We sound like news execs now. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, August 27 2017. This is your award winning get my nation
media assassination episode nine or five Niner.
This is no agenda,
saving the world as a good ham shirt. Man coming here from the
darkest corners of the United downtown Austin Tejas, kind of
on the drone Star State in the studio in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where it's not raining. It's not
snowing. There's no wind. It's nice out. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Yeah, baby.
I understand you're having a bit of a bit of weather incident.
bit of rain. Yes. Yeah. Weather incident is correct. Yes. Yes.
Yes, that's right. Yeah, it's been it's been really fun.
Fielding all the text messages and Whatsapp and Facebook. Are
you okay? Is everybody okay? Are you safe? Stay safe. Stay safe.
Thinking of you and yours. Yeah, it's, it's. It's really quite
interesting to be in when not not real. We're not really in
the hurricane. I have to say, Well,
if you watch the Friday News, you guys are part of that. We're
dead.
We're dead. Three feet of rain. Well, that may be happening. And
I think the actual disaster is still ahead of us. Because of
the amount of rainfall that's expected, it's not expected to
stop raining until Friday. And it is coming down.
We think we have in the next five days. Yeah, keep rain. Yes.
Yeah. And Austin, we
have the thing we got, like 12 inches. Now it's almost a foot.
And they're talking about 35 4040 inches of rain. Yeah, in
some places. Right. So yeah, it's it's been it's been very
interesting. Tina has been through a couple of hurricanes
and when she lived in Florida, and when she she said, Oh, my
God is a cat three since and now it's a cat four. Which by the
way I dispute
it's not a cat four anymore. It turned into a tropical storm
like last night. I
know John, thanks for the info I'm in the middle of it. You
think I'd know? Well, that's what I said when they went which
is backing you up? I'm when it was just backing you up. Now
what I'm disputing is it was coming towards shore and then it
was oh, we have incredible intensification. Intensification
is what it's called apparently does that when it hits shore
intensification and then they said it was a cat four and you
know, I am able to monitor weather stations. And I was
seeing about 80 to 100 knots but miles per hour actually. And not
130 And so I don't know exactly when I tried to look up the
classification it seemed to me like there were little heIp on
the cat four we're all gonna die and then we're surprised we had
no idea which slowed down so quickly
so pushing to get people to watch these shows.
Well I can do an example of how they get people to watch the
shows. Maybe you should go to a reporter on the scene outside
their job
you got Adam curry on the scene he's right there storm John be
devastating we are expecting property remember we are here
getting a little bit here
and I hope you can still hear me
oh my god That sounds terrible. Adam stay safe
pretty much every report for the past 48 hours
well, ABC had the best grouping they had three of these guys.
Oh fantastic. Standing in
the in the wind. Okay, let's see we got any here's the here's the
good man. This is the classic man and storm
report does nothing
like it was Christi Texas tonight and Matt What are you
seeing already?
It's not just about seeing it's about feeling this storm David.
Hard to stand up in this wind and the rain is coming down. Oh,
it seems like rivers incredibly there are still people on the
roads care. Now Harvey is really beginning to sink its teeth into
this part of Texas but this is just a jab the full punch is
still coming from man's grave. The full punch RV is smashing
into the Gulf Coast tonight. Slamming Roche's wind and ocean
of water. Officials say deadly potential. It's the most
powerful storm to hit the US in over a decade and promise space.
You can see the monster storm sprawling over the Gulf already
spawning tornado
warnings. No, that's true. There are there were definitely
tornadoes touching down here and there.
During this guy's report. He's up. He's out there just holding
his own head trying to stand up and then and then a car actually
drives by and spray right in front of them.
It looks like crap. Of course.
It's like it. And then even cars are still out.
ruins a shock. Now there's two things I forgot in my report. I
feel pretty bad. I didn't do an accurate report. Yeah, yeah, I'd
let me try that again. What's with what's happening? new
information, new information. We're getting more in the
Science Guy, and it is global warming, the
climate crisis is upon us. And of course, we all know that is
obviously a big challenge for our president who's not ready.
Not.
That's terrible. Stay safe, Adam and we have to all admit that if
it wasn't for Trump, this wouldn't have happened. All
right.
Yeah, forgot that part.
Now there's, uh, okay, well, let's go to storm 2008 Report
Number. Oh, wait a minute. I forgot about this one. Let me
did. NBC decided to do time travel?
Oh, well, hey, wait a minute. They're on our turf again.
Yes, they are. And this is the storm NBC travels. NBC travels
to 2008
were the last hurricane to make landfall in Texas Hurricane Ike
slammed ashore in 2008. That's where we find NBC is Joe fryer.
Joe, what are you seeing there this evening? They learn
in 2008
is what he said. He says, we're gonna go to Joe. He's in 2008.
What
are we learning?
If you want to hear what he had to say yes. Which makes Yeah,
well, this is a storm 2008 He's in 2008 making this report. So
what are you seeing there this evening?
Lester, throughout the day to day, we've experienced powerful
winds and blinding sheets of rain as if that weren't enough.
tornado warnings have been issued with calls for people to
immediately take shelter beyond that. The big fear here is the
flooding. It's not just supposed to rain heavily for a few hours.
It's supposed to do this for a few days.
So that we make we make light of it. But the flooding really is a
problem. And Houston I think is getting the worst of it right
now is listening to the ham, emergency frequencies. And, and
this guy is going of course, a lot of these hams are you know,
in their 80s and they're like, Hey, we got two feet of water. I
have an emergency. And yeah, it comes back. Well, yeah, well,
there's about 10,000 people who have this I'm sorry 10,000 I
think it's gonna be more than that.
I'm just telling you what they said on the emergency
frequencies. Yeah. Oh, it's definitely bad.
Houston is going to be wiped out a lot. She's got to be billions
of dollars in damage. There's no doubt about it. But we can we
can make I can make light of him out in California. Sure. Sure.
Sure. An earthquake will happen.
We actually did have a true disaster happened here in
Austin. In Austin, we're getting about we're getting 25 mile an
hour winds gusts may be 30 Probably an average of 25. So
but but the rain is just was just hammering everywhere and
you know, it's it's not like from one directions. It truly is
a storm system to lose a daily use. Yes, exactly. But we had a
report that was very distressing.
This is something that we don't hear about often either
Franklin's barbecue is on fire in East Austin on 11th Street.
Look at the flame from one of our viewers cakes and reported
photo. The fire is out. Thank goodness nobody was heard the
rain we are told from the Austin fire department that it started
around 530 this morning and it looks like the fire did not
spread to the building itself. of Franklin's that kind of just
stayed outside where one of the smokers one of the barbecue big
was
located. This is Franklin's barbecue John this is
gonna burn down your restaurant because you can't make any money
don't do or during a rainstorm.
Franklin's is very famous and has no problem one of
the most famous barbecue places now you know the guys featured
on a lot of these food channels and I think a lot of the
Franklin's I think it's a hyped up place. I bet you there's
other places that are just as good.
I go to Lambert's here downtown I like Lambert's a lot. Okay,
now, here's the report. Here's a report that's I think one of my
favorite ones. What if not my fav Right. This is a guy we're
condemning people who aren't evacuating, because a lot of
people aren't evacuating. In fact, as a prelude to this clip,
let's play this one. This is the woman who storm woman knows best
play this. Okay?
10s of 1000s of Texas residents in order to flee. But some like
Jen is more of staying behind. Believing Her home is stronger
than Harvey.
I feel like most residents do need to leave because they don't
know what they're doing. But I feel like I do know what I'm
doing.
Harvey is expected to sit over the Gulf Coast, pummeling it for
days with the fix felt for hundreds of miles.
Now, if anyone says I feel like I know what I'm doing. Yeah, I'm
skeptical. Yeah.
I'll say so. Would you talk to your clairvoyant beforehand, I
feel this is the right thing to do. Yes.
Now here's the here's the report that I think is the best one of
a guy telling people to evacuate. And if you're not
going to evacuate, he's got some advice. This is another storm
report and warnings to leave ABC.
Oh, I see. Okay, I got it. Sorry.
1130 is really picking up the rain coming down. Hard.
I want to do I want to do a cross talk to this guy. I'm
sorry. This is way too good. To cross talk. The wind is really
picking up the rain coming down hard, helping you it feels like
there's little needles, pounding your eyes at this point. And the
hurricane is still probably 100 miles out and dismissive storm
is still intensifying. Texas, Texas's Governor activating 1300
National Guard troops opening enough shelters to house 41,000
evacuees,
we can obviously tell already at this stage, that this is going
to be a very major disaster.
