell the
Democrats who's going to be their leader. The Republicans
want Pelosi so I doubt that's like a dumb thing that really
because the Republicans wants Pelosi and everybody's they want
her in there because they're using her as a punching bag on
the other side, and it's working very well. Because of all the
crazy stuff she says I mean, Pelosi is almost as bad as
Maxine Waters. But anyway, you go to CBS I have this other clip
is Georgia six, CBS, CBS which still is controlled, we believe
or at least our my thesis and I think you agree. It's it's the
real government spokes you know, this is the CIA the shadow
government it really talks to CBS even though they got rid of
KELLY Well,
but no it's they don't talk to CBS. They are CBS The reporters
are the agents.
Yes. So so the fact morale was one of the reporters Mike Morel
ex CIA deputy. So this is the way they handle it. They refused
to mention the name I believe of Lois I forgot what the clip
says. I believe they don't even they kind of mentioned Democrat
leadership, but I don't even think they use the name Pelosi.
So that's an I wonder now why Pelosi is a speaker in the first
place. She must be well connected with Kelly, her
husband's very wealthy. They have all kinds of connections
well documented
Did she supposed to be the richest person in Congress?
Wouldn't you know? But just before we played the clip, I'm
looking at the opensecrets.org. Yeah. And all Soph raise 23
million spent 21.9. The handle it says he only raised four and
a half million.
Yeah, I don't know where these exaggerated numbers come from.
But but that that those two comparisons four to one, five to
one. That's pretty. Yeah. That's ridiculous. And that can't be I
can't. I can't I think I think the reason that the numbers got
higher is because of the packs. Because open source is not Yeah,
they
don't have the facts. You got it? Yep, you're right. You're
right. Well, all I know is, instead of saying when they
heard just listening in the car to CNN and MSNBC, do my rounds,
was well, unbelievable how much money the Republicans spent to
get this, instead of saying, we spent Yeah, instead of saying we
should get that I didn't clip it because it was in the car. When
would you hear it on CNN? If someone came on and seriously
said me, and seriously said it's unbelievable how much money they
spent for this when
CNN has just turned into the worst. Yes,
yes. It's it's pretty much unwatchable. Joel
All right. Let's play this little CBS the CBS version
of a special election in Georgia to fill the house seat vacated
by Tom Price when he joined the Trump cabinet. The seat will
stay Republican and in the end, it wasn't all that close. Here's
chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordis. This
is not the outcome any of us were hoping for.
For Democrats, it was 30 to a million dollars down the drain.
Newcomer Jon Ossoff loss to Republican Karen Handel by four
points.
The special thanks to the President of the United States
of America,
the President's Special Adviser Kellyanne Conway issued her
thanks to everyone who breathlessly and snarkily
proclaimed the race as a referendum on potay
stuff out there that she's reading from the Kellyanne
Conway snark tweet. Yeah, I understand. Now, she that's what
they use as their tweet example, as opposed to have you listened
to the we're not going to do it. But if you relisted the NBC
version, they actually had a very nice tweet from from a
relatively nice tweet from Trump, which said it as you
recall, it would be better if the Democrats would do a lot
better if they would work with us on tax cuts and this and
that. So it was a very small thing, but they didn't use that
tweet on CBS. The
crappy one, they used to cry when and they from from their
competitor, no less.
Kellyanne Conway.
Oh, I'm sorry. I'm
keep going. Yeah. Okay. Well, anyway, the point is, is that
CBS and there's a real good example of this at the end of
this clip, and let's continue
to everyone who breathlessly and snarkily proclaimed the race as
a referendum on POTUS. You were right. Ohio Democrat Tim Ryan
says it shows his party's brand is toxic, you know better take a
good, long,
strong look in the mirror and realize that the problem is us.
That's the party. We need
a genuinely new message wrote Seth Moulton of Massachusetts, a
serious jobs plan that reaches all Americans. The party had
hoped to capitalize on President Trump's historically low
approval ratings. But Democrats have now lost all four special
elections to fill seats vacated by Trump appointees. The House
Democratic campaign operation tried to console the troops in a
memo insisting the party has enough momentum to flip control
of the house in 2018. And party leaders warned against reading
too much into last night's results. Since Georgia's sixth
district hasn't gone blue in 39 years, we actually
came closer than ever is still lost, of course, but you know,
in a normal year, we wouldn't even have any shot.
Some Democrats noted today that the party only sank big cash
into this risky race because the party's base was so fired up
about it. But other Democrats argued that that just shows that
the party needs to embrace a more progressive agenda,
Anthony, because that's where all the energy is right now.
Nancy, quarters of the Capitol. Thanks, Nancy.
Thanks, Nancy. Thanks, Nancy. Thanks, Nancy. Yeah,
never mentioned Pelosi took a different tack completely. That
threw the snarky tweet in there just to make sure that everyone
knows that the Republicans only tweet snark snark. And so that
was slanted it wasn't over the top slanted but it was
definitely not as as objective as Oh, it's
very it's very hard for these people to admit that. That their
party I'm just gonna say it. Their party is missing. Mark,
after all, they are news people, but they are also people with
amygdalas
Yeah, well, they're having issues. Now. Here's a good
example. This is from one of the I think this is from CBS. But
this was one of the reporters was sent to Iowa to just ask
around gauge the temperature gauge the temperature gauge. So
they sent this guy out there is a report you've seen a million
times about one of the older guys, and he's just asking
people that are you know, the guy standing in line people
waiting for the Trump thing. And, and to me, I can't imagine
what this guy because the New Yorker, obviously, and then goes
to Iowa, and he talks to people and and they're like, you know,
they don't even have him. I'm sure they never listened to PBS.
But they play this to this Georgia aftermath
President jumped on Twitter to celebrate the Republican victory
then jumped on Air Force One to take what turned into a victory
lap in Iowa Dean Reynolds is in Cedar Rapids.
They call themselves front row Jones. Trump supporters so
steadfast they camp out for hours even days ahead of a
presidential appearance. Cindy Hoffman lives about an hour from
Cedar Rapids, and you've been here for how long?
yesterday about four o'clock in the afternoon.
Will this be the first Trump rally you Ventoux.
This is gonna be my 1212
Democrats may shake their heads. We heard today help to explain
kind of jokey motion.
That's a great added by the way.
I know they just dropped That's fabulous. It was very funny. It
was it was a cut. It was a little pink dress and she throws
her arms straight into the air and says Build a wall. Nice. 12
Democrats makes me want to hear that little girl again. That was
a little girl. Yeah, right there.
Potential appearance. Cindy Hoffman lives about an hour from
Cedar Rapids. And you've been here for
how long? yesterday about four o'clock in the afternoon. Will
this be the
first Trump rally you Ventoux.
This is gonna be my 1212.
Democrats may shake their heads. But the views we heard today
help to explain a kind of dogged devotion.
But listen to what he says before they put that build the
wall in there. This is very interesting. Well,
Democrats may shake their heads.
So I guess they're shaking their heads because the children are
so ill. They're doing their pink dresses, yelling build the wall,
something like that.
Yeah. You know, now, should we? We can take this apart, I'm
sure. Yeah. But it's like, yes, CBS does this. This is what I've
talked about for I don't know, the last six months about CBS is
twisted way of reporting things. And it's like, they make that
comment makes that comment about they're baffled. And they throw
this little girl throwing their arms up in the air. And it's
like, I'm not absolutely sure what they're trying to
accomplish with that juxtaposition. But it's was very
noticeable to me too.
Well, it's like they took one of the guys from America's Got
Talent or the voice and had them edit the piece because that's
what you do. You boom. All they missed was a couple of cool
effects. Some transition effect. 12
Democrats may shake their heads. But the views we heard today
help to explain a kind of dogged devotion, including what Austin
Bayless thinks of all the investigations targeting the
Trump administration. We have no smoking gun. We have no
evidence. Does he act like a man or sound like a man who has
nothing to hide? He sounds like a man that can't get his his
thoughts through the media. A view shared by Randall Tom
Ellison using making it up. CBS, CBS
What did he say? He says, You know what, you have a lot of
slanted stories. on CBS, CBS stories.
They applaud Mr. Trump's fight against his perceived
adversaries.
Yes. It goes on and on. I mean, it's pretty much the same
report. But the guy says, Do you think I'm just making it up?
Right. And it's never an issue of making it up, especially at
the big networks. It's the way they slant things or not. Is CNN
I think does make stuff up. And I think there's been
well, this this actually, if we could just take a slight detour
for a moment. What is happening the way I see it is the White
House Administration has decided that you know what, we're
getting slaughtered with this Do because for the exactly this,
you take it out of context you just put into a random quote,
build a wall from a kid in a tutu. So they decided, You know
what? We're just not going to do press conferences with audio and
video recording for a little bit. But you can all come in.
And
it's like all his notes to wear. Yeah. Oh, no, no, no. Oh, no,
no, no, this is not. The American people are now so
stupid. They cannot read the news anymore. It has to be
television. Because otherwise you're obstructing the news, you
see. Witness CNN. Jim, I
just saw your tweet. You said you're feeling like the White
House is stonewalling you stonewalling. Brooke,
I wish we had some video or some audio from this briefing to
share with you but the White House mandated that we are not
allowed to cover the White House press secretary for the United
States of America in that fashion. And so yes, when we're
asking important questions about where are the tapes? Does the
President have recordings of his conversations here at the White
House? The White House is refusing to answer those
questions on camera where
they're answering the questions. This is, this is the thing
that's interesting about this. They're answering the questions,
but they're not doing it on camera, which is for some reason
has become now
suspicious in any kind of fashion where we can record the
audio. My guess is because they want their evasive answers, not
saved for posterity. That is the only conclusion one could draw
that when they give us answers, that it somehow reads better in
print
that maybe because it's what the answer is you don't like the
answers and you want to skew them with video. That's what I
think this is a bad
thing. Yeah, I think your analysis is correct. And you
think that he would present that if this guy's doing an honest
report, and border. If he's doing an honest report, he would
have used at least considered the possibility of what you just
said not which is that there? There, the White House has
determined that people are not are misusing. They're misusing
the videos. And so they don't want that to end. They don't
want that to continue. So they've gotten to this you want
to answer we'll give you an answer. You can write it down
and report it that way.
And but if you listen to this report, it is being completely
and both of these journalists quote unquote journalists are in
agreement that this is this is an outrage. They don't want to
appear on camera. They don't want to tell the American people
when they say there's an outrage, you can't have a camera
in the Supreme Court
doors or many court cases we lost most courts. That's my
outrage. I always want cameras everywhere. I'm not saying that.
I'm happy with this. But I do understand why they're doing it.
That when
they give us answers closer than they are that it somehow reads
better in print than print reads pretty good. It can be seen on
television or heard over the radio. The question was asked
whether the President has the ability to fire the special
prosecutor Robert Moeller, you're not going to be able to
hear or see the answers to those questions. You're only going to
be able to read about it. And I guess people can say, well,
there goes the media again. They're acting like crybabies.
Yes. They can't cover things the way that they want. Yes. But you
know, maybe I'm old fashioned Brooke but I know if you're
old fashioned. You'd stand there with your little notebook. And
you'd read what was said what the questions were and what the
answers were, that will be old fashioned
that for 1945. There were no cameras at these press
conferences because I didn't have TV. But how
long have these press conferences actually been
televised? I don't even know.
