What? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, June 29 2017. This is your award winning get
my nation media assassination episode Niner four two, this
is no agenda. Function is Narcan
to the mainstream drugging of the masses and broadcasting live
in the darkest corners of the man here in the capital, the
drone Star State in the gluteal in the morning, everybody, I'm
Adam curry.
Andrew northern Silicon Valley. It's summertime. How do I know
it's cold? And John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
That is so true of San Francisco. I forgotten all about
that. The summertime Yeah, yeah, summers are cold
and foggy and effective. fog rolled in a little early.
Usually it rolls in on July 4 to ruin the fireworks.
Oh, yeah. The fog. That's right. You have the fog over the city
and you can't see anything.
Yes, he anything is beautiful. Beautiful. But there is it's all
fogged in completely right now. And we can't even see the city.
And I suspect it will be this way through the Fourth of July.
I'm so sorry. Well, it's very cold where we're going. I should
probably mention, you're
headed out. We gotta get wrapped up show early.
Yeah, we got to get done on time. We're off to Europe. Going
to see my sisters. I'm also opening the Andy Warhol exhibit
in Amsterdam for my buddy. Which it's actually it's cool. It's
Andy dot Amsterdam, which apparently is a top level domain
now.
Dot Amsterdam. Yeah. Long.
This? Yeah. Yes,
I do have a big giant pair of mega scissors and you're going
to cut a ribbon.
Yes. I'm bringing my scissors with me. No,
I think they're too long for the flight aren't dead. They had to
buy a new ones over there. Yeah. Did you can't carry those.
And carry the scissors with you? Indeed. Yeah. So we'll be doing
shows from the road as usual. Except maybe because we're gonna
go visit my buddy in France. And they ended up there's really
crap. So just in case, I made the best of the friendship good
internet. Ah, yeah. Not maybe in the cities, but not down south.
But I had a really weird experience because I was getting
a Best of Show ready. And you and I discussed that maybe just
put together you know, a show of the no agenda songs. Yes, we
have quite a few Holy crap. After an hour and 45 minutes I
had to stop. Because when I was doing it with headphones on,
when you listen to all of these pieces of music, and it has, you
know, it has all the different political players showbusiness
players, everyone's in their woven through it. It's kind of
like you're making meth. But you're in the meth lab and
you're getting affected by the meth. It's it's it is a truly
trippy experience to hear this stuff is really out and this
stuff I'd forgotten about completely such great material.
I could make seven hours easily. You think? Yeah. And the chat
room heard a little bit of it this morning. During the pre
stream, I played about 30 minutes and I'm like, Oh, I
could listen hours of this. Well, you just mind. Depending
on depending on the French, who are in the NFL you
can get hopefully you can get a connection because I would like
to hear that. Although you could probably do two of those shows.
Yeah, you're that on that. We we are taking off the something.
Yeah, you're going to London right? This I think it's no, I'm
thinking of Christmas, I think is Christmas falling.
Okay, we just got into summer. I think we can wait a little bit
to figure that one out. I'm gonna have
to look at the map. The map Yes. You got to look at the map and
look at the map.
I'm very excited though, is it this is whether we played while
I'm gone or whether we played that doesn't matter. But I can
do seriously three shows out of just the stuff that people have
submitted to us. It's it's crazy. And if you crank it up,
it's just
it accumulates.
What do you mean? Well, I
mean, you've been you didn't know they're seven hours. I'm
sure you thought oh,
no, I had no idea. No, but I was like, Yeah, I can put together
an hour and a half.
You do budgets, five to seven minutes every show. Yeah. Which
is 70 minutes a year. And so you ended up with probably Yeah, I
can see probably have a lot more than you think. And if some of
the steps are really long. You never really play the long seven
some stuff you've never played.
That's something that's correct. That's correct. And some stuff I
will never play. But it's very good. Very good at it. Speaking
of the French, Rick Perry, who were most people consider to be
French if he was French and most people consider to be dumb.
douche bag. had something to say about the fridge a lot of people
are still scared that I see the energy secretary is that his job
now? That's uh, you know, he seems to know a lot more than
you think
your power because of nuclear waste and nuclear plant safety.
And this has been happening since the 60s When one
television documentarian said that really it hasn't changed in
terms of what we know to do with nuclear waste, which is much can
you assure the American people that nuclear waste and nuclear
plant safety are such that we should expand nuclear power in
this country?
You know, I would, I would reflect that, or deflect that if
he was here to President McCrone of France, who gets 70 plus
percent of their power for nuclear energy. Now, this is the
country that wouldn't buy Texas Beef. For some reason. Yeah, 76%
of their energy comes from nuclear power. So the French who
I've always thought were a little bit, you know, different.
And that's, that's an that's a good way. You know, they they
recognized us as a state back in the 1830s. So we actually have a
really close personal relationship. Yeah, nice. Save
the French. We liked them. We had an Embassy in Paris. They
had one in Austin, matter of fact, it's still there. It's not
an embassy. But yeah, it's still here, the French delegation,
vide all you to come and see it. But the French are a little
different when it comes to some things. And one of those, I
would find it really interesting that our French friends are very
comfortable getting 76% or thereabout of their energy from
nuclear. And I can assure you, they're very fond of getting it
at the right they're getting it.
Adios MoPhO know that boats kind of well. What does that mean?
What do you mean? What does it mean?
What does he mean the rate they're getting it? That is
nobody's charging? Oh, no, I
think what he's saying is that the the electric, it's Rick
Perry, you got to think for a second guy. Yeah, I believe he
means that the cost of nuclear energy is very attractive.
I, I would suggest if you're gonna go and try to parse this
guy. He's by rate, he means the amount.
Could be, it could be I interpreted it differently. I
mean, the amount they get it,
the rate they're getting, they're getting a lot of it.
Okay, that's possible. Either way. It's good. I like I'm all
for
it. I'm Chad. You know, I've talked to people about this.
Because France does get most of their power from nukes, and
they're all over the countryside. They don't seem to
be bothering anybody. I mean, there's some complaining here.
And there. This she known, for example, little wind growing
area has one of these things. Yeah. And I said, Why did they
do this? Because they do it so much more efficiently than we
do? And? Well, the answer has always been no, I've said this
before on the show. The answers always been that's because they
standardize, yes, they have. So all the parts are working at one
of these plants, and you're an engineer, you can go to any of
the other plants and go right into the job. Because
everything's the same, the control panels are the same, the
systems are the same, they look the same, they feel the same,
the same guy named Burns is still running it, it's all the
same. And exactly Homer Simpson at the knobs,
they have the this kind of St. There's not the most efficient
ones. But the same is, which makes a huge difference in terms
of the cost to build one, because ours are all custom made
by General Electric, or one of these other companies. It cost a
fortune. They're billions and billions of dollars, because
each one is a custom unit. Like it's like as if everybody bought
a car instead of buying a car. They'd have a car manufactured
individually for them custom made, right? It's not cheap.
Yeah, well, yeah. And obviously people immediately say, Oh, if
you ignore the waste, it's fine. But if you look at today's new
reactors, yeah, their waste is about the size of a football.
That's it.
But yeah, well, I'm just Craig case we've hunted on the idea.
Yes, yes. Well, I don't know. I mean, sounds like maybe there's
some interest. We took a knee. We did a big one. Ah. Well,
there is some stuff going on.
There's a couple of things I went and I watched I give you a
give everybody out there that sense of our, our duties. Yeah.
I watched the entire defense authorization bill hearing very
good. I watched a lot of it, not all of it, which went to
midnight. And the chairman was making a point of getting this
thing done by 12. midnight eastern time. There was a
chairman maybe it was the chairman ago. I can't remember
his name. I have to look it up. But you should know we watched
it occasionally. have bought that position.
We know that a couple million probably for that position. Yes.
That's a tough that's a good one. Yeah. And he did a good
job. He took it to within about 10 seconds of midnight and he
hit the dip because he had to get it done. And he made a point
of it and they were rushing through. He thanked everybody
for keeping it short. Nobody talked the whole five minutes.
And then he slammed down the gavel with about 15 seconds
left. You're serious, just right before boom, and then the clock
ticked down. And of course, it was just an exercise and you
know, getting it getting it done done. Everybody who joked to me
was because they kept the cameras rolling the all the guys
stay hung around for another 25 minutes shooting this shit
through, you know, with each other, as if they I thought they
had to get out of there. By the way, it's a phrase from the
Shays
shooting the shit. Yeah, where does that come from?
I take it probably from some. I'm thinking of a rifle range
out in the middle and a cow patch. I don't think so. That
sounds like
shooting the shit. Imago Urban Dictionary. I need etymology.
Anyway, doesn't matter. Just shooting the shit.
Yeah, so they all hung around. He's flirting through the
chairman's flirt with some of the girls it's it was
ridiculous. Okay, but they had to get it done. They had to get
anyway to get they got it done. And I got a few clips of some
some of the more interesting weird stuff. I got to
transsexual debate, which was quite funny. Is that a big
debate about that? Okay. And but I want to play first of all, I
think one of the more poignant
is also known as the transsexual debate that's kind of cool.
This one here is a there's a what's the real short one? I
know I can't Well, but there's a bunch of by the way, a bunch of
Jackie Speier and all these democrats kept putting in this
weird anti Trump stuff into this thing. This is a this one this
is the defense authorization and this is an amendment put through
by one of the Democrats didn't pass, but almost almost did.
This defense authorization amendment Trump listen to this.
This was an amendment
O'Halloran. Number 220 are one, which requires DOD to provide
the committee a quarterly report detailing costs and support a
presidential travel including travel to property owned by the
president or his immediate family clerk will call the roll.
Chairman Thornberry no Chairman Thornberry votes no Mr. Smith.
Mr. Smith votes aye. Mr.
THORNBERRY.
They never did that with Obama.
No. Yeah, no, said Chairman Thornberry, anyway. And when you
hear Smith vote, THORNBERRY voted no. And then Smith is the
is the head Democrat. And then you know, it's gonna be close.
It was pretty close actually
was passed on that amendments for you? Yes, great.
I believe that amendment or the spear amendment, which is very
similar that a bunch of these Trump amendments, what's he up
to? They're just trying to make book on the guy for the next.
You know, the next election? Yeah. And that one of them just
almost passed. I think it would may have been this one. It was
3131, which is nice. So that was a straight party lines. All the
Democrats. Yes. That's that's waste our money documenting
every place Trump goes and how much it costs. I think it has to
be done anyway. The other one that I thought was quite amusing
is Let's see, do I have it? Oh, where is it? Defend defense
authorization amendment. About the audit. This is a I just
thought this little mini clip is very funny. This is the audit
humor since Chairman I have an amendment at the desk.
The clerk will distribute the amendment. Without objection,
the amendment is considered as read and the gentleman from New
York is recognized for five minutes.
Mr. Chairman, I have another culturally explosive topic that
is sure to generate tremendous debate. I have an amendment to
section 802 to address the incurred cost audit backlog.
Guy giggles Yeah.
Give me the space rebels. Man. That's my favorite in the NDAA.
Did you see this? Did you see this?
Every Defense Authorization Act that we've discussed on the show
has always had some interesting space stuff in there for all you
know, for. I think I read this one. This, they're looking for
something big here. I think,
well, they don't they're not going to spend a lot. This is a
research budget request for $30 million. And the Republicans are
all for the Democrats all against it. And I would assume
that anyone who read Philip Corsos book The Day After
Roswell would be all for this. Yeah. And I get the sense that
some people are reading on this and some people aren't by the
way it went. But let's listen to the what this is about is a guy
from Arizona, and this guy from Arizona who proposed the
amendment. He has like he looks like an ex boxer or somebody
that like completely flat face. It looks like it's been punched
flat.
Gentlemen, Arizona, Mr. Franks?
Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have an amendment to in the
system.
If the clerk would distribute the amendment that is in the
system, as long as it's not, there was
something wrong with the system that I missed.
This whole thing there were this was very especially near in the
late hours a very entertaining I didn't make one of these clips,
which I could have now. I'm bringing this up. It was very
entertaining, because they're trying to do so much before
midnight, right. And so there's a lot of a guy holds his hand
up, and Thornbury gives him the evil eye.
Don't you dare stand up now. And
there was one we're at the very near the very end where he says
the Florida wants to say something. And and you could
just hear under the under his bed, he goes what? Like your
angrily and he says there's the midst of a representative from
Florida What wish to be acknowledged, and then Florida
goes? No.
Don't as long as it's number 274 Or two. Without objection, it's
considered as read and the gentleman is now recognized.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, I I agree with the
recent comments by Chairman Mike Rogers of the Strategic Forces
subcommittee that our adversaries will, quote, never
be less capable in space than they are right now. The Chinese
and Russians have both reorganized their strategic
forces command structure to when I
hear stuff like that, and I'm talking I mentioned Moon bases,
you got to think there's a lot more going on with the strategic
Space Defense Forces than meets the eye or says
command structure to incorporate space. The North Koreans and the
Iranians have both successfully launched satellites in orbit.