Officials at Rockport warning staying could mean dying,
those that are going to stay he's unfortunate that they
should make some type of preparation to mark their arm
with a sharpie pen with their Social Security.
Wow. Once you get dressed in your body bag while you're at
it, hey, I'm ready for death. Wow. That is great. Get a
Sharpie. Put your social security number in your arm get
in the bags zip it up. The biggest complaint heard in
Austin about all this man. The checkout lines at Whole Foods
are insane. Yeah. Now it's bad. It definitely is bad. And we're
gonna see some it's gonna get bad downtown too. I mean, this
is when when everything starts overflowing when like Travis
goes, will start to get interesting.
Yeah, that will be interesting. I have an ISO for you from the
storm that you can use at anytime you want.
Just in case I need it. Yes. I mean, I see it here already
pounding Port Lavaca Yeah,
I know it's not it's not the best now. Now here's the most
interesting story. Nobody else seemed to play this but NBC. But
I didn't realize that they even do this. This is the house
lifting. Oh yeah, that's going I
live for several days producing a potentially devastating amount
of rainfall and flooding and bases Jacob Rascon is there for
us Jacob Houston is no stranger to floods but they have rarely
seen anything like what we're talking about here.
Lester if the forecast holds in Houston gets more than 20 inches
of rain the by using creeks will overflow flooding areas like
this, as well as neighborhoods, freeways, businesses and more.
Local officials have preemptively declared a disaster
before Harvey slammed into the nation's fourth largest city
homeowners scrambled to save their homes by lifting them
through air all
our crews at this and hope to brace and get it up before it
hit and you're gonna make it yes oh yeah, definitely.
The chef mins house elevated just in time. It's just an
amazing feeling. While others are heartbroken.
We're about 10 days away from being lifted going to be our
third flood in three years. I'm not sure how we're gonna get
through this one.
We are geared up and ready to go. We the
threat level is as high as it gets at the Harris County Office
of Emergency Management.
Lift in the house. Honey,
they have the I didn't know they did this. So they it seems to me
that you'd build a house on a hill instead of having to lift
it but what they for people who didn't get to see this report.
They take in they they bring these this equipment in and they
take the house off its foundation, jerk it into the air
about 10 feet or more. And then they put blocks cinder blocks
underneath the house and above 20 places so that you know it
has some stability. I can't imagine a big log coming in
ramming into the cinder blocks dropping out. Drinking floats,
that would be bad. Yeah. I can see that. Yeah. But they had
they showed a bunch of these houses that were all jacked up
into the air. And then of course, one guy guess he signed
up for the house lifting too late. And he doesn't get to get
his house lifted. But I didn't even know they did anything like
this. I mean, I know in some flood zones around here.
I think I do that in Florida, too. I believe.
I know, in some areas, they actually build a house on
stilts, Florida, for sure. So the house is already up in the
air
and also the Texas coast. It's also on stilts. And we've had
prob Galveston is famous for its its massive flood. And when was
that?
Number of times over that there's one I think and yeah,
there
was a bad one. And they got they got plaques and monuments
everywhere to it. So yeah. Yeah, it happens. It's our turn this
time. There's a lot of Texas. Sure. You know, you want that
federal aid. Don't you?
Know my favorite? This is my last one.
I'm glad you had such fun not even being here.
But yeah, it's a lot more fun than being there. I think. Yeah.
It's
sad. It's really sad. It's a Christina is here for her
birthday with a girlfriend. And they've been in the house. They
can't get out. There's nothing when the weather's bad. There's
there's a lot less to do. That's nothing to do in Texas in
general. You still have cable? That's
a plus a? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, so this was the one this I believe
is ABC. And they, they go out of their way to find I don't know,
I like to know how these reporters even find these people
that they must go to local people. And they know of course,
they give credit to nobody but themselves. But they always
tried to find this the worst case sob story, some person they
lost something or other. And then they and they put them on
the camera, and then they make them cry. So they're sobbing
over something. And it's just this is the I don't know how I
don't know how they find these people to begin with. But they
do and this is the probably the worst one that I believe is the
one that you see. Or you. I've seen this woman more than once
is the storm. Worst case scenario. Okay, I have a story
about that, too, to make you nervous seeing what's going on
outside your window. Yeah. And what about your home? We we
actually live in an RV.
So we unfortunately had to leave it.
So we're pretty worried
we will have dynamite footage may could only get as far as
Corpus Christi. Now that because Danielle is due for a C section
here on Tuesday.
Oh, even better. Know that one two D section to punch? Well,
I'll tell you because they airlifted a lot of babies from
the NICU in I think, Houston but maybe even near the coast. And
then they airlifted him to Dell Children's Hospital. And so Tina
was on call because we had like seven or eight families come
into the Ronald McDonald House. So they had to be taken care of.
And so everyone's on call. And then the media is like, yeah,
you know, we want to interview with these. We want to get a
story. It seems like, ya know, the, the children are in the
intensive care unit, they're airlifted to it to another
Intensive Care Unit. They've their lives are already
uprooted. They're staying. It's great to stay there, but they're
not home. And you want to grab them now and interview them
about all this devastation. No. And then they said, okay, and
they went straight to Dell Children's Hospital. If they
stood outside and waited for him. They're the media day
holes. They're Google's Google's Google's is exactly it. Like
come on.
Just as a side clip. Now that we just made that assertion that
they're Google's well are that there are a holes too. I want to
play a short clip. And this is just off to the side, a short
clip of Trump from his Phoenix speech, where he where he did go
into a rant, I think a lot of it was quite funny. He went into a
rant about the media, and of course the media wouldn't report
on it. They would never hear this particular clip. This is
Trump and Phoenix. You would never hear this particular clip
on the news media, but I think it's appropriate considering
what you just said. And do
you ever notice when I go on and I'll put like out a tweet or a
couple of tweets. He's in a Twitter storm. Again, I don't do
Twitter stuff. You'll put on a little tweet. I'm going to be
with the veterans today. They'll say Donald Trump is in a Twitter
storm. These are sick people. faces
I did see him say it actually that brings me to another story
as we move away from the store. If you don't mind if we have an
update, I will be shut. Mine will be sure to break in and
bring you that update. Yeah, okay, something's going on. You
never know. CIA is so I have to use the word unhinged, although
I like unglued better about controlling the President or
whatever it is that they feel they need to do. They're
bringing out all the stops all the stops. And now they've
somehow figured out a great idea. I wish I was in this
meeting to have one of their former agents big quotes around
former Valerie Plame Valerie Plame to show up
you know, I have this story from I was gonna use in the last
show. Yeah,
I finally got a clip of it because I was waiting for a
clip. Oh, good.
All I have is just the news is just the article.
Right? So she came on with broth there on the CN ns. And her
concept is to crowdfund enough money to buy Twitter to kick
Donald Trump off of Twitter. This is this is this is her
genius idea. Which is obviously an idea. Who knows, but it was
like, come on. And at first she's like, she's just dumb, but
she is she was an accomplished agent.
We don't know that. She's hot. Yeah, well, we
know that hot equals accomplished. Yeah. So here's a
little setup with with broth. Who is taking this idea
seriously, which is even funnier.
I think the best way to put it is that it Trump has weaponized
Twitter. I think just last week, John Oliver said you would
imagine when who
who, who quotes John Oliver. Come on. What is up with that? I
think it was the great poet John Oliver, who said, Hey, come on
Valerie Plame as CIA is really overreaching with this.
Well, I think the best way to put it that Trump has weaponized
Twitter. I think just last week, John Oliver said you would
imagine when Twitter was invented that we'd be on the
brink of nuclear Armageddon,
Armageddon, it's a new way to pronounce it too. What is that
all about? Oh, is she reading?
Pandora? Do you Armageddon? Get on or wants your armor? Good,
whatever you get up and play it again.
Armageddon.
I'll wrap it up. You bet.
I think just last week, John Oliver said you would imagine
when Twitter was invented, that we'd be on the brink of nuclear
Armageddon is
baffling to me. Armageddon data, can
you get as clear new nuclear Armageddon or whatever? And use
it as
well, let's, let's remember to do that I'll write it on the
list. I don't want to Armageddon, I tell you
that we'd be on the brink of nuclear Armageddon. And everyone
kind of laughs at that. But people who really follow this
and as you know, this is what I used to do in my old job at the
CIA.
Now, what is she saying? As you know, this is what I used to do
with my old job. But the CIA was she tracking nuclear arms?
I'm thinking more that she was part of a team that, yes, seek
tweaks.
That's what I was thinking to.
