Yeah, that's a chick magnet. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
It's Thursday, August 3 2017. This is your award winning give
my nation media assassination episode nine or five, two, this
is no agenda, putting the admin MRA and coming to you from the
darkest corners of the United capital, the drone star staying
here in the studio in the morning. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I wish I had all those
crazy things to say. But I don't. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan buzzkill,
insinuating I am saying crazy things
that they're not good. Crazy. Okay, for the boring. Not
crazy. Yeah. Well, in the morning, sir. How you doing?
Good morning to you, Mr. Adam curry all the morning ships at
sea boots on the go. Now,
that way too soon for that. Ah, yeah. What did you learn to your
millennial at dinner? Did you have another one?
Yeah. Yeah, after the show, we discussed this topic. I was
brought up about these cutting in line.
Ah, yes. This is this is one on my list for my millennial test
as well. The cutting
edge. Yeah. And they were like, you know, kind of
let me just back up and explain this for a second. Yeah. Why
was that the event to Monterey foods, which is a vegetable
store in Berkeley. And there's a couple of these different places
around, it's all vegetables there. They do have some some
milk and eggs. But it's mostly just lots of vegetables of all
sorts and mushrooms. And there was a certain time, I think it's
on Friday, where a place actually gets packed to the
gills, there's lines that form toward the checkers. And the
lines go up the aisle. And because of the nature of the way
the stores laid out, the last two checkers on the far left,
the the line comes up the aisle but it doesn't have there's not
a second line for the second checker. So they do a split
where you go into this line or that lane and go into one of the
two.
In other words, it's more like a social thing. It wasn't really
it's not like footsteps on the ground with a path you follow.
It's just kind of people split. Now they
should do what exactly what you describe it, but they don't.
Okay. And I don't know anyone who does. And so yeah, there's a
social compact that has been made. And then you that's always
done, because there's no way you could have the second line for
that last checker is just Nope, they can't, there's no place for
them to go. Right. And so people occasionally wander through
looking at these lines, and then they don't see the long line
into the aisle and they just jump in front of everybody else
right to get unintentional but still, yeah. Unintentional. And
so you tell them to get to the back of the line. And
and how do you do that? Hey, get to the back a lot. Is that how
you do that? Or how do you do that? Typically,
I, in the case of this, which I because there are a couple of
millennials in front of me that wouldn't say anything. Men,
women have a man or girl and as they should to go between each
other and they say what do you think we should do? I don't know
what you should cut in line. If we say don't do anything. I
would say mass
mass. Yes. Why don't say man, that's even funnier.
Miss ma'am. And then I say the line there's a line here and
this she was Oh, okay. No, and then nobody would bet you about
this. Right? So at the dinner, the Jessie Jaycees wife was an
old millennial. And by old millennial, I mean, she's on the
move. Early group, a millennial, millennial millennial.
She said, Oh, yeah, it's just that's what you're doing. It's
time to get back there. And they do it. It's not really a big
deal. And claiming that she would be one who would do this?
And I think maybe she would. The two young millennials, I'm not
sure they kind of agreed but they weren't like
enthusiastically agreed. So I didn't come to to a situation
where we discussed the which we have to discuss in the past,
just blatant cutting in line. Or what would happen if the person
says I'm, I'm in this line, right? You know, figure it out,
you know, it's not my problem or so they were just, you know,
sort of brutish about. That'd be kind of interesting,
but they're like this. So they didn't they couldn't say
anything you had to step in.
Well, no, they couldn't say anything. I'm joined by to go
cut and lined in half. Okay. I would think it'd be kind of
interesting. If you were going to film this to bring in
somebody cutting the line, and then refusing on the line here.
Here's
what's so odd. I had lunch with my millennial here in Austin.
Monday. And what I learned is the big problem, and I'm just
lumping them in saying Millennials let's just say kids,
it's just easier. The kids kids Damn kid The problem is, in the
in these communities of kids, if you see an injustice and you do
not speak up, you are enabling it. And you will be extorted for
not saying something so I don't understand. Now of course, it's
never about cutting along cutting in line it's about oh,
you that's cultural appropriation that's you know,
you're using the wrong pronouns or
you say the word retard.
Actually, I say the word retarded, which is different
than retard. Even though retard is not even a noun it is a
transit. I think it's a verb. According to Merriam Webster, if
you want to recharge
which would mean to retard yes to return like this. retard the
spark on your butt. I
don't say retards, I say retarded as in someone is
retarded does not yet still
there. Just didn't cut it. Oh,
I have big email chains going on about that. Well, why don't you
just go stand in front of some mentally challenged people and
say that everything is about context and come on. Everything
is about context.
Yes, Adam, why don't you do that?
Oh god give it a shot. I'll go to Whataburger which is where
all my favorite retarded people work. It's true. They give them
jobs. Great jobs at Whataburger. Yeah so what what is what a
burger water burger Yeah, you go into water burger or water
burger you go into water burger and they hire mentally in combat
mentally retarded people there you go that's that's the only
that's the proper way to describe it. And so you ordered
just like a McDonald's but then you sit down and then the one of
their staff will come and bring it oh your food over to you and
then they discuss what kind of ketchup you want and if you want
three napkins are for and I love it. I go there on purpose. I
said why don't you sit down let's talk for a little bit it's
really good. Robbie grill him. But actually you can you can say
anything these days. You can't say anything? Yeah, so but that
was
water burger. Sometimes evaluate I think it's pretty much what a
burger
no that's not how it's pronounced that's where it comes
from. But we say water burger here in Texas.
You know I've had these these there's there's a couple of this
talk burgers we get stuck.
Well, I wanted to get to something completely different.
But if you want to talk burgers, find me on a track. We're
talking about millennials who gives a shit about hamburgers.
I'm telling you the water burger is overrated is not a good
burger.
Okay, fine. Can we move back to millennials? Okay, go on. It's
really not that interesting. But this is what I you if you see an
injustice, and you do not speak out, then you are enabling,
which means that everyone is constantly thinking, Should I
say something? Should I say something? And maybe where it
comes from? Well, it's not really an injustice. It's it's
kind of its kind of fair, I guess. It just fair that if
someone just walks in, they should be able to I don't know
where it comes from. But this is absolutely. It's a huge problem.
Yeah, well, I've never seen them execute this. This what you
describe unless you're in a large group.
Yes, exactly. Ah. And so I asked the question. I said, Hey,
millennial friend of mine, why did I not see any ELS G's B's or
Q's protesting the the transgender ban for the
military? And the answer was very enlightening. Well, now,
now this millennial was starting to get smart. She said, You
know, maybe because there's no one making signs. No
professional organization. That's yeah. I know. Yes. Yes.
Exactly. Google this. Oh, s I google George Soros. But it's
really telling isn't it? The I guess the the for sorrows? It
probably there's no, there's no, there's no benefit to having the
trans community on his side. He doesn't give a crap about him.
So if I'm not going to give any money, I'm not going to put any
money into this. Now I did want learn one other thing. And I'm
not sure of this. But it was about cultural appropriation.
And so we've all heard that putting on in African American
Indian headdress is cultural appropriation. And I'm like,
Really, but apparently, and this is at least the story. The
African African American Indian headdress is equal to a Purple
Heart in culture of American Indians. And when when I heard
that, I was like, Well, if that's really true, which I'm
not so sure it is. Then I get It I understand that but that's not
really cultural appropriation it's that's just something you
don't wear assaulting the culture. It's not insulting a
culture. It's insulting heroism or whatever the Purple Heart the
the head dress Purple Heart was, was given for, but I doubt it.
And the reason why I doubt is because there are so many here's
what's going on. There are so many ideas issues, thoughts of
that that are just completely not even discussed in the
circles, because they're evil, they're bad stay away. And one
of them is the M RAS. And I don't know if we talked about
this after the show if we talked about it. On the show the men's
rights activist M RAs, the red pillars. Have you heard
about those? Remember how we talked about it? It was one of
those things that I think it's an artificial topic. It's
amusing. I think we could probably discuss it. I don't
think we've talked about it on the show, though. Okay.
Well, it's artificial topic. It's a real topic. And it is if
you watch the documentary, the red pill, which was a
crowdfunded documentary, we did talk about that on the show was
on the show after the suit. That's why we should never done
it. This way. We don't like to talk to each other. There's more
reasons than that. screws up the show. But not the only I believe
you. You mentioned the red pill on the show. And I know we got a
lot of not a lot. We got a couple of people mentioning
Well, I
mentioned this. I said, you know, have you ever heard of the
red pill? This documentary? Oh, no, no, no, these red pillars
that are crazy. The MRA is, what do you mean? When you look into
it? This men's rights association is seen as hating
women hating feminists. Just hate hate hate. And really what
90% of this is, is guys who got screwed by family court who
can't see their kids. Yeah, they're like, Hey, man, I just
see my kid more than once a week. And that's really what
that's really what's going on. It's very, very interesting that
that there's just no research done. Here on Red Pill MRA is
horrible guys. And then being reluctant to even want to watch
a documentary about it because they're just horrible. Yeah,
this is a real problem.
To watch stuff is becoming a real problem. There's a
Magnitsky movie floating around, called, I think the Magnitsky
show or the Magnitsky story or the Magnitsky Act behind the
scenes will name this thing has been floating around, nobody
will watch it, it's been banned. It's been banned. You can if you
scrounge around online, you can get it get to watch it. Because
it's some people have posted it here. And then it's been taken
down from YouTube. And it's a guy some uh, some Putin hater,
who decided to do a backup story on Magnitsky, which is we talked
about on the last show, because Browder was making his comments
in front of Congress and nobody was paying attention to for what
I consider to be good reasons because the guy has credibility
issues. And I guess they were just a did this this
documentary, which I have not yet seen because I just finally
tracked it down. Apparently just debunk saw the whole Magnitsky
story on them is the one Mark Levin that great wine. Mark
Levin has loved wine. Well, yeah. Is was banking on, you
know, is promoting his TV online TV show, you know, using the
browser testimony as though is a scandal that nobody paid any
attention to the guy? Well, thanks, wishes by the way, the
first thing that made me suspicious
of Browder Yeah, you kind of acted you kind of moved. I just
wanted to finish this up with a report from Psychology Today,
University of Hampshire, Hampshire, found that youngsters
quote, the millennials are extremely entitled, here we go
at extreme levels. Entitlement is a toxic narcissistic trait,
repeatedly exposing people to the risk of feeling frustrated,
unhappy and disappointed with life. Oftentimes, life health
aging in the social world, don't treat us as we'd like
confronting these limitations is especially threatening to an
entitled person because it violates their worldview of self
superiority. And they found that millennials are incredibly
entitled, I mean, this is like, Duh, but here's, here's a study
that that shows it. And narcissistic, which is makes so
much sense. According to the Dutch proverb when they look at
the President or anybody else, you know, they call him
narcissistic.
Yeah, that's the old proverb. And
what has changed now is the Goldwater rule is kaput. I love
that. Yeah, that which group is this? It's the American
Psychoanalytic Association told it's three and a half 1000
members. Go ahead and feel comfortable speaking openly
about President Trump's mental health. These people are crazy.
These are they're literally crazy. I mean,
well, why would you go into that field of study if you didn't
feel a little nutty? I was a good point. I mean, most people
go into that because they see, geez, I get done. I'm neurotic.
I gotta figure out why. Let me get a degree in psychology. And
I'll probably know after I'm done.
Well, this is all, I presume, part of a PR campaign for this
book. The dangerous case of Donald Trump 27, psychiatric,
psychiatric, traitorous? No, it says psychiatric tests. It
doesn't say that says psychiatric tests. It didn't say
psychiatrist it says psychiatric tests. Or you might say
psychiatrist. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking and mental health
experts assess a President hears from Amazon the consensus view
of two dozen psychiatrists and psychologists that Trump is
dangerously mentally ill and presents a clear and present
danger to the nation and our own mental health. This is great. I
can't I pre ordered this. Can't wait to read this.
pre ordered it. Last but yeah, yes, this late for the
documentary for the movie.
This is not normal since the start of Donald Trump's
presidential run. One question is quietly but urgently
permeated the observations of concerned citizens. What's wrong
with him? constrained by the oh here it is constrained by the
American Psychiatric Association's Goldwater rule
which inhibits mental health professionals from diagnosing
public figures they have not personally examined many of
those qualified to answer this question. have shied away from
discussing the issue at all. Here's what the here's what the
mistake is. It's not up to the American Psychiatric Association
to say go ahead. There's no Goldwater rule. The Goldwater
rule was when I believe two psychiatrists analyzed Barry
Goldwater said the guy's nuts, and they got sued over it and
rightly so. Yeah. If you have not examined Yes, yes. But now
they're, they're so emboldened, like, Oh, screw it, we'll just
go out and say whatever we want.
Once you become the president, to Goldwater rule apply to it to
a person that was running for the presidency, he was a public
figure to a point. But once you're the president, you can
put you're pretty much fair game. So I think these guys are
disingenuous with this assertion that there's that they pulled
the plug on the rule. The rule is that it was a legal issue.
Right, as you pointed out, right, but this is bull crap.
But
what psychiatrist or psychologist would just hand out
some kind of analysis without actually speaking to the person.
Anyone who wants to be on Fox Oh, there you go. Or CBS or
whatever, Gord Davis NBC well, you'll get it you'll get booked
Yeah, you you got a book to sell us something about how to lose
weight. And you can you go on MSNBC and say Trump's a moron,
an idiot a stooge the mentally ill he's mentally ill he's on
our hands I tell you, you get on the show. You get the sale that
and then they plug your book and boom bingo, you get like 100
book sales 50 books
MTV, JUMPY MTV jumping on the on the bandwagon they'll stop about
it. MTV celebrated what 32 years 30 Was it 81 Those 50 It's 32 I
can't believe that did this. What is the iconic statue that
MTV hands out at the MTV Video Music Award? The Moon Man this
story of you had a little moon man from the early days of the
commercials Yes.
And now it becomes the moon person. Congratulations. He's
what Katy Perry will say you just won yourself a moon person
is pretty dumb. This is
now this is catching everywhere in in the Netherlands. They now
have the rainbow rules. That's what they're calling it. The
rain the rainbow rules. So liking the UK at the train
station No longer will you hear ladies and gentlemen it will be
good morning Travelers. No more ladies and gentlemen. Not
allowed to say good morning sir. Good morning ma'am.
When comedian on stage you can say thank you ladies and germs.
That would be a microaggression I believe
so maybe? Yeah, the moon person I actually had that but I
didn't. There's no clip. But yeah, the moon but I thought
that was dumb. Ben besides the fact how many? There was a
person jumping around I guess now there's, there's ladies in
space. I suppose you can make the comment that they would get
into a space suit and then go out and turn a bolt or something
else in the outside.