And this amendment recognizes what this committee has
recognized, which is that space is a warfighting domain.
Right um, it didn't we sign this big agreement, all nations came
together and said, We will not fight in space. We won't
colonize any planets or any other celestial bodies. There's
some huge agreement on this somewhere. That's the Mandela
Effect. That's like me, we're thinking we had 10 years of
podcasting where it's really, truly is nine.
Mr. Chairman, we sat in the Strategic Forces subcommittee
some 10 years ago, when some across the aisle refused to
advance promising military space assets because they did not want
to, quote weaponize space. But unfortunately, our adversaries
had no such compunction and proceeded to do just that. And
whether we like it or not, our space competitors consider
space, a warfighting domain. So this amendment recognizes that
space is the ultimate military high ground from which to defend
the United States of America. And it directs our Missile
Defense Agency to establish a space testbed, which will
conduct research and development of space based defense layers
and to identify the most cost effective cost effective and
promising technological solutions. It further directs
the MDA to develop a five year plan to establish a space based
missile defense layer. This base base defense layer will be
regionally focused and provide a tremendous force multiplier to
our overall missile defense architecture, increasing the
overall survivability and resilience of our national
missile defense system rockets in space. Mr. Chairman, the
threat from the world's most dangerous weapons has indeed
never been greater. And now is the time to finally build a
space space based missile defense layer to cover the gaps
and seams in our missile defense architecture and to devalue our
enemies efforts to exploit them. As that with that, Mr. Chairman,
I would
yield back I'm surprised this didn't come up. Here it is. The
Outer Space Treaty formerly known as the treaty on
Principles Governing the Activities of States in the
Exploration and Use of outer space, including the moon and
other celestial bodies, which represents the basic legal
framework of international space law among its principles at bars
states party to the treaty from placing weapons of mass
destruction in orbit of Earth, installing them on the moon, or
any other celestial body, or otherwise stationing them in
outer space. It exclusively limited the use of the moon and
other celestial bodies to peaceful purposes, and expressly
prohibits their use for testing weapons of any kind, et cetera.
And as of May 20, The 17 106 countries are parties to the
treaty. Well, another 24 have signed but have not ratified to
yet China See, ratified the treaty in 1971. I don't know if
Russia is on the list and you see I'm sure they are. See
Russia is on the list. Yeah. Yes, they ratified so that's not
I don't know why doesn't anyone bring that up? There's laws
people
I think is because of that what you're citing is bogus.
What do you mean bogus that there's no law?
I don't think there's anything in there that probably I'd have
to look at it now but I do you make a good point. This requires
me to contact one of these guys is probably the guy in Arizona
his office and asked him specifically about this.
Sorry, good. It's, it's it's, it has a wiki page.
You sent me a link. Oh, it does. Okay. Okay. I'll let ya I'll ask
that question. Meanwhile, of course, the Democrats against
this. They're working on behalf of the of the aliens and
probably the greys. Yes, now I'm going to ring a bell as this guy
talks, because I want you to stop. Stop tape and explain to
me what this guy said. Because he uses this other guy. This is
another hot heavy hitter on the this is the what's another
Heitzig Armed Forces Committee, or that everybody was there to
assess, you know, 61 or 62 people. And he shows us some
jargon that sounds like I don't know what I don't know what he's
talking about it in much of this. Can we play that and I'll
stop it. Further discussion on the amendment. Mr. Chairman. Mr.
Cooper?
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I strongly oppose this amendment
and would ask my colleagues to do so as well. Mr. Franks is a
great member of the subcommittee, you will notice
that his language is not in the subcommittee, Mark. There's a
reason for that.
Yes. His language is not in the subcommittee. Mark. There's a
reason for that.
Sounds like a technical deal. The subcommittee Mark must have
that it wasn't noted there or wasn't. It's a technicality.
Sounds I'm
guessing that's what it is. But I have no idea what this
technicality isn't. He doesn't bother to explain it to the
general public.
His language is not in the subcommittee mark. There's a
reason for that.
The greys don't like him, I think is what that what he's
trying to say.
While Mr. Franks has very legitimate concerns on a couple
of points, number one, spaces and a warfighting domain. And
the subcommittee is responding to that in the strongest
possible way with the space corps, something we've already
discussed tonight. So I'll repeat. Second, Mr. Franks wants
to be on top of the technology. And that is great. And in
several NDAs, he has asked for reports from the military.
That's outstanding. But this amendment really goes beyond
that. And these are what I would characterize as legitimate
concerns. Because when you talk to the real experts in the
field, such as admiral searing, who most people have the highest
regard for who's just completing an extended tour of duty as head
of the Missile Defense Agency. His quote is this as follows.
And this was in response to a question from Mr. Franks. At a
hearing when Mr. Franks asked whether space based interceptors
who would give the US the leading edge director searing
responded, quote, if it was technologically feasible and
affordable, which I think both in my mind at this point, the
answer is no. The answer would be yes to your question. I have
serious concerns about the technical feasibility of the
interceptors in space. And I have serious concerns about the
long term affordability of a program like that, and of quote,
now, no one is all seeing and there's a possibility that the
technology could mature. But I think rather than humoring Mr.
Franks on an amendment like this, at this point, there are
three fundamental reasons we should say no one by hitting up
all the other services for nine or $10 million apiece, that
hurts legitimate defensive needs. Now, you can say it's a
small amount of money, but each service will begrudge giving up
the nine or $10 million. Number two, I think it undermines the
real consensus we have in the subcommittee and in the full
committee, and I hope in this Congress supporting real missile
defense. That's been a long time coming, but now it's here.
You've seen the harmony in the strap for markup. I don't think
we've ever had such a brief or harmonious time and that's good
for national defense to be bipartisan and strong. This
undermines that. And third
oh I didn't get that what undermines it undermines being
strong together and bipartisan what exactly was he saying there
is Bill yeah apparently the Stratford did a report those
guys here yeah they're around somewhere I subscribed to them
for a while I didn't get anything I do I get more from
our show than from them thank you. The they did a report they
make all their money doing like a government report to the
government portion. A lot of harmonization meaning that both
sides of the aisle we're all spending money on oil that spend
more money over your okay, we're all for it. We're all for it,
too. Yeah, we're all for it. Yes, go get a beer. Spend some
money. Yeah, spend more money. And so he claims that this bill
that the that the guy from Arizona pranks is or this
amendment that he's introducing will hurt, hurt the harmony
somehow it doesn't explain how he thinks it will or this is
argument I will Mize will preface the it before we get to
the punch line this past. It's in the bill. So this amendment,
we're winning.
You've seen the harmony and the Stratfor markup. I don't think
we've ever had such a brief or harmonious time and that's good
for national defense to be bipartisan and strong. This
undermines that. If you really care about this topic, and be a
man and raise real money and pay for it.
Yeah, okay. We're Kirby man. $30 million dollars. Yes, all
dropping the price like a P
It's like peanuts drop in the bucket. There
was a thing I didn't get a clip of it. There's another one of
these kind of crazy, like misdiagnosis. I don't think I
have a clip. But the Trump has been condemned for this. I think
where they had all these things about tracking him is he's
starting his campaign for 2020. And so he's got he had spent
$6,000,006.9 million, something along those lines. And, and so
it was CBS or one of the networks or PBS. They're going
after him because of this $6.9 million. He's up spending a lot
of money on Trump water. Trump's steaks Trump wine, Trump hotel
stays Trump Hotel.
Does he get into retail or wholesale? And
Cordwell? They never talked about that. I'm sure he's
getting himself a deal. Trump Hotel use for
the logon acts these enriching himself off the backs of the
poor American worker.
It goes on and on. And then they come up with the total is
400,000. Oh, good. So I'm looking Wait a minute. He
they're condemning him for spending less than 10 per day, I
mean, is less than 10% of the total budget. So why is that? I
mean, okay.
Isn't the budget his budget to do with as he wishes the White
House budget? Yeah. Then if he goes over it, he has to pay for
it himself. It's just
by his his campaign budget, he can do whatever he wants to do,
as long as it's legal. And of course, it's legal, but they're
condemning because it doesn't look good. But it's like, to me
it looks good. Because he's not spending six, the whole $6
million on himself. He's only spent 400,000. It's just an on
his own hotel, and whatever. So I find it to be disingenuous.
And I think that this particular debate about this $30 million is
the same thing.
Yeah, totally disingenuous. I'm
telling you, this guy, these democrats err on the side of the
grace. The only explanation I can think of,
yeah, because they've got the moon bases. We know this. Well,
somebody's
got the mood basis. Anyway, so there you have it.
No worries. Well, you're not going to do the transgender bit.
No, no, I said, so what I meant when I said onward, oh, I'm
sorry, the transgender onward to the transgendered bit. Yes. So
we had the same thing here. We had Republicans that were
sketchy about transgenders in the military. And then we had
Democrats who are Oh, no, we want more transgenders. And in
fact, in one of the, one of the congressmen I found to be pretty
nauseating about this, but let's play what I thought was the
funniest little bit, which is this guy on the defense
authorization amendment. TG, one
of the armed forces, for example, and the current
training manuals that have been implemented to both soldiers and
commanders for guidelines. Listen to the following
vignette. Following her transition from male to female,
which did not include sex reassignment surgery, a
transgender soldier begins using female barracks, bathroom and
shower facilities. Because she did not undergo a surgical
change. The soldier still has male genitalia. This is from the
Army Training Manual. The guideline all soldiers should be
respectful of the privacy and modesty concerns of others.
However, transgender soldiers are not required or expected to
modify or adjust their behavior based on the fact that they do
not match soldiers. Here's another one that goes to
commanders. A soldier has completed army gender transition
from female to male. As indicated in DEERS. The soldier
did not have sex reassignment surgery and recently stopped
taking male hormones in order to try and start a family. Today
the soldier approached his commanding officer to discuss
his newly confirmed pregnancy. His pregnancy,
some people, they must just be like rolling their eyes when
they hear this some older people perhaps Yeah, just like, what
are we doing?
His pregnancy. Transient transgender soldiers under these
vignettes are not required or expected to modify or adjust
their behavior, but everyone else is violating their privacy,
their rights, their morality and their unit cohesion. And we are
lectured to believe that when these soldiers violate all that
the other service members 99.9999% that we will have a
more capable, cohesive and ready force under the leadership
vignette. When we have a course policy that diverts leaders and
commanders from combat readiness and cohesion, to accommodate the
impossible moral construct of pregnant men, and how this
impossibility will make a more capable and ready force. I
suggest, Mr. Chairman, that we have lost our way as a nation.
And with that, I yield back
okay
doesn't follow the news much does he you know, I was thinking
about this. Well, you know, I'm gonna give you a borderline for
that. That was pretty funny. I liked
I was good. Now. I will get it. Well, let's play the last one,
which is the one of the black ikan it's called leaking,
leaking, something like that. This guy he comes on is, you
know, he's the big defense. This was really more of a bitch and
moan about that previous Defense Secretary that droopy dog
character, Panetta? No, not Panetta.
He was droopy dog. No, they
the real droopy dog was a cow came after him.
Oh, yeah, that guy. Yeah. Before I forgot his name already. It
was yeah, I forgot his name already too was like a stain on
your shirt. Forget it. But he
had they made all kinds of statements about it. So work a
you know, there's a way to go and all the rest of it. And the
Democrats are pretty much all bought into that because
they're, you know, the Democrats have been pushing their identity
politics politics for such a long time. That is it's
ingrained. But it's ingrained to such an extent that this guy
that it's follow up clip, this guy's black. And I don't know
how many black people especially just many of them are highly
religious. And it was the black vote nobody wants to talk about
in this in California that passed the anti gay amendment
that was thrown out by the court sometimes. Sometime later, even
though it's blamed on the Mormons, it was actually black
religious blacks, and who are very religious, a lot of most
blacks, if you go to listen to the end of the NBA championship
game, most of the commentary was about how you know God helped
them win
or if you watch the Grammys, or the American musical. The
Oscars. Yeah. And that's fine.
Yeah, it's fine with me. I don't care. But But I don't know how
many people in the black community are going to
appreciate this guy who comes out now. And essentially for
odds, for all practical purposes. He equates the
transgender situation with with racism and the black man is the
kitchen.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would just note that right now today,
we have transgendered individuals deployed in our
armed services and to answer the one of the specific reservations
had the gentle lady had you don't refrigerate the the
testosterone you switch over to jail, which is what sitcom
sitcom requires, if you're going to be deployed? Post what it's
really troublesome to me, Mr. Chairman, is is that I can
imagine that these individuals to my right, not my colleagues,
to my right, but a Congress 70 or 80 years ago that said that a
certain group of people weren't smart enough to fly airplanes,
that they run it the first sale sign a battle, and that African
Americans could not serve in the United States Armed Forces
talking about the Tuskegee Airmen. Is that his reference
there?