But that's something we'd have to look into
the way that they want. But, you know, maybe I'm old fashioned,
Brooke but I think that the White House for the United
States of America should have these questions answered on
camera. See,
I'm right there with the old saying, of course, it is their
job to provide television news. So I understand their gripe, but
when they
don't do this, they're they're just doing a disservice to the
people of this country. And
he's going to say it differently, see what
they're saying. And when they don't do this, they're they're
just doing a disservice to the people of this country. And I
don't want to sound like I'm getting on my soapbox. When you
know,
he's so self aware, but he's very aware of sounding like
crybabies. I don't want people to think or sound like a
crybaby. Where I'm on my soapbox whining. I don't want people to
think I'm on my soapbox whining. This is classic Sean
Spicer, the White House press secretary who's pretty high,
highly paid for a government official and you're not
douchebag in this country. He comes in and just says you can't
record the video or audio from these briefings that wouldn't be
tolerated at city council meetings.
This is very interesting. He I guess, but he because you're
pretty well paid. You have to be oppressed attitude, because
that's what they are. He's this guy is really doing a number on
himself. So so far we've heard but I don't want to sound like a
crybaby which
by the way most city council meetings are not taped.
They're not I don't want to sound like a bow. So box. And
then by the way, because Spicer is one of them, though he's
pretty highly paid as a presstitutes. So we should be
able to see him and poke him and spit on Him and do things to him
like a cheap whore. I think that's what he's saying
highly paid for a government official in this country comes
in and just says you can't record the video or audio from
these briefings that wouldn't be tolerated at city council
meetings. I
mean, I ordered an escort and she wouldn't blow me. I mean,
come on, it's highly paid,
or at a governor's press conference. And here we have the
representative of the President of the United States, saying no,
you can't cover it that way. I just don't know what we're
doing. Now. He's gonna double down. It's not even like we're
covering a White House anymore with Kellyanne Conway and
Omarosa in the briefing room, off to the side of Shawn
refusing to be on camera. It's like we're just covering bad
reality television, what it feels like now. So the White
House press secretary is getting to a point, Brooke, where he's
just kind of useless. You know, he can't come on. He's
really mad at him. Now. He's useless. I tell you, because
he's not on television. He can talk but that's no good. We need
footage to
answer the questions. And they're just not going to do
this on camera or audio. Why are we even having these briefings
are these gaggles in the first place? So
you can write it down and ask questions and get answers?
That's the White House behind me. The White House white and
it's just It's bizarre. I I don't know what world we're
living in right now. Brooke, we're standing at the White
House. And they're in they bring us into the Briefing Room here
at the White House. And they won't answer these questions on
camera, or let us record the audience. Yeah, I don't know why
everybody is going along with this. It just doesn't make any
sense to me.
And it just feels favorite guys could are having a time of it.
Aren't they like it? Yeah, everybody is going post is still
slam Trump left and right without having a video of it.
New York Times
seems to be doing just fine. I
don't know why everybody is going along with this. It just
doesn't make any sense to me. And it just feels like we're
we're sort of slowly but surely being.
I'm anybody where you can play a clip of the day after this
because this is an important clip. But I want to say
something just as an aside, if you're working in media, and
you're working in print media, the broadcast guys are the
biggest dicks in the world. They're at these big press
conferences. They're pushing you aside. They get back we got a
camera get back, Lou. Yeah. Pushing everybody. News,
television news,
CNN cyber CNN, we're seeing buddy
around their total a holes. That's why you don't hear
anybody from New York Times or The Washington Post or any of
the newspapers joining in and leaning about this. They think
they're getting their come up. It's
about time the thinking this is good print journalism is back
baby too bad. We don't know how to make money on it, but it's
back.
On and again, there's the Jeff Bezos story, making serious
money. We'll talk about that later questions
on camera, or let us record the audio. I don't know why
everybody is going along with this. It just doesn't make any
sense to me. And it just feels like we're we're sort of slowly
but surely being dragged into what is a new normal in this
country. Normal. The President of the United States is allowed
to insulate himself from answering hard questions.
So even the way he ended that the President is able to isolate
himself from answering hard questions he didn't say
answering hard questions on camera, but he had changed it
took them two minutes. But finally there it is. The
President doesn't want to answer questions. It's really quite
astounding what I just heard and
gagging, groaning and bitching, oh, my God.
They have agreed to gaggles without cameras all the time,
particularly on Air Force One. They always do a gaggle on Air
Force One. And by the way, what is his gaggle word script came
up with a better word. I don't like gag like it either. gaggle.
Let's look it up. gaggle.
Yeah, let's do a book of knowledge search on his word. I
want to see what
we could have done that. We could also call it a phrase from
the chair. Now, a gaggle is it relates to geese if I'm not
mistaken.
I think so. Yeah. gaggle. Yeah, a flock of geese. A disorder.
Listen to this. Here's the definition one flock of geese to
a disorderly or no, no noisy group of people.
The Press. It's always nice. And they accept
this word. It's an insult.
I've got I want to gaggle. Yeah, someone's laughing about that.
Yeah. And they took the word and they took it they took it to
heart. Are you kidding me? How dumb are they? I refuse to be
part of a so called gaggle,
gaggle. I don't want to be part of a gaggle. Back to Back to
that election for a moment. Yeah. Rachel Maddow had a
different take on why this happened.
I'll bet she did
say let me ask you one last question on this. If there was a
turnout effect from the bad weather today in the district of
any party. It was bad weather.
Bad weather. Everyone knows that the gloomy Republicans will show
up. Democrats should demand sunshine and joyful glee. They
can't get out of the house. Well,
if they get wet, they melt. You see, this is the problem.
Let me ask you one last question on this if there was a turnout
of fabulous weather today in the district, is that have any
partisan implications that you could foresee in terms of what
was expected for same day Election Day voting? Yeah, in
here rather than the early vote.
This is important that she's saying here, if the Democrats
know that they can motivate their Democratic base as long as
his early voting where they can kind of go in between, you know,
be yoga and other things. But if they actually have to go
somewhere to the polls that don't seem to show up, certainly
if it's not if it's raining, potentially it
all depends where this is anecdotal, and we'll see when
the results come in. There have been anecdotal reports and I've
even heard some Republicans saying this, that the turnout
indicates this is the Democratic Party. This is where if you're
ASAF, you want to be getting 6061 62% of the vote, you're
expecting that he got 60% into CAD in the early vote. There
have been some anecdotal reports the turnout here in the cab less
than expected the same day. If you could attribute that to
anything. We'll see if that turns out but that's something
else. Now obviously, if you get into an election like this,
where it's going to be decided probably by a pointer to it
could also blame anything whichever side you end up
voting if they tried that trick, again, with the you know, was
special polling places only for Democrats and then dropping,
dropping ballots for Republicans and walking there.
No, I think people are onto this something that's not going to
fly. Well, because
it was a low turnout. That's one of the signs of that particular
scam as low turnout on the Democratic side, so maybe they
just didn't have enough.
I don't know. I tried to dirty trick is something that's beyond
my comprehension.
I think they tried to pull that trick again. Sounds like it to
me.
Well, maybe, but I'm not sure how it works. But it whatever
happened to happen to the guy last Ossoff? Yeah. Carpet
bagger.
Carpet bagger?
Yeah, carpet bagger. carpetbaggers is a very negative
term from the Civil War.
Tell me that is a true phrase from the chaise and now we need
to get to get back on that little bit about the phrase from
the chaise. Well, let's try it again. Fresh from the chair. You
got a phrase from the chase carpetbagger is you can
look it up but carpetbagger is they were they were people that
came down from the north to after the Civil War to run
things in the south the various reform, reformist Republicans
and Reconstructionist and all these guys would come down and
they were always tutorials for coming down with a bag, one of
those carpet bags if you ever went to Turkey or you've been to
the Middle East, or you've been someplace where they sell bag
and it says sell rugs and you can't really go to Turkey
without buying a rug because you think they shoot you. So they
put it into this somehow I don't know how they do that. But they
wrap this thing in the wrap put the bag there rug and some sort
of they fold and fold and fold that goes in a bag perfectly.
Then you carry the bag on the airplane. And I guess this is a
tradition that goes way back because they guess these guys
would come down with these bags for carpets. They call them
carpet beggars as a slur.
Ah, okay. So your your bad, bad Arab?
Well, you know, it wasn't mean you're a bad Arab it was means
you were just a Yankee coming down to
the original, the original concept of the phrase. Now the
original
concept came from the Civil War. I'm just saying that the origin
of the why you'd have a bag for the carpet I think stems from
the history of selling oriental rugs in a in a bag, they put it
in a bag.
Oh, that's an unsatisfying,
says no, I'm just saying the rugs are in the bag. And these
guys were coming down with these bags. I
understand. I don't understand why it's a slur.
It was it was just a slur. It's one of those it's it's not a
slur because of the bag or because of the Arabs or because
of the Turks. It's a slur because you're a northerner
coming down. He had to be called something besides hold on ganky
Lucifer, they could have called them that
Okay, so maybe this is the Genesis the carpet bag is the
genesis of the douchebag. Come on, think about it.
Well, a carpet Baker is always a guy who's new Out of his area
coming down to move in and take over. Which is why why this guy
was called a carpet bagger because he didn't live in the
district. I don't even know why they'd run a guy like that to be
honest about it. Why would you take some character? That's not
even from the area and as a Democrat dropped $32 million on
this guy, he's not even from the district and think you're gonna
win.
Hey, does he ever smoke background? No, that's a good
question. What's his name again? I also have
soft LSS o f. O SS o FF something like that. Awesome.
That's a possibility. Let's take a look and see if he even has a
wiki page that's a very interesting thought I didn't
have
what's his first name? Not John. John. J. O. N. No, that's
not him. His real name? That's all I know. That's the that's
the filmmaker. That's Thomas Jonathas different guy. John
ASO. Who is Jon Ossoff. Now CNN, here we go.
His name is not John's like dog or something.
No, it's John J. O N. Owl.
Yes. That's his name. Well, then he has a twin.
John, I know the other guy's got it. But his other name is
Thomas. He defied expectations when he cat images. He never ran
for office before Okay.
Georgetown University The School of Foreign Service.
Oh geez.
And he attended classes taught by former Secretary of State
Madeleine Albright and former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren.
Okay, spook spook, as
is a degree from the London School of Economics spoke. Oh,
he had top secret clearance for five months. There you go for
what he worked as National Security staffer, an aide to
Representative Hank Johnson for five years where he drafted and
managed legislative initiatives and passed the House that passed
the House and Senate. He had top secret code. He
was five months Hank Johnson's handler. Yeah, teases boy, the
guy who just a spy. Yeah. So they run this spy shitting. me
he's like the guy that from Utah, the truck they had tried
to run this.
For President that guy. Yeah, do they? Yeah, we're gonna derail
Trump's campaign with this. Yeah, this
is how the meeting goes bomb. Man. We didn't get a one of our
guys in this president. What are we gonna do? Well, we got some
other guys who want to run them. They can do it. We know how to
we know how to do this.
So they Well, we did in Thailand. They're thinking to
themselves, let's put this guy who's not even from the area
who's as it has a sketchy backgrounds never run for office
before we're gonna send them down to the sixth district of
Georgia, and rouse this woman who actually is from the area.
She's a local. And then we'll get one of our another one or
another one of our guys in the Congress that you could probably
identify the ones that are, you know, work there, you'll get a
separate paycheck. This is ridiculous. I didn't even catch
that. I feel bad. I
only thought about it just now. And when you were saying where'd
the guy come from like, well, usually that's a plant. And he
had top secret clearance. So this guy was totally totally in
the intelligence sir. He was the national security staffer.