And as you know, this is what I used to do a
second. Okay, no, I'm getting this was during the Bush
administration. So okay, here we go on plant,
we'd be on the brink of nuclear Armageddon. And everyone kind of
laughs at that. But people who really follow this and as you
know, this is what I used to do in my old job at the CIA. We
know that this is deadly serious. Kim Jong Un the leader
of North Korea is very impulsive. The last thing we
want to do is heat up this rhetoric until we move into
something that is sort of moves in inexorably toward nuclear
war. We don't want to stumble into a nuclear war. Dumble
so far, Valerie, you've only raised what maybe close to
$50,000 for your goal of $1 billion.
Dr. Evil, 1 billion data's listen to this. Listen to broth.
Take it seriously, this is really good. So far,
Valerie, you've only raised what maybe a close to $50,000 toward
your goal of $1 billion. Here's the question. Are you just
trying to send a message? Is this really a serious effort?
Because it's it's uh, I'm just curious. Yeah, cuz it's stupid
is what he's trying to say. It's so stupid. But is this a serious
effort? You already have 50,000 of 1 billion.
It's I'm just curious.
Yeah, well, a billion dollars really ambitious. And I've just
learned today that's only going to buy like an eighth of a
controlling share of Twitter. So it's highly valued company. The
poor is I want to
just wait, you don't worry, it'll come down to that 1
billion just wait long enough shine
a spotlight on showing how dangerous Trump and his Twitter
button can be. And also, I hope gives people the sense that they
don't just have to stand by when, through his ever
escalating tweets undermines our national security. So and I have
to make a very valid point here that I love how
she said, I'm going to make a valid point. I think I just say
that all the time. I'm gonna make a very valid point here. I
don't care what you say what you think is a very valid point,
their
minds are a national security. So and I have to make a very
valid point here that I will not keep I do not financially
benefit from any of this money, any of the money, and to the
last penny will go to Global Zero, an organization I've been
involved with for a long time. They are leading the resistance
against nuclear war and ultimately the elimination of
nuclear weapons.
Yeah, that was kind of interesting. So this is not
going George. No, this is good. Money's not a scam. Yes. Money's
not going to buy Twitter, though. It's going to her little
group there.
Well, she's not going to get the money if she doesn't get to the
billion.
No, I think it's Indiegogo. You can set it up where you take it
wherever on Indiegogo. What is she on? I think so. I thought
she said it was Go Fund Me Go Fund Me. Go Fund Me. Yeah. And
you can you can take everything that comes in. You can take it
right away.
Go Fund Me. Yeah, I believe that's true. Whatever comes in,
you get that you're she's basically not even worried about
the bill and she's collection cheap money to give it to her
organization.
Yeah. Which is Global Zero and international movement, global
zero.org for the elimination of all nuclear weapons. Its
members,
this was apparently just not enough money coming in from
Soros for this, this particular group, you
know, and this is what was annoying is they don't really
have their officers or anything like that mentioned.
It just needs some donation. Some spending money. This is
ridiculous.
Yeah, it is a 501. C three. So what yeah, now it's it's a it's
about nuclear weapons, its members understand that the only
way to eliminate the nuclear threat, including proliferation,
nuclear terrorism, and human humanitarian catastrophe, is to
stop the spread of nuclear weapons now, blah, blah, blah,
blah. So it goes on and on and on and on. But it's not about
nuclear weapons. New at all. Let's just continue with broth
asking some probing questions. So the truth can come out. What
I
think across the board is that it was really strange that
candidate Trump even before he had the nomination, that so many
within his organization, his lieutenants as his compatriots,
were reaching out to Russians rather than really focusing on
trying to make sure they had the nomination and what the campaign
would look like. It is more than a coincidence. There are so many
instances of contacts outreach to Russians, and like many
Americans are relying upon Robert Mueller and his Cracker
Jacks.
You stepped on it. Listen to what she says about memory.
Like many Americans are relying upon Robert Muller and his
crackerjack team
crackerjack team. isn't supposed to be crack team or something.
Cracker be crap crack
yeah crack team the crack courage Cracker Jack
means you're like a chill like it's better. Yeah. cheep cheep
candy. Cheap shitty get to what ends like this. So they're
basically their popcorn with goo over it? Or are they the prize
inside of the Cracker Jacks locks is a
cheap toy in there.
That's it was that was I didn't understand why she said Cracker
Jacks out a lot of
weird stuff. I don't think she was a very, I think she was just
an office worker. They couldn't put a woman like this out in the
field,
chances of contacts outreach to Russians. And like many
Americans, I'm relying upon Robert Muller and his
crackerjack team to really get to the bottom of this and see
what is there. i It's head scratching and concerning.
So what do you say, as far as these meetings are concerned?
We don't know. We the public does not know yet. If this is
collaboration, cooperation, it sounds to me like there was
definitely a Russian campaign to try to find what we would call
agents of influence. And I don't think the Russians, they
couldn't look into a crystal ball and see that Trump was
going to win but they figured, why not this everything that
we've read of how they approached and how they
cultivated different contexts. This is classic KGB FSB
playbook.
Oh, classic playbook, John John. Classic
playbook thing crops up as a talking point, I have a
clip. That's all she is, is a talking point she's just talking
about
but that playbook thing. I have to play this now that she played
that. This is this is on the weekly show this week with
Charlie Rose where he just runs off stuff that he did, and then
also what's on CBS, but he had Al Franken on with the same
concerns almost exactly the same concerns, as we just heard from
this woman is trying to buy Twitter insincerely, I might
add, but listen to he's got the same kind of nonsense that he
says,
know that the Kremlin has done this before in Eastern Europe.
And there's something called the Kremlin playbook document which
talks about how they do it. And part of the way they do is they
corrupt people, and we own them, and then they own them. And we
see Manafort and Flynn taking money from FCC, Trump's son
saying 2008 that a disproportionate amount of our
money is coming from Russia. I mean, if if the Trump businesses
are in large part financed by you know, it's it's hard to
borrow money in the United States after you've gone
bankrupt in any sense. And so, and if your son is saying
there's a lot of Russian money coming in our business, he's
presumably saying because there's a lot of Russian money
coming into their business. So that's an part of the Kremlin
playbook is corrupting people is getting their, their claws into
them by investing in them and corrupting. And so we will, this
will unfold.
What a dick. Just the West just the way he talks to this VAPs
corrupting them. Now, maybe he's talking about how lobbyists
corrupt him.
They get their claws into you know, I don't know. So there's a
playbook out there. And I don't know if you can buy it on Amazon
maybe the playbook. Let's take a look because he says it's out
there. And so they called the Kremlin he called it the Kremlin
playbook. Okay. I'm gonna look it up.
Let's go ahead and look that up. This is something something I've
been wanting to mention.
playbook, Amazon, boom. And where I spelled playbook with a
dash. Let me try let me just go to the Amazon site, go to books.
Books, this is a very odd experiment you're doing
cram but you never know. He says his book the way he's described
it.
Well, here it is the way Center for Strategic and International
Studies have the Kremlin playbook. There you go. That's
it. Okay. It's the Kremlin Kremlin playbook. Yeah, the
Kremlin playbook. 45 bucks is overpriced. Yeah. Kindles 25
bucks should be a buck 99 Understanding Russian influence
in Central and Eastern Europe. It's got nothing to do it. Okay,
well
it's the same playbook. The Playbook the playbook you can
take that playbook and you can get
back sneak got an end around all those things. I don't have a
YouTube ally you that's a that's a blast from the past
it actually looks really nice. This Kremlin playbook as I'm
looking at the you know, it's a leather bound. red leather bound
Yes. Beautiful. Like a playbook actually would be. Oh, that's
fantastic.
Can you look inside? Yeah,
I am looking inside. Yeah, please. Yeah, put this in the
show notes looks pretty good. It's pretty good. Although, you
know, we just have to apply that to us and then we know how it
works. Hey, okay.
Like I said, apparently Frank who was promoting sales of this
book.
I'm sure he wasn't Hey, if you're a you're a guy who might
Did you watch the McGregor may Mayweather fight because that
seemed to be the only thing of importance here in America
yesterday.
Yes, I did. In fact you did watch it
and I all I saw was people losing their crap over the
streaming not working. Did you have any issues? No. Oh, yeah,
apparently they delayed the start of the main event by 10
minutes
and a bunch of preliminary bollocks that you know there was
something wrong
with any of that there was something wrong with the with
the stream with no no.
This after all that money Yeah. By pay 99 bucks for it.
Yeah. Oh no people were getting were very angry, believe me very
angry.
