Is it LM people waving these things around and poking a hole
in a van Gogh? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
August 6 2017 This is your award winning get foundation media
assassination, episode nine or five, three. This is no agenda,
recovering from the 1950s. And coming to you from the darkest
corners of the map right next to the Garden State outlet mall in
New Jersey in the morning. I'm Adam curry.
And from the rotten Silicon Valley there's no malls around
here. I'm John C. Dvorak scale. Oh, yes. Well, you're all jacked
up on Armagnac. On some
not all jacked up. Wait, is Skype speeding up my my voice
again? Is that what's going on? I'm realizing no, I'm
no no, not at all. Don't know it's not no don't
change the thing is perfect like that. Yes. I gotcha. Yeah, I
forgot to tell you and I feel like it's very odd. I felt like
a guilty lover somehow. I forgot to tell you that I was going to
to New York and New Jersey this
weekend. feel that way? Normal. I'm sorry. You're gonna What are
you doing there?
Oh, this is my friend Jack Ponte is annual Mexican party. Oh, the
annual fest? Yes. The annual Mexican party a celebrity star
studded affair? I tell you. Yeah, there was there. Well, my
favorite celebrity medicated Pete
medicated Pete.
Yes. Are you familiar with his work?
No, I don't remember him.
He's a he's a guy with Tourette's who is on The Howard
Stern Show.
Oh, okay.
So a colleague actually. A fellow worked with him now he's
a fellow Tourette sufferer. Oh, okay. So Excel a traveler fellow
traveler? Yeah, we exchanged some some ideas and thoughts.
Yeah, you know if you did to check this way and move your
mouse a little to the right he's a really Tourette's guys
exchange
Well, I said well, what kind of medication are you on medicated?
Pete? This is not I'm off everything. Now. I'm not on any
medication. It really messed me up. It's worse than it is now.
He said yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And I said, Well, you know, I
find that weed helps. He says really? You've never tried that.
No, no, you should try it. But I couldn't get him to try it last
night and medicated peed on weed would have been fantastic. Yeah,
anyway.
Well now he dropped all these medications. Yes. brings us to a
clip
right away oh my goodness. I wasn't even prepared once you
get which was an
either to you brought this up all right. Once you got to
there's this murder case it's going oh, we're going to a happy
topic. Excellent. Murder case. It wasn't it's not murder, but
she was this is the girl I can't remember her name. It's I think
as mentioned in the report, who was go did her boyfriend
itself right. Okay. Yeah,
I think we had clips if
you've been on the story for a while you really liked this
story.
That keeps the story likes me. Yeah, it happens. It keeps
coming into my life story. And now I see why story. Listen to
this. This is the girl on Celexa. Oh,
I'm scared. Are you okay? I love you please answer. Michelle
showed little emotion at the trial. Her defense relies on
this psychiatrists Peter Breggin. To explain her
behavior. Even though he was not treating Michelle at the time.
He What did you get this off of? I love the dramatize music. This
is not your typical CBS P.
I said no. This is like the 48 hour show. That 2020 here that
does. They take some murder and then they stretch it for an hour
fabulous.
I love them who I love the music treaty.
Michelle at the time. He testifies that she was
involuntarily intoxicated by an antidepressant drug. She started
taking three months earlier I Celexa.
She has an involuntary intoxication where she is not
forming a criminal intent. I'm going to harm him. She was
enmeshed in that delusion where she's thinking that it's a good
thing to help him die. Well, Anglesey, grandiosity, her
deciding with him that she can help him. He wants to die. He
wants to go to heaven. And he doesn't want his family to
suffer. And she pronounces the cheek to do all of that.
But prosecutors completely dismiss that theory. She does
not tell the royal family about being on the phone with Conrad
the night before does shake. His dead body is in a car 24 hours
and she withholds that information.
She's psychotic deluded, she's disturbed. She's out out of
touch.
Inexplicably, Michelle sent more than 80 texts to Conrad after he
died. In some she even apologizes for not saving them.
But it wasn't just Conrad she texted. The prosecution is
hoping the judge pays particular attention to this text that she
sent to her friend Samantha. A week after Conrad's body was
discovered. They have to go through his phone and see if
anyone encouraged him to do it on texts and stuff. They read my
messages with him I'm done.
Yeah lacquer of I say hey, so this uh this SSRI Celexa. Yeah,
I did a quick search I got the side effects or at least the
published side effects it's not a happy drug actually if this is
meant to make it happy, constipation nausea diarrhea
upset stomach decreased sexual desire difficulty having an
orgasm, impotence right stop right there stop right there.
This is not the drug for you. Dizziness drowsiness tiredness
drive for anybody insomnia dry mouth increased sweating or
urination weight changes and cold symptoms such as stuffy
nose sneezing, sore throat or cough but nothing about oh, here
we go. Yeah, there's Yes, okay. Continuing with your story, this
is not a not a good drug I got it.
Well, the point is that this story is Luminesce clip but and
when we watched this unfold on the public news shows you know
she was just some cold hearted girl who just told her boyfriend
to kill himself and then when he didn't want to she says go on
you keep talking about it. Just do it you need to do it you want
to do or do it and she and then she next thing you know she's
just she was 17 at the time or maybe 16 And you know so and
she's on this this crazy SSRI, a selective serotonin reuptake
inhibitor bingo which is not a healthy drug to for anybody to
take. We have a dame in our midst who wrote us describing
what happens when you get stuck on these things. You have to
take them for the rest of your lives because your but your
brain never works the same again, properly ever. And I
think the all this did for me was just confirmed a thesis that
we have on the show that half of these mass murders and nutcases
and
suicide and suicide suicide it was suicides
and and and suicides are largely due to these drugs and it
doesn't come out if if this if this case would have turned on
that. It would have been a fantastic situation. Yeah, like
that's good. No, of course not. But it's not going to happen.
But coincidentally on the same day I get this clip the teen
girls suicide clip prepared
or grandparent of a teenage girl will need to hear word of an
alarming rise in girls taking their own lives suffering from
depression and often not seeking the help they need. Federal
health officials are now shining a light on the warning signs you
should be on the lookout for we get details from NVCS Rahima
Ellis
Kiersten Killian depression since she was a little girl,
when she was nine was when she had threatened suicide. Last
year she made another attempt taking an overdose of pills, but
reached out to her parents for help.
And everyday I'm so grateful that she did leave without an
older
sibling, but tonight, disturbing new numbers from the CDC shows
too many teenagers are not getting the help they need,
especially girls aged 15 to 19. The rate of suicide in that
group has doubled cases jumping from 260 to 524. In eight years.
For boys, the rate jumped 31% parents will be looking and
saying what can I do?
The first thing parents can do is to become knowledgeable about
mental health. Experts say
there's no single cause but point to the overwhelming
prevalence of social media and cyber bullying factors and
depictions of teenage suicide like this Netflix series 13
reasons why a TV drama about a high school girl has killed
herself. everyone's lives would be better without me has
coincided with an increase of internet searches about suicide.
Is there anything that parents should be on the lookout for
Be on the lookout for changes in your child's patterns of
behavior, their sleep patterns, their eating patterns, the way
they talk about certain topics? Other advice?
have specific conversations about how your child is feeling.
Don't lecture and check in often.
No one should ever feel shamed. If they're struggling, no
depression is nobody's fault.
Kiersten beating the odds, and offering wise advice for
teenagers shouldn't people who care about Ellis, NBC News, New
York,
this really opens up a can of interesting worms. Last night at
this party, and there were 50 people, they're all different
walks of life, different age ranges, but a lot of us are 40,
as I say, in our late 40s. And, yeah, there was a consensus of
very, and a lot of the women were discussing this amongst
moms were discussing this amongst themselves, how the
young children and I'm talking 13 to early 20s, I have this
constant anxiety over everything, the fact that
they're even using this word, I mean, when I was growing up,
when I was a kid, when I was growing up, it'd be I'm scared
or worried or whatever, but they continuously use the word
anxious, I have anxiety. And that is what these SSRIs are
mainly prescribed for. But besides just depression, the
word is anxiety. And this is new.
A couple of things stood out in this report, I want to talk
about the anxiety thing Do I think, if anything, the Yanks,
you know how when you're running a business, or you're starting
something up, and then you start getting to get preoccupied with
the competition, and you spent a lot of time instead of just
doing your own thing?
George? Yes, the story of pod show, okay, continue,
was the story of a lot of things. If it turns out if you
just kind of do your own thing, and you just concentrate on what
you do is going to be individualistic enough so that
the competition is not going to necessarily take you out, right.
But that's a phenomenon of being too connected. If you weren't
connected and you started a business you didn't care about
anything else going on around yours gonna do this thing that
we do with this podcast, right? Don't really go out and worry
about oh, Mike, we don't go
to conferences and we don't go to the conferences to find out
what are the latest trends are?
You don't do any of that. We don't read the podcasting new.
Oh, no,
I subscribe to it. But I find it hard to read.
So I don't even do anything. So and there's no anxiety involved.
That's left out of the picture. I think the social media in this
regard is what's caused the anxiety because it Yeah, it
makes you and you you bitch about this constantly, which is
people are presenting themselves not as they are yes, but as some
bogus Oh, look at me, I'm so successful. Okay, so I got
here. So let's just quickly turn that around. So the anxiety
comes from I'm not as successful the fact that my millennial that
I talked to from time to time here in Austin, millennial, my
Millennial Mom millennial, and she's, well stay well, he stays
woke. But she's, she had all kinds of psychological stuff
going on. And she was at UT her first year. And you know, she
really went you know, just fell into a hole of like, holy shit,
you know, I'm not like the only top dog like I used to be and
this is just a lot going on. But all of her peers were all on
social media, showing how fabulous their college
experience was the first you know, their freshman year, so
that she got anxious the actually anxious that doing it
wrong or something, you know, and and actually, she gave up
all social media and does not on it at all, and is doing great.
Which just proves your point.
Yeah. And I think that it is one element of this, this poor girl
who encouraged her boyfriend to kill himself. But we also
discussed SSRIs and how they one of the problems with a lot of
these drugs, not just those, it, it doesn't make you want to kill
yourself. But it makes it easier to kill yourself. We've talked
about this, because it John makes inhibitions away.
I just want to interrupt before we go on with the talking about
the drugs. And we have a couple more things to disgust. I want
us to want to take us back to before this show. Well, I think
we maybe we were doing and we must have been doing the show.
Let me think yeah, 2010 Of course we were doing the show.
I'm going to take you back someone found this clip because
it proves how we are both from the future. This is on cranky
geeks. Remember that show? Yeah, that's pretty good show.
It was okay.
I liked it. It was a good show. And this is cranky geeks episode
219 from 2010 and you had written an article about this
emerging trend. That was we had two main players at the time
Facebook and Twitter and view you wrote an article about how
this really was not a good thing and I respond to it.
They computer is a communications disease talking
about trashing things this is a column I wrote started in a
recent column that these days and machines are used more often
to interact in the Calculate. This has caused a dislocation in
society that may take years or For decades, I say, to settle
it's like when disease vectors introduced into a population
with zero immunity. And that's what's happened with all the
social networks and everything and people you don't seem to
have any way of controlling ourselves. So you have people on
Facebook, you know, oh my God, my friend just said something.
Oh, and look at somebody's tweeting me. Oh, I gotta say
something to them.
Part of part of what is happening and anyone who has
kids, you got one on the way very soon you are excluded.
girlfriends are. But John and I know, it's it's like drugs. And
I think it affects people, not just kids. Obviously, we see it
in kids. So well, it affects your neurotransmitters the same
way is that just like these, I got some I got something cool.
And then you just have to keep going back because it's
exciting. You know, when email electronic mail first came out,
like I got mail, you know, AOL, you've got mail. I mean, this
was exciting. So this is just to the nth degree and it's it's
addictive. How good are we I just want to spike that ball for
a moment. Boom.
That was on which cranky geeks was that the original cranky?
No,
that was the pod show. Cranky geeks? Okay. Yeah. But 2010
Yeah, I think we were Yeah, well, we were on it pretty
early. And I think earlier than that, that's only six years ago.
Seven. But the point the point is that it's a dangerous
mechanism. And it seems to be affecting kids because and I
think the anxiety angle, which is the one that I expressed when
you try to start a business, yeah, and you started looking at
the competition you get all anxious about it. This is just
multiple this is like exaggerated with this with the
social media. And so then they end up having to you know, then
they that's what gets them on the pills. When this girl the
girl then this then the Suicide Story. There was the one girl
who's currently didn't kill herself and now she's happy
camper. It said she tried to kill herself by taking pills, a
bunch of pills. What pills? It wasn't aspirin or Tylenol. I'm
sure it was some drug that she already had prescribed for her
or mom. Yeah. And it was a train of some sort.
Oh, nice word. Trank. I like that train. It's a track baby
phrase from the shades. Yeah,
trying to old trend. There's a great article in The Atlantic
that that actually was the brain Professor posted on the face
bag. And although I don't it's not very scientific. The author
went through a lot of statistics and tried to figure out what
exactly happened with this enormous change with children
who were born about 13 years ago. Do we have a do they have a
generational name yet?
I think they're still best known as millennials. I don't know.
Yeah, we'll have to ask some.
So around 2012 They stopped wanting to get driver's
licenses, which is really a remarkable change in the United
States. Were them in here was the sequence of events. You want
your freedom as a kid, do you want your freebies you want I
want my freedom, that how are you going to get your free car?
That was that was it for us car? How am I gonna get get a car, I
gotta get a part time job. You know, all these things kind of
cascaded to something.
I had a driver's license at 15. Yeah, kids are coming
of age. It's very normal. Now. First of all, we have the
parents driving their kids everywhere, because you know,
they might scrape their knee or you might get
lucky at the school. And there's like a line around the block of
cars dropped
their walk, there are schools with valet parking. So you can
take your kid in and then the car comes back as crazy. And so
instead of kids wanting the car so badly, and this is why I look
at the Subaru and I'm like you guys got it all wrong. You know,
now this is not the kids don't want it. Now parents are nagging
their children, please get a license. And this is a big
change.
This change took place a lot earlier than 13 years ago.