Well, I think so. It is a classic false equivalency but
it's, but it's quite interesting that he decides to use it but
a Congress 70 or 80 years ago, they say that a certain group of
people weren't smart enough to fly airplanes, that they run it
the first sound sign a battle, and an African Americans could
not serve in the United States Armed Forces, will African
Americans Have them wrong the unit adapted I suggested the
unit adapt to transgender individuals as well. I yield
back.
I'm sure. I'm sure it will work just fine. Guys on the ground
don't care.
No. It's just it's the males that are the problem. It's
annoying. Yeah. Bad good. Thinking about this, I was
thinking about this. There used to I can't remember the guys
name was a, it was a woman. He had sex surgery and became a
woman and then became a professional tennis sex
reassignment surgery. Yes. And then he became a tennis player,
very famous, very famous, and have started winning a lot of
tournaments. And I'm thinking, why even in today, especially
with these new laws that are being passed, and some of this
kind of Renee Richards, Renee, Richard, yeah, Renee Richards,
bending over backwards for gender politics, if you want to
call it that, why don't you just say, and I then have there's
evidence that people do this. I've run into people I know that
do this, that you are a woman. Because that's what you you
identify as a woman you self identify yourself identify a
self defense, like the woman who self identified as black, they
give a crap about it. Yeah, Rachel, I want to see why they
let it she wants to be black. Let her be black. What
difference does it make to the black? So
that's cultural appropriation and a macro aggression? That if
she's self identified?
Yes. I disagree with that. Let me just give you so why don't
you self identify as a woman and then go on to have women's
professional tennis tour? Or Golf Tour? Or golf? Either one?
Yeah, you're a second rate golfer. That's what Renee
Richards was accused of. She was second rate tennis player, but
she was okay as a female. So just self identify by law and
then sue if anybody questions that's that's clearly where
we're headed. Clearly, that's where we're headed. I mean, they
had some issues with the with some of the Olympic a women's
from East Germany, I don't know decades ago,
actually, bro. They have too much. Watch.
Dog. Gosh, she's gonna have pop one out here in a minute. And
now
my 25 years, they've been growing babies and cows.
Sorry. So they were taking so this was an issue. But now I
think within with the new politics and new gender,
politics, the identity politics, you just say you don't care. So
what I'll just the women writing up, just skip the middleman,
just be a man go in there and do the weightlifting as as a guy
self identified as a woman. There was this not going to
cause issues?
Well, this. What's happening right now?
It was Well, honestly, I think this is a sexist move. By the
way. This hurts women athletes. Yes, genuine women are
does. But all of this is coming to a head. And I think the first
but let me use the tipping point metaphor. It was pretty good
article in The New York Times by Barry Weiss was female. And his
title. I'm glad the Dyke March banned Jewish stars. And I don't
know if you follow this, but in Chicago, there was a Pride
March. And there were a number of lesbian, lesbian Jews. And
they had a rainbow flag with the Star of David on it. And here's
what happened. People, the organizers said you have to
leave because you're triggering people. And when you look into
it, it's almost classic because you know, in, in today's
intersectionality world, which is what this is about everyone's
ex and you're in intersectional intersectional intersectionality
explained that to the listeners intersectionality is it's that
every form of social oppression is linked to every other social
oppression. So if you're socially oppressed, oppressed
today, that's probably because your your great, great
grandfather was a slave. You know, it's like it's a domino
effect. It was Kimberly Williams Crenshaw, who coined it in 1989.
Now, in intersectionality. Now, this is not spelled out, but we
know that the more of a victim you are, the more points you get
to you have to have all kinds of things wrong with you. And
here's here's where it's going wrong. So you're, you're gay or
lesbian. You get a point. You're Jewish. Well, you get a point
for being persecuted in the interview. I mean, you think
someone who's Jewish would be the perfect example of
intersectionality. But no, because the star represents the
State of Israel, who are oppressing the Palestinians, and
therefore it's true. recurring
minus one you take
we take one off. Exactly. So they had to
leave who by the way? Who is this triggering what it was
specifically?
Well, in the intersectionality. Community, I'm just going to
call it that, because I think it is a community is big, but to
community. The State of Israel is seen as very, very, very bad,
bad, bad, bad, bad. And this goes back to the boat that came
from was it from Turkey? You remember that where the Israeli
Defense Forces came on board and shot everybody up? A bit? And
they were bringing they're bringing food for the blockade?
Yeah. I don't remember was a turkey or not, but it was, or
Greece, I might have been? I can't remember.
But yeah, shut up the place. And of course, it goes back much
further than that. But
you know, the USS Liberty, you know, it's gonna talk about that
anymore.
By the same people who are bitching about Israel and
Palestine, you know, don't talk about China and Taiwan, or you
name anything, is a million different examples. very
targeted. Yeah. But this is the problem. And so this is what
fries people's brains when this takes place.
There's another issue that cropped up, that doesn't show up
in the news at all, which are the transgender men to women who
are Muslim, and wanted to become women. So they could wear the
veil and cover themselves up completely. And they wanted to
be into some of these parades, and they've been banned. I
didn't hear about that. But it makes nothing but sense. Yeah,
it makes nothing but sense.
So it's coming to a head do I can peep heads are going to
explode. This is what this I hate to bring him up. But this
is what Professor Ted said. He said in we are the children of
today, right now who are now even half a generation ahead.
They've been over socialized. You can't say anything that's
bad, or that will hurt someone's feelings. And when you have been
told this and raised this way, and has been reinforced by the
Scholastic institutions. Then schools are the word and you're
always thinking to yourself, oh, you always have to try and put
filters up when you're speaking. It's incredibly inhibitive.
Which is why I recommend everyone start a podcast because
this really we can really let loose.
Yeah, yeah, just do it just started podcast everyone. Yes. I
want to read this quote, just so people get a little his little
context. And this is, this is taken from the Wikipedia. This
is about Theodore Theodore, because Theodore his name comes
up in today's show. And Theodore, of course, is the new
addition, the new addition to the indoor Lessing who is very
famous or was a very famous Jewish philosopher, very
important. In fact, he's the one who invented disgust, self
loathing Jews and tried to explain it. And this is I want
you to read this quote from this, his plans of going to
university of Dresden were abandoned in the face of
continuing public outrage over the influence in academia. Just
public outrage of Jews, socialists and feminists. The
next few years he spent as a substitute teacher. And then in
1906, he traveled to Golden Gen to obtain a something under work
under a mentor. This was 1906. And I just was just stood out to
me, I'm reading I'm reading about this guidance. It's like
the end he couldn't get in because of the he was sick of
it, of the influence of Jews, socialists and feminists in
1906, ruining the school experience.
So are we looking at a fractal here?
Yeah. Oh, it's just a continuation. Right. It'd be a
fractal.
It's the 1906 fractal.
It might just have gone on forever.
I'm writing it down. The 1906 fractal,
we'll call it the 1906
from now on to be referred to as the 1906 fractal. Nice.
But so we don't have anything really that different. And I
remember when I was a student at Cal, there was this never ending
debate between on the gun the steps of the Student Union, the
never ending arguments in this area between Jews and
Palestinians. And they were yelling at each other and
everyone gathered around in a big circle and they'd be
screaming at each other, and you every day, and you just say that
neither one of them is listening. They're just spewing
Damn this thing ever saw.
But there is a there is a main difference. That today we have
the activist organizing, of course, they're obviously
funded. And there's now a collective, the haymaker
collective in Chicago, and they plan I don't know if the is just
a local one off group but it's getting some press I think it
was in USA Today where I got this clip from from on the
online version. And they're they're helping people train to
fight back and attack the radical right so Haymaker
is an autonomous gym that's starting up now in shifts in
autonomous Jim, by the way, sorry, I didn't it means that
they're on a grass field somewhere outside so autonomous.
So Haymaker
is an autonomous gym that's starting up. Now in Chicago, the
aim was to establish more networks of self defense,
or trying to develop self defense skills in political
climate that's increasingly violent, especially towards
marginalized peoples. People who are not in power, the poor, the
oppressed,
were invested in building material force of resistance
against the rising nature of fascism in this country, and
obviously the longer history of white supremacy. So we're really
invested in cultivating the capacities for our bodies to
just be stronger because at the end of the day, it's stronger
people harder to kill. We believe
that we need to start developing these skills especially as the
violence against us silence marginalized peoples is
stronger people are harder to kill. Yes.
The bullet I'm glad you
caught this at the end of day it's stronger people harder to
kill we believe that we need to start developing these skills
especially as the violence against us violence against
marginalized peoples is only escalating under Trump right? We
want this to be an open facing project everybody's welcome
except police and people that are affiliated with strong right
wing groups are trying to build a space where people who may not
be accepted into this kind of heteronormative masculine macho
gym culture have a space for everyone to be able to learn
some defense skills
autonomous gym for nerds
row normative head on you know what any heteronormative here we
don't want him here because again a mess things up. Yes,
they're gonna act Macho.
We can't have that Well, I have to say I don't go to a gym for
that very same reason I despise it. The I always go to the gym
and like it here I am toothpick man with Tourette.
Hey, how you doing, buddy? You go to a gym. Nobody at a gym,
especially the muscle bound guys. give a crap about you
being skinny. They don't point they don't laugh. They try to
beat you up. They'll help you. I find that that what you said is
very bigoted.
No, it's It's not bigoted. It's fear. It's my own fears, my own
insecurities. I'm not saying it's true, but that is that is
why I don't go to a gym. That's why I feel very comfortable with
the ladies at the spin class.
Yeah, well, that's another story. Now you didn't find it.
Oh, spin class clip. Do I have one? No, I sent you when we
played it on the show. There was a spinning class clip was a
joke. It was very it was a comedy bit. It was very funny.
Do you find any final
spin? I'm looking for standing named spin by any did should it
better be? Yes. Here we go. Maybe it's this one.
What is happening? It's amazing. You can convince anyone of any
type of exercise, especially in Los Angeles. Spinning. Let's
take spinning. How did that happen?
Here just the one you meant. Yeah, I'm just
gonna take a bunch of stationary bikes and we're gonna put them
in a room and you're gonna pedal real fast. Not gonna go nowhere.
Absolutely. go nowhere. It's gonna go up and down and up and
down. They're gonna dim the lights and pumping a bunch of
music and there you go spinning 20 bucks. 20 as cheap as I can.
Yeah. And then they just keep adding to it. You know? They're
like, Okay, you're still gonna be spinning, but now no lights
whatsoever. Just candles. It's just okay. The music's gonna get
louder. There's gonna be disco ball up and down and up and down
with hand weights. Now there's hand weights. SoulCycle 30
bucks. They're gonna keep doing that. You're gonna keep doing
that. You're gonna keep spinning. Now we're going to add
heat. We're gonna add a lot of heat. 90 degrees. 100 degrees in
the row candles and whites and up and down and up and down and
heat. Hot spin. 3950 people do it. People do it. It's
unbelievable. Someone's getting cornhole today. Sounds like a
recipe for success to me.
Yeah, that's that's about wraps it up. And that's about it.
Yeah. So it's, it's being discussed in a very offhanded
way. In fact, this beat is being deflected what happened? I'm
referring to Project Veritas, who I'm sure have once again
create a very deceptively edited video about oh, no, it's not
it's pretty cut and dry. Actually. The inside CNN with
the supervising producer at CNN, and they've titled their new
series, American Pravda, which was actually trending on Twitter
for a little bit before they knocked that down.
Oh, yes, just some some muckety muck at Twitter. Oh, we can't do
that. Yeah.
In fact, I'm seeing tweets. This tweet is no longer available and
it's tweets that are directly linked to, to that video. Yeah.
Okay. I've been forbid, yeah. So this is the best quality I could
get, which I think is pretty good. But 50 seconds you get the
full? If you haven't heard it, here's here's what it is
I CNN constantly like Russia, this Russia that is his ratings.
Ratings. Arrays are incredible right now, honestly, you think
that whole Russia is just like
like, we don't have any proof. I just feel like they don't really
have it. But they, they want to keep digging. And so I think the
President is probably right to say, like, Look, you are witch
hunting, like, I have no smoking gun. No real proof, to the CEO
of CNN said in our internal meeting, he said, Good job,
everybody covering the Climate Accords. But we're done with
that. Let's get back to Russia.
So it was our little hard to hear. It said there's no proof
of Russia. But it's great for ratings. And the boss said,
Okay, good job on the climate accord the pullout back to
Russia, even though we don't have anything and even though
it's bull crap. That's what the guy that's what the guy
basically said. The guy said, yeah, there's a part two that
came out this morning. Oh, yeah. Well, let me find it. This is
very good. And I'm seeing because we heard this guy say
something weird the other day on stage. I'm talking about Van
Jones. He he was talking about how they spent a billion dollars
and a bunch of data dummies and was really down on on the
Clinton campaign. Maybe you knew something was coming. And I
don't know if you can understand what's being said here, but I
will translate after the 15 seconds. Hey, man. This is so
that one of the Project Veritas undercover cameras walk up walks
up to Van Jones who is outside an office building texted
a man I met in Palm Springs a few years back. Yeah. Are you
been?
