So what's your business? What do you think your business is going
to be worth with the window broken? Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday, June 25 2017. This is your award winning nation media
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and from Northern Silicon Valley where we let countesses violence
before we catch them. I'm John C. Dvorak. Buzzkill. You less
countesses bounce. Yeah. What's it? Explain? Yeah. It's a
reference to a meme going around the Twitter's about how? Kate
Middleton? Oh, gosh. Okay, got some Countess, as she's falling
on her ass.
Oh, you mean from the Department of Real News department. That's
Oh, very nice. Very nice.
And now, back to real.
Yeah, tons of Real News.
on your list? Well, I
got a lot of things on my list. I something very disturbing that
I realized.
Some one thing, just one little
thing that's very disturbing. Then we know that in Los
Angeles, the crack epidemic epidemic, the crack
epidemic that would be a professor at UC Santa Barbara.
You know, a lot of that relates back to Iran Contra, the cocaine
being brought in by the US government, by CIA,
being developed by the crack itself to develop by
the government and then sold on to enslave the poor people,
certainly in the beginning of Los Angeles and now around the
country. And I see something similar happening with with
heroin. And there's a development which is not
entirely new, but the product is new. And I think that this is
not meant to stop people. While it is meant to save people. I
believe this is all about the promotion of heroin use Have a
listen to this report from RT the
LA sheriff's department is really trying to prevent the
opioid epidemic from taking hold in Los Angeles, and killing as
many people as it has on the West Coast, or I'm sorry, on the
east coast and in the Midwest. So under this pilot program, all
of the sheriffs in the department 3000 of them, I'm
sorry deputies, they will be equipped with Naloxone, which is
also known by its name brand Narcan, that this will be a
nasal spray, and it's a fast acting anti opiate that reverses
or blocks the effects of opioids in just minutes. And these were
first purchased by the department 1300 units earlier
this year, but they now have gotten 5000 additional doses,
which will allow the entire department to use these. Now
deputies will have this available throughout LA County
which includes the Crescenta Valley East Los Angeles in Santa
Clarita Valley areas, as well as the bureaus that serve community
colleges and parks. Now I spoke earlier with Tom Giandomenico, a
lieutenant with the department who also serves as a SWAT
paramedic, he says they're taking proactive measures here,
they want to make sure that they can get ahead of this. They're
preparing for the worst just based on what's going on
throughout the country. And they do see overdoses every single
day. And in fact, they say that they respond often to entire
groups of people who are overdosing. So this will really
allow them to save as many lives as possible, because they're
often the ones who get to the scene first before additional
paramedics can get there. So those crucial minutes are very
important for saving lives. Again, they say that this is not
going to help solve the crisis, but it will help save people and
hopefully bring more awareness to the fact that this anti
opiate exists and hopefully get it in the hands of other
departments in Los Angeles and in California.
Now, this what's new about this, is that I didn't maybe I didn't
realize this, but the Narcan and the have video of it comes in a
very small Naloxone, I guess is the brand name comes in a very
small nose inhaler. So you just shoot it in and you don't die.
This is not Yes to save people, but even y'all were in a group
and so we can save a whole group of people. This is to propagate
it. Do as much hair as you want. You'll have a desert designated
heroin user who I guess won't be using 11 Narcan. And with the
Eau de no worries. Back in two minutes, it's beautiful. This is
not a good product. I mean, it's a great product for what it
does, but the way it's being marketed over the counter. You
know, handy little this fencer I have a problem with that?
Well, I never thought about it. As such, what's what's next
clip? Started getting suspicious that you're playing this clip
with a hidden agenda. Yeah,
I got an agenda. No. Agenda. What's next will be help. I've
fallen and I need my Narcan alert. It's gonna be that
simple.
It No, it's a good. It's a good point. They seemed for one
thing, couple things you brought to the fore, is that this
promotion for Narcan is unrelenting. Yeah. Yeah. It's on
all the news networks. It's like It's like somebody is Yeah,
public relations easy for you. Meaning that
you mean the news networks that live and die by big pharma?
Yeah, and they're, this is this has been I've never seen
anything promoted so much.
Exactly. Let me just see who makes Narcan who makes it.
I don't know but it sounds like a good investment about six
months ago.
It's a company that apparently has a they got the monopoly on
it was Come on. whole article about how horrible they are. But
oh yeah. Adapt. Pharma. There you go.
Adapt Pharma. Yes. Adapt. What's your stock symbol? Let's take a
look.
Yeah, now you're talking Okay. Adapt. pharma.com you visit the
Narcan nasal spray website. Oh, this is beautiful. See this? Oh,
they don't even have a little video. Okay, well, let's I
didn't this is unprepared.
Pool. It didn't used to be nasal spray. Isn't that new?
Yes, that's what I'm saying here. Narcan nasal spray is the
first and only FDA approved nasal form of naloxone for the
emergency treatment of known or suspected opioid overdose.
Narcan nasal spray counteracts the life threatening effects of
opioid overdose since the most of above administering the name
of the drug company again. Adapt Pharma. Ada PT, yeah. What's,
what's the stock doing?
I'm gonna look at it.
Narcan nasal spray is not a substitute for emergency medical
care always get immediate help even if the person wakes up
because they may relapse into respiratory depression. The use
of Narcan may result in symptoms of Acute opioid withdrawal or a
no leakage. Yeah, and you look at four milligram that got this
little dispose. You got your disposable needles, you got your
disposable Narcan. It's beautiful, and no one is saying
Hold on a second. It's one thing to have emergency EMT supplied
with this. You can just go buy it over here how to get let's
see. Oh, it is a prescription product. I stand corrected.
However, there are many states where residents can purchase
directly from a pharmacist without an individualized
prescription. Let's see if my state is one of them. Okay,
yeah, let me see. Read a physician with prescriptive
authority issues a written order that allows Narcan nasal spray
to be attributed Baba Baba Okay, so in Texas, you don't want od
in Texas, you can't get it. But it shouldn't be that hard.
They'll flood the market.
They can't find any adapt farm or anything that is
listed, or they don't have they're not public
land. Doesn't make sense to me. But they might not be maybe all
this publicity to that purpose.
Maybe they're they're ramping up. Let me see. Look at their
news. We tried again. Okay, so we'll do adapt pharma s one.
Just, let's see. No, I don't see any any filings. Okay, well, a
company to keep our eye on they will have an IPO If this
continues, that's for sure.
Let's look at the press releases. They usually end up in
a typical
debit. And usually they have an investor relations site, which
they don't
want. They did they haven't got one of those either. But usually
in a press release, they'll put their symbol in in the release.
And I see nothing.
No. But anyway, I just think you know, we should be a little
thoughtful about what's going on here.
This is like yeah, there's something skittish about it. I
agree.
But, and that kind of leads me to another thought. Just if we
can just switch gears. Cuz I finally found vice land on my
cable box here.
Vice land that the network that Vice runs? Yeah,
yeah. Christina had did a documentary for Vice land in the
Netherlands. Now it's not on the US Vice land, I think. So I take
a look at it. This is woman, the millennial girl and she goes off
to France and she's doing a whole thing about the
headscarves and the burqa ban etc. And it being vice the
entire take was your you can tell people what to wear but
very little understanding for the cultural aspect of 1000s of
you know, hundreds if not more than hundreds of 1000 years. I
have and I witnessed this in the Netherlands starting in 9897.
When what they called strap belt, the street view changes
where it instead of, you know, multicultural kabocha people.
It's a lot of black hoods. And it bothers people. It bothers
people.
Yeah, it does. Of course it does that. But here's, well know what
they're up to for one thing,
but here's the problem. So the in France, we have no go zones.
And where the police does not go, actually, there's a new
report on Swedish Sweden now is come on, so we have 32 No Go
Zones. And, okay, now, I'm just gonna make a quick point about
this. Because again, this is very strange to me. So this
whole documentary is about you know, girls who they want to go
into school up, stop. You have to take off your headscarf.
Okay, they take it off. And then if they want to adjust their
headscarf after school, they can't do that in the bathroom.
They have to go outside this is jacked up mirror on the
playground, which is not even a mirror. It's just a shiny piece
of metal. And that's what the you know, the whole thing is
it's very sad for them to do with your blood if it is. But
here's the thing. They're going out they're going after school
girls for a choice and what they wear and obviously if someone's
being forced, there's a lot of issues with with the Sharia. But
instead of going after girls and women on the beach, why don't
you go in and kick some ass in these No Go Zones. Anyone who's
forcing their women to wear this crap, beat them up or arrest
them, throw them in the brink clean that shit up? No, none of
that happens. None of that. Let me play this report from from
Sweden. Here we go.
I like to report by Swedish police as the number of so
called vulnerable zones in the country has jumped to 23 the
area's often described as Swedish media is no go zones
have sprung up across the across the country. Particularly in the
largest cities. The report adds that a parallel social structure
has emerged in those areas, with police facing difficulty
carrying out their duties there. The league party blames Islamic
extremism for the problem some service providers have even
refused to enter certain areas in April mail provider post Nord
wouldn't enter stop claims Rynkeby suburbs citing security
concerns Rinkeby made headlines last year when police opened
fire after a mob a rat of around 30 People began attacking
officers with rocks and facts the national police commissioner
says the number of no go zones is even higher than stated in
the leech report. And he also called for a change of approach.
Well, we see developments in our country, which are not going in
the right direction always. We see we have a bit more than 60
vulnerable areas seen around the major city servers or Sweden.
And we see criminality there. And we need to turn around
development in those areas. And we need assistance of our
society.
So it baffles me, it baffles me that we go after women or girls
on the street. And they shouldn't
arrest those girls street that's
for sure it also you can't start by saying when you start
thinking you can't wear this. You know, that's the beginning
of the end.
Well, not necessarily. I mean, we had a number of laws in this
country that says you can't wear a mask
Okay, well then that that's a law that stems from something
that's okay. You can't is that still here the you can't Yes
does not enforce as much as it used to be but every once in a
while somebody goes in right
but a mask is not a headscarf. It's not a no but that black
thing that you
wear I forget what it's called. that completely covers the face
except for the two eyes. That's niqab. Yeah, that thing? That
should be illegal. How are we going to attract the citizens
President face recognition if we have all these faces?
If I want to walk around on the street with a paper bag on my
head with two eyes holes cut out am I gonna get arrested?
I hope so. You get a bleak he's just claiming to be the unknown
comic.
Yeah, right. Yeah. I it's just the whole documentary, you know,
but they really don't go into the actual issue, which is
you've got to stop that. Get out the ghettos. You've got to stop
it.
Well, the way I see it, having studied Swedish sociology,
I studied Swedish women for a while but
he didn't do a very good job. Oh, they don't they won't get
this fixed until they figure out how to fix it and they'll fix
it. All of a sudden it'll just get fixed. I mean, they don't.
It's interesting to note the way the Swedes do this As compared
to Americans, we like to get going. We start this. And then
we do we fix things as as we go along. The Swedes are planners.
Yeah. So they spend 70 80% of their time planning something.
And then when they implement their implementation goes very
smoothly, but it's only it's short.
So just how long did they plan on?
They gotta be bled. They're still planning apparently.
Now I saw it in the Netherlands and Netherlands is very typical
country when it comes to no nations, no borders, and the
abuse Oh, no, it's good. Let him do whatever. This is good. And
now it's like, hey, we have everyone, all the leaders in
Europe saying the multicultural society failed. We never should
have done it didn't work
out. There now, who's what leaders are saying this? Are you
forgotten already? Was Cameron cameras out? Yeah, but this is
how long ago it was.
You know, they're not saying that.
What I'm about to say, is drawn from the British experience, but
I believe there are general lessons for us all. In the UK.
Some young men find it hard to identify with the traditional
Islam practiced at home by their parents, whose customs can seem
staid when transplanted to modern Western countries. But
these young men also find it hard to identify with Britain
too, because we've allowed the weakening of our collective
identity. Under the doctrine of state multiculturalism, we've
encouraged different cultures to live separate lives apart from
each other. And apart from the mainstream, we failed to provide
a vision of society to which they feel they want to belong.
We've even tolerated these segregated communities, behaving
in ways that run completely counter to our values. So when a
white person holds objectionable views, racist views, for
instance, we rightly condemn them. But when equally
unacceptable views or practices come from someone who isn't
light, we've been too cautious, frankly, or frankly even fearful
to stand up to them. And now you know why he had to go
playing the game. Oh, baby, this is wrong. It's just wrong
realism.
We got out we got the London mayor on deck. Yeah, get out of
here. Get out
and put the London mayor in. Guys not gonna rock the boat.
In May Mayor Anyway, well produced advice land I have to
say. Well produced, you know, well, that's good. Just
completely dimension B but okay. Well, yeah, it is what it is.
Well, what do we got here? Well,
we have a rectification to make. About what Well, I wanted to
read a little face bag post mainly because it's written in
the typical face bag fashion.
Oh, dude gives a face bag reader gonna be able to face but
yeah, the face bag readers is good to go. I'm jacked up on
caffeine. Okay, go. This is a Neil Neil, who also often does
art for us. Who used to be Cali Lewis his partner?
Yeah, right. Neil Campbell. Yeah, Neil.