I'm just telling you, I'm just telling you what the author
says. The author's I think the author is off by a decade could
be anyway, his
whole point the whole car culture is dead. There's there
is no car culture anymore. When you see a hot rod or some cool
car of any sort. I don't care if it's just a car you can get off
the showroom lot if it's cool, or if it's the kind of car that
you'd like or I'd like or any buddy over 3040 would like it's
always an old fart driving it you'd never see any kids when I
was a went out there. Guys who used to drive those types of
cars had dead you know, the palm made hairdos and the duck tails
and they were and they had names like Kentucky. Now in it, of
course in in the mission in San Francisco where they have a high
Hispanic population. Yes, you still have young people into a
car culture. The cars are all jacked up, they bounce around
and funny, but that is a minority in terms of the the
rest of the population
But something else happened around 2000 or two that other
things happened according to this article, and the first is
teens withdrew, then would much rather be at home with their
friends maybe, but they don't didn't seem to go out that much.
And they really just not like out until the streetlights come
on. Anyway, the author boils down to 2012. When iPhone
ownership crossed 50% of whatever the population, I don't
know what the hell is, His number is here, and the
transition to the iPad. And these kids, we have the
millennials who grew up with that with the transition to the
internet, we have who grew up with it, but really this the 13
year olds, they don't know any different. They they they think
every screen is a touchscreen. This one very fast. This is this
one very, very fast this
tray, I would have to do to argue a couple of points. I will
first of all, I think the guy's dates are way off. And it's got
nothing to do with the iPhone. The phone itself is the problem.
And the kids had cell phones. A lot of them were flipped phones.
Yes. And but they were still phones and they were on them all
the time. And text messaging is not that new. They iPhone just
made it worse. But it's the situation had already gone over
the top, long before 2007 When the iPhone came out. So this
goes back a lot further than this show as a matter of fact,
and also what is the what's the iPad got to do with it. That's
like a situate this not even a situational thing that would
cause anything that changed society.
Well, what I think the point there is that parents would just
give the iPad to their kids to shut them up. Like here's to
play with this and shut up.
And it's a specious. I think the phone is there. It was one of
the killers, but I also think these drugs are
showing on the drugs. I'm just given some additional info.
Clearly the problem,
it adds something, but if you look at the date that they
allowed TV advertising of drugs, yeah, I think that's a more
interesting date in 2012. When there's a crossover point with
just the iPhone, it's like a promotion for Apple. Now, with
that in mind, I picked up a drug commercial since we're on this
topic. Hey,
I got some drug stuff, too. This is a great show. We're all we're
off to a Happy Land.
Now let's go to the 32nd. Now this is I've seen a lot of
commercials for drugs. But how many 32nd ones do you ever see?
Almost
none. They are very 90 seconds you get a good 30 seconds
benefit and 60 seconds of the side effects.
Now except with something like aspirin they'll do 30 seconds.
Let's listen to this 30 cent
Excuse me. When is the last time you saw an aspirin commercial?
I saw an aspirin ad recently, really? Oh man. I have never
seen bear paw. I've seen a couple of I'll give you a couple
of days and but you will remember this strike a nerve.
The ad goes somebody's got a sore neck. And he's looking at
me. He's on a plane or something and he wants ibuprofen or
something for his soreness and they say I got some aspirin to
why I don't have a headache. He says and he said no, no, aspirin
is good for these things. Do you remember that ad floating around
for a while? Anyway, so he listened to the Nast. This is
what these people are. So these drug companies. They are scum.
Well listen to this ad.
I was infected with HPV. Maybe my parents didn't know how
widespread HPV is. While HPV clears up for most, that wasn't
the case for me. Maybe they didn't know I would end up with
cancer because of HPV. Maybe if they had known there was a
vaccine to help protect me when I was 11 or 12. Maybe my parents
just didn't know. Right, Mom? Dad?
What will you say? Don't talk to your child's doctor today. Learn
more@hpv.com
This is a bunch of scumbags Damn.
So no, no, the disclaimers about Gilliam IRA and other
dishes. I think they think that by the way, there's a girl's
version of this commercial too. Oh, of course, which was where
they guilt tripping the parents
and if and you know the boy Oh, boy. Get it through. cunnilingus
that's they don't mention I think.
I think they have found a loophole.
Oh, that they don't have to do the disclaimer
because they're not selling the drug.
Oh shit. Let me listen to it again. Oh my god. I didn't even
realize this hold on was I was infected
with HPV. Maybe my parents didn't know how widespread HPV
is. While HPV clears up for most, it wasn't the case for me.
Maybe they didn't know I would end up with cancer because of
HPV. Maybe if they had known there was a vaccine to help
protect me when I was 11 or 12. Maybe my parents just didn't
know. Right, Mom? Dad?
What will you say? Don't talk to your child's doctor today. Learn
more Keep tv.com
Wow, I thought that the call to action will maybe even talk to
your child's doctor. I thought that was the call to action.
That would be the legal part that they removed, but they have
it in there. How different is this? Really? It's not about the
drug. They're not saying the drug that you're right. There's
they
never mentioned a drug. Yeah. They just say there's a vaccine
available. And you should talk to your children about it.
And they have a website for morality. Yeah. Wow.
What are they never mentioned Gardasil? No, that's what you
know, that's behind it. Right? behind girls is the most this is
the most obscene commercial I've found ever, of course, I mean,
of course. Of course. You have to if you just look at the
stats, in the end, the effectiveness of this particular
product is shit. It's crap. But the way they run the guilt trip
on the parents, about their kids, getting them make sure
that kids get saved from cancer. There's four boys dying right in
front of us, because his parents were too stupid. To get
vaccinated. This is very, but any of them any of the side
effects, nothing and they get the benefit of it being a 32nd
commercial holy, which is half the price
bend over get out of the way. Just stop already. Dynamite
dynamite dynamite. I say, Well, these guys, they nailed it. And
you know what? Now I look at things with different eyes.
Here's a couple things I have. Our favorite drug or life saving
medication is naloxone. This is the drug that will immediately
bring someone back from a opioid overdose. Here we have the back
of a bus. See this offices in Washington State? I'm not sure
this is you can stop overdose death, get Naloxone, save a
life. Get all the info a don't die.org. And there's a big
hypodermic needle on it. Go to don't die.org I get you got to
see this thing. Let's see if it's on that website. Hold on a
second. This is fantastic. These people have no shame. Don't
die.org And it sounds good. Don't die.org And they don't
really have a commercial. You want to check the commercial,
see if it's anything good. Play it. You never know. Okay, well,
let me see if my browser will accept this request. And get
trained to administer Naloxone and save a life from opioid
overdose that don't tell me this is one of these videos with
Dr. Lena when the Baltimore City Health Commissioner Hi.
Addiction is a disease. Like other diseases, it does not
discriminate. It affects people of all ages. Mind you.
This is the Boston City Commissioner who was on this ad
website for naloxone. That's interesting. To me at least
play.
It affects people of all ages, all backgrounds and all
communities. Like all other diseases, it is about life and
death. More people die from overdose and die from Homicide
to look at that length of time that's just gonna go on forever.
Produced by the Baltimore City Health Department. Geez. So
they're in bed with naloxone? Yes.
What they're planning for false evidence on Naloxone patients.
I don't know that it's a joke
about Baltimore. Baltimore, Billy's been busted twice. Oh,
planting, planting drugs on people because when they turn
their camera on, they don't realize that cameras been
streaming all along and they captures 30 seconds. Well, it's
unbelievable story. But it was a different story,
too. I have one little tie into this, which is something you
don't see very often. In fact, he even mentioned you don't see
very often on on television, particularly when it comes to
pharmaceuticals. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Now this was one of
those. We'll do the interview because you're in town and we'll
throw in some other time type deals on Tucker Carlson and
write evergreen Yeah, and evergreen I don't think I've
ever had. I don't think I've ever heard Kennedy speak so
clearly and eloquently about the main problems of vaccination,
which as we know, is the complete immunity of the drug
companies. That's the main problem right there the complete
immunity and he has some statistics that he shares in
this clip, which means you can't sue them if you die although
there is a fund and people are successfully suing for some
money but you get some money out of the fund heads the what is it
the vaccine death fund or something some some government
name but also that he had throat cancer, I believe. I don't
remember. But I think that was it. Yeah, well, it's gotten
really bad. His he's really bad. So you have to focus a little
bit, but what he's saying is quite interesting.
And what you have to understand is that the vaccine regimen
changed dramatically around 98. And the reason it changed Tucker
is at Congress drowning in pharmaceutical industry money.
It's something they've never done for any other industry,
they blanket legal immunity to all the vaccine companies that
no matter how sloppy the line protocol calls from, or how
absent the quality control from ADD or how toxic ingredient or
egregious in your child you can. So there's no depositions,
there's no discovery, there's no class action suits, all of a
sudden, Vax into the kettman, known as 87 was implemented. And
it was a gold rush by the pharmaceutical industry to add
new vaccines. Oh, I got three vaccines and I was fully
compliant. I'm 63 years old, my children got the 69 doses of 16
vaccines to be compliant. And a lot of these vaccines aren't
even for communicable. You know, casually communicable diseases
like Hepatitis B, which comes from unprotected sex for using
sharing needles. Why do we get to a child the first day of
their life, and it was loaded with mercury. And we do give
that to Joey continue to give it to them. The Mercury has been
taken out of three vaccines in this country, but it remains
isn't the flu vaccine and 48 million flu vaccines. And it's
in vaccines all over the world and is the most potent or a
toxin on demand. And it's a radioactive, how can we inject a
child, if you take that vaccine vial and break it, you have to
dispose of that as hazardous waste, you have to evacuate the
building. And I say, I'm called anti Vax all the time, because
the pharmaceutical industry is so powerful, both with the
media, they give $5.4 billion a year to the media. And with so
and they've heard the lawyers, so there's no legal interest in
those cases. And they really have been able to control the
debate and silence people like me, and I'm very grateful to you
for having the coverage. Allow me to say, this isn't a second
show in 10 years, that's allowed me to talk about this, the other
one being Damar, which doesn't take advertising. Now. There you
go.
very succinct. It's the it's the immunity. It's the mercury. And
it's
$5.4 billion in advertising media
and I recommend to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to stay out of hotel
kitchens and convertibles in Texas.
I think he's he's fine because he doesn't get on anything. He
says in 10 years he's done two shows.
Yeah. And that's of which one has no advertising.
No advertising and that's the other one this will probably be
his last time.
So yeah, yeah, no, this Yeah, no, no, yeah, no. And I also
think just to wrap it up there I'm pretty sure that a lot of my
I'm going to point to mom specifically there a lot of moms
pass on the the idea of Xanax to their kids. But think Xanax is
has not been helpful in Mommy, why do you take all of them
there's
a ton of these
but Xanax in particular Mommy, why are you taking that? Little
anxious? They got the word from somewhere this is this is what's
bugging me the most is where the How come the word anxious? Why
is that? Is that? Why is that? Oh perhaps that's the word you
need to say to get the prescription that's possible. I
don't know.
You're anxious you're anxious, you know, you'll run around the
block and I'll take care of it. Yeah.
Love your logic.
I got to put their shoes on Screw it. I just stick around
and stay anxious.
Now. Just there was something What was it in somewhere in kind
of like the commercial for for Gardasil? The I'm sorry, the
don't get your HPV information. Tina came home the other day.
And she says Holy shit. And one of our daughters is driving
back. Arkansas. I can't remember exactly what she's driving from.
She's gonna go through Missouri, said I just heard the NAACP put
out a warning for Missouri that discrimination is going on. They
warn people of color. They warn travelers going through the
stage and she immediately is like texting she's like, oh, you
know, be careful. Lock the doors. You know this. What do
you do? And I hey, you know what happens when we go BBB BBB BBB
BBB? The I smell bullshit. Um, so I have two examples of just
some news. Just little news intro so you get the idea of the
headline. And then what's behind that is of course shameful.
here's the here's just the headline,
the NAACP has put out a new warning for people traveling to
Missouri. It advises extreme caution, same travelers couldn't
be subjected to discrimination and harassment.
Okay, that's one example. Beware
of Missouri. That is one civil rights group is saying by
issuing a travel advisory,
but it's not just meant for people outside of our
state. All right, so you get the idea. This is what she heard.
She's like, Oh, crap,
go into Lebanon.
So the NAACP at least said, this local chapter who called out
this travel advisory, to me this is really scummy whatever. It's
not just what they did. But how the news media really colluded
to bring this breaking news headline, and pretty much all of
them eventually get into what's really behind it, which is a
it's political. It's completely political. It's about a bill
that was signed by the governor. State Bill number 43, which
we'll talk about in a minute. And here is the guy from the
double NS NAACP attorney Nimrod chapel Jr. is the president of
the I love his name is Nimrod that just kind of casually name
is Nimrod.
Attorney Nimrod chapel, Jr. is the president of the NAACP in
Missouri. He says a bill recently signed into law by
Republican governor Eric Greitens is so dangerous Chapel
has a name for it,
the Jim Crow bill, because in the eyes of the NAACP, that's
what it was breathing life into.
Currently, you can file a discrimination claim in the
state of Missouri, if things like race, religion and gender
are a contributing factor to discrimination. But later this
month, alleged victims of discrimination would have to
prove it as the motivating factor. And Chappell says that's
extremely hard to do,
you would think that the best evidence would be like a memo,
right? We discriminated against so because they are who they
are. Nobody writes memos or when they do, it's so rare. And then
getting that that kind of evidence can be very, very
difficult. Now,
before we get into what is going on here, again, let me just
remind you of the terrorism, the terrorism that the media is
bestowing amongst people,
the NAACP has put out a new warning for people traveling to
Missouri, it advises extreme caution, same travelers couldn't
be subjected to discrimination and harassment.
I mean, that is very far from what's going on. So that's just
surely
a subject, you're driving through whatever highways going
through there at I don't know, and it goes through there and
you're subject to discrimination. Does that mean I
don't get that great car, get it out? Well, pull it over,
according to the state bill, which I obviously read, what the
way it would work, you're traveling through Missouri, you
apply for a job and you get a job, and then you're fired. And
you have to if you feel that you were fired because of
discrimination, which by the way, I think NAACP is completely
appropriating this. Whereas it's more likely that someone will be
fired these days based upon gender, at least if we believe
the media reports. So they're making it all about Jim Crow,
which I think is if you're against the bill, okay, but
you're really appropriating the bill. So nice term. That you
know, so then you'd have to be fired. And all this would happen
while you're traveling through the state. Oh, shit, and it's
shameful. It's shameful. It really is. Yeah,
there's probably hundreds of 1000s of people that travel
through the stage from point A to point B. And so daily, and
why should they be told this stuff and
I kind of liked this bill, because this is a huge problem
for employers. We've talked about this many times. This bill
says that if you're fired, and you want to sue, because you
believe you were fired, based upon discrimination, which is
illegal, you would have to prove that that is the motivating
factor. And I think there are many ways that you can prove
that and for this lawyer to say, well, no one writes a memo, just
look at everyone's email, there's tons of shit in email,
look at Hollywood's emails making fun of black people.