Well Uh, while we're on while we're on this topic, John
McEnroe was on. I guess he was on NPR. And this was a huge,
huge issue with this. And he, I guess the question was asked
where he would rank Serena Williams. And he said, about 700
on the world stage, and everybody freaks out.
Because while you're here if she was a man, that's not what he
said. He said, No, it was actually what the reference was.
I understand but maybe more fun is to listen to the CBS Morning
crew when they had McEnroe on. I think Charlie plays tennis with
him. And Gail was friends with Serena. So it's all very tense
to start
with the elephant in the room. Right? Why was it necessary for
you to say that anybody Terina couldn't beat the 700 player?
You got an answer?
As you know, well enough, Charlie. I've respect Serena and
very much so okay, and I was simply calling her on NPR was
supposedly, you're supposed to, you know, this is where you can
say it like it is. And you're gonna get honest feedback.
What a mistake. You thought that of NPR McEnroe. It's, you could
just say what you want. You get honest feedback.
This feedback. She's the greatest player, that female
player that ever lived. Then the lady said to me, I don't
remember which one. But she said, Why did you say woman? Why
don't you just say the greatest, you know, tennis player that
ever lived? And so then I felt the need. Um, however,
unfortunately, I'm probably probably to defend myself. I
don't know. I'll just say what I really felt. I mean, which is
about what I think she would be. I think you're referring to the
fact that I said she'd be about 700 in the world. Yeah. I've got
a solution. Gail, though, because I know that you're
friendly with Serena. And I think, at least right now, I'm
just waiting to apologize. No. Women?
Oh, you wouldn't apologize. What a horrible man.
I've got a solution. Gail.
Apologize. That's, that's what's so odd about this. He said to be
about 700. The world of men and women, not against men, not
against women just 700 in the world.
He was very, very an early part of that clip. He specifically
said men.
I don't think he did. Yes.
He said use the word men or it was Charlie instead of but as
was referenced right away. At the beginning now. Yes, but it
started with to start
with the elephant in the room. Right? Why was it necessary for
you to say that anybody? Terina couldn't be the 700 player seven
hundreds
player, John, you didn't let it go? Okay, I'll let it go. On the
player. Right and insert, as you know, well, what did he What did
he say? Man circuits. But that's not what he said. In the NPR
interview. Charlie, just
through what you're playing you're, you're right. You said
he didn't say minute. All right. You said right.
I didn't hear it. You're right. It's okay. It's not important to
the story. Because that's not what McEnroe said on NPR.
Charlie threw that in like in a hole of Charlie,
when I heard when I first heard about this story that men
reference was right up front.
Did you hear him say that on NPR?
I didn't get the MP. I did.
I should have I didn't know this was gonna be an issue. I would
have clipped it. He didn't say that. He said 700 in the world.
And it's been now taken to this, which is even more interesting.
Now. I wish I had the NPR clip.
I respect Serena and very much so okay. And I was simply
calling her on an NPR was supposedly, you're supposed to,
you know, this is where you can say it like it is and you're
gonna get honest feedback. She's the greatest player, that female
player that ever lived. Then the lady said to me, I don't
remember which one. But she said, Why did you say woman? Why
don't you just say the greatest, you know, tennis player that
ever lived? And so then I felt the need. However,
unfortunately, I'm probably probably to defend myself. I
don't know. I'll just say what I really felt. I mean, which is
about what I think she would be. I think you're referring to the
fact that I said she'd be about 700 in the world. Yeah. I've got
a solution. Gail, though, cuz I know that you're friendly with
Serena and I think, at least right now, I'm just waiting to
apologize. No. But women, they always asked me how I would do
for somebody that was in his whole bag, John McEnroe to how
would he do against Serena? Why don't you combine just solve the
problem? I'm sure the men would be all for this. The men and
women play together. We're talking about something. I can't
even believe we're talking about
it. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. And but that is interesting. That
what you said is interesting. I believe that people actually
heard him say seven hundreds of all men but he didn't say that
in the interview. Charlie threw that in. But that's not what he
said. He said seven hundreds in the world of All players.
Well, if there are 700 men players that are all pros, then
she she'd be the number one and a woman's in the way of women on
the list. Which I think he could have been clarified a little
bit. I didn't have to go to an extreme and say 700 He could
have said 200 I don't know how many active professional men are
playing right now. But why would he have to apologize? Why would
you want to apologize? And why would someone say Don't you
think she's the greatest tennis player of all time? It comes is
idiotic. Well, yeah, she's the greatest woman player ever. I
thought
Martina Navratilova was pretty damn good. Which she did she
better than number two. Lova.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Okay.
But again, it's part of this. If you don't say seeing they're all
They're all gray is part of this is part of the MRA crap. If you
don't say something, then you're enabling these men. You're
enabling the patriarchy. Cup ish.
Beach. So you never said that ever on the show in the last 10
years.
First time for everything. Piece by piece, baby.
Well, anyway, so then why was why should he apologize? What's
there apologize for? And the thing is he's McEnroe's a jerk
anyway, let's face it, I mean, he's always been kind of a
blowhard and a jerk, great tennis player. And he's just
been he is just being honest. That's an honest appraisal.
Yeah.
Not allowed to say
it but he didn't have to you know, he probably would have
been better off not not going there. I mean, there's
opportunities to hold back a little bit. Really, doesn't it?
Yes, you should do a podcast opportunities could have backed
off and said well, you know, she I'd like to see your play. As
you go into med surg John,
he's promoting a book Why would he back off Come on, it's not
stupid. I know. It's all he's promoting a book.
And then he puts that little thing at the end he says when we
all played in the same circuit, and well you know that just a
good reason to have the women play in the NBA they just
doesn't work out.
I always love saying that. Yeah, but NBA and we really should we
should really should equalize that a little bit more some
women in the air put some white women and some white men that's
why guys let's watch the ratings. That's right. Be a
can't body shame. No body shaming fat guys. God bless you.
Oh, really? God bless the NBA. God bless the NBA. It's the one
it's the one you can always go to that there's not enough white
people. Oh, well, let's do that. For the NBA. It always shuts
everybody up.
MBAs a good example of where why you can't do a lot of stuff.
The MBA must stay out, stay alive. It's very important for
the survival of sanity. Sebastian,
while you're on that other topic, I wanted to get to this
clip, which is we were talking about Trump now know how he
actually got to the other topic, but I want to play this clip.
This is the Trump lies clip and this was talking about the we're
talking about the insanity and the Goldwater rule all the rest.
And I want you to listen to this. This is on NBC, we really
have a kind of a vendetta against Trump and let's just
listen carefully to this entire clip.
Many of the Boy Scouts were actually forced to issue an
apology. And today they said there was no phone call from
Scout leadership to the White House. The President also says
he got a call from Mexico's president praising his work on
the border.
President of Mexico called me they said their southern border,
very few people are coming because they know they're not
gonna get through our border.
But Mexico says nope, that call did not happen either. Today we
asked the White House did President Trump
lie? No. In the on Mexico, he was referencing the conversation
that they had had at the G 20. Summit in terms of the Boy
Scouts, multiple members of the Boy Scout leadership, following
his speech there that day, congratulated him praised him.
But the President specifically said that he received a phone
call from the president of Mexico.
direct conversations. So he lied. He didn't say that was a
lie. It was. That's pretty bold accusation. It's the converse
that the conversations took place. They just simply didn't
take place over a phone call that he had them in person.
John,
Cecilia Vega with us live from the White House tonight and
facility. The president is also taking some heat, about comments
he allegedly made about the White House itself.
Yeah, he reportedly David told members of his Bedminster golf
club that quote, The White House is a real dump. As you can
imagine that prompted some swift backlash. Take a look at this
picture from President Obama's former White House photographer.
No stranger to publicly slamming this president Pete Souza,
saying you can see the Lincoln Bedroom there he said No
American should ever call this White House a dump. David
tonight a spokesperson for President Trump says that
comment did not happen
since you leave agar with us again tonight. Cecilia. Thank
you. All right, so
two stories. They're both I heard a lot about, which one are
we tackling first?
Well, the thing that's interesting is the structure of
this piece. And you're right. It was two stories rolled into one,
all about credibility. But what they managed to do was they I
think they've got Trump over a barrel with some of the way he
the way he presents himself and says, I got a phone call and he
didn't.
Now, I just want to say, what I was missing from that report.
And on every station is, well, someone at the Boy Scouts of
America said they never received the call. No one ever came on
air to say I should never call it was never a name. But maybe,
maybe not. I don't but maybe it's someone called were
embarrassed to talk about but it was really, it was just, well,
we spoke to the Boy Scouts Association of America and no
one ever made a call, but it was a little lacking in
the they didn't they didn't pound that part of why not?
Because they'd have no there's no reference, like you just said
exactly. The reason you said is the reason they didn't do it
that what they did is they took it and lumped it in with the
Mexico story, right? Because that one they could verify In
fact, as Sarah Huckabee, she said, Well, yeah, I didn't
really get a call, but it was a direct conversation. And so he
lied over I wouldn't call it a lie. Well, then what would you
call is what you should follow up with? And then they did he
takes so you take the story that you bitched about right there
that wasn't verifiable in any way because it could have been a
local boy scout leader that maybe did call who knows right?
But But you've glossed that over the pound home the one you do
have so you have one point for you, right, which is that Trump
didn't get a call from the Mexican guy then you carry the
story out further and dropped his bombshell which is complete
a complete fabrication for all we know because there's who said
this name name this
just became a thing it just became a thing it was just true
is like a Tina came home. Did the President really say the
White House is a dumb like, I don't know. I've heard everyone
say that but I haven't heard I don't know where it came from.
It was very interesting.
This stems from weather. Anyway, the structure of the story was
kind of interesting to me because what you do is you talk
about first you find the one point where you can pound it
home that there's an untruth involved and then you now that
you've got to do your audience relaxed into all okay, you've
dropped the bomb about the dump right because that you're now
you're accepting it and that is just a bogus story. There is no
attribution the White House denies it right there because
the White House denied it they should because everything's it's
a dump, tell the public right? defected, they denied it is
enough to kill the start. Why are you even doing this story?
It's a bull crap story, but they throw it in, give this to give
trump the needle. I think this was a very unfair setup story. I
think is classic. ABC has been doing this more and more. And
it's it's structured in the form of propaganda anti Trump
propaganda. I don't understand it. I don't understand why a
large corporation like Disney would do stuff like this when
they're you know, they are subject to government
regulations. It just makes no sense to me unless they really
think that you know, they can lord it over the President
doesn't make it just very poor. I
don't think they think about their broadcast license anyway,
on the only thing they think of it in that manner anymore.
They're licensed by the government and need to serve the
public interest. And quite honestly, that's barely
necessary, although I did just read big is going to keep it for
tech news. We see the headline was great Millennials on Earth,
an amazing hack to get free TV, colon, the antenna. Now, which
is Yeah, millennials are an amazing hack. Oh, my God, you
get this $7 antenna, you hook it up to your TV and you get
television for free.
Astonishing, insane.
I
have to say that I personally, I have my group of old and young
millennials that we have dinner with every couple of times a
week. And I will say that both the old and the young
millennials. I had to me the techie in the family. Oh,
everyone's a techie. It seems I had to go put an antenna on all
the televisions.
Yes, because they couldn't do it.
They didn't know what's doable. There was stunned.
So I was going I went to I wanted to see if this was true
that the President had said the White House is quote, a real
dump. And I went to Snopes, but you Snopes is in trouble.
Yes, no, she's got some problems. Yeah. I'll get
somebody out there one of our techies spider Snopes, and Ben
put it aside.
It's a good idea just to have everything Yeah,
very good idea. I would like to see snow spider go according as
possible. According
to snowflakes. President Donald Trump talks told members of his
New Jersey Golf Club, he spent so much time away from
Washington because the White House is, quote, a real dump.
That's where this comes from. Let me see the Oh, the White
House did not immediately respond to requests for comment
about the account, which appeared in a lengthy article
posted on the website golf.com. The story of Trump's complicated
love for golf also appears in Sports Illustrated magazine
gives a crap about that. Okay, so it's a rumor. Well, it's a
total rumor that someone's said this to some golfing. I
think it's without I don't think is without merit of Well, I
mean, it may or may not be without merit concerning his
garish tastes. But right. I think this this really stems
from some Saturday Night Live and some other bits and sketches
that were put on during the campaign and a probably run mid
years 2016 Where people would say, why would he want even like
the White House because he's living in the EU, and then they
describe one of his fine, right, three story pan houses. And then
then they compare it to the White House, which is like a
comparative dump, by standards that you have, you know, in
Manhattan, right. And, you know, it's an old building, it's been
10 Downing, if you ever get to hear the story of that place,
and that was indeed a dump.
I'm not convinced the White House isn't a little musty.
Well, I wouldn't be
surprised that why wouldn't it be? Yeah, it could use a little
rent more renovation, perhaps. Who knows. But I think it stems
from just this, this deep seated, we have a deep seated
set of beliefs about Trump, whether what dimension we're in
is beside the point. And it's not all it's not the same deep
seated beliefs, but we have them and the end the dump thing. He
may not have said it, but it rings true. Right? Which is the
that's all that's all you need. Right? Yeah, I mean, seriously
when when someone says and this will be seen as defense but
politicians lying really? Wow, that's surprising.
Well, they're going to focus on his
lie that is the Lying is the noodle lies. This is
this is not whether you received a phone call or you talked to
the guy or lost track of it. This is not like saying no, we
have no evidence that there's you know, we all know there's
there's there's nuclear material that they're collecting.
yellowcake is coming in from Nigeria, those kinds of lies
Those are big lies those are lies that affect everything lie
whether we got a phone call or not is the lie and I think how
could be was wrong when she said it would characterize this as a
lie It's a lie. It's a little lies those little you know death
by 1000 cuts thing that Trump's gonna bring on himself if he
just doesn't clam up knees. This need of his the yak, yak yak all
the time is is not working for
here's Washington Post is leading the charge on this with
the headline Trump's aides stunning cry for help, admitting
the president misled the American people. And then just
go
sled him about what taking a phone call rather than
well just goes on and on and on about all the inconsistencies.
Yeah, this is like the the PDF that went around the Trump lies.
Yeah. I mean, half of them were to matters of interpretation.
Yeah. But you make it there's a whole there's a permanent link
on I think the New York Times side of it lies of Donald Trump.
Yeah. So there's nothing that compares to yellow cake. And
aluminum to not have sex with that woman and aluminum tubes.
Tubes and
it doesn't compare to this.
You might Aberdeen had an email account on Hillary Clinton's
illicit emails is the lawyer from
Judicial Watch. They just got an additional you know, huge dump
of emails that were no that were not handed to the Justice
Department.