And he likes to show he's a listener as a contributor, but
he says he's beefin. The segment about us off was so frustrating
today because John was so massively uninformed about ASAF,
and yet seem so certain. Awesome. I grew up in the
district and lived there for many years of his life, many
more than the handle woman. He lived outside the district a few
times in his life for work and for relationship reasons. But
you guys came down solidly on the false notion that he is an
outsider and carpetbagger. And that was another huge
frustration with this episode. John made up this weird idea
about the term carpetbagger coming from Turkish rugs,
sellers putting rugs in bags. It's so weird to me that anyone
may have made it through ninth grade without learning that poor
people made luggage mold carpet, because that wove material was
the strongest thing they had access to can be used to carry
their belongings. The reason that term carpetbaggers
pejorative is because it's a sir against poor people who are
perceived to be opportunistic. The idea is they show up in our
community with their belongings and copper bags trying to take
what's ours. Even when the show frustrates me, you guys are
always funny.
Well, he's right about one thing. He's not right about the
boss of guy that's for sure. A spook as we identify them. Yes.
But yeah, carpet bag is referred to luggage made out of old
pieces of carpet sewn together in a in an awkward way and
you studied civil war, which is surprising. Yeah,
I actually knew this. That's irksome.
It's surprising Well,
I just remembered I you know, it's not like reading a book
but it's so it's so interesting that when people fall over
mistake we make it's always these stupid small things.
Yeah, well, you make these mistakes, but so that so that it
wasn't a error by the end whether or not poor people, like
pack up their belongings and go to exploit some new area really
is not the mechanism of the poor, thank you to be honest
about it. And so there was an exploitative aspect to it and
the poor in general, at least throughout history aren't
looking to exploit that's usually the, you know, kind of
an entrepreneurial class. And so that's kind of questionable in
his analysis about the poor coming down to take their stuff.
So that that's very dubious, but the bag thing, yes, the bag is
was was bags made out of carpet, pieces of carpet, essential
carpet.
Since Neil did not explain what exactly is your source, probably
an unnamed source that ASAF was not from the area. Why why is he
saying he was he lived there longer than that handle? Woman?
He is not from the area. I mean, he may have been in the area
before from the area. That's true. And my sources the
campaign, they made a big deal about him being a carpet bagger.
So it's not like a secret source. I mean, it was just part
of the campaign. This guy's not he's not. He's not now currently
living in the area. Now. Sure. He may have lived there when he
was a kid. He may have lived there when a year ago, but he's
not living there now. Right. And I think that if you're going to
be running in an area for for Congress, you should be living
in that area and not the next door neighbor's area or that
one, one block over from where the boundary is. You should be
living in there. It's just seems to me, I could be wrong. Maybe
you could. I mean, Hillary Clinton, obviously when she ran
for Senate in New York, she wasn't a New Yorker. But the
Democrats do this all the time. The Republicans have tried it.
They're not as successful. But the Democrats do it all the time
as well. There's a opening spotless big bring Bill in a
bill. What are you doing this weekend? Speaking of Bill,
Bill's on, first of all, so Bill is out on the speaking circuit
again. He looks great. It's almost as if the Hillary was
poisoning doesn't have
the he doesn't have the hammer. He doesn't have the fear of
being shot. If Hillary was a shoo in, it was a y'all she was
gonna win. No Brown, we don't need
it was either that or? Or maybe she was just saying you need to
shut up and I'm keeping you sick until I'm president. And I don't
know this really hasn't made the news and I think it's real. But
now the total is 14 cadavers hacked up in different stages of
preservation, or decay have been excavated from the ground and
steel barrels from the Clintons backyard. Did you know about
this? This is apparently the
Watts Yes. So how come I don't know about? Well, it's Hillary
news. Why would they? Why would we put it on the news? William
Mason, who owned the chapel called residents before the
Clintons bought it was linked to I think most of the victims and
he had other victims. But now another three which were in
barrels in some crew type of preservation liquid. So I guess
someone could go back later it
was a preservation liquid you put it in lie or something? No,
no, no, no,
no, no, no, not according to
this sort of formaldehyde or
they say a crude preservation substance. P. Anyway, the FBI
agents were digging up and then clicked the Hillary went over
and gave an envelope to one of the agents on the scene. It was
an estimate from her landscaper for $340,000 to fix her yard
sounds about right.
And buy the house.
But yeah, it's it's unfortunate that they have this you know,
there's a kill list and then the dead body showing up in the
backyard. It's I'm sure it's all just
a commodity. Just a coincidence. Oh, that could happen to
anybody, you
know, when? I think not. Anyway, so Bill's on the speaking
circuit. And he's got balls now. Now. You know, he's, he's
telling it like it is. Have we want to move forward as a
nation. Sadly, he may be failed to realize he's talking about
his wife
I've found and still find it profoundly alien. That public
rhetoric is divorced from the real lives of real people. The
rise of tribalism all over the world is basically I'm convinced
a reaction to the profound dislocations of the global
financial crisis and the speed with which all All the old
social, and economic arrangements have been uprooted
and the deepening decades long trend toward greater inequality.
But in the end, what tribalism amounts to is politics rooted in
a simple principle. it's us versus them. I want us to win.
And for us to win, they have to lose. If you did that, most of
you would be out of a job. Creative societies are about
multiplication, not division. And good politics is about
problem solving an opportunity seizing, not how to stretch the
limits of acceptable use of power. Uh huh. That's how we got
to be the longest lasting, freely elected democracy in Hall
of human history.
Well, words to live by Bill hiestand was longer
hopes he's listening. I'm pretty sure that Clinton story is
bogus, by the way. Pretty sure. About the new bodies?
Oh, I don't know anything about any of it. So you can say
whatever you want.
Okay. Instead of me saying something. You correctly
identified weeks ago, maybe months ago, all of this, Russia,
Trump Putin is all about the Democrats trying to win back
House and Senate in the 2018 midterm elections. And Nancy
Pelosi is on the block. I hadn't even really thought about it.
Until you mentioned it that yeah, she's the party is failing
and they've got to, they got to throw somebody under the
proverbial bus. Here's Krauthammer with some
background.
The idea that is intimidation of a witness is pure rubbish. If he
said
this is about the tape. This is the meat is the M five M really
this stupid. They don't understand how they were played
by this. That Trump said, Hey, we're spending
there's actually been a debate on some of the scatterbrained
alphabet networks as as to whether or not they're kind of
faking a sincerity that they don't really have about some of
these things. Because what they admitted that because they're so
stupid, yeah. Well, they aren't. They're not. It's like they're
about to but they can't bring themselves to because of they
had to admit that most of Trump's materials. It's kind of
you know, it's tongue in cheek a lot. Yeah. It's a put on his
list of lies. You know, half of them are died, right?
Meaningless. Oh,
yeah, I get that email to me too. Here's the list of lies.
Okay. Yeah, now I can just see the Reddit exploding now. The
Trump Defense League is out again.
So this is about somebody on one of the networks I wish I had
clipped it but it was they had a nice look. We don't even like
Trump, but we had we were defending him against the
bullcrap. I mean, it's like the Johnny Depp's and all these
people you're threatening him.
Johnny Depp was a nice guy. This is just
a story he was wasted
I have I have a great amygdala clip for
here. I got to Johnny Depp clip and I the thing that bothers me
about it is not that he made this threat. Why that's
bothersome but it's the crowd again we've noticed this before.
Yeah. President. Maybe it's time.
And maybe it's time you douche. The crowd loves that. Totally
love it. Blood and but I can't even feel I don't feel bad
anymore. Well, I do and people are ill that just ill. That's
all.
I do have to pull it since you brought Pelosi in ill I do have
her clip. Yes. Just her defending herself. She is crazy.
She's completely insane.
I respect any opinion that my members have. But my decision
about how long I stay is not up to them. I want to target and
they always want to choose our leaders. And usually they go
after the most effective leaders.
And I was I saw it on TV. I couldn't find it this morning,
where she said I'm a I'm a very effective legislator or
something like this. Like yeah, I'm an outstanding legislator.
And so he did. So incredibly humble Nancy,
she says, I don't care what they think I'm staying as long as I
want. That's not true.
Here's Congressman Vale off get him on day. Allah who is out
everywhere he is an off. He's the spokes hole now for the get
Pelosi out camp. But he's certainly not afraid.
Yeah, no. She says, you know, she does help. She's raised a
whole heck of a lot of money. She says she says she's a master
legislator. You disagree?
There's no question. She is a prolific fundraiser to raise
millions and millions of dollars. But what has that money
gotten us in the last four election cycles?
So money's not enough. You're saying anymore? Well, I
think I'm not saying that whoever comes in is gonna be
able to raise as much money as she is, but the money will be
raised. But the fact is, is when you take a look at his last for
election cycles, all that money has been for naught.
Look, Nancy Pelosi has been a leader for 2003. And one of the
reasons is, is you know, she's able to fight off any
competition. Are you afraid of retribution?
No, I'm not afraid of Richard retribution. My point is very
simple. And that is as we move forward, the fact
that someone would say that is kind of odd. But you are afraid
by calling her out of retribution. Who is at work?
What kind of power does this woman have? I know now, she
raises the most money that
she raised. She raised apparently, I think in total so
far is half a billion dollars. Not bad the thing and she they
keep bringing up this money. I think she's the one who got that
all that money out of Silicon Valley, sent to this stupid
Georgia six election right. Now. The one thing that's never
discussed, and they've talked about, she's the greatest money
raiser in the history of the house. What is she doing? What
guy want to know what some of her tricks are? What does she
throw big parties that just bailing list? That's
unbelievable. What is it? Well, I
don't know. That's a very,
I don't know, either. And they never tell us, they just tell us
that she's the best. But if somebody is the best, don't you
think someone would like to analyze this? Why is she the
best? I would be more interested in why is she the best than the
fact that she's the best? I want to know why what's she doing
while they're gonna get nothing?
Well, the reason why is because of the amount of money she
brings in and you want to know is how does she get those
amounts of money? But maybe she doesn't want to know who maybe
she does the same thing Jane Sanders does. You've been
following this, which finally now is they're trying to do
everything. We need to find other people who are to blame.
We're gonna blame everybody for everything. But now we've got
this one is we're gonna glom on to Bernie, let's get let's kick
this guy in the nuts once and for all. So Jane Sanders was the
was running the what school was this? I think Burlington
University. Yeah, Burlington University. And they want and
she she decided to buy the purchase a piece of land with
the diocese, from the diocese with church on it, and it was
naturally 33 acres of land. Yay. And so she gets she secured a
six something million dollar loan from Bernie's wife, we're
talking Yes. From a from federal funds, an additional three
something million, which was a second mortgage from the diocese
itself, based on her promise of raising two point something
million dollars to get everything started. And the end,
at the end of the day or the story in this case, she had
$250,000 that she raised not to and 2.3 million, whatever is
necessary, therefore, had to negotiate with the bank and with
the diocese to negotiate the money down to 2 million they
didn't have, which is now I believe that she is being sued,
or we'll be sued for fraud with a federal institution. Which
Yeah, and then there's all kinds of other shenanigans about how
Bernie got this great mortgage for the his third home, I think
is that what comrade does Sanders has now three homes. So
it's beautiful. It's just fantastic.
We'll see he's got him. They got to tip the ringer. Yeah. But
this is again, a example of people that don't know what
they're doing. Thinking they do. Yeah. I mean, Bernie's not a
rich guy. I mean, he's not poor by any means. Because he'd been
in the Senate so long but but he's not. He's not like, like
Pelosi, she's like, considered to be one of the richest people
in Congress, if not the richest billionaire level. And I think
these guys look around and say, Well, Jesus, so pillars just
want to do a VC startup. Yeah, I think I'm gonna I got a great
idea. I'm gonna go get some VC money. Yeah, they haven't got to
it's so easy. Yeah, I'm just gonna walk in KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK.
I've been hey, I need some money. I got a really good idea.
Oh, you go money you go it's so easy. Yeah, that's why guys like
Zuckerberg have guys like P Peter Thiel, it's a pain in the
ass to go get some VC money. It's horrible. I've been through
it. It's not a pleasurable experience.
And most of the again, many of the VCs don't have any money.
That's the joke of it. There's a whole slew a whole category of
VCs that have no money in their fun. You have to ask around, you
know, those guys haven't got any money. They just play. They
pretend they're pretend VC so they go to meetings and hang
out with their Monday, Monday morning meeting. Yeah,
they have meetings, buddy watch. Yeah, gives them something to
do.
Yeah, but then when they raise new fund, they have money to
invest. But that's about I'm
talking about guys that don't even do that. Okay.
They're called Angels. Angel,
and not even that and I'm telling you nothing. You get
nothing. This guy's just like a dried up turnip. Not happening.
Hey, I got a new producer in who lives in the Kansas avian border
and he's sending me good stuff from CBC, not the stuff you'd
find online typically. No good. And he found an identification
of the alternate universes
former FBI Director James Comey and Donald Trump alone in the
Oval Office. Comey says Trump asked him to let go of the
investigation into his former National Security Adviser
Michael Flynn. Trump says it didn't happen that way. When
Trump suggested there may be secret recordings, reporters
clamor to hear them are their tapes. congressional
investigators demanded them important from Comey himself.
Claudia hope their tapes logged in on the same day they
introduced long awaited health care legislation, Trump said if
any recordings exist, he didn't make them. And he doesn't have
them. But my question is,
why did the President clear this up 41 days ago? He cleared it up
in due course, but like
I want to stop right there for a second. So when when we read
that, that tweet, we said, oh, he's just saying, Oh, man. Be
careful what you say there may be, everything's recorded. It
was in light of the Trump Tower being wiretap The New York
Times, tapping everybody, and then everyone's like, Oh, you're
just threatening him threatening? And
yeah, it's just unbelievable to me, because I don't think anyone
in their right mind, at least any of the no agenda, ever.