Remember that from the Sony? The Sony bus top levels, the top
levels of that would be very low levels
or worse. Yeah. So that would be the worst and the guys down
below. Yeah. And around you've been in those meetings where you
have these a number of CEOs. And they're all over the place.
Yeah, in all industries, but there's a lot of them in tech,
and they cuss constantly. They don't have a they can't get a
sentence out. We'd have an F bomb and yeah, it's unbelievable
to try to listen to them. Yeah,
it's some kind of alpha male power thing for some reason. But
I liked this because It's a big problem. People are suing for
discrimination left and right and you can't run a business
anymore then I think I think it's reasonable I think you have
to show was the motivating factor and not just that someone
just Well, I don't know I'm, you know what I'm not. But it
seems as if you can't run a business anymore, I think is an
operate, you can run a small business, you can have a three
man operation or you can give the no agenda show barely. I
mean, you can have those businesses, you're not gonna get
sued for discrimination. You have to be of a certain size.
Yeah. And so I think it encourages small businesses, the
big companies, they have a you can't you can be a small company
of two people, three people, your wife, maybe you can be a
monstrous company. That's just a massive mega company, because
they have our entire staff of people to deal with these
annoyances which is the way they see them. HR can't be a middle
sized business. No, you can't you can't be in a growing
business. You can't be in the middle. It's just you will get
killed. Yeah.
Well in Missouri has changed that and the governor signed
that into law and now Missouri is dangerous for travelers.
Yeah, it's just it's insanely insulting is what it is. But if
this had happened in California, Oh, no. Where's evergreen
College? Washington, Washington State? Yes. That might have been
a little different. As Professor Brett Weinstein is threatening
to sue over the recent fractious, it's been
surreal. This has turned our lives absolutely upside down.
Brett Weinstein teaches biology at the Evergreen State College,
but this spring he was better known as that supposedly racist
teacher. He became the target of protests after criticizing
proposed changes college policies regarding race and
refusing to leave campus. On a day when white students and
faculty members were encouraged to go elsewhere. He did end up
holding classes off campus after those protests and the
conversation with the college's police chief said are
you on campus? I said no. She said please don't come to
campus. And I said what's going on and she said protesters are
searching car to car looking for an individual and we believe
it's you. And that was obviously a very alarming call to receive.
Weinstein has informed the state he and his wife who also teaches
at Evergreen may sue for nearly $4 million in damage. Weinstein
says the college fosters a racially hostile work and
retaliatory environment. And the protests showed the school
failed to set or enforce any boundaries for protests
became very clearly criminal at the point that they were
barricading administrators in the president's office and
controlling their movements and stalking. People on the campus
openly
Weinstein fears the protests and problems will come right back
with students in the fall. As for he and his wife, he hopes as
possible legal actions will bring about changes to Evergreen
we would love to return. We cannot return if the college is
not made safe. And it has to be made safe for people to express
Express points of view that are at odds with the conventional
wisdom of the moment.
I think this will be an interesting test of the tort.
This is not going to work out tell me these these these
educators, the guys who are running these colleges and I'm
and it's not just evergreen, there's other schools. I mean,
Yale is a good example of Harvard is a good example. Cal
Berkeley is somewhat of an example. Occidental College is a
good example, which has got an interesting twist to it. These
guys haven't got the nerve they haven't got the guts to expel
students. And in fact the whole situation has gotten so out of
control that the dean at the Purdue University the Dean of
Engineering is now wanting them to back off somewhat on making
people take take math in the engineering department. Here's a
here's a clip here's a clip. This is the see it. This is the
CSU the yeah the producing you can look it up this right here's
the clip CSU reading and math is being phased down California
State
University 23 campuses are getting rid of math and English
placement exams for incoming freshmen. Instead of the exam
schools will look at students SATs and AC T scores along with
high school grades to decide on course placement. Administrators
say those sources are a better measure of a student's
abilities. CSU is also ending mandatory remedial courses that
some students have complained delayed their coursework. These
changes are part of a plan that's aimed at increasing
graduation rates. Currently, only 20% of CSU students
graduate within four years.
You know what's next? Math is racist, man.
Yeah, I can see that. You're joking, but I can see it
actually happening. Not really joking. Dropping math and
They're dropping any English to that. And they again, they want
more people to graduate. What this is going to do two or three
problems here one, there's 20% graduation rate they wanted to
go up. Yeah, doors main problem they're going to run into is the
precedent that is being set in the private schools, many of
which have already gone under, yeah. Where they sued the school
for not giving him the education they promised.
Or the job, they promised the job. They promised the job
well, the jobs but also you could do on the same basis of
the education. If you're going to get it, you're going to walk
out and in that report, they mentioned that they're going to
cancel remedial courses. At the University of California, I had
to take a remedial course, I had to take what they called back
there was English A or English one or something like that. It
was called amongst the regulars. It was called bonehead English,
because they determined my high school education didn't teach me
English very well. And I needed to take this simple course and
how to how to write and, and it was used by half the students
had to take this course because the high schools weren't serving
the public Well, and that's just worsened since then. I'm sure
which is you know, 100 years ago, but they're gonna drop the
boat to bonehead English and a drop bonehead math, so you know,
you can't count 1235780 It's fine. It's fine.
112 Do you know how to use the count seven 913 I
use a calculator. Yeah, I do. Okay, you're good to go on?
Yeah. So you end up with a situation where they're gonna
graduate people that are gonna start suing the schools after
they're out because the schools didn't give them a it can't read
English. And that the taxpayers are gonna have to pick up the
tab this is California State University.
What's gonna become of those kids? They're gonna become
podcasters.
Wonder what joke you're gonna come up with there. And we'll be
able to turn the dial, dial
dial dial the dial.
Lighter is bad. It's so this is completely out of control. And
and again, going back to Evergreen, they won't if they
expelled Imagine yourself in today's being a student today.
It's a pain in the ass to get into these schools. You got to
pay a fortune to do it. And you get expelled and you have to go
home and live with your mom. Yeah, this is not going to go
over it the parents would finally maybe do something about
this day be making a fuss but expel these kids
that used to just be used. They used to be a thing. You're gonna
be Oh, he was expelled. Oh shit. I don't want that. You don't
want that on your record. Remember that you have a record
these days? I actually
do have a record I want to get expelled as expelled from
school. So all those evergreen kids should have been expelled.
Hey,
you know, here's a question. I need some research on this. So
let's say your amygdala isn't large your frontal cortex is not
communicating properly. Then you know you're mad as hell you're
not gonna take it any more throw some SSRIs into the mix. Then
what happens what happens when you when you get all pissed off?
And you're on that on that stuff?
I don't know. It's not good.
I don't think so.
But that's what's going on. Yeah. Okay, so what else well
you're on a roll here Yeah, well, I I got a deconstruction
II more negative stuff to depress their listeners.
I have no I do have a.
I do have one. I got a clip. I got to hear Alex Jones ISO.
You're gonna depress everyone. I saw Yes. These are pigs.
Wait a minute. Wait a minute. There's a combo here. There's a
combo. Let me see if I can do this combo. I'm on remote so
it's always a little harder to grab everything. These are pigs.
I just think the American people
shit I messed it up. This is what I want. Okay, maybe it goes
like this. This is a
bunch of scumbags. These
are pigs you
go there's a combo.
Yeah, yeah, they're all right
there. This is a deconstruction that I think you'll enjoy. It's
for NPR who are scumbags. Because they lie blatant blatant
lie. We had these transcripts come out. No one's really MBA of
the of the President's transcripts of opinion. Yeto and
who's the guy in industry as he dude. And so these transcripts
are now published and again, it's a story. But listen to the
lead in of NPR about to talk to the of course WaPo WaPo WaPo
journalist who? Always the WaPo Wow. Yeah, of course. It's the
WaPo listen to the intro and tell me what's wrong.
Soon after President Trump took office he had phone calls with
world leaders that made headlines. Now the Washington
Post has obtained tray In scripts, I have a couple of
those calls. One is with Mexico is President Trump describes the
border wall he campaigned on as, quote, the least important thing
we are talking about, but politically, this might be the
most important. Okay.
So what did he say at the end there that he was discussing
with the Mexican president? Yes,
most important, I was confused by what he said, listen, Don has
quote, the least important
let me back it up just a little bit to see here, precisely in
context seemed
on as, quote, the least important thing we are talking
about, but politically shit,
I'm sorry, I need to back it up even more. Otherwise, it's not
in context. Here we go
to has obtained transcripts of a couple of those calls. One is
with Mexico's president Trump describes the border wall he
campaigned on as, quote, the least important thing we are
talking about, but politically, this might be the most
important.
Okay. So apparently, President Trump said to President Pena
Nieto, that the border wall is the least important thing we are
talking about. Okay, that's how it's set up here by NPR, your
National Public Radio, let me read you the transcript.
Yeah, I know exactly where you're going. Because I That's a
lie.
It's a big fat lie. We cannot say that anymore. We cannot say
that anymore. Because if you're going to say that Mexico is not
going to pay for the wall that I did not want to meet you guys
with you guys anymore. Because I cannot live with that, I'm
willing to say that we will work it out. But that means it will
come out in the wash. And that's okay. But you cannot say any
more that the United States is going to pay for the wall, I'm
just going to say that we are working on it. Believe it or
not, this is the least important thing that we are talking about.
Politically, this might be the most important we talk about.
But in terms of dollars or pesos, it could just hear him
say that. But you know, in terms of dollars or pesos, it's the
least important thing. I know how to build now, but on and on
and on. So what the least important thing was, was who's
going to pay for it? Not the wall. And now again, just for
those of you who cannot believe the lies I'm going to play you
that intro of office he
had phone calls with world leaders that made headlines. Now
the Washington Post has obtained transcripts of a couple of those
calls. One is with Mexico is President Trump describes the
border wall he campaigned on as quote the least important thing
we are talking about but politically this might be the
most important
lie just a lie.
Well, he said the words least important didn't the words least
important were in there? Yeah, he
could have could have stuck that to anything. Like the peso he
finds the peso is the least important thing.
Well, that's funny. You have a clip like that because I have a
clip which is not about this. When you finish this up. I want
to play it. I'm done. Move for show you exactly how I can do
the same thing. Let's do it. Okay, well, this is I got
there's a couple of clips that one is Brandt about mission
control, and then rant about Mission Control fixed. I want
you to play the long clip, which is rant about mission control
and see where I've pulled the WaPo NPR and I've manipulated
the clip. Without editing.
You've done production. But I didn't edit it. Oh, okay, I'm
ready. I'm sitting down and we're gonna
have to see how this works.
We're strapped in
we have another problem. Take a look at the consoles. I used to
have an abort switch in there. Where the heck's the abort
switch, the displays don't work anymore. Carpeting is held
together with duct tape.
Apollo's Mission Control has decayed from neglect, and
souvenir seekers who took pieces of space history. When you look
at the condition of the room today, workers through a
combination of frustration, anger, resentment, this is not
appropriate. This is where our generation made history. This is
where Apollo fulfilled the challenge issued by President
Kennedy
Space Center Houston hopes to raise $5 million to restore the
room to its 1960s glory.
This is a room that will now represent the best America had
to offer failure. Okay.
So this was a Mission Control Room their agenda it was going
to represent and if you play that clip and listen to it the
best America has to offers failure.
So because the thing is a piece of crap, yeah, well, that's
actually not the way that clip really ended. Ah, so now you can
see now I'm gonna play now that could have been a presentation
and I could have left it in there and nobody would. Oh,
that's Yes. You'd like what you thought it's a piece of crap.
Yeah. So what can I
kind of hear the ending again, of the the original? Yeah.
hopes to raise $5 million to restore the room to its 1960s
glory.
This is a room that will now represent the best America had
to offer failure. Failure. Yeah. Okay.
Just stand alone. It works. Yeah. And this is what the media
can do, and they do it all the time. But let's play what really
happened at the end. to that clip,
the best America had to offer. Failure is not an option.
Krantz is part of one more mission. Wow, good one.
Good one.
Yeah, there's not an option. Failure is not an option. And
that's what's good. That's what we have to deal with constantly
when we're doing this show, because they're doing that to
us. And that's what you just did with the NPR guy. Only he talked
it out, but he misrepresented he misrepresented the facts did he
did Yeah, and that yeah, that's our National Treasure By the way
your
national treasure? Yeah, what happens on our show to people
are always editing stuff together to make something out
of something that didn't happen, I guess but it's funny. I have
an example here. This was an edit by Kevin Reeves who was in
a very accomplished musician. Get out of my shoes. See one
time I mean, seriously, I mean, that did not happen that way.
Yet out of my juice Oh my god. Kevin is bored. got nothing
better to do. I've got an idea. You want to do now? You're
always fooling around in this studio.
Hey, with that I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in
the morning to you John Sue and a C stands for climax may be
difficult. Devorah AK.
Well, in the morning you have Mr. N curry. Also. In the
morning all ships at sea boots on the ground feed their subs in
the water all the names and nights out there.
Do in the morning to the chat room. No agenda stream.com. I
appreciate y'all being there have been helpful hand me some
some good info this morning. And I also want to thank besides all
of our artists who diligently upload fantastic artwork to no
agenda are generated are calm. I want to thank Mark G for his
artwork for episode nine or five to the AI chip with registered
trademark, which we have to talk about that in a second. This was
great. Yes. We'll talk about
that. On the live i did i
put on the list. I put it on the list. Yeah, it was it was good
enough for the the list. So Margie did a great a great piece
of artwork, an original piece, the abstract with the White
House, depicted as a dump under power lines with a big
smokestack behind it. We got some refrigerators, a front
yard, a pickup truck with no axle.
Yes, good. Excellent. Very,
very nice piece. So thank you very much Mark G. And again, I
know John are generally.com. And the reason I want to bring up
the R is after the show, we always chat for about 20 minutes
while we're talking. I'm doing the post was yeah, the post
production and you know the artwork and we come up with the
title and then I start to upload and that's quite a process. It
could be more automated. And and so we came up with a name AI
chip with a registered trademark symbol, which is option are on
my keyboard. And so I published the RSS feed and it's not
showing up in the in the podcast app. I'm like what is going on?
This is now this inexperienced podcasters who have not been
around could have been working on this problem for hours,
hours, but your guardians of reality. And in this case, tech
guru, John C. Dvorak called it.
Yeah, you thought I was maybe joking.
Yeah, you want to explain?
Yeah, I said, it's not going through because you've put that
our trademark thing in there. And it's choking on it. Yep.