I would tell people a couple of things. One, if you really did
your homework and headed a VPN, you could get the feel it. No,
you could, you could steal it too. But you could get it for I
think nine bucks or 10 bucks or 20 bucks, it was less than than
99. From the it was it was sky Sky Sports. In England, they had
a feed for 20 bucks. Hmm. And that's the one I would do. And I
don't know that that had any trouble right? Now it's cheaper.
And then if you really looked around and found a website that
showed all of the different services that were giving it
out, the Russians had a license to show it free. And you could
go if you could get a Russia Russia address on a VPN you can
get it otherwise they'd cut you off. I did a little research. I
was doing some it was a little tech news stuff I was playing
around. But I did watch the fight. And it was it was
actually a better fight than I thought it would be. Although
Mayweather didn't box as he normally boxes boxed a different
style than he said he thought it would be too boring if he
actually any would be right. If he boxed in his normal style,
which is a very defensive type of boxing where he's turned to
the side, he's seen as kind of an awkward position, it's almost
impossible to hit him. But you know, it was I wouldn't have
paid 99 bucks for it.
Well, I have no interest whatsoever. I really did. I
really don't. Well, you asked me. I was I asked if you'd had
streaming problems. That was I was interested in that. No. But
since you brought up to get my nation GMT very, very troubling
this wrath of I'm sorry, rash, a rash of news that has come out
the regarding a new study always got to look out for those from
the scientists at the University of Copenhagen compared dementia
rates to the natural quantities of lithium in water, and they
have concluded that by putting lithium in the water supply for
the slaves to drink, that you will have less chance of getting
dementia.
This is an old known fact, because there's an area and I
believe it's in Texas that has a high concentration of lithium in
the water. And that's where these studies stem from. And
this is I remember hearing about this 20 years ago, right? I
never heard about anybody trying to dope the people with the
lithium, but it doesn't surprise me.
That's what the talk is all about. Now, we need to put
lithium in the water to save us from dementia and groovy side
effect. People get kind of docile and kind of quiet and you
know, this isn't lithium prescribed for
bipolar disorder disorder.
Yeah. Yeah, typically. So they're going to start to or at
least they're considered people
who have taken lithium. I know a couple personally. Yes. They
don't like it. Well, why not take the dose is a little higher
than you get in the water. But they, they seriously don't like
it.
So here's the national the NHS, national health system service
system, I think the adding lithium to tap water could
prevent 1000s of dementia cases. I mean, that's that's the lead
right there. And I love that this is coming from Denmark,
which is the capital of medicated human beings. That's
why they're also happy in his place in the world. It is. It is
fact it's the happiest place in the world. And it's also the
most medicated place in the world. And now they're sending
this over to lice
drugs. Yeah,
this is great. This is really good. I can't wait see if they
do that.
They won't, but it'll be I mean, although I say that knowing full
well that fluoride is nonsense. They've been sold a bill of
goods on using industrial waste, fluoride, dump it in the water
to get rid of it. Yeah. And so the public and justice crap, and
they get away with it. Here's the conclusion
from the from the authorities in the UK. The study is intriguing
because we already know that lithium affects how the brain
and nervous system work through many different pathways.
However, the results are difficult to interpret. The
study seemed to suggest that lithium levels of more than 15
micrograms per liter could be protected against dementia in
comparison with lowest levels. However, that doesn't explain
why levels of five to 10 micrograms per liter seem to
increase the risk of dementia in comparison with the lowest
levels. I don't know what that means. It's possible that some
other factors could be playing at play. More clinical studies
are needed, but there are other things you can do to reduce Your
risk of dementia in the meantime,
that's right. Listen to the no agenda show.
It'll start right there. And there was a concerning a very
concerning report to me after you promoted this very, very
heavily on the show and got me on board. We're pretty close to
dying. John, thanks to your medical advice.
In a study that followed more than 77,000 people for more than
a decade, researchers noticed a troubling trend. When it comes
to one of the most popular vitamin supplements on the
market. What we
found was that men who had used dietary supplements, in
particular B six, and also vitamin B 12, were at
significant increased risk of developing lung cancer.
Surprisingly, there was no risk found in women. But in men,
those who took high doses of these B vitamins for up to 10
years had approximately double the risk of developing lung
cancer. In men who smoked, the risk was three to four times
greater depending on which of the two B vitamins they were
taking. This study looked at both men and women who took high
doses for 10 years, a high dose of B six is considered 20
milligrams, but supplements come in doses of up to 500
milligrams, a high dose of B 12 is considered to be 55
micrograms, but B 12. supplements come in doses of up
to 5000 micrograms. So
these are super physiological doses that are not necessary for
for your
health. Theodore Brasky, lead this study at The Ohio State
University Comprehensive Cancer Center, James Cancer Hospital
and so love Research Institute. He says it's easy to get plenty
of B vitamins from diet foods like cereals are fortified with
them. And some energy drinks have 1,000% of the recommended
daily allowance of beets. Well,
I don't think there's a there's a clear scientific backing for
an healthful need for the supplements at those doses.
Thanks.
Well, let's look to think about a couple of things that weren't
mentioned. I think if you're going to report on this, you
have to report on the type of beach while you're talking
about. And how does that compare to what I'm told when you get a
B 12. buckshot from the doctor. And that means an injection in
the buttocks. Which is a lot more than you get from a couple
of the B 12 methylated. B 12 pills that you take. Before the
show, you said what does that have an effect to? I mean, how
come How come a they didn't talk about the type of B 12. And B
they didn't talk about the doctor dose of B 12. Where you
get that some people have that daily some there's people that
have the you know, the Michael Jackson's of the world who walk
around with a doctor or did they get a shot at this stuff all the
time? Did they discuss this?
Michael Jackson is dead? Just want to let you know. Yeah, he's
dead. That's bad example. Bad example. But as an example,
here's what I'd say. Of course, this is this is some degree of
bullcrap or promotion may be the going after energy drinks. Why
was that mentioned specifically? Or my favorite, you know, don't
be healthy. Don't take good stuff, it's going to kill you.
Up is down. Black is white.
By the way, when you're talking about something being out of
place that you have to go back to the storm reporting. Because
I didn't know this until I started listening. Every network
when meant would say it the same way. Houston, the fourth largest
city in the United States. Houston, the fourth largest city
in the United States, they would always drop that low bomb in
there. But I didn't know this. I didn't know that Houston was the
fourth largest city in the United States. Well,
there you go. There's the Dallas
area was bigger. So what are you talking about as New York and
Los Angeles one and two one way or the other? And then Chicago
would be number two or three. And so then Houston or Utah is
better than Seattle metropolitan or San Francisco metropolitan.
Why don't we just specific Houston city limits how big is
this place?
2,300,000 people in in Houston,
compared is that Houston metropolitan or Houston city
limits?
I don't know why. I mean, this Houston, all of Houston.
Why are they telling us this? Are they making a point because
they said Houston is the fourth largest city it's not that I'm
skeptical the way that
I know. I don't know. I think it's but I am. I think it's to
show you the or to give you a visual of the scale of human
devastation. Okay, you know, the fourth largest city in America,
or Yeah, I
can see at the meeting. Anybody give a crap about we can
Okay, now let's try it the other way the way they're doing
America now which one do you like?
So that would be you. I think I think you did it. That is the
reason is because nobody cares about Houston. But if you can
put three Houstonians on two of them who donate to the show, no
offense to the Houstonians. But there's no buddy that cares
about Houston. They think of it as a shithole and whatever.
Yeah. So but if you make it clear as the fourth largest
city, you're at least giving us some context to care. Yeah. Yes.
Okay. I'm glad we did, because I'm
glad we took care of that. Bothering me feel much better
now. Yes. Okay. Let me see. This. I have a lot of anti FDA
stuff to talk about as they have. They're really going nuts
in Canada Navia. Now, and they're going after journalists.
This is new. Yeah, this is new.
That's backfired.
What do you mean? Well,
I mean, as a journalist, it was it triggered all this stuff. Oh,
you
mean backfired for them? Yes. Yes. Yeah. Let me see. I have a
couple of things here.
Well, mainly, I don't really have anything on T five per se,
other than just a ton of different links, which are all
in the show notes where they're saying, Oh, we are we are going
to get journalists because they're not fair. They're
propagating the wrong language.
Yeah, no. Yeah. No, I said that. Yeah. This is one of those
situations where that these crazies on the on that side of
the equation dimension be there jumping on the journalist for
not being twisted enough?
Yes. Yeah, and it's becoming very problematic. And well, and
what's happening in addition to this as well, it's really
fueling all of it. Is the migrants coming in?