You know, Aberdeen had an email account on Hillary Clinton's
illicit email server. Yeah. So she was doing all sorts of
different business on the separate email account wasn't a
State Department email account. So she's getting emails from the
Clinton Foundation. She's getting emails from State
Department employees, and she's sending and receiving emails to
Hillary Clinton. She was one of her closest aides. Did you file
a Freedom of Information request for That's right. We had to sue
for them. And we've been getting these records on a regular basis
and they show Aberdeen and Mrs. Clinton are regularly getting
classified information on this system. And again, a lot of
these are new Clinton emails we're discovering on Aberdeen's
account. Now remember, Mrs. Clinton said she turned the ball
over and thus far we found over 500 Hillary Clinton emails that
haven't previously been released, so is it
legal for them to transmit classified information over an
unsecured network?
Now despite what the FBI director, the former FBI
director said it's not legal and they were mishandling classified
information. And I tell you, if you are operating a system that
is regularly receiving and sending classified information
and unsecure way, you're subject to prosecution. And you would
have been if you weren't Hillary Clinton or her. And you know,
there are their emails showing that Clinton Foundation donors
were going through the Clinton Foundation to try to get
ambassadors nominated,
which I thought was old news. But this is just more
confirmation of the old news.
And again, Mrs. Clinton promised this wouldn't happen. And the
Clinton Foundation and the State Department, it's overwhelming
the number of email messages showing that donors are being
taken care of through the foundation by communicating with
you, mom, buddy, I'm a secret email. So
I mean, that is, of course, why they were giving to the
foundation in the first place.
One would think and one would think that federal prosecutors
would be interested in this, and this is why emails like this
audit, revive Clinton criminal investigation.
You know, I looked into this Judicial Watch, I looked at
their 990, they do about $35 million in revenue. But I was
like, I was convinced this must be some kind of right wing
funded outfit was very hard to find out who's funding it, but
it's a lot of money. It's more than your typical typical
propaganda operation, but they're out there. They're
submitting FOIA requests.
I admire their work.
Yeah. I just question. I always gotta wonder, you
know, you do have to wonder where they were. But I haven't
seen any real. I mean, they're right wing operation. I think we
can assume that. I think so. Yeah. Like, I like their work. I
think they've done a good job. And they don't, they're not fly
waivers or drum beaters. And they're not, you know, they're
not crazy.
I just like to know a little bit more about who's behind them.
And I know not sorrows.
But I'll tell you kids, come close to your podcast listening
device. Stick those buds deeper into your ear. If you ever get
an opportunity to work in government. Take it James Comey.
The author is a controversial former FBI director he had deal
with flat iron publishing worth reported $2 million writing
about leadership. his handling of the Hillary Clinton
investigation as well as Russian interference in the past
election. No word about whether they'll say anything about
leaking. The book is scheduled for release next spring. Thanks
surprise there, right. Chatty Cathy getting together. chatty
KEN
I think it's it's inappropriate to announce your book deal at
this juncture, don't you? Yes. What do you think that's
what you do nowadays, these days of appropriateness when it comes
to book deals is over liquid. What's Obama getting a billion
dollars or something for his No,
we didn't get a billion dollars. Got gazillions gazillion
dollars?
It's a ginormous amount.
There you go.
I'm just just that way when people use that word, and I get
very annoyed.
You ever heard of flat iron publications? What is that flat?
I think they're an imprint of one of the big publishers. Okay,
so they don't have a small operation like that. If it's
really it was genuinely a small operation. They don't have $2
million to throw away. Throw away.
Right. Well, speaking of the Clintons. Now, let me see. I
don't know how reliable this particular source is. But
according to reliable source, Erik Braverman He's the former
Clinton Foundation CEO, he's the guy that went in was brought in
by Chelsea. And when he saw was going on, he resigned. He's
like, Okay, I'm not gonna do any disappear for a while for quite
a while. Yeah, apparently he's cooperating in a federal
investigation run out of the New York attorney's office of the
Clinton Foundation charity network. The word is he's been
given use immunity and has met at least three times with
authorities and apparently is disclosing things. So I think is
wishful thinking that that's what I think too. But that's the
guy who would know for sure. It would definitely know what's
going on.
All right, well, let's see your low X low stuff. Just little
side stuff. Just get us kind of warmed up after the things I'm
probably nobody cares about but something that galls me. So we
had a bicyclist that was killed recently. Were by a train in San
Jose, I think by a train. And I wanted to just listen to this
report and I want to make some comments afterwards.
zooming down the street, please activity at the other end of the
park more dry but this road was closed was Several hours at
parkour Avenue after police tell us that bicyclists made a fatal
decision that cost him his life. This is how it happened. Please
tell us at about 430 This evening that cyclists was riding
eastbound in the westbound lane on the wrong side of the road.
And while the light rail train was headed for downtown San Jose
at about 40 miles per hour, the signals were working and the
arms are down. And that's when that bicyclists tried to beat
the train through the intersection he collided with
the front of the train and was pronounced dead at the scene.
There was no horn at this intersection. And police say
there was no reason that the victim who they say it was an
adult male couldn't see The approaching train and that left
us with a stern warning tonight for the public. Okay.
Okay, so I'm driving around and this is bicyclists you know
young was hit him all the time. They come zooming across
crosswalks at 40 miles an hour. They're on the wrong side. This
guy is on the wrong side of the road. I could just see him
pedaling away. The all the gates are down don't cross as a train
coming. He looks right. He looks left he sees the train. He
decides to screw all these signs on. I'm on a bicycle I can do
what I want. Which by the way is the web. Believe most bicyclists
are Yeah, and I don't know where that comes from. But yes.
But doesn't come from Holland. No, no. Well, it everyone points
to Holland. Oh, look at Holland. They got all these bikes. Yeah,
yeah, go to Holland. They is a very strict regimen they have.
That's not That's not true. Sorry. I gotta Correct. Okay, so
there's just that's there, then. No, they're not. But it's 100
years of bicycle culture. You don't just be people. It's like
birds flying together. We go left we go. Right. You know,
it's it's culture at this point. So people understand bikes
understand what they can and can't do. And I'm just talking
about Amsterdam specifically. And cars understand. To this day
when I turn right. I always look over my shoulder to see if
there's a bicyclist there. I always that's how I grew up.
That was how I was taught to drive. So these types
of you look to see if there's a bicycle is on your flank
on the bike path. Yes. Yeah. Even if there's not a bike path
there. I'm still looking to see if there's someone there because
that's that's the number one way bicyclists are injured is when
you turn right. And you know, the bicyclists also has a green
light. And you and the car is supposed to wait for a while.
Yeah, the fun is to clip just the rear fender, because then
you can go down and you can just keep on driving. But now we
don't hate bikes in in the Holland we don't. The no doubt I
look here we have the Lance Armstrong bike path, which may
be the reason nobody uses it. And then it's right here in
downtown. And these assholes are not on the bike path, they're in
the middle of the road. And when they do that, I have to get on
the bike path. But mind you,
we have a number of roads that have been ruined. We had a four
lane road called Moran in the Berkeley area. And it's it was
they've turned into a two lane road with two skinny little bike
paths that I can put a camera on these bike pads and let it go 24
hours and there won't be a bike using it right it's just ruined
it just makes the traffic more congested for a number of
reasons not but you got these bike paths are all over the
place. Nobody's in the bike path. They're just going
randomly on the wrong side of the road up and down the
sidewalks spinning around and then they go in front of a train
thing that train is going to stop I don't know what the guy
was thinking but it's like it's not Whose fault is this? And
everyone's Oh, well we gotta be more careful. And Jack just
annoyed with these bicyclists around here.
It's it's the oddest thing. I've followed this for a while the
same is happening in New York City. There is a war it's just
war between bicyclists and and, and automobile automobile
automobile lists. It's a war and it's really coming from the bike
people who and this comes back to the to the study that people
certainly this generation sound old. They feel entitled and I'm
on a bike I'm saving the world. I'm saving the Earth I'm
healthy, get out of my way I should be able to do what I
want. It's a very odd phenomenon. And Austin is not
helping. They're really making it shit everywhere.
No, this is like the situation to have that these colleges have
recently evergreen college a good example or Berkeley where
the people that are in posts of authority refuse to take action.
Yeah, they are they knuckle under instead of saying no,
we're not going to do it that way. You can go find go to
another town move out of here, right? No, no, no. Okay,
whatever you want. We'll do it because all yes, it's so
important. Are you because they don't like somebody squawking at
them, right. Anyway, I just thought I'd play that story so
so people can be reminded about my real attitude. I always get
upset. better word to from somebody they say, Well, you
know I'm a bicyclist and I kind of take offense but I know what
you mean. There are a lot of people that don't you know, they
don't follow the rules.
So no, there's no Go ahead.
Another short clip. Yeah. I got a kick out of this room because
they never mentioned the name of the town in this clip, but under
the law authority was mentioned this is in Murphysboro,
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where we have probably a concentration
of NO agenda nights and followers and listeners. Yes. So
I got the biggest kick out of this story.
If I only knew which one it was life in Murphysboro. Ah, sorry,
here we go.
A new bride spent her honeymoon in jail after allegedly pulling
a gun on her new husband. 25 year old bride and her husband
apparently made a scene at this Tennessee motel. Witnesses say
they'd been drinking. Then the VI got really heated.
She pulled out of her wedding dress, a nine millimeter pistol
pointed at her new husband's head and pulled the trigger.
Well, luckily the gun didn't discharge but then she loaded
it. cocked it fired it into the air. She was arrested and
charged with aggravated assault.
This is there's a point of this story. Okay. Women don't clean
guns.
Wow. Hello, everybody. Welcome to the misogynist. Paskal
podcast, clean guns.
Yeah, there we go. So two stories came out. And I do not
believe this is coincidental. One came out maybe a fraction
earlier. And it was really in my mind men to snow under or snow
over or cover up the story. And I see you have a clip as well
from Seymour Hersh regarding Seth Rich. And all of a sudden,
I saw this like, well, that's actually two things. There's
also the Debbie Wasserman Schultz story which is trying to
trying to get some legs and and this incredible story that this
The former was in LA was in New York, Detective Wheeler, Rod
Wheeler. He's now suing he has a lawsuit and he's implicating
that this was a fake story was that it was concocted by a rich
Trump donor by Fox News and the White House which is fantastic.
If I have I have I have the clip from NPR where they explain
I Okay, I guess I want to make sure that I'm trying to find the
other clip because I have a counter clip to that I'm but
I'll play this
lawsuit filed this morning makes a remarkable claim that the Fox
News Channel and a wealthy Trump supporter worked together to
concoct a false report earlier this year about the death of a
young Democratic Party aide. The person making those allegations
is Rod Wheeler, who is a paid Fox commentator and former
Washington DC police detective. Fox News withdrew the
discredited story a week later, but Wheeler alleges the stories
creation took place with the knowledge of the White House.
There you go.
With knowledge of the White House.
Well, you mean I thought, where's my clip on this?
Are you only I see you have the hearse clip, but I don't know
what else. You also have Debbie Wasserman Schultz maybe or
specifically about this.
Maybe it may be a double clip and it made the problem. Bogus
Seth Rich story on ABC
next day to an explosive new lawsuit against Fox News
alleging links between the White House and a false story about a
murdered democratic staffer and leaked emails. Did the White
House did the President know the story was coming on Fox. It
outraged the family and was then retracted by Fox News. Here's
ABC News Chief national correspondent Tom Yamas.
Tonight.
Tonight, a new lawsuit with a bombshell accusation. The White
House worked with Fox News to spread a false story about a
democratic staffer who was murdered Seth Rich. He worked
for the Democratic National Committee, which was killed in
Washington last year his unsolved death sparking a right
wing conspiracy theory that it was Rich who leaked 10s of 1000s
of DNC emails to WikiLeaks, not the Russians and some claim he
was murdered because of it. In May, Fox reported they had proof
that conspiracy theory about Seth Rich giving emails to
WikiLeaks was real.
If this is true, and Seth fridge gave WikiLeaks these DNC emails
this blows the whole Russia collusion narrative completely
out of the water. But it
was not true and Seth Rich's parents were outraged amid
mounting pressure. Fox retracted the story. The Fox News story
was largely based on quotes from rod Wheeler, a former homicide
detective investigating the case. But now Wheeler is suing
Fox claiming his quotes were fabricated He says he got
involved after being contacted by a well connected Republican
donor and Trump supporter. The investigator says they went to
the White House in April to discuss the Seth Rich story Fox
News was working on with then press secretary Sean Spicer,
he really listened. He didn't say a whole lot. He said that if
I wanted to, he could put me in touch with the White House
general console.
Not long after Spicer denied any knowledge of the Fox News, Seth
Rich story
I'm not aware of generally. I don't get updates on DNC former
DNC staffers, I'm not aware of that.
But today, Spicer admitted he did have that meeting at the
White House with that investigator and donor, calling
the donor a, quote, longtime supporter of the President's
agenda, and the investigator now claims there was more from the
White House two days before Fox aired the story. The
investigator claims the donor left him this voicemail saying
the White House was on board with the story. Note that we
have the full attention of the White House. Tomorrow,
let's close this deal.
Then this follow up text about the Fox News article before it
was even published, quote, not to add any more pressure but the
President just read the article. He wants the article out
immediately. Today, that donor the man in the middle telling
ABC News he's never even spoken to the President before.
It didn't speak to anybody at the White House. I
was being sloppy with my words.
And late today the White House was pressed about that story.
That leader outraged Seth Rich's own family.
The President had no knowledge of the story and it's completely
untrue that here the White House involvement in the story.
Tommy almost put us live tonight outside Fox News in Manhattan
and Tom Fox News is really pushing back against the claims
made by this investigator.
Yeah, so this was this was the big story. I mean, Fox was
covering themselves. It was it was quite interesting
story is so bullcrap. For one thing, we had some clips from
Wheeler when he was on he showed up on Hannity in person, and
he's the one who started making these accusations. And when they
stories bring out this uh, he was, he's suing or being
misquoted being misquoted how he's being misquoted as if, in
other words, he did think this he was he's the reelers The guy
who promoted this idea as a story. Yeah, I saw him live on
on the Hannity's talking about it, we probably clipped it, I
think I'm pretty sure we have a clip of it. Yeah. And, and the
story got twisted, I think when you have to look at the lawsuit,
which I haven't been able to find. But I think wheelers if
he's suing anything he's showing you, he's lost some credibility
in this process. And I think he's maybe showing over that.
But the way they're twisting this, and there's no way the
White House had anything, there's no what is Trump telling
Fox what to do? They don't even like Trump.