Exactly. It. No double byte encoding for you. Yeah,
filing code and then you went use first year you said that
can't be it. That's idiotic. If that's it, you said yes. And
then I said, I
bet you that said, and I did not. And
then you went on a tirade about how Cray went on a tirade. You
just went crazy about how this is so stupid. It's very funny
would have been good for the show.
I might have it's silly. It's idiotic. It's It's pretty.
Pretty sad is what it is. All right, let's thank some people.
And it would have been that what's really sad from our
perspective is actually funnier with the I Triple R on this
order there. It doesn't work. Oh, title. Yeah, yeah.
And that. And that show title doesn't work on Apple stuff.
That's great.
Yeah, and I'd have to also assume that is small TM wouldn't
work either. Now
doubtful. Doubtful. So oh, it also made it to the world of
technology. It made it made a lot of things choke actually, I
see the chat room that the dog our bot, he choked on it. He
couldn't he couldn't deal with it. Sad, man.
How long have we been? We've only had this stuff going on for
the last 35 years. This
is a column I'm telling you. This is a column
It's, it's I need more exactly we okay if people can you send
me some examples of this of this little choking on non minor
things that should work and they don't work by the way, I'll just
I'll compile them and make a column out of
Nick the rod says that Doug chokes on more than that, but I
don't know he may know.
Good. Okay. All right. All right. So let's take a few
people for Associate Executive Producer executive producers for
show Snyder 53953 Now we have to thank Pete we lost a few people
from the last show that because we did there was a day missing
from the download Yeah, so we're going to incorporate them into
this show. And given the credit on the show do you ever do you
have a combined sheet because I have them so I do not have a
combined sheet I have two sheets and I'm going to read from one
then go to the other your two sheets to the wind I'm two
sheets to the wind which when you were last night I'm sure Aha
I can read sheet so that when
I had at least five glasses, we were like well that's a Gucci
bag I
had my glasses of arming Yeah, yeah. Holy mackerel somebody had
should have brought that camera out. That should have
been that's the photo of me in the medicated prom with
Alright, here's a mention this this is a kid there's a
medicated piece
bottle. No but no, he didn't
send me a picture of the pump. Yeah, okay. Somebody sent me a
picture the bar I look at it ah vintage Armagnac. Vintage
Armagnac of which is could be any amount of years old is
usually bottled around 30 And then as did from then on, it
doesn't really improve much but it's it is from from wherever it
was from and this is a 1953 So this was a risky 252 52 Because
we're not in need 52 But they're all the thing about vintage
armor no extra people who who like to have like a glass of
whiskey at the end of the meal or when during the day. This
stuff is always in a generally speaking I would say people
drink cognac and Armagnac will agree with this. A good vintage
German JACC which most of them are, is hard to stop drinking.
Yes, I agree. agree wholeheartedly.
Very hard to stop drinking. And I don't recommend them for
people who can't drink. Because if you open a bottle of
especially something like a 52 and start drinking it, you will
drink the whole bottle. If it's if you're by yourself, probably
not. But you might. But if you're with somebody else in
your shoes, and you're talking in an army I can cognacs tend to
make you talkative without being belligerent. belligerent
products are more like Scotch Scotch can make you
believe. Just a question Does this also have a romantic
effect? Or can this be used to get a chick
the romantic effect of arming yak and cognac I think is there
but I think it's because of the alcohol being so pure. And I'm
not sure that there's any magic to it there might be
there was for me that's right.
It won't hurt anyway so you so I'm just warning people so if
you get this stuff in your you better be sit down to prepare
yourself for a long conversation and plowing through the bottle.
Yeah, and pretty much gets the joke of it is you don't get sick
the next day because these products from France are so well
made or yeah pure. You don't know sick at all. No, no
hangover don't have the hangover tends to come from two things
dehydration, so people should drink a lot of water. Or you go
to bed. Yes. And the and the real problem then when that
gives you the nasty nasty Red Bull. The Red Bull would do it.
But the nasty headaches and alcohols come from from what's
called fuel oil. And fuel oil is a product of distillation that
is not the pure cut of ethanol it's you got butyl alcohols and
propyl alcohols and all kinds of crazy alcohols that are that are
dead get into the product and your body cannot digest these
things very well and you get sick period
from my buddy Jack he also gets them from someone sends them to
him from London and then with his name on the label. Yeah,
yeah, it's like 1500 bucks or something. It's crazy expensive.
That's pretty expensive as up there. I you can get the same
quality. Well, it's I'm telling
you I drank a Gucci show I show off this total show material. I
drank a Gucci bag last night.
Yeah, it's what you did. Okay, let's thank our folks who are
the Associate Executive Producer of course, I just screwed this
up
via because we need to do the people from 950 to first Are you
is that? Yeah,
I don't know. Nobody can do. It doesn't matter. All right, I'm
gonna do 950 You have you have control of the aircraft. Michael
Hawks. Berg. in Helsinki, Finland is our leader. He is
came up with $1,000 in memory my father Jack. Hochberg play
anything from the seed, man. I have a clip here, and some
moving karma because I'm moving to a new city and starting a new
life. I would like to be known as the Knights is against a
Knight. Knight of the final frontier. Yes. So I assume he's
on the nightly
seeing that he doesn't have a color. So let me just double
check. Interesting, he's not even on our list. Michael
Hochberg, I'm gonna put him on right now Hochberg and he
becomes the night of the final frontier. Yeah. Time to talk to
the back office, man. I'll send him a note. Okay. All right.
Good. We got him on the list and he wanted to miss out he needs
his car.
And his watches.
AJ call out? Yeah, I gotcha. You've got Carmine. Thanks.
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Are you okay? You hit your head again, dammit. i By chance, the
party didn't go on that late last night, I caught Al Gore on
Bill Maher. And he was also doing the rounds on the morning
shows the cable shows. And I found this interview to be very
enlightening. For a number of reasons. Yes, very enlightening.
He is, of course, the High Priestess of the climate crisis.
Make no mistake is now the climate crisis. And something
else came to me as I was thinking of watching this, and
this is the opening. And do you see by any chance, John? I
missed it. Well, you missed a good one. But you don't have to
watch it because I've condensed the opening 10 minute interview
down to three to four doable clips. And he obviously has his
movie An Inconvenient Truth out the CNN inconvenient sequel, I
should say. Yeah. And he has a book to go along with it. I
mean, it's really it's it's quite a nice little marketing.
Marketing deal. He knows what he's doing. He knows what he's
doing been more.
He's got guys on a roll is Yeah, G five in more
ways than one. But he also reinforces everything the social
justice warriors need to hear. He's very, very good at it. He
is the High Priestess. And let's listen to clip one.
Well, it's past 10 years that your first movie came out in
2006. similar kinds of predictions. are we kidding
ourselves about the tipping point? Are we?
Now this was interesting to me? This was the first question and
I guarantee you that this was agreed to set up maybe even the
wording was agreed to, because that is the number one criticism
and they'll they'll discuss three, the number one criticism
of climate change. Now the climate crisis is well, you
promised us all these these tipping points, and we're all
going to be dead within 10 years. And so that was all
supposed to happen
right to be allocated the stop. I 100% on this because I it.
There's lots of evidence that Gore is using old shell tricks.
Yeah. In all the shows that he does, he'll bring somebody on
Who do you think you spotted one of them where he had an audience
and some kid asks a question. The kid was satisfied. He was
set up, he was put in the audience for the purpose of
doing these questions. You. There's no doubt Now I should
mention it. That mark. This was Maurice first question then it
was planned.
Yes. Completely planned, planted. And obviously Gore is
and he's masterful at moving very slowly, but then
accelerating, moving away from the question. How come we were
all supposed to be dead? And he will confuse you and use an old
school tricks? And you will explain them to us? No doubt.
Well, it's past 10 years that your first movie came out in
2006. similar kinds of predictions. are we kidding
ourselves about the tipping point? Are we moving the tipping
point?
Well, people mean different things by the phrase, the most
important meaning is, have we crossed a point of no return
where this thing spins out of control? And the scientists
still tell us no, we have not gotten to that point. We can I
have
you heard this? No, I've all I've heard is the point of no
return is tomorrow.
Exactly. So that's the first switch there. No, no, this just
as long as the scientists say it's okay. And you know, Al Gore
has weekly meetings, maybe daily with the scientists and the
scientists say don't worry about it. Don't worry, be happy
point, we can still avoid the most catastrophic consequences
if we start acting boldly now we have begun to start. But some
tipping points have unfortunately been passed. I'll
give you an example. A very large part of the West Antarctic
Ice Sheet just years ago, they said okay, that's crossed the
tipping point it is now going to be gone no matter what we do.
And that actually hit me pretty hard when that news came out
because it
and we're and we're already gone. Now. We're already done
with the tipping points. We've already moved on to the next
disaster in the crisis, which is the sheet of ice in the and I
thought it was more ice than ever in the Antarctic.
Yeah, maybe but still sheet there's a sheet there. It's
gonna raise the tie. Yeah. Three feet. And
here we go. And that actually hit me pretty hard when that
news came out because it it does mean that there's going to be
considerable sea level rise no matter what we do. But we still
have the ability to control the appearance and sea level rise
and buy now while stocks last. We still have the ability to
stop other ice sheets behind it from crossing. Now there's some
other tipping points that are kind of uncertain we're taking
huge dangerous risks now that we should not be taken.
So when the sea levels rise
that sounds like a biblical prophecy. So the sea levels
right you better build yourself an
ark. Bill Maher says it was such a surety yes and
no it's religion John this is fuck here we go listen to this
again, it's
behind it from crossing. Now there's some other tipping
points that are kind of uncertain we're taking huge
dangerous risks now that we should not be taken.
So when the sea levels rise
I can't get enough of that when the sea levels rise May I be
with you in your mansion Al Gore
with obviously we could lose like Venice. We can no oh
by the way, hold on, by the way, as a part of the setup was a
part of the setup. This whole thing with this first question,
there was a written joke the payload built right into it. And
I have to say these two gentlemen executed the joke
beautifully.
Is it coming
right now?
Like Venice? We could lose Florida Yeah, just who would
know better about losing Florida
Come on. That was well executed. They knew that was good. That
was very good excellent.
Actually I think I carried Florida That's right
we had
to do there are a lot of coastal cities that are gonna face a
real man I went to Miami in the making the movie I saw fish from
the ocean yeah in the streets just because it was
I have to say benches some some guy you know, we do have a lot
of people that listen to our show that that tolerate our anti
or our skepticism about global crisis. Warm weather, climate,
climate, whatever it is a climate crisis. They tolerate it
so listen to the show for the other reasons, but I'm surprised
they still listen. Every once was for some guy tweets to me
says IRAs and he's moaning and groaning so we got a big storm
coming in. They were into flooding everywhere. And he goes
on and so I thinking really? And so I went and looked up live
cams Yeah. In Miami. And there's a Miami Beach which is right
down the
street any interesting women when you did that search?
No, it was live like this City, Kansas City Kansas. Okay, there
weren't any live chick cams if you anyway so I thought I found
a really good one on top of some bank somewhere and it's it's got
a shot of the water a shot of a busy street on Miami Beach that
one if you ever ever been in Miami Beach there's a like a
loop around thing where the Cleveland or hotel is and all
this and you drive up and he's all these crazy old hotels. And
it was a beautiful shot. And I said really flooding in the
streets and I linked to the cam Yeah. And it was live cam so it
was so it streams on Twitter and that was the end of that
conversation well this
is like there's so much nonsense we know about the streets of
Miami is because of the drainage you know they have trees that
have never had there before the water can't go away
I you get the feeling Why is there even is there a hunger
crisis because I would recommend people go to Miami's got good
weather and there's free fish
on the green sister but Alyssa shins motion but It Gets Better
It Gets Better. Because listen to what Gore says. And he
contradicts himself right after the fish common. He contradicts
the entire premise. So I'm gonna back it up a little bit I'm
sorry my backups are a little
broad to still cities that are gonna face a real danger and I
went to Miami in the making the movie I saw a fish from the
ocean swimming in the streets just because it was high tide.
And by the way this week they had more than six inches of rain
in two hours and it flooded again for a different reason.
He caught himself oops. So is it flooding because of the the wad
the sea level rise Al Gore or is it because the drainage sucks
because the same thing happens when it rains. He caught himself
this is completely stupid listen to
again for a different reason connected to the climate crisis
but
it's connected to the climate crisis because rain
Yeah, this guy I'm sorry wasn't for the climate crisis. There'd
be no rain. And
notice he says climate crisis.
Yeah. So yeah, so he's on it. This guy knows how to make
money. He's making a lot more money than we are in this
podcast. Why do you have
to go rub it in add more than six inches of rain in two hours
and it flooded again for a different reason connected to
the climate crisis to have the Norfolk Virginia, the largest
naval base in the world is going to have to be moved because of
sea level rise.
I don't know if that's true. But we have enough military
personnel who
will tell us I was telling you
what the plans are to move Norfolk Yeah, but
this listen to this, listen to this
world is going to have to be moved because of sea level rise
Galveston, you can go down the list but Galveston,
Galveston, Texas, you know, the site of one of the worst
hurricanes, or tornadoes, I should say, tornadoes in Texas
ever, or was it a hurricane off the coast? There was a hurricane
there was a hurricane. Yeah. Yeah. And it happened again. And
this is this is inclement weather that hits Galveston,
Texas. They're, there's their monuments all across Galveston
of the Great
Flood, but they're gonna move Galveston is that what he said?
Yeah,
moving the base, the base Galveston, they're moving the
bass, the bass. Well, yeah, because it's in a hurricane
path.
The big danger is for poor people in places like Bangladesh
and called
Oh, here we go. There we go. It's all about those people. And
he'll come back to that. Okay, now we go to clip number two,
where we're going to talk about the the three things that the
Republicans always carp about and harp on regarding climate
change and why they're wrong. Then again, watch for tricky
owl.
And, you know, when you talk to Republicans about this, they
seem to have a couple of talking points that they always go to.
One of them is why should we do anything because China isn't or
another one of them is it's going to cost jobs. It's it's
bad for the economy. And the other one is the science isn't
really settled. All these are bogus, are they? They are bogus,
bogus. Let's go one by one John. China isn't doing anything true
or false?
More or less true, but not completely
wrong. What are they doing then?
I mean, they're they're backing off a little bit because of
their ad but not because of climate change because of the
smog they're creating for themselves and their public is
getting sick of it. Or
China is implementing a cap and trade program right now closing
hundreds of coal burning plants, building more solar farms and
anybody else that's not
cap and trade, but I don't believe the cap and trade. I
think he's lying about that. I'm I need to look into it.
