Is it like really like painful death? Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. Thursday, July 6 2017. This is your award winning
combination media assassination episode 94.
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broadcasting live with darkest corners of the capital formation
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And from Northern Silicon Valley we're going to have a hot day is
going to be mild tomorrow. I'm John C. Dvorak. Scale.
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1000 rolls around, which I am reliably informed. is on a
palindrome. January 18 2018.
Wow. That'd be a triple hit. I don't know what the third part
is, but I love it. It was pretty good. Well, you look at your
county story. I am what I don't have any tips or anything with
this crazy story call for a ban on child sex robots.
Oh, man, that goes my new my new venture.
The I just got to be a great conundrum. And I didn't even
know there's sex robots out there. But apparently they're
making them was telling me about The Sex Robot. I'm not talking
about real doll. Okay. What is this? Well, there's some Sex
Robot companies is a BBC article. And what's happened is
once they've developed that I guess these robots are been
going been sold for a while. Yeah, let's just read a little
bit of this should be a ban on the import of sex robots
designed to look like children, the author of a new report to
the phenomenon, phenomenon, and said phenomenon that Professor
Nora no Sharkey said this society as a whole needed to
consider the impact of all types of sex robots is foundation for
Responsible Robotics has conducted a consultation. Only a
handful of companies are currently making sex robots a
handful I didn't know there's anybody making sex robots.
It's an industry that has escaped our attention somehow.
Yes.
Of all of all shows no. The report our sexual future with
robots was written to focus attention on an issue barely
discussed you noticed noted? The report acknowledged that finding
out how many people actually own such robots was difficult
because the companies that made them did not release the numbers
they
haven't any names of companies or any brand names. Okay, well,
more
companies making Sex Robot skipping down yeah, this this
guy's going on and on lamenting the change the ruination of the
world.
Get to the brand name.
companies making sex road bikes bots, bots include Android love
doll. sexpot and true companion. I think if you look up sexpot
find some now these
recipes do look like real dolls John
like real dogs that come with a mixture Yeah, they do look like
that. I think that that's the they're under attack that says
most have previously made realistic silicone skin sex
dolls that are now considering or starting to ship those I can
move and speak. The most advanced of these is that we
could get your pencil out please a San Diego San Diego get in
California San Diego based abbess A B Ys s creations. Oh,
this is the this is a sex doll. Or real doll. I'm sorry. I told
you. But this wait, let me finish you don't know this. Uh,
this is new information that's come to light. The product known
as real doll is now due to release a sex doll with
artificial intelligence later this year. Oh, harmony.
Oh, machine learning. Let me see. He likes it this way. I
think I shall do that
again. Martin moves his head and eyes and speaks via tablet
enabled app. The company has already assembled the app Didn't
you think?
People who seriously buy this because they they know that
it'll turn them on and they really are grooving on it?
Yes, I'm pretty sure. Okay, they just got two things more. Couple
of things. One is let me read this. The report considers a few
options than how such robots could be employed as robot
prostitutes working in brothels which answers your first
question. Okay. Sexual companions for the lonely or the
elderly. Hey, baby. A new means of sexual healing. Right. You
play a little song in the back yeah. A sexual therapy tool for
rapists and pedophiles should. The last of these was the most
problematic, said Professor Sharkey. And then he says, sex
dolls is the second part sex dolls that resembled children do
exist. And a court in Canada is currently determining or
determining whether owning owning one is illegal. Oh,
that's
a good I think that's a good legal question. That's
interesting.
I think that's a conundrum. It's not your child,
though. It's it's a robot.
What if What if you what if you marry a woman, a 21 year old
woman who looks 10? Or 14, let's say which is more believable? Is
that elite? You can't marry her because she's too young looking?
Yeah, that's a good question. Well, you're not allowed to have
child pornography. Actually, I saw a very interesting looks
like a Dutch TED Talk almost, you know, the Dutch had they
still have their their state sponsored broadcast
organization, as it's now called the
I don't know why, but for some reason, Dutch TED Talk strikes
me as amusing. It was.
And it was, it was like a low grade TED talk is called the
University of the Netherlands. And it's like NPR, edX. It's NPR
only really bad. That's the that's the kind of quality this
TED talk was. But there was a Dutch professor, she was a
professor in Dutch and Dutch language. And she explained the
entire history of pornography. And when I didn't realize is
that originally that may have changed now. But originally, it
pornography is not you know, if I have a picture of some sexual
act, or whatever, and I send it to you, that's not sending you
pornography. Pornography is only pornography when you print it.
Or when you distribute it in some other way. And when you
make copies of it, I didn't realize that that's that was the
actual definition.
But that doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, that's what she said to Jim. I thought it was believable
that it was not considered pornography until the printing
press came along. And then we had
I mean, what were they what were these items before? Were they
etchings?
Yeah, exactly. You know, on vases, on walls, on you know,
bath houses, etc. They were one off there were one offs. But
sculptors, sculptures. Yeah, but they also usually only make one
original. Not a whole bunch of comic and mold you were talking
about before the printing press. They weren't
making last or casters. Okay. All right. All right. All right.
I have a great I have a great use for this thing, actually for
the sex doll. Okay, they for medical purposes, as Harvard
research has shown that in order to keep your prostate healthy as
a man, you should you've heard this, you should have 21
ejaculations per month.
I thought there was a total yearly total that was needed.
Oh, it's like 251.
Well, that is an extrapolation in the article. The optimum
number is 21 of Jack elations per month and then the article
goes we've done a quick calculation that's equal to 250
times annually mean we're almost 70% of the days in the year yeah
maybe you should just
doing the report your Hey Bill what number yeah up to well, you
know, almost done Mama was done I it flows
I'm sorry for the noise in the background. We got ambulances
all kinds of stuff going on today. I can't
hear it. Okay, good.
But you know, there's a story we need to talk about I don't know
if it's appropriate right off the bat but about the what's
happening a war on men in Silicon Valley. You know, the
bro culture is being loud listen to that.
Now I can hear that that sounds great. The bedding is certain
something and you know
we've we've been tracking this kind of in the background just
kind of watching what's going on. There's a couple articles
but now it's really blown open. And this is this was posted on
the face bag by John Swartz. You know John Swartz, of course.
Yeah, I used to work with him. Yeah, from USA Today. Does he
still work at USA Today?
I think so. Yeah. Yeah. He's the Bureau Chief Nurse, as he says
he called he posts
on the face bag over the weekend. Heard from a half dozen
women this weekend about sexual harassment from VCs and CEOs.
And yeah, and I'm cracking up me too, because the thing is, yes,
there's absolutely I mean, Never would I diminish the amount of
harassment that women receive just in general a professional
life. It's absolutely, but you know, we're down to stories
where I'm reading the story and I was harassed by him. But then
it's really not clear you know, it was he made sexual advances,
okay, but it's all kind of written like they jumped him,
you know, it's like, not that I'm trying to make it sound
good.
But sometimes it's a little McCarthy's
little McCarthy like that's going on now. Let's get these
men. Yes, yes. And I know, we have women listening to the
show. Don't get triggered right away, because we're totally on
your side. I told this is absolutely true. But be careful.
Now that you've got the floor. Now you have the podium, I would
say be careful how far you push this.
There's a couple of things I've noted. A one. First of
all, let me know sorry, when we say VC, that's venture
capitalists. I'm sorry. There's confusion about that venture
capitalist.
What else could it possibly mean? A Viet Cong you know, oh,
god knows damn Viet Cong. See, venture capitalists VC has
always reached out to us. There's a book that came out one
of PC magazines, etc. She went to work for Fortune Ionis
redundancy from Jordan, Adele, I don't know where she is now. But
she wrote a book on Office Office, romance fairs. And she
advocates them. And probably a little bit against some of this,
because it's like, how are you ever going to meet anybody? If
you don't believe make a pass? Adam, right. But making a pass
is not good. You can't do that with this group? Well, then I'll
go ahead. I'm reminded of the comedian, who a lot of women
really think is hilarious. And I think she has to Eliza and Eliza
Schlesinger. I like her a lot. Yeah, she's funny.
I think she needs to put better materials together. Her last
thing wasn't as good as it should be. But she made it
pretty clear. And I think she and she does talks a lot about
about this effect is mostly what she talks about his
interpersonal stuff.
Yeah. And mainly about how women talk about men behind their
back.
Yes, and she, she kind of those kind of, she just says that this
horrible that these men are making passes and flirting and
you know, doing sexual harassment. But if the guy's
cute, it's okay. She makes it very clear, it's clear that this
is the attitude see, if you weren't a creep.
If you weren't a guy on a slimy greasy slime ball, yeah, then it
would be okay. So the
guys had come out. And so you want to look at the pictures?
Well, hold
on a second, hold on, I just want to say that I would love to
hear from some of our female listeners. And I think they can
be honest with themselves and with us if they feel that's true
or not, if that does make a difference and really be be
truthful to yourself. And it would be sent
and then anyone who said it didn't make a difference unless
they're lesbians
and then still, and then still, there's a difference between
Hey, you look cute and want to go out, you know, there's, it's
not appropriate. But there's, you know, the difference between
that and you know, mashing you know, or whatever. I mean,
there's no mashing
This is unacceptable in
some circumstances it is. But by legal standards, Leah and I,
let's explain what mashing is. And then they call it all the
guys a masher. Right? Mashing is, is literally pushing
yourself up against somebody. And then you know, more or less
pleasuring yourself. By jumping against a jumping up and down
mashing and matching. Now, it's like it's like a would say, best
analogy, you'd be forced to lap dance or something like don't
put it, but it's disgusting. And there's a bunch of guys in
Silicon Valley that do it. I knew, personally knew three
guys, one of them was a masher. And one of them was, and I have
it on good authority as a measure. And another one was a
CEO of a of a, of a computer manufacturing company back in
the 80s. And he was he would just proposition women right
there, especially if they're asking for a job,
right? Oh, really? That's, that's pretty damn wrong.
Yes. And that was very overt. And it was and he never got
really, he got caught eventually. But it was years and
years and years. And who knows what you know, what benefits you
perceive.
I mean, there's, there's a number of angles to this story.
And again, I'm just saying, you know, absolutely. Go for it. But
be very careful. I see a lot of kind of callous, like, yeah,
what you said, let's go get him about time. You know, be
careful. Yeah. Seriously, I mean, you have to, and let me
just tell you, I've had all kinds of crap go down with me.
And also in Silicon Valley. I've never complained though. Gay
guys do this all the time. Oh, honey, how you doing? That's
harassment. Yeah, it's harassment
by the most liberal standards. I think so. But the best is
speaking of VCs, when Kleiner Perkins was event, it was one of
our investors venture capital firm, very few Famous Kleiner
Perkins. They had a receptionist, cube receptionist,
I have to say that whole office was filled with good looking
women. And they I'm sure they hired based upon that, no doubt
in my mind. And yeah, like the receptionist.
Yes, I think that goes on a light. In fact, you can see it
because though it'll be transparent, the whole office
will be like that. You'll find that at Oracle.
Yeah. And bookmark that because I had this another company that
should not escape persecution here. So you know, often we'd be
we'd be early for meetings and be able to chat with her a
little bit. You walk in the door, and there's a reception
right there. And then there was a Kleiner Perkins party, you
know, where those every bow all the founders come and have a
party, which is the boring most boring parties you can imagine.
And I was still smoking at the time, I was actually smoking a
cigarette outside. And she goes, Hey, you want to smoke some
opium? I'm like, no, no, what? Yeah. No, no, that's okay.
This is the receptionist. Yes. And she walked outside and asked
you if you want to smoke some opium? Yeah.
Well, I know, to be honest, I knew that she was kind of, you
know, she was into surfing. And you know, she's challenging.
The OPM surfing. Yeah. But
to me, it wasn't like completely crazy that that would come from
her. But I've At first I'd never been offered that that way. Like
was smoking opium. Now. We they even that I was like, No, I
wouldn't do that. I mean, this dumb founders thing.
Yeah, not at that event. But then,
months later, I got a call from Ray lane. And he says, Yeah,
Adam has asked you a few questions. I am what's up? Ray?
says, Yeah, well, you remember so um, so yeah. So well, did you
ever ask her to go outside and smoke? Drugs? Um, I know, quite
the opposite. And turns out she had a history of doing this, of
trapping men. And I guess getting money out of the calm
the corporations, but Kleiner Perkins wasn't having it in this
case, is that a strong enough case? But she had tried this
with a couple guys at the same time. And then, you know, they
just, they put a stop to it, but they him? Wow. I mean, that was
pretty, pretty shocking to me.
Yeah, and I will say this, there's more of these articles
that we're currently see this pile of them, have these anti
men, men harassing the women and all and there's, I have not read
one article of Silicon Valley from any of these people that
are, you know, self righteous about this issue to an extreme,
I have not seen one article discussing anything like that.
Now, of course, some of these, some of these predator women who
are in the scene to make money, using various tricks and things
to trap men into harassing them or something that gives
worthiness to the company. When you take there's a course that's
given in California on sexual harassment that if you're an
executive at any companies was to take this course you never
did. I never did. No.