Let me see if what this clip is the police
department nor the FBI has been forthcoming. They haven't been
cooperating at all. I believe that the answer to solving his
debt lies on that computer, which I believe is either at the
police department or either at the FBI. Now that's
actually interesting in light of this audio that has been going
around of Seymour Hersh and I know that you have a clip, I
spent quite a bit of time cutting this down. It's a little
longer,
because I only have a clip. Yeah. And I have the whole thing
too. But I decided well, I can only take a piece of pieces to
this, like 10 minutes. Yeah, but if you clipped it down, so it
actually has some flow. You can skip mine. But let me finish
what we're dealing with here. There's a lot of this, you know,
you send stuff to the White House and they always say thanks
for this. Thanks for bringing this to our attention and they
send you a bogus note. Sometimes they have a signature the
president with the FBI machine, or stamp Yeah, rubber stamping.
And it's and so you can say oh, they we've got their attention.
And this guy this middleman is character that supposedly is
spearheading this effort. He's just some blowhard, there's a
million of these guys. The fact that ABC obviously did a sloppy
job on this to an extreme to make this report as though the
White House actually was involved is really shameful. And
this is getting worse by the minute with these guys. There's
no story here. The Seth Rich story is kind of interesting.
And then we have the family somehow getting involved in
because the family's upset by this accusation that says may
have been involved with WikiLeaks. It's everyone's shuts
up Oh, we got to stop pull the story because the family's upset
since then. I'm gonna ask you this. Since when does the
feelings of a family have a dead guy ever taken into account by
anybody? Oh my god, we got to stop reporting about the death
of John Kennedy. Because the family's upset about it.
And in fact, quite the opposite. You know if if kids get killed
somewhere we got to put all the families on camera.
Yeah, make sure to get him to cry. Yeah.
Hey, Somewhere over the rainbow that always works
and what and the thing is that in all these reports you're
gonna hear this. They keep bringing the family up. Oh, this
family's upset. Oh, the family this in the family that when did
this ever become like a point of discussion? Well, new report
well
now over to the Seymour Hersh clip. And Seymour Hersh is? What
is he a Peabody, a Pulitzer Prize winner. He's the Nobel
Peace Prize winner what does he
ever won a Nobel prize but he is a Pulitzer winner but he is the
the he's the guy who's an old timer. He's really knows he's
got a lot of connection. He's the guy who got his first
notoriety for busted open the Mi Lai massacre took place in
Vietnam. And he has always been at the forefront of
investigative stuff. And he always gets to the pretty much
the main story. Now I want to preface before he plays I want
to preface one little note that came up in a conversation once
this is a few years ago, see Maharshi his writings are
fantastic and you should track him down. Apparently when
Seymour Hersh is just talking like if you go listen to his
speech or something he'll throw in stuff that he never puts in
his writings no counted. No, nothing. Not that is not true.
But this is a good example of the kind of stuff that we'll
never see in writing from Hersh. But this is the kind of thing he
probably knows he has been
completely marginalized by the mainstream the M five everywhere
so
kicked out of the M five and for because he's not on board. What
was the impetus
for that? When When did that really start? What was the
impetus for him getting kicked out of the club so to speak?
Well, I think it was a couple of the what did you have to look at
the you read the stuff they did in the London Review of Books?
Yeah. And you can kind of figure out he's probably Russia wasn't
a big Russian. He's a pretty much like a CO and like Stephen
Cohen, he thinks there's a Russian thing is overblown. And
we're in this, I think he believes the Russian collusion
with the Trump campaign is bullcrap. And I think he's
written about that. And he tries to get this stuff published in
your office and you're no longer in the club. Now that they kick
him out of the AMPLIFi van but and most recently, they kicked
him out of the London Review of Books. And now he's right. That
was his only place to publish. Now, he's being published in
Germany can publish them on the show
notes. If that
was in there build the last time last thing he got published, but
this next thing coming up is going to be another blockbuster,
but play.
Okay, so I may have to stop from time to time just to reiterate
what's being said. But it does come to what you heard Wheeler
say I believe the evidence is on the laptop. And this is what
Hirsch corroborates
I'll tell you what I know. It comes off an SEO report. I don't
know how you can figure out I've been around long enough. The kid
gets I don't think he was murdered. I think I don't think
he was murdered because of what he knew the kids a nice boy 27
He was not an IT expert. But he learned stuff. He was a data
programmer. They learned stuff. And so he's living on one
street, someone is living in a very rough neighborhood and in
the deck area was worried about cheating in about eight or nine
or 10 violent robberies.
So here's her saying he doesn't believe that. He was like he was
killed. He lives in a rough neighborhood and he has an FBI
report. Most of
them were somebody brandishing a gun. And it's the kids hands
until he would I'm sure you know what his hands are marked up the
cops concluded he pulled off the people tried to run any shot on
price 22 And then the kids that did it ran they got scared
didn't take it to the hotel
I agree with that seems like if you're gonna kill somebody, you
bring in a 22 to the game
22 is an assassin's gun of choice for is that soldier
direct shots into the skull really is the guy yeah cuz you
get to bullet this way that Vincent Teresa the mobster
assassin discussed this in one of his not a not a novel but a
book that he wrote call. I think it was called Wiseguy. He says
you get to 23 the bullet wants to penetrate Cisco it doesn't
have enough power to be have an exit one so it just bounces
around the brain it's a good one.
But when the cops do this, and here's what I'm telling you.
Maybe you know some of the secret cops if your kid you
generally don't just go you have to kind of with the moat what's
going on? You have to get to the kids apartment and see what you
can find. If they're gonna be dead, you don't need a warrant
but most cops get a warrant because they don't know if the
guy has
got a warrant to go look at his house.
You need a warm it so they get a warm, I'm just turning. There's
such a thing. They go into housing, they can't do much with
his computer, his password. The cops don't know much about it.
So the DC Council cyber unit in DC and they're more
sophisticated. They come and look at it. The idea is maybe
he's had a series of exchanges and somebody says I'm going to
kill your mother fucker over a girl and they can't get in with
the other cyber guys and a little better but they can't
make sense of it. So they call the they call the FBI cyber you
at DC, the DC unit, the Washington Field Office is a
hardship. They have the same morning, they call in the Fed
defense get through. And here's what they find. This is
according to the FBI report, what they find is he makes,
first of all, you got to know you have to you have to know
some basic facts with one of the basic facts. There's no There's
no DNC and Podesta email that exists beyond may 22, may
21 22nd, the last email from either one of those groups. And
so what the report says he makes contact with WikiLeaks that's in
his computer, and he makes contact. Now, I have to be
careful because I don't I met Julian and your Julian 1012
years I say to people like that. He's invited me and when I'm in
London, I always get a message. Come see me at the Ecuadorian
Embassy. He went over there.
Like that part, I thought that was really interesting. He says
that whenever he's in London, Julian Assange always says, Hey,
come hang out. He's like, Fine, I'm not gonna go hang out with
you.
I found that peculiar.
Well, what he says is he has enough trouble being
photographed. Maybe it's because he doesn't want people to know
where he is for it, because he's doing investigative work or
something like that. But, you know, I just found that whole
Yeah, that was very strongly worded. I thought it was
interesting to
get a photograph of the total surveillance. And but anyway,
they found what he had done. He had submitted a series of
documents, of emails, he offered a sample, extensive sampling,
I'm sure dozens of emails and said, I want money later.
Now, this I find really interesting. too, there was
apparently there were emails and Dropbox on his computer. And he
said, here's a sampling of stuff I have. And I want money for it.
So this is very different.
Yeah, it's way different. And but but
but not uninteresting. And somehow Wikileaks did get a hold
of the dropbox password. We
did get the password. He had a Dropbox of protected Dropbox,
which isn't hard to do. They got access to the Dropbox. He also
this is also in the FDA report. He also let people know, was
when we were dealing I don't know how he dealt up. I'll tell
you about WikiLeaks in a second. Also share this box with a
couple of friends. So if anything happens to be
innocuous, I'm going to solve your problem. Okay. I don't know
what that means. I don't know what it was anyway.
So don't worry. If I get killed then this will get out.
But when he's got access, and before he was killed, I can tell
you right now bring into Nashville.
I like that part. I can tell you Brennan's an asshole. D Hello,
Captain Obvious
anyway, but really stuff exit. And before he was killed, I can
tell you right now bring into Nashville. Not all these people
for years cry for sort of a better guy. But now rocket
scientists the NSA guys are fucking morons and they open up
the trouble also sizes. The only the only way they're going to
make it so in order to get hired by SAIC to deliver some
contracts. With Trump, they're gone. They don't make a living
their pension and I'm gonna make it
now. There you go. That is what we're always saying. These guys,
they will want to stick together. They want to rule the
roost. They want things to go their way, because they all want
to get out of government. Make the 2 million like Comey did go
and sit on boards and all these day whole military industrial
complex think tanks. Yes. Thank you sigh Hirsch.
I gotta tell you guys in that job, they don't really want
their attention. They want to be on board like they're going to
Florida. And somebody in the inside. You know, I've been
around a long time they read a lot of stuff. I have somebody
inside who will go and read a file for me. This person is
unbelievably accurate and carefully very high level guys
and you'll do a favor, you're just gonna have to trust me. I
have what they call it in my business one form feminism. I
have a narrative of how that whole fucking thing began is a
branded operation that was an American disinformation and
fucking the frickin president. At one point when they they even
started telling the press they were back briefing the press,
the head of the NSA was going and telling the press is fucking
cocksucker Rogers was telling
me Mike Rogers is that he's talking about?
He's talking about Rogers the head of the NSA.
Right, but is that the new? Okay, so, Admiral Rogers, right.
It was going to leave the press that we would know who the GRU
the Russian and the Russian military intelligence service
leaked it I mean, all bullshit. They were telling these two I
worked at the New York Times for freaking years and shows the
freakin New York Times that they have smart guys, but they're
totally beholden. Come on sources is the president or the
NASA head of the CIA chosen something to actually believe
that I've inherited the times the right adviser go after the
war in the Vietnam War in 72? Because they were just locked
in. So that's what the times is these guys run the fucking
times. And Trump's not wrong. I mean, I wish he would calm down
and a bit of press secretary don't tend to be so Trump's not
looking like a model.
So for me, the big takeaway of that clip was the New York Times
is run by the intelligence agencies, it's run by sources,
and they control the whole thing. That was the big takeaway
for me. I like that a lot.
Yeah, and I think it's true. Yeah. And when he when he refers
to the president, not Trump, he says, refers to Trump as Trump
when he first president is referring to Obama Obama. Yeah,
yeah. And yes, I found that to be very interesting. So by
wishing it got cut off yeah, at some point and I'd like to end
it was getting good. Where it got cut off maybe? Yeah, maybe
it wasn't another part is another version or second part.
I'd like to hear that.
Well, we'll get something but first, I should probably thank
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yeah, I was okay.
Well, then you get to catch up with a couple of stories here. I
think you can do another the fourth
floor of I'm sorry, the chat room new idea. The climate coin.
Think about the success of that. Where of every climate coin you
get 0.000001 will go to save the world.
That's not actually not a bad idea. Create it save the world.
You know, so I'm watching France 24. And they did throw this
little I didn't know you know about the Paris Climate Change
Agreement. Everybody's like, you know, made a big fuss. They made
such a huge fuss when Trump says I already we're out right? What
what do you think they went people make such a huge, huge
fuss about any of that.
Well, hora, who's making the big fuss? You mean? Well, they're
making it of flesh? Well, because you're making a fuss.
All these people are making a fuss of Americans are making a
fuss? Well,
the Americans are mind controlled into believing Trump
is stupid and bad and horrible. And he's going to kill
everybody. And the rest. I'm pretty sure they just wanted
their money.
Well, how much money it thinks involved here that we're paying
are total.
Total $3 trillion
total for what's that? What's that total is that for the whole
thing? That's all
the money that's gonna go to Africa.
Making This Up that'll make it funny thing is you're not that
far from the truth. I
didn't think I'm not making up the numbers. And let's play
this clip the Paris Climate Change Agreement, and they'll
give us some real numbers.
Governments around the world have to put their money where
their mouth is global renewable energy investments totaled $305
billion in 2015. But that's got to grow to an average of 900
billion per year until 2030. If the Paris Climate Agreement is
to be implemented, if not, we'll miss our goal of staying within
two degrees Celsius of pre Industrial Revolution levels.
Yeah, I
have a couple clips. 10 seconds. Yeah. I'm just telling you up
front.
900 blush. Yeah. billion. Year? Yes. A year until 2030. Yeah.
Then in other words, let's just round it off to what they don't
want to round it off. Because it sounds ridiculous. A trillion
dollars a year. For the next what? 15 years. That's $30
trillion. Now I want to No wonder everybody's bent out of
shape. This is a bonanza
and it's going to African nations a lot of this money.
That's where it's going. Wherever it's
going. It's out. Let me put it this way is rip off. Ah,
yeah.
Yeah, it is
a trillion dollars a year.
That's why as far as I know, that's all the President said
was, hey, if there's a better You'll out there. He didn't say
I don't believe in, in this the climate accord, he said just as
not a good deal. Yeah, and I can see where the climate, the Paris
accord can be a good deal in economic hitman kind of way,
where all right, here's, we're gonna put this money up. And
then American companies will use that to go build something. You
know, it's it's kind of a stimulus package in a way. And
it's a stimulus package for the world, the whole IDM is a
stimulus package. The whole idea is stimulus. The whole idea is,
here's, here's the little gotchas that they do climate
people are going, Oh, well, wait a minute. It's very the the
agreement is loose, you don't have to come up to these
standards by any means. It's not, that's not important. They
kept talking about all that sort of thing, but never mentioned a
trillion dollars.
I think we probably just not a trillion, but we discussed huge
amounts of money.
Yes, but this is a every year, are you kidding me? That's what
it is. Anyway,
and, well, this kind of plays into what you know, we should
probably open the gate, we haven't opened the gate
to the gate to the to the kingdom. And I have a couple
of clips from
Matt Ridley, he's a member of the UK House of Lords. These are
not particularly new. But they were sent to me, and I thought
they were really interesting. And the reason why I wanted to
bring them up is so I could hear you play your instruments,
because it's always fun. So this, this two degrees, this two
degrees increase. That's not entirely true. Why? Even by
their own calculations, it would be pretty much impossible for
that to happen that quickly. Listen, the
second reason is that the models are assuming something which we
now know pretty well not to be true. And that is that the
carbon dioxide warming will be hugely amplified by a water
vapor warming. It's it's a very little known fact, which is
often sort of kept out of the conversation to my frustration,
that it's widely agreed by the IPCC and everybody else, that if
you double carbon dioxide, you only get one degree of warming.
So you'd have to double it to get one degree of warming. So
all of this, we're going to rise by two degrees would mean we'd
have to treble it or maybe quadruple it before and like
quadruple, maybe,
yeah,
1.2 1.1, you know, that sort of zone of warming.