Who are they capping and trading with?
Yeah, exactly. They're not capping it. They're clear right
that cold closing down the coal plants because of the pollution
is Yeah, they were located some of the spa day just what was
polluting Korea it'd be fine with that.
But then North Korea specifically, but they're then
let somebody
else by far India, by the way, has done a U turn since the
Paris Agreement and they're moving you
personally negotiated that well, there are a lot of
a lot of people
that this is this is under dispute. But what what happens
in the movie I have not seen it is that he she deals with the
Solar City. You know, the Musca, the musk the Empire to basically
give the deal and given everybody else was that will
give you this huge free mega battery if you let us open a
plant or some crap like that. And it's a Kleiner Perkins
investment, where Gore is a senior partner. Okay, stop
already did a deal. Yeah, this, but it's disputed people like
even the the Indians like but Al Gore did nothing. Kind of like
that, like the solar part. Yeah,
I was. I was happy to be asked to he's cagey about it now to my
Christiana figures and other leaders of that conference. And
I like to think it did some good. But India just announced
that within only 13 years, 100% of all their new cars and trucks
are going to have to be electric vehicles. That's more than we're
doing.
That's all about control.
Now, as for jobs, solar jobs are now growing 17 times faster than
other jobs in the economy. The single fastest growing job is
wind turbine technician because they're breaking all the time
We're the fastest hiring job destroying jobs fixing these
things. Turbine Technician
we back it up a little more. The best
that you get that's a good ISO now
not not for today, but I will I saw it yeah
fastest growing job is wind turbine technician. real bright
spot spot for creating jobs. comes in higher wages is in
renewable energy and the sustainability solutions we
ought to be investing in mats to put more people to work.
Oh, yes solutions solutions that tell you all right, let's move
on to the Paris accord. This is this was a very entertaining
segment, both from the former vice president as well as our
hosts Trump
wants to pull out of the Paris accord. Something which, you
know, I always say the kind of people who would negotiate the
Paris accord these are the people who should get the
medals, because it just cannot be easy. They deserve a
medal. Douchebag metal talking about?
Yeah, exactly. Yes. Just give them all a medal just for
participating. Yeah, it's really fantastic to
get 100 Garibaldi countries and whatever it is saying with
Kyoto, which you were very involved in 90s on the same
mind you it's really easy for these hundreds of countries to
come together. But did he say hundreds I hope he didn't say
hundreds learn, just listen
to that. Whatever it is saying with key
back a little more, let's listen to that.
People should get the metals, because it just cannot be easy
to get 190 countries or whatever it is saying with Kyoto, would
you 190 countries, it's quite a lot. It's not hard, because all
you're doing is saying hello 189 countries, would you like some
money? Well, here's the last of the 190 And they're gonna give
that to you. Wasn't that hard? You don't deserve a medal.
We're very involved. On the same page. This is tedious work, that
people should get a clap on the back for Okay, he wants to pull
out clap on the back a lot, maybe animal to Trump Tower and
talk to Ivanka about it? She
did? Yes, I did. And I talked to the then president elect and
that conversation continued after he went into the White
House. And I thought actually, there was a chance he might come
to his senses, but I was wrong. When he made his speech, pulling
out of Paris, I really was concerned that some other
countries might use that as an excuse to pull out themselves.
But the very next day, the entire rest of the world
redouble their commitment to the Paris Agreement.
We want the money
almost had a salutary effect.
It did it you know in in politics, there's a law that
comes out of physics that sometimes works for every
action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. And it
happened here and
this can pay attention to that pay attention to what he's
saying here is is very important. It's
there's a law that comes out of physics that sometimes works for
every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. And it
happened here in this country, Jerry Brown in California,
Andrew Cuomo in New York, other governors, mayors, business
leaders stepped up to fill the gap and said, We're going to
meet the commitments under the Paris Agreement, regardless of
what Donald Trump does looks like the country is going to do
that. I'm
all for states rights.
Now, we're now resolved for states rights. Now, when it is
collects it. That's when it happened. Now, no, I, it hit me
maybe it's Maybe I'm crazy, I don't know. But then they went
into the final bit, which was about politics, and about
elections. And it could be confirmation bias. Or just
confirmation in general, what a lot of people are feeling in the
United States these days.
Let me ask you about this. You say and I think you're
absolutely right about this, that we have to if we're going
to fix climate, we have to fix our democracy.
I love this. We were a republic. Bill Maher, we're not a
democracy. I don't know if he means it differently. But I
disturbs me when people do that.
It's very bothersome that people keep calling us a democracy.
Yeah, because we're not we are a Democrat left always says that
raw or democracy, democracy, democracy, we know that we're
Republic is a huge difference. Yes, it's a minor difference.
It's a huge difference.
Would you explain it for a moment?
Yeah, democracy is a is where everybody has an equal vote, and
everything is voted on in the band. The drawbacks to a
democracy are that you can have a tyranny of the majority. So
you have 51% of people all want everyone to walk around naked.
And by law, you have to and if you don't want
to, I'm all to back democracy thing that sounds great. Well,
they can also require you to wear lead weights, you know?
Once a week, maybe.
And so we don't have that we have a representative democracy
in the form of a republican the republicans divides up powers
and waters them down to an to an extreme so you don't have this
tyranny issue that keeps cropping up with democracies and
monarchies for this, for that matter. It's, it really exists
somewhere in between and Have the great thing about it is to
me and I keep saying this to people they did they've ever
worked in government they don't realize how important it is. I
think if you have a do nothing Congress or do nothing president
or a do nothing agency, that's the best thing you can have.
Yeah, because you actually don't want them doing anything is the
idea is to encourage do nothing ism. And because you get you get
into trouble. When you start to do stuff I'm always reminded of
the I have plenty of stories about I remember the time I was
an inspector at the trail mobiel facility. I think I've told
this Oh trail mobiel What is it trail mobiel trail Mobius
they made trailers, and they were additions in the early days
of the cargo.
I would have remembered if you knew about trailers. This is a
new story new screed.
So I am an inspector. I'm a line inspector and I have a certain
responsibility a certain part of the line not the final inspector
there's another guy further on, but I inspect these things as
they come through. And most of the time I spent with this one
guy that was on the he was on a different line than I worked on.
But he was he was no he was a Riveter. And he was a great tale
teller. He was a guy that would tell jokes and little magic
tricks. I just love this guy. Because he was funny because he
did. And so I would spend, I would spend time over there
yakking with him and the foreman over there was a just a noxious
jerk comes over. And he also is he was the foreman of the
workers on the line I was inspecting. But he was the
foreman of this particular guy. And he says and he chooses out
for wasting time. And he says I shouldn't be over he couldn't he
wasn't my supervisor. So he couldn't really do much did just
kind of showed his his guy. But he basically kicked me out of
the area. Wow. And so I said to myself, and I think a lot this
happens in government work a lot. I know for a fact because
I've worked in it. So I'm go back to my line. And there was
an anomaly on the on the trailers that were going
through. They were made out of fiberglass, and they were done
for Pacific something lines, pap and Oh, Pacific and Oregon. And
they were all fiberglass and the roofs of the fiberglass always
sagged, the roof sagged. And so you could reject every each and
every one of them. And then there was all these other little
things. So and one of the things you had this piece of red tape
and you'd read tape, put red tape all over the thing. They
weren't needed fixing if you're inspecting it, and so I would
disguise stuff would come through from his line. And I
would just read tape the hell out of it. And it was all legit.
It wasn't like I these were not there was flawless. These were
legitimate complaints. And so I would spend all my time red
tape. So this thing would look like it looked like it was a
ball a tape. There's so much to do on these things. And that's
because I was doing my job to an extreme. The guy this Foreman
guy eventually came because it was slowing down production. And
he was getting blamed. So he comes over and begs me to stop.
He knows what I'm doing. He he apologized for kicking me away
from that other character through Yeah, he was he was hey,
Hatton and
thank you for so I Alesund children's futures.
Yes, you should always know you have if you have the power use
it. And so I backed off a little bit, and I backed off enough so
the damn things could get done. And that was that and that's the
way it worked. Curiously, I learned two things on that job.
The other ones just were telling stories until this one to the I
had this these piano trailers had this sagging roof problem. I
hate a sagging roof. Oh, it was like off by a half inch, and the
roof the spec? So I luckily it's caught this early. And I sent a
note in about this. I said it takes too much work to get these
things to spec. And it did. It took forever to get these
things, the spec they have there. It was a long story how
it happened, but you could do it but it would take an hour. And
so I wrote this memo in a memo about what should be done
because I you know, I can't reject every one of them. And I
went in and the memo never was responded to. About two months
later eyes. Yeah. Yeah. Two months later, the final
inspector finally got wind of these roofs that were sagging.
And I got called to the carpet for wire inches. What is it
doing? Some of these roofs are sagging. And I said I sent a
memo in two months earlier about this and nobody said anything.
Right? They looked into it. The memo was sent in cover your ass
memo I learned early. I was good to go. Excellent. Yeah.
Thank you My good story this was new to me. I like re automobile
right trailer. So back to democracy, which we are not. We
are a republic. And that is yes, the distribution of the power in
a proper way. And for our situation, certainly. And this
comes up in regards to you got it. The electoral college.
Let me ask you about this, you say, and I think you're
absolutely right about this, that we have to if we're going
to fix climate, we have to fix our democracy. Yeah, first. Now,
when you won slash lost the election. That's 500,000 more
votes. Now listen very carefully. What's happening
here, and the guy who took over Hillary got 3 million more,
yeah, this trend is not going in the right direction. Now, this
thing where we get the most votes, and they get to be
president. That's a pattern now. And it's not going in the right
direction. How
do not that this
is really interesting, the way I view this, and this, and I'm
thinking this whole thing is all scripted at this point. We have
some evidence that certainly in previous bits here, this is Al
Gore leading up to a run. He's now being compared to Hillary
Clinton, he won last he won last he carried it he didn't know
he's winning. All this is bullshit. You know, here's the
proof that it happened to you pay attention,
and it's not going in the right direction. How do we stop that?
Well, I do think it's time to get rid of the electoral
college. But But going back,
what's a constitutional amendment that
Well, that's one way to do it. There's also an initiative to
have a compact among the states. It started here in California,
it could work. But even more important than that, we have to
get big money out of the lobbyists, comprehensive, that
catch contributors hacked our democracy before Putin hacked
our democracy defended, and put the people back in control. And
we can do that.
Now. What does every politician wait no more essays on every
politician before he gets ready to run? always talks about
comprehensive campaign finance reform? All right, go.
Does he know that Hillary outspent Trump four to one or
something along those lines? He's over a billion dollar.
Remember,
remember, he said sometimes in politics, it works. For every
action, we have an equal and opposite reaction. Gore is very
smart, John.
Well, he's if he's thinks he's going to become the president.
I think he I think he I think he is toying with that idea.
For sure. I hope he is. I hope he is. I hope he and Maxine
Waters are both toying with this. Oh,
my God, you read my mind. You read my mind. You have the
clips, it's out there. Why do you think this is? is I think at
CNN, with Democratic strategist Robert Pattillo. joking or not?
Why do
you think or do you agree with the fact that Democrats seem to
have decided that it is much better to resist Trump than it
is to try to do what you were talking about in work together
and have some type of compromise? Well, I
think when Trump was elected, he decided to try to court the
Republican standards into white. That's why so I'm bringing
rights previous into the Oval Office, the appointment of Jeff
Sessions, he tried to become the establishment Republican now
that he's seen that that's not working. Democrats looking at
it. First President hovering around 30% approval ratings have
no reason to run into a burning building and try to put it out
instead of just waiting to 2018 when we'll have Speaker of the
House, Maxine Waters and Senate, Senate Leader Chuck Schumer, and
then they'll be able to control the government that way, as long
as Trump is hovering around 30% approval ratings, and
Republicans appear to be in chaos. There's no reason to
reach across the line.
A joke or serious?
I'm giving you a borderline Clip of the Day for that one. That's
a beauty.
And I'm hearing that think about it. Hey, Maxine, we've got a
Bernie effect with her the young kids the millennials, they stay
WOKE they love her. We can we can get her on we can get her on
the ticket.
I think that's their side that may not be as far fetched as
we'd like to hope she was she was of course on the view. You
know,
I have the view clips to Okay. You got to view clips.
I got to to view click door she's got the Putin thing. But
if yours is longer, I would rather play yours because mine
are short. They've been I only
I only have the Putin and I have the setup the they gave her a
joke. They wrote her a joke.
What was the joke?
Vice president regarding planning his inauguration.
I'm sorry, that's the wrong one. The joke is this one. This is a
joke. Okay.
Rumors that you might run for president in 2020. I'm hearing
here and there. Is there any truth you want to make an
announcement here today for everyone here?
That's simply a rumor everybody. I am not running for anything
except the impeachment of Trump.
And she delivers the line like she's happy she delivered it,
you know, like,
she brought it managed to get it out. Well, I have that kind of
attached to the one where she goes off the deep end. Yeah, but
we'll play this. Okay.
Pennsylvania, better than Trump if he were
when we finished with Trump, we have to go and get Putin next a
pittance you
may forget to Trump and
I love how joy is trying to cover like, I'm gonna I'm gonna
help my guests because she's obviously a moron, but I'm gonna
Oh, yeah, we get to for one. I got your Maxine. I met people at
home will never know that you're a douche.
Pennsylvanian, better than Trump if he were when we finished with
Trump. We have to go and get Putin. He's next. Putin. Oh,
Pence. Pence. You mean
by the way, he's next. He's next. Not next. He's next. Next,
we're going to trump and then we're gonna go after.
I am not running for anything except the impeachment of Trump.
Actually, I think now what i
Hold on one second, I want you to comment on it. I think my
clip, there's a piece I didn't play. It's a twofer. Three,
four, I believe because you know, the joke is written this
way. You could talk more about joke structure, but this the
setup, then, you know, then she has to say I'm not running for
anything, then everyone claps and then, except for the
impeachment of Donald Trump, and I think she had a kicker.
There were rumors that you might run for president in 2020. I'm
hearing here and there. Is there any truth you want to make an
announcement here today for everyone here?
That's simply a rumor everybody. I am not running for anything
except the impeachment of Trump. Yeah, how
do you follow what I was going to comment on was the outrageous
law here from the audience now, Adela went absolutely nuts.
Yeah. When she she wanted to impeach Trump. This is really
anti American. At this point. I had to say, defending Trump. I
mean, Trump has done it he's a bonehead. But this is at this
point it's just anti American.