Maybe Neil, in their right mind would have a different take on
that. That's exactly what it was, is what it appeared to be
as well look like. It wasn't a threat. It was just a casual
comment. And it was obviously done for the purposes of what
Trump said, which was to keep the guy honest. At work. Yeah.
And then he brings it out later. And it was why did he bring it
out later? Because he wanted
me to testify for well, it's either they're that stupid,
which is questionable. I have worked in these organizations.
There's a group thing that is beyond belief. Beyond Belief. I
remember when I first started MTV, and I may have told the
story before Carol Robinson ran the the press department. There
was a current Yeah, Kara Robinson. Oh, we've got TV Guide
TV guy wants to interview you. I was brand new VJ TV and TV Guide
was the biggest magazine in America. Biggest circulation.
You You went TV guy that was the shit. Yeah, you were your it?
Yeah. So I do the interview. And in their office, of course,
that's have to do it like well, we'll just listen to it over.
And I said something about Madonna. Like, I met her. Yeah,
I'm didn't like her too much. All right. And they freaked out.
Oh, I'm talking about awkward like that. And they never set up
an interview for me again, ever. That's the that's the group
thing that goes on.
Anyway, we'll continue on old large organizations. So
apparently, a lot of people did read this the same way and they
can't put two and two together and say, hmm, maybe he waited
until Comey testified and then say I don't have any tape. My
question is what do the
president clear this up 41 days ago?
He cleared it up
in due course but like
you just said I think it's compare cn NS tone to this
question and
then we can tweet
to fawning Fox, different channels, different worlds.
Everyone's saying give him a chance.
With no tapes to clear things up. Who do Americans believe a
new poll by NBC in the Wall Street Journal suggests they're
more inclined to believe James Comey over President Trump by a
margin of two to one Ultimate Universe story come from?
came from the alternate universe. Here is shields on PBS
using the same meme I had or a talking point about that, about
that the shields slanting the story on Comey and and there's
interesting because PBS actually kind of makes a correction on
what that woman just said,
literally, he pays a price for it, it's still worth doing.
I'd say this, he's paying a price. In the sense the Wall
Street Journal NBC poll, as voters hope they believe James
Comey, or Donald Trump and by a two to one margin photos,
believe James Comey, who until a month ago was a villain to so
many Democrats because of the Hillary Clinton race. He is he's
done overwhelmingly, Americans do not believe that he's honest,
or he's trustworthy. He's knowledgeable, he's experienced,
or he has the right temperament. I mean, it's a 48 to 60 in
margin, believe the opposite. And that is a real liability.
Anybody wants to lead a country,
but in that same poll, you see that it's 78% of dems, 26% of
Republicans who have that trust in that case, so our shields
David Brooks will leave it that
extra thing in there, which I guess everyone got called out on
this, this thing was very slanted this poll,
New York Times Washington, Whopper Whopper Whopper,
but you know, it was, it was a Wall Street Journal, NBC.
Oh, same thing.
Same thing doesn't make any difference what you're doing.
Now, while we're on the topic of these bullcrap artists,
especially the ones on PBS, I fight, you know, and I'm always
complaining, anyone who listens to the show, I'm complaining
about the fact that they'll have two people on debating in the
best example is Brooks and shields. The idea was in the
beginning that Brooks is going to be a is a Republican, a
middle of the road Republican, he's going to defend the
Republican side of an argument. And
it's the same formula we use for this show.
Yeah, exactly. And so shields is the guy, that left wing guy and
they butt meet. But over time, they was obvious that this never
was going to work out because Brooks is not a apologist for
the Republicans, he's another Democrat. And I've been saying
this and saying this. So what's the point of having these two
guys debate the debating the same side of the of the they
have the same exact position? Now? Finally, proof is my proof
clip on Brooks, tell me Listen carefully wins what
they are for what what is it? Rather than simply being against
Donald Trump? Which
I do think I'd be curious to hear Mark's view on this? I do
think on net, Nancy Pelosi can be a very masterful leader again
inside. But I do think she's become a central liability for
people around the country. Now the question would be okay, if
they got rid of Nancy Pelosi as party leader, would the next
person be just as unpopular? And potentially, but I think
potentially not. And I do think if you're a Democrat, you do
have to think about who is currently the face of our party.
Pelosi says she's worth the cost. She's worth the cost.
Now, if you're a Democrat, you have to ask yourself, who was
the face of our party?
I missed that. Let me hear it again. Oh, my God. Great. Catch
you on this? I do think on net. Nancy Pelosi can be a very
masterful leader again inside. But I do think she's become a
central liability for people around the country. Now the
question would be okay, if they got rid of Nancy Pelosi as party
leader, would the next person be just as unpopular? And
potentially but I think potentially not. And I do think
if you're a Democrat, you do have to think about who is
currently the face of our party. She's worth
the cost.
You get it. It's early, but that's one of the better ones
clinical Damn, good one, but he should be fired.
He should know I'm or just admit it. Now. I know you can get out
of this. There's a way of parsing what he said to me.
Well, I was kind of referring to if you
know, yeah, there's a wave horse. Yeah, you could do I
understand in
in, in reality, if you're not a Democrat, you're it's not it
doesn't flow off the tongue so easily. You don't say our party.
You say the party, their party. Their party is what you would
say. So when he said our party, just as if it was he was part of
it. That's the giveaway. This guy is a Democrat from the New
York Times. G big shot.
Nice, good one. Well on the other side of
the street five years, but I've done
done it finally taken him down. Brooks. A fatal kill shot from
DeVore AK take that Brooks. Well, big story in the
Washington Post Whopper Whopper waffle waffle? Yeah, we got more
information on Putin himself directing the election
interference in the United States. I hope you read this.
Yeah. The one of the authors of this article, Greg Miller from
WaPo was on PBS NewsHour. I hope I'm not stepping on your beat,
but I did pick this up, and I want to play a few clips from
it. It's really unbelievable information. If true
in early August, the CIA comes to the White House with a really
remarkable piece of intelligence. It's drawn on
sourcing deep inside the Russian government. It establishes that
Putin himself is directing this operation, this election
interference is just unfolding in the United States. But it
goes one step farther than that. And that's what's most
interesting and extraordinary to me. It also captures Putin's
instructions on what the objectives of this operation
are. He identifies those objectives as denigrating
damaging Hillary Clinton trying to help defeat her and trying to
help elect Donald Trump.
And now we know that if you read the article, you know, it was
Vladimir Putin, who came up with lock it up. Just look it up,
Donald is all good. blockhead. Then notice, sources deep with
inside the Russian government at high levels? Is there any
possibility Whopper Whopper Whopper? WaPo. That you're being
toyed with? I can just now I can imagine the laughter. Oh, look
at these stupid idiots from WaPo wobble. They publish anything I
give to them crazy.
I wouldn't be surprised.
So now what everyone has been saying. And this is why this
we have this is like a childish view of the world. This is like,
when you see people protest by versus by. Yeah, in shape.
People protest, I always get a kick, I believe we should bring
down the government, we should do this. We should buy local. I
mean, it system doesn't work that way anymore. It's so it's
so complex, as I've just looked down the highway, and you can
see 1000s of trucks, these 1000s of trucks which have to be
scheduled and all the rest of it to deliver things to here and
there and back and forth, is you can't bring down this system
anymore. It's because then you're all gonna starve to death
by friends. So there's, there's a similar kind of thing about
Putin. This guy apparently just sits around smoking cigarettes,
doing nothing, because he's got nothing to do. It has nothing to
do.
No, I have nothing to do. He walks through the big gold
doors, going to play some hockey now.
Yeah. Unbelievable. They would think this, okay,
but it goes even further. Because here is the real spy
stuff is how these reports were delivered. Now, what was
happening in the news overall, in the past week, was, hey, wait
a minute. If this big Russia hacked our election, well, hold
on. Obama was president, who's in charge? Why didn't he stop at
what's going on? What? He didn't do anything. He just let it
happen. Now, this article, this is what this article is about.
Not really about anything but explaining why President Obama
didn't do anything publicly, because he was definitely on the
inside.
You also point out the levels of secrecy and precaution taken by
the administration and the intelligence agencies and how
this information gets to the President, and even how people
meet to talk about it and share information.
Yeah, it's really it's really remarkable, the precautions that
the administration was taking with this information. This
Intel, when it's delivered to the White House, is brought by
courier in an envelope with restrictions markings on in its
eyes only, which means it can only be shared with the four
people who are named on the envelope President Obama and
three of his senior aides, they then have to
see Valerie Jarrett, Michelle Obama and Reggie Love as
probably the four names on it.
They then have to when they're done reading this thing, put it
back in the envelope, send it straight back to the CIA. It
sets in motion a series of meetings, high level meetings at
the White House, in the Situation Room only for senior
officials are initially allowed to participate, although that
circle begins to widen in the ensuing weeks. And even there,
like there were things that I hadn't I didn't know about how
the White House works. That apparently in the Situation
Room, there are video cameras that send feeds to other offices
in the White House so that others sitting at their desks
can monitor what's happening in that room. All those feeds were
shut off for all of these discussions. The only time that
that had ever happened before was in the run up to the bin
Laden operation in 2011.
Okay, that explains it. So it was bogus. They guys want to
talk about some shit. That's not true. All right, turn off the
feeds. That's the way I see it. A lot of Oh, turn off the
cameras no one can know about what if President Obama was was
eaten and hand playing cards, please. But here is the real
crux of the article. This is what it's really about this is
what is being communicated so that we know that it was not
President Obama's fault. You
know, you point out that this is in the backdrop of a climate
where that you point out an underlying assumption that
Hillary Clinton is going to win where Donald Trump has gone out
and said the election is going to be rigged, anyway. And really
not until after the election. Does the Obama administration
start to put all these pieces together?
Yeah, I don't think you can overestimate the importance of
that, because the assumption not in the White House, and as well
as across media organizations like ours, and across the
country, frankly, there was just an assumption that we were
looking at a Clinton a coming Clinton administration. So
inside the White House, their deliberations are, well, this is
all important. But we've got to we're gonna have time to deal
with this after the election. In fact, if we don't finish dealing
with it, well, the Clinton administration certainly can.
And also, they don't want to take any action leading up to
the election that would be perceived as interfering
politically to help Hillary Clinton, they're worried that
that would contaminate her expected triumph.
Oh, whose hands were tied,
actually buying into this last analysis this guy did. Because I
think there's some truth to this. And one of the examples is
the summary. Somebody and there was a, I don't know, I heard
this on the TV or somebody told me this personally, or, but
apparently, the offices of the New York Times because these
guys are on top of everything, you know, so important, these
newspaper guys are on top of everything. It was really at
until there was no inkling in a million years that Trump was
gonna win this election. And they were preparing this front
pages and doing all this stuff. With it in mind that Hillary is
going to take it no problem. And it was like a stare were
shocked. Jack Yes, shocked
them. That's where the big dilla comes from. We'll get to that
later. Now, I got one last, just huge revelation. Could not
believe this. The DNC and DNC see hacked by Russia, Putin.
This so good. I like reading your email. Now, the way I heard
the story, the DNC and DNCC said no, don't worry, FBI. We've got
crowd crowd fire on the they're doing it for us. They're doing
the they are the ones that have identified they've already done
a report. Here you go, here's the report. Comey said in his
testimony, very reputable firm, crowdsource. And he said, No,
strike was a CrowdStrike cried force. Whatever. Yes.
Crowds crowd crowd. Yeah.
Well, we know we know which guys we're talking about. It's
exactly. Got that nice map with all those little cyber attacks,
taking place every minute, every second, I tell him. All right.
So, uh, Comey said not a reputable firm looked at it.
There's former spooks in there on the board. But you know, a
company that has a pew pew map, it's like, we have our
questions. But still, I mean, if all of this is predicated on
this hack that was done partly on this hack that was done on
the DNC and DNC DNCC you'd expect the FBI to go look at it.
FBI said not crowded CrowdStrike looked at it. And reputable
fine. That's not the way it went down, apparently. And this is
news to Jess. In fact, if if what Debbie Wasserman Schultz
says is true, then Comey definitely, definitely should
have been fired.
Former Secretary of Homeland Security testified yesterday
about the Russian hacks during the election and he flat out
said that the DNC refused his department's help you put out a
statement afterward, basically saying that Jay Johnson was
wrong. Where is he wrong? He's wrong in every respect. Let me
just be very clear. All right. At no point during my tenure at
the DNC, was I contacted by the FBI, DHS or any government
agency, or alerted or made aware that they believe that the
Russians, a an enemy state was intruding on our network? At no
point and I am a member of Congress who had the ability to
sit down and be briefed in a classified setting. Even
Director Comey testified publicly that he wished that he
had gone to the top of the organization. Were one of the
two.
I did you say? I don't remember saying that. Get up again. No, I
hear that. Again. I don't think he said that. Actually.
I have to look that setting. Even Director Comey testified
publicly that he wished that he had gone to the top of the
organization. We're one of the
also Russia is not an enemy state. I'm sorry.
No, it's not just a rival. Yeah, huge difference. And we're not
at war with Russia yet. No, we're not at war with Russia.
And by the way, I think he did say what she said. Could be I
just don't recall it.
Ready to sit down and be briefed in a classified setting. Even
Director Comey testified publicly that he wished that he
had gone to the top of the organization, were one of the
two national political parties. It is astounding that when they
had a member of Congress who was leading that organization, that
no one felt it wasn't any more important when we had a foreign
enemy intruding on one of the two political parties networks
to do anything more than lob a phone call in to our tech
support through our main switchboard.