If you double the stock, the double the
levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Now he's going to explain these climate models a little bit.
Again, this is from Mad relief from the UK House of Lords,
we get into the range of of the higher increases that some
people are worried about those would seem to be pretty
dangerous.
Yes, well, two reasons. One is because the rate of warming has
been much slower than predicted. So if you go back and look at
what the IPCC, climate models have predicted, that we have
seen much less warming over the last 20 years, 30 years, 40
years, 50 years, then those models have predicted we've seen
about, we've seen a little more than point one degree per
decade.
And please, for those who already with your cackles of
talking about us being climate deniers is very important what
he's saying he says the models were incorrect. He's not saying
that it didn't get warmer, but not by what the models
predicted. Ergo, the models are not to be trusted.
The IPCC, remember in 2013, came out and said that it is very
confident that more than half of the warming since 1950, is
manmade. Now, we've had point eight of a degree since 1880,
about point five of a degree since 1950. More than half of
that is point two, five of a degree. So they're saying that
something like a third of a degree of warming is manmade
over 50 years. Now, that's extremely hard to measure. And
we've got no really good evidence that we're measuring it
accurately. In fact, the surface temperatures tend to find a
slightly faster rate than the satellite, which implies that we
are contaminating the record with urban heat island effects
and things like that local warming, in other words, not
global warming.
Alright, now we go over to the 90% I love this. I love this guy
just tackled everything up above 123. Here's the 97% bogus claim,
I often am created with the clever response will 97% of
scientists disagree with you and you're only an economist so how
can you hold that view, given that there's this massive
consensus that 97% of scientists are convinced, what's the act?
What's your reaction to them?
Well, I'm in the 97%. That is to say, it's true that 97% of
scientists are of a particular view about climate, then let's
go and ask what that view is. And if you go and look at the
origin of that figure, it was that a certain poll of 79
scientists, by the way, an extraordinary small sample said
that they 90 Certainly that 97% of them agreed that human beings
had influenced climate, and the carbon dioxide was a greenhouse
gas. Well, I'm in that group. Pretty well. Every skeptic I
know is in that group. I'm amazed they found 3% disagree
with that, if you see what I mean, so, so actually, whenever
you hear that 97% number, it's not referring to a consensus
about dangerous climate change. It's referring to a consensus
about human's ability to affect the climate.
There's a little interesting addition, I didn't know about
the survey.
I think he's got that wrong. I think your original discussion
of the 97% number is more accurate than that.
And finally, he excoriates President Obama.
So when President Obama tweeted that 97% of climate scientists
agree that climate change is manmade and dangerous. The first
word was right, the second word was wrong. Just not true. And
they were afraid he was just telling a lie or misinformed
about that. It's now there has never been any study, which has
shown that 97% of scientists think climate change, manmade
climate change is dangerous.
That's I think, kind of where his point is.
Yeah, I think that's a good point, too. And I guess that was
a lie.
Yes. But now we go to the high priest, and I did have some
thoughts about Al Gore, as I was watching him, because he has the
movie coming out now the inconvenient sequel. And he's
being excoriated on Fox, you know, like, oh, he uses 21 times
the power of a normal human in America for his house. And
yeah, specious arguments, but very funny. Yeah. It's a private
jet. Yeah. My god.
Yeah, that's always funny. But there was a q&a session and the
mayor of what's the name of this island? It's a small little
island. Right off the east coast. It is. The mayor is also
I guess, he's the head crab guy. And he has a question about
global warming and the rising sea level.
I'm a commercial crabber and I've been working the Chesapeake
Bay for 50 plus years, and I have a crab house business out
on the water and water level is the same as it was when the
place was built in 1970. Ro I'm not a scientist, but I'm a keen
observer. And If sea level rise is occurred, and why am I not
seeing signs that we're our island is disappearing?
Have you because he goes like, how am I gonna do this?
But it's because the erosion and not sea level rise and plus we
get eroded and lose, we will lose our island. But back to the
question why? Why am I not seeing signs of the sea level
rise?
What do you think the erosion is due to Mayor?
Wave actions?
That was to say water? Well, yeah, I'm
not seeing signs of the sea level rise.
What do you think the erosion is due to Mayor?
First thing I Googled was is this island selling sand. That
was the first thing I checked apparently they're not
wave action storms.
They wave action.
Is that increased? Any?
Not really, really?
So you're losing the island even though the waves and haven't
increased?
Yeah, fish this the erosion has been going on? Since Captain
John Smith discovered the island. Yeah, and well, it's
gotten to our door. Well, we got to put a stop to you know, and
we focus on it more.
Well, arguments about science aren't necessarily going to be
of any comfort to you. And I'm sorry for what you're going
through
and you're now Now it turns out the guy is not only a shield,
but God knows he's a shill
your neighbors on Tangier Island. I read about you in the
paper. There was an article in the Washington Post, I believe,
after President Trump called you up and won't necessarily do you
any good for me to tell you that the scientists do say that the
sea level is rising in the Chesapeake Bay and that you've
lost about two thirds of your island already in in over a
longer period of time. And the forecast for the future is
another two feet of Sue. What would another if if there was
another two feet of sea level rise? What would that mean for
Tangier Island?
See how brilliant he is our gore? Yes, he turned that right
around, said Well, look, I know you're a shill and I know why
you're here to make trouble for me. I'm trying to make a buck
here and on US dollar and so forget about what happened, how
it happened, whatever if and what if, all of a sudden there's
too much water? Tangier
Island, is our elevation is only about four foot above sea level.
Yeah. And if if I see sea level rise occurring, I'll shout it
from the housetop Okay, um, then we don't have, you know, the
land to give up. But I'm just not seeing it.
Yeah. Okay. Well, one of the challenges that leads issue
well, taking what the what the scientists say, and and
translating it into terms that are believable to people where
they can see the consequences in the in their own lives. And I
get that and I try every day to figure out ways to ways to do
that.
Yes, this is exactly what a televangelist does when he may,
perhaps not fully or non believer shows up at the pulpit.
Al Gore is literally Jim Baker. He is preaching a religion and
asking you to give him money for it.
Yeah, totally. And and he's always got the answers to
Well, if he just changes the entire the entire discussion,
the premise of course, of course it's very easy. Now there seems
to be a report here about Tangier Island, they have some
kind of excavated river you watch this is all going to be
related. Has nothing to do with rising sea level. Which is not
but why should we believe stupid guy like that? He's a crabber.
What does he know? The dumb crap for average, no, Robert would a
crabbers know nothing. It's also changed to being what you had.
First it was global warming then it was climate change. The new
term I'm hearing is climate crisis. Do I like that one? Yes.
Be and kids are apparently now also getting tattoos of the
extinction symbol. But is that? Well, you have to look it up. If
you just search for extinction symbol, it's a tattoo. And and
it's about it's their silent protest. Kids. It's their silent
protest against the extinction of 1000s of species per day or
per hour. Godman
heard that for the last 25 years of course we've been hearing Oh
that thing? Yeah, it's like an hourglass with a circle around
it. Well with two with a cross in it
it's got a way across it's got an
x Yeah, next Yeah. Cross X. Yeah, but
the x has got a line at the top and a line at the bottom is an
hourglass Yeah,
that's that's the new hip thing. That's the new tattoo. We should
get those kind of
get looks like good also looks like a radiation thing.
I'm Radioactive. Yeah. Yeah. So really just depends on
interpretation I presume you're either for your against
extinction or your radioactive the end and yeah, this you see
this movement of kids don't want to have kids.
You go here there you go. I was right. The symbol I'm going from
their website extinction symbol, a symbol above represents
extinction. The circle signifies the planet while the hourglass
inside serves as a warning that time is running out. The world
is definite is currently undergoing a mass extinction
event. And this symbol is intended to help raise awareness
of the urgent need
this is not a game this is the stuff that I used to talk about
on daily source code you know 15 years ago whatever you know, the
Oh mass extinction event these are conspiracy theories and now
it's okay now it's now it's so accepted we can get a tattoo of
it Yeah, yeah.
So we have an extinct such a catastrophic loss of
biodiversity is highly likely to cause widespread ecosystem
collapse and consequently render the planet uninhabitable free
human.
Again, you know, it's like well that that is possible. I mean,
Mother Nature is really not on our side we know this not
possible mother nature always wants to kill us.
Well, there's that but that's that change
it's all part of the Armageddon which is close now. The but I
got a bond market report for you. Oh, no, I'm
just I'm just getting close to climate gate first. Oh, yes.
I'm sorry. Gate close it up close. Yes, we go to the Virgin
Islands. To one this guy, this article from Reuters to St.
Croix and they the the bond market is closed up for them. No
more borrowing money for them.
And that's no good if you want to get money. Well,
no. And it's it's possibly also related to Puerto Rico not far
away, who had some issues, you know, the bondholders bought
Vonda issue was like, man, we don't think we're going to do
that. So it's going broke. They now they have to start taxing
all kinds of stuff like soft drinks and cigarettes. And
there's no they're increasing taxes on stuff. And you know,
it's just, it's a it's an implosion of sorts. And I
wonder, are we going to see another bailout? Like Puerto
Rico, which was I don't think a very favorable one for Puerto
Rico. Or is this just a one little
the banks own the place? Yeah.
Yes. Yeah. With them, but so the banks own the place, and this is
like, baillio. Aliens. This is x. And he's saying x Axelrod
capital. He's like, Screw him. Let's St. Croix meltaway.
Oh, the take over the whole place and make all the money.
Okay, how long does that take?
Probably not as long as you think
can we get in on it? Is the question can
we guess? That's the boy. No, it's too bad. Answer that No, no
way.
Do you think this is a signal though of more issues with the
bond market and other municipal?
I don't think this is a button trigger. No. Okay.
All right. Dow 22,000 is a trigger for me. Come on. We got
it.
There's no evidence is gonna go down. In fact, if you listen to
the Horowitz Dvorak show DH unplugged, you will you know,
what did you guys call dow 30,000? Already?
Know, neither one of us had called die will call dow 3032.
Really? Yeah, it's gonna go to 30. Eventually, there's no doubt
about that. But doesn't have to be within this in this
particular bull market. Right. 30,000 may be the ceiling where
it collapses. That's not a you know, there you go. It's always
some some symbol, symbolic number.
Yeah. Well, that's where we got to get our coins out as soon as
possible. Yeah, I think so too. I'm just gonna keep jamming on
that.
I have a couple of clips about the one of the things that
happened right after our last show was the DPRK. Yes. Send
another missile into the air. Yeah. And I got a couple of
clips on this. And this of course, of course we could.
Let's play the background here, though. This is the NBC wrap on
beat DPRK Okay, here
we go. The President wasn't talking about Putin today. As
for the other big foreign crisis, North Korea's launch of
a long range missile that could reach much of the US
will handle North Korea. We're gonna be able to end the day
until the it will be handled. We handle everything.
But as Secretary of State is trying to do it alone, so far,
only to have 24 assistant secretaries slots filled and one
of six under secretaries all holdovers from Obama, as veteran
diplomats leave in droves. A mass exodus say multiple sources
because of Trump policies and drastic budget cuts. Secretary
Tillerson did meet with the President today a regularly
scheduled meeting as the State Department scrambles to try to
meet his deadline getting hundreds of diplomats and other
workers out by September 1. Leicester
I'm amazed at the number of wood of diplomats we have in Russia.
Oh the 700 Yeah, we have 1400 I get taken half of them out.
That's a lot.
Yeah, that's what I thought that's a couple of guys in his
secretary.
What are they all doing? Just reading the newspaper and
reporting back now that's my point. Like mine 1400
Nicholas, yeah, but then But back to the the the DPRK thing
this is they trying to make more out of this and they were so we
have like bullcrap stories like this one. This was the DPRK
airliner this little tidbit on ABC
or next year to North Korea's dangerous new launch and what we
did not know what the time the commercial airliner filled with
passengers flying in the same region at intercontinental
ballistic missile flying higher farther and longer than ever
before landing we're just minutes before an airliner with
more than 300 people on board past very close to that spot.
Yeah, now there was it was nowhere near
it. I saw them putting up flightaware.com Look, this is
live. You can see everything live. Okay. Yeah, I look at that
all the time. It'd be awesome to see the plane jump, like an age
somewhere else jumping to the left jumping to the right.
That's all the ADSB stuff. It's really cool. But I mean, you're
not really showing us an accurate representation. We just
Meanwhile, over RT they had to Ed Schultz has this little
commentary, which I thought was the eye roller of the group does
DPRK Ed Schultz
submarine activity if the Pentagon On has detected some
type of injection from a North Korean submarine. Who knows
whether their stealth ability is there or not. They can park off
Los Angeles or off the west coast and deliver something from
a submarine. Isn't that the real concern for the United States
right now?
Without question. I mean, remember when we're talking
about a nuclear weapon, this is a two stage piece. What you need
is the nuclear weapon itself. And you need the delivery
system. If you could actually have a launching space that's
just off the west coast. You could literally hit any city in
America, Povey.
Yeah, they should have brought Hawaii back into the picture.
You know? Yeah. That guy was like some Jim agreeable see. I
said, did they be CIA agent?
Former it was just a current agent. I think is former. Well,
there is no such thing.
Yes, that's true. Yeah, he's just a total stooge, whatever
show yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, we got submarines. They're gonna
be right off the coast. They're gonna be blown up the place. The
first thing I thought of was Austin can get. So we know
Austin's a target.
Well, yes, we do. We saw it on the map there. But there's other
other things at play. Now the South Korean president the new
guy, he's all of his things like, maybe we should have some
some rockets and anti ballistic stuff here. What did they do to
flip the him?
I don't know. But they did. They definitely flipped. They flipped
him big time. Yeah, they're all these missile launchers and all
this other stuff. And yeah, I mean, I wonder if maybe we have
better relations with North Korea than we think. Hey, Annie,
can you launch a couple of missiles for us because these
these eight holes down and said they will take them home?
Thanks. So we need to
buy our stuff. Yeah. Maybe we had trouble
the last one spin wheel out of control is we'll send some
people over we'll fix the problems. You're having got some
people space Kim
Kim. Kim Jong Kim Kim Jong Yong Yong. Hey, you got a login. Will
you log into? Yeah, log into Salesforce. Okay. You see, this
is this guy, this moon guy. That's, that's your target. You
got to go get him and document your progress in Salesforce.
They're on the sales team. It could You could be right. Could
be. And I'm still not convinced they have a nuclear weapon. Do
we know this? For sure.
Yeah, we know for sure. How do we know what it's like? It's
like less. It's less powerful than the first Hiroshima bomb.
It's very, very,
but how do we know they have? How do we know that we have they
have that we know this? Absolutely. For sure.