I've had that happen to me. So hey, man, we met in Palm Springs
for years ago. Yeah, great. How you been? I have no clue who the
guy is. I'm sure Van Jones is doing the same thing. Yeah. Oh,
great. Yeah, remember? Hey, man. You met in Palm Springs a few
years back? Yeah, are you? What do you think's gonna happen this
week? Nothing, really. So he says that whole thing's nothing
but a big nothing.
This wasn't this morning, because this came out a couple
of days ago. Oh, I'm
sorry. I got it this morning. I'm sorry. We behind
Ben Jones has been in the center of this. Because they found some
old clip. Besides that clip, they found some old stuff where
he says the Russian these bull crap. It's just meaningless. And
then the nothing burger was the latest. And you know, this is
still not being absorbed by the mainstream? Because I think, of
course not. What's what's being missed here. The point that's
being missed, especially by the right wing talkers, is what this
producer said. And I realized something when I was listening
to Jeff Bezos gave a presentation at the like the
Newspaper Publishers Association or something along those lines.
And he's, and he's talking about how much money that the
Washington Post is making. So you just got to ask for it. You
know, and I realized that the Washington Post had made a
decision. I didn't I mean, we haven't talked about this. And I
haven't fully realized it until recently, that all these anti
Trump stories are done for the exact same reason. Because the
Washington Post and I think the New York Times has to do a,
probably a similar extent, have decided the following. Who's our
audience? Right? Let's cater to them our audience are people
that still read newspapers. They're not the millennials.
They're not the they're not the right wingers, by any means, or
the Conservatives or the religious people. Because
they're they have other outlet, they will either watch
television, they get their network news, or they get the
watch Fox, they're not our readers, what and what do our
readers want? And what are our readers like they all hate
Trump, so let's cater to them with nothing but hate Trump
stories, which permeate the whole society I think in a
negative way, which it which is, is really not a good thing by
any means. And it's also I don't think it lends any credibility
to their ability to report the truth, as opposed to report
what's what gets them, quote, unquote, good ratings. It's a
good ratings thing. I think Bezos may live to regret it
because at some point, you know, it's going to be a moment where
he's going to need government help is like the showbiz people.
Yeah, Billy trashed the government and expect money.
He's gonna find himself in a bind but so this So paying any
attention to this as just your all your hours, you're in that
milieu of the people who read the Washington Post who already
are predisposed to finding anything wrong with Trump.
And we may and we may overlook it, but the legacy of the post
is still Woodward and Bernstein. And that's what they're all
trying to do over there. They're all trying to be the next word
Woodward and Bernstein. Yeah, so we brought down the president,
you know, it's so obvious. Yeah, there's that. And they have a
new social media policy for the journalists. Which here were you
I have a copy right here. This is here we go a provision that
prohibits employees from quote, disparaging the products and
services of the policy advertisers, that right up front
everybody. After that subscribers, then competitors,
business partners or vendors, demand that employees refrain
from using social media while on your work time unless using
social media is an authorized part of your job. Another clause
here, oh, if you have any reason to believe that an employee may
be in violation of the post social media policy, you should
contact the post human resource department post haste, and rad
rad read on your grant.
Rad autumn. So so this really is
using Facebook yesterday. Yeah, she says it was on her lunch
break. But Greg had to go two hours. I don't think so we
have a rule I'm telling you. So this what happened is the same
the two other things happen at the same time. But there was the
the story about Scaramucci, which sounds like a queen song.
Scott Moochie, one of Trumps friends and they had to retract
that. And then three journalists either had to resign or did
resign.
I unclear Yeah.
To me, it's I wasn't sure if they you know, they resigned
that of protest that the story was pulled, or that they
do make it clear you get no it's reported on it. Well, why would
we know we
can't do that. So so this the whole backdrop of the Project
Veritas video is kind of covered over where they do that very
well. With this with this other stuff. And then we had an
explosion in the the White House at the press briefing with Sarah
Huckabee taking if there's something new, if you watch the
C span video of what it is televised, we'll get to that in
a minute. You'll see that the typical press corps White House
press corps is all seated. But then on the side, there's a
line. It's like a conga line of 15 journalists and these are all
local journalists. And the and these local journalists, they
have very different questions. A lot of them sound like hey,
we'll get that guy who's a who definitely likes us some, you
know, I don't know if they're bloggers or if they're just, you
know, local, local reporters.
Oh, you have to remember that, you know, Obama and Bush did the
same thing. Remember that one phony baloney guy that Bush had
there was a muscle builder and they turned out to be a gay
prostitute.
Yeah, yeah, I do remember that?
Well, so Well, here's the I think this is about the
retraction.
But news outlets get to go on day after day and cite unnamed
sources. Use stories without sources have, you know, you
mentioned the Scaramucci story where they had to have reporters
resigned. Come on,
you're planning everybody right here right now with those words.
This is a local guy that I went back and watched the whole press
conference. And he was Jack's. He's just standing there in line
while someone else was asking a question from the independent
section. And you could he was chewing gum like a maniac. He
was so jacked and ready to jump all over, resign. Come on,
you're planning everybody right here right now with those words.
This administration has done that as well. Why in the name of
Heavens, in one of us, right are replaceable. And any one of us
if we don't get it, right, the audience has the opportunity to
turn the channel or not read us. I think you have been elected to
serve for four years at least there's no option other than
that. We're I think, to ask you questions. I'm here to provide
the answers. And what you just did is inflammatory to people
all over the country who look at and say, See, once again, the
President's right, and everybody else out here is fake media, and
everybody in this room is only trying to do their job.
I just I disagree completely. First of all, I think if
anything has been inflamed, it's the dishonesty that often takes
place by the news media. And I think it is outrageous for you
to accuse me of inflaming a story when I was simply trying
to respond to his question.
Alright, so there was that? And then there was I thought
that was pretty funny. I liked it. Oh, sure, I think at least
it was something other than entertaining. They have more
people go nuts. Yeah,
we need that. And this is what we expected from the Trump White
House and we're not being disappointed. So, along with
this comes the well, we don't want to televise the press
briefings anymore. And it's obvious why when you see what
just happened grandstanding yelling at each other, that's
what becomes a clip that goes viral the message get lost. So I
understand why they may not want to do that. Like it's a wise
move. But you heard in this clip, you know, we're just
trying to do our job. What exactly is the job of the M five
M today? The answer comes to us from the ladies who know it all.
I think what's scary is she's doing what she's being told to
do. This is coming directly from the President, this is coming
from the White House. And what they're trying to do, I think is
is damaged the freedom of the press, which is protected by our
Constitution.
Let's just stop there for one second, that I'm a little
annoyed by this. Freedom of the Press does not mean you have the
right to stand or go anywhere, but other than anyone else who's
a free man or woman could do. It means you have the freedom to
print you can print as you wish within the rules of slander
cetera. But that's what it's about. It doesn't mean you get
free rein you can bust into my house or anyway do this. There
are limits to what you can do. And I don't know what they're
teaching you and J school but there used to be investigative
reporters, but we didn't just sit around waiting for a call
from your source at the State Department or wherever or some,
you know, some intelligence agency, you gotta go work for
it. But now it's because you're blocking the physics that you're
breaking the Constitution is unconstitutional damage.
The freedom of the press was protected by our constitution is
protected by the First Amendment. If you look at the
recent polls, a majority 65% of voters believe there's a lot of
fake news in the mainstream media. And majority says the
mainstream media publishes fake news and 37% trust the White
House versus 29% who favor the political media. We need to be
very concerned about this because this is what happens in
Russia. This is what happens in China, when you don't believe
when you believe that government state sponsored news over the
polar
Holmer what government state sponsored news you talking
about? This was a little confusing to me. The isn't CNN,
the gate, the government? state sponsored news what state
sponsored news is there?
Well, actually no, it wouldn't be CNN it would be PBS newshour
media. We need to be very fact. Of course, it's not really state
sponsored, sponsored more by Soros, the Gates Foundation and
others. Yes. And viewers like you don't really have a state
technically at state sponsored news. I think CBS comes the
closest Well, we
have no we don't. We have it in outside of the US like Voice of
America, etc. Yeah,
that would be state sponsor
favor the political media, we need to be very concerned about
this, because this is what happens in Russia. This is what
happens in China. You don't believe when you believe that
government state sponsored news over the people. You're leading?
It's a dictatorship.
Wait a minute, whatever it is just went from dictator
dictatorship.
state sponsored news.
Oh, hold on a second. Again, I think your original point was is
correct. What is she talking about? Do we don't have a state
sponsored news outlet? No, unless you're going to call the
press releases sent out by the State Department. That's where
she's I think she's calling us state sponsored news that state
sponsored press releases.
Yes, correct. Concerned about this, because this is what
happens in Russia. This is what happens in China. But you don't
believe when you believe that government state sponsored news
over the people. You're leading. It's a dictatorship, where they
have
all this and we have the press. Yeah. So the press has
shouldn't be allied with the party. I know, the watchdog of
the government and has always been should
be the watchdog of every government. I disagree. This is
the sunny Hostin I think she's the the token Republican on the
on the view and she's about to say she's about to commit the
ultimate sin. If you want to defend the current president by
saying rule will be what about a Bobo is dumb, dumb people. It's
dumb, dumb, dumb.
Once in a while, too,
but it's dumb. Actually, I'm gonna do it later. But it's
dumb.
I disagree. I strongly disagree on that. But what do you do
agree that it's been the watchdog of every government.
You think that the press and mainstream media at large is as
tough he was as tough on the Obama administration as it is?
As it is
something, actually, you know, there are a lot of folks in this
audience that see a little bit differently because we see but
we see it from a different perspective, a different
university or from a different perspective. at, you know, we
watched the mainstream media sit back while he was called
unAmerican while he was called all kinds of Yeah, he took a lot
of hits. You know, I know you don't I know you don't see it
from that perspective. But when I look, I've never seen any
president except this one questioned the way he was
questioned.
There was a Jetta Daya is the right wing girl. So I actually
miss messed that up a little bit, although it was good and
sequence what the journalist job is, isn't this clip from CNN,
which includes Clarissa Ward, she's the she's a real
journalist, be a war correspondents been everywhere
but shot at you know, she's got some cred.
But it's gotten bad reputation, or she wouldn't be at CNN.
Exactly.
And the fact of the matter is, we're not fake media. We're here
to do a job respect the job. We respect yours. And if you're not
going to respect us, we need to speak up,
Chris, I mean, at what point does this become dangerous? And
I'm not just talking about dangerous. tearing at the social
fabric. I'm talking about dangerous as in a journalist
gets hurt, because I can tell you working overseas in war
zones, you know, people are emboldened by the actions of
this administration, emboldened by the all out sort of
declaration of war on the media. If I'm getting it in the net,
Chris, I can only imagine.
Okay, there's a lot of things going on here. She's saying
people are emboldened by the actions of this President. Does
she mean ISIS? Does she mean? Yes. She's talking about war
zones. Very confusing. And then she says, if I'm getting it in
the neck, what does that mean? Like a neck shot?
I think she's referring to the cop that was stabbed in the
neck. It's insane. We need
to speak. She sounds unhinged.
Yes. Chris.
I mean, at what point does this become dangerous? And I'm not
just talking about dangerous. tearing at the social fabric.
I'm talking about dangerous is in a journalist gets hurt
because I can tell you working overseas in war zones, you know,
people are emboldened by the actions of this administration
who don't
understand that at all. People are emboldened
I think she's just nuts. Okay. Involved in civic. She has no
specifics.
No, no, we're never people never unsee it
declaration of war on the media. If I'm getting it in the neck,
Chris. I can only imagine what someone like you is dealing
with. At what point does this become reckless or irresponsible
loser like
you? Yes. Pretty. And he had a
look on his face like?
I mean, I don't want to say we're past that point. I will. I
think it is. I think it is already dangerous. What the
Trump administration is doing in Donald Trump's world the media
is judged by you are good. If you write things that are good
for Donald Trump, you are objectively bad. If you
criticize Donald Trump, it is not our job to be liked. by
Donald Trump. It is not our job to report the news. It's Sean
Spicer said the Sarah said it yesterday. Well, you guys ignore
the news. That's important. Well, you know, I mean, I do
think of an election. So Russian hacking, this is
another thing that is really irritating me. The hacking of an
election is now what has become the how do you hack an election?
From for one thing, it's
a meme. It's a great meme hacking election.