Okay, so they run this guy. That's an insult to witness the
American public in a wise up when they see something like
this guy shouldn't get 48% of the votes. He had no votes. But
the Democrats are all in talking about a bunch of suckers. Yep.
Unbelievable. No.
It's not unbelievable. But yeah, it's unbelievable.
I just sent me say unbelievable.
Well, with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you John C. Dvorak with the C stands for
coming.
In the morning, Mr. Adam curry you in the morning all ships to
see boots on the ground feeding the air subs in the water and
all the names and nights out there. Yes. In the morning to
our artists.
I think it was Nick the rat who brought us the artwork. Yes, it
was. Yeah, it was for nine or three Niner. And see, what did
Nick do? Again? He brought Yes. He brought us the Lady Gaga with
her brain. Her brain on top of her head in a box. It was a high
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took me it. Took me a while to start listening consistently.
But now I get through each episode within a day or two and
find myself looking forward to Thursdays and Sundays for the
next one. I really enjoy how you two and the producers call out
the real fake news point out the inconsistencies in the
inconsistencies littering the M five m&r government. I love the
deconstruction and how you guys explain exactly how these people
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that's one of the things is a lot of it'll be osmosis you can
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who has a major heart attack on Saturday, on my birthday a day
before Father's Day.
Wow, you know, I gotta tell you, we have had so many of these
donations of late. It's starting to become a little concerning.
Yes, I agree 100% And then and it's never the
people who are clearly saved by the show.
No. It's people who are clearly being affected by the political
turmoil maybe created maybe? I think so. It's being done to
just keep everybody on edge so they think that we have a
president that's run run by the Russians and it needs to be
voted out and all these things it's gets nerve racking I think
to a lot of people who don't understand what the hell's going
on.
So he had a heart attack on his birthday a day before Father's
Day his heart stopped for a full 90 minutes chest compressions
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He says I don't know if you have a heart disease karma but you
should give him a keep it up and love the show.
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with father. It starts off screw Father's Day. For Thursday the
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us donation for a total of 333 Canadian nice equals 333 USD
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little family is working on his way to join you all at the
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Chinese in the morning. And then D douching. And Job karma that's
not the one. I don't remember what the kid is.
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is thanks. But what did I titled? Very handy. John, this
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do something? This may not be the right one. So I apologize in
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what it is. You were close.
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minority of detractors both online and off Flying discourage
you I need this show to keep sane on apps and meanwhile Chris
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right so as all this she's in here I read I rebuke
that's my mistake I was I thought it was connected to the
next cell I'm sorry. Okay,
so Chris I always knew it was a guy but don't me I could have
been wrong so he whatever he got
I got him I got okay that we've covered Yep. And then we need
those mac and cheese and was there was another thing besides
the mac and cheese
magnetic my Millennials stay. You slaves get the mac and
cheese. Macaroni and cheese melted together back in cheese
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You've got karma.
You know, Mike, I didn't get any call or anything on social media
for my kid for Father's Day. Nothing.
Well, I think she's right. And there was a category all the
data haters
well, and but I know she wasn't on to that and posted anything.
I knew she was in Italy doing some some TV work. And we'll see
I wasn't too upset. There she went. She came back and went to
a festival probably like went on a whole weekend bender. So I say
Hey, you okay, I didn't hear from you Sunday. little micro
aggression. Didn't hear from you Sunday. And it was like, Oh,
Daddy, I can't believe it. I can't believe I'm so sorry.
You're the only human I love.
What inhuman Does she love? So my daughter cleaned the kitchen,
the dining room and sorted out the pile of coins that I had
collected throughout the day taking out the wheat pennies,
and the real pennies and separating them from the phony
pennies that we now manufacture. today. I'm taking the old coins
and keeping them separate and given me a big pile of coins to
take to the bank because they have a machine that sorts them.
Yeah, I got 200 bucks. Wow. Well, that's
cool. What a nice gift. Yeah, yeah. Now Christina could learn
something.
Well, probably too late. He hates me. Amy Burlingame.
Meanwhile $200 comes in with this donate. This is actually an
interesting letter. Very interesting note, it's a long
note, but I'm going to read it because it's I find it to be
fascinating. This donations from my husband Jim Burlingame $100
for his birthday, which is June 6 $50. For our wedding
anniversary on June 13, and $50. For father's father's day Happy
wedding anniversary. I don't think we have a list for that.
He has faithfully listened to your show for years. And after
several attempts successfully hit me in the mouth a year ago.
I can't believe how beneficial your show has been to me. My
mother and my niece are firmly planted in dimension B. And your
show seriously helps me deal with them. My mother who is a
hardcore Hillary bot. I'll never understand this because even if
she doesn't believe the truth about Hillary, she actually told
me to my face recently that I listened to alternative facts
about Hillary.
Ah, yes, Hands Across the Universe senator.
And she's she's in New York. And apparently, when Hillary was our
senator, she did absolutely nothing for New York. So why
would I want her to in charge of our country. The most trying has
been my relationship with my niece, very brief background,
she's biracial. Her mother was my sister I'm white and her
father's Nigerian race was never an issue between us until she
started attending the University of Rochester. The next thing I
know everything is about race. She has chosen to identify
herself as a black woman, which is fine because I really don't
care. I see her as my niece. Plain and simple. However, this
is very upsetting to her claiming I would not understand
because I belong to the default race. Oh
my god both default race. I've never heard this expression.
That's obviously taught at the University of Rochester.
Is Louise people default race. Wow. It was a do what they
assumed to be invalid.
I agree that I do not understand what it's like to be in her
shoes and never will. What's upsetting to me is that she
actually feels that my husband and I are racist because we
don't currently support the ideas about identity politics
and globalism,
check her amygdala.
Probably huge. After the election, she went full blown
social justice warrior and why would love nothing more than to
hit her in the mouth. I'll continue to support and love her
through the craziness because in the end, I firmly believe family
too. trumps all poo. And she says I couldn't resist please
play Maxine stay woke, followed by to to the head and Carl's
blab, blab, blab, calling you and keep up the great Karl. Karl
it's
Tucker Tucker talking to her Carlson I'm gonna tack on a
karma for her because she's a that's a very tough situation.
Yes
that's a very tough situation that I'm sorry I'm this is it
here it is. We have the we have the ground zero. The point you
know is when the glass ceiling didn't shatter the balloons
didn't fall. That was traumatic. And up goes the amygdala.
Millennials stay.
Blah blah blah blah blah.
You've got karma.
Okay. onward we have Michael Hager in St. Louis tuner bucks
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Producer also $200 and I have to I will do a quick search on
whether or not he sent a note in S E I L H A N N This must be it.
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read realizing Mr. Decide on the big Adela. You can just strike
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humbly suggest and make delight plural and Migdal ice refer to
these photos folks expressing symptoms of amygdala swelling
No, no no.
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Okay, anyway, kind of bidding if you ask me. Anyway, I would like
to request some housing karma the rental market isn't the
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Indeed. Yes. And a dealer's choice Alex Jones sound bite
thank you both for your continued work on no agenda.
I've been listening maybe five months now and it's been a
welcome outlet has helped me It helped reassure me that I'm
firmly grounded in universe a best Nelson badger
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he wants a he can't find it wants to be he wants some
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we came we saw he died karma
and never ending resource that man is never ending he's great.
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Yeah. Dedicated is a group of the well wishers the executive
producers and executive producers show 930 And it's
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been very confused with the show numbers of late just just
noticing it just noticing it. I'm a little concerned about
this because for the past two months we've had very nice to
see execs and Associate Executive producers come in but
the rest of the list is so thin. Yeah, this is where they're
supposed to be our base button Yeah. And and really if you're
if you're enjoying the show and you send an email say night, I
can't donate anything I just don't believe you can send $1 $5
You're making a choice somewhere and your choice is not for the
show which is okay. But then just you know what I mean
John, we do get it we were getting excessive number of
notes long notes that say I can't afford anything and
I'm sure people can't afford to donate but you're making choices
somewhere and it's okay. But you can you just make a different
choice. That's okay. Everyone's using everybody hands or
something.
Latte colada hands five bucks their candy bar. Well latte
Yeah, yeah, having a latte from Starbucks. Anyone spending money
at Starbucks can afford to donate?
Yeah. Well, I want to profusely thank our executive producers
and Associate Executive producers for supporting the
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So you got a couple of days to talk to your colleagues talk to
your crazy friends propagate the formula.
Our formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
Have you heard of the the 16 personalities test We wind up
with an identifier for your personality.
No, I have not. It's just another one of the seats himself
magazine or something like that?
No, it's been a I think this has been around for a while. Bucha
what is it called? One of the teenage daughters came up with
this. And like, let's see what the millennials are doing.
There's
more than 16 personalities, that's for sure. In fact, that
one, anyone who's interested in personality analysis, they
should really look into and check out the wheel. And some of
the other things that were developed by Timothy Leary,
before he became strung out on LSD, he was considered one of
the great geniuses of personality deconstruction.
But what's interesting about this, and I haven't quite
figured out if it's a trick or not, or how it works, but
they're descriptive, they come up with 16 personality types.
And when you read the personality type, it is really,
really, really spot on. That's why I was wondering, so I am, I
would
tell you this, I know that sales training a lot of you go, Hey,
what sales guys go do today. They deal in this a lot. They
like to match the one of the concepts is you have to
understand what your personality is. And then you have to see
what your target clients personalities are. And you have
to some people you can't sell to you will never sell to because
you're some mismatch. And there's a lot of that kind of
analysis done in that high end sales.
Well, can I just read a few things from this? Just tell me
if you think it's correct or not? Sure. So my personality
type is ENF P, which stands for something, but the the
personality type is also known as the campaigner. And the ENFP
personality is a true free spirit. They're often the life
of the party, but unlike explorers, they're less
interested in the sheer excitement and pleasure of the
moment than they aren't enjoying social and emotional connections
they make with others, charming, independent, energetic,
compassionate, the 7% of the population they comprise can
certainly be felt in any crowd, and more than just sociable
people pleasers. ENFPs. Like all their diplomat cousins are
shaped by their intuitive quality allowing them to read
between the lines with curiosity and energy. They tend to see
life as a big complex puzzle where everything is connected
but unlike analysts who tend to see that puzzle as a series of
systemic machinations, math machinations, machinations, E
and F p see it through a prism of emotion, compassion, and
mysticism, and they're always looking for a deeper meaning. I
think that's right.
Oh, brother, if that doesn't sound like a horoscope to me, I
don't know what does so but listen to Korean, a bunch of
generalities. Listen to his diet, right. By the way, as you
continue, already, everything I'm hearing I'm believing is
complete nonsense. Why
bring it up? I want to ask, well listen to careers. Right, it
says here, right under careers first line, can't I fly
helicopters and be an oceanographer who writes songs
and cooks? That's, that's totally me. Really?
I didn't know you wanted to be an oceanographer.
I fly helicopters.
Oh, okay. I guess that counts. Alright, nevermind.
All right. I'm sorry. Even brought it up. You're gonna be a
dick about it. It's it's a
little dated about this sort of thing. It's bullshit.
Well, is there a personality test? That is not bullshit.
I took one. Yeah, I'll give you one to take the MMPI the
Minnesota multi Personality Inventory. Okay, take that.
That's a real personality tests. It takes hours.
Oh, shit. wants to do that. not that interesting.
illegal in most states. I know that 50 Oh,
back that up? Whoa, whoa, the MMPI test is illegal.
If you're an employer in most states, you cannot give a a
person that you're going to hire or somebody you're thinking of
hiring the MMPI. Why not? I think is because you can fuck
you can sort out the psychos in a minute.