My understanding is yes, we know it. Absolutely.
I just don't know how we ever came upon this knowledge. You
know, it's one of the
one they wait every time they blow one out. We kind of figure
it out.
What did they buy it?
What are they? Their own?
Okay, so they so they can
although there's a lot of belief that did Pakistanis, which we
know of because they've done atmospheric tests. There may be
some deal going on with the Pakistanis and their technology.
We don't know. Well, it just seems the other way around. Some
people think the Pakistanis got it from North Korea.
It seems so as somebody
blames Clinton to say Bill Clinton gave him the technology.
I've heard that it seems kind of backward like we have the
technology to build a nuclear bomb. Even though it's weak yet
we still haven't figured out that rocketry boy we're under
Brian Brown has been doing that since the 40s But we can't
figure it out one day it'll fly far enough. I mean, what point
is this just bullshit
point A yeah
I mean if you if you can figure out a bomb if you if you
understand that
but the bomb is like a big mix McCain machine does not like the
it's not like a bomb you could move around it's like the first
bombs when we blew those initial ones. I feel like a big square
thing there with tons
and they apparently just go
that's a bit some bits of Mr. Small explosion
um, I'm on board with the they're just helping sales.
I liked that idea because it did work. And
maybe they get a kickback maybe they get maybe they're on a base
plus they got a basis and they get some expenses and then get a
Benny when they sell some missiles so may have anti
missile ballistic stuff.
Yeah. That's the way I do it. Okay, now you go to Debbie
Wasserman Schultz. Grand Rounds, like to very much because this
AWS clip
Yeah, this story is really not getting much traction surprise,
although you'd think that there would be a lot of stuff going on
already. Investigations are some of this complex
and let me try to simplify. Basically, Debbie Wasserman
Schultz Schultz has employed three brothers who were of
Pakistani origin. Three times the salary of everybody else who
does it on Capitol Hill. This all started years ago. They must
be really good at their job. Apparently they failed. They
failed and Best Buy in other places. I guess if you fail at
BestBuy you get to be hired by the hill with a BestBuy there
Isaac Cameron which one was one of those outlets now what
happened though is that she's employed these folks. And over
the past years there's been real issues regarding the fact that
every other Democrat person they worked for on a hill fired them
and but they were retained by her now what is really key here
to remember Laura's taught us about hard drives, it's about
the fact that these individuals during the time they worked for
her on Capitol Hill and her position there as a member of
Congress brothers,
Three brothers, the origin, which is not in and of itself,
had massive access to all sorts of databases to include email of
other members of Congress superuser access to the system
itself. And most importantly, the sensitive information being
held by the house, foreign affairs committee and other
committees that they had access to. What this all comes down to
is like, Okay, you could have all that. But what gets worse is
she actually employs these folks, apparently to do hideous
things behind the scenes. There's evidence now that at
least one of these brothers was helping her do the Bernie
Sanders malevolent activities of trying to manipulate things
against him. They actually helped her do things like voice
change calls, they actually did all these other things, which
they don't. Then there's evidence.
I even remember that story briefly. The voice change calls?
Do you remember that story?
Hi, this is Debbie Wasserman Schultz. I mean, I'm sorry,
I'm someone else.
Hey, hey, it could have been.
That's a pretty good one, isn't
it? Was so these guys were paid 3x? Because there there were
dirty tricksters. Yeah. That's what I'm thinking yes. Or at
least they claimed to be I mean, I guess they weren't that
competent. And I'm wondering if that $300,000 that they suppose
the embezzle was actually the payoff? Oh, I mean, where do
they get $300,000? From just from the computer? I mean, you
gotta have some, you know, where did it come from? I think was
the payoff. And maybe the idea was a pay them off here and get
out. Yeah. And but somebody got wind of it. And they stopped the
guy at the airport. And now we're now all hell's broken
loose, and everyone's keeping it under wraps. No one wants to
talk about it. And at the very end says the just at the end of
the clip, did you play them? No, no, it's not. It's not I'll play
the games. There's another little tidbit here. I went,
Whoa, what?
They actually helped her do things like voice change calls,
they actually did all these other things, which just then
there's evidence, data access to dumped off into a third
database, which is now being called a breach. So that's why
the Capitol Hill police rolled in saying something wrong here.
And now the FBI has rolled in. And let me give you the big, big
takeaway here. It looks like a foreign intelligence service may
be the recipient of all this and something called the Muslim
Brotherhood.
The Muslim Brotherhood. Oh, they're gonna really say
it. Yes. Pharisee theory conspiracy now, but that's where
apparently all this has been going in law enforcement. Why
the FBI is now investigating beyond the flyers brothers
have been kicking around Capitol Hill in various capacities for
it. But they essentially were blacklisted by most of the other
Democrats. Correct. But she found that she gave them a home.
She gave her interesting and they actually suspended most of
their access in February of this year. And she kept them on
anyway. So just
a very nice person, apparently said jobs program to dance
around $1,000
been kicked over to Paxton finally was the straw that broke
the camel's back, but his
wife is gone. She's safe right over there in Pakistan.
What was now it was a little little tidbit.
The tidbit was that it? Some intelligence services involved
in that would be the ISI, which was never mentioned. And I don't
know about the Muslim Brotherhood or not. But these
guys are Pakistan is a lot of these Pakistanis over here, work
for the ISI, which is the CIA. And they're a tough, often tough
group. They target mostly India, and they keep track of all kinds
of stuff. And this would be a good way to do it. And I think
these guys were dirty tricksters, and they probably
got to pay off and they just couldn't get out of town in time
fast enough, because something, something came up, I think maybe
it was the copy of the database or something else, and I will
ever know. I gotta tell us anything.
I wish we'd really had access to the, to some of these networks.
I'll bet you everybody is hacking around on everybody
else. Yeah, it's just you think that everyone's all good? And
no, no, I'm sure that there's no, there's probably some
Republican douchebag who's got who's got his own team, and
they're hacking right back where they're hacking their own
people. You have to, I mean, ever since I remember. I think
this one, we had the publicly listed company, and there was a
court case. And the court case said yes, if you work for a
company, your boss is allowed to read your emails. You remember
this?
Yeah, yeah. And yeah, well, there's there's some companies
it's true. The bosses would love to read
all companies. That's true. Yeah, you All companies, that's
true. But I remember that there was just a little blip of
outrage. And then subsequently, I was the Chief Technology
Officer, I got a whole bunch of requests, like, Hey, we gotta
check this guy. What's he saying? What's he doing? I put a
stop to it at a certain point, I just can't stop. But you know,
now we're talking 9697. And I think just everyone's just
hacking everywhere. And the worst is when you had the IT
guys, and they get a hold of the like, someone's like the CFOs
sheet of salaries, and then that would circle around and this has
been going on for decades.
And to things that she does, the salary seems to be an old trick
amongst hackers to get to install a virus.
In the Excel sheet, that's a good one,
you would put, you would just leave a floppy disk around in
the days with a floppy disk. And these days, be labeled a salary,
a spreadsheet.
And these days, be like what is that? Is that a coaster? It's a
very odd thing as that is today. But I wonder if that's from the
time when they had these crazy antennas. We're just learning
about all those
crazy antennas.
I'm going to show my son moved by donate to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
we're gonna read off a few people's names. If anybody does
name doesn't get mentioned I'd like to know. Because I believe
there's some names missing from this spreadsheet. Oh, I have
reason to believe. So pay careful attention. If you want
your name mention if you had a note or something, but let's
name them. Baron ladder Quinn in Houston, Texas. $150. Sir Kevin
deals the Baron of Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, North
Carolina $128.64 James from all in Mountain View. $123.45 You
guys keep me sane and laughing. Jamie Scott 111 11 and Plano
Texas that came as a check just by itself. John robbing $100.
Gerald Preston Boob 808 Boob Laurent bureau in Vitel Vitel
like detail the water area at ad ad dollars is our walk on no
agenda social Gordon? Anyways French Yes. With a name bureau.
I mean, come on.
And and he sent us a donation. Yeah, well, Sue LePhone diamond
brands. Gordon Jones 770. Jean morphus 25. Short got Nate in
Sebastopol, California. 60 969 They were posh. In Omaha,
Nebraska. $60.06 was the mini boob.
And he needs a D douching. He says shout out to leave Britain
for hitting me in the mouth.
You've been de deuced
Clayton and Grand Island Nui Nebraska 60. He has a bag call
out for Alex Tom dari in DeForest, Wisconsin 5510 Sir
Kevin pain in the ass Richmond Virginia 5432 Sean and ASOs 5150
Now she this takes her to Dame hood donation note in separate
email. We should do that. Let me see let's look Shawna, I wonder
if she sent it to me. Maybe yes, here it is. I think oh, no, no,
no, no, no. The No. I do have
Shannon ash August 2 2017 train whistle the attached accounting
sufficient available for on show reading items one through four.
One accounting attached title is the title she wants. Dame Shana
the salsa queen I think that's on there. Scotty sassy salsa
queen. Salsa as in food not that dance style douchebags. These to
play here it is JCD on the train whistle where's my train was
hauled out here's one that's not the best one but it's one of
them. Okay, travelled karma to Austin on Friday for a week I
have traveled karma has not already been sent out earlier in
the show have traveled karma has already been sent out more train
whistle whatever. So inspired. Conan sent a jingle this evening
to Adam titled blocked
Yes, I have it. I've that's what Yes, I got it here and Conan
salata who did the art for five nine or one says it a madam
tomorrow. Sean in Nashville finally be claiming your title
of day she sent her accounting to John who she happens to have
a huge crush on. So I know she's going to love the jingle I've
attached usually I would usually I let her listen to them before
I send them in but not this one. I'm making her wait till show
day will you played in her honor?
Okay, well she's a dame so we'll do the train whistle and then
you can follow up with that thing. Yeah, and
then it's a little long so about I won't play the whole thing
we'll play the end of show and and also at the karma, let's do
it.
Doing this thing on some of these guys now it's pretty
funny. I say I bullcrap. But I put hashtag blocked just a
freak. Ah hashtag block. Three guys. You've got karma. Blocked,
blocked. blocked. Nice. Good one. Onward. Raja Raber Robbie.
Robbie was Sandlin in Helsinki, Finland 51. Apparently has been
listening non stop the show after show. And I'm not sure the
pregnancy was first name but sorry. bbe. Marta Karlstrom in
Portland, Oregon. $50. Matthew derny 50 Justin Barber, Los
Angeles, California. 50. And last but not least, Jared Soos
in Chicago. 50. Want to thank all these folks are helping us
produce show 99
Yeah, and I wanted to make a little mention based on an
article that was sent to me in the was some finish. Oh, this
must have come from Sir wonder how banks in the US are warning
against bad taste jokes in online banking payments. And
now, I just wanted to bring this up now. The See, here's one of
the Okay, this is one of Finland's banks. We contact the
proper authorities when necessary based on the act on
detecting and preventing money laundering and terrorist
financing. banks and financial institutions have the
responsibility to know their clients so that discrepancies in
usual income or cost streams may prompt contact. And so they say
you know, don't put in like some funny little thing and I'm
saying this for people using PayPal or other forms of
electronic payment. It could get get you in trouble. Have we had
people's I know they haven't gotten in real trouble. But I
know some payments have been stopped and then you
know, it's like, oh, that's because they put some terrorist
mess. Yeah, like the caliphate? Yeah. Yeah. Here's your money
from the caliphate or ISIS, ISIS, ISIS. ISIS in America is
something like that. Yeah. So just because just donate your
donation from ISIS. Just don't do that.
It's not a very good practice, actually. And then I hear that I
guess Skype is now going to be integrating Pay Pal. I'm not
sure exactly how that fits together other than maybe just a
presence. Like if you're on Skype, then you automatically
can send Pay Pal to somebody I think. And they've announced
they're going to somehow integrate Bitcoin. This may be
the solution for everybody. So
this is not going to happen. You don't think so? Well, I don't
know how you can.
I think there has to become an exchange with now. It seems
like too much work. sketchy. I don't know why. When I see it,
I'll believe it right.
Now, let me ask you a philosophical question. If you
could a dean indeed send bitcoin and it would show up in our
account as dollars. Would you be okay with that?
Some point,
I'm just asking you a question. Yeah,
of course I would. Okay.
Yeah, that to me would be no different than than any other
currency coming in as long as it comes in in dollars. I think
that's we'd be okay with that. But not with the cutlet anyway.
We don't need to get into another one of those
conversations. Well, thank you everybody. That looks shorter
than I thought actually John I list
I believe that this there was a flaw that took place and you
think
we're missing names? Yes. Crap. I hate that. Okay, so how do we
figure this out? Just have people email you you
be and then up for hours or email shill at no agenda.
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Oh, that's on Mastodon the no agenda social.com It's called
toot toot. They do you think Zuckerberg is running for
president?
I think I think his minions around him. I think he is and I
think he maybe once people would think that I have no idea that
he is not equipped to be president. Oh, he's
not equipped for sure. No,
he's not equipped as a as a social be as a social animal to
do it.
But I keep reading the
introverted may have Asperger's I'm not sure. But at night, he
has all the elements of it. And he's not a it's just you know,
just
just every but everybody's Well, you know what he hired? What's
the guy's name? David Plouffe? Yeah, if it was Obama's 2008
campaign manager,
right plus bluff.
But didn't this guy also work for Amazon and a couple other
places? He's pretty. I think he's more like a Silicon Valley
insider at this point. I don't know off. So that's,
I would love it. If he tried running for president that would
be fantastic.
Imagine the debate. I
mean, the amount of crap that Trump has to put up with and
Trump was a public figure of the highest order. managing to do it
was pushed into it by stone, according to him. And where's
that? Where
did you say that?
He said it on that interview of that book. Bring me Roger Stone.
It was brought up by the producer of the movie. He said
Stone had told him that he had talked Trump into running in 20.
Like a couple of like in 2020, some earlier period when Trump
kept cropping up as a potential presidential candidate and
finally got him to do it. Roger Stone is according to the
according to Roger Stone, probably Yeah. According to
Roger Stone, but it's unbelievable.
Yeah, I'm often looking for you know what to do after life after
no agenda, because we will live on presumably, but I saw this
job and I was like, this sounds like something for me. Yeah,
yes, it's a job at NASA. It's the planetary protection
officer. And my job would be to make sure humans in space do not
contaminate planets and moons. Oh, just
right out of Star Trek,
as well. I'm directive. I also have to ensure that alien matter
does not infect Earth, obviously and I would receive $187,000 a
year for this.
For this bogus job that doesn't even exist and there's no word
is nothing. Okay,
well, let's take it the job is real. It does exist.
Yeah, the job is real but it's uh come on
well you know in the in
the diamond save I'm cutting back on the government that's
one of the jobs that goes unless you get to a two way interface
with the aliens in Utah I think that's what they're there.