It's she Joy Bay Hart is sitting there screaming lock him up.
And she's you get lock him up. Well, she's insane. I mean, this
whole group is nuts. Especially when we're gonna get Maxine
water in the mix. You got really a Holy mackerel looks really
good. Alright, take no I, I kind
of dig it, man.
Well, and it's causing a problem in California. Oh, because we
had to California and there were a bunch of kids. It's just
owned, largely because, you know, there may be voter fraud.
It turns out, oh, let's play this little. Let's play this
little clip though. That's something that you in Austin,
when you're there might be concerned about this as
Democrats driving out Republicans to Texas.
If you are a conservative living in California and tired of the
liberal ways in your home state, you might have a way out. A
company called conservative move launched in May aims to help
families from all over America, relocate to Texas, a state known
for its traditional values. It's already been flooded with
inquiries, most of them from Californians and found a poll
Chapo says the Golden State just isn't what it used to be.
Today, California is completely different. It's a mess. They
have some of the worst schools in the country. They're roadways
are falling apart. And property crime and violent crime is on
the rise and good paying jobs are hard to find. So we've only
been around now for a little over a month. And the business
has just exploded over 2500 families have signed up. Over
1500 of those are from California alone. The demand is
very high. The problem in America is that the liberal
elite these these coastal Democrats, these limousine
liberals, if you will live along the coastal region of New York
to San Francisco to LA and they control now the Democratic Party
in America and the Democrat Party is no longer made up of
moderates. They are made up of very radical extremists who are
pushing a dangerous agenda and a America and they they harm our
communities. They increase crime and they make it more difficult
for families to earn a living. The Democrats have 20 years ago
in America. They don't exist in America anymore.
Hey, was this RT? Yeah. Okay. Makes sense. Yeah.
Yeah. Who else would do this? Yeah. Ah, yeah,
well, yay. That's why we put them in Steiner ranch because
there's a big fence around it. The main thing is to keep people
out but it's keep them in. I have. I have a boots on the
ground report regarding another one of your favorite stories
that keeps coming to you the Ford Explorer carbon monoxide
story speaking of I have
one too, but yeah, the boots on the ground store once you read
that and they will play this clip.
Okay, so this is from producer Chris John dude named Ben here
grew up in Auburn and have family in the Auburn Police
Department. APD not to be confused with Austin's APD just
got back from dinner and I have a report. We now go to Chris who
has a report. Yes, Adam and John. According to my source,
the fire department tested co2 and several Ford explorers and
the results were enough to take them off the road. It was
mentioned they were tested while idling with the windows up. My
JCD kicked in, which is apparently an affliction people
have and my argument was since I was a kid, I've been told you do
not sit in the car with the windows up in the engine running
I didn't go further as I obviously irritated her with my
comment. After more discussion I found out there's a new piece of
equipment that's being installed on these vehicles. This piece of
equipment gets mounted on the floor it's probably a police
state mandated box in other words, everyone gets one well
the epoxy they use to plug the holes after the box installation
has been found to be the root cause of exhaust leaking into
the cabin. I thought they may be punctured. Maybe they punctured
the exhaust but she said no. The vapor coming in through this
defective mishandled epoxy is enough to spike co2 readings.
Important note four does not do the aftermarket outfitting of
lights and special equipment aftermarket shops buzz hack and
drill the crap out of these vehicles to get the equipment
installed. I don't know how factual just given a boots on
the ground report that's how we that's that's exactly how all
network news reports should end. I don't know how factual this is
just giving you a boots on the ground report stay woke
everybody exactly,
exactly that they should stay woke everybody. Now he had he
mentioned their drill some holes in the bottom and maybe it's
leaking through there because the epoxy is not filling the
holes, which is a possibility. But still, there has to be some
co2 or CEO going up those holes, which means it's got to be
coming out. I think that they've they've come up with they've
discovered this and I'll tell you some things as to why
they're not doing anything about it because I think this is a
bigger deal than they want to admit to this is the Ford on
exhaust leaks
and like Tony Ford Motor Company says it takes seriously concerns
raised by police departments across the country about
excessive carbon monoxide levels in their Ford explorers. Several
officers have been sick and Ford responded to our CBS News
investigation saying when the data indicates a safety recall
is needed. We move quickly for more now is Chris Van Cleef.
Police departments are finding cracks like this one in the
exhaust manifolds of their Ford explorers so frequently, the CBS
News has learned Ford is now actively considering a recall of
some or all 135,000 Police edition explorers. Those
manifolds carry exhaust which contains carbon monoxide away
from the engine. Is that the crack right this mechanics from
montgomery county maryland say as many as 80% of county
explorers have the cracks. David dice is their director of
General Services. When you
see that black scarring right there. That's a clear indication
that there's exhaust leaking into the engine compartment from
that part. That's dangerous.
Police departments and at least 25 states have raised concerns
about possible carbon monoxide leaks or added co detectors. In
Massachusetts the Association of Police Chief says at least 16
departments have sidelined explorers. But federal
investigators are looking beyond just police units to more than
1.3 million explorers model years 2011 to 2017. Montgomery
county says the manifold cracks are not limited to police
cruisers.
Of the 108 vehicles that we have for the floors. About 8085 of
them are police the rest of their administrative fleet. It's
the same problem.
forward so safety is its top priority, adding its engineers
have not found evidence that the manifold cracks are linked to
the carbon monoxide complaints that they are investigating. The
company has not made a final decision on a potential recall
Rena Chris,
did I hear the guy say that it's not just police additions
I think here's what I think based on kind of logic, exhaust
manifolds are not cheap, they cost a couple 100 bucks and to
replace them on 1000s of vehicles. I mean, they just cost
them I mean, that's just the price of the part. They're a
pain in the ass to put on and off. They're, you know, they if
they're cracked, that means they're buying defective
manifolds from someone right? I'm guessing China, India,
China, something like that, because it's a you know, it's
John and John How about not just Ford explorers
I would assume that they're having an issue with their
manifolds in general because if you can't you if you somebody
actually examines it and finds out 80% of the cars have a crack
manifold, this is not good. And that is where the gas is coming
from. And if there are boots on the ground guy says there's a
bunch of holes they're drilling in the floorboard, the mount
stuff and it's it can seep through I can see that but even
so even if we didn't have
the the root causes the manifold crack that was explained to
people with the manifold is and where it is and how long
you have to do the engine has a bunch of ports exit ports for
the exhaust gases and the manifold is a large piece of
device is a device that that bolts onto the engine and takes
it and moves that gas it toward the tailpipes
where the pipes are good what does it look like a manifold
you can look them up and manage the exhaust manifold they their
big cast iron, only looking things are not attractive.
They're not pretty attractive. I agree.
I don't think so. I fell out of love with my menu if you see one
on a dragster somewhere they they use these very expensive
ones that are just designed for even out to pressures. Yeah,
yeah, they're they're gorgeous, but these are just junky looking
things. And they're usually cast iron generally speaking and it's
cracked is reminds me the cracks on the bridge over here that the
Chinese use Chinese steel. I think for for it's got a big
hit. It's gonna be it's not gonna be cheap to fix these
things. You
know what that means? Short the Ford
I'm going to show my spoon by Joni to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun
so we do a few people a thing and let's start by thanking the
ones from the last show. Okay, starting with Laura lon Baker
$100 Matthew Alomar in Elwood, Illinois $100 He's he wants a
down payment. That's a down payment for his D douching.
Well, baby keep enjoying his workday.
Well, if he donated he's already entitled to it. He believes
he should donate more. So we'll let him stew in his own juices.
Baroness Monica. In Drayton Valley, Alberta. 95 Chen Harshad
Patel and UK 95. Do name Mohammed. Yes. 5150.
He sent us a note he was very concerned so we got it dude
named Mohammed. Thank you.
named Mohammed. Steven Oh Grove, Missouri and 5133 Tyler shifts
in in Bothell in Bothell, Washington, 50 and Matthew
Comstock in Woolcott, Connecticut another $50. And so
that Take That clear that should clean up the mess of the backlog
and so this over to the other list of the today's donors, last
week's donors and as the shortlist starting with Jim
Burlingame in Bergen, New York, $150 $155.05 and this is wife's
birthday. I think we have that the donations for her. I've been
working on like knighthood for about two years now. I was
looking forward to, to counting below Well, thinking down did he
make it? No read on read on. Okay. Well, thinking about it as
the name would change and joining the roundtable, it
suddenly occurred to me that, that a loving husband who has
successfully hit his wife in the mouth would remember the old
adage ladies first. Whitney saw So at the risk of being called
out as a sexist for perpetrating the tyranny of the patriarchy. I
have decided to do the proper thing and put my wife first
securing the title of Dame for her our household since this is
a surprise for her. Hello, it's a surprise. I couldn't ask what
her name it would name she wants to I feel like I'm picking a
pink color without consulting. Always a mistake for men. Yes, I
choose for her dame of the traveling
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karma Thanksgiving fantastic work Jim Burlingame once again a
lowly start but now under the protection of dame of the
traveling baskets I'd like to call out my brother in law Andy
as a douche bag Hey Andy I'm I'm back so the money now so it's a
race to the round table anyway
now I think we should do these jingles for my millennial stay
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doing this he's handing her the ladies first Dame hood and he's
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Millennials
stay there. This is a bunch of scumbags
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The other Jim Burlingame last Boris in Newport, North
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, he becomes a knight today or Sir
Lancelot. Thank you become Why have you ever note I think ever
no chance Yes. Oh, wait a minute. No, maybe not. Lance.
Yeah. Lance force. Yes.
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Resist very much. And uh, yay. And uh, Maxine Waters.
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Whoa. Nailed it meet up meet up
to you are gonna pass it over I was I order we're gonna have
we're gonna have a meet up at the Sacramento train museum on
August 12. Which is next Saturday? Yes. And it will be
I'm taking the Zephyr which is a 915 leaves or a 910 ride 905
Maybe it leaves around nine o'clock from Emeryville and gets
to Sacramento around 11. And there's so we're gonna meet up
at the train museum and then there is a believe a one o'clock
reservation for a private car on a little train. It's a 45 minute
train ride that takes place at the train museum. And it'd be
like first come first serve for the first 20 people we have that
many. And Patrick Coble is donating that to the show. Oh
nice Sir Patrick out of Murphysboro where they women to
come in. And so that will and then right after that, so I
figure around I think that that ride ends at two o'clock to
around two o'clock at night. We will all meet up at the fat city
sulla Saloon in old Sacramento, which is another now when you
can leave the train if you're at the train station. It's one
doctors are
really confused.
It'll be ended divorce.org/meetup, you know,
worked out or Yeah, I
need to talk to you about that because that URL just does not
work. I've tried slash meetup slash man and put it up yet. Oh,
can I also mention one of the things you need to update your
Apache you're pretty out of date.
Okay, so anyway, the var.or/meet up, and that'll be up tomorrow
probably just to remind you, but just go go over it. train
museum. Be there on Saturday and we'll find each other but that's
even better two o'clock. It doesn't have to need to really
know two o'clock the fat city Saloon in Old Town Sacramento
and the train museum is out is like a two minute walk from the
train station. Make it out of the train. Makes sense. Yes, it
does make sense funny, whatever. There's some tracks Yeah. So you
walk out and you take a right and then there's a train museum
and then the train museum if you if you turn around you look
you're looking at old Sacramento is an old town which is like in
perfect condition. It's beautiful. And it's about a four
square block little part of Sacramento all these old
buildings and there's a saloon called fat city. That's where
we're gonna be
dynamite. Well that's good. I'm glad you're gonna do this meet
up. We've been doing one. Yeah,
I know. I know. I'm I'm a laggard. And Mimi and Mimi and
and everybody but but but can I ever know he'll be there.
Everybody will be there that buzzkill Junior jlb there lots
of families only only Erika shields you only when there's
not going to be there. How about the newbie that Oh, yes, we'll
bring the baby. What's his name again to meet that. Theodore?
Oh, yeah. The or or Teddy T or whatever they like to call
nicknames.
Be a door. Or kid. Hey, that's great. And you'll be taking
pictures, no doubt. And what can people bring? Oh, yeah, goodies.
Anything special? Just cash? No, just
yeah, if you're gonna bring a donation which a lot of people
like to do I want to remind you how to do that properly. Yeah,
you put the donation in the envelope, envelope with a note
and a name with your name and whatever you want to tell us
please.
It's really it makes a big difference in crediting
properly.
Yeah, go fetch City Bar and cafe. I'm giving you the adages
yelps got a thing on a review of it. That's huge. So
we didn't I wish I wish could be there. But I'm also like, this
is your deal. This is great. This is completely yours. All
you
have to do when next. You've never had one in Austin.
Yes, we have done one awesome. Yeah, years ago. The in fact
that's the idea of meetup in Austin. That's why I moved to
Austin after I witnessed Austin like okay, this is good.
Well, you haven't done a meetup in Austin since you moved to
Austin. Yeah, yeah, sure.
You're right. I think you're right yeah,
it's different. Okay, after you do the Austin one and I'll do a
San Francisco Bay area.
Okay, you in the homeless? are Dutch producers brought
something to my attention is is a clip that is not worth playing
because it's in Dutch, even though it's subtitles, so you
can find in the show notes that Saudi Aramco is going public,
they've announced they want to go public, Saudi Aramco is is it
not the biggest company in the in the world?
Well, it's definitely a big company.
The valuation is pegged at a trillion dollars. Based upon the
preliminary pricing people are talking about, they think they
want to sell off 10%. So 100 billion, will go to the market.
And the family itself, the royal family believes that the company
is worth $2 trillion. But this there's been a kind of, I guess,
like a reverse roadshow or more interesting perhaps a pitch from
all the exchanges. And everybody had been trying to get this
business everybody wants this IPO. Everybody wants it,
Frankfurt or Amsterdam Of course this you know, good luck with
that. The Singapore I believe, you know, a couple other
exchanges because this is big money you bring into the
exchange big money, you bring it to the into that market itself.
And now all of a sudden, the Trump to Saudi Arabia trip makes
extra sense, because apparently is going to be between New York
and London of London is too shaky with Brexit. That's just
not enough stability, the hard move. So I think Trump went out
there and said, bye Always you got to come to us and that will
be is substantial boon for whichever market they choose
what do you wish and I think it'd be good for the United
States to I mean, I don't know exactly how the knock on effects
but you get a lot of money coming into our financial and
accounting and legal industries and it's just a lot of money
than they need apprentices and people just a trickle down. Oh,
God, I said it.