For one thing, we know that there was no actual cybercrime
in the vote tally, that has been universally confirmed. So when
you're talking about hacking, and then we hack into everyone's
country all the time? Yeah. Yeah, that's not a good idea. Of
course,
they've dropped the ball, I think, dropped the ball and they
didn't want to pick this ball up. But the fact that Hillary
probably did hack into the 2012 Russian election, yeah, that's
not the State Department. I mean, to Hillary being the head
of it at the time with her tech experts, techno experts, techno
Express right techno experts. Techno expert to me as a DJ i
Well, yes, that's why it was so funny. I'm going to play that
end of show
is, is just nobody mentions that then there may be some rationale
for what Putin did. Based on that alone, even though I don't
think he was successful doing much of anything else he had to
write. And of course, the other side being so happy that Hillary
was gonna win. Nobody gave a crap during the during the
moment.
I just, I just, I just need to call joke, dumb meme. You did
that no one hack. The election election
is important. It's not a we can debate collusion up there.
Right. There's no evidence of that. There was a Hillary
Clinton Foundation doing this. I think they would have done the
same thing. When you're watching this, and Brian's point, right.
To your point earlier that you were asking about safety. Think
about that. How many reporters have died for the cause? I've
been jailed there. 12 of us have gone to jail to protect the
First Amendment. There are people who have been beaten,
there have been people that have been threatened our newspapers
after Donald Trump's election, we've gotten threats from both
the far left and the far right. They are embolden, it is
dangerous. And the fact of the matter is, it is insulting to
the meddling of the people who have given their lives for the
cause. Here we go for providing information to the public, to
then be told that you are fake media, you do not matter and
what you're doing is false. And quite frankly, every one of us
should stand up against that because it is undermining the
First Amendment. It is dangerous, making it dangerous
for reporters. You're absolutely right. There's going to be come
a time and it won't be you know, it's not going to be too far
off. I surmise when we're going to see that a reporter is going
to face physical harm because of that.
They get shot all the time in Mexico and you bring that up or
some of these countries where the reporters really have to put
stick their neck out. And when I mentioned something in passing,
Seymour Hersh, who is our last great investigative reporter
just came out with a piece of which
was completely debunked by Snopes and says it's complete.
No, I'm sorry not so belling cat belling cat. Whoa, this is
crazy. Seymour Hersh is unhinged.
Seymour Hersh can't even get published in the United States
anymore. This one ran in Veldt Oh, German magazine. Yeah. And
in English curiously. And I found it to be and I read the
piece. It's pretty much what we've been saying all along. It
from, you know, from a logical perspective that none of this
had to do. We're talking about the the gassing, and then our
launch of a bunch of cruise missiles. Much to it. Well,
people were our senators and congressmen are cheering. He
said the whole thing is bullcrap. And he had a lot of
evidence to back it up. We thought it was bullcrap from the
get go. And it makes nothing but sense that is bullcrap. And
fight to have a report from our team later if you want or you
can play it now. Kind of talking about the next you know this
next Oh, we see another gas attack coming nonsense. And
nobody sees this as bullcrap. And meanwhile, Hirsch. I haven't
seen him interviewed on CNN or anything else because of what
this other group I didn't know about the debunking. But you can
tell me about that. The debunking who's the debunking
group, I never heard of these Snopes competitor.
Oh, Bellingcat. Yeah, you know, Bellingcat is that's that's the
douchebag who came up with the whole book carrier. That shot
down. Oh, that guy. Yeah. Bellingcat. Yeah. This Oh, this
is crazy. That guy's fees. I think he was paid at one point
by the intelligence services. But he's probably still on the
payroll. He's trying to do a Patreon for Christ's sakes. No,
I don't think so.
Oh, yeah. He wouldn't be doing it Patreon if he had any money.
So final thing is, you know, this press briefings where they
say, you know, we're not going to show this anymore. We've
already been through this. The journalists are up in arms. This
is an outrage and censorship. They'll still read the press
briefing.
Do before the A what they do in the 18 1900s or the say, the
late 1800s when there wasn't television?
Well, it's interesting. You bring that up. But first, let me
play a clip of outrage from Don Lemon.
Can I bring up a question about this? Also, I saw this proposal
from McCurry and flash earlier today. Here's one of the flaws
in that proposal. What if there's a terrorist attack? What
if there's a hurricane? What if there's an earthquake and
there's a need for a live briefing here at the White House
to talk about what's going on in the country? You know, that
those kinds of occasions do arise? As you remember with
Ferguson Ferguson, can you imagine if we did not have a
live briefings at the White House during Ferguson, for
example, and goodness, so the question becomes, does the White
House control the switch? Do they get to make it live? When
they want it? Yeah. Did they get to switch it off? I don't want
it to be live. There are cameras done? As we talked about the
other night? Our cameras, our lights? It's our briefing room.
It's not their briefing. Oh, yeah.
You know, it is 2017 I mean, should we just go back to dial
up as well? I mean, it's kind of ridiculous. I just want people
to see the hypocrisy here and Sunday. We're listen reporters
we in the media used to you know, we taking the tough
questions, getting criticized. But this is just more about
pointing out the hypocrisy and all of this. And listen, we're
not complaining here. No, just pointing it out to you. All
right. Well,
Donald, stop stop it stop. Specifically what does he mean
by hypocrisy? What hypocrisy? Well, I
think he's talking about himself. Because here's the
hypocrisy if we go back to the Clinton White House,
you know what democracy means was just throwing the word out
there. And by the way, while we're on that topic, just for a
split second, whatever happened to the word demagogue,
fell out of favor. Cheese fell out of favor. It's no good,
isn't it? It's of no use. Now the hip hop Krissy is that
they're bitching and moaning about this. Whereas if we listen
to Diddy Meyers, this is where I picked this up from C span when
she was the spokes hole for the Clinton White House. Here's what
was going on. People will remember the
West has been an early experiment to televise the daily
briefings that quickly stopped.
Well, I think that that was something that we did in the
first week or two. I can't remember exactly when we stopped
it. But it was done. It was a new administration. I think we
wanted to talk about what was going on here. I think we found
that wasn't really necessary. The briefing is more an
opportunity to exchange ideas and have a conversation about
what's happening. That wasn't really happening in a way that
as productively as we'd hoped. So, what we do now is televise
the first five minutes of George Stephanopoulos briefings at 1230
Every day, and the rest of it's on the record, but just not for
camera.
Well, there you go. Wow, did we live
that day? For the day?
That's what the hypocrisy was about I think. No,
I don't think so.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John. C stands for Clip of the Day
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And in the morning to let me see we I want to thank one of our
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it into the ICU a failed another magical number of the beast
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Autonomous or autonomous or autonomous day and
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$400 I think he wants to be okay, he's got a long note this
time instead of the short notes where we we go long on the short
note. All right. I apologize for recently being a long winded
pain to listeners. But after another loser in Flint tried to
kill someone in God's name. My wife went nuts. She was
preparing to return home and anticipating TSA screening when
she wrote me the following that I wanted To share. I've lived in
the US in the US 34 years and suddenly I don't feel I belong
because of my faith. It's like being an Ahmadi in Pakistan. The
Ahmadi is or as a sect of Islam and in Pakistan is illegal and
they will kill you. Oh, it's like being an MIT in Pakistan,
always looking over your shoulder. Who could have thought
that the United States of America would one day be day be
so backward? You never felt that fear nor dread nor the pain in
the pit of your stomach returning home and worrying
about immigration officers. And all for what? That you visited a
Muslim country just to see a family member or our schools?
Is she referring to the travel ban? Is that what she's
referring to?
I think she's referring to the whole situation that's going on.
We do have a travel ban, the travel ban is in effect, but as
you know, anyone that's from here is not affected by it. But
she's worried my children and you don't know these fears. 34
years as a contributing law abiding US citizens should be
enough to feel the USA as my home. But suddenly my religion
is making me not feel at home and even unwelcome at its
border.
I don't I don't understand. If she's an American citizen.
There's no problem.
Yeah, well, and you I think American citizens sometimes feel
unwelcome and
I felt very unwelcome for a couple of years if you can
recall. Yes. My bit about it. I was on the list. They wouldn't
get me off and it took me two three hours every time I had
landed in San Francisco. Okay, secondary tertiary, open it all
up. Who are you? Where are you from? What do you do in private
aviation? Why do you have Why do you have a pilot's license?
Because I went to Canada once once some years ago and I was
getting flu shots. They didn't have this one nasty flu that was
going around and went to Canada because they didn't have the
shot around here results sold out. So I go run an update I go
to one of the little clinics update to pay and I find it
wasn't a bad experience. I had to wait a little longer than I
like but I have to wait a long time I own dogs if I did that. I
jumped back in the car and drive criss cross the border back to
the States. I got grilled. What did you go to Canada for dude?
Well, I was you get a shot. You can get shots here. Guy said. I
said no. You can't do ran out. Wow. And he said any grouse
about something else and then he'd go making my life miserable
just to get through okay, but I'm sure if you're Muslim, it's
probably it could I have to assume it's not easy. Everyone
has treated me like a bloody foreigner. Just because I have
an accent. Your family, your board of directors, everyone
associated with mainstream America. I'm sick, sick, sick of
being treated like a foreigner when I'm not. I lived here
longer than anywhere else. 34 years, but the conversations are
becoming so boring those stupid polite smiles those dumb stories
about Islam Taliban, ISIS women's rights, bullshit stories
of another world of which I have no interest. But I have to play
that role that's expected of me. I know nothing of the Middle
East politics nor care for them as I know no one nor am familiar
with their governments. So why associate them with me? Can you
still hear it? Hear me?
Yeah, I'm I'm listening.
I reached I said that's because the screen went blank. Oh, no.
But I have to play that role. It's not expected me. I know
nothing of these.
Okay, let me ask a question. That may be synonymous and
Dogpatch. should ask this.
Yes, that sucks. This from his wife.
I know. This sucks. But the idea is to keep everybody safe. So
there's enhanced interrogation, whatever that means.
That means waterboarding
and well, right. Now is deep what is it? What is it? What
would trump call it? Deep bag deep. vetting. Intense vetting
extreme vetting extreme vetting
extreme venue?
Yeah. Yeah, I look, I can, you know, you can go. If you're a
Jew, you go anywhere in the world with his Arabs. And they
look at you like they want to just spit on you. There's all
kinds of stuff going on. It's not fair. There you go. Life is
not fair. I'm sorry. Sorry. That's not fair. Well, she's
irked, I can tell and I feel bad for as a fellow citizen.
You too. What are you gonna get? And she shouldn't be required
to. You know, I don't want to be callous. I'm not gonna go watch.
You can go to a voice coach, and get rid of your accent. Yeah, if
you want, I think that's what I would do. I mean, it sounds like
you know, well, I shouldn't have
something going on with this. Because I'm always taking
whatever car service is around. And I hear someone with an
accent. I'm like, Hey, where are you from? Originally? I always
say originally, then, it's typically I get no I've been in
Austin for 35 years. file your taxes. You know, but you can't
that's really not done anymore. You can't you can't even say
Where are you from originally? Or even Where are you from? Is a
microaggression I don't give a crap because I'm still gonna ask
because it's interesting. I'm interested in people's
backgrounds. We're still the country where all the immigrants
come come in. But you've got a whole group of people who are
just being morons about accents and what and the thing terror
terrorized by the media.
Yes, I blame the media for a lot of this. Yes, the media is at
fault. And that's what she should realize. But she's in a
situation
she's not she's hating America. That's not you know, hey, you
know what, why don't you go check out a non Muslim country
go to France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, and let's see
if it's any better or worse there Yeah, guarantee you it's
worse. No, but I'm just saying we're pretty good here. We got
we got Muslims all over Austin. No one gives a crap so it's
wherever you're living.
Whatever annoyances is the fact that she doesn't give a crap
about the Middle East politics. Yeah, well, she's expected to
know it. And you and you
right right. That's like a thing. Yeah. You grew up in
Amsterdam. Yeah. Don't you know he
you know, there's always that oh, you live in New York Do you
know a guy named Bill Yeah. It's well maybe you know, you should
learn some Middle East politics and and make us fuss I don't
know. Okay with anyway, that's enough said as synonymous.
I want to give a big karma for him and his wife. I feel
horrible that that's how she's, how it's coming across. You've
got karma. And yes, I understand. I've been singled
out myself for years. And based on something that would even
tell me why that was just on some list.
You found out eventually some guy into his Oklahoma,
Oklahoma, another guy named Adam curry, just to make it more fun.
Also, in private aviation, I got my pilot's license at the time.
That's all registered with the government. And of course, I
look like
you're gonna fly a plane into a building and I look like a
terrorist. So there you go. You kind of do banks.
Pop money, pop, pop Money.
Money. To Larry pal ham came in with $357 and pop pop money pop
money. And he sent a note in by email, which I have to read here
is a redstone Federal Credit Union. The credit unions are
really ahead of the game when it comes to banking. He says first
time donor. Enjoy the deconstruction 357 is for My
Essence WR eight thanks to my wife who gave me the push to
donate. So he's got a Smith and Wesson 337 Magnum heylia which
is a gun that in fact, it's not a pleasant gun to shoot.