I think you made a mistake. I took the course of my public
company in New York. I know what the course is. Does not the
California, it can't be much, much worse. Because you can't
even say boy, You look nice today. You can't say that.
No, that's, that's in there today. This this in California.
You can't even say that. To a passerby,
unless you're just down the street on the street. Yes. Now,
is that illegal?
No. If I if you're if you're seen as representing the company
in any way now there was standing near the building. You
have a car, you give somebody your car that's got the company
name on it. Maybe you say, Hey, here's my card. I'm looking
lady, boom. Hey, good looking lady.
I'm a podcaster. From the no agenda podcast. Well, don't sue
me.
Reply much. To us. It's all big pockets. You Me? They're good.
Women are not dumb. They look for big money. I mean, if you
had an IBM card, or you work for Microsoft, or any of these, I
can't imagine what kind of money companies like Microsoft have to
dole out constantly. I mean, there is just it's outrageous.
Yeah, Microsoft stories probably
Yeah, you probably don't hear about, you know, one 1/10 of
what's really going on. Anyway. So there's not much to say about
it other than Yeah, of course, you shouldn't be harassing women
that you're a douchebag. But by the same token, I'm just seeing
an overzealousness that is just off the hook. Now it's like
okay, these guys they struck out. amps and to your point.
These guys who are let's see, what is this guy from 500 hats.
Is he is he looking to Clora? Yeah, is he creepy looking?
whereas if you look
at a picture of him, he has a look of like a kind of a little
smarmy.
Okay. All right, the company that I never hear anything
about, but I feel they should be looked at. Because they hire a
very typical kind of person and with a very obvious sexual
identity is Apple, they really shouldn't be looked at that you
look at Apple, they hire the same type of people.
Well, Microsoft does to a lesser extent. Most of these companies
tend to hire a certain look. I mean, when I was I mentioned
this on the show before, but I was at a bit of Yeah,
but when it comes when it comes to gender identity, that's when
it becomes a problem in the world of social justice
warriors.
Oh, what kind of people are you describing here at Apple?
Kind of male lesbians? Male look and lesbian male lesbians?
Masculine lesbians? Yep.
To the Rachel Maddow types?
Ah, yeah. In a way, in a way.
Yeah, yeah. Well, that would be it wouldn't surprise me. But you
don't need, by the way is to add him@curry.com adam@curry.com You
and I think the apple people
will agree with me. And you just gotta wonder, you just gotta
wonder what's going on there. That doesn't matter. It's fine.
I really, I really don't care. I think he also I agree with the
author, you know, you should totally be able to complement
each other and just have normal relations. And the end the end
the the more restrictions there are, the tougher it becomes. And
the more everyone's on edge, and it creates tension. It's also
unnecessary, just being nice to each other.
Yeah, I am in California anymore. And I think when you
see when you go to the offices, there's a woman there this doll
dressed up, she's looks beautiful. Go up to her go up to
her and say, Where are you all dressed up?
Is that your opening line? Before I
go? Yeah, why are you all dressed up while you're trying
to impress her trying to get somebody in trouble? Yeah, and
then stomp off
all right. So we're really sick. We're kind of Yeah, but since
the last show Tina came down with a massive like flu and then
I caught a little bit of it had been embedded for three days has
been horrible.
Yeah. What are you laughing about? Like any hinted that this
was gonna happen? Why? Remember? What No, I don't remember why.
Yeah. You were talking about the back of this row. Yeah,
yeah, you did. But that was after the show. We talked about
it.
Yeah, no doubt during the show. Yeah, you're exactly right. And
then it was a new it was new. You were doomed. Yeah. Well, I
didn't have it. She had whatever she had. I'm sure I got from
her. But it may have been something going around with the
opening because I know someone else who got really sick, but
I'm in bed, man for three days. I mean, crap.
That doesn't make for a fun
trip. No, no, this is our vacation. She you know, the
funny thing is about you. And I think the public doesn't
appreciate as much as I do. You can be sick as a dog and your
sound great. You know?
Yeah, I think I always sound better when I'm sick. Just has
to live a
little more better. I got a little more tone in my voice. I
do everybody. Yeah, I got a bit of an EU report. If you're
interested in it. We're still using Hamsterdam in the
Netherlands. And then also I watched the the president the
First Lady in Poland this morning as they're now on the
way to Germany for the G 20. Summit. And very interesting
use. You should look at the pictures Ivanka was also there.
I presumed Jared is also along for the ride. So you know
Melania Trump First Lady. First Lady is you know, she's kind of
from the region. So it was like, Hey, this is one of ours, you
know, with the Eastern European type vibe. And so they gave her
a beautiful big bouquet of flowers. And then you see what
they gave Melania it looks like they gave her weeds. Like here.
We could stepdaughter some weeds for you. It was very dark Milan
Melania Melania got her. Got beautiful flowers, but Yvonne
said Melania I'm sorry. Melania got beautiful. They gave her the
weeds. Yeah, the Bush bushel of weeds. Very funny. So right off
the bat, I'll say I'm incredibly disappointed with the President.
I was waiting and I thought it was the perfect moment. I had no
idea why he didn't do it. He promised the Polish people he
promised them that they will be allowed to participate in the
Visa Waiver Program. This is bullcrap. Yeah, everything he
said to me was empty bullcrap. No, you know we're partnership
with the bow would stand by each other. Why don't you just let
them get on the Visa Waiver Program? What is the point?
problem.
But you know what the problem is? No, no.
It's about the problem. And what's the problem?
The problem is the Israelis,
right? Yeah. Because they they hate the Polacks.
They saw the Shah, the Polish is selling out to the Nazis, even
though they worked in Salado taken hold
so the Israelis have so much power that he can put them on
the Visa Waiver Program. And what is the big deal with that?
I don't understand. It's no
big deal. Did ya get over it? Oh, me? No, I'm talking about
the railings for stuff that that does not get that is not
necessarily that well documented. And it's it's the
new generation of blame anybody blame the Germans or once you
take them off the Visa Waiver Program? Try doing that.
Exactly. Exactly. I don't like it. I don't like it at all.
Anyway,
I think there's I think behind the scenes, there's some
something else going on. That might be we might not know
about.
But I mean, we did just put down a whole bunch of patriots, you
know, whatever missile system we've installed, hey, everybody
knows the system that never worked. So it doesn't probably
no visa for you. But here's some duds. Here's some dud rockets we
had to get rid of. So I you know, and this kind of I did a
little bit of research on this. And I'm just looking at the
immigration picture, as certainly here in Amsterdam and
I've just been talking to a lot of people certainly have had a
little bit more chance since you know, since we just got here in
the last show. And people are starting to slowly you know,
open up and tell me a little bit about the how they feel. And I
will say right off the bat my my perception of what I'm seeing on
the streets of Amsterdam, is Amsterdam is brown. The white
people are tourists. I mean, you can almost pick them out
tourists, tourists, tourists, tourists, tourists, and we're
talking, you know, the second generation Moroccans and Turks
and yeah, these these are kids born here and I will say already
there's interesting changes the way they speak. They don't speak
with a typical Dutch accents are not an Amsterdam accent. So they
have different vocabulary which white kids have have adopted
very quickly. You hear you know, white kids speaking like brown
cultural appropriation,
but it's okay. Here. They don't mind it. It's a yeah, that Yeah,
good point. Good point. But, you know, there since I have been
trying to get people's vibe on, on Trump and you know, trying
to, you know, how are you feeling about stuff? They all
are saying, well, you know, you guys do have the right idea with
the immigration because we're not very happy with this. And I
don't know how much has been on in the news in the US about the
Swedish Music Festival canceled. Prison, you know, after multiple
rapes, which is now being presumed to be migrants.
Austria, Austria has 15,000 troops at the border with Italy.
Just to block the migrants. No, you're not coming in. I mean,
this
really stuck it to the Italians. Oh, yeah. All right. I have a
bunch of Italian eclipses you're on your way to Italy.
But do you want me to finish my report? Do you want to go
straight into say I want you
to finish your report. I'm when I say that. I'm not saying that
I want to interrupt you. Sometimes I do that too.
Sometimes. What I'm saying is that what you have a tendency to
do is you and your wherever you're saying and then you jump
to some Mel's leaving my clips out. So I do is I pre introduced
them. Okay, well, I'm glad after nine and I've been doing that a
lot lately. Every time you keep misinterpreting it.
Okay, so I will remember this now. Thank you for the notes.
Just met let me write it down to remind me.
Thank you for getting ready to put my phone off the hook.
Do you want to go checklist real quick and make sure you've done
everything?
I don't want to go through the checklist at all. But finish
your little whatever you're talking about.
So we had dinner with my my sister and my brother in law who
is a he isn't Believe it or not. He is now the editor in chief of
a gossip magazine. And we're in it again.
Yay. You're in the Italian gossip magazine.
No other brother in law. I have a sister in the Netherlands.
Okay, and
she's the one okay, you're in that gossip.
Yeah. Tina and I bought the cover. Exclusive. Exclusive.
Let's be exclusive exclusive. So the way he says and this is a
this part of a big publishing company. There are 1000
employees in this in this company. Now when you have 1000
employees you have a big restaurant you got a commissary
you got a mess hall you have places for people to eat. It's
also very Dutch you know, everyone eats in the building.
They know that you can buy your little sandwiches and stuff and
typically no brown bagging. Everyone just eats with each
other in in the in the commissary. They have of the
1000 employees three are Muslim. And thus, all 1000 people must
eat only halal meat There's no choice. Lie. That's the rule.
That's how far that's I don't know if it's a law, but it
certainly is how it's how things are being done here. Oh, we
don't want to upset the Muslim so Oh, well we give everyone
will have Hello then it may be great. I don't know if if it
makes any difference
well, it tends not to make much of a difference. Although there
are some specialty while one difference it makes it which may
annoy a lot of people would annoy me is you can't have pork,
which means you can't have sausages. You can't have you
know, Salamis pork. You know, I didn't ask him about that.
Didn't ask him about that. Well, I can tell you that if you're
gonna go along with that. Hello. You would think that yeah, you
would think there's not gonna they're not gonna have any pork
whatsoever. And
you know, the Dutch have something called breakfast
bacon, which they eat on bread raw, uncooked. It's called
breakfast bacon. I know. It's hardcore, huh? Yeah, it's rough.
So it's, it's just bacon. It looks like bacon is very thin.
But not carpaccio thin just bacon strips. And they put
butter on their bread. And they put the bacon on it and they eat
it. And I'm thinking, Gnosis, Gnosis, death. No, I guess
there's some other Oh, this Oh, my goodness, there was a
fantastic thing that happened. The Minister of Social Affairs,
I believe she is, has started an experiment in four
municipalities, or four provinces, I should say in the
Netherlands, that this is a it's a beautiful transition. That's
why I want to keep our eye on it. Because this makes a lot of
sense for something we're expecting to happen soon anyway.
And then I'm seeing Zuckerberg posting about it again, on the
face back. If you have a if you have social security payments,
so you're on, you know, you're on welfare, which I think is 986
euros a month, it's not like you're living living large, but
still. So you're on welfare for whatever reason, you can't find
the job, or, you know, that's pretty much why people on
welfare, I can't find the job, fine, whatever, whatever.
They're now going to allow these people to start a business. And
as an entrepreneur, start a business next to receiving this.
This wage is income. And they can keep all profits from their
side business. Which is a beautiful transition towards
basic income.
Yes. And it's that's kind of what it is.
Well, that's exactly what it is. But now it's being called an
experiment. And yeah, there's some limitations on how much
they can earn, et cetera. But if that's moved, as far as I can,
obviously
go get a job a well paying job, you wouldn't be able to take
advantage of this situation is for starting your own little
business.
Right? Well, then there are I think, I think there is a real
job problems here. For sure. It's
job problems everywhere. No thanks to sex robots.
You know who's to blame, right? You know, you know what the
problem is with these jobs is Brexit. Brexit has screwed it
up.
This week's Wimbledon, this is being launched, and the people
who normally produce the strawberries can't produce them
because the labor force has disappeared because of anxiety
about their future status in Britain. And that's one of
hundreds and hundreds of practical examples of the way in
which this extreme form of Brexit is going to harm Britain.
And we've got to stop it.
How about some brother British people? Are they interested in
picking strawberries? Or just it's beneath you all? It's going
on there. No strawberries, no one wants to pick them. That's
very odd. Very, very,
my dad, you mentioned that let's play this PBS anti Brexit
summary so we can understand so you can see what's going on this
site
was perhaps the most consequential decision in
Britain this century, voters are now having second thoughts about
their choice to leave the European Union. A new opinion
poll shows a majority of British people now want to stay and
business leaders are warning there once flourishing economy
will flounder unless the right compromise is reached with the
EU during exit negotiations. And that a deeply divided government
after the recent election has left a hung parliament and it
has become harder for many to keep calm and carry on.
You know the funny thing is is they bring up this the the polls
by the way said they weren't going to Brexit in the first
place. So the polls are crap. Let's start with that. Yeah,
but let's believe them now.