And so that was illegal. Interesting. I know
in New York, it is because the Ziff Davis used to give it to
all the employees, and the only one going to ever pass it was
one of their best editors. But it was a pass fail to know it's
not a pass fail, you get these different scores. And if you
have you you set your standards for what you want. I never took
it because I was a contractor. But I used to give the test. I
used to be a test administrator at the University of California.
And I used to give all these different tests and I would
often give the MMPI for some reason or other people would
hire us to administer that test and a bunch of people to come in
and take it. And it took I think it was a two that may have been
up to I don't know how long it took to take but it was a long
test. And it wasn't something little thing in a magazine where
you come up with a bunch of bull crap sounds like a horoscope
ride oh right already, I've just bring it up to ask you like you
know for asking for a friend not for me
Randy wants to know but anyway the MMPI is extremely good and
it does all the checks and there's a bunch of things that
you have to do when you're when you're testing people's
personalities. And a lot of them is like re asking the same
question in different formats over and over again to you maybe
up to five times to get people to because you know they lie
when they take the test they're always trying to make themselves
look good and this test takes that into account and they come
up with a jail tell if somebody's nuts I guess
I can see what is measured anxiety obsessiveness depression
health concerns alienation bizarre men take men tation
anger cynicism conduct problems low self esteem low aspiration
social discomfort, family problems, school problems and
negative treatment indicators wow there's not a happy thing on
the list it's only to see if you suck
yes well that's a good
job apparently. He's if he's illegally give it to this it's a
prospective employees and then they pull these losers out. Now
you know, we just we didn't have a space for you Sorry. And never
Of course I don't know what No, let
me see you would pass anxiety obsessiveness fail depression
not sure health concerns now you okay alienation? Yes. Bizarre
what is owed bizarre mentation? Yeah, that weird thoughts? Yes.
or and or hallucinations? Anger. You don't have considerable
anger problems cynicism? Yes. conduct problems. Hmm. May have
delinquent peers and that would be me. Low self esteem now low
aspirations now. social discomfort Yeah,
I don't have low aspirations. I'm a podcaster.
Where did I Where were we watching? Oh, Veep. Veep. Which
is a damn good show. It'd be one of the guys he's on the CBS
Morning Show and he gets fired and then as a slam. The the co
host woman says oh, well great. You're gonna be doing a digital
channels and a podcast. Like everyone in the room, heads whip
around looking at me like I'm now I'm now a joke.
punch line you now punch line
the punch line. Exactly. Alrighty. Well, there are many
other things to discuss today. Let's just talk about the since
I have a couple of clips for it. What Trump is calling the witch
hunt the witch hunt.
And so we had to Dershowitz then we, CNN unrelenting in they're
trying to compare everything to Watergate unrelenting. So they
did a four hour special about Watergate.
So that must have packed them in the Oh yeah,
I haven't checked the
railings, CNN have a clue. No,
but they have Robert Redford leaks,
secret tapes, special prosecutors and presidential
movie after
all, so he's an expert. That's exactly what he's gonna say
leaks,
secret tapes, special prosecutors and presidential
paranoia. When I hear those words today, they have a
familiar Echo to me. 40 years ago, I made the movie All the
President's Men about how Washington Post reporters Bob
Woodward and Carl Bernstein chase the Watergate story from
breaking to cover up to the first president to resign his
office. The story of the scandal stayed with me. And a few years
ago, I produced a documentary but Woodward and Bernstein's
detective story to uncover the truth. And it struck me as
prophetic and worth repeating today. We thought Watergate
changed America and our political process. But did it
so dramatic drop Bob and they do and again, I don't know if he if
he produces this himself, but they do the slow zoom from about
medium zooming in on his face. And again, Mr. Redford, my mom
loved you. She would be appalled. Lip balm, my friend.
Again, like he just ate a crusty ass sugary doughnut man, but
just that crusty bits hanging off of his lips and all cracked
and I think I swear so one of those scales on his lip move
when he was talking. He was so disgusting or shut me out. Yeah,
but but why does he do it? Does he have no eyes? Is he lacking
eyes? It's really It's traumatizing to see that. Bob,
Bob, let me see let's go to Oh, yes, they brought in all the big
guns do really good. We got to save this thing because we you
know, we got Dershowitz out there on the Fox News talking
crap. We got to, you know, get all kinds of people starting to
question what we're doing. And but Hey,
bring in Brokaw This is not an easy assignment for a journalist
by the father or grandfather of citizen to try to understand the
deep, dark hate coursing through our country.
The deep dark hate that's coursing through our country
broke off, and the instruments that spread out with a
keystroke,
oh, they spread with a keystroke, as a keystroke, a one
keystroke.
But I was also quickly aware of the underside, the seizure on
the net, by hate groups of all kinds,
oh, hate groups, hate groups. Healing only means racist and
right wing people, of course,
spreading their cancer of wholesale racism and violence
spreading their cancer
of wholesale racism by guest they means the alt right, don't
you think?
Then he can't I don't think he's going to stormfront.com
I did two documentaries as the turn of the century called the
web of hate. Hoping to slow that trend. As a reward. Right.
He's hoping to slow the trend back then. But didn't work.
Yeah, yeah, you're competent bonehead
should give the money back. So
I'm free called the web of hate. Hoping to slow that trend.
Because he's such a world leader. But the reach and the
poisonous claims of Alex Jones and others like him, that guy
gets so much cool promotion.
You know, Alex Jones now just to stop for a second. Alex Jones is
getting too much publicity. It's outrageous. Well, he's done a
good job of keeping his profile so high and that crazy nutty
stuff that we like to play that he says, and other people put it
together to, I think actually benefits him. Well, yeah,
benefit because I mean, his whole goal is to sell those
products that he's got in the back warehouse. Yeah. I think
he's just doing a wonderful job. But he must be making millions.
I heard about
60 a year. What Yes. Yeah. If think about it, boner pills, T
shirts, crisis, seed gardens, by iodine DNA repair. Why do I know
this? Circle the Christians in with take power. And back to Tom
Brokaw called
the web of hate, hoping to slow that trend. But the reach and
the poisonous claims of Alex Jones and others like him, and
even establishment public figures would not be slowed. We
cannot disrupt the irrational spread of hate and division by
instantly blindly blaming the other side or by looking away.
We cannot allow the agents of hate to go on challenge and
become the imprint of our time. Being we have our differences,
of course, but in our finest moments, we're a republic that
thrives when I recognize those common threads.
You know what I just realized he has the poop guy sound. But it's
different. He's more like, I'm holding it. I'm holding it.
Holding it to come the imprint of our time, will always have
our differences, of course, but in our finest moments. We're a
republic that thrives when it recognizes common threats and
takes them on that time is now again, this is a sign of common
threats. Requiring uncommon courage. It is a time to step
up. Step up.
Step up, just step up, step up and do why does this
loop resist, resist? Well,
this is this is not a good idea if you need to poop. No, put it
down. Well,
thank you for this biological info. So this is NBC Tom Brokaw,
NBC bring out the big guns and let's just head over to it to
the sister station. Ms. NBC. Joy Reid is listened very closely to
Tom Brokaw. So you know, we really you know, we got to step
up. We really need to stop the hate. This is an ordered
easiest. Oops, I can't believe I play that again. Here we go.
You know, it does feel like you're trying you have people in
the right you have Republicans trying to sort of make
themselves the victim they seem to crave this idea of being the
victims of hate. Why now are Republicans attempting to sort
of make themselves the victims when we saw death threats
against members of Congress for passing universal health care in
2010? I mean, there is a record here, right?
Yeah. As interest I think death threats and someone shooting you
is maybe there's a slight nuance in that. So the question is why
now Republicans trying to be kind insensitive?
Why is Ted Nugent? Why is Ted Nugent who said Obama should
suck on his machine gun? Who said Hillary?
Did he say stuck on my machine gun?
I think he could have.
where's the where's the clip?
I don't know where the clip is. But it would if I if I heard the
clip, I would not be stunned. In the least if Ted Nugent actually
said that Ted
Nugent, who said Obama should suck on his machine gun, who
said Hillary Clinton should be hanged, who said that if Barack
Obama was reelected, either dead or in jail, suddenly he comes
out and says, I want us to change the tone? Really? I guess
people can ask for forgiveness late. To change their tone. He
said the left needs to change it stole on
a second. What the hell is Ted Nugent got to do with the price
of bread? Nothing. Who cares what he said, No, this he's not
a politician. But that's not a politician. He's not a mover and
a shaker
and spewing hatred for hatred sake.
And he and and you're right at this point, if she's going to
start quoting a million things that he may or may not have
said, Let's have, let's hear it. Yeah.
Fine, finally, with the time to get down to brass tacks. Let's
get some evidence here. And the guy who has been leading the
charge on this Russia investigation is he's been
somewhat cagey. In the past, Adam Schiff,
he is ready to constipated turtle.
Yes, the constipated turtle and let's hear about his evidence.
You said recently,
you thought there was evidence of collusion? What kind of
evidence Have you seen? Well,
this is the guy right? This is the guy who's leading the charge
he Yeah, he's the guy. He's the guy. So you would have something
like, can you tell us? Well, I
think there is evidence I can't go into the particulars of our
closest allegation. Oh,
why not? You'd like the White House. Now, you need only this
videotape. You saying things but
I also think there's evidence of obstruction. But in both cases,
it gets better in both cases, what was the
situation? But I also think there's evidence of obstruction.
But in both cases, I would say whether there is some evidence
doesn't mean that there's proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The
same people that say that there's no evidence of collusion
say there's no evidence of obstruction and the president
indeed, cannot commit obstruction. Okay. I don't buy
that. If you look at James Comey now,
okay, this is this is interesting. You got to hear his
analogy. So he's saying the president cannot actually
obstruct justice by firing someone because he's allowed to
fire someone. That's, that's the dealio. That's how it works. So
he's going to make a comparison
to you, Leo? Yeah. The cool. That's a phrase for the shade.
That's it. Well, dealio
dealio, D E. L. E, oh, I believe was I O
direction? I don't buy that. If you look at James Comey, his
testimony and we were trying this in the court of law, no
judge would exclude that that would all be relevant evidence
as to potential obstruction. And the fact that the President can
fire someone for good cause or can fire someone with no cause
doesn't mean that he can fire someone for malicious cause. The
fact that an employer can terminate an employee at will
doesn't mean that he can fire an employee because the employee
rejected their sexual advances.
Okay. Oh, that's what we're dealing with. Okay, now I
understand makes nothing but sense shift your last Broseph
Hey, I have a I think I have the clip of Ted Nugent saying Obama
can suck on his machine gun the apparently during a concert
let's see
okay, so he's holding up an AR, or similar assault rifle and he
says suck on this that's not quite the same. Okay, suck on
this sometime you Putz. Let's go do it again that's it
was the first one was somebody else? Arnold. Arnold Newton's
Second issue you puts in and then then he called Obama punk.
Yeah, but he didn't say suck on my machine gun. He held up.
Not say suck on my machine gun. I
just want to clear that up. Because you know, that's it
people. People in the chat room already saying yeah, you said
that. No, he didn't. He implied it. And it wasn't a machine gun.
I It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter actually screw it
matters.
So they had these hearings and a bunch of hearings all at the
same time. Yeah, I saw a couple of them. And I want to contrast
two or three of these. I got three clips. And I want to start
with this new hearing CBS This CBS it here they are, again,
kind of twisting a story to their benefit. And I could I
could make a whole separate podcast of CBS twisting stories,
or leaving stuff out or not slanting, your slanting in a
certain way. But here's the overview story about the
hearings. These are our security hearings that are going on about
now they discovered that the Russians really were tapped in
they were there. Were screwing with apparently 21 states. Yes.