Let's put it that way. So it's a it's a cannon.
So small Canada's heart hurts your wrist. Yeah. Anyway, he
says she's wife him to push to donate. Thank you, Mrs. Pell
ham. If that is your name, or you call yourself that. Yeah.
And Huntsville, Alabama. Well, I'm sure you do. He wants to
resist we much to do the head and little girl. Yay.
Okay. I was actually thinking I got a very cool donation from
producer Jason. Who he sent me a note he's got something on the
way for you. And it's two boxes of 70 rounds each American Eagle
for 10. Handgun shotgun. shotshells
Oh, nice. Yeah, that's pricey. Yeah,
I'd say and they're blank. You know, American Eagle. 50
centerfire pistol cartridges and an extra 20. Yeah, there you go.
All right, your combo, sir. Here we go.
Resist. We must. We must. And we will much about that. Be
committed. You've got karma.
Onward. Sir. Craig Kutner in Norwalk, Connecticut. 33333
Baronet Craig here. I'm trying to. I'm trying hard to pull the
best podcast in the universe out of its summer doldrum funk and I
also trying hard to shake off the lame Baronet moniker. So to
go to everybody bitches about that to go to full frontal
Baron, and score an executive producer ship to boot. Malmo to
peerage committee being drafted using this numerology as a nod
to my 33rd anniversary. Congratulations to my x y l.
Adam, please explain the ham lingo as as it grew as equal to
milk. Yeah, well
sway L means former young lady, because you're now married to
her. It's a ham thing for handling
70 threes for putting up with me and yes, I hit her in the mouth
and she listens with the pause button and does an analysis of
your analysis.
You need to record that so we can have something to listen.
Yeah, you
gave us some clips. Very interesting. Yeah, that's still
the show. That's interesting. Keep up the outstanding product
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again. P anonymous synonymous and I believe can animus Yes.
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Ron Driggs, Ron Driggs. He came up and I think it's an email let
me look like I have a right here. Ron Driggs ITM dudes. I
think it said so often that people take it for granted. But
thank you for keeping me sane. I see so many people around this.
Yeah, I have to think this is what why the show really exists.
I see so many people around me that are truly miserable. Yeah,
I can't legitimately feel sorry for them as I sit high atop my
tower of sanity and judge them. Either their amygdala is so
enlarged or they weren't hugged enough as a child or perhaps
hugged too much. God who knows? I've been listening for over a
year now and there has been one there's been one thing that John
said in Episode 920 That has changed my life. Anyone got to
eat this meatloaf line made me believe in the possibility of a
higher power
you delivered it so well at this time.
I don't need any clips but as you play the Obama Hey song at
the end of the show. I'll be your best friend forever. Hugs
and kisses Ron which Hey,
song, man, there's must be a million of them.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
are the hey hey, hey. song that goes hey, hey.
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goodbye. Okay. I'll have to look for that. Yeah,
we'll get that we'll get some I do want
to mention, we got a note from one of our producers. Dr. Scott
Hamilton. That Adam the SIR, the term you seek meaning?
hypertrophy, hypertrophy or enlargement of the amygdala is a
Migdal of megali amygdala megali. It has a term
Well, that's when we will remember.
It's appreciated. Dr. Hamilton.
Make delimit I think men made dilla medley which would be much
the
song we can do that and make the medley let's just call it that.
That's what it is. I'm gonna write it down and make the
medley
pinata Miss comes in from Fort Knox Wisconsin. 250 bucks send a
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keep YouTube on the podcast airways. On another note, your
Google jokes on the last show were hilarious in reference to
the MSM guy complaining Trump and White House do not some
allow video or voice recording for those MSM guys and gals that
by the way, he uses the plus sign for it and they can sink in
their own giggles gaggles request jingles and or giggles
as he called them only my African American Brother please
what I don't know. I'm just reading it and then it's the
thing is got one Reverend Manning Kellyanne Conway guess
what yes there's another version of that and Al Sharpton multiple
please have him.
You know, I don't like this If you want jingles please be
specific. What you want?
Yeah, you know when I speak in jingles
now so it's a Manning Kellyanne Conway, what else?
A couple of a couple of Sharpton clips. I'll put one in I want to
hear they just did a much clip I like and that new one that I
gave you that some about the rain or some. I don't know what
you're talking about. It's a clip that I sent in last couple
of shows ago. You did.
Sharpton? I don't see anything about rain, John. No.
Is it rain? It was someone else's people are in the Star
Wars Star Trek.
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then yeah,
that's our show. No money shot. Jesus. That's a money shot.
Conduit is a money shall resist.
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star was everyone going nuts about your karma?
Yeah, it's just stupid. It's just stupid. Yeah. It's not like
you flubbed. Sir crash the crash EMT. By the way, I've been
watching the Drone Racing League. What's that on?
What channel is that on?
It's on ESPN. 10 or something is really hard to find noise. I'm
telling you. As must be off the hook. Oh, it's fantastic.
Because you got video of every drone.
The the drones are just outrageous. These guys and these
guys. They're all middle. They're in their 20s Most of
them there. I don't know how you can even do what they do. It's
just outrageous. We'll talk about complement a few minutes.
Most of them are like computer guys. It's kind of funny. So
crashy empty from watching New York. Watch Shawn watch young
New Jersey. New Jersey 23766 note with Adam do you have a
note apparently it was Sir crash EMT whoever that might be know
about that. Let me spell check. I don't know who if I don't have
his name. How the hell can I come up with Sir crash EMT?
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sorry. Like Yeah. Okay, Robert Johnson 222 22 If crashy empty,
and something else or
ketchup I sent them to me.
Robert Johnson to 2222 it is probably the probably the
subject line his donation note 222 22 us about 30 episodes ago.
Yes, it appears they are quote unquote hurtful you can use this
money towards the amygdala CAT scan. Wait a minute. Wait a
minute. Oh, sorry. Uncle Bob from unincorporated DeKalb
County, Georgia. Hey, bras after listening to Episode 941 entire
schmo. I figured I better donate another sack of deuces because
you too are losing it. Let me get let me do this correctly.
Uncle Bob from unincorporated DeKalb. County Georgia, a bras
at the lizard in Episode 941. Titled Shmoo I decided I'd
better donate another second deuces because you too are
losing it. I thought are they really having the same schmo
discussion? They had about 30 episodes ago? Yes, it appears
they are. Hopefully you can use this money towards an amygdala
CAT scan. Also is pronounced mu small Bucha mu as in BOO. Not
that we're dutchware that JCD was using an Adam seem to buy in
hook line and
so I'm such a douche. I'm so stupid. You are
stupid.
This guy sounds like he writes on the Reddit exactly how they
sound they're
also consult the book and knowledge for smooth pronounced
smooth a Eurasian duck. That certainly had to be the
inspiration for the schmo. I understand they are schmoes boo
schmo smooth, smooth. I understand they're quite tasty
when cooked to their own fat, which is called feet on feet.
Can you spell con feet? Yes. Where the C stands for con feet.
Science can I please get an Alex Jones of Adam's choice? Once
again it's I'm telling you it's just a random number.
Everybody's that you pick them. And a good health karma for all
the producers out was well is no more schmo talk to
And the ends with
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I am really high humanity is going Interstellar. You've got
karma
All right, I want to find some documentation. For us having
that exact same conversation about the El Cap character in
the little Abner cartoon 30 episodes ago. I don't remember
that. I would remember it.
I don't even know if we've been doing this for nine or 10 years.
Leave me out of this.
Amen, amen. Mandela Effect and Mandela Effect bra flatter
Austin Wilson and some mmm mmm ish, Washington to 1112. Though
ritzy suburb, my wife Laura and I have been listening for a
little less than a year. And we talk about the show all the
time. We're trying to convert our kids into being listeners
we're on a long road trip and we'll listen on it to this
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WOKE for our millennial kids. And the formula.
The formula will be played in a moment and Hi kids. Hope you
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Hey, tell him to turn around. Turn around and go we're gonna
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Your mom and dad are right. Great show to listen to.
Andy Burghart in Toledo. Ohio listens $21.25 worth. And he has
a que this shows shows. What does he say?
shows are always great, but have been beyond excellent lately.
Yes. What he says would appreciate some jobs, karma,
jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs
for jobs.
And there'll be a group of five and fives. Five executive
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Birthday of Canada. And that'll be a Saturday.
Yes. No, Sunday. Well, the Sunday is Saturday is the actual
date. Right? Yeah. So
when the newsletter goes out, that's one of the thing is and
that's what people can attribute they want to contribute on this
specific day.
Well, indeed, perfect lineup five, but five, five execs, five
Associate Executive producers, these are the credits we love
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People help us in many ways, this is highly appreciated. And
we'll be thinking, as John said, everyone else who came in over
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for this one gets requested, but I'm happy to play it for you,
hey, let's do something with the formula formula is
this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. Shot.
We have producers in all walks of life. And it's always
fantastic when a topic comes up and you get doctors and lawyers
and all kinds of professionals weighing in with with their
expertise. We been talking a lot about the heroin or the I would
guess I would say opioid crisis in the United States, which is
just, I mean, now stuff has started now that the Narcan is
is on some big PR Blitz. There's a story everywhere. And the
first thing that was very interesting that as we discussed
the what's the name of the ADEPT farmer, they're the ones that
who are not public, but they do have I guess they have the
patent on Narcan. naloxone. Is it naloxone is what's the brand
name Narcan is the brand name, right? Yeah, naloxone is the
actual stuff. Right? If you look at the website, you'll see then
on January 25 2016, adapt pharma announced a partnership with the
Clinton Health Matters initiative. Initiative. The
Clinton Foundation as part of its work to scale Naloxone
access efforts nationally, is
it Naloxone knocks alone?
Not it well, it says naloxone. I think it's naloxone. Yeah, okay.
Through this partnership and in close collaboration with State
Department's of education adapt pharma will offer a free carton
of Narcan nasal spray to all high schools in the United
States. Thanks, Hilary. They kids if you're overdosing
Clinton to the rescue, it's just it's I know it's just
coincidental but it's very annoying to see this from New
York City.
Now, that's not what I want to do here. This is the next one.
This is rather long one. But this is a great note from our
producer, Jim. Adam. My name is Jim. I'm an ex hardcore drug
user any form and a former pharmacy technician? Yes, a
brilliant vocational choice. I have not shot heroin in over 10
years, but I have had one misadventure with orally taking
a relatively low dose for me of prescription opioids. I may have
been clinically dead. I never got a straight answer about
that. I don't remember ingesting the pills. But I recall the
horror of waking up in a hospital with a rubber tube in
my penis, as I saw Obama getting sworn in on TV. Man, hey,
thanks, Obama. I stick to kratom now, and they want to ban it,
which is I digress. He says I've never had Narcan. I did have
precipitated withdrawals, which is instant detox from simply
taking a suboxone while I still had the oxycodone in my system.
The wave of sickness that incapacitated was so nasty I
wouldn't wish that rapid decock detox or the slow detox I had in
jail on anyone to suggest that Narcan will promote new heroin
use is flawed logic. Here's why. This is what's interesting. That
was one of my my thesis like hey, maybe they're trying to
promote it. Hey, don't worry about everybody. I got my
Narcan. Let's shoot up. While he's disputing this junkie, he
says junkies like me typically don't care about consequences
much anyway. Number two junkies simultaneously want to avoid
police and arrest and junkies never ever want to be dope sick.
If my buddy had Narcan on hand and said don't worry if you do
too much I'll spray your nose if you od I got you covered. That
wouldn't give me much comfort personally. Then again, I rarely
use needles very rarely Narcan costs money that's going to help
keep Big Pharma rich junkies aren't going to waste their time
or money on it. Death from overdose is sometimes desirable
to the slow suicide of being a smack head. I would never put my
safety or health and life in the hands of a police officer.
Narcan would cause a physically independent physically dependent
heroin addict to survive yet be really effing pissed off that
they were alive as they would feel awful all caps. If you know
any doctors spent time in an ER you can hear of angry junkies
who are angry that their high was stolen from them and they're
still alive. We are a very grumpy bunch in that state of
mind. And so he goes on, but I think that is that's really the
crux of of his story here is that junkies do not want to be
saved. Then we've heard that from EMT guys. Chad in in
Boulder. Yeah 10 year you spray the guy then you know the pissed
off that you that you took them out of their high, they might
have been doing some other you know, amphetamine so there are
meth or go right now the classic Oh, is this is very, very, very,
very, very, very bad and stuff is happening all over the
country. This is where's this middle town not sure where it
is. We are faced
with stress on our services, particularly the EMS services
where we could do you know six to eight. Opioid Overdose runs a
day
the number of overdoses jumping this year. Last year there were
532 Total halfway through 2017. There are already 577 this year.
Last year the department spent more than $11,000 on Narcan and
this year, they're already at $30,000, which is not only a
result of just how many overdoses but how strong each
one is. Leaders are frustrated trying to find a solution. City
council member Dan Picard is proposing a three strike system.