Yeah, let's believe them. Now. The other thing is the economy
is going to founder as she said, Yeah. Which is what they said if
the vote went toward Brexit, and it didn't happen, in fact,
everything went up for the pound and went down which is which is
a plus for tourists. Yeah. So this is all nonsense, but they
made a big report of it. But the one thing that always crops up
in these reports is the fishing in England. Yeah, because the EU
has made it so you can't be a fisherman. I don't know who's
gets the fish there, but nobody gets to fish there. So they go
to these fishing villages and nobody's fishing because you
can't, it's illegal. And I was thinking that that's what if you
were needed, you know, because this is all an extension of
World War Two. And you know, the Brits are tough cookies. What
happens if we starve them out? Let's try that for a new trick.
So they can't feed themselves. And so they're completely
dependent on the EU for their own food. They can't. I mean, in
England, fish and chips was always a mainstay. And this From
all reports, I'm get all consistent basis. There's fish
and chips, chips, many of them were once great, have all been
kind of either shuttered. Yeah. Or there's very few left. And
and if he hadn't been if it hasn't been if it's not because
of the lack of fish that they can catch themselves, and take
to the fish and chip shops. It's because people have been taught
out of fish and chips because it's unhealthy, really, and all
the rest of it. Fish and chips is absolutely fantastic.
She how it's unhealthy because it's fried. Maybe but it's
Greece, Greece is Grace Greece, potatoes. pestle if fish fish,
hashtag fish. I did want to share this because this is the
research I did. Because what is Why are you guys letting these
migrants in? It's a lot of people coming in. It's just it's
really an insane numbers and the United Nations. I think this is
99. Or it was 92. They came out with these the United Nations
Population Division, replacement migration, specifically about
the European Union, they had two scenarios. And scenario one is
in order to just keep the population going at its current
rate. So I guess in order to be able to have the same average
GDP, because the population is growing older,
right, and it's a known fact that a lot of especially
Italians were notorious for having a negative population
correct, aren't reproducing,
yes, an average of 949,000 migrants per year is necessary,
but to really achieve the potential support ratio. And
there's a whole calculation, I have this, it's a PDF, I have it
in the show notes. No immigrants will be needed until 2015. But
as of 2015, between 2015 and 2040 153 point 6 million
immigrants will be needed. That's an average of 6.1 million
per year during that period. And it seems that that is the
ratchet that we're on starting in 2015. That's about right.
Now, is it possible again, harkening back to my thesis
about starving the British by restricting their fishing? Yeah.
Is it possible that this entire thing that we're witnessing was
all pre planned?
Yes, this is this is where I'm moving towards. And I know it
sounds very conspiratorial, but I just read you this.
completely nuts. It's completely nuts. Why is it happening? Why
is Merkel pushing it so much? And
my the way I see it is, here's an idea, let's create a mass of
400 million people who are all kind of the same color, kind of
don't care about government are happy to be pushed around and
told what to do. And just be happy little grass eaters. What
else could it be?
Well, that sounds kind of interesting. And that falls in
line, I'm never gonna get to this Italian. That falls in line
with the there was a did this thing on it was I think it was
on PBS. about Muslims not integrating in the UK. So to
start with this, this is the premises Muslims not integrating
in the UK is a big deal. People moaning and groaning
British people don't believe Muslims living in a country have
integrated properly. That's according to a new independent
report by citizens UK. It highlights government failures
to combat prejudices amongst society towards Muslims. The
document is 76 pages long, but we've condensed the main
findings into 30 seconds.
And then they flash a bunch of crap on the screen. Oh, how
annoying. And it's very
annoying. So in other words, don't pay attention. It's not
important, but we have to report it to be credible. What is that
about?
I don't know. I couldn't figure quite figure it out. But they I
think this is if we're going to go with this thesis, then let's
let's do that because it's more interesting than anything else.
That this is all done on purpose. Yeah. These kinds of
reports where they're not integrating with they definitely
want attempt to integrate, otherwise you won't bitch about
it so much. If you didn't want him to integrate, you know, you
would have just let him get her wise and hook you who cares? But
again, he is going overboard and making everything and how law I
mean, it's like, I don't think that's the way to go. But here's
the thing to your point. This is you're going to have a
difficulty hearing a lot of this. But this was a man on the
street report where they had a report saying that one in three
Muslims sympathizes with Jihad ease, and then there was oh, I
don't know if that's true or not right. And then they asked the
question, do you think that the press should be censored and not
right about crazy stuff, like one in three Muslims are for
jihadi, or jihadist so
this is from what went what newsworthy This is,
I believe this is our tea. Or it's either RT or PBS is pretty
hard to tell. But I think this is our tea, because they're the
ones who got in the street all the time. And then asking one
guy after another. And this, I think, is a pretty common way of
seeing things if you have a Middle Eastern structure as a
social structure, because all the newspapers in the Middle
East are bogus. I wanted to show you, I'm sorry. Let me go ahead
and start Sorry. All right. I wanted
to show you some of these headlines and ask you what you
make of them. One in five
Muslims,
for jihad is what do I think of the load of baloney? It's hard
to say. Because I don't know how accurate this facts is.
Do you think Muslims are voted fairly in the media in the UK?
No, no, really.
You don't have to say Muslims, this. Islam, this, you just have
to report the event as they happen.
They don't have British people to understand what's happening
in the world.
And you think the newspapers sometimes make it sound?
The streets believe that we're all Muslims are terrorists, this
is this is this is fake. This is not true.
Is a bit of a danger for everybody. You know, because
once you start stereotyping people, it can become a reality.
Do you think that there should be more regulation that
journalists should be given more rules about how to report on
Muslims specifically? Obviously, I'm not really sure. But then
you can deal with that by regulation?
I believe so. Yes. I agree completely with that.
Not threatened press freedom.
Press Freedom, Friend anyway. So the problem is just
what did he say? Press Freedom
is threatened anyway. So I don't see a problem.
press freedoms friend anyway. So obviously, the problem often is
just common sense. Not to be provocative when you're dealing
with something like this,
when journalists go too far and do unlike report something
that's not accurate for the facts of selling paper,
whatever. I personally think that that, that journalists
should be struck off, I
can tell what they have to write by people they have to to
looking for the truth, because it is our responsibility. This
these issues affect coming to you. When when Why
did that guy say you don't have to be a terrorist to take over a
country
and hear that, but he could have because I couldn't understand
him at all.
Again, I think that's what he said, You don't have to be a
terrorist to take over the country.
Friend anyway. So the thing is just common sense. Not to be
provocative when you're dealing with something like this
when journalists go too far and do unlike report something
that's not accurate for the facts of selling paper,
whatever. I personally think that that, that journalists
should be struck off. I can't
tell the people what they have to write by people they have to
to looking for the truth, because it is our
responsibility. This This was effect coming to you when when
when
I'm on drugs, I have no idea how I couldn't get it out of there.
It's a good one though. Yeah. I liked it. It's been ideal if he
had said it,
but these are of course, you know, chosen man on the street
and saying, Yeah, that's yeah, no, it's
it's always trumped up. Yeah. bogus. But I don't I think to
your point, I think it would be very easy to regulate the news
and do all these things with with the group with the group of
immigrants that came to have come over from areas where
that's expected.
Yes, they used to it.
They're used to it. Yeah. So okay, well, it doesn't bother
me. I don't see any benefit to what we're looking at it there's
no benefit to the other side of it. We get Free Press i have to
who cares? It's got nothing to do with me now. Well, as
described see people getting into that logic very easily,
even the definition of what's free Press is or for this is a
lot of this is going on, man, you you're hampering freedom of
the press.
Yeah,
well, the you know, this is what struck me It struck me is now
maybe this is all part of the idea, you know, but no one seems
to be stopping it and I'll tell you,
Poland and Hungary people yeah
people who you know if you ask them on camera did you vote for
cleared builders who did pretty do didn't they? They'll never
put him in the coalition even though he's no number I think
number two party they won't put him in there try they're still
trying to form a coalition they have no government really to
speak of yet because they also crazed about having the Dutch
Donald Trump possibly running a part of the country. They just
can't stand it so they're trying to put together a coalition that
no one wants to be together with anything but with that guy. But
you know, people did vote for him and people are tired of it
and you know, they talk about things you know, Eric, you
remember Eric, Eric's not racist. I guess he is the he
taxi Eric says I'm tired of seeing penguins in the street
that's what he says. And England that's that's niqabs
oh right right the black the black things as women were yeah
but there's these particular a hole in Holland Have you seen a
the whole ones top to
bottom knots in I'm not seeing barcos but these the kneecaps
that they wear they do have a like a white piece on it. It
almost looks like they're you know they're
nuns. No,
no, no, that's what I thought first but now but I have to tell
you very very similar I you know, I'd probably be hard
pressed if you flashed a couple of penguins in front of me if I
could say non Muslim I don't know. I'm not sure but in
Genesis interesting yeah. But in general
there's no reason to be wearing this middle eastern garb in
Amsterdam, it seems to me
you know, yeah, it's it's their religion.
It's but it's got little to do with religion as a traditional
guy. You aren't. There's no mention of a new job in the
Qur'an.
There you go then now you are at the at the center of the
argument.
But no, it's it's a it's a way of showing it's like people wear
a big giant cross Yeah, it's showing you're really as
carrying it around as as as a badge it's more of a badge than
it is really
that garment according to you and according to a lot of people
here as well.
To your buddy Eric the who I believe is from Lebanon or
someplace
Oh, he's free this Dutch as they come.
Is he or Eric taxi taxi Eric? Yeah, well, I know John was
gonna be killed. Now. Well, that's
his job.
He got he got fun and he got
he got you where you needed to be on time? Yes, he did. All
right. Give me the Italy clips. I want to know what you got.
All right. So Italy, of course is like it's getting out of
control there. They get inside the whole country. And there's
been some movies made showing you know, in Milan is just a
bunch of guys wearing the dish dash walking around. It's like
it's out of control. At least from the perspective of some
Italians and some common flaming out of control. Economics just
too many they can't get them out. You just find yourself.
Border. Austria's got a bunch of armed guards that keep me in
there. So please get it filled up with with migrants and
refugees.
Did Did you see Did you see the the European minister have maybe
it was immigration or 71 or something like that. He said, If
Italy is willing to go along, we are willing to give them a
substantial financial support. He really was telegraphing big
money.
Yeah. As selling out your own country for big money. Great.
Correct. Correct. So all right, Italy crisis in hot air from EU
correspondent Charlotte OpenScape travel to the Italian
island of Sicily, which has been one of the main points of
arrival for African migrants, as you talk to locals who say they
are fed up with the inaction of Europe's authorities.
This is one of the many boats that brings rescued migrants
from the Mediterranean Sea to ports like this one here in
Sicily. And for many of those migrants this will be the first
time that they're setting foot on European stories that the
Italian authorities say there's so many migrants coming here to
Italy that they might have to close the ports to migrant ships
like this
to me say says it's overwhelmed by the sheer volume of migrants
that have landed here and that it's now having to look after,
particularly here on the island of Sicily. and people on this
island say they feel abandoned by the European Union.
It is not just the responsibility of Italy is the
responsibility of Europe, there is far too much immigration.
Italy cannot support all the arriving migrants.
They do nothing because their policies don't work. They just
don't get it.
They have to have Italy we're bearing the financial Burghley.
So in the States, France, Spain and the migrants, because it's
Prime Minister Gentiloni said, Everyone turns away and pretends
not to see to do nothing is wrong. Europe needs to help out.
While the European Union has provided financial aid to Italy,
it says it's not enough. And now EU lawmakers have said that they
back calls by Italy to open up other ports along the
Mediterranean coast, such as in Marseille in France and in
Barcelona in Spain, but that is likely to be met with great
resistance in both those countries. And some people
suggest that what the European Commission is saying is little
more than hotair.
Think incredible. Yeah. Hey, France, open up a couple more
ports.
Let's let it roll. Yeah. So let's go to part two,
a, you know that people are aware here of the difference
between economic migrants and refugees when we're not talking
about refugees. Remember, it's a tricky language. It's very
tricky language.
It's just people's. It's people that did this case. Italy is
mostly northern northern Africans. And you know, a lot of
Sudanese and people that even further down a little ways. And
you know, what could
die? He said, before they killed him. He said, if you get rid of
Libya, if you destabilize Libya, you'll have all of Africa
flowing right out into Europe.
Yes. And that's exactly what they did. So this brings us back
to our original thesis. The plan. This was a plan. It sure
seems that way, man. Because it was like it was like Libya was a
cork in the bottle. Yeah. And when they took the cork out on
purpose, what difference? Does it make the globalist these are
the same assholes. No borders. No, this no, that same thing,
same same globalists that are in this country. For you know, we
went to the Hillary Clinton comment, which she made when she
was Secretary of State when she was giving a speech somewhere in
South America. She said she would like to see no borders,
from the tip of South America, to the trough into Canada to add
Alaska. No borders at all.
Do we have a clip of that? No. I wish that's too bad.
We may have a couple of but I don't think you can find it.
Neither. It would maybe be too old. I don't know. Wes. It's
pretty old clip. But she is notorious for having said that,
but she is appealing to the globalist and as they're all
over the place. I mean, it's like the Republicans are all for
the cheap labor coming up from Mexico saying you know, get
through yards cleaned up. Right. It's that right now myself.