So in the Canada Yeah, Canada,
I think. Yeah. In Canada. Yes. And let's see, though, this was
an interesting report. And it's really coming. The authorities
really don't want to talk about any of this stuff. But this is
Canada, Canada's open and fair and transparent society. So when
it comes to some of these refugees, having laptops let me
repeat red laptops with the child pornography is becoming
problematic
to look for. There is a report out today that says that several
of the refugee claimants have been been coming across the
border have been in possession of child pornography. Can you
tell me how many arrests have been made what happens to those
people and detail me the process
for the purpose I will provide too much details but I'm
sorry. The guy said process with the Canadian pronunciation ad is
kind of odd. It's kind of odd. This is short clip. It's kind of
hard to hear but and the guy speaks weird.
confidentiality. I won't provide too much details but I can
certainly say says that. You know, most of these ASOs seekers
are family with young chili saying
Asalaam seekers instead of asylum seekers, ASOs, assalam
like Aslam, like assalam to Absalom
and Sheltie. I won't provide too much details, but I can
certainly say say that, you know, most of these s&m seekers
are family with young children, and more precisely less than one
person of use and seekers. presented our show showed, I
would say, maybe serious criminality or any violations.
So it's less than one person of these s&m seekers that are
detained at the immigration holding center in
Laval. I understand that. But my follow up to you is how many
arrests have been MIA for a child and for people in
possession of child pornography.
He won't answer the God stopped. He won't answer the question,
but less than 1%, which could be quite a bit found with child
pornography on their laptops.
Now, and they're not arresting him or doing anything about it.
Yeah,
they have detained people, but they're not saying how many and
they're very, very non transparent about
in other words, they're not doing anything. Probably not.
Yeah. Now the culture man, what are you supposed to do
now the next problem? And then let me reiterate that this has
come about because the temporary protection status of Haitians
which was extended ones is due to expire, I believe in March.
Could be a bit earlier than that. And this is what is
spurring many of them to go to Canada, which of course is much
greater, much better than here, because they're free and people
are nice and transparent. The next wave will be el
Salvadorians el Salvadorans. I'll start with the El
Salvadorans.
I think it's also the Dorians.
I'm not sure it could be
from El Salvador, people from El Salvador,
they also have a protected status. And that is definitely
ends in March of this coming March. Except they're like four
times as many people from El Salvador, then Haiti. So we're
talking a quarter of a million that apparently is going to pack
up and move north of the border. Now, I think, personally, I
think it would be a big mistake for the President not to say,
hey, why don't I extend that for these people? But there must be
something at play with Canada. I mean, there must be a reason why
this is not it. Trump went to the Haitian community went to
Little Haiti and said, hey, the Clinton suck, they stole
everything from you, and now he's not going to help them out.
So it must be a play.
Something's up,
for sure. And it has to do with the border, or NAFTA or
something. And and Trudeau does, it's really interesting to watch
and I got a lot of great written explanations and thank you very
much. I put some of those in the show notes nine or five nine
or.no agenda notes.com Because I mean, it's, it's going to break
the country apart you watch they have no idea how to handle this
you can even talk about it. It's become a real
difficulty when they think it's actually a complex mechanism
shows up on their doorstep and liquid they have for their you
know, Trudeau run into place guys, take a teenager
meanwhile, the migrant situation in in Euro land is getting
worse. In Rome. The 700 refugees were evicted from one of their
temporary housing mainly because they were protesting that the
housing 800 people that the housing wasn't good enough for
them the city you know this shit housing shit on better so this
is no good and those are big frokost And now the police are
being condemned for the way they handled them. See there was I
had more it's just it's really really coming to a head. This is
Oh Khaled after the jungle got rousted there the at the
channel. There back
water become a vast a shanty town sheltering up to 10,000
migrants was razed to the ground last October, Cali so called
jungle camp destroyed by French authorities. Nine months on the
jungle may have gone but the migrants have returned. This
time there's very little here for them and they're desperate
to get out across the English Channel to new on these two are
dismantling of the camp there was a defining issue he says
first of all in this camp 60% of the people wanted to stay in
France. But now in Cali people want to go to England as quickly
as possible. Even more so now because there's no way to
shelter nice blankets their bedding or thrown in the canal.
You can see behind me every night or every morning man
there's pressure for people to pass as quickly as possible.
French President Emmanuel Macron has promised that migrants will
be treated humanely. Last month a local court ordered
authorities to provide drinking water toilets and showers. But
there's been no sign of fast according to Khaled from
Afghanistan Farah jangala difference is huge compared to
the former jungle he says police were not harassing people every
day. There were houses tents set up there was food. They had
everything there. Masjid there were showers toilets a mosque
and even a place for eating we had everything yeah there's
nothing no toilet no shower no nowhere to sleep. Don't even a
plane to eat frog campaigners say the tough conditions are
aimed at forcing migrants like Khaled out of Cali for good.
Yo, sounds like a partai
talking about throwing blankets in the river. You gotta buy a
toss it in this
like, I don't even have a plate. Oh, Lake Well, it's expected now
it's expected from these European nations. It's expected
bring us and make it good for us. We were told there's gonna
be
a story that's never been explored. is the part that goes
back to where these guys were told that you know, yeah, Turkey
Germany because free, free, you get free income you're gonna get
income for life and as house and a place to stay. It's fantastic.
Just go Yeah. I mean, who does? Yeah, I always get the sense and
I don't want to keep bringing him up as the bad actor and
everything. But I always get the sense that some NGO and there's
a lot of NGOs involved in this That's for sure. Yes, it's some
NGO probably financed by the Big Boy sorrows. I was down there
selling these guys a billet goods just to flood Europe with
this. And they're all expecting stuff and demanding it if they
don't get it. Yeah, I think that's very possible stories
never been told. Well, we
track that for a while there are different maps and different
instructions that were handed out in the refugee camps. And
there are 3 million people there 3 million. Right. It's I mean,
it is a humanitarian crisis. Yeah. And then you have that
without guns. Right. Then you have Erdogan making trouble to
Hey, everyone in Turkey or everyone in Germany who's
Turkish vote against Merkel. Yeah, I mean, that's the story.
It's the story.
Done.
Story of a bunch of snowflakes. Other people's rights when they
wanted to start
playing the whole thing at the end of the show. Yeah. Super
Agent Paul, back once again.
Yeah, one of the best. Yes.
So the Antifa takedown of pretty much everything offensive
continues worldwide world wide.
Yes, and everything seems to be offensive. Well, the
Edmonton Eskimos are under attack. For the name Eskimos.
Okay, you know this again, I keep harkening back to the
Washington Redskins.
Yep, could be all about that. But the Edmonton Eskimos say no,
no, no, we're sticking with our name. Of course, we had the
statue in Columbus Circle of Christopher Columbus defaced.
See, what else did we have?
No one has done what the Russians used to do during the
fall of the Soviet Union, which is you chop the heads off the
statues? Wow, nice.
The next target big target apparently is the Confederate
monuments in Gettysburg. This will be interesting if people
start wrecking stuff in Gettysburg. It's going to be
there's going to be some confrontation.
There's going to be some confrontation in Gettysburg, but
I can call out of there.
I can call what's going to happen next. Okay, yes, yes, we
must condemn and destroy all prints and copies have gone with
the wind.
It's gonna be a tough one. Yeah. We shall see. How about Uncle
Tom's Cabin for that matter?
Oh, that's That's of course that's gotta go. So much stuff.
Alan Dershowitz was on that was he on love this was I can't
remember what network he was on. And he I've always liked him
for, for going, just saying what he felt. And I guess he doesn't
give a crap. I'm sure he has enough money doesn't matter that
much to him. But I think he's going to find out exactly how
different the the environment is right now. He's a huge liberal,
as always donated to the two Democrats. As far as I know,
he's never supported any Republicans. As far
as I know, he has always been a progressive liberal of the
highest order. But he's he's also a super lawyer, and he's a
Jew and makes it even better. And he's Jewish. And he believes
in the supremacy of the law and, and interpreting it properly.
And he's going to run into a lot of trouble. Because people I
just see people spreading these videos of him on the on social
media, and they're making really, you know, traitor.