They're in Utah
wasn't wasn't wasn't Trump gonna, you know uncover 56
Wasn't Trump gonna uncover everything and let us know about
all?
He maybe already has, but they won't let him talk.
We'll see I have a couple things I still want to play.
Well, I've got one well what you're looking at over let's go
with chipped in the USA chipped?
Oh, yes, this story.
We're back now with a story that's likely to create some
conversation around your dinner table. We've had it certainly in
the studio, would you let your company microchip you? At first
it sounds like something you'd normally reserved for your dog.
But it's new technology now being used in humans and one
company is getting national attention for implanting devices
under the skin of employees, allowing them to leave their ID
badges behind. And bases Ron Mont has our story from River
Falls, Wisconsin,
Todd Westby might just have a hand in shaping the future. The
CEO of vending machine maker three square market literally
opening doors with automation that's turning some workers into
high tech machines of sorts. This is a lot more than just
some sort of novelty to you.
It is its reality. With all of the interest we've seen in it, I
can tell this is definitely the future.
By injecting a right sized microchip into a willing
employees hand. All kinds of data can be programmed into them
from driver's licenses and medical ID cards to logging onto
computers, you have to hold it up to something such as this,
even purchasing snacks in the company break room. More than 50
employees have volunteers how much of that hurt didn't really
hurt a lot a third holding off for now, that's kind of freaks
me out a little bit. Some experts suggest caution among
the concerns, ID theft, health, and whether the chips can be
tracked by GPS,
the most people don't really understand how this technology
works, what data is collected, how it's stored, or who might be
able to get access to it legally, or illegally.
Three square says their employees cannot be tracked by
satellite. Melissa Timmons was skeptical, but it's now chipped.
Yeah, right now, it's
only to buy a candy bar and get in our building. But there's a
lot more that's going to be becoming with it
chips off a new block.
I'll choose to pay with my hand here. Cool.
And technology, once again hand in hand.
Well, it's not like we haven't talked about this for the entire
lifecycle of the show. It's true.
And there's one guy that had to get the and some guy look like
an idiot, some guy there. And he's just standing there with
his mouth kind of open and he's got a t shirt on that says I've
been shipped. And he's so proud of it.
I need this t shirt. Great t shirt.
It is a great t we got t shirt makers out there man,
no agenda shop guys, I've been shipped we have to have a funny
payoff to it.
It's been shipped.
You know. So the question is, is public opinion slowly moving
towards acceptance of this type of technology?
My guess is yes. Nine to
and I but I'm just trying to think what would the tipping
point be? I thought at first you know, they had the club in
Barcelona. And they had it was an entry pass. It was those that
was like a reasonably big chip. It wasn't like it hurt me I
mean, would it be would it be something that Apple may be
could could do as a parent Apple preparing for their for the
iPhone told me
to do it? I'll do it. Like if Apple tells me to do it. I'll do
it.
Yeah, I like the sound of that. But
so so he didn't know it at the time. Yes, I'm
doing that, believe me. So think about a four second. Apple could
say well, you get this chip, which you could have done in
Apple store the Genius Bar that just just take a piece of that
is enough real estate. And you it is impossible to unlock the
phone unless you are near it.
There be a line out the door. I think you're right.
I think you're right that to me, that would be the way to
introduce
it. Yeah, and you can't your phone gets stolen. It can't work
with and and and cut your hand off
right and because and because it's apple, you're in the
ecosystem. So while everybody is still going into their pocket,
getting their phone or getting their their credit card with a
chip in it, and they're tapping, you can just brush your hand
against the device and you've paid. That's right. They could
use it to open doors everything Apple could expand its Ico and
it's not even a crazy idea for them. I mean, it's crazy but
it's not crazy for Apple to do. You imagine how if you put that
into the Apple Pay ecosystem.
It dynamite the man I think Apple should do it. Yeah. I
think the Apple users should all get chipped. I do. I'm with you.
I've been using Windows so much these days I hear Yeah, I really
do. Although I'm so afraid of viruses, I make it.
So you can protect yourself. You got to you have to have a couple
of you
gave me the you gave me the things. I got them all
installed. But still, I make an image every day of the whole
year. What do you should do that anyway? It's like, oh, look,
here's a story that did I don't have clips on, but I should do
they have dinner like talking about it around here. But KQED
or local educational? PBS station wasn't hit by the
ransomware virus. Oh, taking them completely out there still.
After 30 days, they're not back up. Because they didn't pay the
ransomware. And they just got obliterated. And this is the way
the store is going. I don't know that their backup as I speak
there might be but I don't think so. They and they made no
backups. What kind of an idea you have to you're talking
about? This is like a $70 million operation or something.
They have no backups. They got no backups. They got no backups.
So there's they're just down. Somebody got fired? Probably
not.
And that just it? Yeah. This happens so much more than then
has been reported. When I was in the Netherlands. I was talking
to the Lexx. And she has off. And he lives way the hell out
like an hour and a half outside of Amsterdam for farmers, you
know, but big farmers with with just rows and rows of hidden
cows. And because it's been horrible, every single company
around here got hit. And no one's really talking about it.
But it was but it wasn't it wasn't huge amounts. And we
still don't know if it was that CIA engineered thing. But yeah,
and everyone's paying for it. And another another great thing
we can have our no agenda new our beanie coin in the in the
chip. It should. It should be user addressable with an API.
Oh, this is just how you get the Linux guys in the Linux people.
He's He's got an API. Oh. Or just say we don't use Oh off.
Oh. And yeah, and then and then you become a node on the
Ethereum network. Now Oh, well. Yeah. Think about that. Think
about your a node. You could be a no brainer ship.
You yourself are yes,
yes. Yes. You could be shipped to node on the Ethereum network.
I like it. Yeah, that's a chick magnet. And yeah. I'm a node.
Hi, I'm Adam curry. I'm a node
on the Ethereum network.
That's right. Think about it. That's even better. Oh, man, I
liked that idea. I'd get a chip for that.
Yeah, you would. Well, no. Okay. Let's go back to some stories.
Okay. I want to get the way we got to scare a mooch
backgrounders on NBC. So this is going to be a nice slanted
story. This is Kelly Scarah. mooch backgrounder long long
clip you know they interrupt
for fast bloodletting at the White House claimed Anthony
Scaramucci today, I posted this afternoon after restore me six
days on the job. The brash New York financier and President
Trump's new communications director was shown to the West
Wing exit door on the same day retired General John Kelly took
over as White House Chief of Staff
a brilliant move if I ever saw one. And before we continue with
the background or what do you think intentional? Did he know
that I mean, going along with what I said on the last show?
Well it would be even better not just for him to pick this fight
and get this all of his curse words and his foul language out
there. But then to also have Kelly fire him to give instant
credibility to Kelly and we still have the whole shuffle
with with sessions on
liking it as as a scheme
if it's a scheme I mean only and by the way Scaramucci sold his
company tax free because that's how it works yeah, I
didn't know this it was a horror was said pointed out if you go
to work for the government, you got a lot of holdings and you
have to sell them. You don't have to pay capital gains tax
the government lets you slide scar motors you see wonderful
Yeah, it's great. Janeiro, it's there's a number of billionaires
that have been given these temporary government jobs, to
get out of paying taxes on their profits had no idea that was
taking place. thinking wow, this is a scheme that's really kind
of miss nobody's getting it and it's not
like Scaramucci is out of the West Wing. He was not escorted
to the door. I mean, I like the visual that you're drawing there
MVC. But he's still there shown
the door. Hey, the door. Let me show it to you.
Just like banyan. He's not gone. He's still there
from Ryan's previous Kelly's first order of business
apparently fixing what many insiders saw as a big mistake by
the President in his hiring of Scaramucci. Our chief White
House correspondent Hallie Jackson has details. Better job
today the retired general reorganizing his ranks with new
Chief of Staff John Kelly pushing out controversial
communications director Anthony Scaramucci. According to sources
familiar with the move, it comes not long after Scaramucci,
originally praised by the president targeted White House
staff with a profanity laced rant in The New Yorker, one so
vulgar, it's not repeatable here. So Volga
the President certainly felt that Anthony's comments were
inappropriate for a person in that position. And he didn't
want to burden General Kelly. Also with that line of
succession,
the White House publicly says Scaramucci spotted in the Oval
Office just this morning wanted Kelly to have a clean slate
privately. It's a clear message to staff. There's a new chief in
town and embraced.
We just swore in General Kelly, he will do a spectacular job and
empowered General Kelly will go down in terms of the position of
Chief of Staff, one of the great ever
for the West Wing, a new era with a new manager, but
ultimately, the same boss, one who's insisting today there's no
White House chaos after himself creating some President Trump's
hiring scare Moochie in the first place over the objections
of some advisors, which set off a domino effect PRESS SECRETARY
SEAN SPICER leaving followed by former chief of staff Reince
Priebus, while the warring factions in the White House
appear to be giving Kelly some running room. The battles
internally give Kelly a clear mission in General
Kelly is going to bring the type of discipline he will bring some
order and discipline
protocol,
pecking order order discipline,
Andy Card served as Chief of Staff under President George W.
Bush,
removing Anthony Scaramucci, I think demonstrates, candidly and
forcefully to everyone that the Chief of Staff means business in
terms of trying to bring discipline to the White House to
help the President accomplish the agenda.
Mission accomplished he can leave now.
Yeah, that's kind of my theory. He came in made a big fuss,
acted like a jerk, threatened everybody. They're all going to
get fired. And two guys bailed out. Yeah, the Spicer who should
you he was just short timer anyway, because they were
done. He was done now how can he was doing all the work? He
was doing all the work, and he was like, getting mocked, and
everything is ridiculous. And so he's out and then they've been
in previous bails. And I think all the thesis about him he
probably was the leaker. Oh, I used it as a technique for
trying to get his way. But he wasn't a very strong character
and he's never been as Chief of Staff before. He's like a
fundraising guy. And he ran the D of the RNC and Okay, well,
that's not the same show brought another military guy and there's
a you know, the military's taken over the place, but yeah,
well, there were, there was some chaos, luckily, with the signing
of the immigration bill, which isn't really discussed much as
you know, the bill itself other than its racist, it was racist.
They only have one clip, just in case you want to play. That was
CNN, Jim Acosta getting in an argument with Stephen Miller,
who was a creepy guy. That's why they put him out to me. He's
very knowledgeable, but he should do op eds. He should not
go on television. It just looks creepy. No, I'm talking about
Yeah, the bald guy. Yeah, it's well, he's semi boys. He
completely bald, he's too creepy looking. It's just not the
person you want to have communicating anything to you.
When it comes. I'm not going to argue with you. They shouldn't
be on TV now.
He's not a he's not a good guy for this kind of stuff. But I do
like what I what I hear about the immigration bill, as it is
exactly what Canada does. It's exactly what Australia does.
Been I've always had I didn't know the candidate but I knew
about Australia. And you know, either you're bringing in a
couple million dollars thing. It's last count it was I thought
was like $2 million. It could be wrong about that. Australian
which is I think 70 cents. And or you had to be a rocket
scientist or some other reason that you want to join in the, in
the community known as AWS. And so now we're moving to that as
well with a Points Based System and top of the list as well. If
you already speak English, then you have a headstart, then we're
going to give you a bonus point for that and you couldn't move
up the line. And the outrage that ensued over this over you
know, this is racist. This is unAmerican, this is not what
we're about. I mean, I find this The lack of discourse about this
is problematic I personally like it did you have thoughts on it?
I didn't know thoughts on I thought it was a pretty good
idea the way they were going to do it never I didn't think it
was racist it was just you know, it was it was inclusivity in a
funny kind of way but yeah there was rules that you just can't
let everyone come wandering and if they want which is where it's
been going. But then again you know, where are you going to get
the cheap labor especially in California to pick the grapes
and and to do the housekeeping to clean the toilets is that one
woman on the view said you know we're gonna get the cheap house
keepers the gardeners cheap gardeners cheap workers we're
gonna get those guys that's
gonna be the only thing they can think about. I mean, I find it's
really shocking to me yeah, that you know, this is this we can't
do we just need to everybody should be able to come in
everybody should be able to hang out. Yeah, that worked fine. 50
years ago. We didn't you know, people come here for free money.
Yeah, just free money.
They don't have you pay him under the table. You don't do a
lot of paperwork. Yes. Just a bonanza if you want some you
know, as you want some made you want a maid? Housekeeper. Yeah,
that
is indeed what the elites want. Consuela. Anyway, here's Jim
Acosta. And he made Yeah, he jumped in. He said, This is
racist. And he started reading, you know, the inscription on the
Statue of Liberty, which I didn't know apparently was put
on much later than the Statue of Liberty. No, I
had nothing to do with this.
I didn't know that. Give us your Bring, bring me your huddled
masses?
It was the Ellis Island. moment that that?
Is there something what is on the Statue of Liberty? Is it
somebody
saying on the Statue of Liberty poem on it? Well, that's a poem
that we're talking about as the huddled masses. Well, let's find
out why you're playing that clip.
This whole notion of well, they could learn you know, they have
to learn English before they get to United States. Are we just
gonna bring in people from Great Britain and Australia?
Joe, there's actually
so what he says there's, if we if it's if it's only English
speakers have an advantage are just going to bring in people
from the United Kingdom and Australia, which is obviously a
boo boo Joe, there's
actually I honestly say, I am shocked, shocked at your
statement, that you think that only people from Great Britain
and Australia would know English. It's actually it
reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree that in
your mind, this is an amazing, this is an amazing moment. This
is an amazing moment that you think only people from Great
Britain or Australia would speak English. It's so insulting to
millions of hard working immigrants who do speak English
from all over the world as you honestly Jim, have you honestly
never met a immigrant from another country? Who speaks
English outside of Great Britain and Australia? Is that your
personal experience? Or is there people who come to any shows it
shows your cosmopolitan bias? And I just want to say like you
you're trying to engineer the flow of people into this
country? That is one of the most outrageous insulting
but this whole conversation was outrageous and insulting from
both sides. Stephen Miller you're creepy and you understood
you knew exactly what he meant. If you just use tried to, you
know, try to get
the only Statue of Liberty inscription can be found on the
tablet in her left hand, which says July 4 1917 76, the day the
United States adopted the Declaration of Independence
right this
but the poem is was a fundraiser for the pedestal. Yeah. As corps
later Colossus, and that's where we get keep ancient lands your
storied pomp, with science very long. Give me your tired, your
poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the
wretched refuse of your teeming shore send these the homeless
tempest tossed to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door.
Yeah, it was a fundraiser.
fundraiser. It's literally what it says in Wikipedia to raise
money for the construction of the pedestal. Yeah, so that got
thrown around. But yeah, we are an immigration country. But this
is
and by the way, what's the Statue of Liberty represent?