Yeah. And I just go to Home Depot. And everybody else wants
you know, one world government and there will be no more war
and the way they're going about it is like, I think it's just
sloppy. I think this is very sloppy. What's going on in
Italy? And it's just gonna, it's this is not gonna I don't know,
I don't know, I could be wrong. Yeah, we're gonna find this a
grand scheme. It might work out but it doesn't seem like it.
Well, if everyone's really thought logic, the way the
Italians are made, we'll find out okay, how far can you push
the Italians, maybe you can only push them so far. They get tired
of it. It's possible. But it is an economic model. We heard this
from my from my nephew. It's like, this is an economic model,
not view. You open up little hotel are open up, you know,
some other thing from migrants you get you get paid for it. So
it's an economic model. And that's actually not to be
underestimated. And it's important in a country like
Italy, which pretty much you know, the economy they had is
now being purchased by the Chinese.
Well, screwing up. Yeah, let's go to part two in
some countries need to do more to do their share in
distributing refugees. Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic
have not accepted a single refugee from Italy.
Fortunately, we have no progress on the question of distribution
of migrants within the European Union. We stand
in solidarity with the Italian government and the Italian
people. And we will make available all possible
assistance and support.
It seems there's a lot of talk but very little action from the
powers that be in Europe. And in the meanwhile, Italy is
continuing to sink and the strain of the migrant crisis.
Yeah, well again this fall was in the thesis, they're not doing
anything for a reason. Yeah. I don't give a crap, let the
Italian suffer, that doesn't make any they're never really
been a consolidated country, there's just these regions. And
it's a night and it's a perfect area to have, you know, to let
North Africans take over the whole country. Why not? I think
your point about or hearing, which didn't get didn't say,
which is you don't need to be a terrorist to take over a
country.
My mind
was already thinking that well, in your mind,
yeah. But it's also true. If some say is the Russians that
this was their plan with the United States, what's happening
in Europe, and I finally get people to talk about Trump. And
they all like, Wow, man, is completely insane, completely
nuts. And what's interesting is that, and now they're friends of
mine, but still, every single one of them. I said, Well, you
know, maybe we should look at it this way. And I just give a few
examples of media bias and how the news works and how that's
communicated in in the local press. And then they all go in,
okay, I get that gets to make some make some couldn't make
some sense. And then all you have to do is just say, and you
know, I don't know, but we've had less terrorist attacks than
you. So we're ahead of the game there. And I always say, Well,
how come nothing's happened here? Isn't it time for
something to happen in the Netherlands? And the reason why
is because the Dutch authorities know that it's a transit
country. They know they're around and they and they come
through, but we don't want to do anything. This is a safe haven.
You see this? This is the thinking safe haven so they can
travel to Belgium or France or Germany or wherever they want to
go is, you know, done. No, but you'd
have a terrorist attack in Holland and they shut the show
shutting down. Exactly, exactly. So
it would be an inconvenience kind of bit of collusion in a
way
to kind of well, it's
honestly I have the I think it's it's let me say a wink let me
say let me say it up front. adam@curry.com. This is in a way
old school Dutch culture, and collaborators. Not all I'm
generalizing, but in the war. There were issues here in the
Netherlands. A lot of people flipped and we're working for
the Germans. Again, not a Missouri Doctor some
bite despite the bikes in the mill. Anyway, let's play the
last of this and the reason I put these Italian clips together
is because you're going to Italy and you can give us a direct
report I believe very interesting. Better believe I'm
gonna,
while Italy says is tired of bearing the brunt of migrants
French police have been using drones and dogs to hunt down
those trying to slip over the border from Italy into France.
In Supriya University history professor Paola Bernardini says
it's time for Italy's European partners to do more to deal with
the crisis. Yeah,
but that's not politicians as professors and other other
people who just shut up.
They put a cork on Italy they got they can't get into France
they can't get into the country to Austria has got the armed
border, armored tanks, they've got all kinds of stuff the Swiss
aren't taking anybody
but let me tell you, let me tell you get it you get you get a
couple 100,000 migrants there the border 15,000 guys not going
to stop. I don't care what you got,
well, you start shooting the migrants around is going to be
just as bad optics, by the way.
shooting, shooting unarmed migrants.
You start shooting, and those guys aren't gonna stick around?
Well, yeah, it's bad optics. And you can rig it. So it sounds
like the migrants started the shooting. I mean, some ways of
doing it. But the countries that aren't taking anybody, it's
going to be interesting to see how this resolves. Because at
some point, Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic and they're
going to have to or they get get kicked out. So they don't
really, apparently they don't have to well, and they're not
going to
write but the pressure is going to be pretty big. What sanctions
are coming.
I can do. What is the pope when I pull it, the Polish people are
going to say after they were promised to get these visas,
they didn't get that? Yeah, so what do we have to take migrants
to get the visa? No, we're not gonna You're not giving us the
visas anyway, you're just a bunch of liars. If they didn't,
if Trump didn't goes over and gives a speech and doesn't get
them them the visa clearance waiver. The only country in the
Schengen area that doesn't have it. Then they're just gonna get
more adamant about things.
I find this to be a big mistake. It's a big mistake. I mean, this
is a
relation of Mike bringing all the migrants in one big mistake.
We all
have. It's a mistake. This whole European Union is a mistake. A
Oh yeah. Did you gotta you gotta hear this. This is now we have a
rift between the completely powerless European Parliament
and they truly are powerless. They have Yes. They're designed
to be powerless. They can't make laws. They can't they can't
really pass the laws. They can only hand out yellow cards. You
know, hey, I disagree with it. So be it. Maybe you can change
it please pretty, please. And the Starfleet Command giant
Advisory Board
Advisory? Not even the Board of Directors just advisory board.
Yeah,
no, no, no board, no board power just advisory advisor lowest of
the low
so the so the European Commission Starfleet Command.
They have the power and junior the drunker comes down and and
talks to everybody in the parliament. But you know, only
like a handful of people showed up and it really pissed them
off. So
I would like to welcome those that have actually taken the
trouble to turn out this morning. But the fact there's
about 13 Members of Parliament President in this debate only
really illustrates the fact that Parliament is not serious in
putting that to you today, if Mr. Muscat and Mrs. Merkel
difficult to imagine that Oh, Mr. McConnell, these had been
had they would have been stalled, having
I want to pitch in your president respectful
attitude to criticize, yes, the Commission does not control the
parliament, its autonomy and that should be controlling
commission and kids.
Now this is very important what this guy just said. He says,
Could you please be a little more respectful towards the
European Parliament because you don't control us? We control
you. And this guy is gonna be he knows the facade, Juncker but
he's gonna let him know that he doesn't believe it commission.
Only a few members in the plenary to control the
commission. You are ridiculous. I want you to pay way the
Maltese President did not learn
your language, or not ridiculous?
We're not ridiculous. Oh, my God, never
again. I will never I will never again, attend a meeting of this
kind.
This I'm taking my sand buckets. And I'm going hum. There you go.
That is exactly how you
give yourself a clip of the day for that. I can't believe that
clip. Yeah, thank you. This is the kind of nerve that you end
up getting when when a system is established where bureaucrats
technocrats. And these are the same technocrats that are
predicted in the book, the technological society by Jacques
Ellul. Well, oh, this is the this is the kind of thing that
happens. And they get and what happens is they achieve and this
happens, by the way, and government agencies that are all
kangaroo courts, for all practical purposes, I've had
worked for one. You they get arrogant as hell. And that is
unbelievable that Younker would do that. So nobody wanted listen
to him. Nobody showed up. So he condemns them. And then somebody
says you shouldn't condemn us. And then he says, We are the
bosses and they're not, which is a joke, and Yonkers just tells
them no, you're not the buses. It's ridiculous. Yeah, you are
ridiculous little man as we should have said.
Yeah, there you go.
Your there's your future. globalists right there.
Summarized.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you John C. C stands for can we starve them
DeVore hack,
and it will in the morning to you Adam curry. Also in the
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Yeah, yeah. By the way, I've noticed this. Since we used Ed
Mubarak, we've never heard again back from dude named
Muhammad Serrano. From Dogpatch now he hates done he hates us.
Oh, shit.
We did we insult. I think he ran out of the spending money. Oh,
that's possible. I
just hope we didn't insult him. We're just kidding. Nananana
humor.
And now we don't think he's insulted me. Now. I'm just
kidding. I'm just joking. I'm also trying to open the
spreadsheet
that he's covering is what you're doing well, we have an
interesting time stretch. Seeing Is there an insight that we have
here and what we have here?
Yes, we do. In fact, I want to mention this and I have a note
from him, which I did out. Let me get it I keep like, this is
an organizational thing you had to just excuse Benjamin Howard
came in from Surry Hills $4,000. And he wrote a note and you
gotta get your pencil. I do. This donation is for a dame
hood. So it's not a he's not going to be knighted. Oh, let me
read this. This is good. He's from he's from New Zealand, I
think no New South Wales, Australia. This donation is for
a dame hood for my freeloading wife, Karen Howard.
Okay, hold on a sec. Free loading. wife Karen. Howard.
Nice. Okay, she have a dame night. They name
it. No, he doesn't give her a name. Damn for
reloading.
No, it's no do that she probably resents this comment. I'm sure.
It will be good to know she's paid her way after all these
years of listening. So she's a big fan of the show, apparently.
Well, you know, she's never She is very smart. And but she lets
him donate and she's protecting the the purse for the household.
Yeah. And she, she likes to go on vacation or something. You
know, that's a very healthy attitude between the two of
them.
Right? Well, it'd be good to know she's paid her way after
all these years of listening even if it has been through my
birthday present to her. It's a birthday present. So she should
be put on the birthday list.
Okay. Okay, so that is I got it. Benjamin Howard. And he says
Happy Birthday to his wife. Carrie, we have a date.
And age. No, no, no, we got nothing. All right. And he's
just says, please make sure the night here not me. Thanks for
all the excellent I had to actually write him to get this
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an issue this came into the old the old the old that? Yeah, the
old tape mill account and it's it's kind of problematic and I
gotta find out where he
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this again. In your activity.
Maybe I think that may be what's going on. Could be what he's
done. I don't remember him doing this before but it's possible.
Anyway. So that's all and we're gonna thank him and give him
some karma. He didn't ask for much of anything. Of course.
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party when party was around, which was I believe, CompuServe.
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source anyway, party P AR ti which was short for participate
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I think he's I think he's talking about the Syrian girl is
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funny anecdote. My mom was helping clean out my
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handheld Panasonic radio and she's flipping around on the am
band. She hears your voices, takes her a minute to figure out
what she's listening to then recognizes who it is. She's
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Vermont somewhere on the am bans Keep up the good work
about this, I wrote him back, saying it'd be nice to know
where this was coming from. Because if they're actually
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Yes, I'd like to get a hold of the coffee. If we can get bleep
versions of the show. consistently done. And we can
probably distribute to a lot of small stations. It'd be played
like at three in the morning and places like that don't have any
other programming. Yeah, but they'll play it we can get a lot
of plays on the regular airwaves for free. Yeah. And it spins
airplay. And they are pitches embedded in which is a donation
based show. So it doesn't we don't care.
I'll bet you I know the guy that has started up radio me amigo.
It's back on the air again that not not every day, but they do
shortwave broadcasts. And they reach the US but mainly Europe.
I'm sure he'd love to put our show on. The Great. Yeah. Yeah,
blasting out 100.
We had one of our producers once before that was bleeping the
show for us. Yeah. And then they went away. And it was being
broadcast in parts of Illinois. Yeah. Sauce, Chicago. And then I
don't know it was something happened and he stopped doing
it. And I stopped pushing in I it was my screw up actually, I
believe. But I would like to get that started again. It'd be
great because I know a lot of stations have time to fill than
they, you know, and they're not getting anyone buying small
stations usually right. And they you know, they don't have to go
off the air and they can put something.
Yeah. Well, the next exponential gr is very interesting. I'm sure
you have followed the the 4chan CNN war that has now apparently
just blast it off.
And yes, I know about it, but I've not followed it. Ah
well, they're they've doxxed a number of members of the On Air
Staff including the overnight legend, Don Lemon. And so, you
know, with cell phone numbers and stuff and so that's now all
out there and one of our producers sent me a screenshot
from his android phone I think to Don Lemon, a text message.
Don, you should listen to the no agenda show. They love to talk
about you. They call you the overnight sensation. very
flattering. No agenda show.com That's a that's a good use of
Daxing information. But I think that is outstanding. Doing
someone a favor? Yes. Now I do have a couple of cool clips from
CNN of just people coming unhinged. Over the net Well, I
guess it's now a twofer. We have the mica tweet but you know the
the slamming CNN This is Oh my goodness. You're so right. I had
no idea how off the off the hook it is. Here's a bunch of CNN
errs all talking about this tweet.
Okay, so Sally the right to fight back.
He's beat up. Sally cone. Oh my goodness. I wish this is one of
the rare occasions where I wish we could show video along with
this. Shout her she is so I heard him eaglets is humongous.