Traitor to your country, traitor to your people. It's really
horrible. Can't believe this. He has some opinions. Oh, of
course, there's a
danger of going too far. There's a danger of removing, you know,
Washington and Jefferson and other of our founding fathers,
who themselves own slaves. Look, we have to use this as an
educational moment. We have to take some of the statues that
were put up more recently, for example, during the Civil Rights
Movement, and perhaps move them to museums where they can be
used to teach young students about how statues are intended
sometimes, for bad purposes to glorify negatives and to hold
back positive developments. But the idea of willy nilly going
through and doing what Stalin did, just erasing history and
rewriting it to serve current purposes, does pose a danger and
it poses a danger of educational malpractice of missing
opportunities to educate people and of going too far. Remember
that President Roseville Franklin Delano Roosevelt put
110,000 Japanese Americans into detention centers that President
Lowe of Harvard imposed anti Jewish quotas that
discrimination against women was rampant. Once you start
rewriting history of African Americans in this country, you
have to start rewriting history of discrimination against many,
many other groups. Antifa is a radical anti American, anti free
market. Communists socialists hard, hard left sensorial
organization that tries to stop speakers on campuses from
speaking they use violence and just because they're opposed to
fascism, and to some of these monuments shouldn't make them
heroes of the liberals.
Yeah, advice. Just avoid hot tubs. Very bad behind bad idea.
Yeah, for him, it'll be a hot tub, or just, uh, ya
know, he'll just have stuff thrown at him
that, you know, I continue to be so interested in this ongoing
dispute. As we know, you said that there's really no consensus
amongst Civil War historians, if the Civil War was about states
rights and the union or if it was about slavery. And if you
listen to what is being said, in news reports, and op eds, and
respectable news organizations everywhere, they say Make no
mistake, this is about slavery. And I'm willing to believe it,
except for I keep seeing evidence to the contrary.
That's because there's tons of evidence to the contrary,
because it wasn't about slavery. It became about slavery at some
point where it was used to leverage the I mean, when
Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, the most good that
it did was it completely took France and England out of the
picture.
Now, already already, I hear people saying, well, why can't
it be why wasn't just about both? Well, because the
president and when I say the president, I mean, Hammerhand
Lincoln, the 16th president, wrote a letter to Horace
Greenlee, who at the time, was editor of the New York Tribune,
Greeley, sorry, editor of the New York Tribune. And he had
just addressed an editorial in an editorial to Lincoln called
the prayer of 20. Millions making demands and implying
Lincoln's administration lacked direction, and resolve. So he
wrote this reply, when a draft of the Emancipation Proclamation
already was in his desk drawer ready to go, here's what he
said, as to the policy I seem to be pursuing, quote, as you say,
I have not meant to leave anyone in doubt, I would save the
Union, I would save it the shortest way under the
Constitution. The sooner the national authority can be
restored, the nearer the union will be the union as it was, if
there be those who would not save the Union less they could,
could at the same time, save slavery, I do not agree with
them. If there would be those who would not save the Union,
unless they could at the same time destroy slavery, I do not
agree with them. My Paramount objection in the struggle is to
save the Union and is not to either save or destroy slavery.
You can't get any clearer than that. If I could save the Union
without freeing any slave, I would do it. And if I could save
it, here's the question that comes to mind. I just got just
finished, just finished the quote, okay goes on. If I could
save the Union without freeing any slave, I would do it. And if
I could save it by freeing all the slaves, I would do it. If I
could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone. I
would do that. What I do about slavery and the colored race I
do because I believe it helps to save the Union and what I
forbear I forbear because I do not believe it would help to
save the Union. I shall I shall do less whenever I shall believe
what I am going to do hurts the cause and I shall do more
whenever I believe doing more will help the cause. He's very
clear what this was about.
Yeah, big government.
Fucker, New World Order, obviously the Lord.
Well, here's the question that comes to mind. Why do people
want it to be about slavery to the point where they will say
stuff? Well, maybe it was about both. Maybe it was maybe it
wasn't. But why is there such a demand that it'd be about
slavery? What if it wasn't about that whatever we was proof
positive was never about slavery. What difference at this
point does it make? Well, it's it helps us bad news. Okay. All
right. Lay it on me. The Zephyr going back about five miles an
hour just went by
that is this is really bad news.
I miss it. Oh my goodness. It's an hour late.
Oh man, alert everybody.
Anyway, okay. So again, now let me bring it back to the point
because it's effort dude, I
really thought I really, really important I really thought you
were gonna lay something heavy on me.
That to me was very sad to see.
Well, it's we need something. Well, this is a great question.
This is truly one of the great, great
is a great question. It is a great
I think this is the only great question. Yeah, well
why do you why and you can get people in the chat room with
that you know that they're the ones saying it could be about
both why is that necessary? Why is gained from that position?
Tell me I'm I want to know operations either.
There's some angle reparations as someone who made I don't
know.
Well, this had this does come up reparations do come up a lot.
Well, in this case, it seems obvious to call the Civil War
and every anything that come memorizes It commemorates it
come memorizes commemorates the Civil War to call it racist to
call it racist. That's There you go. How about that?
I don't think that explains it.
Well, someone out there who's smarter than us will maybe
figure it out.
I've never heard an explanation. But but you need an adequate.
Let me reiterate the question. So everyone knows what what I'm
asking here. Why is it important that the Civil War was about
slavery?
Okay, send your answers to HGTV? I don't know. I really don't
know.
It's apparently important to a lot of people because they keep
making this argument when you win. The argument is vague. I
mean, if you read the Kenneth stamp book where there's all the
there's some crazy reasons I'm reading
what apparently the President himself wrote.
So yeah, the President Lincoln, yeah. Yeah, he said it wasn't.
Well, there you go. That's beside the point it nowadays
everybody wants to, you know, going back to your historical
sources, what you just did, yeah, it doesn't count. It
doesn't make any there is no. So there's some reason for this
importance put upon slavery. Yeah, I wonder why. And I'd like
to know specifically what it is. So when when when when stars
does it serve? Okay, what purpose does it serve? Oh,
it served the purpose to guilt Americans in some very specific
ways somehow into good people and bad people. I think I mean,
also continually condemned the South. Yeah. Which has always
been a kind of and I think taken out of this the statues, many of
them in the South. I think the ones in the north are pointless,
but there's some statues down there or tearing up a
Confederate graveyard, desecrating a graves. Oh, which
is now happening everywhere. Yeah. Which is ridiculous. Yeah.
Shameful. Yeah. And I don't know, the whole thing is very
strange. Or maybe to try to trigger another one. Now,
there's an actual one. Natural so when
did you start? When? When did this meme start? That the Civil
War? I mean, that's what I learned in school. Well, this
story's over a long time ago. Yeah. Yeah. What was an easy
explanation for somebody, you know, to throw out in a
simplistic high school history course. Especially since high
school teachers generally are left left leaning, and it just
again it was instilled in them to promote for some reason, but
the reason is never made clear.
Well, to me and ultimately, it's just to have good people and bad
people in the country. And and you shift that you shift it to
two spots. One is just in general, hey, you know, like,
Civil War, you're Confederate, you know, you're racist. And
maybe this argument itself is meant to divide people is hey,
let's just keep this going. You know, we'll just say it was
slaves. Yes. But
did what end
to destroy America, obviously.
Now, you Yeah. Yeah. Well,
I'm gonna go I'm gonna, I'm gonna go get some assalam in
Canada, if and if it all comes down to it, that's where Asalaam
you need some acid. And with that, I'd like to thank you for
your courage to say in the morning you John. C still stands
for Civil War aficionado. Devorah egg.
Well, let me get my thing here and say in the morning to you
Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning show Mr. T boots to the
ground feet in the air subs in the water. If we have any
substantive water left. Jameson nights out
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That was good. Yes. It's always good to hear from Sir anonymous.
Yeah, I was a little worried about not hearing him. He wasn't
in country. He was out of country. Yes. Hey, they finally
got Gorka.
Yes, I wanted to talk about that. There's no clips they
didn't really talk about on any of the talk shows.
It was just he was gone. And but then he wrote a nasty letter. I
mean, it's confusing.
Well, there is a good editorial in the Washington Examiner. I
sent it for you to put in the show notes. Yeah, got it in
there that talks about everything that you've heard
about Gorka is wrong and they like lied about him to get rid
of him because he was I think the real problem with Gorka was
he was too good. A Trump apologist on all the talk shows
because when Gorka was on it was outstanding. He should have been
the it should have been the press secretary.
But he's a Nazi he's a known Nazi also questionable in
Europe. He's a no Nazi Come on. This is what I kept here. And
he's a known Nazi in Europe. Not here. But in Europe. He's a No
Not
everyone knows him as a Nazi. Sure,
yeah. All right.
So when you So yeah, of course he was on my list as the next
guy to go. And he did go. Is he right on time right on schedule?