Hey, Ben, then
you got some rooskies on the network, man? How can
an alternate explanation for this whole thing? But this
whole?
We want to get what you want to hear the whole clip first and
then make? Yeah, okay. I
just wanted to let me finish my sentence. It's this whole
brouhaha. And after she's done, I believe can be explained
differently
when they had a member of Congress who was leading that
organization that no one felt it wasn't any more important when
we had a foreign enemy intruding on one of the two political
parties networks to do anything more than lob a phone call in to
our tech support through our main switchboard. But how can
outrageous I mean, Secretary Johnson says the DNC rebuffed
the help that they offered. You're saying that no one ever
tell you. Respectfully, Secretary Johnson is utterly
misinformed. That is simply not accurate and much that has been
has been written about the timeline of events by the New
York Times The Washington Post that document through multiple
sources, including me, that that the the FBI and other federal
agencies did virtually nothing to make sure that when they were
aware, at the point that they were aware that there was or
concerned that there was an intrusion on our network by the
Russians, that they did virtually nothing to sound the
alarm bells to make us aware of that. And they left essentially,
the Russians on our network for more than for almost a year.
I will say in listening to this for the third time. But she's
not specifically talking about post hack and the CrowdStrike
moment when they came in, she's talking about them being on the
network for over a year. That was not explained except to call
the dude named Ben.
Well, how about this? The Russia has never were on the network,
this whole thing. And that report that went to Obama is
really a CIA report came from the CIA. And they were using
that the systems that works were discussed and never discussed by
any of these news media guys, the software that the CIA
developed, and NSA developed now, one of the two that could
spoof the appearance of their mama bear and Goldilocks Yeah,
that all that stuff that was showed up on WikiLeaks, and they
don't never bring that this was a possibility all along. And
I've always been suspicious. This is the kind of thing we can
do this pretty well. I think we're talented. We got the
hackers in this country. They don't have them in North Korea,
give me a break. We have a whole culture of hackers. We have
1000s of them the North Koreans what?
Yeah, but but the scary, both of scary.
So and so that report that went to Obama, which nobody really
just hasn't been published, not that I know of it probably could
have been discussing how they're making it look as if the
Russians are doing this and that if you want to do something with
it, you can or not, and they said, Well, we're not going to
do anything. It's not that important, because Hillary is
gonna win. Right? That part, I believe, would be the
explanation of why Debbie Wasserman Schultz was never
contacted. Is there just nothing going on here? This isn't a
nothing to get contacted about.
Nothing happening. And but she's mad now.
Well, she she was she's really mad. She's all. She's mad as a
wet hand.
Oh, that's a phrase from the chaise I'm not familiar with.
That is a wet hen. Very good. I like it. One one more thing that
we needed to try, as you know, Putin. He also influenced and
brought Jill Stein to the forefront. No, this is great.
Because I was in my eyes too much. I couldn't push the
record, but it was great
Smerconish. This is just dying cracks me up. This is CNN. This
is Smerconish. The Egghead guy, big headed guy Smerconish. And
his theory that he's gonna lay out here is, hey, just look at
how many votes you got about how many votes it took for Donald
Trump to win if those votes hadn't gone to you. If they'd
gone to Hillary, then she would have won those important states.
And because Putin put you out in the forefront, you know,
promoting you, we promoted you as you like your manager, you
helped Hillary lose,
does it make you reconsider the dinner invitation that you
received in 2015 and whether him giving you that platform was
itself a form of meddling
now that you know this picture I'd have to say something about
this is a very famous picture. As Jill Stein with Putin and
Mike Flynn, they're all sitting there at the table. They're all
at the same event. And do you know whose backs are at the
table across from that in the photo? You know, I
think I know, but I don't remember who Max Keiser and
Stacy. Oh, that's interesting.
There were there are T invited them. Oh, no, they're there for
Idaho. I hope they can live with this. Certainly, Max. Max, you
are partly responsible for Hillary losing.
Yeah.
Probably proud. No, no, no, he's a big hill.
But he he's not. He's not a Trump guy, that's for sure. You
hates Trump hates him? Oh, strangely enough, Max. And I can
get along just fine because he's an adult,
or the dinner invitation that you received in 2015. And
whether him giving you that platform was itself a form of
meddling, meddling, let's be
clear, but there's been quite a lot of evidence pointing to the
hacking into our election systems, especially voter
registration, but also local election officials. There are
grave concerns about the vulnerability of our election
system. And that is not new people didn't go listen to the
testimony before Congress. Just last week by Alex Halderman, one
of the foremost cybersecurity experts. It's not rocket
science, how to fix it.
Alex Halderman, one of the foremost security experts that
surely you'd be familiar with his work John as a technology
journalists for over 30 years. And
cybersecurity experts. It's not rocket science, how to fix this.
And we need to make our system protected, not just against
Russian interference, or Chinese or mafia, but also against
private corporations, for example, who control our voting
software and who have a stake in the outcome of the election. But
now
take me inside the dinner you had with Vladimir Putin in 2015.
And the prominence that it afforded you My question is, was
that in and of itself a form of meddling along the lines of let
me give some attention to Green Party candidate? Listen, Jill
Stein on the theory that any vote you know, the theory, any
vote for Stein is a vote that otherwise would have gone to
Hillary, what what was that dinner all about? Tell me about
it.
So let's be clear, that was a conference. And that picture
actually didn't really begin to circulate until long after the
election. So it's not like it was a public relations bump.
I think many of us are now going back and we're as I like to say
Zapruder ring brooder
it but he says brooders that have Zapruder it's a P
as approved or? No. But he says a brooder the blue during
the Zapruder film is the infamous Hill film of JFK
getting shot of made by Mr. Zapruder with a P but no, this
this brilliant light is as a brooder and
I think many of us are now going back and we're as I like to say
Zapruder ring. Every step of the way of the 2016 Study
well it could also be do you spell it as the brooding as br o
o d ing like we're brooding as a brooding or is he just a total
idiot?
He's total idiot. Yeah,
I think you're right. It's embroidering Great show title.
Great.
I wrote it down should be the t shirt is what it should be.
Cycle and
you know, Hey, baby, I'm gonna prosecute you until you're
completely as a brutal cycle. And as a breeder, no brooder you
after Stein the argument because I think she ought to have the
opportunity to respond to this once and for all Michigan, you
get 51,000 votes, Trump wins by 10,000. What other states keep
them keep them rolling Wisconsin, you get 31,000. Trump
wins by 22. But you can understand looking at that data,
you can understand how there would be an analysis that says
Vladimir Putin was reading the tea leaves in the United States
and thought bring Joe's dying to dinner or anything. I know you
had a meeting as well with Sergej lab Robin, and that you
went into Red Square and recorded those moments, meaning
anything he can do to give you prominence each from her despite
what you just said, in that crazy.
What do you do have her retort? I
hope? No, it's completely boring. All she does. Thank you.
Thank you for this opportunity to let me do let me
show you couldn't cut it down. I'll do it. Her retort is the
following. There's no evidence that any Greenie would have ever
voted for Hillary right now. And at least as many would have
voted for Trump, if any did vote for Hillary and she goes on and
on with a very good argument about how greens aren't they
didn't vote for Hillary for a reason. Maybe you're
mistaken somehow that I care what she has to say I'm only
care I only care about this insanely big
fan of Jill Stein. So I do care what she has to say. But yeah,
you can put that other idiot up there but it's up specious
argument and then she she I thought she beat him back on it.
She did. But I that's that wasn't the point of it. Yeah,
well, apparently not. But two pieces of news about North Korea
since North Korea has already come up. And I have my North
Korea clips, why don't let well, I'll give you my news and then
we'll hear your clips. News item number one. President moon,
South Korea is proposing an inter Korean team for the
Pyongyang Olympics. North and South Korean athletes very
interesting. And there was an article this morning in the
Telegraph, the Dutch newspaper, not the Netherlands, you have to
understand is a very big camping culture. we've ever discussed
this. I don't think when I was growing up and I was I entered
Dutch school system in the fifth grade.
Let's first of all, before you go on, just because I know about
this, but you better define camping. Yes. That's what I'm
doing as opposed to our sort of camping.
That's exactly what we want to do. They are a big fan of
camping. And when I entered the Dutch school system from the
International School, very close and secluded in the fifth grade,
then on Mondays could be jobs and camping based. We went to
the camping and we had a good time and see all the people from
the camera. What the hell are you doing? You're going out in
the woods camping? No, no, no, no, we have a standing caravan
stock had a fun standing caravan or trailer. Yeah, basically a
trailer. And on the weekends, people go to their trailer, and
they sit next to other trailers and they have a really good
time. They drink beer and they do whatever but it's a huge
culture, huge culture. So it's not dragging the trailer around
you, you have a spot and and you just go there and you hang out
with all the other people at the camping. So when you read the
North Koreans came to visit some campings and they were there
with a Spanish tourist official. They were and they had been
really looking at a whole bunch of different options. And what
they want to do is they want to put together very much like
benei dorm, which is a big Dutch vacation place in Spain Benidorm
they want to make in North Korea which you predicted they want to
make what do they call it the Costa del Correa is is what they
want to make it so they want to have a beautiful vacation
resort. Near or Wow, where's this? Or PESA? Not sure where it
is? Have you heard about this? This is the No
no I have not but it doesn't surprise me there. The problem
with the North Koreans they say they're so insular that they
they don't have but also many people don't have any common
sense about what how to make that as a tourist the way to go
and then apparently the landscape so beautiful you don't
want to do anything just cut people loose
anyway and please understand that that North Korea was
created by us and that they're they act as if they're at war
with us because the way they are we are we had the only thing
that has come into play since the war is armistice that's all
we there is essentially still a war on between
the wars never been concluded never that's what they want to
do they want to conclude the war but we refused to do it
because of sales. But now he's got this other annoying
douchebag Moon was ruining the sales
that guy we can't keep this up forever. And then the lies that
go around it it's just annoying and I'm going to play a clip of
this off of Fox and Fox is one of the is I've been studying
their changes
very poor very poor said doing bad
well they're I think there's some of the changes are
beneficial. I think they have some more professional people
but I think they also have a lot of incredibly rank amateurs
people can barely read off of a teleprompter don't sound natural
even when they talk and the weekends really show them the
amateur hour of it all they have a few people they're trying to
promote in their substituting the this Ainsley woman is going
to be the one that's going to take over word the new Megan the
new Megan and she's got it she's pleasant. She's her hair is like
most of the hair at the at the Fox network now is all the looks
like Farrah Fawcett in the 70s very old fashioned some of the
hairdos you look at I mean, you go oh my god, why did she
thinking what are they doing? I agree and and this Aynsley woman
is very pleasant. She got a nice mouth. She's good. She's from
South Carolina, which means that if she wants to turn it on, she
tries to repress it, but people don't realize that South
Carolina Linnaean women have probably the nicest voice in the
world. There was a major, I figured this I always knew they
had a nice voice, but I never knew it was just South Carolina.
But this was some years ago, I had got to visit. When I was
doing books, I got to visit the Ingram distribution facility and
sales facility where they had an Ingram was the number one book
distributor in the country in the world maybe. And they had
their their operations were in South Carolina. And I was told
by one of the people that we pretty much only hire women
salespeople from South Carolina. And so you go in there, and
these are all salespeople. So they knew what they were doing.
And they were
just a definition of a Southern Belle, I would say,
yes, but they have this sweet voice that you can amend
especially cannot say no to. And Ingram would use these women as
to hard sell women who would just sweet talk people into Oh,
yeah, I'll buy an extra. Oh, another pallet Sure. You keep
talking to me. And I was Don't hang up. Please don't
hang up.
I was listening to these calls. Because they were you could just
overhear anything in it. Because you'd cubicles would probably
like 500 people on the phone all at the phone at the same time.
And it was like holy crap. It was unbelievable. That's what
this woman if she turns it on, but she she represses it. But
once in a while she'll slip into and you are what a beautiful
voice. There's something about the South Carolina and people in
the south all know this. By the way. There's a lot of Southern
belle accents that are very sexy and very prone to getting you to
do what they want you to do. Yeah, nothing like South
Carolina.
Oh, have the vapors. Could you please get me some iced tea?
Sorry. Yeah. So anyway, so this is the fox analysis and I'm
going to condemn it. And you'll see why when you hear it. It's
within
our February range of North Korea and North Korea knows that
they for deployed much of their military to hold the capital
South Korea at risk acting against North Korea opens the
possibility of turning the capital South Korea into a
butcher's.
So in other words, there there are no options unless of course
you listen to Dennis Rodman who just got back from a visit to
North Korea. Take a listen. People don't
see the good side about the country. I think people don't
see him as as for the art, but if you actually talk to him, so
you see him do you see a different guy? Oh, yeah. Does he
smile? Does he talk to the open? We always talk? We sing karaoke.
fun ride horses.
Okay, so we all know that Dennis Rodman lives in an alternate
reality to the rest of us. That's a given. This is bizarre.
Oh, yes. Well, I can only imagine what Kim Jong Un thinks
of the United States. As he chats with Dennis Rodman. I
mean, he's got to be wondering sort of who is this man? And
what is his relationship with the American government?
Okay, we can stop. This guy was the expert from the Heritage
Foundation, the Korea expert. Yeah. The North Korea expert.
Does he know how they think over there? I guess not.