And one name
is and I'm still confused about that. Because I remember I
remember reading the DHS memos. But people who were dudes named
Ben who were manning things, they saw the log files, the all
the probing was from DC.
You recall? Yeah, I do remember that. So
this the Russia amplify the way everyone's probing those
databases that get hit all the time.
Yeah, all the time. Right. Let's, let's hear new here. This
is the CBS angle let's listen to
Russian hacking of the 2016 campaign went a lot deeper than
previously known. That's what current and former
counterintelligence officials told Congress today. Here's Jeff
gays.
As of right now, we have evidence of 21 state election
related systems in 21. states that were targeted
Homeland Security officials said the Russians appeared to target
voter registration data. Of the 21 states only Illinois and
Arizona have said that they were attacked. We had DHS official
Jeanette Manfra would not name the other 19. Even when pressed
by the Senate Intelligence committee's top Democrat, Mark
Warner,
how many states did the Russians actually exfiltrate data, such
as voter registration lists prefer not to go into those
details in this forum sir,
EU officials all said there was no evidence any votes were
actually changed. But the scope of Russia's efforts was
staggering. Because this didn't FBI Director Bill pre step the
internet
is just it has allowed Russia to do so much more today than
they've ever been able to do in the past.
Yet enough for the House Intelligence Committee. Former
DHS Secretary Jay Johnson defended his agency's response.
The state election officials are very sensitive about what they
perceive to be federal intrusion into their process. I heard that
firsthand. Over and over.
The Obama administration formally blamed Russia for the
attacks on October 7, but Johnson says that warning was
drowned out.
It did not get the public attention that it should have
frankly, because the same day the press was focused on the
release of the Access Hollywood Video.
And that video, of course showed then candidate Trump making
disparaging remarks about women. Just yesterday, White House
Press Secretary Sean Spicer admitted that he and the
President still had not discussed whether the Russians
actually interfered in the election. Anthony. Thanks, Jeff.
Yeah, number of things here. Yes. Johnson thing is, they did
not play the good part of which I have I have to, you probably
have something else but no, we
check it out. Mine is one minute and 15 seconds. Yours is one
minute and 10 seconds. I'm sure it's exactly the same. Nice.
Where'd
you get yours? Where'd it come from? From the hearing, which is
from C span. Now, okay, here's your let me play mine because
yours is from C span. It's pure. I'm going to buy as part of a
report. Ah, okay. I'm sorry. Couple of things. One, they
downplayed the Johnson testimony, which which was a lot
different than what they asked. It was a condemnation of the
media. It was a total condemnation, but the way I'll
play the the media version, and you play that,
oh, this is beautiful how this works
now. spiking the ball. Sorry. Now, the thing to note here is
that CBS when they did their report, they had to get in the
little thing at the end of badDo. The media, they were
plotted, they're talking about the NBC tape, you know, with
Billy bud or whatever his name is Access Hollywood. Access
Hollywood, Billy Bob, Billy Dan, well, that's it guys. They Billy
Bush. And then then the guy has to say at the very end, he says,
and that was about Trump disparaging women. They had to
put that isn't so this so this was actually a Trump hit piece.
Yeah. Which really was like why are you guys kidding me? Can't
you do something else
even though even though his house his home, mom alog was
about the media messing it up.
Exactly. Now here's the here's another report from a different
network on the new hearings with Jed Johnson pissed off.
A current FBI official told the Senate Intelligence Committee
how the Russian government directed cyber attacks to wage
an information campaign that favored then candidate Trump
who's Homeland Security Official Janet Mann for also offered new
details on how Russians attempted to interfere with
state election systems.
16 elections as
of right now, we have evidence of 21 States election related
systems in 21 states that were targeted.
But in no case were actual vote tallies altered in any way,
shape or form.
That is correct.
In a separate and almost simultaneous hearing before
House intelligence, former Secretary of Homeland Security
Jay Johnson describe learning about Russian hacking into
Democratic National Committee systems. months after the FBI
became aware.
It had been some months before I was learning of this, that the
FBI and the DNC had been in contact with each other about
this. And I was not very happy to be learning about it several
months later, very clearly, I was not pleased that we were not
in there, helping them patch this vulnerability.
Where was that in the CBS report and
not there at all at all.
It's not there at all knowing that but they made it sound like
he was all part of the whole thing. He was really happy as a
happy camper. No, he was irked.
He was asked about a number of things.
You have the big Earth clip, Jim Clapper and I made the statement
on October 7.
Now this is when they came out and said, you know, was it 17
Whatever it was whatever the statement was that Russians
hacked Russians hacked, and he's very angry. But he's angry at
the media who funnily enough didn't pick up on this.
Jim Clapper and I made the statement on October 7. And I'm
glad we did frankly, I think the larger issue is it did not get
the public attention that it should have, frankly, because
the same day the press was placed on the release of the
Access Hollywood Video. Yeah,
that's the piece that CBS put in. That's where they stopped
it. But it continues.
That took me to our news below the fold news that day.
The Secretary mentioned, though, that the statement you issued
didn't get much attention because of the timing of Access
Hollywood, when it didn't get much attention. Why didn't the
administration go further? Why didn't the President for
example, speak about this? It was left to yourself and
Director Clapper to issue a written statement President of
meaning Obama, without any further elaboration. There were
no steps taken, for example, to impose sanctions on Russia. Why
weren't those additional steps taken when they first notice
really was essentially overlooked by the public? Gee,
I'm thinking maybe because the intelligence departments thought
it was bullshit.
Well, and but more net nine a bullshit but it was also better
to let the Trump thing go because that took a week to get
over
over us. Right. That was the one that lamb and Trump Yeah, that
that was the one that was going to bring him down. It was
perfectly time they were ready to go
was essentially overlooked by the public.
Well, I You shouldn't view the October 7 statement in
isolation, sir. First, I had been engaging state election
officials since August, and I'd issued a public statement on
August 15. I issued a public statement on September 16. I
issued another public statement on October 1, there's the
October 7 statement that I issued another statement on
October 10.
Seems like a lot.
Yeah. And he obviously this is a little miffed that the media was
too wrapped up in the Access Hollywood tape to and now we
know that what's really important is the Russians. Now
this is very, it's all falling apart. It's all falling apart.
Well, what's falling apart is this scheme, which we talked
about Allah and I promote more than anyone, which is they're
trying to keep this pot boiling this anti Trump hate Trump pot
boiling until I'm sorry until 2018 and they can't even get it
keep it boiling until Christmas.
I mean, they're already resorting to kids in pink tutu
saying build the wall. I mean, come on. This is very
disturbing.
I don't know what they're gonna do. This is really just a mess
for them.
And let's since I got a lot of emails, let's talk about the the
crash the ship, the ship crash.
Yes, I do have a backgrounder. It actually is pretty good. CBS
is good with this sort of thing. Well, because
the Pentagon and CIA they will slam the Pentagon. It's so easy
once you understand how to look at things.
Yes, how a top of the line US Navy warship could be T boned by
a slower and less maneuverable container.
I think you're the first person to use the T bone phrase
regarding I'm glad somebody else is using it. Nobody was talking
about it at all at all at all. Until we started so you brought
on the T bone.
How a top of the line US Navy warship could be T boned by a
slower, less maneuverable container ship remains
inexplicable, but the result is indisputable. Seven American
sailors dead and the USS Fitzgerald limping into port.
Vice Admiral Joseph OKCoin, commander of the Seventh Fleet,
said the crew had to fight to keep the ship afloat.
The damage is mostly underneath the waterline and it's a large
gash near the keel of the ship,
the Japanese Coast Guard said the ACX crystal plowed into the
Fitzgerald at 130 in the morning, local time.
There's a lot of discrepancies about this. There's some say
Well, first it was because they have the maritime you have like
the the transponder, so they can track it just like you can't
with airplanes, tada. They they they swerved came around and
then hammered him. Then you can look
at he has he has an explanation for that. Okay. Yeah, I believe
and I believe that CBS is getting the real story and they
had some stuff I never heard before and I didn't know that
the captain was nearly dead. Yeah. And the boat actually hit
his cabinet and wreck the cabinet and put him in the
hospital.
The Japanese Coast Guard said the ACX crystal plowed into the
Fitzgerald at 130 in the morning, local time. As the
Philippine flag vessel was headed from Nagoya, to offload
cargo in Tokyo Bay. A website that tracks commercial vessels
shows the crystal making a sharp change of course, at exactly
that time, as if it had run into something and was coming about
to see what it was. The containership had a crew of only
20 and may well have been operating on autopilot to
Fitzgerald and its crew of 300 was outbound. Its bridge watch
would have included an officer of the deck radar operators and
lookouts. They should have been able to see the crystal coming
from at least 10 miles away. That would leave plenty of time
to alter course and to alert the captain. Commander Bryce Benson
was still in his cabin when the crystal struck.
His cabin was destroyed. He's lucky to be alive.
An investigation will determine who made what mistakes but in
the US Navy The Captain is held responsible for everything that
happens aboard his ship. Anthony
David Martin thanks David. All right, so
that's letting us know that the captain's toast
sorry man I'm sorry not feeling too well after that. But yeah,
you gotta go do anything else
that's all I got. I just thought the intro would be good because
I figured you'd have
well pretty much universally then we have a lot of producers
who have been in the Navy
yes and a lot of notes love letters Yeah,
subs and etc. And I would say the overarching conclusion is
that this is not new. It was an equipment malfunction,
malfunction and is being blamed on the semen semen then the I
find that to be a very logical explanation because you will
never hear anyone admit to that because the billion dollar boat
Yeah, yeah, but yeah, this is pretty much universally sad. I
must have been a malfunction but stuff does malfunction well so
one thing
that had to be they have so many redundant systems on these boats
that had to have been a couple of things that malfunction or
somebody just unless they turn something off. I mean a lot of
people believe they turned off which is not uncommon with the
US Navy to turn off the auto signal or that lets people know
that there's a boat there because they don't like to be
tracked. Right? I've read that system now. But But assuming
that system it was turned off for whatever reason because he
didn't want to be tracked the radar I
know is the radar that's what I'm hearing no
there's no there's a beacon Yes, well, obviously all
I know like I understand like aircraft I understand all ships
have a beacon yes but the US Navy likes to turn the beacon
off because they don't like to be tracked and turn it off but
they would turn it off in that area.
Yeah, but maybe the China the the what is it called the
crystal frigate. Maybe that would have their transplant No
it didn't because we were tracking it. I don't know that
all I know is the guys who have emailed pretty much say the
sounds like an equipment malfunction and they're just
going to cover it up and just say was human error.
Goodbye covered up a desk guy's not going to be a captain. not
on any ship again ever
no and I wish it was much cooler conspiratorial
not much to it. I do know this apparently they did a the
sailors that were left on board were had to do a bucket brigade
with I guess three or four buckets. Does that thing was
about
thinking yeah, I was thinking yeah, the Euro they
saved though they save the boat. That's a big deal to save the
boat.
billion dollar boat. No kidding.
of dead things sank. Boy,
now you know I lived in Belgium for a while. Yes, your Antwerp
lived in Bruges. No. I live near Antwerp from nowhere near
Bruges,
the diamond capital of the world. Yes, indeed.