Yep. So now, I think we're at an impasse. And the impasse is
who's next?
Yeah. Well, Miller still has to go.
I don't know how they're gonna get at go after.
They can go after he is so creepy looking. It's got to be
easy. He
can call one day they're not gonna be able to get rid of it.
Yes, he's talking about ghoulish. He looks ghoulish. It
looks like a goal. Yeah, angry
is a definition. If Wikipedia should have a picture of him
under Google. Well, it's either him or yeah, we're still waiting
for Kushner?
Well, Kushner is going to be tough to get out because in the
end, they have an issue with Kushner. Kushner is a Democrat.
He's a liberal Democrat. And what do you want to get rid of
him for if you're if you're going after these guys? Miller
is the annoying guy. Because he comes on and he's, he's like,
he's like a pit bull. Yeah, more so than gorko ever was or
definitely more so than they've apologist, Kellyanne Conway, who
I think they already tried to get rid of, and they kind of
pasture over because nobody cares that much.
No, they really don't. I really don't.
She's been so I don't think she was on the hit list. She may
just quit though, because she's gonna get tired of this.
But that she doesn't have anything left. I don't think
she's going to go out to
me. She's got nothing else to do. That's probably true. It's a
paycheck. And as prestige is good on the bio, now she didn't
see nice to hang out. Yeah. Michael Savage, the right wing
talk show guy, even though he's not really white right wing.
He's kind of weird libertarian. He calls her the Barfly, which I
think has always been kind of
what's your what's your prediction? I mean, who's next
and for? Yeah,
just logically, it has to be Miller. But I don't know if they
can get rid of anybody else that easily. I think the other part
the other one they want to get rid of which and I'm not going
to complain about it is sessions. Hmm. Because sessions
is from the south, so you gotta get rid of him. He's,
he's racist. We all know sessions is a racist.
Yes, there. They throw this the racist thing at sessions and,
and his attitude toward legalizing marijuana is, is so
backward that I'm far as I'm concerned that they get rid of
him. It's no big loss on over, they're going to put in this
place. And in this in this whole intrigue that's going on a lot
of it has to do with this with their chief of staff, Kelly, who
I think is a bad actor. And he is probably responsible for
getting rid of Gorka. And I think he may be partially
responsible for getting Newt Gingrich, his wife, the job in
the Vatican as the ambassador, which is, which is the softest
job in the world.
She's, she's ambassador to the Vatican since she's
been she's been nominated. Ah, what again, it's the world's
greatest good because you don't have to do any traveling. And so
just parties, and I think this was an attempt to kill Newt
Gingrich. Because he's gonna eat himself to death. I'm kidding.
I kind of do think you're kidding.
And I think it's it there's a I have to read from this
Washington Post editorial that just showed up. And as
ludicrous. There has never been an important or really famous.
And there's been always like cast offs and people's wives and
people like that, that have gotten the job of the Vatican
job, but which is considered a plum job. If you liked the party
and drink really good wine. And this is a Washington Post. The
headline is Calista Gingrich, his nomination to the Vatican
stinks to high heaven. And then she goes on slamming her for
everything she's ever done. Like she's a former clerk like as
this is all bad, or it makes a difference and who cares? What
is this guy's guys, Dana Milbank, who was a constant,
Trump hater at that post, and is and here's her qualifications
the way he sees it. She's a former clerk in the House
Agriculture Committee Secretary. She's the author of children's
books, but elephant named Ellis. She sings in the choir at the
Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
She plays french horn in the city of fair, the City of
Fairfax band that's kind of sexy. She testified Tuesday that
she looked at some of Pope Francis's encyclicals on climate
change. But really, Gingrich was receiving a confirmation hearing
before Senate Foreign Relations Committee because of one
qualification. She's married to Newt Gingrich, the former
Speaker of the House A major backer of Trump, someone's house
pissed off. I don't know why, but I think that the Chief of
Staff may have something to do with this because Gingrich's the
guy should be chief of staff. And now you get him out of the
country and move him out. He's now going to be in the Vatican.
Drinking a lot of high quality wine, you're partying with the
all these characters. And he's gonna eat himself to death. I'm
telling you, you watch.
Well, you know, the President Trump is so toxic that any
connection to him that all makes you a racist. But I was on the
face bag. CRISPR shares you remember Chris? Oh, yeah. jovial
fellow. Yeah, yeah. He says, Look, I'm saying this with
clear, clear and sound mind. If you still support President
Trump, you are a racist. You just you are a racist. He has
done so many racist things that you'd like, but don't don't do
that to me. I'm just telling you what's written here, as you
know. So I guess David Crosby. For those
who singer Yes. For those who still singer who's like
borderline dead death, watch me as if he can stay sober.
Yes, yeah, from Crosby, Stills, Nash and sometimes young. So he
made a comment that he's very, he's always been very involved
with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Grammys with the
narrowest of National Academy for Recording Arts and Sciences.
And he's always involved in all this stuff. You always got some
guy who's just, yeah, he's going to be involved in all of it. And
he's pretty confident that there's going to be no induction
of Ted Nugent into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Ah, no way.
That's not going to happen. New way we can't have racists and
animal killers in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame habits, okay.
I was very happy with the ABA. Aba was great when they were
inducted in the TED response. So you
have been loud and unapologetic, as you should be about your
political views. And it seems in this moment, it is costing you a
great musical honor.
I don't think so at all how to music liners that 50 years
later, I'm doing my 6600 and 21st concert for ultra music
lovers who just love real rhythm and blues and rock and roll. And
with all due respect to David Crosby, if any has to do, here's
a bloated carcass that has abused his body all his life,
he's a repository for big drug and chemical known demand. And
if he doesn't have that much respect or soul, then his
criticism to me is a badge of honor. He can kiss my ass.
Go Nuge God this sad, I mean, come on. Ted Nugent is more
deserving of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame spot than ABA.
Or I can name probably, you know, as the least dozens of
people that shouldn't be in there before Ted Nugent
and Well, now that we're on the topic, only because I see you
had a clip. This pardon of Judge ARP hail from Arizona, which
which, you know, this was the main thing that I saw CNN and to
some degree MSNBC saying that President Trump is using
hurricane Harvey as a distraction to slip in the
pardon. Which some are saying
oh slip in Gorka.
Gorka yeah Gorka and and the pardon the pardon the big
pardon?
Well, the clip by have is a classic because it's got
Representative Steve King. Not Peter, and Steve King it with
Don Lemon, who doesn't seem to have a clue about anything. He
just knows. He hates, like a lot of people do. They he hates the
old man,
the AM's because he because he's a racist. He's no good. Well
hold on a second. The crime that he committed was continuing to
profile people for detention or the road stops. And that was a
court order. And he went against and continued to do that. I'm
very against all this. This road stops and these stupid things in
Texas where you know 100 miles from the border all of a sudden
you have to talk to you don't have to but you're forced to
talk to border control.
I mean, think our paths should be thrown in the slammer.
I have no idea what what the was he was he headed for the
slammer? Yeah, for how long?
I don't know. It ever said that this report but while he broke
the law, did he not?
Well, he broke a what they call a judicial order. And so they it
was it was right. I believe that what King said in this what
you're going to hear in this clip, I believe he's right. This
was really they were out to get our pay. And they got him but I
know
why they know why they were out to get them has nothing to do
with the court order has to do with one thing and one thing
only his complete and I believe accurate deconstruction and
forensic deconstruction of the bogus birth certificate that was
produced. His he had a team that he that that that showed all the
look whether the President Obama was born in America in Hawaii or
not, is not it's not even the question. The question here is,
why did they phony up this birth certificate? That was everyone
who downloaded the image could see all the all the changes to
it. We talked about it excessively when we were there.
So it is it is a birther issue. That is why people hate well,
that
you might be right about that. Whatever the case, it does say
or they do claim that he was set up. And this was just a bunch of
bull crap. And so So Trump just said, Okay, you're pardoned,
which he can do. And he said Charlie like pardoning Mark rich
for somebody who's like made billions of dollars out there.
Yeah, it's interesting you say that why did you bring that up?
Mark rich night. Why did you bring that up?
Because I bring Margaret
I read somewhere that some hate group. Bo I'm reporting them to
the SPLC some no agenda hate group that they were all over
Mark rich, the mark rich pardon. And this of course, they're
gonna think is okay. Like as a comparison?