She is so mad and so just Jim fuming and who's the little
little boy One girl that is the token Republican on CNN who is a
lawyer and a lawyer and really smart I don't want to put her
down. But anyway, she has a you know, she's like, Yeah, this is
just a joke, you know, the unadvisable. But just a joke.
And this Brian seltzer water and Sally cone and and she's just
fuming. Okay, so
Sally the right to fight back. He's beat up on. So, you know,
this is this is the cue for him to respond. I mean, how do you
see this and from the president united states,
but let me make a point and ask a question. So I actually can't
believe this is happening.
I can't breathe. She can't breathe, John. I mean, this is
physical with
hyperventilating and she's going to kind of just your breath.
She's
a television professional. But she's so
just probably shaking too. Yeah, I
think so. She can't breathe. I mean, this is an emotion that is
this is this is a very severe reactions you having, and it's
not healthy.
So I actually can't believe this is happening. It was Donald
Trump, who said that Barack Obama wasn't a citizen of this
country. It was Republicans who said,
I just want to correct you, Sally, because this is another
thing I keep hearing. That he said it may be not a natural
born citizen is different than a citizen of this country. Just
want to point that out.
And he was he was not the first person to do that. No, by any
means.
The Clinton campaign. She started it. We know started it.
It was Donald Trump, who said that Barack Obama wasn't a
citizen of this country. It was Republicans who said he had a
Kenyan colonialist mindset.
That by the way, I've never heard it, but I like it a lot.
Ken Yes. Hello.
I don't believe it came from the Republicans.
I've never heard it. I like it. Because alliteration. You know,
Kenyan colonial mindset. Perfect. Kenyan
colonialist mindset, literally questioned his legitimacy to
even be in the White House.
Had not what like we haven't heard that the past year.
Fit and fit is legit,
literally literally questioning the legitimacy of this president
in
the White House. Had President Obama gone to a veteran's event
Kelly, a veterans of that and use that event to attack the
media. You'd be all over with anger. Now it's my turn. So I
take
my turn. I love it when they do that. It's my turn. You be
great. It's my turn. I listen to you. It might turn
so I can't. You can defend this. I mean, really? Is there is no
to my question is Is there no line like if that had been a
picture of a CNN logo or video none of the CNN logo, but it had
been Jake Tapper. His head he was punching?
Oh, that would have been an improvement. This would have
been a great video. though. I love your ideas. Sally comm you
should drop them in the suggestion box
CNN logo, but then Jake Tapper's head he was contract with that
cross a line for you? What if? What if it was a picture of
Donald Trump holding up
Blooding? CNN when is you?
When does it crossed the line? This is this is her issue is she
feels that a line was crossed with this stupid, by the way low
grade men really poor quality video.
Oh, you're a parent. You appear to have a listening problem,
Sally, because I said it was not advisable for him to send that
out and you defended a tank that defended it. It was said it was
just a dry set. It was not advisable. Yes. It was just a
joke. And by the way, you should take an inward look because the
Hollywood liberal and then
what is she an inward look? Oh, inward inward. She's
uncontaminated inwardly with
liberal elite are the ones calling for the assassination of
the president Johnny Depp and coming up the president's head.
That's the Hollywood Liberal leader and the media is referred
to by that is okay. News. What about AIPAC?
Now having the conversation about justification it sounds
like this is the direction that we're going, Kaylee and Sally
that we're saying it's justifiable on the condition
that.dot.or Fill in the blank. But really the question here is,
this is the President of the United States. And when the
President speaks, whether it be via tweet or in any other
fashion, you know, it has to be taken very seriously. But we're
also hearing from people who are saying no, take it as a joke.
Yes, we're so confused. There's a lot of this. There's a lot of
this confusion, like, oh, but if it's from the ad POTUS account,
then you have to take it seriously. We don't know what to
do. Here's seltzer water. Ari Fleischer,
former White House press secretary had some tweets that I
just want to get your impression of. He said, I never mind did a
good fight with the press? It's part of our democracy to
disagree with this goes too far. Number two, some will think it's
funny. I find it in poor taste. Number three. The reason the
President does it, it is because the press has made themselves so
unpopular. It's a fight the President actually wins with
much of the country. So that's the part that I want to ask you
about Brian, very quickly. Again, is there any soul
searching to be done so stress about what does he mean that
we've made ourselves so unpopular? What what are we
doing that is making us have such a low?
What could it be what I don't what it what are we doing? What
I mean? What are we doing that makes us unpopular to understand
approval ratings with the public,
there has been soul searching, there should be more soul
searching. Partly, these are self inflicted wounds over the
course of decades. But a lot of the reasons for me to distrust
the media has to do with politicians like President Trump
telling people not to trust the media, we could do a better job
of telling our own story and explaining how this is real
news. Not fake news.
Fantastic, but nothing quite beats the monologue, the
diatribe the rant from Anna Navarro of CNN, she,
she's the worst, no, the best
best ever. Best Ever.
I am incredibly bothered that we are lowering the standards and
the requisites of what it takes to be President of the United
States in terms of character. In terms of behavior. It is very
difficult to focus on policy, when you've got somebody that is
so diminishing and damaging and making such harm to the office
of the presidency. No weekend like July 4, should remind us
just how hard it was to establish this country.
Just how hard it was to establish this country, such as
just you just imagine
it was to establish this country. Just what this
democracy represents. Men like Washington like Lincoln have
held that office. This is not modern day precedential. It is
modern day crass is modern day coarseness. It is modern day One
Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. I think that a lot of people are
in distress at seeing a precedent that is that's Enam
baby, like an onion, that can't take criticism. I'm distressed
that seen the inconsistent standards that people apply
according to party, okay, if this was Barack Obama, tweeting
these things out, Republicans would have their hair on fire.
They'd be calling for impeachment by now.
Isn't that exactly? Isn't that completely bipartisan? Then?
You're doing the same thing? Am I? Am I missing something here?
This is very odd. Like with this, looking at the of course,
of what I'm hearing from her, and she is the political she's
like one of the top political analysts supposedly, they're I'm
hearing nothing but hate. Oh, it's total hate. It's not she
can't see this being a valuable person who would they can
objectively look at any of this stuff. And again, I will point
this out that all these opinion makers that are on the shows,
and I was point specifically at Shields and Brooks, yeah,
they're all on the same side of the argument. There has to be
somebody besides, you know, they'll bring out some blonde.
They bring out the old guy, Jeffrey, Lord,
bring out well bring out somebody that consistently
without getting bent out of shape consistently explain what
might be going on from the other's perspective.
But that would ruin the ratings. Well, the
CN NS ratings are ruined already. They're no good. It's
MSNBC has picked up the pace. Fox has fallen off. So we'll see
how this shakes out. People are getting sick of this stuff, I
think, Wow. No, no, I can hear more of Navarro.
Republicans will have their hair on fire. They'd be calling for
impeachment by now. And it happens on the other side, too.
Yeah, there has got to be consistency on the character
that we require. So whether
or not now Obama is a funny guy, he could do stand up. You can
deliver the lines very well. He can deliver a line he's got good
timing. He has. He could do the same tweets that Trump's doing.
I am I would argue if I was on this panel, Oh, you want to know
that? He'd be asking for impeachment. They'd just be
putting up with these tweets. Because they're all a bunch of
one. These are all one liners. These guys trying to be funny
most of the time. And Obama would be they find they shine it
out. Okay. Well, you know, it's another crazy tweet by Obama. I
don't think they would go as ballistic. I don't think they
did. Not. I don't think the Republicans would give a crap.
Oh, interesting. You don't think the Republicans would would go
nuts about it?
Not the way the Democrats are going nuts and they're
hysterical, because it's because for one thing when Obama was in
office there was not this Hillary situation where
everybody was like So all in for Hillary that they had hysterical
fence and publicly cried over her losing. And that's what's
triggering all this continued activity. The Republicans never
had that. And I think they just tolerated they wouldn't be
calling for his impeachment. I think that's bullcrap.
Interesting.
You could be right. You could be right. Now maybe one day we'll
find out
that we require so whether it changes or not, whether Donald
Trump changes or not, and believe me I know changing a
seven year old man is not easy.
He just may just say 70
or 770
But why do we have to believe her because she knows it. What
is she married to a 70 year old guy? seems unlikely oh she says
I believe me something like that. She's like she's an
expert. I think she's an expert. That's that's what it is.
Man is not easy. That does not mean you stop calling for the
change because the moment we get numb to this the moment we get
complacent and acceptance, then we have agreed to lower the
standard of what the person representing the United States
of America to our children to our allies to our foreign foes
represent that foreign foes kind of odd
know what a foreign foe foreign foes
those may
pose? Why do we give a crap what they think of their foes? Yeah,
I
think she's making it up. Maybe she means Russia
allies to our foreign foes represent. That is not
acceptable. And we cannot do it. If you
think the foreign foes are probably like that guy's crazy.
Let's stay away from America. That's what the foreign foes are
probably think
you're an American, you have got to defend the standards of the
presidency of the United States. It is an incitement to violence.
This is the best part her her. This is her wrap up.
You have got to defend the standards of the presidency of
the United States want
to get that whole bit in there because it's your it's your duty
as a citizen
children, to our allies, to our foreign foes represent that is
not acceptable, and we cannot do it. If you are an American, you
have got to defend the standards of the presidency of the United
States. He is an incitement to violence. He is going to get
somebody killed in the media. Maybe that will stop him.
Boy feed Well, of course, the guy who was shot by a Democrat
is dying is almost had to go back into the hospital because
he's dying. And so who's to who's, who's inciting violence?
I think this kind of talk, especially from people like her.
She's the one who's inciting violence. Yes.
Yes,
these guys have to get their act together. They're inciting
violence. Trump is just a goofball, as far as I'm
concerned when it comes to these tweets,
well, he's distracting everybody.
Well, he's definitely doing a great job of that. Yeah.
The one thing from my Euro EU report from my Dutch lowlands
report. Bar none every single person. Wow. Are you worried
about North Korea? And you haven't got Yes. And you
happened to write that in a newsletter? Sorry, we were six I
didn't get to prove. Like, are you kidding me? Yeah, that guy's
crazy. And, you know, his rockets could the
intercontinental ballistic missile they're gonna, you know,
could hit us or hit you or whatever. They're just
completely terrorize. And I have to say it is incessantly in the
news here. I'm sure it's the same in the US. But the do
people not realize this is just theater. Clearly they don't.
Clearly they don't let's play the some I got some North Korea
stuff here. Let's play some PBS stuff. This starts the start
with this. Korea and the UN is CBS report.
Korea and the UN Yeah, got it here.
Well, the US raise the possibility of military force at
the United Nations today. More now on America's options from
Ben Tracy.
One of our capabilities lies with our considerable military
forces. We will use them if we must.
At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, Ambassador
Nikki Haley said the US will propose tougher sanctions
against North Korea, including restricting oil imports, and
cutting off sources of hard currency
today is a dark day. It is a dark day because yesterday's
actions by North Korea made the world a more dangerous place.
Fasten. Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President
Vladimir Putin met in Moscow and announced that they oppose any
use of force against North Korea or sanctions that would strangle
its economy. China is North Korea's main ally and accounts
for more than 80% of its trade pressure the North and the
ending its missile tests. China has stopped buying North Korean
coal. But it is not cut off oil shipments to North Korea,
fearing that could cause Kim Jong Un's regime to collapse the
stabilizing the Korean peninsula. And the Russians and
the Chinese just don't care. It's not their problem. Jeffrey
Lewis is an expert on nuclear policy. He says without a
coordinated international response. Tough talkin sanctions
are the only realistic weapons the US has to fight North Korea.
So I would expect that cycle to repeat. They'll be condemned,
there'll be angry about it, they'll do a nuclear test. And
then we'll be back to square one again. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Now this guy who came in at the end, starts off they already
voiced over him. He says, I don't think China and Russia
care. She's like the big expert. And isolate, rinse, repeat.
There's all this stuff. Yeah. This guy. I mean, did he
obviously didn't hear this report because he was part of
the package. But the point was, I think made clear in this
report, China and Russia do care. They just don't want to
destabilize. And what they care about is the destabilization of
this area, because it's going to cause a catastrophe. And a lot
of millions of people could have killed a human so they do care.
So this guy's full of crap. And he's one of the advisors that
are telling people what to do. Sure. I find a very distressing
and he's
from the UN.
I don't know what they did have to back up to see where the
Korea in un CBS.
Yeah, well, this whole report was kind of centered around
Nikki Haley. Yeah, it was just in there. She's a
diver. I saw I saw her I saw her speech.
Now, let's go to Korea. We've got Korea Part Three Korea
credit. Here's the Korea missile rundown. I think it
doesn't have lots of sound effects, or should I bring my
own?
I think there's enough of
the United States Warren today it will use military force if
necessary, against the growing nuclear threat from North Korea.
This follows the communist nations Fourth of July test
launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of
reaching this continent to get our coverage tonight with
national security correspondent David Martin at the Pentagon.
Cuz
this is the guy, the only guy I really trust. He seems like he
seems like a spook that is gonna He's going to tell you what's
going on. Okay. And who does the word Marlin character was? It
wasn't CBS and he is always so chorus CBS Yeah, and I've always
I think he's the best field reporter they have. He's an
older guy. Very. I think he's well established as a straight
shooter.