Well, does he know that Kim Jong Un is an outrageously basketball
fan, major, major, major basketball fan, and he's not
looking at Dennis Rodman and thinking wow, Americans are
weird. Or you as the guy says, Who is this guy? What? He knows
who he is. This is this is disingenuous analysis. He knows
who he is. He's the ruler of the worm. He used to plan the
Chicago Bulls. He knows exactly who he is. He's helping his
North Korean basketball team play better better basketball.
He's like a coach he comes over but to be so phony about this
and not to mention any of the background I would go or give
any insight but just to say something like Oh, he must think
Americans are weird when he sees this guy. Are you kidding me?
This is just lies. Fox is really hitting the bottom of the barrel
when they produce this sort of thing. It's just giving people
bad information. That's just bad information. It's not doing us
any good to hear this crap.
It's entertaining though. Anytime you could put Dennis
Rodman on the tube it's always good.
Rodman well we can barely speak well those piercings in his
mouth
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So he,
I mean, Kim Jong for not what I was gonna say Kim Jong Un has
has Dennis Rodman. This shake could have us. Yeah, we're much
more entertaining.
I doubt if he's a shake. I think he's just another just I don't I
think he's a diplomat of some sort. I'm guessing. From what he
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mine. A quote unquote, interesting side note to shows
before you read my previous letter you and Adam had called
each other out over the use of interesting and looked up
alternative words. I thought it would share a personal anecdote
and to dote, he says anecdote II ain't not an anecdote, an
antidote to help us to stop us about 40 years ago that helped
me change my use of the word Oh, it wasn't a criticism but an
effective true tale to help the speaker hear themselves say the
word. As you may have noted in recent shows the use of the word
as you may have noticed in recent shows use of the word. In
other words, you've been dropping it, it's effect, and
they never says what the anecdote is.
To hear it, you have to hear yourself say it, I guess, I
guess,
to clear dog Apache ins thank you to our the schmoes of news.
Okay, now, this is another interesting reference. That's a
reference. No, that's no, that's no, no, it's not at all.
Oh, I thought it was a derivative of schmuck.
That was yes. And it's with the C in it. This is schmo. This is
the little Abner that was developed in the night in the
40s. And continued until the death of the Joe shell Joe
Schmo. Was
that where that comes from? No,
no, no, no, no. And it schmo was an animal. Very sick look it up
someone,
someone of low intelligence.
That is the Jewish version. The schmo is an animal, it's not
someone of low intelligence. And the animal is a little round
ball of an animal that does has all kinds of characteristics,
including his apparently very delicious
What a sad characteristic to have as a species. You're you're
an ambitious
and you have to look up the short there's a good schmo, and
it's spelled sh M O O and it's a good Wikipedia entry on it, too.
When two O's loads, S H M O, like
sh Merriam Webster doesn't even know that word. And you
look go to the Wikipedia and you'll see that the whole
outline of it anyway L capital until you die, you use this.
This character was used as an allegorical character. And they
there's tons of them. They're like, the closest thing I can
come to for Star Trek people are Tribbles, like a Tribble. I
suddenly had a face that feet. Anyway, after interesting he
can. He continues. He calls us the schmoes of news now, I don't
know what kind of what that means, but he thinks it's a plot
positive thing after interesting comments directed at my last
letter. Let me remind listeners that schmoes almost destroyed
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up. I've been looking up schmoe animal on Google images. And I
see lots of drawings but I do not see a single schmo animal in
the picture
drawing. What is the drawing of Well,
it's kind of what you describe. It looks like a kind of a duck
to an animal.
Yeah, but why don't they have an actual picture of the animal?
Anyway,
there is no such thing. It was a cartoon.
Oh, okay. But you said it was tasty. I was ready to go get a
kill me some schmo bomb. So
hold on a second. How about killing it some Oric?
Yes, I'm gonna go to the schmo farm. Well in Merriam Webster
has sh M O one o and that is an unintelligent or stupid person.
I'm just not the same thing. I got 202 O's,
then it doesn't even show up in Merriam Webster. So
well, Merriam Webster should change Yes, because that thing
was drawn by El Cap. Probably there were two cartoonists in
this era that are probably missed by the modern era. El Cap
was one of them. And he did this little Abner cartoon and it had
all kinds of wo triple meanings. It was double entendres. I
wouldn't call it a deep cartoon, but it was it was better than
the stuff we'd get today, generally speaking, except for
may be Dilbert. But Dilbert didn't have his lengthy stories
now didn't have a long arc. And the other one was Pogo. And Pogo
was a very very interesting psychedelic almost cartoon
during the same era. Well, you
know what Dogpatch is obviously
was a town where he was in but what?
Well, because it's their autonomous of Dogpatch he has a
real El Cap thing going on little Abner
Yeah, apparently. Yeah.
And maybe Is he dead? Maybe it's him. Died in the 70s Oh, crap.
Yeah. 77 Too bad. Okay, well, anyway, does he want anything
does he want disease? Can we do anything for him?
It is no, he just wanted to write us about Eid.
Happy Edie Happy New Year.
Happy to give him some karma.
Some even Barca karma enjoy.
You've got karma
he's actually sent this time $800 in cash, which I'll have to
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Which voice I guess most podcasts from a lot of
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You are my go to source for sanity. Next day, I spoke to
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I would say everyone should do that. Everyone
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with multiple choice answers. And the only thing that's
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it here in America.
Anyway, this is 7373 he writes to commemorate the fourth time I
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All that and you forget to give us the callsign
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there was a clip I wanted to play in the first half of the
show, which had to do with CNN. short clip judul Interesting
clip, but This to me was like I
I've noticed I've noticed this before, I think I brought it up.
Yeah, I know exactly what you're gonna say.
So I'm watching this show, CNN, they got five guests. And it's
like, we can have a perspective or you can get from five guests.
All of which, with the exception, and I'm not sure this
is an exception of a New York Times writer. All the guests are
spooks
and who was first the intro who was it who was hosting the show.
This was your buddy Anderson. Well, then there's six books.
Yes. Level of detail in the Washington Post story says a lot
of reads like a spy thriller sadly come to life. With his now
some real life professionals former CNN Moscow bureau chief
Jill Dougherty, former CIA head of Russia operations Steve Hall.
The New York Times is Michael Shear. Shawn Turner, national
security analyst and former spokesman for Director of
National Intelligence James Clapper and former FBI and CIA
senior official Phil Mudd, Steve all studies and need to listen
to him now all spooks including Cooper. Yeah, I know. Yeah. But
you know, the thing that you
can add coverages is we don't need this this spooks given us a
party line.
Yeah, we do. I don't know why. You're watching CNN for news
value, you're in the wrong place. If it's for
entertainment.
I'm not I was just happened to be flipping around. flipping
around.
I always have to remind myself that CNN had breaking news for a
year about mh 17. So the with all this stuff, they've got this
what they do is they glom on to one thing that that does somehow
stimulate people. One topic, which can be scary Russians
spook spies, whatever, planes.
Em hmm, that kind of rings a bell. What is that again? Is
that? Is that the thing that was just appeared or is that the one
that was shut down?
For 17 was the one that disappeared. Okay, and the other
end the MH? 387 317 Or three, seven? Whatever? The one that
disappeared? Yeah, no, the one. That was the one that was shot
down.
Okay, the one that was shot down. I forgot about this until
just now because I we're still waiting for the report from the
Dutchess. Wait a minute, this is years ago, and we're still
waiting for the report. Yes. Yeah. Well, but wait, so hold on
a second. Let me back up. So they shut this thing down over
the you know, over Ukraine. Yes. over you. Well, they blame the
Russians. Yes. Yeah. And they have two black boxes. They found
the black boxes amongst the
P I don't I don't think they've ever released them mostly.
Now, Netherlands folks, mh 373 70. Now. They got to get on
set. Now. When was this? This was like two three years ago
now. And they still haven't come up with a report?
Yes, three years ago. And and but on top of that, because
there's another piece you got to take into account. The Ukraine
ascension agreement, which the Netherlands had a referendum
although not binding. They said we do not want Ukraine to be a
part of the EU. And guess what? They just signed it anyway. We
don't need you, Holland. Screw you but moving along. So there
was all of that in the back background backdrop.
And we're still waiting. We're still waiting. Yes, we're
still waiting for the official official report which I've lost
track at this point. But if you go to any of the Dutch blogs
like now they're still waiting, still waiting. From time to time
to come out with some of the annual where's the belling? Cat
guy? That douchebag Oh, got it. Because that's what was based on
a photo, which was crowds doors from Bellingcat upside down
question mark who tried to crowdfund his operation?
That didn't work out? I
don't think so.
I I ran into a story I just got to fill with a couple of short
items here. The see there's a CIA scandal ja scandal that was
not reported to me I watching mainstream media. Have you heard
about the CIA scandal?
I also watched the M five M I have not heard of the scandal.
Well, let's, what is this about?
Welcome back. Now your love of junk food could cost you your
job. At least if you push it too far. That's the lesson to be
learned from a recent scandal. This rocks the CIA, Artis Miguel
Francis Santiago explains.
Big news day contractors couldn't steal snacks without
getting caught. The contractors were working for the CIA
developed a special payment method to steal 3000 worth of
vending machine junk food. And we're doing it for about six
months until they got busted. All in the scheme was quite
elaborate. According to a declassified Office of the
Inspector General report, they unplugged the machines from the
net and use special blank prepaid cards to retrieve the
snacks for free. Wow. So a CIA contractor whose annual salary
ranges from about 60,000 to $160,000 had the desire to go to
such lengths putting their careers on the line all to eat
free junk food at the office. The social media couldn't resist
the now I thought this was a pretty funny story. And then I
was thinking about the mechanism they're using some joker is for
these you know, Snowden God type guys right contractor how they
know what they're getting. There's a big machine sales pot,
you know, they're all North Koreans, I think she has soda
and potato chips and all these things. Wow. Newzoo man, and
they get to screw thing it moves like a screen of the thing falls
right now, what they did was from what I can understand is
they had these cards, the smart cards that had money on them or
prepaid money, but there was a kind that was associated with a
bank account just to unhook the internet. So they
can't call dialing and connect and can
call home. But the machine doesn't know that it's too
stupid. And so it takes them it thinks is taking money off the
card when it's not taking anything off the card. And it's
coughing up that potato chips. That was a cool.
That's the kind of creative that was the kind of thing that would
if Abbie Hoffman were still writing today, he'd put that in
his steel this book, too. I think he could do with some
weight subway cards, you can do it as well.
So I'm sure you can do it all kinds of places in which you
unhook the internet.
Cool. Well, something to be tried.
Yeah, well, people programming skills aren't up to snuff.
I have an appliance story. Yeah, that's kind of an appliance. Oh,
by the way, breaking news, you steal from your employer. You
get fired though. We know what caused it.
The irony is they were stealing from the employers. It was
standing from the vending machine company.
Okay. We now know what caused the Grenfell fire. But you heard
the news
now Well, I'm sure I haven't heard what you're going to tell
me.
Well, I have a clip I was surprised I did not hear about
this.
Stephanie mercy is here to take us through the latest
developments including where the fire began.
Yeah, that's right now police have now identified what they
believe is the source of this fire have a look at this. It's a
hot point brand fridge freezer appliance that's what police
believe started this massive fire now they think that it
started in an apartment on the fourth floor. But they haven't
yet said how they think the fire broke out of this appliance.
Have a listen to the detective superintendent.
If been working with the Department of Energy, business
and industry industrial strategy, who are working with
with Hotpoint on the safety of that fridge. We know this fire
was started deliberately and we know that the fridge freezer in
this matter has never been subjected to a product recall
before. Further tests are ongoing onto that fridge
and now the company Hotpoint is asking people with the same
model number to register their devices with them. As we heard
there has been no recall issued but officials say that a
decision on forthcoming recall could be made in the near
future.
Yeah, what a great meeting that must have been. Wow Hey, I got
an idea. Let's blame it on something that could probably
never in your life who you seen catch fire? I don't know like a
refrigerator. Yeah, that'd be funny. Yeah, that's great. Let's
see if they'll eat that the calling has begun people stop
believing this.
Well, here's let's take it to another let's take it to a level
up the ante on this. All right. What about a hot point man,
they're gonna get irked hot point, hot point who's hot gonna
get are hot points like a brand man they're gonna No no no I
okay you give me that when I got
the answer What about Hotpoint man they're gonna get mad sue us
yeah they are but they are if we don't do a deal with them here's
here's how it's gonna work these companies all of them all these
appliance companies they never get anyone to register they
can't get there
we need to know our customers I got a great idea how we can get
customer database together for the mailing list.
I know mailing lists man a man go
to our website in fact, that's the only fridge whose name I'll
remember now. It's great.
Well, of course it's called Hot points point. Yeah, that is
canceled. There you have your Firestarter. Yeah.
We got a an interesting email in historical reference from
producer Colin IDM. Jen says do not download it. Today's episode
that was Niner four zero, and will listen but wanted to share
a page of history from the French Ruven revolution which
appears relevant in light of recent discussions of PTSD and
how it can affect the brain. There was an entire group during
the French Revolution known as Leser garages, less our garage
as I think it's I pronounce it, quite literally meaning the
enraged ones. They were members of leftist elite circles who
deliberately took advantage of latent anger within the Parisian
mob by stoking it and then directing it at the government,
the church, whatever or whoever got in their way. Makes you
think about Madonna and all the various other rabble rousers out
there on the left and right. Thank you for your courage Colin
Cunningham, then so it says a wiki entry for this. Let's Ohio
Jays. Omaha Jays?
Yeah, I've heard of them.