The first two strikes after an overdose the person would
perform community service for the equivalent amount of money
used on the life saving response. The third strike is a
bit more controversial.
The dispatcher determines that the person has overdosed if
somebody has been part of the probe this program for two
previous overdoses and has not completed community service has
not cooperated in the program that we wouldn't dispatch.
The fire department says they are required by law to provide
Narcan if they do respond to an overdose for card says this plan
is not aiming to solve the drug problem. It's trying to solve
the city's finances.
We've got to do what we have to do to maintain our financial
security. And this is just costing us too much money.
Until legal advisors look at The plan posed by Picard the fire
department is applying to grants and asking for donations to fund
more Narcan.
Now, man, narc hands sales are on fire. No kidding on fire, I
tell you
the marketing coup.
But this it's I'm all for the credit of just reading through
the chat room during that clip. And a number of people said,
Yeah, I was on heroin and kratom saved my life. That seems like
that's really a good solution, which makes sense, as they want
to ban it. So
yeah, you want to ban stuff that works? In fact, there is a
this is no good. We don't want to do
this. There's no money in it. Now. That's the problem. There's
actually a argument and there's a good book people should read
if they're interested in the topic. It's called junkie
written by the novelist William Burroughs, who was apparently a
junkie and he discusses the use of something called Apple
morphine to get off these these drugs and it's another one of
those situations that were that was banned for similar reasons
because it works or it did work. I don't know that it works. But
Burroughs claims that this is a very short novel. Very easy to
read. I think anyone out there likes reading good good
literature
probably got a lot to read on the vacation gotta read junkie
gotta read. The Day After Roswell. There's so much there's
so much to read
after Roswell. I can't believe that I haven't read it. Yes,
it's beyond me.
Let's just stay with drugs for one minute. Another note, I Tam,
please not use my name because they would know who I am. The
comedic irony of the clip from Sunday show where you guys had
us cracking up about the CBC looking to reach out to those
people who had used marijuana was fantastic. Let's revisit
briefly Well, a year
from now the federal government plans to legalize the use of
marijuana. But how much should you use? If at all? 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 harm. And Sara
Voloshin is on that story for us this evening.
And it seems this really is about reducing risk. They made
it pretty clear right off the bat at the press conference that
if you want no risk at all from marijuana, that you shouldn't
use marijuana. But they are also realistic, they know that people
do use marijuana and then 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 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. If you have mental health issues,
avoid marijuana, 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 they believe that pot could have
a negative effect as well. They're suggesting limit use in
other words, once or twice a week is very different from
using it daily. And scientific research indicates that there
are negative effects from frequent and intensive use.
Also, much like don't drink and drive, don't smoke and drive
they suggest that you need to wait six hours before getting
behind the wheel. Another one that is worth talking about is
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 and that
there are perhaps better ways to injustice specifically in baked
goods are in candies and they just that might be better
because it's not only 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,
like I said, we know that there are people who do use marijuana
and so CBC reached out to those people. Okay.
I couldn't probably clip it there. I'm sorry. So he was
laughing about this that they reached out to people that use
marijuana, but I worked for CBC for three years. There wasn't a
week that passed where you'd get on an elevator and someone would
reek of weed. tech guys had a secret place on the roof where
they Blaze up. As a result this would mean they'd be first in
the elevator coming down from the top of the building. So by
the time the elevator had filled up with people down to the
ground floor the thing was a virtual secondhand hot box with
everyone smelling like they just lived left snoops basement. The
further amazingness was with the union being such as it is at the
CBC, no one would say a word managers and execs knew that
there was no point calling out an employee on their obvious
toking as the union would fight tooth and nail there would be no
ramifications for getting high on the job. Adams quote of look
to your neighbor in the next cubicle couldn't be closer to
the truth. onward he ends. Good note.
That's a great no very well written
bunch of stoners there at CBS kulesza Stoney it's the cannabis
Broadcasting Corporation everybody
hey man hey baked goods Russia
beautiful baked is the operative word yes baked with your baked
goods.
I want to play some from the the alternative universe we're gonna
have to get in the machine. But this is a universe a typically
as universe b that is insane and unhinged now is universe a. This
is the National Rifle Association who have come out
with a new public service announcement. And I'm not a
member of the NRA. Obviously, I support the Second Amendment.
But this is this is not good.
They use their media to assassinate Real News. They use
their schools to teach children that their president is another
Hitler. They use their movie stars and singers and comedy
shows and award shows to repeat their narrative over and over
again. And then they use their ex president to endorse the
resistance all to make them march make them protest make
them scream racism and sexism and xenophobia and homophobia to
smash windows burn cars shut down interstates and airports
bully and terrorize the law abiding until the only option
left is for the police to do their jobs and stop the madness.
And when that happens, they'll use it as an excuse for their
outrage. The only way we stop this the only way we save our
country and our freedom is to fight this violence of lies with
the clenched fist of truth I'm the National Rifle Association
of America and I'm freedom safest place desist
we much man I liked that ad you do?
Yeah, I thought it was very well put. Yeah,
you know it's one thing if you're a political organization
but if you're the National Rifle what's the point? Everybody get
a gun because they're crazy. They're coming for us I
disagree. That's this is that is
never said that you're reading too much into it's inflammatory.
Inflammatory is one thing a little bit, but little bit. It's
true, but it's still inflammatory.
Well, just the truth hurts. Oh,
wow. Boy, I'm so wounded by it. Oh, the truth hurts so much. Oh.
What are we Oh, yes.
Whatever that was in there that got your goat.
Just the whole thing. But I didn't like it. I didn't like
it. I didn't like it. It's okay. We don't have
to renew the gig to do the voice so I don't
always agree with you. Mr. Devorah.
What have you had gotten the gig to do the voiceover
I'd be there in a heartbeat. Get your guns? You know, I
would first you give us a bunch of promotion about the Ford 10
shotshells Do you play this in bitch now but that's your way of
kind of balancing the show
that's for ISIS. No, it's not I'm just telling you my
impression balancing the shot don't need to balance anything
like I give a crap I don't know. I guess what I don't
know. Okay, let's go to the Prime Minister. Question Time is
back on the
we always love pm QT.
Unfortunately I got the first clip clip I got I decided I have
botched the clip. I don't know why I didn't get the beginning
of this. But this is a woman one of the PMs and she is bitching
about her being abused or he's not
a pm she's an MP
Yes, the Pm is the prime minister. She's an MP she's an
MP and I was just wondering I got pm and she got parently she
or your house was vandalized with swastikas and they stuck
labor she's a conservative. They're stuck labor posters. And
I only cut the end of the clip and then I got listened to with
our prime minister whose name is eluding me for some repay
Theresa May me me I keep thinking I was thinking Thatcher
for some reason. And then she comes in and then the Labour
says nothing about this which I thought was kind of telling but
this is play this is a kind of an intro into the other two
clips I have. Which one is it? Oh this is the setup a urine
party posters on my home, photograph them and push them
through my letterbox and someone even urinated on my office now
kinder gentler quality
from serving in this place my my honourable friend is absolutely
right to raise this issue and she was not the only person who
experienced this sort of intimidation during the election
campaign particularly I'm sorry to say this sort of intimidation
was experienced by female candidates during the election
campaign. I believe that this sort of behavior has no place in
our democracy.
Anyway, so that was kind of elitist. So it was getting a
little more boisterous than usual. Because the labor is
feeling his oats. And so we got a lot of noise in the back.
That's a phrase from the chaise feeling their oats.
Yeah, feeling their oats as put down on the list. You should.
Yeah, oats.
So here's what we did. There was a couple of gotchas in there. I
think she did a good job on this one. This is the prime minister
shutting down Corbin who comes on and this is if you catch the
end of Corbin here and then her bitching about him. He's
complaining about this is about the tower fire. Grunfeld Corp is
blaming, of course, blaming the conservatives, their fault, and
so on.
Why was it their fault? It was a refrigerator how was it their
fault?
Because they Well, they cut back on money to the fire departments
and money to the police departments and they also cut
back on money to the inspectors would have checked found this
out even though it's been going on forever. Yes,
that's why we have terrorism and we have fires and then there's a
milk shortage coming to here
to test and remove cladding retrofit sprinklers, properly
fund, the fire service and the police so that all communities
can truly feel safe in their own homes. Mr. Speaker, this
disaster
must be a wake up call.
The cladding of tower blocks did not start under this government.
Under the previous coalition government, the cladding of
tower blocks began under the Blair government.
The Right Honourable gentleman, the Right Honourable gentleman
talks about local authority resources and talks about
changes to the regulation in 2005. It was a Labour government
that introduced the regulatory reform fire safety order which
changed the requirements to inspect to build safety from
the back it up. I've never heard this before on this the people
she brings up this was a Labour Government and I don't know how
many people did it but they don't all did it simultaneously
all go
ah
I just thought it was hilarious. Like
a flock of birds and
and five it was a Labour government that introduced the
regulatory reform fire safety order. Right.
That's a good one. Let's do it all together,
introduced the regulatory reform fire safety order changed how it
changed the requirements to inspect a building on fire
safety from the local Fire Authority, which was usually the
fire brigade to a responsible person. The legislation
governing fire safety in tower blocks was and this was
commented on by the Lachenal House report in into the that
fire it criticized that 2005 order which had been put in
place by the Labour government. Prime the Prime Minister's
answer must be heard and it will be Prime Minister
and laws which took effect in 2006 ended the practice of
routine Foreign Service inspections, passing
responsibility to council. That is why I say to the Right
Honourable gentleman. This should be an issue that across
this house we recognize is a matter that has been developing
over decades is a matter that has occurred under governments
of both colors, under councils of all political persuasions.
And it's something which I would hope, we will say we should come
together and ensure that we we get to the answers of why this
has happened over many years. What has gone wrong and how do
we stop it from happening?
I am a little bit envious of their parliament. That is so
fun.
It is it's the you know it was mumbling and grumbling. I like
the yelling. Don't sign it. We had one guy in the history of
this show. That said something Obama was talking to one of his
speeches and the guy yells liar.
Yeah, that was banned during the State of the Union.
You Yes, just south carolina guy think. And it was a big deal.
Oh, he he interrupted, how rude. And then you listen to this and
you go cheese is this the leader? You know, they're just
yelling at her. And the whole thing is, and this is, and by
the way, I haven't yet to get access to it. But Canada is
worse. Canada. I got one last some of it. Yeah, I got one last
one. And this is just another kind of a laughable moment. And
this is a guy who was called up and he he he discusses Venezuela
and gives me the opportunity to give it to Corbyn. Fish
speaker, is the prime minister aware of the current crisis in
Venezuela? And is this an example of how an experiment in
socialist revolution can go horribly wrong?
I have to say to my honourable friend that I think he's made an
extremely important point. And I hope the Leader of the
Opposition has heard what he's had to say. Indeed, I have to
say sometimes when we're talking about trade deals in the future,
I think of the Leader of the Opposition and his shadow
Chancellor thinking the only good trade deals with Venezuela,
Cuba and North Korea.
We used to be those guys, man, we used to be funny. Yeah, not
anymore. No. Before we go to thank a number of people, just
to remind,
sorry, well, before we go to that, I do have a Venezuela clip
showing keep people up to date on that because it kind of links
with that last clip.
Okay, let's do that right away. And this is, wait, wait, wait.
I just want to mention this clip is not misnamed, as usual.
Okay.
I got it. This clip is called. Well, I just want to say what it
is so we can get to that. So I'm trying to set this up. Judy
actually says God PBS news hour. Venezuela armrest
instead of unrest? Yeah.
The months long unrest in Venezuela took a dramatic turn
overnight. The government says that a police helicopter opened
fire on the nation's Supreme Court and interior ministry.
amateur video captured images of the helicopter before it
disappeared. Officials charged the mastermind of the plot was a
rogue police pilot and actor. Opponents of socialist President
Nicolas Maduro suggested that the raid could be a government
ploy to justify increased repression.
I really didn't hear her say it at the beginning I didn't hear
her say arm right arm wrestle.
The months long unrest in Venice now
is unrest you saying unrest? No,
I thought she said arm.
I have that all the time. As we know. As we go to thank everyone
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How about that?
Yeah, of course.
That's what we've always said, Man, the silencing alternative
media. It says a shift from YouTube. No, no, I keep getting
emails. You guys aren't
covering the censorship from YouTube. Now. It's not
censorship. It's called money. It's called money. It's called
YouTube YouTube will run anything you could put it up you
can just can't make money in a run. You
have no censorship stifling us, man.