And I want you to I want to point out I put the only cruise
missile effect you heard was mine.
Yeah, I was gonna ask. There's nothing in this work that you
know was to fit in.
I know. I'm timing it the way what they should have done. I'll
do another one
bullet reaching this continent. We begin our coverage tonight
with national security correspondent David Martin at
the Pentagon.
Kim Jong Un had kept his country's first intercontinental
ballistic missile hidden from spy satellites, until just
before it was rolled into launch position and aimed into space.
By a two stage rocket engine did flew for 37 minutes long enough
to reach Alaska. Had it been aimed in that direction.
There's no question we've crossed the threshold here. In
the North Koreans ability to develop an ICBM
Leon Panetta was CIA director and defense secretary during the
Obama administration represents
a very serious national security threat to the United States.
US intelligence first identified it as just an intermediate range
missile, which perhaps explain President Trump's initial rather
flip reaction. A tweet asking does this guy have anything
better to do with his life? David, the Union of Concerned
Scientists did his own calculations and got it right.
The missile could have flown over 4000 miles.
I've been watching North Korea for a long time. And I'm
surprised at how fast they've been able to pull out new
missile designs launch them and despite having some failures do
relatively well,
right estimates it would take North Korea another couple of
years to develop an ICBM that could send a 1000 pound nuclear
warhead hurtling toward the US. But unless something happens,
the day when North Korea will have that capability is coming.
We're gonna see them reach that point, and it may be sooner
rather than later.
US and South Korea responded to the latest test with some
missile launchers of their own. But Panetta says it will take
more than just shows a force to change.
You can't out bully a bully in North Korea so it doesn't make a
lot of
sway them in it. You can't bully a bully isn't the whole point of
a bully as you go up and punch him in the nose.
Yeah, and it's not bullying him, it's just
I got you can't out bully a bully in North Korea. So it
doesn't make a lot of sense simply to sit back and threaten
this leader.
The Pentagon could of course make good on its threats, but
nobody from the Secretary of Defense on down favors military
action, which they say could lead to catastrophic loss of
life. James,
David Martin at the Pentagon. Thank you, David.
You know what, you know, what this report is? It's
terrorism. And it's kind of at this definitely having an effect
overseas, apparently. Yeah. From your report, but a couple of
things I want to mention one, do you remember I think it was It
wasn't like last year. I think it was the year before or three
years ago when and we have clips of it where we reposition a
bunch of ships around Hawaii because it was suspected that on
the Fourth of July same thing, they were going to launch a
missile and hit Hawaii with it. And so we put all our ships
around Hawaii and then we
know I remember they had a map and then we're going to hit
Austin That's what I remember.
No no that no that was just that was a different story. This was
a real Fourth of July situation was the fourth of July and we
put move the ships over because Hawaii was going to be attacked.
And there's a if you look at Blue to
look into why I'm looking now but I don't see
I can still find I'll find it but for the future show while we
played it actually recently that clip well then it's called
Hawaii. Well, it's just he's something says clip. Couldn't be
that. Let's
see. Also tonight
American warships are tracking a North Boom shakalaka Korean
vessel the coast of China that may be carrying illegal weapons.
Meantime, the Pentagon is beefing up our missile defense
system to protect Hawaii from a North Korean missile attack. A
Japanese newspaper reports the North may be planning to test
fire another missile, this one aimed at Hawaii on the Fourth of
July. Most analysts doubt that it could reach the islands but
Defense Secretary Robert Gates isn't taking any chances.
Deploying a giant radar and missile interceptors to the
Hawaiian Islands.
Passengers aboard a transit Atlantic flight from Brussels
have no idea.
How good are we Sorry, just spiked. Great. Yeah, we're
awesome. But
this was like two years ago or three years ago. Story and
always on the floor. And yeah, it's always around. Let's do it
again. Yeah, we'll try it again. Everybody loved it.
Do you want to do that around the fourth we got rockets, the
bombs bursting in. Said all works together. It's a great
giant psychological operation.
Now I got some other clips. We can play this one. This is the
crux clip from CBS is Korea, part three. Okay.
China and Russia have called on North Korea to end its missile
and nuclear tests. But in exchange, they want the US and
South Korea to end their joint military exercises. James, that
is not something that us is likely to agree to.
Ben Tracy in Beijing.
All right. Now this was an interesting clip to me because
North Korea has said this publicly. They're sick of these
these saber rattling exercises they're doing right off the
North Korean coast with the US and South Korea doing these
joint exercises and military exercises right there. And and
so they launched a missile new and we said we got to stop
launching these missiles. And the current North Koreans say
well, we'll stop launching these missiles, you know, if
you stop which exercises, but no,
no, we're not even saying that. No, we're not going to do
anything. So what this amounts to is we're telling you what to
do. And we're not going to do any quid pro quo. In other
words, we're not giving you anything. Yeah. What kind of
what is this? That's not a good rulers and we're not like that.
We're not making the magnificent, you know, ruling
the world. We can tell these guys what to do when they're
supposed to just obey.
Ming the magnificent
Flash Gordon. Yeah, meaning the magnificent, fantastic.
No, you're absolutely right. And I have to remind people here as
well, that, you know, the war never ended in Korea. There's
there's no truce. There's no like Bay. It's over. No. We drew
a line. And we we drew a line. And we gave we said it's
armistice. We're not going to kill each other right now.
It's for all practical purposes. A ceasefire. Yes. ceasefire,
a very long ceasefire. That's it. That's it. It's, you know,
and so, there's some it doesn't behoove our system or our
economy or our intelligence agencies to stop the theater,
then we don't get to put rockets in. Even though President
homeland doesn't want money to be made. No money to be made
with peace seriously, what are you thinking? Clapper was in the
bench, back testifying. And something that I finally saw
corrected in the New York Times. Whereas we we read the
documentation, we read that it was only I think it was four.
But turns out it's actually three intelligence agencies who
signed off on the assessment about Russia. Yet everywhere in
the news, it was one of those things. Now it's 717, All 17 All
17 All 70. Uh, here's clapper. Additionally,
I'll briefly address four related topics that have emerged
since the IC a was produced because of both classification
and some executive privilege strictures requested by the
White House. There are limits to what I can discuss. Then, of
course, my direct official knowledge of of any of this
stopped on 20 January when my term of office was happily over.
As you know, the IC was,
how about that have when my term of office was happily over? Oh,
gee, man,
I found that to be interesting. Yeah. It's like, Did
you hate your job that much? I didn't really Yeah, sorry.
Was you have any of this stopped on 20, January when my term of
office was happily over? As you know, the ice was a coordinated
product from three agencies, CIA, NSA, and the FBI. Not all
17 components, the intelligence community, those three,
okay, but we can leave it at that. But here's what you catch
on CNN, same day.
The other thing that was fake news coming from President Trump
is when he said, Well, I keep hearing at 17 intelligence
agencies that say, Russia meddled in the election, I think
it's only three or four. Where does that number come from?
Where is this three or four number come from my suspicion,
Chris and Poppy is that if we go to the administration, and ask
them for this question, I'm not so sure. We're gonna get an
answer. And if we do get an answer, it'll probably be off
camera.
Well, you should go eating crow. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But then the
sickness has spread everywhere. Here's Senator Al Franken. We
have who just heard clapper say this, by the way, in his opening
statement.
We have intelligence communities have concluded all 17 of them
that Russia interfered with this election. And we all know how.
That's right.
As I pointed out in my statement, Senator Franken was
the only three agencies that directly involved in this
assessment plus my all
17 signed on to that, well, we didn't go
through that. That process. This was a special situation, time
limits. And my that I knew to be to who could really contribute
to this and the sensitivity of the information. We decided it
was a conscious judgment to restrict it to those three. I'm
not aware of anyone who dissented or disagreed when it
came out.
Okay. Now, okay. That's what happens. That's exactly how it
works. The news media, it's in play. Yeah. And just the man I
mean, yeah, media meme gets in play. And it just goes over. No.
And then before you know what, it's truth. Russia, Russia,
Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. I love this. I can't get enough
of it.
I have a look on from on here on. We talked about this. We
didn't put it on the last trip. I'm gonna put it on. I'm looking
for more of these. As you know, when we were analyzing ABCs
doing the three by three era. Yes. And they call it an era.
ABC always had a couple of native ads embedded in their
newscasts, as you're seeing blocked. That's what they did
was in the D block. Now. It's what they've asked for. Yes.
Well, I'm now thinking because of the you know, the cutbacks
and all the rest of it that the news our PBS is embedding ads.
I'm totally convinced
that Peters Well, PBS does carry commercials.
Yes, but I believe this is a native ad, because it came in
out of the blue right in the middle of a fight to have the
end of what they're talking about. And they go right into
this this little news item, which seems to me and I don't
know for a fact but I'm just telling you because it's so
offbeat. It has nothing to do with what they usually do. Seems
like a native ad as far as I'm concerned teen,
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note, Crayola is asking for help naming a new shade of blue out
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color. Blue to fall,
I thought that they actually had this little picture of the
Crayolas on the screen and it said new blue underneath. I
thought that would be a good name for now,
I would say typically, I've seen these throwaway pieces and it
seems sad that PBS NewsHour has to do creola mentioned in lieu
of content but from the native ad perspective, because of what
Judy says my favorite color was she and on the deal she had a
side deal if you wanted to she she had to announce the winning
color or something of this ilk. A bitches she does. You know
what I mean? If she does that, we know for sure that we know
for sure. Reach for the sky.
I'm that I'm keeping an eye out on news hour looking for more of
these. They have some sketchy stuff that they've been putting
on the air of late Yeah, and again, I'll say it again if the
operation was much better in terms of his coverage of
everything when when iPhone is still alive and sad. was okay,
somebody's got to do it. Speaking of commercials,
both Tina the keeper and I have both noticed that on radio and
television the commercial pods here are long, twice as long as
what we have in the US but your timing him. I will I will do an
exact timing Sure. It's just it's just a certain point like
damn, is it still come up? Christianity doesn't understand
everything. Is it still commercials? Yes, though,
commercially?
You neither one of you have obviously ever watched ESPN?
Well, gee, no, not recently.
Yeah, well, that's that's unbelievable. Horrible. Yeah,
well, not so 75th Gen was like one minute commercial for every
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out of time. You ran out of time. I don't know what
happened. I'm off. I'm sick. This is where you can tell this
is where you can tell. In case you're keeping track at home of
can we can we catch our Yeah, keeping score and exact remember
no wagering and the 25th amendment 25th amendment. I need
to bring this up because we've been tracking this for a long
time. But it's always good to hear Democrats view on now we
have a bill in the House, I believe, which is intended to
get the process rolling. So this bill, this is a Dennis Kucinich,
Democrat who
would propose that the President could be removed from office for
being mentally unfit, the vice president would have to sign
off, it's not going to happen. But Democrats are trying to make
a statement. Is it helping them or hurting them?
Well, it's a political statement, not a not a medical
statement. And, you know, I think it's destroying the party,
as an effective opposition people want political parties to
be focused on America's economic needs, on jobs, wages, health
care, education, retirement, security and peace. And they
want the American politicians to be constructive, not
destructive. And I think that, you know, what's happening here
is not it's not good for the country. I think there are some
people in the party are still having a great difficulty being
able to reconcile the results of the November 2016 elections with
their own politics. And we have to realize the American people
were the ones who judge President Trump, they decided he
should be president in November 2016. And that's the way the
process works. And so we must find common ground and you can't
establish common ground if you're slinging mud.
Gotcha. Come in here.
Oftentimes don't get set at the top as well. We've seen a couple
of frankly, rambling press conferences from Nancy Pelosi,
do you believe she says she should still be leading House
Democrats?
Well, I Nancy Pelosi is a friend of mine, I think that the
Democrats, if they want new leadership, they first have to
disconnect from the corporations who are funding the party so
that they can be truly independent of those forces, and
then represent the American people. But as long as they're
tied to various corporate interests, it really doesn't
matter who,
of course, you'd hope this fine journalist that's Fox would say,
Hey, you mentioned corporate interests twice as if the party
is being driven by corporate interests. Could you please
expand on that?
Because it's the interests who are calling the shots? Doesn't
the leader?
Doesn't the leader set the tone? You've lost so many elections? I
understand. She's afraid thanks,
dickhead. That's exactly. That's interesting to me.
Was it would have been a great question your great, great
question.
But what what corporations? Could it be? I mean, this seems
very obvious that certainly the fox journalists knew it. Now.
You have to ask about that. Everybody knows that. I didn't.
When I say I don't know. I thought maybe you had an idea.
You also don't know.
No, I don't know why he would. Yeah, I mean, just to me, it's
insurance companies and the banks. I mean, this has been to
discuss in many essays during when Clinton was first running
they said the weakness of the Democrat Party was their don't
care about the working man. They don't care about the middle
class. They care about insurance companies and banks and yuppies,
hipsters, hipsters. yuppies Are there any more? Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, face are still there. Yep, these are still there. They're
not gone.