I hadn't heard of them. And it makes a lot of sense. Certainly,
would you take into account this clip that I have from Dr. Jordan
Peterson. He is the guy from the Scandinavian University who says
I'm not going to use those damn made up pronouns. This is from
one of his lectures. And I think the lecture was on YouTube, I
would advise going to whites about religion. Think let me see
if I have it here. I can't find it right off that there was
something about the he was relating today to the Bible,
etc. And he came up with the story of the lobster, which
takes a minute just to get into the lobster story, but it's very
relevant as he finishes up. How we are you okay? Yeah. Oh, no,
it made a weird sound kind of like you keeled over.
Like, oh, he's gonna keel over to you. Just because you're
taking forever to get to this story. I'm going home.
Sorry, sorry. I'll
keep going anyways, back to make that snide remark.
What snide remark
that I was way I killed over because that was
the as kind of snide remark. That's what it sounded like. And
I've heard that before I'm on the mic fell over. I'm sorry.
This
is that. I did bounce bounce my mouse.
I'm so sorry. I bore you with my setups.
I'm really sorry. Oh, no. Yeah, no, no.
Sorry. Really, really sorry.
So anyways, back to the lobsters. In all of these. So
these creatures engage in, in dominance disputes. And and I
think dominance is the right way to think about it, because
lobsters aren't very empathic, and they're not very social. And
so it really is the toughest lobster that wins, you know, and
what's so cool about the lobster is that when when a lobster
wins, he flexes and gets bigger. So he looks bigger. Because he's
a winner. It's like he's advertising that and the
biological, the neurochemical system that makes him Flex is
serotonergic. And you think, Well, who cares? What the hell
does that mean? We'll tell you what it means. It's the same
chemical that's affected by antidepressants in human beings.
And so like, if you're depressed, you're defeated
lobster like you're there like this. I'm small. I'm, you know,
things are dangerous. I don't want to fight. You give somebody
an antidepressant, it's like up, they stretch, and then they're
ready to like take on the world again. Well, if you give
lobsters who just got defeated in a fight serotonin, then they
stretch out and they'll fight again. And that's like, we
separated from those creatures on the evolutionary timescale,
somewhere between 350 and 600 million years ago, and the damn
neuro chemistry is the same. It was funny because I revealed
this finding, you know, I didn't discover this, I read about it.
But I talked to my graduate students about I used to take
the boat for breakfast, you know, and they were very
contentious, snappy bunch, and, and they were always trying to
one up each other and they were quite witty and for like six
months until it got very annoying. Every time one of them
went up the other they'd stretch themselves out and like snap
their hands like so. That was that was very funny. It was it
was really very funny. So you see this in lobsters and so
that's pretty amazing. So yeah, and one of the other thing
that's really cool about lobsters is that Tom, let's say
you've been like top lobster for a long time, but you're getting
kind of old and some young lobster just, you know, wails
the hell out of you. And, and so you're all depressed. But thing
is your brain is dominant. But you don't have much of a brain
because you're a lobster. And so now what are you going to do?
Because you just lost? And the answer is, while your brain will
dissolve, and then you'll grow a subordinate brain. Yeah. And so
that's we're thinking about to write here for a couple of
reasons. First of all, if any of you who've ever been seriously
defeated in life, you know what that's like. It's like it's a
death, a descent, a dissolution. And if you're lucky, a regrowth
and maybe not as the same person. That's what happens to
people with post traumatic stress disorder, right, their
brains undergo permanent neurological transformation. And
they then inhabit a world that's much more dangerous than the
world that they inhabit it to begin with. But we also know
too, if you have post traumatic stress disorder, or depression,
that your hippocampus shrinks, or it dies and shrinks, and you
can sometimes get it to grow back, your hippocampus shrinks
and your amygdala grows. And the amygdala increases emotional
sensitivity, and the hippocampus inhibits emotional sensitivity.
And so if you've been badly defeated, the hippocampus
shrinks and the amygdala grows. Now, if you recover, the
hippocampus will regrow and antidepressants actually seem to
help that but the damn amygdala never shrinks again.
Permanent damage bitches
Wow, where'd you get that clip?
From? I'll tell you exactly one of our producers sent it to me
in that great
will I eat it's a fantastic clip. I'll give you a borderline
for it. Does that make you feel better
from it's a I didn't know the amygdala got big and stayed that
way. I thought it would I thought a very up and down No,
you're done. You're toast. Wow, that means a dimension most of
the people in dimension B that haven't been saved by now or
probably doomed
Yes. Well, you can apparently with serotonin and get your
hippocampus back up a little bit.
But then you get the serotonin issue which is right. You know,
we have people on our debt, listen to our show that that
warn against anybody playing around with serotonin. It's like
you can't stop doing it. I mean, you're stuck. You're screwed.
It's, it's a medical condition. It's the we need brain we need
fMRI is for everybody. Maybe you could be you know, you could
actually be become unhinged in this condition. We need it we
need a name for it. We need a name for it for this condition.
I got nothing. I got nothing.
It's funny that you put that in because this guy's a pronoun guy
play the Canadian pronoun law just to keep people up with
this.
Meanwhile, Canada passed a law which is supported by Prime
Minister Trudeau making it illegal to call people by the
wrong gender pronoun. critics warn that Canadians who disobey
this new legislation could be charged with a hate crime, find
or even jailed.
Well, we've talked about this before on the show. Is this the
same status? I think there is news from Canada though, about
the legalization of marijuana. This is a big deal. And I have
two clips here. Well, a
year from now the federal government plans to legalize the
use of marijuana but how much should you use? If at all as
much as possible? When and how should it be administered all
questions without clear answers, but today, a group of public
health experts issued a list of guidelines in hopes of reducing
the risk of Pay Attention everybody Harmon says Washington
is on that story for us this evening.
We and it seems this really is about reducing risk. So they
made it pretty clear right off the bat at the press conference
that if you want no risk at all for marijuana, that you
shouldn't use marijuana. They are also realistic, they know
that people do use marijuana and they're more likely to once it
becomes legal. So the experts have taken a look at the
research that is out there. They have put together what you might
call best practices and they've put together some guidelines
that are being endorsed by some major medical groups and among
them the Canadian Medical Association and some of these
guidelines are are what you might expect from a really any
drug if you're pregnant, avoid marijuana who have mental health
issues, but others are more specific to pot let's take a
look at those if we can put them up. If you're under the age of
16 they're suggesting avoiding marijuana because your brain is
still developing and
your brain and your brain on drugs any questions they
believe that pot could have a negative effect as well. They're
suggesting limit learning by watching you okay, you so in
other words, once or twice a week is very different from
using it daily and scientific research indicates that there
are negative effects Because from frequent and intensive use,
oh, let's listen. There are negative effects from frequent,
what kind of use I'd see that forgetfulness I think
she said some frequent and intensive intensive use. Much
like don't drink and drive, don't smoke and drive they
suggest need to wait six hours before getting behind the wheel.
Another one
unless you want to clog the highway because you're doing 25
We're talking about it their advice to not smoke marijuana
and that's not to say don't use marijuana but they're
specifically talking about the smoking of it suggesting that it
is hard on the lungs that there are perhaps better ways to
injustice specifically in baked goods or in candies and they
suggest that might be better because it's not only easier on
the lungs, but also easier to control the dose of THC that
you're getting
so these medical experts trying to get the word out to people
across the country what kind of reaction has there been?
Well, we know that there are people who do use marijuana and
so CBC reached out to those people
well, you know, we do know people who use the marijuana So
we reached out to them but did you just look to the your
neighbor in the
control room the engineer pushing the buttons Hey,
man, he's and
they suggested that might be better because it's not only
easier on the lungs, but also easier to control the
data stereotype command is not just the audio guys always the
audio guys smoking weed. It's every dose of
THC that you're getting. So these medical experts trying to
get the word out to people across the country. What kind of
reaction has there been?
Well, like I said, we know that there are people who do use
marijuana So CDC reached out to those people who are familiar
with the effects
familiar with my phone call a CBC where's my phone call,
infects
nuclear with the effects of a pot and find out what they make
of this advice in these guidelines. And here's a little
of what we heard.
I do it for anxieties and sleeping and eating disorders
and it seems to
work like to tell tell people to not use it. And abstinence is
best is coming out of there. You put that guy in who's completely
hammered. That's an eyesore. Oh, you already did it? Of course.
Well, I have a pipe.
I'm not done. I'm not done. I'm not done. I thought it was two
clips. I said to No. Okay. Go to clips. I have the Prime Minister
Trudeau.
He's a pothead for sure. Yeah, but
he's saying some stuff that that my fellow weed enthusiast may
want to be careful of over there in Canada Navia. You've made
the steps towards legalizing marijuana. You're pushing that
forward next year. It may be in place by the summer of 2018. At
one thing I've noticed and all these is the government going to
make money out of this? Is this gonna be something you've tax?
The one bit which isn't very clear to me?
Well, it's not very clear to you because we haven't focused on
that. The reason we are choosing to legalize control marijuana.
Whoa, whoa,
did you hear what he said? Yeah, control trawl, it's all about
control of your weed. People
realize that control marijuana is because the current system is
not protecting our kids. It's right now easier for an underage
Canadian teenager to buy a joint than it is for them to get their
hands on a bottle of beer and whatever you may think about the
relative harms of marijuana versus versus alcohol or
cigarettes. Marijuana is not good for the developing brain
it's not good for our kids, we need to do a better job of
making it more difficult at least as difficult as it is to
access alcohol. As as it can be. And that's that's the main part
of our legalization strategy along with recognizing that
criminal organizations and street gangs are making billions
of dollars every single year off of the sale of marijuana which
they then funnel into other criminal activities. So you put
those two things together you realize we have a system that
isn't working Can we change it can we make it more difficult
for young people to access marijuana can it's
all the focus on 16 year olds Oh yeah, there's something else
going
on I can we put the sale of marijuana through at least a
regulated and overseen frame that the government will put
forward to make sure there's quality control make all the
profits aren't aren't going into illicit corners hide your
seeds people. There's going to be two levels there's going to
be the the for the schmucks like you and me here's what the
government says you can have. They're going to say how much
THC you can have.
The profits aren't on Going into illicit corners. And, yes, draw
on tax revenues that can then be put into
can be put into war and stuff like that. That's what you want
with your tax dollars like
education campaigns. Better better advocacy, better work in
mental health and, and addiction services for all drugs. Those
are the kinds of things that we see as a logical step forward.
So the lens we're taking, yes, there was there are more like
most likely be plenty of economic activity and alcohol as
a model. You have big global players in beer in Canada, but
you also have a lot of microbreweries and there's
there's consumer choice if you want to choose what what you
want. There are options out there. Yes.
Don't man.
Just a bunch of schmooze smokes for these people. schmoes here
your schmo joint you're gonna have this one
huh All right, well, you got another one. No. Okay, well, I'm
gonna play something that you just bought pot but it's a
different tact if you haven't noticed, and I believe somebody
even tweeted me something and maybe got an email Oh, studies
are showing that you know, you use pot you're gonna get into a
car wreck. When there's been a lot of these and floating around
all of a sudden, again, we have these last ditch that's Don't
Legalize it and because you're gonna get into a car wreck and
anyone who's in the in the area where it's legal. Washington
States a good example. And my wife points this out because
she's up there all the time. Yeah, you can spot these stoners
in these cars because they're driving around a stoner a guy's
stoned driving stoned. They're driving around some old Nissan
it's never been washed. It's got like one wobbly tires committed
crab
doesn't have fish a fish on the back and an Obama sticker.
The Obamas sticker is going down the road about 18 miles an hour.
Slow down man.
So this is not really you know, yeah, I guess you could write
you could if you're going down the road at normal speed your
rear end and Mike I suppose that could cause an accident. So the
accident thing is I think I just found it to be peculiar that
they were running the stories. CBS who must have one one stone
or someplace in the in the edit room some Easter eggs put an
easter eggs in? Well, he this is the story on the driving
impaired in Colorado and they showed a chart in Colorado since
a legalize it two years ago it the rates have gone up 14% In
Washington, they've gone up a little bit and a little bit in
Oregon, but nothing that really there's no real numbers here.
But the 14% is concerning, except when you actually look
into this whole picture. And it's kind of revealed it within
the package. And you can hear it
for those fronts in our industry spends $70 billion a year in
research and development, which is more than any other industry.
So in general, we're encouraged by the direction we're heading.
Green.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
This is CBS News on driving and Pam car.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Here we go.
New insurance study out this week looked at car crashes in
several states that allowed the use of recreational marijuana.
Very Peterson reports from Denver.
Colorado lived a nation with the first sales of legal
recreational marijuana in 2014. But the drugs impact on roadway
crashes has not been well documented. Now the highway loss
Data Institute has reported an increase in insurance claims
filed for collisions in Colorado, Washington and Oregon.
Three states where recreational marijuana is legal. Matt and
more oversaw this study
Colorado just relative to the states around it. We're seeing
an increase of almost 14%
But those numbers do not match with the Colorado State Patrol
has track. Sergeant Rob Madden says the agency has actually
seen a decrease in the number of driving impaired accidents since
pot sales became illegal.
Two years of data is not enough to allow us to draw conclusions
to come up with an explanation of what is safe what is not safe
science where
you're Brian was sent a represents pot shops getting
them played a major role in Colorado's legalization.
Typically, you can drink one beer and drive but if you have
three you're over the limit. The states are taking a hard look to
try to figure out what is that three beer limit for marijuana.
There have been tragedies from mixing marijuana and driving.
Last year high school student Chad Britton was killed by a
teen driver high on pot. And while pot may be legal, Impaired
driving is not even though it's that much harder to detect.