Well, the European Union, the commission has come up with a
little issue with the Belgians. You need to know that even
though the Dutch bill is saved that the Belgians are French fry
eaters, it's really the Dutch who eat the most French fries
but arguably freet was invented as it as a standalone dish in
Belgium and the Flemish speaking for the northern part of of
Belgium. Right. And they are up in arms the Belgians
over over free over fried. Yes. Well, because people out there
who don't know we're talking about French fries. Yes.
But okay, so the french fries are it's like the snack bars,
which are called free to cut. It's just a little shack and
they have a deep fryer in there and they're just making French
fries up and you get a little pointy bag. And in the pointy
bag, you got the french fries, and typically a big glob of, of
mayonnaise
nail man. And I should mention, I think there's a clone of that
type of shop. It's either in Brooklyn or Manhattan is very
popular.
Oh, really? That's a good idea. The you could do it. You could
do free to anywhere. I think people would love it. Even if
even the man is it man. I remember when I was seven, I
first landed in Holland, I saw people eating french fries. Man,
I was like, I gotta get out of this country. This is bad is
bad.
It takes some getting used to but once you do you realize it's
actually a delicious combination. And they
have this kind of mayonnaise with little relish type stuff
through it, which gives it a little little tangy, almost like
a tartar sauce kind of kind of deal. But anyway, the the flavor
is of course from the craftsmanship of how the
Belgians make this by double frying, they double fry the
french fries once for soft data,
which is not a unknown technique as Julia Childs and other people
that did a lot of TV cooking, promote the double frying
mechanism. I've done it a few times. It doesn't, really to me,
I think if you do it right, you don't need to do that. But okay,
fine. It is interesting. But that's where it comes from
probably well, what
the European Commission is now saying is that potatoes need to
be blanched first to prevent the formation of acrylamide. An
allegedly hazardous compound that can form in the frying
process when certain foods are heated to a temperature above
120 degrees Celsius. Senator what? Yes. Yes. So
acryl amide Aquila. Yeah. Oh, God, what is that? I don't know.
We're gonna have to look at it. Here we go.
Now, I've been eating fruit. All my life. I've never become
everybody
listening to the show has Carillo mind
and you know how the Gestapo we're gonna do that in the EU.
They're gonna have people checking Hey, check your french
fry. By you blanching them first. And of course it will
ruin the whole process, which is you know, you fry it. Once you
get the soft inside then at a really high temperature to get
the crunchy outside. It's how it's done has been done this way
for centuries. acrylamide, that is what
I'm looking. Here it is. The discovery of acrylamide is
further down in the document. This is a chemical used in
industry has, in some cooked starchy foods in 2002 prompted
concerns about carcinogenic the carcinogenicity of these foods
as of 2016 is still not clear whether acrylamide consumption
affects people's risk of developing cancer. acrylamide is
a classifies extremely hazardous substance in the United States
as defined in Section 302 Blah, blah, blah. The US emergency
planning is somebody district reporting requirements. Okay, so
they're freaked out about this stuff as a carcinogen, but it
comes from industry is used in industrial use of plastics
business. So how does it get into the use of manufacture
various polymers? It was in water treatment. It's used using
bindings thickening or flocculate flocculating agents
in grout, cement sewage, wastewater treatment, pesticide
formulations, cosmetics, sugar manufacturing and soil erosion
prevention or process guys useful. It's good stuff.
Toxicity that's
highly toxic. Okay, so
somewhere along the lines, apparently, there it is is 2014
is still not clear whether dietary acrylamide consumption
affects people's risk of developing cancer experimental
results that are based on feeding acrylamide to animals
might not be applicable to humans. Food industry workers
exposed to twice the average level of criminal acrylamide do
not exhibit higher cancer rates. Oh, well then why are they doing
this skin irritant and may be a tumor initiator on the skin. So
don't rub those French fries on your skin. It's fine. Some
phytochemicals it was potential. Okay, it sounds like bullcrap.
It sounds like overcautious. This is, to me is a classic EU
situation. Yes. Karela. My husband found in black olives,
prunes, dried pears and coffee. Coffee snacks, so they're going
to ban those two. Well, they're not banning the Fred the free
gorilla mite has been found in roasted barley tea. So do you
have to borrow roses says brown prior to being steeped in hot
water the roasting process revealed two to 600 micrograms
of acrylic mide 1000 micrograms per kilogram final potato,
Chris. Okay, you get potato crisps and other fries. So in
other words, potato chips are loaded with this stuff.
So what is it so they so they're all up in arms? They have two
levels appear to rise and I can't I can't get time. Nobody
knows the mechanism. Can you hear me at all? Many believe
it's my yard reaction in fried or baked goods. You've
just lost the ability to hear me.
You there? Yeah, I'm
here. Oh, did you hear me? Oh, I know what happened. You hit the
mute button. For the past five minutes. I've been like Hello.
Hello. Hello.
And mute button again like an idiot. There it is. Okay, we're
off. At least I was providing good information. Okay, hold on.
The my yard reactions of French pronunciation is a chemical
reaction between amino acids and reducing sugars that gives brown
food is distinctive flavor. They can't This is bull crap.
So what is blanching? How is that done? And what Bible
the ranching is you dropped a french fries into boiling water
for any amount of time you want. I would say if I was going to
blanch potatoes, I'd probably boil some water and then dropped
a french fries in there for about 15 seconds. 30 seconds
maybe,
though, okay.
I don't know what that would do negatively, it probably wouldn't
hurt. I mean, it's just but it adds to the process. I mean, it
seems to me that if you're if you're French fries shot, you
don't need this aggravation
now, well, they're up in arms about it. They're mad than I
understand. What's next. They're going to attack the muscles
industry.
Yep, it's coming probably well in Belgium. That'd be funny.
Yeah, they shouldn't be up in arms. This is the problem. And
the joke is, of course, is that these rules come from Belgium.
This kind of sad. Man. All right. You
know, it's here's the thing that bothers me about all this. And
I've seen this with cheese industry and all the rest. And
in the EU, they all you can't use wood. You can't put your
pieces of goat cheese on wood, you have to use plastic to age
or whatever, you know, whatever the process is, they these are
mechanisms and techniques that they're tried and true. They're
actually proven over time to be safe. You start fooling around,
you're introducing variables that may not be as safe as it as
the mechanism that has been proven over time to be safe.
It's always bothersome to me when you who knows maybe the
blanching of the potatoes before your French Trump does someday
the other harmful
meanwhile, su VT is okay. And that's just taking place
everywhere. Yeah, that's, that's kind of the odd the odd way
about it. A, ie.
A? Yes. And you know, me and Sue VT. I'm not a big fan. No. Now
everything I've ever had prepared, which Suvi technique
is delicious.
Last see, are we still in gay pride pride? I'm sorry, not gay
are still in Pride Month. I believe we are. This is all
taken over the month and they're gonna take over the quarter and
then it's gonna be the whole year.
Yeah. Well, there's an issue. There's an issue the in
Philadelphia which as you know, is the pride capital of the
United States of America. There was an issue as the pride flag
the rainbow flag was hoisted on a pole outside City Hall and
people clapped and cheered. And then it hit them. Wait a minute.
in it. What is this? They've added a black and a brown stripe
to the rainbow flag. Yes. Turns out Amber hikes head of
Philadelphia's office of LGBT affairs approved the committee's
decision to add the stripes as a way to give more visibility to
LGBT plus people of color
well, that's not what the flag is about. It's not a race flag
it is now you know, it's funny that I was watching the gay this
show as case a news or something I
just happened bump into news.
And so I used to try to get clips from this show. It's on
the Yeah, the out people on that show. And you can't get any
clips. It's ridiculous. All I do is grouse. But they one day and
I watched the whole thing they had the guy who's dead now the
guy who invented the Gay Day, the gay flag, the guy who
designed it. And he said, A little known fact for anyone out
there who's gay. There were two additional stripes on that flag
originally. Oh, there was another version of pink and
another version of purple at the top and the bottom and they took
those off because they say decided there's just too damn
many stripes. It was ridiculous. So he took the so he took two
extra stripes off because there were too damn many stripes and
these guys putting two stripes there aren't even approved
not by that guy. He's dead.
That's dumb.
Yeah, but a lot of people don't like it they complain their
breaks with tradition. There's no brown and rainbow singles out
people of color for special treatment. No Brown and there's
no brown in a rainbow I'm a little concerned when I read
this kind of stuff first of the fact that they did that at all.
In your Can you why not add some white on there? I don't want I'm
just I'm just a white guy. But why not add a little bit of
white you know, there's there's white gay, lesbian,
transgendered. But about
Chinese. I mean, they have the brown mid they lay a
really thin stripe, yellow, really thin yellow stripe.
Yeah, there you go. That won't offend anybody now well, not
being offensive. I have a clip. Okay, which I thought this was
kind of offensive. They apparently the Supreme Court has
struck down anything that says you trademark can't be offensive
play the Supreme Court and free speech.
Supreme Court rule today. In two free speech cases the justices
said a ban on offensive trademarks is unconstitutional.
That's a victory for the Asian American rock band The slants
battling to trademark their name. It also gives a boost to
the Washington Redskins in their fight to keep the trademark to
their name. In the other case, the Court struck down a North
Carolina law that bans sex offenders from social media
websites. Coming up next on the CBS Evening News. Only thing
rising in Phoenix is the temperature.
Wait a minute, that was very odd
that they took their what
what was that? They added a whole different thing. Bowl
different clips or they had, you know offense Redskins, the
slants and then all of a sudden, and then all sudden,
that was funny. In the other case, the Court struck down on
North Carolina law that banned sex offenders from social media
websites.
What does that have to do with with the other with the rest of
the story? I don't understand.
It was a major it was a Supreme Court.
Oh, okay. I see. Yeah, people are surprised and it all had to
do with free speech. Yeah. Well, so the Supreme Court did a good
thing here.
Well, they did. Yeah, they Yeah, they should have done a bunch of
bullcrap. If these guys want to call themselves this, Lance.
Yeah. If they
want to call themselves that. Do whatever you want to do. Yeah,
who cares? Yeah. Oh, man. Well, I'm glad we have a Supreme Court
that has their head on straight. It wasn't it wasn't a unanimous
decision.
I don't know that and say, well, that's rather interesting. I
look it up. Yeah, well, we
won't look it up right now. But gosh, golly,
gosh, golly, and His Holy smokes. indeedy, I say, I'm
going
to show my school but donate to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
right everybody the crackers are here. The crackers out
here kind of a short list of people who helped us out on show
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to keep the program going. Ah. The President made me likes
Obama the the President made me laugh made me laugh with
probably the funniest environmental a minute and a
half that he's you know, you thought that the China created
the global warming hoax was funny. Now wait until you hear
what the President has come up with now.
We use electric we use wind we use solar we use coal we use
natural gas. We will use
natural gas big favorites a crowd pleaser.
Yeah, they got a bunch of shells and
whenever you hear natural gas jam, we just gotta go. Oh, yeah.
Blue Flame. Coal.
We use natural gas. We will use nuclear if the right opportunity
presents itself
and I'm happy but so here I'm like, Oh, okay. Well, the right
opportunity is certainly here. Pres. But yeah, okay,
we're gonna be strong for the future. We're gonna be strong
for the future. I don't want to just hope the wind blows to
light up your homes in your factory.
Now he's great, but this guy tops it as the birds fall to the
ground, the birds fall into the ground because of the windmills
But wait.
There's more. And we're thinking of some One thing that's unique,
which Oh,
but he's thinking of something that's unique. What could you
think of John, if you wanted to help American energy and
American energy policy and actually create a lot of energy
with something that you're already doing, but combo a
twofer deal?