I had this clip and I can't find it I think I didn't produce it
but it was a very interesting clip were some one of these
stooges on one of these networks said that when they're
discussing the clips about the WaPo story where they stole
these transcripts and published them and instead of saying he
said he used the word seven transcripts and then he pulled
backsies at the end he said something else instead of seven.
So I think there's more transcripts coming out so it's
possible it's possible that some meetings with the Saudi Arabia
may be revealed just off top my head.
Okay, well, oh, that would be good. Maybe it'll be good for
us. It's always good for us. We don't lose. See yeah, I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
Well, I was gonna say I have a couple of smaller clips have you
got some thematic thing that you can go into it'd be better
not really somatic but I do have well, Trump hate is that somatic
Well, I can I preface it with a with a very interesting clip by
Peter Schiff, Peter Schiff was on Kaiser show and I did make a
nine minute clip I don't have it but it's nine minutes of Schiff
going off on on Bitcoin and what a joke it is.
Talking about Heiser we don't have that Oh, that's too bad
dammit.
I mean, I can cut it back. But yeah, I'll send it to you.
Google the Google wouldn't take it. Can I?
Can I just say one thing about Bitcoin just briefly before we
get into this. So for a whole week I'm watching I want to see
what happens I'm interested in you know, I got a couple of
Bitcoin I'm like, it'd be fun to be great. So be a dog in the
hunt. Do you have well I had I had a dog in the hunt I'm
trading back and forth like Clico I can make some make $2
here back for low loss for okay up we're good. And then we
traveled to New York.
Wait, stop your day trading Bitcoin. Of course. Wow.
I'll smoke I'll smoke
slightly below podcast or in status. Not
really day trading. I'm just messing around. I'm interested
in the ecosystem. This is not a trustworthy system. These are
these are multiple exchanges with the same currency that have
to synchronize the whole thing is completely outrageous. But
I'm very interested in watching that the point is I've been
watching this thing to see what will happen for an entire week
we get on the plane we fly. When I wake up in my typical like
three in the morning I usually wake up like going on when I see
things gone from 2800 to 3300. Missed the entire run. And it
hit the magic number is a beautiful thing. And I have two
offers on deck for the beanie coin the beanie coin being our
own cryptocurrency and I just I just want to give you some ideas
and you end up going we don't have to talk about it now. But
here's how I think it works. The so we create this coin and of
course we each have like a million coins that's that's how
it works. You get a million coins and whoever helps us get a
million gets a million coins whatever who cares 10 million I
don't doesn't matter. A million is a nice number. Then we have
to have we have to be listed on an exchange. So people with
their Bitcoin who so desperately want to pay us and we can we can
peg this currency we can say we'll just run it against the
dollar momentarily whatever just to make it easy. Then we'll say
yeah, we'll take your donations and I'm Bitcoin beanie coin. So
then you buy beanie coin with the Bitcoin and then you send us
the the beanie coin. Now what's cool about this is you can
exchange the beanie you have to have an ecosystem so you can
exchange the beanie coin with other no agenda producers. So
now we have a little bit of a market and then you get on the
exchange and people start trading it and before you know
it we retire with 100 million beanie coins.
I think you've got something going on. Here we go. I got
to refine I got to refine it. I got to refine it but that that
is a way to end. Check it out. You can also this is what's cool
about it. You can also distribute the show through the
beanie coin That's the same blockchain
block chain distribution of
that. Yes. And check it out even better. You can check it out.
You're
saying check it out, do a little bit too much.
Pay attention. Listen up, yo, yeah. You can also then track
people's donations. Because it's all in the ledger. It's all in
the
blockchain. And that's different than PayPal. Where we can try
low donation. What's
the point of 100 million beanie coins? Did you not understand
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so back to Peter Schiff. So he's on there and he's a notorious
gold bug and, and diak and about Bitcoin and crypto and all the
rest, but then they he asked Schiff about Trump. And he gets
a vote. I thought the answer that Schiff gave him gets
because Schiff was a Trump supporter, I thought was kind of
spot on. What's your current take on the administration right
now, let's just say
they're having a tough situation, look what they
inherited from Obama. But I think a big problem for Trump is
that as soon as he won, he pretended everything was great.
I liked him better as a candidate. When everything was
rigged when the data was phony, right? The statistics aren't
real. The unemployment rate is much higher, don't believe the
GDP. The stock market's a big fat ugly bubble. That's the
Trump I voted for the Trump by God, everything is great. It's a
bull market. The economy is great. And it's all because of
me. So he's claimed ownership of this economy and this stock
market, right. It's about to go over the cliff right there. He's
the fall guy now. Right. So I think I think he's been off a
lot more than he could chew. And I think things are gonna go down
and look at the dollar. The dollar is now down. 10%.
It goes on? Yeah. I think he makes a good point. Trump is
setting himself up to be the fall guy. Why? He doesn't What
do you mean? Why? Yeah. Why? Because he's taken, he's taken
credit for what everything is that positive is going on,
instead of still bitching and moaning like he used to do? Oh,
that Mark is bullcrap. Okay, I see that unemployment is not
4.3. It's 10. Or whatever it really is. If you look at shadow
stats, it's probably still around 20. Yeah. And all this
sort of thing. Instead of keeping with it with the same
commentary. He's changed and now says, I'm the guy and he has
he's brags about the markets up because of him. Yeah. That means
when the market collapses, it'll because of him. He's taken. He's
put himself set himself up unknowingly as the fall guy. I
think it's a mistake, I think shift.
All right. Yeah, that's that was my point. He's not doing it on
purpose. He's he just he's not smart about it. Yeah, that's his
ego. Um, that. That's what I'll kill him. I mean, literally,
hopefully, but that's what I'll do him in his ego. That is
that's been painfully obvious from day one when he appeared on
the scene. That's his Achilles heel. Yeah, yeah, maybe. General
General Kelly can beat that out of him before he gets well, I
don't think so. It's possible.
But we look we're watching this little go between him and Mattis
and now Mattis, Kelly and McMaster is the guy McMasters
the real interesting case because he bothers me I'm
concerned about anybody who is described as having a legendary
temper. Legendary temper to me always means to guys bipolar.
People with a legendary temper have a split personality, they
go nuts. And it's usually because they're, they're bipolar
and bipolar people who who are also used to be known as manic
depressive, or people with that have when they're on their
upping they have a ton of energy. They do outwork you, you
can't compete with them. There's impossible to they don't. Yeah,
you've run into the bipolar types are much more successful
than most people. And even though they're down in the
dumps, and they'll or they get mad and start yelling, and
McMaster I didn't realize that guys would used to call in
academia is abama Thud, which means he's got a bar master's
degree, a master's degree. Yeah, and a PhD.
A pump Bama. Fudd. Nice. Yeah, my FUD fear, uncertainty and
doubt at the end.
So he is a he's got a PhD. And this is not an end he's got all
if you look at his background and all the stuff he's done,
this guy has got too much energy. It's got a legendary
temper This is the guy is just nice. He's nuts. There's no
doubt about it in my mind. And I'm sure he's given his great
guy to have a beer with. But I'm concerned about all these
military guys taken over the presidency as like as the
military is like a military coup like a coup. Yeah.
Yeah. Well, Trump is clearly listening to us no agenda.
Great.
Well, here is the Trump update. With lots of tidbits in and I
believe this is from from ABC or NBC. Today, Moscow
former Ambassador Sergey Kislyak denied accusations Moscow
meddled in the November election. She described
conversations with Michael Flynn as quote, just simple things
with no secrets. He also denied sanctions were discussed Errol
Barnett has the latest.
As President Trump began his 17 day working vacation news
emerged his administration has been contacted by the special
counsel investigating Russian interference in the 2016
election. Robert Muller is now requesting documents connected
to former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn. The
president's attorney Ty Cobb tells CBS News Mr. Trump is
fully cooperating. Once in New Jersey, the president defended
his current National Security Adviser amid criticism from the
far right wing of his own party, saying in a statement General
McMaster and I are working very well together. I am grateful for
the work he continues to do serving our country.
I just need to ask the question, Why am I hearing yet again?
Another British voice on an American newscast? What is this?
Well, this is CBS Weekend Edition. Yeah. So and I have no
idea who this guy is. I've never heard him do a report
doing that whenever it's to be taken seriously. They bring in a
Brit and be like, oh, yeah, that sounds Yeah. That sounds Yeah,
I'm
in total agreement with your complaint. Yeah. Always.
McMaster has been targeted by alt right web sites like
Breitbart for among other things, ousting NSA staff
ideologically aligned with chief strategist Steve Bannon. In an
interview tape Wednesday, McMaster says he's happy with
the direction the White House is now heading. We've been
trying to view problems, threats and opportunities through the
lens of our vital national interests.
ATTORNEY GENERAL JEFF SESSIONS also cites national interests in
announcing a crackdown on government employees leaking
classified information.
We will not allow rogue anonymous sources with security
clearances to sell out our country.
Session said the Department of Justice has tripled its leak
investigations and the FBI has established a new counter
intelligence unit to address those disclosures. The
department is also reviewing policies related to compelling
journalists to testify about their sources. Now the special
counsels request and the administration's efforts to stop
leaks comes as President Trump is trying to study the ship once
again. A White House official tells us Chief of Staff John
Kelly is with the President in Bedminster today, meetings with
lawmakers and administration officials are expected in the
weeks ahead. Reena
Yeah, that's why they that's why they chose the Brit is because
it's about the freedom of the press. I don't know why they
chose the White House. Tina's Yes. Oh, yes, they're gonna he
has
a bunch of his little tidbits. And I read like he and he, I
don't know who put the package together but the visual, they
had Trump they're talking about him going on his vacation and
they show him at the at the mouth of the top at the top of
the stairs of the 747 Waving as if he's taking his 747 Two
Bedford, New Jersey. We're and it was the whole this whole New
Jersey vacation is strange to me the guy?
No, I'll tell you what, I can tell you why. It's connected to
this story that's connected to this story. Because Oh, he's
trying to circumvent the freedom of the press. He's going to
subpoenas and then wait a minute, he's not really on
vacation. He's at a working White House. Then we need to be
able to cover him otherwise you're suppressing our First
Amendment right? I follow this this was going on.
Okay, you're right because if you listen to that clip again at
the very beginning, they this is one of the tips Listen, let's
listen today Moscow.
I'll ring the bell when I when I the point where you were you
will have heard what you should have heard
or Sergey Kislyak denied accusations Moscow meddled in
the November election. Kislyak described conversations with
Michael Flynn as quote, just simple things with no secrets.
He also denied saying sanctions were discussed. Errol Barnett
has the latest.
As President Trump began his 17 Day with Acacia news emerged was
ministration.
Yes. Are you afraid to talk to the press?
They're showing him walking on the green from his helicopter,
wherever. And as you know, the press is cordoned off way away
and somebody yells and they put this in the package. I don't
know why. What was the point of this? Yeah. Unless what your
point is? Yep.
Yep.
I think it was. I think you've got the gist of it. Yep. And so
they show this you have the president walk and then you hear
in the background. Mr. President, are you afraid to
talk to the press? That's why is that in this package? Seriously,
it's a gris Yeah, no, it's it's denigrating is what it is.
It's denigrating and it's it's a it's just a it's a cheap shot.
The CBS is CBS. CIA broadcasting CIA broadcasting system. So
cheap shot and it's it's so obvious when you hear it when
you watch it. You see him running, it's the same thing
with him standing at the top of the 747 flying from this on the
747 to Bedford, New Jersey, I think you know, as a as a short
train ride, yeah. So today, it was, you know, this is a very
slanted as usual pas
typical. I have two clips that I want to left. I want to play a
little update. Though, Tina, while we're doing the show,
she's obviously not going to hang around here with me in the
lovely Embassy Suites at Newark Airport. So she went to the MoMA
Museum of Modern Art. She's just she just sent me a picture and
she says it's unbelievable. The people here, not the heroes, I
have a picture of just I'm just going to say a room full of
Asians, humans. I don't want to sound racist, but I don't know
where they're from. That could be China. They don't have
Japanese. Could be could be South Korea. It could be
anywhere. I don't know. It could be Singapore. I don't know. I'm
thinking China. This is a million selfies, selfie sticks.
And they're actually touching the frame of Starry Night by Van
Gogh.
Wow, that would be a picture to have a picture of that.
Yeah, you lose the security.
You can't actually see that I add she's got she got to try and
nap is not in this photo she sent me. But that's that's
crazy. That's crazy. And why Yeah, why is it not an alarm
going off?
And most museums, most museums a lot most public museums, the big
ones. The small ones not so much. But the big ones for sure.
They allow photography Yeah, so you can take no flash
photography but photography, but many of them banned the selfie
stick and tripods as they should only people waving these things
around and poking a hole and a Van Gogh.
And now but now just from this vantage point where Tina took
the picture, you see the Starry Night reweigh in the background
you only see the top because there's all these people with
their with their phones up in the air reverse they're not
looking at the picture. No, they're looking into the selfie
cam. Yeah, death to you. I say
by what I say. What? Five FYI II Bye.
Bye. Is that like from Semper Fi?
No, no, that's different. That's Fidelis. That's Semper Fidelis
by fit is different.
Okay, stopping the show. Hi. Fi is fi used to express disgust or
outrage. Wow, good word. So can I just say
fi? Yeah, you can just
say fi does this come from the French Jomo Fu.
No, this is a British I think Anglo Saxon word. If I'm not
mistaken.
This is fantastic. And I've learned something on the show
today. And let us learn something together from Anna
Navarro. Who is the the quite man hating and now confirmed the
political commentator for CNN. And this is about the
immigration bill. And the hired punching bag Jeffery Lord, I
mean this guy has no respect. No self respect, being I guess this
is only gig his gig is go on CNN get beat up. Like Hey, darling,
I'm going I'm I'm off to work. Okay. I'm gonna get beat up
again. By the ANA Navarro we go in
essence we segregating the country that's a bad thing. And
is this
no he's uh you know Jaffa Jaffa it must be so nice to be a white
male. What does that have to be able to this?
Can you believe that shit? I'm sorry. I don't mean to curse.
But can you do for this to be said? It must be so nice to be a
white male.
It's racist. She's a racist pig if you turn 16 There's a pig by
the pigs
what I would have said is I was said it must be nice to be a
brown female I mean it's a totally
now what he should have said it must be nice to be an on air
bitch
these are pigs
no he's you know Jaffa Jaffa it must be so nice to be a white
male. What does that have to be able to this that I think you do
just completely missed the point of what makes us wonderful here
in America is that I can go celebrate St Patrick's Day and
that you can celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Yeah, you can celebrate
the 15th of September and that does not define
what's the 15th of September?