What we are looking for is Is the impairment that we see? Well
speaking to the drivers
very Peterson, CBS News, Denver.
Wow. So instead of celebrating the fact that that that has
actually gone down. Yes, we're going to turn it into the weeds
GONNA KILL YOU PIECE it's gonna
kill yeah and you gotta pay more for insurance now in the States.
Oh, there you go I was looking at. I was looking for the angle
but if you have a medical medical license card is that oh,
you probably can't even get insurance. I would never get one
of those license cards. It's crazy.
Now why would you want to do that before you know it? You
can't own a gun and you're right. And you can't be near
live within 500 yards of a school.
Yeah, you name it. Yeah. Yeah, no. So this is a scam. So
somebody who sent me well, Luca does a the cop on the beat the
Colorado highway patrol says no, it's gone down. Hello. Yeah.
Hello. And they would know it's a scam. The scam it's a scam.
It's just a simple scam. I'm going to show my move by donate
to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh
yeah, that'd be fun
good point. I'll probably lose my pilot's license. Eventually,
because of it. Maybe and my ham license
that's pretty good. CQ, CQ, TX. Anybody out there?
Five nine rows, a kiddo five out chata shot.
Well, let's thank a few people for show a 941 starting with a
couple of the Canadians here from British Columbia and
Alberta. And another one from some in Lisbon apparently no no
150 bucks. That's the Canadian to connect Canada. Today is July
1, it will be tick collecting under 50 bucks his honor and
50th anniversary of Canada we used to be Dominion day. Travis
Dillman in Red Deer Alberta Red Deer $150 And he says Happy
effing B day bitches. Allen bows in Langley British Columbia Keep
up the great work to heal the broken American psyche it's sad
to watch the EU
is that what we're doing?
Yeah it's sad to watch the USA tear itself to pieces by
political manipulation
oh no no but every country gets the government and the M five M
It deserves that's that's the way it goes. That we deserve a
job deserve it
and and then finally Jose Abreu in Lisbon. Once a little job
karma we're gonna put that specifically for him at the end
and $50 and
he says could you shake the rain stick to help put out the forest
fires? Yes. Oh.
I'm just gonna let you do it because I don't want to
it's a forest fire. John, come on. We need we need both sticks.
Come on. Get your stick.
It's time we did this is poured here. Hold it by the shaft.
Ready? Alright, got it by the shaft. There it is.
All right, putting out fires that should do it.
There are a lot of fires there all over the place. Shit
works though. I want you to know it may rain in Austin in three
days from now but
even Santa vol $133.33 Keep up the good work now that jobs
karma for him. And now Donald Barofsky or Sir Donald from
Starfleet and valley Yes, he's from the Galactic Council
sent in a no to Star Trek stamps. United Federation of
Planets letterhead Hey, go. Hey guys. Here's my monthly input a
monetary fuel to keep the show running. No agenda is my Mental
Floss. It clears out the nothing particles of mainstream news
with which we are forced fed daily. Cheers Baron Donald of
the fire bottles. Spokane Valley wa six. Oh, ASOs Oh, mi threes
kilo
five Alpha Charlie, Charlie, that you know what? Maybe, maybe
it's not the weed that has caused more accidents. Maybe
because I've been driving a little bit more recently. Maybe
it's the idiots who are driving and texting. How about we we
compare that?
I thought I had a clip on that. You did. He was on the last show
where you didn't play it. Look up texting on your thing as soon
as you can find it.
La cops. Now that's an old one that's from 14. Oh, yeah. So
well, okay. Let me read the title of as of this clip, as
typed in by John C. Dvorak, Tech's tech Kaiser to help news.
Oh, that's it. That's a dot mp3. Let
me again, thanks to laser tech news. No,
it's tech to high Keiser news.
Yeah, I have it here. I have it on this list. Okay. We'll play
it or if we want to do technically
I'm saving it for that very reason.
Okay, onward. Sir Kelly Spong Berg in Rocky Mountain House in
Alberta. As a call out to the Canada Day, one 1306. Now it's
possible that this is $150. Yeah, in Canadian, so that will
give him credit for 150 and ROI pledge in Canada, Ontario. $113
is similar. And he is also a Yeah, he says $150 Canadian
pesos. Celebrate Canada Day. Okay, so we have the app,
please people the parity that we're giving to our northern
neighbors. It does not count for your godforsaken country in its
currency. Everyone's trying to jump up. Hey, if I give you 200
baht, can I then be
executive produce 150 rupee?
Like a like a buck 50 Dude, the Indians won't even give us route
that little rupees don't give us anything.
That's true. The Indians are cheap, cheap, they're cheap.
That's just the way their culture just we don't hate him
for that. Just totally on him. It's just the way they are
cheap. Can't help that's gonna do about it can't help himself.
Andrew Newton in Swindon, UK.
Lee De douche me it's been over 18 months since my last
donation.
Ben de deuced
Andy Kluber a boob 808 Boop boop Seth 7777 I have a long note
from him.
No, I think I got the same one. Yeah. Yeah, well, the point was,
he said there often comes a point in a man's life when he's
forced to grapple with his shortcomings and assess his
manifold failures. From my experience. These moments of
self reflection usually occur when one A is drunk or Be not
drunk enough. My most recent exam existential crisis burst
forth when I in abject horror heard myself being called out as
a douchebag. A week or so ago. I can tell you though, I've often
been called hideous and unspeakable names when my
friends and passed there's nothing that so sharply and
brutally cuts to the quick like being named as a profligate non
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Just want to did you ever think that when you we started doing
this? It was just hookers and blow?
Right well, but then we then we got our first Dame so then it
became rent boys and Chardonnay.
Yeah, now you have a list which could be published as a small
giblet giblet of different things you could do. Add to this
thing is pretty interesting. Where
did you start? The gym?
I do remember when we got into the hookers and blow thing was I
remember us getting to a beef of the one of our first nights.
I don't remember this. You can't remember I can't remember this.
It was a dame and she they were of the impression that it was
referring to hookers and blow jobs. Oh, no. And I had to
explain it was referring to cocaine,
which as you know, is just as addictive as Oreos.
Yeah, or worse. Or the Oreos are worse. I guess
it's one
of the other Oreos are just as addictive as cocaine.
It was Yeah.
So I've got to know from Ramsey Kane or buddy. Down. Yes, sir
Ramsey, he's down there. He was ill for some I think he's okay.
Now. Yeah, he said he mentioned he says it I took a derivative
of the MMPI the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality
Inventory as a freshman in high school. The purpose of this
version of the test was to indicate what career best suited
the subjects personality. It took between four and five
hours. And it was optional. So some of the students bailed out
after a short time I stuck it out and got an interesting
result. The facilitator that had come to our high school from the
University of Wisconsin, Madison explained that 99% of test
takers would get one career suggestion but sometimes it gave
two I took the test very seriously and I was lucky enough
to get two possible paths to pursue a shit you not my profile
suggested I become either a priest or a clown.
And what's the difference is why immediately I'm not
sure what this says about me or the test, but I think it speaks
volumes about those two particular lifestyles that a
person could equally be suited to either one. Keep up the great
work Kane. I have a few new agenda CDs out soon. I've been
working all weekend mo send to official announcement when
they're up on the site,
no agenda cd.com And we appreciate the work he does. You
know, we use GuideStar a lot guidestar.org which is the if
you want to go find form 990s for the nonprofit groups, that's
where most of them are very disturbing. a change that has
taken place in how they put their ratings up. And now
there's been all kinds of weird stuff with it. Now it wasn't
GuideStar was Charity Navigator, it literally took money from the
Clintons and then gave them a five star rating, whatever their
rating is,
by having nothing before, and this is no rating whatsoever.
It's just kind of like the marijuana the marijuana card,
we're joking about it, you know, but you can't have a gun, you
can't be can't live near school, you can't drive. That will all
happen. When you now see that GuideStar whose only job is to
publish all of the reports to have a searchable database. They
do I guess they make money on the side with be able to
producing special packages package reports, if you're doing
something for research and have it all ready to go for you. They
are now including in their listings, if and nonprofit
organization is a hate group, and they are receiving this
information directly from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
This is very bad. Yeah, I agree. If you look at the list of the
hate groups, on the SPLC has deemed as a hate group, there's
some that really don't belong in that.
A lot of them actually well named too. I have to look at the
list. I thought you had it in front. Now. I
don't have the list in front of me. But go ahead. Do
you take Alaska again? Yeah,
I'll be ready with an answer next time. But the Southern
Poverty Law Center man this mean?
You know what, I believe it's probably going on here. scam.
Well, that's a word I very rarely used. But I think it's
something like like, like you get with the rainbow coalition
are that thing Sharpton? Does, which we're gonna pass you want
to get off our list? You know, we went to our donation coming
in, you know, get the Southern Poverty Law Center. Yeah. Yeah,
you want to be a hate group where you want to help us hate,
hate or help, hate or help? Because obviously, if you give
us money, you're not a hate group going to easily take you
off the list. Sounds like that. To me. It does have a lot of
these operations do that. We should, you know, we could
probably I've always thought about this as one of these
things. You know, what does it take to pull off one of these
stunts and get a bunch of free money? Well, I think you're
looking at one example.
Yeah. Well as SPLC has deaf $700 million in the bank.
You know, there's some evidence that goes Yelp kind of pulls
this stuff
out. Of course, they do that everyone uses Yelp because of
manipulate. Yeah, so I think I want a good table. I'm a Yelp
reviewer.
No, I'm thinking Yelp. Because I know one place a dig it because
they don't.
Well, didn't they get in trouble for doing just that? A couple of
years? Yes. Yeah. And I think they still get it.
I think they still do it. Well, I'm
sure the sales guys are saying, Hey, we can buy got access to
something I can push some stuff down.
They can push it down the button.
Tina went to some conference about direct marketing of
nonprofits to millennials.
Oh, wow. Did she get the literature? I'd love to read
some of this stuff.
I'll ask her. She said it was very interesting. How much it
was how much design matters. But
then they have to have a story. Yes. Have a story. Yes.
It has to have a story. What the hell?
Oh, I want to story I don't want to buy anything. It doesn't have
a story behind it. I don't want to buy Del Monte ketchup because
I don't really know the story. I want to story. I want to know
where the tomato came from and what kind of a life it led
before it was crushed and made into
ketchup. But I've now completely forgotten how I was going to tie
that into GuideStar. I really completely forgot. I don't know
what the connection was. But it was something. It'll come back
to me. Dammit, well, I'll get the material from her and then
it'll trigger what I was how I was going to relate that to
GuideStar and the SPLC. But yeah, it's a it's a shakedown.
Yeah, Shakedown that store Shakedown. I agree. I think
it's a shakedown. It's a shakedown. But anyway,
it really brings into question this organization who are
rating, the nonprofits based upon their catalog and they they
are bitchy to they'll say, Well, you didn't have that. I didn't
include that in your report. So we're giving you three stars.
And well, well, how can I make it five all you have to do
everything we say, which is also a form of a shakedown. Yeah, but
there's no money involved. But Shakedown, but
it gives them more credence more.
Do it our way or die.
There you go. America.
All right. Onward. Yes. I have a couple I got a meme. I want to
get this out. Before we do the night. We've stopped this show
and go to the next show. Big As I've been I was listening. This
is part of the Greg Greg gut field of the five NS Fox which
they've decided to make a big show they've changed the satis
big glamorous set.
Do you think he's parking? Guilfoyle? No.
I don't She's I don't think she's of that type. She She
likes to portray herself as that.
Well, someone Someone suggested that to me and I was
feeling gut felled and and Guilfoyle I don't think so. It's
just doesn't work. But they they did bring in a substitute guy, I
think is going to be the new one. Williams. I think one
Williams is out and his new guys in is the black guy saw
the new guy. Yeah, gay. Yeah, perfect.
It's backed. He's he's and he's the, he's the
Democrat. He's another black. He's the Democrat. So they upped
the ante because he's gay. He's black Democrat and gay.
Perfect. Yeah, he looks like Little Richard.
It'd be better if he had like a skin disease. You know, like
he's
he's got the eye mascara around the eyes. He's flamboyant. He's
got the kind of the greasy little grease the short greasy
hair and Guilfoyle
loves him. She's a fag.
That's a possibility that
he said, I think so.
Whatever the case, the guy's hilarious. Outspoken MP knows
how to be plays very well on the show. I think he does a good job
of not getting carried away. But anyway, the show is like a huge
set, they're really going to push it but I'm watching it
because I was fascinated by the new layout and everything. And
then there was the meme comes to mind because I was scanning
around different Fox shows and I started hearing this meme over
and over and over. And then when I heard Garfield, say it, I
said, Okay, meme of the month.
Both of those fronts in our industry spends $70 billion a
year in research and development, which is more than
any other industry. I mean, with the general we're not Jesus.
You really want to play that clip.
made so much sense with with your set up. meme of the month.
Okay. This also had meme in the title. Yes, it did. Okay, so
sorry. And there's a lot of hate coming from the party of
tolerance. They demonize those who disagree. And then they
wonder why America is so divisive.
The party of tolerance. No, wait, don't say it. Don't say
it. Let me hear it. Again.
There's a lot of hate coming from the party of tolerance.
They demonize those who disagree. And then they wonder
why America is so divisive.
demonize those who disagree.
No, no. is the is the phrase right at the beginning? You had
half of it?
Damn, there's a lot of hate. Oh, let me do it again.