I mean, what the ocean power? No, no, no, no, no, no, I got it
wiring up by people spin classes so they can power the lighting
for the building
that would probably be better than the President's idea. And
we're thinking
of something that's unique. We're talking about the southern
border, lots of sun, lots of heat. We're thinking about
building the wall as a solar wall. So it creates the slave
hideous.
Whoa, solar panels on the wall. Now, this is one of the
stupidest things I've ever heard.
Lots of heat. We're thinking about building the wall as a
solar wall. So it creates energy, energy and pays for
itself. Oh. And this way, Mexico will have to pay much less
money. And that's good. Is that good? That's great. You're the
first group I've told that to make sense. Let's see we're
working
away it gets better. He's given a solar wall. It makes sense.
Make sense? Let's see we're working it out. We'll see. Solar
wall panels beautiful. I mean, actually think of it the higher
it goes, the more valuable it is. It's like oh my god. Pretty
good imagination. Right? Yeah. My idea. My idea
this solar wall. Now I've heard everything then therefore,
because it pays for itself somehow magically all of a
sudden, Mr. President, no, it doesn't pay for itself. But
because it pays for itself. The Mexicans will have to it's a
good it was good for the Mexicans.
I was a Mexican as I start taking those panels home.
We don't want to go over the wall anymore. We just want the
panels. That's worth some. That's that's possibly one of
the stupidest things I've ever heard him sash.
Ohio speech I believe, Bob.
Sorry. I'm sorry, Ohio.
Yeah, they love him there. But to say my pretty good. Ohio. I'm
in Iowa.
Maya is my idea. He says my thought Yeah, but he's so
serious about it. Like, wow, I can understand people's heads
exploding over that shit. Oh, yeah. Please, if we if we build
a solar wall, I will be very disappointed.
We won't. So let's, let's take a look at some news that the US
didn't cover at all. Okay. I always like doing that. And of
course the place you get that sort of news, sometimes with a
slant usually. But sometimes night is on RT and this is the
story that I didn't know anything about this. This is the
Philippines in the USA and Duarte story. US military
advisors are there to assist their Philippine colleagues, but
it turns out President Rodrigo Duterte he never invited them.
Miguel Francis Santiago looks at how the country's chain of
command operates. Yeah,
so how aware is President new territory or what's going on in
his own country? Now you may recall that when Duterte he
became president last year, he took quite a hostile stance
towards the US. Not an easy task considering you once wore a US
colony
announced my separation from the United States. Be social.
Economic.
Today the tourney is battling ISIL allied groups who invaded
the South and island of Mindanao and captured one of its largest
cities, and the US military is there to providing assistance.
The US Embassy in Manila claims that the Philippine government
requested the aid. Apparently it wasn't the president who asked
for help. But the Philippine army with the Army Brigadier
General Padilla saying to AP that we don't have good
surveillance equipment, so we asked the US military for help.
Now the Philippine army stressed it was only the equipment and no
boots on the ground, however, gone said it's also sending an
additional 300 to 500 US troops to support regular training
activities and no further details. Now did the President
know well it turned out he didn't until the help arrived.
I have not done that. I have not made an appeal. As it I did not
even know that the American government has been providing it
The technical
and President attorney did not say whether his military went
over his head. He only said that because of the longtime close
ties between the US and its ex colony. His army has always been
very pro American. And now almost a week after that pretty
surprising admission, we are learning from the president
spokesperson that he quote has accepted the situation. At this
stage.
Frankly, President seems to be very vulnerable at this stage.
He does not want to face a coup, he does not want to face unrest
from his own military. He accepted the fact that his
generals are all pro American for us. And it seems that he has
to live with that kind of situation if he wants to stay on
in power. Okay,
Sparky, the dimension dog was in the house. Yes, I
heard sparks. Now, I like to look at the map when it comes to
these things. And I see that we're building we're expanding
our bases. This is clearly just to sit off China's but they're
totally I mean, is there anything going on that they
needed? What what rebels what was the problem? I
know some ISIS associated groups
flee fleas. That's crap.
Now they've been having insurgents in that area for I
don't know, the last 50 years so I don't
know that's how nobes how it goes. Hey, Jean, we got to get
some shit around China. What should we do? I don't know send
some guys in there cause a ruckus in the Philippines it
will call the guy who call us so invite us into Tata had nothing
to do with it. And here we are. Bingo. Boom, Bada bing.
Yeah, I could run this ad.
I could run this country. You could. Yeah, you got to look at
the maps people.
But that was not reported at all in the US. No, ta Well, I
there's
no I knew about the advisors. But
I do have one clip of the airport stabbing and it's a big
deal. Yeah. Some Canadian Muslim comes across the border and
stabbed some guy knows how long bar and we need
you know, over the past few days when the story broke. We need
one of our Arab speakers to send in an official pronunciation. I
have heard it all Akbar Allah Akbar Allah wah wah, wah wah bah
Akbar Allah. I've heard so many different versions of it. I like
for us to get it right.
Okay. We just need that if there is a right it may be
dialectical.
Could be could be. And I loved again, a report I heard in the
car. When the police was either the police chief or the method
was police chief said well, you know, there was some some Muslim
dialect. Like God,
really well. I had the police chief talking but he didn't I
didn't get that clip. That's good
Muslim dialect. Oh, god. No wonder versus dialect.
Please say he's attacking
black dialects. So maybe this.
No, come on. John isn't it's an Arabic dialect Arabic Muslim.
It's like you had a Christian dialect.
But he say his attacker was a Canadian man who stabbed the
officer in the neck declaring God is great in Arabic and
making references to Muslims conflicts. The wounded officer
is recovering tonight as authorities on both sides of the
border urgently try to learn more about the accused attacker.
NPCs Blake McCoy has late details now from Flint, Florida
by the terminal we
had an officer down urgent calls for help this morning at Bishop
airport in Flint, Michigan after a man stabbed an airport police
officer. Everyone was evacuated from the airport which was
quickly shut down. We are investigating this incident
today that happened at about 945 this morning as an act of
terrorism. Officials say 50 year old or more for two weeks. A
Canadian entered the United States on June 16. He made his
way to Flint Michigan this morning where he targeted
airport security officer Lieutenant Jeff Neville
wait so he was the TSA officer about just airport security was
the police just
said he was a security guy he was carrying was it.
He went into a restroom. He spent a little time in the
restroom, dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife
yelled Allah Akbar and stabbed Lieutenant Novell in the neck.
Neville was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
Tonight he is improving. Lieutenant Nevels never stopped
fighting never stopped fighting until I handcuffed this person.
The incident took place in terminal two outside the secure
part of the terminal.
I have the official pronunciation of a lock bar.
Right? Yeah. There it is. Very He
goes, You know,
it's I hope we don't start to get a situation like it's going
on in Europe right now. Yeah, where he's I think people don't
even know what's real and what's not real. I mean, there are
things that could be totally bogus it can be you know, you
can have terrorists this or that for all kinds of reasons just to
distract from a political story. There's all kinds of weirdness
going on. And I detect that we have a lot of elites on the run.
They're worried and they're pulling all the stops out and
this like a cat in the you know, driven into the corner. You
gotta be very careful with this.
No, it's not if you listen to no agenda show.
Well, the no agenda show, I think we can probably find
biological proof that we do help restore the synapse, connections
between the amygdala and the frontal cortex. And we should
frontal cortex healthy that's the key keep it healthy. Well,
is it the frontal cortex thing to keep healthy or the Yes, or
the amygdala? You have to keep that healthy.
amygdala is just, it's like a thing. It's an old vessels like
the reptilian brain,
right, but it gets really big. Yeah, you don't want it big.
That's right. So you
want to just keep it in and just ignore it. Hopefully it goes
away. It's not going to now I was talking to me yesterday
about she's a big fan of the show. This is us. Yeah. Which I
guess is a big hit. I think the show is racist. I told her so I
think it's I think it's raised got all kinds of Andhra, I can't
put my finger on why it's racist, but it's extremely
racist. Okay. And I just sent his racist and it's just because
I live in Berkeley. So I can sense these things. It's like
gaydar. You know, you really areas a lot of gays, you can
figure it out. Now there's a new show called Carmichael, which is
just racist because it's all it is, is about race. And
Carmichael did a bit which I had to record because it's about
it's promoting black stereotypes in a very awkward way. And in
this particular episode,
I was reading what's what network is this on?
I think it's on ABC. Okay. I may look in the meantime to make
sure ABC has stuff like this. And I think this is us as ABC
for sounds
like the Norman Lear foundation to me. We know they all they do
all kinds of ABC stuff like with the
allow now that you said anything I have to look right now. Just
to make sure so the other
one was modern Modern Family they we know they can see. Yeah,
we know that the Lear foundation is very proud of their Modern
Family.
Place tropical.
Oh, I have Okay, now I have the real pronunciation Hold on a
second.
Aloha. Allahu Allah. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu
Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar.
Allahu Allah. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar.
Okay, one
more time you're going to become a Muslim bigot by rule
that's right that's right. Yeah, not gonna say
there's a rule about that and then the if Danny can't quit
because I'll shoot you or somebody will all right. Some
somebody from Saudi Arabia Okay, I'm gonna here on the guy 7.4
rating I'm looking at IDM DB where it was run they don't even
tell you is useless. Let me try move back
Carmichael TV show or Michael TV shows where's the network? Here
it is officially
you failed me small see NBC okay, I stand corrected them.
Alright. And
are Michael shows on NBC. Okay. So here is a couple of clips
from our
show is is a black producer, black director.
All Blacks have produced and we we edit and write I'm sure in a
direct okay, I could be wrong if it's not all blacks, and they
have no excuse for the content. It's very black show. And it's
moderately entertaining. But it's filled with this sort of
thing that just bugs me this not connected to the story. It's
just a bunch of propaganda and this is a propaganda about
blacks. Don't read.
Please answer this question first. Okay. How many black
people do you know that read?
You mean like when they don't have to? Yes. Like reading just
for fun? Yes. You mean like reading just to read just
Lutetia reading for the sake of reading.
That's a tough one. That's SS magazine.
That's nothing to be proud of.
Oh, you're bragging about reading your knowledge of black
people's on a fifth grade level.
Why are you acting like this is news. Listen, there are some
things black people just don't
do. No, no, no. We do not have a set of rules we need to abide by
Sure we
do. We don't ski. We don't let dogs lick all about. And under
no circumstances do we ever ever drive a Subaru?
You know it's This is the kind of humor we had on TV in the
70s.
And little bit there was Jefferson.
Jefferson. Yeah, absolutely. It was funny. You don't like this?
I think it's pretty funny. I don't I don't.
Okay. I'm not saying it's not funny or that. But it's if
you're white and you're laughing at this material, you're
laughing at the can get the culture. And I think that in
this particular moment in time where we have all this Trump
hate, and this this relationship between Democrats and
Republicans is screwy and blacks and whites is screwing we have
black lives matter. I don't think it works. Well.
Personally, I see. But I could be wrong. I mean, we have a
second part of the clips. It's got some more of this sort of
easy easy humor.
I said dogs moms are cleaner than humans but I think why
people just saying that to justify that
there's all sorts of rules gerat Like you got to say all black
movies are good even if they bad. You got to assume
all cops are bad even when a good we don't like halibut. But
we don't
eat halibut okay,
no one eats Taliban.
Very dry fish. Sorry, I'm just getting a little frustrated.
You really want to live in a world where black people only do
things other black people approve?
Oh, I love that.