I think that's the Mexican Independence Day.
Oh, is it well what Cinco de Mayo then I can't have to has to
Banco
de Meyers the day where I think it was a pot every one of these
guys it was like they beat the bait back to French
but they can't have to celebrations when they get to
Independence Day has
to we have Washington's birthday. We got
July. That's not
okay. All right. Presidents Day we
get. Yeah. All right. I gotcha. 15th of September. Okay,
great. celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Yeah, you can celebrate the 15th
of September. And that does not define being American. Go to the
Vietnam wall. Go to any of the memorials, go to Arlington and
take a look at all of the Polish Italians, Hispanic rains that
you will see on those. They bled and they died right this
country, but many of them are the children or they themselves
came here without speaking English and became American.
That is still our system. Anna Navarro. You come here. You
can't speak English. You're not an American. You can't get
anything going. We put you in the military. Don't you? Have
you figured that out? Yet?
There is no such you know, what's beautiful about America?
That there is not one single label of Americanism. Yes, there
is.
Yes, there is. What it? What is our what is our? What is our
label of Americanism? What? Liberty, liberty and justice for
all. That's our label. Did you not read the label when you came
into the tin Mr. Dvorak?
Loving your country? America means sacrificing for your
country? No, America means putting your country first. Not
mean what language you came you're speaking it?
Doesn't mean this is so wrong. She's like America means that
no, no.
mean what language you came here speaking, it does not mean what
holiday you celebrate. It means patriotism, love of country and
shared values.
No, that was a World War Two Germany is what that was and
Navarro shared values. What is shared values? John, please
consult the book.
Here's my question to you. What is he talking about? Why is she
on the rampage against this guy? What did he do?
Now he it's his job. His job is to say, Well, I think Trump is
good. And then just everyone unloads on him, like a like
ballcock. A. It's just it's crazy what they do to this guy.
And I ignore what you just said, but I learned about your play.
You deserve more to that click. Moaning Oh, no. Okay, keep
playing that. Because then I have I have a dimension B, clip
about immigration.
Do I need to take a trip in the machine?
Yeah, I think maybe it'd be good idea. But let's finish this clip
first
and shared values. It has nothing to do with culture.
I'm more or less 100% agree with everything you've just said. I'm
not. I'm not disagreeing with that. My concern is, is that we
have with all this business of identifying communities. You
know, this community, that community, et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera, with all the emphasis on that, that it keeps people
from assimilating into the larger American culture.
And nobody does. Nobody does more identity politics, then
then Donald Trump, the guy who went came down, announced he was
running for president and called Mexicans rapists.
No, no. I just can't I don't care what you call me called me
an apologist to support or whatever. But I never heard
that. By heard the illegal aliens who are from Mexico.
We're all rapists, which is not true. No, no, that's not true.
either. What you said some of them some of your rights, some
of them some of use the word some of them, some of them and
talking about the illegal immigrants that some of them but
when you look
at the history books as Ana Navarro was reading from them
now because this is how it will be printed. He said Mexicans are
rapists and is pooper jumping in and saying Hey, Anna, come on.
That's not entirely true. I mean, that may be
I'm sure he did, didn't he?
This is this is a good leading. We should have been Get in the
machine it's kind of dangerous to pull dimension be over here
he was
running for president and called Mexicans rapists. Nobody does
more identity politics than the guy who called for the Muslim
ban.
No it was it was not a Muslim ban. You can call it a Muslim
ban but it was it was I don't need to get into that but okay,
I'm just showing you the talking points and how history has
changed.
Nobody does more identity politics than the guy who tweets
out against transgenders so if you want there to be no identity
politics I request to you is to start by telling the President
you support regardless of what he does to stop doing it
himself.
Okay, there you go. Machine
Yes, get in
Okay, be careful because this is my portable version. You read
the one I take on the plane right everybody can read only
this happening
Hey, Sparky, I
managed to make it how it works sparks.
Okay, so now here, there's so so there's talking points I have
not been I'm gonna go back to him changing my rotation a
little bit. And I'm going to start listening a little more to
Democracy Now. Because they're picking up on the left's talking
points about things. It's borderline crazy. But
immigration policy that was put brought into or developed by the
Trump team, I don't know who did it seemed, you know, it seemed
it didn't seem that different than what I was kind of taught
as a kid. You want to bring people in who speak English and
have some skills and they have some value that can add
something to the country as a whole. We don't know how many
more gardeners and housekeepers do we need
more rich people and create. Yeah,
well, so that so but it turns out, this is terrible. This is
horrible. And they have all these new talking points. And a
lot of them I think are just this is to me. Just insane. And
here they go. Opposition.
Sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You were gonna I just jumped the
gun.
No, you didn't you hit it right on the money. Oh, I
didn't know if that's what I was supposed to play first. I'm
sorry. I'm gonna edit that out. Because I was pretty tight. My
position is growing to the Trump administration's new plan to
radically overhaul US immigration law and slashed the
number of immigrants allowed into the United States by half.
The raise act or reforming American immigration for strong
employment would create a so called merit based immigration
system that would favor applicants who speak English
have advanced degrees or can demonstrate job skills. Since
President Trump and Republican senators introduced the proposal
on Wednesday. Many commentators have noted proposed policy would
have likely blocked Trump's own grandfather feature Trump, from
immigrating to the United States had been in place since 1885. At
the time of his arrival, Trump did not speak English and his
immigration record says he had no identifiable skill, or
calling as they called it. The great grandparents of senior
policy adviser Stephen Miller would have also likely been
refused entry under the proposed plan since they spoke only
Yiddish. Kellyanne Conway's great grandfather, too, would
have likely been barred for speaking only Italian. Well, on
Wednesday, CNN, Jim Acosta, who is the son of immigrants press
senior policy adviser Stephen Miller over President Trump's
push to admit English speaking only immigrants and a back and
forth that lasted for several minutes. This is an excerpt. I
mean, you really don't know that.
He came to this country in 1962. Right before the Cuban Missile
Crisis and obtained a green card. Yes. People who,
eventually people.
Wow, they just because you couldn't understand
this dimension B stuff is insane. You know, there's a
little thing she didn't lie. She told there that there is I've
read this policy, this is not for English speakers only you
get an appoint in the merit based system. Yeah, so that is
not true.
No, it's that's a lie. But but there we go on about everything
on the Ancestry DNA and Gration policies in 1885. Are we
supposed to go back and do all the stuff we did back in 1885?
Would that be acceptable? Should we just go back and then just
kill all the laws that came ever since 1885 and in 1885, where
they're trying to populate the country, with as many people as
we could, especially the sucker, the Norwegian, the Norwegians in
particular, to farm in these godforsaken wilderness of this
of Minnesota and, and Minnesota and Wisconsin. I mean, they were
just tricked into coming out. And all that sort that was
different with the era that was 100 over 100 years ago. Though
and then to say, well 100 years ago this wouldn't have been the
way this nonsense This is a talking point. It's a talking
point Yeah, and they're gonna keep doing it Oh, and rump
yeah drunk and it's really wouldn't have gotten in and it's
reinforced by the entire no nations no borders. I'm 30%
Ashkenazi Jew by the Ancestry DNA and 23andme
Yeah, this whole thing is a giant scheme we're under a very
well executed to the to the naive
that damn that Soros, he's good.
And by the way, there's a little I thought of some racism in
there when they said, because I had no idea and I actually
thought she was Irish.
When she said Yiddish.
No Kellyanne Conway. Her her back in the 1800s when there her
ancestors came over they only spoke Italian and what's the
racist? No, she's Italian. Well, what's
the racism part?
Well, I What are they telling me this? I don't need to know that
she's Italian. I had my own thoughts about Kellyanne and
what kind of Italian name is this? Just I think it's racist.
I guess I don't quite see it. I don't see how it's racist. It's
racist. Okay, well done. Math is racist. Just remember that.
Let's get out of this dimension. It's horrible. I
agree. You read
from this day forward, it's going to be only America
if you feel nauseous just looking at the ground.
Everything returns to normal in 15 seconds. Here we go.
Sparky when sparkies here, we know we've done a trance.
Successful transit
made finished. i Okay. i only I have it. Yes. I have a couple
more. Do you want to go back and forth?
We have a 10 minute warning.
Well, I'm done. But I do have a native ad. Yes, I do have a
native ad on ABC or maybe it's not a native ad. But play this
Powerball news item.
That's a 16 year low. Economists say wages are not improving as
quickly but they are inching up hourly pay up 2.5% From just a
year ago, but here's a way to boost your pay a little faster.
The twin lottery jackpots up for grabs this weekend Mega Millions
and Powerball with huge prizes were that is good.
I think that's just a transition. I mean, that's it's
a trait that it's insulting.
There's a way no but then they do and this is the
minute hour I'm sorry. Oh, geez. Okay, I'm sorry. Here we go.
That just bled into
it. I thought this transition is beautiful
within $600 million combined. The Mega Millions drawing
tonight with at least $323 million on the line the
Powerball tomorrow 286 million. Here's ABC Clayton Sandell Oh
package.
This weekend, more than half a billion dollars is on the line.
The Powerball jackpot drawing tomorrow night growing to $286
million. Take that cash option and you're still pocketing a
cool 178 mil make a million. Tonight's Mega Millions drawing
is even bigger 323 million cash option $199 million. Lottery
officials tell us it's been more than a year since both jackpots
were this big at the same time, but the amount is still nowhere
near last year is $1.6 billion Powerball payout
1 million less the same as 100 million. your winnings.
And with these odds you have to be an optimist the chances of
winning Powerball one in 292,201,338 it's slightly better
for megamillions at one in 258 million. And David we did the
math and the odds of winning both jackpots is one in 75
quadrillion but there of course is always a chance so the crew
and I here got our tickets back on Monday to report on the
results we're sitting on a tropical beach somewhere
which we would understand playing said Delaware thanks to
you good luck by the way they're the the of course
this is a native ad and I'll explain why because I've dealt
with the lotteries and the I believe this is also state run
or multiple states get into the Powerball not sure how it works.
Yeah, they pay off the TV stations the the connection
between lotteries and this is very prevalent very obvious in
national lotteries like the one in the Netherlands, the postcode
lottery, and they have the same in in Scandinavian countries.
And not only do they pay the media companies to do these
types of packages, they often produce the packages for them.
There's a production company that is also getting paid to do
this. And they even often buy off the news guys like that guy.
That's the Mattel for me. I got my tickets. Yeah, he's in that
guy. I pay and he got
out. The thing that makes me think, well, we know it's a
native ad you can just tell us that. But one element in there
which says to me absolutely, is the fact that they I believe
that they advertise I believe by law that if they advertise any
of these lotteries, they have to put the the the odds of winning
into the advertiser. Oh, and they did. They did. They did.
Perfect, man. You've been on a roll with deconstructing the the
sleaze sleeves day. Yes, indeed. Not a very funny clip. But worth
mentioning. The US
Attorney General, meanwhile, is warning of a crackdown on
marijuana producing states, but our state attorney general says
Not so fast. Jeff Sessions sent a letter to our state's top
officials last month, pointing out that Washington's rules on
marijuana don't prevent a federal crackdown. He also
questioned how effectively our state is controlling the
industry. Attorney General Bob Ferguson says he was
disappointed and that the letter relies on incomplete inaccurate
and out of date information. Ferguson also says he's
repeatedly invited sessions to meet in person to discuss the
issue. But he has not yet accepted.
I don't like what sessions is doing here.
No, I don't either, I think is a total douchebag for doing this.
And I think that and I think that this idea of Oh, you're not
regulating well doesn't make any difference. The states can say,
well, it's legal do what you want. They don't have to
regulate it. It mean they regulate it for their own tax
purposes and for the benefits of the citizens of the state,
that's for sure. But they don't have to follow any specific
rules, right sessions is full of crap. He's an old southern
Alabama dummy when it comes to any of this stuff. He just knows
the good old boys are getting whacked out on this stuff down
there. And the farm as far as he's concerned, his wacky back.
Probably doesn't like drinking either.
Well, I made annoys me. I don't like it. Get him out. Yeah, I
agree. I don't like him for that just for that for that alone.
That's just another
three. I'm in total agreement, that guy should go just the
final one. Just because it's something we've been talking
about for the entire duration of this program. Starting over nine
years ago, we're working on 10 years. Whenever you see the
magic number, we have to stop
the other number is 33.
That's a low number. I don't know what that's for. I have no
idea what your
33 That's a low number.
I don't know what it's for. But I would hate to have that number
33 Is President Trump's approval rating? Oh, that's not good. How
does that happen? Right, the
solar flags.
Quinnipiac University 33. So he he got to 33 after six months.
That's because he's a great man. He can do things quickly. It has
President Trump's approval rating at 33% among registered
voters
is chaos and incompetence, and nothing getting done unless you
have 3333. That's the magic. Magic. Wow. How about that
is very strange. Discussion. Yes.
Especially the way the globalist Mika Brzezinski was saying 33
Like, we got the message. We know it's cold. You don't have
to overdo it. Mica. Please. Yeah, yeah. I know, everybody.
Thank you so much for tuning in to the program. We will return
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We're flying back tomorrow. Go into the city. Have a little
dinner and
then we'll go. Sounds good.
All right. So coming to you from lovely Newark Airport, the
Embassy Suites right next to the Garden State outlet mall. In the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry. And
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Dvorak. We see in Sacramento
That's right. Until a Thursday, everybody as always remember us
in devora.org/na and adios mofos.
Something that galls me a bicyclist that was killed by a
train he looks riding looks lovely sees the train he decides
to screw all the signs on I'm on a bicycle I can do what I want
which by the way as the web believe most bicyclists are 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 just annoyed with the
bicyclists around here. There is a war
of bicyclists and automobiles, there's a war and
it's really coming from the bike 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 by a sense by the San
assassination, his specialty, publishing and celebrating the
baby broke with Dr. Fauci Shut up slaves to Adam curry stance.
In the Senate budget 72 was clean to listen to Adam curry
Adam Adam, Kosta residence at podcasting makes him glad.
Listen to him. What's your full attention? Everyone from every
page? Listen to attitude. No agenda. My juicy Buntine, he's a
showboat,
he's a grandstander, the
FBI director has no credibility for long man for that position.
I think that call me acted in an outrageous way and I think it
would not be a bad thing for the American people. If he did
stuff.
You said that he had no credibility. I assume that you
support the president's decision then to fire his FBI director.
No, I do not know me. Call me Call me. Call me. Call me. Call
me. Call me.
Oppo boruch.org/and These are pigs