Dan. There's a lot of hate coming from the party of
tolerance. They demonize those who disagree. And then they
wonder why America is so divisive.
Okay. Yeah, the hate from the party of tolerance,
hate from the party of tolerance. I've heard this over
and over again, this came out as a memo. I just know it dose
don't have a copy. But when you keep hearing hate from the party
of tolerance, hate from the party of tolerance, hate from
you just you know, this is like they're gonna keep saying this
until people call him say this is we're sick of hearing it.
This is very interesting to me, having studied NLP a little bit,
whenever you put a dichotomy together, that it confuses
people's brains, and you can give them a whole bunch of
information that they will suck up. So in this case, hate and
tolerance within the same breath. Yeah, is very important.
Because when you say that the person is the recipients brain
goes on. What is that? What what the lizard brain? What's
happening? And then you can say, buy Coca Cola, and you can do
all of that stuff. Yeah, it's like freedom controller. That's
the best name I ever came up with.
Yeah. Oh, that's actually pretty cute. Not you mentioned it.
Yeah, that's why I did it. Yeah. Sound good.
Hey, can we play this drive?
I've noticed this meme. I got a little irked by it and I want
people to make sure when you hear it, you know, it's this is
bullcrap. You have more examples? No additional is the
meme of the month.
I don't know why. But why is it bullcrap?
Hate for no. It's bullcrap. Because it's developed as a
meme. Oh can be used on the public to make you hate
Democrats. Is this the same thing as the Democrats trying to
get you to?
Well, this this is so this is some high level thinking. I
don't think it's by accident. Someone who knows what they're
doing came up with.
It can't be by accident or they wouldn't have everybody in
there. Mr. Singh?
I mean the hate and tolerance that I think that's also
engineered I think it's engineered
Yeah, I think it is to
the speaking of memes that remember we kept hearing Obama
cares keeping 50,000 people alive.
Yeah, we never did you get to the dead. I did. I did.
This was in it was something Obama said of course. And And
let me get you the exact date of this. This is 2015 March 2015.
In a recent speech marking, I didn't have time to get the clip
as long, marking the fifth anniversary of the Affordable
Care Act present Brock Obama touted a number of competency
credited to the law, quote, the work that we've been able to do
is already spurring the kinds of changes we had hoped for. It's
helped reduce hospital readmission rates dramatically.
It's a major reason why we've seen 50,000 fewer preventable
patient deaths in hospitals. Well, that is a quite a stretch
from it's keeping 50,000 people alive. Fine, say fuck that. Oh,
that's just that's insulting for anyone who has Google
like the 97% insulted nobody cares about anymore. So now
it's Trumpcare will kill an extra 50,000 people. Yeah,
that's, that's now how it's
that's our goal.
We've been working on that for a long time finally, within our
grasp.
All right, so I can play the drug guy in his meme that I
think people have to be aware of, because I think because the
drug companies have not been able to rationalize why they
charge 10 bucks for a pill that they're not charging 60 bucks
for. And they have all these phony baloney excuses. But I
there's something in this. There's a meme in here. The guy
screws it up, by the way, does the drug dude Oh, finally play
this clip? Yes, it's the one you've been waiting to play.
This is the guy that this I think is the most onerous thing
I've ever heard. And I will explain it to you after you play
the clip.
Both of those fronts in our industry spends
up let me set it up. This was at the Aspen conference, Judy was
there. The douchebag and this is a guy who's the head of the drug
industry trade organization,
do Shara
sofa those fronts in our industry spends $70 billion a
year on market research and development, which is more than
any other industry. So in general, we're encouraged by the
direction we're heading. I think everybody agrees. drug prices
are out of control in this country. Pfizer announces
raising the prices of 100 drugs by 20%, including some well
known drugs, like I guess Viagra and Lyrica companies have been
sued. I know by some state attorneys general
alleged collusion, why
does she have to say like Viagra? Is that Is that
important to the story? That's to her
and then rising prices?
I was snappy. What's going on? I mean, what what do you see as
the problem here, I should start by trying to make sure that
we're on the same fact bases. So if you look at Express Scripts
as a leading PBM, in the industry, pharmacy pharmacy
benefit manager looking at spending in 2016, drug spending
went up three and a half percent, and net prices are up
to 2.8%. So if you went back two or three years, prescription
drug spending is actually the lowest growing or slowest
growing category in healthcare. We did go through a spike in
2014 and 2015. I would argue due to some anomalous factors, so
FDA approved a record number of new drugs, Medicaid was
expanded, and a new cure for Hepatitis C was introduced,
which has revolutionized the treatment of that disease and
will obviate the need for liver transplant, as well as reduce
the incidence of liver cancer. We're now in the back half of
that, that spike, if you will, the Python is sort of digested
the tennis ball. And even CMS is on actuaries estimate that drug
spending will be between four and 6%. For the next 10 years,
which is roughly in line with overall healthcare spending.
Same time, a lot of finger pointing going on. I mean, the
in the healthcare industry, between the drug companies, the
pharmacy benefit managers, hospitals, insurers, a lot of
those fingers are being pointed those still at your industry.
But we think there are we take these issues very seriously. And
we think there are pragmatic consumer oriented solutions to
address some of the issues that have been raised. So for
example, a lot of the media attention in the last year is
focused on companies that are really nothing like our member
companies. They're companies that are taking old drugs
without market competition and raising the price dramatically.
And we think there are policy solutions primarily at the FDA
that would address those situations. Similarly, we think
as an industry, the pricing model needs to evolve. We need
to move away from paying for volume to paying for the value
of care. That's what the administration is, is among the
things the administration is looking at. I've also read the
critics look at that and say that in the end, it may work for
some people, but it's not going to work for everybody who needs
prescription drugs. Well, this again, our sector maybe a little
But lagging other healthcare sectors in this movement towards
paying based on value as opposed to the volume of care. A blog
a botched botched it Yeah, botched that
that's I have two ISOs. So we know what we're talking about
here. I'm sorry, that clip was so long. But play the eye. So
this is what the guy is trying to say this drug guy. So one
needs to evolve, we need to move away from paying for volume to
paying for the value of care.
That's, that's, that's that's the new main value of care.
Value of care refers to what's your life worth?
Well, we know it's only what is it $8 million $6 million. And
that
didn't cure for this your diseases $8 million, how much
money you got in the bank, this value of care 800 You want to
live value of cares you want to live as opposed to volume, which
is here's what the pills cost to make.
You want to and you know what? There's another there's
something nefarious going on here. The guy mentioned Express
Scripts, and we've had a lot of medical stuff going on here. And
you know, this is a racket is a this is a big racket
lot of rackets but let's play part two of this clip. This is
ISO two. So here's what here's how we screwed it up,
paying based on value as opposed to the volume of care. But it's
one of those rare areas.
It was supposed to be based on volume, and value and value of
care. But this time, he blew it and said volume of care. So that
was just because in other words, they're just working out there.
That is you know, that volume of care is beautiful.
It's very funny. But they're still working on this bit. But I
mean, they haven't got it down yet. Or they wouldn't have made
that botch because it's their
work. It's horrible. It's not all that great. You can only
Morrible you can't remember it.
Well, it's Volume II once value of cares. The key value of care
is what is what is this worth to you? What is it worth to you to
be alive? What is it worth to you to live an extra day? In
fact, I see some drug commercials that talk about
well, you take this drug with your chemo, you'll live another
extra month.
Yeah, and but then the side effects are you may die.
Yeah, well, you're gonna die anyway, apparently, we're all
glad. The it this, this. This is where they're headed. They're
gonna just you're gonna be this is just extortion. These are a
bunch of gangsters. They've got a drug. It costs so much to make
it they can mark it up and make billions of dollars just doing
that. But no. Now we're not going to make volume any more of
hell with volume. We're just going to make enough to keep a
few people alive and charge them for it. So you want to stay
alive. What's the pill worth to you? That's what he says. That
is exactly what he's trying to say there. She didn't catch it.
But no, she's worried that Viagra is going to go up 20%
Yes, exactly.
Good catch. First
thing she says Oh my Viagra. Well, that's a very, very good
catch, John. That is good. That's where it's headed. Then I
like and I'd like to, even though he screws it up, that is
also true volume of cares what they're after as a business.
Volume of care. But you're right, say what is the value the
value of care? Yeah.
If you want to know more value and pricing value of care value,
it's a value of care. It really
is. It really is. It's just mobster like,
yeah, the mobster so what's your business? What do you think your
business is gonna be worth with the window broken? You're gonna
do good business today. The window broken.
We only have one show opener that we need. I mean, you can
keep going. They're really good. Yeah, let's see. Where are we
at? You know what the maybe you want to do that final clip for
tech news. You want to wind up with something I'll ever have. I
have a couple things left over that. Thursday.
We can do the tech news next show. I got arming Congress
fair. You know I have this one I carried over this Amberlynn CNN
complaint. Okay, I don't know what this is. I don't know what
it is. I forget exactly what was listen.
Rains surprise to the US and this content was airing on CNN.
And right after that is when the phone calls started coming into
the network complaining about me, but Reagan is paying CNN Oh,
this is
so old.
Yeah, it is. That's what it is. It's an old clip. Yeah,
this really old.
Yeah.
It's circulating that clip.
I know it's coming around. It's
like this is years old. We know I
got I got the clip I want I found it. Okay, this is what we
want. course because this is just falls right into my long
term thesis about Brexit. Okay, so we're starting to hear now
about Oh, is there any way we can reverse Brexit? Oh, it looks
like if we took another vote we would the Brexit people would go
the other way somehow, which is the polls of the polls. The
polls you Over. So here we have this is a latest report from RT,
and it's kind of just highlighting some of the
reversing Brexit. The things they've caught here and there
and with clips
and polls now show that if the country got to voting again, it
would reject leaving the EU. So just like Theresa May, the plan
for Brexit went from strong and stable to weak and wobbly face
of just one year.
While British politicians are bickering over Brexit, some of
their EU counterparts aren't giving up hope that the divorce
won't actually ever happen.
Some of my British friends have asked me whether Brexit could be
reversed. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only
one.
Brexit is not a walk
in the park. I'm an Anglo file hate Brexit every angle if your
government decides to organize it will be pretty tough on it
naturally it will never be the same it will never be outside
the union better than inside you.
Yes Britain still
yes I totally agree with that man. It will never be outside
the union better than inside the union boom shack electro
never be outside the union better than inside.
Got this guy nailed when Britain still have that illusion, which
is a waste of time.
You know, I have a clip that fits into this that I didn't
play from a couple of shows ago maybe a couple of weeks ago.
Yeah. As this was starting. This was starting to to heat up. This
is the guy that I know from steamer mom who was now the the
vice muckety muck of the Starfleet Command over there.
Now this is the guy who came on the Dutch radio show before got
burned down. And he said what you guys are doing is good. Very
super. He's very confusing to me super early. Yeah, he's like,
yeah, yeah. Hey, you would you just you want to leave you gotta
leave?
Is it likely that the bill to the UK for the Brexit is going
to be around what it says on Claude Juncker suggested two 50
billion euros?
Well, several numbers have been mentioned. I think it's only
fair that if you leave a club, you just settle the account.
It's what you do. And this will be part of the negotiation and
everybody wants to have a fair deal on this. And I think it's
only fair to say to the United Kingdom, you have some
obligations, you entered into obligations over the years. And
if you want to leave the club, you just settle the accounts
with us.
So Dave Davies, the Brexit minister for the UK said over
the weekend that even 1 billion euros is a lot of money. I quote
him he said they'd be willing to walk away.
We don't listen to the rest.
It's like a bar tab. It's Yes. Do you settle
your account? Yeah, well, but you haven't actually given us a
number yet. So how can we settle the account? And somewhere in
this clip he supposedly said we never asked you to leave. Which
is kind of like a scorned what does that mean? Yeah, I was
like, well, we're in divorce and now you know, you have to pay me
money. Well, you mean oh, hey, I never asked you to leave like
that. Yeah, it's
like happening and
I think your thesis is still correct. We're on track for a
reversal is
proving me wrong. No, not yet. Not yet. Not happening. All
right. won the Civil War comes and then it happens after that.
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we will build the wall. My idea. That's probably what I do best.
I'm a builder. The higher it goes the valuable it is. We're
thinking about building the wall as a solar wall. My idea? I'm
not sure but I'm a builder. That's what I love to see. And
Mexico will have to pay much less money and that's good. My
idea what I do best we will my idea and that's good. We will
build my idea and that's good. Just looking at
this it's bizarre is so wide and it's just his bizarre the
crosshairs on Congress.
I take that that's a real personality test. But what we're
looking
at right now and there's a difference between the
seller and there goes immediate again. They're acting like
crybaby yes sad reality television. Television it's
illegal in most states. Is art making the many believers yard
reaction in just last thing do you hear me you hit the mute
button.
Hello. We use wind we use solar we use call crank it up. We use
natural gas we will use nuclear if the right opportunity
presents itself. We're going to be strong for the future. We're
going to be strong in the future
I don't want to just hope the wind blows as the birds fall to
the ground. We're thinking of something that's unique. We're
talking about the southern border lots of sun lots of lots
of sun lots of we're thinking about building a solar so it
creates energy. Mexico will have to pay much less money. That's
good. Right? Does that
make sense? Let's see where it goes. saw that. I mean, I
actually think it was the hiring ghost manual that is lots of sun
lots of lots of sun lots of pretty good imagination my idea
was the Mexicans I started taking those panels. We don't
want to go over the wall anymore. We saw the panels. Now,
this is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. When
thinking about building the wall as a solar, my idea solar
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