No. Well, isn't young upcoming professional. I mean, the
yuppies can't be young anymore.
But I guess the young part is out. Yeah, that'd be a would you
come MFIs middle aged?
Fine, fine, fine.
Oh,
this is a dynamite clip. I don't know if she meant to say this.
But Chase. This is just so beautiful. This will haunt her
for the rest of her career with her. I mean, Mika Brzezinski who
is unhinged make the lightest to the max. Listen to what she says
about how, you know and the fear. I think this is a great
example of it. The fear that the M five M have now is you know
that it used to be you do the press conference, will will
write it down, record it, you know, whatever, edit what's
important and will tell the people we will tell the people,
what's the score is, you know, if you're funny, we'll tell the
people that you told a funny joke, maybe we'll edit it and
just show a little bit or not, because we are doing that that's
our job and try MPs clearly showed them that they're not in
control of messaging to the people. So this is a real
problem for the press.
Exactly. That is, that's exactly what I hear what you Misha said,
is what I hear from all the Trump supporters that I talked
to who were Trump voters, and are still Trump supporters. They
go, Yeah, you guys are going crazy. He's doing what are you
so surprised that he's doing exactly what he said he's going
to do?
Well, and I think that the dangerous edges here are that
he's trying to undermine the media, trying to make up his own
facts. And it could be that while unemployment and the
economy worsens, he could have undermined the messaging so much
that he can actually control exactly what people think. And
that is the that is our job.
And it's our job our job troll when people think
we control what people think dammit.
Well, I got a gotcha clip to know
the truth always wants to come out, doesn't it? John?
That's apparently a function of human human beings. Do I have
where's my clip on? Dr. goes nuts. New research. Oh,
what are you looking for?
I had it. I had Elizabeth Warren clip.
Elephant sex part one.
Now. Yes. I gotta say don't have it. I'm gonna have to get Yeah.
Warren
1916. There you go. Buyers you were the bottom on W? Small W
No, Elizabeth. Play. Okay, are you gonna set it up? No, no
setup.
This is going to be a story that goes from 1935 to the present.
That's gonna be the timeline 1935 to 1916. What
she says is gonna be from 1935 to the present 1935 to 1916.
She's, she's Hi.
I do these things. He gave this lecture this crazy lecture,
which I wanted to deconstruct and do a little bit more on but
it was just like more on his word here. She Yeah, she takes
everything from 1935 to the present. And she just makes up
stuff. It's as if everything was hunky dory in the depression
from 1935 to 1940. And in the depression from 1971 to 1980.
And then she starts excoriating everybody from 1980 on because
Reagan has ruined it for everybody when deregulated
everything, including all the banks, when in fact it was
Clinton who do most of that bank stuff that is ruin the economy.
glammy regal repeal of Glass Steagall. Yeah, Glass Steagall,
among other thing now, he's also I think, during his
administration, it was just possible you can you can't just
take a bankruptcy out and your credit cards or
a credit card, right. That's right. That's right. You can't
just the worst thing
imaginable. So you get in debt, mostly through credit cards
anyway, and you got a bankruptcy. You still have to
pay.
Yeah, there you go. There's the corporate interest running the
Democratic Party. There it is. Now, I have I guess I've always
been taught to respect Stephen Hawking. I've actually I had a
dinner in a restaurant once and he was there. I think we talked
about in the show get hired women around him. And number
II is what you'd call and there's other guys like him he's
probably the most extreme example of Mattia and I hate I'm
gonna hate him. Yeah, we're even close to the the your kids ears.
But he is a one of the people out there that you would have to
define as a novelty fuck. Wow. Yeah,
I think you're right. You nailed it on that one. That's a big
novelty. Shall I do it just to be able to say it? Yeah. I did.
Yeah. So I just got a horrible visuals. Here he is nowhere at
least here's his synthesized voice.
We are close to a tipping point where global warming becomes
irreversible. Trump's action could push the earth over debris
to become likeliness with a temperature of 250 degrees and
raining sulfuric acid.
Just making a joke.
You should go talk to Freeman Dyson. Who feels the opposite?
Yeah, no, it's just as just as respected. That sounds nuts.
He's not a novelty fuck.
Let's be honest. Not that I know. Now.
Here's another question. Why does Stephen Hawking still have
that that lame ass like Mac?
Why doesn't he get a better voice? You may have upgrade.
Yeah, it's what's the name of that voice he has. It's one of
the originals.
Oh, Yeah, they had like a name was it Sam?
Scott, it's called. I can't remember. You know, I think I
remember I had a copy of the software that produced that
voice, though. You know, I
think the apple still does that. Oh, second on check this out. I
think if I open up
your check that it brings to mind another issue, which is I
was thinking about this myself, and I noticed somebody
commenting on the YouTubes on the YouTubes. These news sites
or John Cena, sorry, Jack, news sites that have these robot
voices that read the news like you used to have like on our
show fights. Yeah,
Doug. We know. His name is Doug. Oh, Doug. Don't you remember his
name is Doug. That's how the whole deal was done. Yeah, but
that it's actually the voice is Doug on the apple. Yeah, I think
it's Doug. Yeah. Yeah. Doug. Here we go. Stephen Hawking
again, ladies and gentlemen. Trump is going to kill us. We
are all going to say John C. Dvorak. Jacques. That's no wrong
here. This is what he should shut up. Trump. He's going to
kill us.
We are all going to die. Yeah,
there you go. I guess that summarizes it. It does. But
I mean, it maybe this is a hoax. Maybe it's not really. Him gonna
be a hoax. It sounds like a hoax. I mean, for him to say
that. I do you have some sense, you're talking about climate. I
do have a couple of clips because the guys who are soaking
up the cash doing all these, you know, research grants, you know,
they did something research, all for climate change in that
certain direction. Yeah. They're trying to get the money where
they can. Yeah. And so we have a report of their show. Here's
what they're doing. They gotta come with some new ideas.
Because the same old same old is not working, all the oceans are
going to rise and this and that, and it's going to rain, the acid
rain.
Didn't the climate woman from the EU also, from the EU also
say that we needed? Like something like $35 trillion in
order to not die?
Yes. So took the taxpayer? Yeah. So I've got three steps, or one,
two and three, but the one is the original is the start of it.
What kind of new ideas would you have to scare people even more?
It's not just a generic just can't be global. Okay,
hold on. This is a good, so. So the idea is we have to have
we're doing research into this thing. That's very scary. Is
that the idea?
Yes. Because we gotta get we got to have a new angle. Okay, I
have a new angle. We need a new angle. So we can you know,
frighten people more. Okay,
let me think. Is it like really like, painful death? Or is it
painful death? Yes. We're gonna all because of an invasion of
flesh eating crickets. Okay, no, there's none of that I give up.
So it's driving, you'll get
totally different category of climate science. It was a big
study this week. And usually when climate studies come out,
we're looking at environmental impacts. What was interesting
about this one was, it was looking at economic impacts.
Tell us a little bit about that. Well, this one is a very
impressive study on climate change. Scientists in the
climate realm teamed up with economists that the dismal
science meeting climate science, if you will, and they looked at
the economic impacts of climate change as you project out to the
future. And perhaps the most interesting finding was that
climate change will hit different socio economic classes
differently. Here's Berkeley scientist and lead author of the
study Solomon Chung,
in the south where it's hot, and along the coast, we might see
populations losing the equivalent of 20% of their
income. Whereas in the cooler northern and western regions, we
actually see that populations might benefit a little and
because the North is tends to be wealthier, and the South tends
to be poor. What we see is that in the future climate change is
going to increase economic inequality within the United
States.
Perfect women in my in the in the in the getting richer part.
Yeah, you're going to you now it's not you're not gonna die,
you're gonna go bro.
This is very good. This is a very good angle, I
consider this some of the most creative stuff ever really,
really good. But they're gonna pile on. So let's listen to
more.
So how does the US fare overall? Well, the team estimates for
each degree Fahrenheit increase in global temperatures, the US
economy overall loses about point 7% of gross domestic
product, with each degree of warming costing more than the
last and should go up. So the US as a whole is not a winner
economically.
Oh, okay. Well, if that makes sense. Why don't we start a new
ice age because if it's going to go down with heat, it should go
up with cold.
So there's a breakdown by industry say for example,
agriculture might be hit harder or real estate. Well,
agriculture, especially in the Midwest will likely suck For
immensely, that seems obvious, but it could be comparable to
the dustbowl the 1930s. According to the researchers, of
course, real estate on the coastline, that's another
obvious one. But here's a surprise, the team found the
biggest economic impact of climate change was in health
care. They expect people living in the South especially, will be
hit more with heat related complications like heatstroke.
Managing that and dealing with the victims is of course very
expensive. And this is happening to a population that's already
poorer than the general average in the United States. And
there's the vicious
cycle. Yeah, so we got the healthcare thrown in for good
measure. We've got the economic downturn thrown into economic
inequality, all the buzzwords that the left likes, the
Republicans don't care. Nice. And I just was shaking my head
listening to this. It's like, well, how hard up are these
climate guys now? That they have to try to bring in everything?
There's gonna be some Trump angles soon. It's gonna be all
you know, if it wasn't for the global warming, we wouldn't have
Trump. Yeah, exactly. And they'll have some research to
prove it. Yeah, I have.
This is from July 4, and it's from Principia. scientific.org I
don't know what that is. elimate may look official. I have not
nope fact check this. But it says Penn State climate
scientists Michael hockey stick man commits contempt of court in
the climate science trial of the century. Prominent alarmists,
shockingly defies judge and refuses to CERN to data for open
court examination. As the the defendant in the libel trial was
39 year old Canadian climatologist Dr. Tim ball is
expected to instruct his British Columbia attorneys to trigger
mandatory punitive court sanctions including a ruling
that man did act with criminal intent when using public funds
to commit climate data fraud. I don't know if this is true. I
had not heard about this court case.
Well put it on the list of stuff to research for the next show. I
don't know anything about this trial. I wonder why. I don't
know. I've never heard of this trial. I wonder why I can't
figure it out.
I'm gonna see that they first reported on it. February 1. week
when mainstream fake news outlets try to sell them as the
world leading climate change scientists Professor Michael
Mann concedes legal ground and major court case about his
alleged climate data fraud. I gotta look into this. I gotta
find out what's going on. I had not heard about this
course not trash. I mean, it's your point as well. Like that is
absolutely unbelievable. You think this would be headline
news, but no.
It's very interesting. For sure.
Well, I do have a little I got a sarin gas report, which is good.
Now. Sarin gas always good.
Well, let's play the sarin gas report from the UN report.
We've been waiting for this for months in Idlib province back in
April, the chemical attack triggered all kinds of
accusations and allegations, but not many answers. But now we
have the 78 page report from the UN chemical weapons watchdog. So
did we get those answers? First of all, the investigators never
actually visited the site of the chemical weapons attack in
question. The inland province where the attack took place is
not in an area under the control of the government. So it wasn't
safe to go there. And that raises another question. The UN
officials said the report was carried out in full compliance
with the guidelines, but the guidelines clearly state that
they must visit the site where it happened. So their
conclusions were based on interviews they did with people
claiming to be victims, as well as samples they received from
NGOs like the White Helmets, a group with a dubious reputation.
Now the report doesn't even give a hint as to how the chemical
agent was dispersed. This lack of information prompted a strong
response from Russia's Foreign Minister gotta appreciate your
Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has been
acting unintelligibly. It refused to go to the scene of
the incident and does not provide any information. But
yesterday they issued a report. It says they're not convinced
that sarin gas, which was apparently founder was dropped
off a bomb from the air. They don't know where the siren came
from. throughout these months, you tensions have been inflamed.
Now the report was never intended to establish who
carried out the attack that's being left to another group of
investigators. But this hasn't stopped Western leaders from
reeling and their old mantra.
I've got absolutely no doubt that the finger points at the
Assad regime. And we've got a European Council coming up where
we will drive on with the UK campaign to impose sanctions on
those responsible. The US has already brought out sanctions on
300 people as a result of this. People who drop chemical weapons
on innocent people should be here. We'll do a con. We
know that Assad has used chemical weapons on his own
people. And he's done that repeatedly, including states
came into the world that including women and children.
We've all seen that we've all seen the video and there is no
debate about that.
The last person was Heather, our new girl at the State
Department.
Wow, she's pretty resoling plan. Yeah, pretty resolute. Yep. My
good. She might sound the way she speaks. Sounds like she's
been there for a while. I mean,
then brought up from the that's possible. She could be one of
the people that were that was I mean, you're the State
Department's got some like 1000s of public relations people,
wasn't it the CIA who had 5000 people and Dan
had been the pen guns got something something huge number.
So you can probably, you know, it's probably a big pool to
choose from. Yeah, no kidding. Did a little sexual harassment
to figure out who you really want. Now speaking
of that, here's Nicole Wallace. She owns MSNBC. Urgent advice to
women of the White House. I saw that I lot of face bag. A lot of
face back work while we're lying in bed. Look at this. feeling
worse now. Urgent advice. Women were were sharing this
everywhere.