It's just that you got content that is not brand friendly
brands, whatever advertiser friendly advertiser friendly, in
other words, the advertisers don't want to be associated with
your video, because it either sucks or whatever. I'd
love to see their their internal document on what, what is
allowed or what isn't allowed for monetization.
I'm sure all the girls have tons of them. The young women who do
the makeup videos and get millions of views, they're fine.
The advertising, I'm going to show my school by donate to no
agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah,
that'd be fun
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a couple we actually actually have more than this because some
of the people didn't get the word. I mean, it's you can't
tell with the Canadians if this is $150 or 200 and more $5.05
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there'll be more on Saturday, Kevin Thomas and Smyrna, Georgia
hail Canada. He says it okay. Na, getting support from the
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Toby Koch, Ontario. I guess 150k nonnamous in nine amo up there
in BC on the island of Vancouver actually. He sent a note to I
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me. I'm in desperate need of family karma. I hate it when
pretty much happens all the time. And kids are always
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gonna give them some karma family sucks. You've got karma
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Sure, Whitney and Surrey. BC $111.43 which comes to $150
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He says please, please de douche means I did not get one from my
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You don't have to read this whole thing. I'm not
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Deutschland $100 in there, but there was a call out in here
which you may have identified as you read ahead.
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surprising enough after a few conversations I've had my German
friends straddling between dimensions in agreement with the
talking points which a few getting back to me many times
about my take on particular situation. It's in the bottom at
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some woman. She ponies up. Seeing that douche bag and butt
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seeing? It's right at the bottom it says cheers. Krishna from
Dora, Georgia. It's about time that she ponies up.
Doesn't say that on my spreadsheet? Ah, yeah. Okay,
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Doesn't say I don't see it. Well, you make a shorter note,
please. Yes, these notes are get out of control and
we don't have to read these at all over 50
know at some point. So if you make it short, the likelihood of
getting read and sketching the proper the
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Well, only eight nine people got it. So the rest are unwell.
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at starting it starting. Yes. The new scanners are arriving
the new money Yes, I
have. Yeah. Well I have a Jeff for gays report.
Well, let me do mine. And then you can do your report saying I
have it. You can line it up any way you want. You know what? I'm
not pushing you aside. I'm not throwing you to the curb. I'm
just letting you know that I have some clips. Well, what clip
Do you have? Oh, no, I can't find it.
American Airlines wants to make it a little easier for you to go
through security. I like that it is testing a new 3d scanner that
may allow passengers to leave liquids and laptops. Oh my
goodness in there. Carry on. Oh my god. I
don't believe that for a second. That's bullcrap. You think that
with these new scanners that you're going to be able to leave
your shoes on and leave your water in your bag? No Oh, no way
that's not gonna have
points and laptops. Oh my goodness in their carry on bags.
I haven't done that in a quite a long time. But I know American
rec has spent a lot of money on special machines. This
this is from Yahoo Yahoo News
nobody has reported to Sandy I have not heard anything about
it. Besides the water thing is thick because the water itself
would be some bomb. They're not going to they all they're going
to do is find the water in your bag and say you got water in
your bag throw it away
G the M five M screwing up. What a surprise.
I haven't done that in a quite a long time. But I know American
rec has spent a lot of money on these special machines tell us
about this.
Well this apparently is the new is the next level of technology
that will help the good guys get ahead for launch. Usually it's
just the bad guys figuring out how to defeat the technologies
in place. It's a real cat and mouse game. It sounds real cat
and mouse games if this technology. Dan knows more about
the actual technology but it sounds like it can actually tell
what what those liquids might be. Wow, potentially top was an
actual laptop or it's been doctored with In other words,
you can tell what's inside of it. So if someone's trying to
stuff plastic explosives in there and smarter and this will
if it works and I think this is in use in some other parts of
the world just help it'll ease things a little bit going
through security plus will help enhance security a little bit
let's not forget that's really the goal here. No it's
basically doing is you know, you get a regular scan, and it scans
you know, everything that's inside your luggage or whatever,
right? This scan will actually scan the entire thing and then
there'll be able to rotate it
to see what's inside rotate enhance zoom.
I think that's great. I don't want to take out my laptop Did
Did she go
missing? And then he's got I think this is a tech guy hire
thing
and then they'll be able to rotate it so they'll be able to
see what's inside. I think that's great. I don't want to
take out my laptop. I don't want to take my shoes off anymore.
Yeah, well don't don't think that's going to stop dude.
No, I don't want to take a second. What is the logic of
this report? That device is just an enhanced X ray machine What's
it got to do with taking your shoes off?
Nothing if this is how it's going to be sold to the American
public. They're on the wrong track. Someone needs to jump in
with some PR pretty quick because this is it's they're
gonna
seen this machine. Yeah, it's beautiful.
looks expensive.
Don't want to take out that looks
really expensive. Not only that, but they had an industrial
designer obviously go after it because this thing is slick.
Slick. Well, we need to convince everyone it's good for us
see what's inside. I think that's great. I don't want to
take out my laptop. I don't want to take my shoes off anymore. I
you know, I don't want to take out my my bottles of you know,
contact lens cleaner because you know, they think it's you know
something else.
Does he think he's going through the machine himself? I think
so. He's squeezed. Right here. You
lay down go through.
Crazy. All right, you got TSA changes on laptops. Is that the
one?
Well, I got to I got the TSA CI This is the pigozzi when I went
through that one last one. There was another one. I think I had a
short clip. TSA report on laptops. Yeah, notice two of
them. The one you want it doesn't have to gazes name on
it, not the one with the keycard. Just the first one.
Back in this country. The Homeland Security Department
announced but stepping up security measures stepping over
flights coming into the US. They include enhanced screening of
electronic devices and passengers. airlines that comply
could be exempt from an earlier ban on carry on laptops. Those
that don't comply may face a total ban on electronic devices.
So that was actually the short report and that was to the
point. Right Judy? That makes makes sense. So CBSN about a
seven minute report. I have just a part of it because there's a
kicker This is Jeff gays the guy that you that sounds like he's
taking a dump
so pick gays gives us a report and he's got a kicker and he
says something at the end is like you know, like this thing
about the you don't take my shoes off anymore. I can take
water bottles on it's just like what where did this come from?
Among the changes, enhancing overall passenger screening,
increasing security protocols, around aircraft and in passenger
areas, expanding the use of bomb detecting dogs, and perhaps most
importantly, heightened screening and personal
electronic devices.
We are taking prudent steps to make aircraft more secure to
reduce insider threats into identify suspicious passengers.
The enhanced security comes after US intelligence determine
more terrorist are learning how to build an explosive hidden in
a laptop like the bomb that detonated on a flight in Somalia
last year. In March the Turks administration banned large
electronics in the cabins of airplanes traveling to the US
from 10 airports in Africa and the Middle East. The
administration had been threatening to widen that ban to
the concern of some other countries. Today's action is
seen as a compromise. TSA is always looking for the best
capability one new technology that may now be used 3d scanners
that can better identify explosives and carry on bags.
The machines are being tested at Phoenix International Airport.
Steve Carolee is an Assistant Administrator at the TSA,
the bad guy is very
agile, and always changing where we need to be that agile.
security upgrades will not all happen at once. They'll be
phased in over time. Anthony, there is something else that DHS
officials are concerned about. And that is the threat for
potential hijackings. Jeff, Jeff, What?
What? What I said that was my reaction, what
the could the scanners can't detect a gun or a box cutter
little bomb at the end, and
I was just here to get it again for a second.
Where we need to be that agile. security upgrades will not all
happen at once. They'll be phased in over time. Anthony,
there is something else that DHS officials are concerned about.
And that is the threat for potential hijackings. Hi.
Thanks, Jeff.
Do we have any backup on that? Do we know what they're called?
drops that and I have not done that and nobody else reported
this.
It's just why that's very odd. I don't like that.
I'm not saying that he's not didn't get that information. And
it's not accurate, but seems a little
he does seem like the kind of guy that hears something
something's going down and we'll slip that in so we can later
say, Time from opponents are
less than 10 minutes to go. Okay.
Okay, okay. How about I got a couple little things. I got too
much. Too many clips of it. Yeah, you gotta you gotta get
ready to go. Yeah. I'll carry a lot of these over. I just I'll
play the since we are on CBS. I got a little CBS action here.
This is a dumb report. It's very short. Just clip from the middle
of it. This is there a bunch of fires going on around the area
of Los Angeles in particular. The serious report, I'm sorry
CBS report on LA Fire
Fire helicopters that are dumping water in specific areas.
That's because this brush fire grew very, very quickly on the
side of the hill here that hotspot very close to those
homes.
Excellent drop, take a look at that.
It was a wet winter, many people thought we wouldn't have as bad
a fire season. Let's go down now and take a look at what's
happening down here. You can see some of the flames.
It was a wet winter. So we didn't expect to have so many
fires. What logic is this?
Its own that was only six months ago.
point is is that you get out in California. If she from
California, I doubt it. When you have a lot of rain, you get a
lot of weeds. You get a lot of brush, you get all these, these
hills that are covered with green, beautiful green for about
a month and they turn they turn brown. The more rain you get,
the bigger they get. Not the less. Okay, but you're gonna
have more fires when it's wet in the winter, not less. Like she
said, What kind of report is this?
Well, it's an under informed report, I would say
that somebody is paid. She's a network course. And what?
At what point will you and I both say I'm sick of this. Just
so sick of it. It's so stupid.
Here's another one right? Let
me do it. Let me interject one. Okay, this is from Australia.
From Australian Broadcasting Corporation, they have a show
called late line. And they had a montage about a minute long of
climate scientists revealing their fears for the future.
If I was living in Darwin or Brisbane, I would be seriously
thinking about moving
on for me and my wife anyway, maybe forced to move further
south and I'm sure that there's a lot of other people that
probably thinking the same thing.
And the consensus seems to be Tasmania, Tassie because it's
the furthest south, it's the coolest.
We have thrown out the idea and potentially if the opportunities
came up moving to somewhere like Canberra, I don't think there
will be any safe places. I am going to be
keeping in mind these temperatures that are getting
into the 50s in Melbourne. research is telling us this is
what's coming. Yes. Magic and yeah, how we bring how to bring
kids into that I don't know if you can say
you don't believe in gravity, so the apples still gonna heal. You
can say you don't believe in climate change. That's not gonna
stop me getting I think, well, at least I've done what I can to
protect
Well, we're all gonna die.
Oh Holy crap. Pretty bad yeah these guys are all in let me
look at yeah she might say that's a steal
and here's an odd story and and I could not get a clip via she
got like a WB TV and you're trying to get something from
North Carolina local and they had one of those videos oh yes I
got a video can make a clip and then it's just a video with with
titles over it.
I hate that why is that despise that or T does that constantly
but there's a new island has popped up along the North
Carolina coast.
And it's just a stand bar happens all the time.
Okay that I wanted to know what the official line was. It's just
a Sam. But how can that happen if the sea levels are rising
Amazon all the time, but the sea levels are rising him they're up
by 200 feet.
You're trying to the wrong guy. Yeah. I got I got problems and
mudslides out here.
Lots of problems with those mudflats. Oh, yeah. All right.
Take us home.
People are throwing tires into them anymore.
Take us home. Yeah, it
used to be an eyesore. I can tell you that. Well, I've got a
bunch of stuff for the next show. I can move it forward. I
would like to ask the question about how they how come there
wasn't a big fuss I mean, Trump, you know, and his 90 day ban.
You know, he first he initiates it, and then they have a big
fuss at the airports and there's a bunch of news coverage. And
then the Southern Poverty Law Center gets millions of dollars
in donations. ACLU ACLU, the ACLU, right, sorry, I get those
two mixed up. The ACLU gets millions of dollars in
donations. And so then they goes back and forth in and out of
court, the Supreme Court finally shuts these boneheads down. And
so the 90 day ban goes into effect, which is a report here.
I'm asking where's all the protests? So what happened?
Well, ACLU has their money. They don't expect another drive to
come out of this. Yes, not. Yeah. That's it. Yeah. Thank
you. That's that's a very astute observation. Where are the
protests now? What I what I've been reading on the face bag,
and I have some great ones, but I'll do them on Sunday. Is that
it's Oh, ha ha, because it ends in September, haha. Something
like, I don't know what
the hell I know what it is what the 90 day ban is over when the
Supreme Court gives a final decision on the
constitutionality. Okay. So everybody's all jacked up about
that. But that doesn't make doesn't have does not explain
the lack of protests. But you're play this clip and we'll be
done. Which one is a 90 day ban?
Oh, yes, top of the list alphabetical.
Tomorrow, the President's partial 90 day ban on travel
from six mostly Muslim nations goes into effect. Those who
already have visas or have business or family in the US are
exempt. This week, the Supreme Court lifted most of the
injunctions placed on the executive order the justices
will consider whether it is constitutional in the fall in is
that,
I can't wait. That's that. Well, I'm traveling, I have my
documents in order
to get delayed, I have my bags, my fresh
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