See Toronto, these rules. They have purpose. They bind us as a
community. They unite us against the threat of a white culture
that brought us here slaves.
That's the most eloquent explanation I've ever heard for
not reading.
Well, I like it. And I you know, what
does that explain to me that last gag?
What that was just flat. It was dumb. But at least the last line
there about people don't read. But it I when I see Jews joking
about what they will or won't eat. Or how they are aren't in
temple. I like it. That I think that's the way it should be.
And, and I would prefer if everybody could make jokes like
that, that is not possible. Maybe never again. But maybe I
think I have a feeling these these producers. They may not
even intend it. But to me, it's like Yeah, bring that back. Can
we just laugh about each other? If White people do crazy crap, I
went I went to college for all three months. I my roommate was
Ty Hamilton from the Newark, Newark, Trenton. That black kid
was about 40 50% Black, the college I went to, and he taught
me how to wash my clothes with tide. And he taught me how to
moisturize Thank you very much Ty Hamilton Thank you I've
moisturize I looked like a teenager. And that's culture and
it's different and I like it and we can learn from it and it's
fine if you make jokes about it personally, I like it I
encourage this
but a timecode down there what I do wrong know something I wanted
to think it would consider for the beginning of the show. Okay.
Oh done okay. I don't I'm not gonna argue your point. Yeah,
I'm okay with it. I just I am not okay with it.
All right. And that's okay. Let me see. I did want to just get
one thing in here while she two things sorry to go from black
people to war. We shot down a Syrian
jet is have a clip.
Syrian jet shoot down okay.
Tensions between the US and Russia are rising after the US
down to Syrian jet yesterday. Washington and Moscow are
backing different sides in serious Civil War, which has
dragged on now for more than six years. Holly Williams has more
on this Holly.
Anthony the US coalition says that a Syrian regime su 22
fighter jet dropped bombs close to us backed forces on the
ground southwest of Rucker. Now those forces are fighting
against ISIS. They're supported by US troops. And the bombs were
so close that the US tension fit to shoot down the Syrian jet.
The first time that's happened during the Syrian civil war. Now
Russia which backs the Syrian regime has retaliated by saying
that it will now track all US coalition aircraft as targets.
Russia also says that it is shutting down cooperation to
prevent midair collisions. Though General Dunford, the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said today that the two
countries are still communicating and he warned
against hyperbole. As ISIS loses ground in Syria pro regime
forces and US backed forces are bumping up against each other,
increasing the danger of a miscalculation, with the worst
case scenario being the US and Russia drawn into a direct
conflict.
Holly Williams in Istanbul news
media would love to see that. They would love it.
We'd love I think that there's an undercurrent in the in the
Defense Department and l swear that wants to see this is a
little while they're playing chicken No I think they'd like
to see some some for the purposes of selling arm is they
want to see an SU 35 Go off and go off against an F 22 Raptor
I thank you very good exactly this is this is the Paris Air
Show was on right now where everyone's selling their new
heart got this idea from yes you nailed it absolutely hey I've
been to air shows many air shows the back in the helicopter days
and this is in the USA if you if they have an idea you have money
man you get helicopter rides over the Vegas strip that
happened to be in Vegas at one time the Paris Air Show I showed
interest in a helicopter I got a private jet to fly me back to
Amsterdam a fantastic just by just by showing it to blow jobs
abound anywhere and now these guys they got a whole new thing
Hey, just come into our booth him and just look his live live
right here. Look at a Raptor. Raptor man kicking that at that
rooskies asked Look at that. However, Joint Chiefs Chairman
Dunford bad time to go to the symposium and gave the legal
justification for shooting down the Syrian jets. What's the
legal justification for targeting Syrian government
forces?
Yeah, we are there and have legal justification and the
authorization use military force we are prosecuting a campaign
against ISIS craft and in Oh, no, it gets better at it in
Syria. We're relying now on the 2001 authorization of use of
military force 16 years ago, that was after 911 It was
modified in 2002. To make it better. What I have said is that
we have all of the legal authority that we need right now
to prosecute al Qaeda, ISIS other affiliated groups, but
I love the use of the word prosecute that as far as I know
that the military is not the judicial arm of the government.
But he's talking about prosecute doesn't he does he mean execute?
I think well that's a quote man is today is a today today is a
play the clip prosecute can be used in in the sense that you're
going to do something that is not necessarily an illegal
sense. Prosecute. Hey, baby,
I'm gonna prosecute you tonight.
Yeah, like that
we need right now to prosecute al Qaeda, ISIS, but only with
the tip is other affiliated groups. But my recommendation to
the Congress was that they pass an authorization use of military
force. And I thought one of the more important things is that
our men and women that are in harm's way would see a clear and
unmistakable support from the American people through their
Congress. That's what I believe right now would be would be very
positive if if Congress would pass an authorization to use
military force. In other words, we it's kind of illegal what
we're doing,
you know, why does it give the guy a douche bag? That's
unbelievable what he just said. Yeah, he said, Because
prosecute, transitive verb to follow to the end pursue until
finished process as prosecute a war.
Wow. The I didn't realize that, Tim, you learned some good stuff
on the show. You do. Okay. Krauthammer had a little spiel
that was so high level and so wonderful to listen to. And
that's why I'd like everyone, if you're at home, if you can, I'd
like you to bring up a map of we'll just get a map of Iraq.
Johnny following along. Yeah, I'm gonna do that. I mean, we
we've done this, and we know the area. But it's fun when you look
at the map. So you look at the map just centered on Iraq. And
so you've got down but not below that you got this Saudi Arabia,
you can see where Iran is to the right, and you see Syria, and
then you need to know that. There's that little Caspian Sea,
right above Iran. And above that is Russia. And remember, that
little piece of land was called Crimea, that that Putin stole
back. Very important in the grand scheme of things if you
need to transport stuff to the Caspian Sea to Iran. And we know
that they're all buddies. So now listen to crowd hub. And now you
have to kind of overlay the pipeline theory on top of this,
which I'll just reiterate briefly, that two pipelines were
planned one from Iran, through Iraq, through Syria, into the
port, which is owned by the Russians of Syria. And from
there, either pipeline, but probably shipped out up to
Europe. Everyone wants to get more gas, mainly gas, but also
oil but more gas to the biggest customer which is the European
Union, Europe. On the other hand, we had Qatar, you've heard
of them. They wanted to come from the south. Again, you're
looking at the map, and they wanted to send their gas through
a pipeline to Iraq, through Syria into Turkey and then from
Turkey to the biggest customer in the EU. That's why very early
on, I identified Homs and Aleppo Oh, as problem areas. Big deal.
That's exactly where before anything happened as because
that's exactly what the pipelines are gonna have to go.
Now you hear a lot about mozal. So what is up with mozal? Well
take a look at the map, you'll see you have turkey, above
Syria, above Iraq and above a piece of Iran. And the obvious
connection from Iran through to Syria will go through mozal.
There's roads. It's a little dusty there. So now listen to
Krauthammer. Why
can't they just go up to two breeze and go straight through
to Turkey taking a left turn? Yeah, yeah, I'm sure Turkey
would be real happy with that. Well, it's just a good pipeline
that they want. No, no,
that's not their partner. Iran has Russia and Syria as partner
partnerships. And you got all the Kurds there, too. So there's
all kinds of issues, but something for the first time in
1000 years is happening. So what's
going on right now in Syria, is the maneuvering. The Iranians
want to inherit the territory that's going to be lost by ISIS.
They show that by launching rockets today, over Iraq into
Syria, ostensibly at ISIS as retaliation for the terror
attacks, but really a demonstration to Saudi Arabia,
the Sunni Arabs and everybody in the region of their reach the
Iranian objective is to have to inherit the territory of ISIS,
which gives them control of the entire northern part of the
Middle East, from Iran, through Iraq, through Syria to the
Mediterranean, the Persians have not had that in 2000 years, and
it is within their grasp. So the Russians, the Iranians, the
Syrian regime are all on one side. And the maneuver is to
make sure they get the territory that ISIS loses our interest is
to make sure that doesn't happen. That's why we attack the
forces of Assad, who were hitting our allies on the
ground, who are the Kurds, and there are these Syrian rebels,
who together with the Kurds are closing in on Raka. Our
objective you are asking earlier, what's our objective in
the region? It is simple. We don't want to see a side of a
puppet regime which will be run by Iran and Russia, in control
of all of Syria. We don't want them to inherit the ISIS
territory, we would like to see that held by pro Western pro
Saudi Sunni forces. And that would mean one settlement would
be that you get a rump regime in Damascus, running the west side
of Syria, essentially, whereas the middle of Syria is
controlled by the rebels. That is a far sort of less a far
more, a far more advantageous, strategic ending to all this
fish, I think is pretty high level chess.
I don't think it's gonna happen that way, though.
Well, he doesn't go beyond that way. Me he doesn't have a
rationale for this.
No, the rationale was the pipeline's That's what I said,
he's missing that piece. But even if you look at Raka, it's
on the same line as Moses a little bit lower, but on the way
down to the
call, and you can see that it would be a logical thing to do.
And then you'd have a nice shot into those. So so how does this
work? Or it's the Russian ports, right?
So I just want to just ideate with you. AD, do not look it up
and sold the book of knowledge.
So we are effectively we through the actions of President Trump
that are against the Russians. And we're fighting a proxy war.
And I guess both sides want to put rebels in to kind of manage
the space. But this can't end well, those guys I'm just gonna
be okay. Brett's all manage. We're here. We're good. We're
just gonna live here now and have
this. We've always had this naive belief. Well, this is the
same thing that goes back to the overthrowing Saddam Hussein.
They're going to welcome us with cheers and throwing roses at us.
And yeah,
it's a really, it's really racist thinking.
I think it's nuts. I mean, we've always we just do not have a
we're just like, I don't know, it's reminds me when they
elected George W. Bush, as President. This is the first
president, Ellie's modern president, who had never left
the country. He had never traveled anywhere. He went to
Mexico maybe once because he lived in Texas, but he had never
gone anywhere never went to Europe. He never went to he
didn't travel this is well known. And in fact, I've been
anecdote was from a friend of mine who was the big game
publisher USA Today. Kramer Larry Kramer. He says that he
was really wasn't roommate he was like room made, she was in
the same school the same time as bush and everyone knew him. And
apparently, that's when his dad was the ambassador to China. And
when George Sr. was ambassador to China, he invited George to
come over to China, let's live it up. And he didn't want to go.
He's refused. me if I can, you can your life.
So that was the that was the end of that. I mean, it's so we had.
So we have this night, the whole country is loaded with these
naive kind of an attitude about how people act, how they react
and what they
think, what they think this stupid what they know, the
thinking must be their stupid sand bunnies. No, I'm sure
there's a lot of that and must be that. But the M five M media.
I mean, come on. It's not that hard to if you think. I mean,
Trump's actions are clearly not pro Russian.
Besides the fact, the narrative is we've got to keep this
Russian thing in play so we can get rid of these Republicans in
2018. I'm sorry, what? I
don't know. By the way. I
didn't mention this when we started analyzing this to begin
with, I think. And I think this election in Georgia is an
element of it. I think that the public at large is is reacting
negatively to all what to everything that the M five M is
trying to do. Yeah, they're sick of it. They see it as a scam.
They don't know buddy, by the way, no Republican or
independent. Anybody listens to PBS. So let's start with that
premise. Yeah, they do watch the net network news. And I don't I
think they take their I don't think they look at it kindly. I
think. Especially CBS. I mean, it's just a bunch of Trump
haters.
Well, we are here to help rebuild synapses. We are here to
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