Before I open this up to my table. A couple thoughts. One is
a former communications director. There's a single press
strategy for this White House. It's called an apology to as a
woman was fortunate enough to work in the White House as a
public servant. All the women collecting paychecks from the US
taxpayers, Dina Powell, Kellyanne Conway, Elaine Chao,
Betsy DeVos, you should all go on the record and condemn your
boss's comments, and you should work behind the scenes to
educate him about just how offensive they are. Three, as
someone who wants probably call myself a Republican, the party
will be permanently associated with misogyny if leaders don't
stand up and demand a retraction. And finally, most
importantly, as a mother of a son, I ask any woman who's
defending these comments how they plan to raise good men, if
the most powerful man in the world gets away with this.
That was all regarding the mica stuff.
Oh, the Miko did really? Yeah. Does anybody not think the mica
stuff was just a toss away? You know, dumb as a rock? I mean, no
one's ever said that about anybody. Apparently not so
somehow it's massively offensive to all women. Yeah. Yeah. We
reversed it to things and said that the Scarborough was dumb as
a rock and mica was an idiot. I mean, that would be okay. I
mean, I that I just do not see people getting so worked up
about this. I do say that dimension B people super get
worked up about this as if it was a big deal. And I was gonna
read his and this is from
me quiet. Yeah, I think I need to need to read this one that
like this. This is just random. This was not a response to
anything. It's just a Facebook or this is a face bagger.
Definitely a good age. Around 60, female. Austin, Texas,
faced married single kids, no kids.
No kids maybe never married? I don't know. Maybe husband died?
I don't know. Facebook asks what's on your mind? I have to
say this because it is the elephant in our national living
room. No matter how many ways we deconstruct this election of
what happened in Georgia, and where the Dems fail and the GOP
succeeds. What I see is that many don't want to say or own or
name, the GOP unites around fear racism, misogyny, inequality,
and willingness to lie and call it Alternate Facts. This country
has a long history of discrimination. So embedded that
too many of our own citizens will sell their own best
interests for the opportunity to feel superior to anyone
different from the white man. Anyone who feels that the
Democrats did not fight for the right to the middle class of
those who are not the 1% has not been paying attention. Could our
party use a shot of New Energy? You bet. And Bernie Sanders
ain't it? He's too old. He's a white misogynist, worse. He has
an ability to build consent. He has no ability to build
consensus. Extreme to not succeed on either side. We can
only do the greatest good with the most realistic expediency
and we find commonality. My question is when your opponent
embraces the devil, because they are willing to sell their souls
that what does it take to serve decency, honesty, fairness,
common sense, integrity, and the greatest good? The devil has no
problem with Backbone. The devil does not care. But when you do
care, how do you fight this evil? It's not a fair fight. So
what do we need to do in the face of a country which has
never owned our own our own slave history? Every country
that spawned the que que que a country that answers Black Lives
Matter with all lives matter what so clearly our criminal
justice system shows us over and over this just is not so why has
Germany rebuild from the deepest darkest hatred with its such
success? Because they named and own their own evil. It is
literally embedded in the cobblestones until this country
owns our darkness and makes it spiritual and physical
reparations with sincerity and conviction, the darkness will
dominate the light. And hatred is emboldened by our very
leaders and institutions. How are we to truly be a democracy?
So what is it that she's saying?
We suck America suck. We thought America sucks. We need to be
like Germany. That's what I read.
Yeah, we need to be like, a German company.
Yeah. And then right underneath it. I don't know how much we
will pay right underneath it in the comments. She says, Oh, yes.
And let's abolish the electoral college. One person is one vote.
Ah, there it is. Course. Yeah,
there it is.
I've been saying that's been going to be under attack for a
long time. Yeah. And I think it's going to be picked up
eventually. And I think they've Electoral College does have a
limited life ahead of
it. That possibly, but it would require from you know,
here's the problem I'm having with the current thinking on the
Electoral College, and I wrote an essay about this. I'll
repeat, I'll send this essay out. Old Good. I'll send this
out in a newsletter, upcoming newsletter. But it's, it's
discussing the fact that the Electoral College hurts the
media.
Right? Because Because of that, there's no money for media in
California, because it's a shoo in for Democrats anyway. So
there's no,
no one's going to spend a dime here. And so the California
media, the Los Angeles Times The San Francisco Chronicle and the
Orleans radio and TV stations, they don't get the kind of money
you get in Ohio. No, in the states that's going on. So the
show there's billions of dollars being lost because of this, with
the electoral college being eliminated. Now, now the money
has to be spread evenly around the country, and there's a lot
of money to be made. People have mocked me for this opinion, by
the way, not with it within coming up with this other dis
new angle, which I think again, might be instigated by the
media. I think the problem that's going to occur is because
of this last election, when Trump lost badly it didn't, you
know, I mean, he could attribute it to fake votes, which is
always a possibility, but I'm not gonna I'm not going to do
that. But since it lost, he lost so badly the popular vote only
because of the 4 million votes in California that went to
Hillary that went above and beyond. And when you look at the
ratios, I mean, in my little area around here, it's like 80%,
Democrats to 20%. Republicans. It makes it seem as if you get
rid of the Electoral College, you might as well just turn the
country over to California,
which is exactly what my friend from Canada said should happen.
Because it's only fair. California has the largest
economy they got the most people they should run the place.
If the if that if you want to think that way. I don't. But
she's been no, if anybody does just spin California off as its
own country and see how
far you get Now you're talking.
But the problem is, there's no we'd have no military. There's a
lot of problems with doing that you got weed? Well, there's
that. You can take the whole West Coast and of course, they
lose all the West Coast ports. And that becomes an issue with
the country as a whole. But it's a very narrow minded situation
when California would would just rule the whole nation make it a
kingdom, you would rule the whole nation and that would I
think that's going to prevent the Electoral College from
and make Mark Zuckerberg thing make Mark Zuckerberg King.
Yeah, there you go. Now, the other thing is, it's gonna it's
has to be a constitutional amendment to get rid of the
Electoral College, that's gonna be a tough one. That's gonna be
tough, because that means 75% of I believe this is the way it
works. 75% of the state legislatures have to vote yes.
On the amendment, right, maybe 6%. But it's I think it's 75.
And that's not going to happen with all these Midwestern state
legislatures. They're just all run by Republicans. It's not
going to happen. Not
gonna happen at all.
It'll be back. It'll be it'll be discussed for the next number of
decades. Yes.
And I'm sure at least it'll show 1000 here. Yeah, sure. Just one
last little travel report for me. Oops. Okay. This is actually
from Minneapolis. It's
the sort of failing grade MSP TSA has received before 17 out
of 18. Eyes, undercover federal agents posing as passengers able
to sneak explosive materials, fake weapons or drugs pass
screening to separate sources telling Fox nine the tests
carried out on Thursday were eventually stopped after the
astounding 95% failure rates. And it all comes as Americans
are expected to set travel records this holiday weekend,
with Triple A estimating nearly 3.5 million will fly. But at MSP
persisting doubts about security in April of 2016, sources
telling Fox nine the airport failed nine out of 12 tests,
nationwide TSA struggles leading to the 2015 resignation of then
Chief Melvin Carr away, and two years later, under new
leadership, lingering questions about how to fix it. When asked
about Thursday's failing grade and what comes next, the TSA
telling Fox nine quote, TSA cannot confirm or deny the
results of internal tests and condemns the release of any
information that could compromise our nation's security
row.
Oh, no. I condemn it too. We know and we've talked about this
is theater, its security theater is so effective. But they keep
bringing these reports in as if they can actually stop any of
this to embarrass the government. And every time they
do it, it's just to me, what it results in is not a positive
thing because they can't fix this problem. The result is
always longer lines, because they now they have to take the
theater and show that they're doing more than they did before.
And so now you have to wait longer and it's all bull crap.
And anyone who brings these reports that should be
condemned, because they're not doing anybody any favors, and
they're not fixing anything, and they can't fix anything. And
without you never been able to get to the damn plane. We don't
have a problem. If it's so filled with holes. It's so easy
to get this you know, everything's through. We don't
have planes blowing up left and right. Of course not because
nobody wants to go on a plane and blow out blow it up.
Because it's a day wrecker. Yeah. Oh, man. You've got some
good rants today. And I totally agree with them. Yes, good.
Yeah. All right. You want to wind it up here.
I got to come I gotta get loose around us. So we know this is
going on the G 20. is going to Hamburg? Surely we got it. I got
to I got a CBS version of the same report that PBS has. You
can take a pick pick one of them.
Let's see. This is Trump Trump g 20.
G 20. rundown. Yeah,
I want to do Trump who
Bogard President Trump will be meeting for the first time with
Russian President Vladimir Putin because the North Korea issue
raised the stakes in that one.
Well, it adds pressure to an already high stakes meeting on
Friday. Now Mr. Trump has no diplomatic experience, and he's
going to be squaring off with Russia's Vladimir Putin a highly
experienced operator. So this is new territory. The White House
says there is no agenda, but it comes in multiple investigations
into Russian election meddling. And James it's not clear if the
White House will confront him about that.
Margaret Brennan in Warsaw Thank you very much.
You have to play the clip down because it's actually better.
When Joe is
in Germany brace from mass demonstrations involving up to
100,000 people at this weekend summit of the leaders of 20 top
industrialized nations. Last night police use water cannons
to disperse crowds Today saw hundreds of people dressed as
zombies staging a peaceful march tomorrow activist plan what they
call a Welcome to Hell march to greet President Trump and the
leaders of Russia, China and Turkey. Mr. Trump arrived in
Warsaw, Poland this evening to begin his European trip.
Man as Europeans
like to have dressed as zombies,
I think that's fantastic. And there's like the margin of death
or whatever for our president. Nice. Thanks, guys.
Welcome to hell. Exactly. Thanks, Obama.
Alright, everybody. Thank you very much for tuning into the
best podcast in the universe. I were off tomorrow morning early
to Rome. And then I shall report in on Sunday and that should be
the interest rate. Yeah, the the the Wi Fi thing that's working
again. They switch me back on I have not had any problems. So
hopefully that'll work in Rome. And if we need to, we can use
that
to get the show on the on the air. Always exciting. Never a
boring moment. And coming to you from the capital of the lowlands
Gitmo nation, lowlands, Amsterdam, the Netherlands soon
to be in Rome. Morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley we're soon to be in Sacramento.
It looks like we may be having to train museum meet up on July
29. I'll be sending out an email and here I remained John C.
Dvorak.
until Sunday everybody remember us at the vorak.org/na Until
next time
if you want a little a travel report, we saw we had some
travel issues getting to the Netherlands. Oh cool. It is no
longer possible to buy a roll of lifesavers I don't have free
check Tina does have pre check who has never been approved by
the authority Titan has never paid $400 They take the
microphone out of the studio bag wouldn't have been separately so
they don't have to go to my whole bag saying you know we
hope this guy has a vibrator. Let's embarrass him and they
don't touch the microphone that your bag and he takes out every
piece every wires, swab swipes test gets a new swab swab swipe
test a third swab then puts the whole thing through the machine
again the flights delayed by 30 minutes that were there you see
the plane sitting there and the door closes and the gate
attendant says sorry doors closed aircraft secure you can't
go and I see the pilots I'm actually standing in front of
the window like Dude, I'm Adam curry mgv I'm looking at the
pilots I'm trying to get the pilots attention open the door
the Atlanta Airport Marriott Hotel got a voucher They owe me
the food I got gypped on the food voucher and we got a little
handy overnight bags
traveling wonderful.
Dimension B lack of Pilgrim more reprieve a no ever need from the
Gout over the TV. Radio was spinose the name of the
realities washed away by the smoke so hey Mizel nation for
the sick Good morning beware the truth was set me for like a
night at the high on sending hundreds of titles to people I
don't know. For a podcast coming over my phone.
You can see from his tweets gone to now President Trump tweeted a
little video. My cat died a week ago. I think this is related.
Because I'm not seeing that as my cat dies a week ago and then
he does this this week and I was that a coincidence? This will
lead to riots in the streets because it's elevated violence
against logos if we imagine this okay for somebody to beat up a
logo for CNN or what's next. I mean, my cat already died last
week and pretty sure there's a connection couple more tweets
like this. There goes your cat two. She was very nice. She was
very sad but I think this tweet really hurt okay anticipation is
what got her she knew this was gonna Trump a punch down to my
cat. What was my cat doing to anybody? Nothing. When suddenly
fans president the United States punches down my cat that doesn't
sit right here we're likely hidden. Which 3d Might even
destroy civilization as we know it.
Is tweets are the end of civilization as we know it.
These tweets are the end of civilization as we know it. And
his tweets are the end of civilization as we know it.
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Russia and I'll talk to anybody out here janitor homeless person
police officer. Anybody I talked
to everybody listen to his examples, even are forced to
wait beneath my class. On Van Jones, Surely you've heard of me
from a homeless guy.
isn't nothing isn't nothing. Is it? Nothing? Nothing burger guy.
He's a shark stirrer. He's a huckster. Is holster and
fraudster winning story and stirred in the podcast. Podcast.
He's a rock star. He's a fraudster he's a podcaster for
crying out loud.
is enough enough? Is Enough
is enough? This guy got ripped.
mopho.org/in a deal with that, huh?