They get cake saying I'm thinking. What do you think it
represents is called the Statue of Liberty? Yes, it represents
liberty, which the Democrats of course, we have to go back to
the old that the the basic thesis between the difference
between Democrats and Republicans, and that which
we've talked about before, and that is the Republicans or the
conservatives will say and the liberals, the Republicans are
for a liberty and and freedom, freedom and liberty. Those are
the two watchwords you see him using those words a lot the
Democrat liberals always for equality and justice. So you
have equality and justice on one side and freedom and liberty on
the other And that's where the split takes place we've talked
about this before yeah and it's an analysis has been done about
two parties and and the equality and justice very good you know
the social justice warriors and we have a equal this an equal
and equal equal equal. And meanwhile the other side is we
want more freedom we want freedom and liberty
Yeah, I personally think that what is what is behind this
topic? Is the whole no borders. No nations. Oh,
absolutely. And and that about is always no borders. Screw the
borders. Yeah, well, I
knew when I played the I played the ancestor dna.com Clip few
shows ago, I saw a new 23andme which unfortunately doesn't work
in audio because you know, it's a lot of title cards on the
screen. It's the exact same thing they've got this dynamite
multi CultI girl with you know, she's got dark skin with like a
cup like a like a black person with freckles. Super cute. And
then wherever she is, you know, boom was like, Oh 7% This is 3%
this and you're always some part Ashkenazi Jew. I'm not.
Everybody's Pisa, Ashkenazi Jew. The Ashkenazi coin, the Jew
coin. I'm telling you, I'm coming up. I should have a
million coins
that would go over well.
But it's it's really it's so prevalent and the mind control
is astonishing. And I think Jim Acosta is is an example. This
may not be the best example. But just in general to say, will you
be giving people who speak English preferential treatment?
That's racist? No, it has nothing to do with racism.
I hate to say this to this guy. I don't know if he travels much.
But if you go anywhere in the world, they speak in English.
Yeah. So yeah, I would say maybe Western China, probably not so
much. Yeah.
Well, the French the French really can't do it.
Well, the French also have they're also a competitive
language. I mean, most of Africa speaks French,
at all politics. To a degree is still a lot of it's still
conducted in French. Yeah. Or a lot of the language a lot of the
written language certainly is.
But yeah, that that what he said is more racist than anything
else.
I have a little update on Afghanistan.
I have that too. I have the Afghanistan strategy. Kicker.
Oh, NBC has depends on which one you use yours different. Where's
it from?
Mine is very different. Mine is from RT and it's a very
different story, I'm quite sure.
Okay, once you play the RT one then drop back to mind. The US
government's Afghanistan watchdog has urged the Pentagon
to declassified a report detailing allegations of child
sex abuse by Afghan forces.
The reports concerned allegations of sexual abuse of
children by members of the Afghan security forces. Because
DOD has classified much of the information on which the Sega
report is based. The report is classified. Sega has requested
that DOD declassified that report, the watchdogs
report more genuinely concerns us funding in Afghanistan, and
whether forces receiving assistance comply with human
rights laws. It deals with how the US military and State
Department are implementing the so called Leahy Law. This
prohibits the government from providing aid to another
nation's security forces if there is credible information
that human rights have been violated. Now, the watchdog also
cites the State Department has saying that the Afghan
government has failed to meet human rights standards, and that
Afghan officials are complicit in the sexual abuse of children
by Afghan security forces, or the US government Meantime, is
accused of turning a blind eye to one Afghan customer in
particular known as Batchi Bazi. This involves the sexual abuse
of pre pubescent and adolescent boys, and has been illegal in
Afghanistan since the start of this year.
Yeah, their budget, that budget Bazi stuff, man. Well,
we've talked about this on the show before the entire country,
the country's culture is based on pedophilia, it's not it's not
discussed in the mainstream media at all.
And it is it does appear to be cultural.
Yeah, it's a total cultural thing.
Yeah, just look it up Bacha Bazi. And this is a documentary
I think you can probably get on YouTube. But I think these two
separate things. I think the budget,
illegal quote, unquote, that's a joke as of this year. This year.
It's illegal. Okay.
All right. All right. Here Come with me. And with me,
I like how they're bringing the Leahy Law, though. That'll go
nowhere. But the idea is, is cute.
Okay, yeah. This is different. This is apparently Trump is
irked about the whole Afghanistan thing. I'm just
guessing, because he's got a feud with the CIA. This has been
going on and on and has And didn't it was there
the feud with it with the with the CIA? He did just end the
covert program for giving weapons to rebels in Syria,
which is barely spoken about, but Hallelujah. Thank you.
Yeah. And I guess you must be on the side that actually thinks
they're not going to give any more weapons over there. I think
it's I think what he said is one thing and what happens is
another because CIA doesn't listen to this guy. And I think
that he has not been read in on this on the reason that
everybody in the CIA in particular is over in
Afghanistan, which we've talked about on this show. Well, he
describes he was suck if you talked about it on another show
it it's the drugs and it's the poppy. I don't think he's been
read in I don't think he has a clue. And so he wants to get out
of there and his cousin nothing but trouble, which
is, which is also the problem with the wall. And see, the wall
is what the CIA brings the drugs in. Or at least they help.
Yeah, well, here
we go. Now to an NBC News exclusive revealing President
Trump's growing dissatisfaction with America's military strategy
in Afghanistan. Just today, two US service members were killed
when their NATO convoy came under attack reportedly by a
suicide bomber, but Taliban have claimed responsibility. Tomorrow
the National Security Council is scheduled to meet and discuss
changing the US strategy in Afghanistan. But the last time
they met things gotten very heated the president blasting
his own advisors. NBC News Chief White House correspondent Hallie
Jackson has an insight of what happened in that room.
Tonight, an exclusive look behind the closed doors of the
Situation Room at an increasingly frustrated
President agitated with his military on Afghanistan, even as
he delays the decision on a new strategy in a fight his top
generals describe as a stalemate. Senior administration
officials take NBC News inside that meeting two weeks ago,
where the President's key advisors surrounded him,
including Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis. Those sources say
the president lashed out suggesting Mattis should fire
the general in charge of Afghanistan venting quote, We
are winning, influenced, it seemed by a meeting he'd had
earlier with veterans of the Afghan war. Those same sources
tell NBC News some in the room were taken aback by an analogy
the President made referencing the renovation of a favorite New
York restaurant led by an outside consultant to illustrate
how those on the ground might make better decisions than those
at higher levels. His
point was, perhaps it would have been better if that owner had
gone to the employees who are working in the restaurant rather
than hired someone from the outside. It's wasted a lot of
money.
Those officials say the President also seemed annoyed
China, not the US is making money mining rare minerals in
Afghanistan. Sources tell NBC News The President left the
meeting without deciding on a strategy and that his advisors
left stunned. President
the new president chump jungle net President jump now the
minerals I believe this was two weeks ago this is Priebus is the
one who leaked this information. And why would he use at the
meeting I saw there was pictures of the meeting three business
right? Why would he do that? Because he's been doing it all
along. He's a leaker.
Damn leaker.
Maybe thinks he's that as well, this policy is that, you know, I
think he's trying to do it. I think he thinks he's doing the
country a favor. But and some of this information is interesting.
And I believe that this story is pretty accurate.
I don't see why it wouldn't bounce. Right. And the minerals
for sure,
I can and he would be irked about the minerals thing more
than anything, because that's what he's always
which is, which is why he called the president of Afghanistan. He
said, Hey, can we do a deal on this? That's that's what we
reported two weeks ago,
right? After Easter in there hacking away, they're not
putting anything into the keeping the poppies safe, or or
whatever work we're doing there. They're just digging away
pulling out lithium.
And they just open their base, their naval base in Djibouti.
How does Chinese Yeah, how does that work? We have we have a
drone base there. And now the Chinese just sew up and like
Djibouti is ours. No, it's our Djibouti, not yours.
According to our economic hitman besides ours, we're losing
Africa faster than to
the Chinese. Yeah. Well, and so whereas this is not new, no, but
who cares? Do we need Africa?
Well, for rare earths, for sure, but
can we buy it?
There we go. Just although the history of the Chinese and so
far as gouging is concerned is kind of its kind of back ask
where they're not really good at gouging because their culture,
which is something we don't fully realize, but if you look
at the history of the silk trade when the Chinese took it over,
and they did essentially cornered the market on silk The
product the price collapsed. Because there's still this
element in Chinese culture, we always have to remember best
price. Oh, really know how to gouge we always think of
everything in our terms. We say, Oh, we're Western society, and
we know how to gouge yet corner the market. That's why we have
anti monopoly laws, cornered the market and then yeah, gouge him.
Yeah, give it to him. But no, the Chinese say, well, they
cornered the market and they've dumped. They just dump it. It's
unbelievable. There's no evidence to this. You're
right. You're right. No one ever talks about that. You're
absolutely right. Well, in that case, maybe we do a deal with
the Chinese get best price. Let them deal with all the crap.
Well, they're doing a better job than we do. Although Are you our
guy? Jewish Defense USA ID. jerseys. They're all everyone's
apparently is upset with this with Trump. Yeah,
but what does have to do with the Chinese?
Well, there's the they're letting the Chinese take over
Africa. That's what it has to do with the Chinese.
Well, again, I don't see why it's a bad idea. Let the Chinese
take over Africa that they still need to sell to us. I mean,
well, okay. They can sell it anywhere, but they need it, they
got the investment, they get the minerals out, then we say hey,
best price. It would cost a lot less blood and treasure.
I think the funny thing is I just don't think we can ever
bring ourselves to put in to putting ourselves in that
position where we're dependent. Because at some point, some
Chinese who quarters some market someplace will have a clue and
he'll gouge us. That's what we think. Maybe it will never
happen. But I the way we see it, yeah, it's gonna happen and it's
bound to happen. Now we're gonna get gouged?
Well, no matter what our resource extraction team of the
US military will not include transgender members. And
Sebastian Gorka laid it out very clearly. You know,
who is this guy?
This guy? Well, he,
I never see a picture of him in the White House.
But no, he's always in for he always does his little
interviews right in front of the White House right in front on
the lawn.
He's supposed to work he's supposed to be working in there.
As my understand this is a White House.
This is his job. He comes out he stands on the front lawn and
does interviews and says, very cutting true stuff.
The military is not a microcosm of civilian society. They are
not there to reflect America, they are there to kill people
and blow stuff up. They are not there to be socially engineered.
We want people who are transgender to live happy lives.
But we want unit cohesion, and we want combat effectiveness.
There are leading studies from the medical establishment, for
example, that state of the transgender community has a 40%
suicide attempt rate. That is a tragedy. We need to help those
people we don't need to have try and force them into the
hierarchical military environment where they are under
the utmost pressure to kill or be killed. And that is why the
President is doing this out of the warmth of his consideration
for this population.
It's exactly what I said. He is He is protecting exactly what
you said. Yeah, he is protecting the transgender community.
That's what he said when he gave his speech. I'm gonna protect
you guys from the Muslim radicals is what he said. Yes.
We have the clip.
Somewhere. Don't get it.
That's a good 10 minutes.
Yeah. All right. You go yes. I'm gonna give you one more clip and
we'll get out of here.
Okay, I got it. I got two choices. But I'll take this one
because it's probably going to destroy has to end me that's the
B. Ford has to start advertising with the mainstream media. Are
they going to keep getting these stories? This is and this book
is also is about Austin, Texas. Can I go?
Tonight another case like this one of a police officer passing
out at the wheel and having an accident, allegedly after unsafe
exposure to carbon monoxide. Oh, and this crash happened in
Newport Beach, California. The new case in Auburn,
Massachusetts.
He said that he had just been involved in an accident and he
had passed out in his vehicle.
The Auburn officer lost control struck a car at a stop sign and
wound up in a church parking lot across the street. He's been
hospitalized. So have two other officers who also tested
positive for carbon monoxide exposure. It's the latest in a
series of troubling incidents involving late model Ford police
SUVs. The Austin Texas Police Department took nearly 400
vehicles off the streets after officers they're reported
getting sick from the fumes. Tonight ford says it is sending
engineers to Auburn to inspect their vehicles and modifications
made to them.
All right, here's what I'm thinking this is now. The second
Ken story in his many shows,
about his show, in fact, has been about six stories on the
mmm five M. So
how about this? Someone somewhere maybe with an electric
vehicle company is trying to get the police business and they're
discrediting Ford in the interim.
Who could that be?
I don't know. I'm just hitting me. So I haven't done it could
be, I don't know. But maybe this maybe? I don't know. I'm just
thinking there's something going on with this
motors might want the business. I mean, Chrysler might want the
business. But whatever the case, this reminds me of the Toyota
stuck gas pedal story that lingered.
That took forever. Yeah, that took forever to find out. And
next thing you
know, I don't know how much it affected sales. But I'll tell
you this right now, I would not buy a Ford Explorer. Of course,
no,
of course not. This is this is, I
can't be the only one thing and like this.
We have a lot of cities of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle
and Portland, are sending out an RFI to automakers for an
electric car order of 24,000 vehicles. This is from March.
You watch you watch, we're gonna see. Because it's not just a
problem with the Ford. It's specific to the combustion
engine. That's why That's why I thought of it.
Yeah, because carbon monoxide is specific to that engine, right.
So you're not going to get any carbon monoxide from the counter
attack, if you're going to do it against the electric car is
going to be you know, the number of stores where people get
electrocuted. There are a lot of real situations where the car
gets into a rack and it shorts out in some way and you're
having to be grounded. You get electric.
Yeah, that's right. I've heard that EMTs are getting special
education about certain or all electric vehicles so that they
don't get electrocuted when they
don't want to get electrocuted. Yeah, I was electrocuted and
that's like miserable. Guys just turning into you know, cooked
chicken right there in front of your eyes. That's not going to
be fun.
How much? How much
amperage and revolted like talking about is the m must be
huge amps. That's what that's how it feels
huge, huge, especially in a Tesla.
Like what? What's huge?
I don't know, but it's enough to probably fry instantly. Wow.
Even if it's direct current. Or is it alternative? Now? It has
to be direct current, doesn't it? Yeah.
I think well, if you ever gotten a jolt from a six or 12 volt 12
volt small size, direct current battery that's hooked to a car
you something to think about. Yeah,
I got it. I got to figure out why I got to look into that and
find out what kind of amperage they have. It must be.
Let's work on that'd be part of the next couple of days. Oh,
yeah. Hey,
we'll do some production. There's
a lot of covered up cases of people have been electric or
they just don't want to talk about it.
I love it when you latch on to something like that. You are the
Seymour Hersh of my generation John C. Dvorak.
Hardly.
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