Yeah, sorry, the the same, but let's listen to the two of them
go back and forth. Because Don Lemon is just says, Don Lemon,
actually, and you're gonna hear it now. I'm gonna give you the
spoiler alert. I'm gonna give it Don Lemon actually says, well,
Trump, if Trump should have let him get convicted, and let him
serve time and then pardon? This guy says
his great, okay, can't wait
to appeal. That's the only thing I regret is that it would have
been nice to seen the exotic to see the exoneration through the
higher court.
So the use of us you support you support the this right? You
support the president.
I support the President's decision to party. Your Pio who
served this country for all of his adult life is 85 years old.
He's been strong and
I'm gonna say right here, I don't give a crap about that.
He's 85 years old. This is what I keep hearing the President
said it to. I don't care how old you are. These pretty spry for
85. This is why why ageism? ageism? Yeah. Why should you not
have to go to jail because you're 85 makes no difference to
me,
is 85 years old. He's been strong and bold and confident in
the tip of the spear and enforcing immigration law.
But he broke the law and irate, but he broke the law. Well
didn't abide by the law. And he hasn't been sentenced yet. I've
got to ask you these questions. He broke the law. He didn't
abide by what the Justice Department the guidelines that
they gave him. He has not been sentenced yet. And the President
already pardoned him. What about the rule of law here? No concern
that for you with that?
Done? I was that would say that. My understanding this is that
it's judge made law. That judge so made the law from the bench.
And I also recall that Janet Napolitano sure is 287 G program
authorization. And that was that began well before that when
Democrats on the Judiciary Committee began to band complain
publicly and call upon the Obama Justice Department to go after
Joe, our Pio. This was driven from politics in the beginning
president and I don't think anybody can quote the statute
that was violated. Instead, it was a judge that made it up from
the bench.
Well, I'm not a legal scholar or legal expert. But what I have
heard from our legal folks here on CNN, who are nonpartisan,
they're saying the Justice Department issue.
What I've heard from our legal folks around CNN who are non
partisan,
sure can quote the statute that was violated instead, it was a
judge that made it up from the Vantage.
Well, I'm not a legal scholar or legal expert, but what I have
heard from our legal folks who are on CNN who are non partisan,
they're saying that the Justice Department issued a directive,
they told him, You have to abide by law, he broke the law. And
therefore that's why he was accused of what he did and found
guilty of, of what he did, and that the President, in their
estimation was not abiding by the rule of law as well, by
issuing this part.
The President has the authority to park he does
have the authority to pardon does have the authority. But the
authority does have the authority but he had not been
sentenced yet. And he's any what our legal expert says, Laura
Coates is that he's not following the rule of law. He
should have at least waited till he was sentenced and maybe even
served whatever sentence that he that he would have been handed
would have been handed down to him, that he should have served
that then a pardon.
I think that's a significant they liberally interpreted,
there may be a tradition out there to wait until the
conviction would really come down in the sense would be
delivered. But I don't think there is for anybody just sort
of their sense. So, but also as I saw this coming as a political
persecution,
yeah, it was about the birther stuff. That's what it that's
what this is about. That's why they went after him. Then
because he was doing stuff in a hard handed way. That is a
whole.
Yeah. That's that. Yeah. When it was still day. He's right. King
is right. It's this is political persecution. And Don Lemon is an
idiot.
Yeah. Well, but he has legal legal folks to talk to so
yeah, he talks to his legal folks. And they said that he
should have let him get convicted and served. You know,
there's an after he was out, you can pardon him, then what? Yeah,
that's
just that's just like Ken has to be punished. Somehow he has to
feel some kind of hurt. Fine. The bottom line President
pardons that's you got to live with it. But we do have a
birther issue taking place in Australia right now, which is a
crisis. It's a crisis, a crisis of dual citizenship, as it
appears there are multiple Australians in in government,
who also have dual citizenship. And that is not allowed. You may
not Pledge your allegiance to any other country, but
Australia.
Oh, really. So you if you're a American, and you you have a
trillion citizenship, you can be a dual citizen in the United
States as years ago. Yes. And we know that you can actually have
two or three citizenships if you think you can pull that off. And
you can be in government. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. But not gorko was
one of those but not
but not in Australia. No, no, let's do crises. That
means there's no Americans that are dual citizens with
Australia.
And not in government. No, no,
no in note and nothing. You can't be a dual citizen
Australia. So you can't be a dual citizen in the United
States with Australia as your other citizenship. You can't
have you can't be.
I'm not understanding. I'm sorry, I'm dance. That's good.
Try
it again. If you can't be a dual citizen in Australia. That means
if you're an American, you can hold an Australian citizenship.
Because it's illegal in Australia.
No, that's not illegal in Australia. I thought you said it
was no if you're in government,
only in government. Yes.
Oh, that's the problem. That's why
I thought early in this conversation, you said it was
illegal to be a dual citizen in Australia as a politician
in government. Okay. The federal
government is in limbo with its one seat majority under
question. While the Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has moved
to renounce his recently discovered New Zealand
citizenship, government must wait for the high court to
decide whether or not he is eligible to be in Parliament.
Bob Katter thinks he's ineligible to sit in Parliament.
The constitution is very, very definite. If you aren't
allegiance to any other power in any way. Then you're out Kim
Rubenstein is a constitutional law professor at the Australian
National University, her reading backs Mr. Katter? Well,
constitutionally
it's very clear that if you are a citizen of another country,
then you are not eligible to nominate to become a member of
parliament. So there is an in some ways a black and white
answer here.
Now, the reason why the reason why this is interesting is it's
about to change the balance in in parlo Yeah, so the everyone's
desperately trying to birther people
so now this guy this guy is a Australian New Zealand dual
citizen
I know it's the it's the worst. It's like this is like like just
being Dutch and Belgian at the same time. Yeah, or for while
loon and Flemish it'd be that they hate each other. I don't I
guess they would take offense to that. The but you don't want to
say hey, how's everything going in New Zealand when someone's
from Australia? It just doesn't show in
their constitution. It says it actually specifically says you
don't have to exclusively be apparently they use those terms.
I don't think so.
Well, you cannot pledge allegiance it seems like illegal
trick. You can't pledge allegiance to a foreign power
and being a dual citizen by default means that
what if you sit out the pledge you know, you can sit out the
pledge here. Why don't have to. Why aren't you don't have to
pledge anything you
sit down. Okay, fine. That's not the real problem in Australia.
Ah, these horrible homophobes. Yeah, take note, horrible
homophobic Australians
that have to play Is your allegiance to being homosexual?
Yes, yes. This
is where you going? No up right now is they're trying to
legalize same sex marriage. And it's gotten to the point where
they have sent out a mail a mailer to everybody in the in
the census database to get their opinion, should we allow same
sex marriage in Australia or not? And it's, I liked it. This
debate is happening in Australia, first of all, who
knew that Australians weren't very tolerant? I mean, come on
Australia, do you want to participate in the in the big
boys land, you got to be tolerant of this stuff. So we're
going to hear two politicians, both on the same program. The
first is a pro SSM is what they're calling it. SSM. They
have an abbreviation This is on the Australian Broadcasting
Network, or corporation system. And then you'll hear a guy and
she's a lesbian, just to make it more fun. And then you hear a
guy who's against it. And of course, it comes down to the
provisions of well, if you're in clergy, then you don't have to
perform same sex marriages. But if you're a cake, Baker, I'm
telling you, they just take our template and does the whole
thing all over again, you have your cake maker, you can't
discriminate you have to make the gay wedding cake. And so
this is what's going on. But there's a little fun gotcha
here, that the hosts of this program are hurls towards the
anti SSL bar.
And we can see that from law, Shelton's answer what the
approach of the no camp is going to be as this campaign continues
over the coming weeks. And what do you make of the approach of
bringing all those other issues in?
Well, they just simply not relevant? It's a question of
whether or not you agree with changing the Marriage Act. And
now, the draft legislation that Dean Smith has prepared very
clearly protects the right of religious ministers to opt out,
if they if they choose to, and that will protect their rights.
I mean, if Virginia and I turned up at our local Catholic Church
wanting to get married, and the priest there said, No, that
would be the end of it. It won't change. It doesn't have any
impact in what whatsoever on the teachings of the Church. And to
say that it does is simply scaremongering.
Last Elton, did you cheer on Ian Thorpe and take pride in his
achievements that multiple Olympic Games,
so he's talking about a gay athlete and asked this anti same
sex marriage or if he cheered the gay athletes game on Greg
law. Shelton, did
you cheer on Ian Thorpe and take pride in his achievements that
multiple Olympic Games?
Yeah, of course, I think in thoughts a great Australian and
a great athlete. But
what right do you have to participate in that joy? And
take national
debate is this I love this I love this question. The guy the
man in the middle is like taking one side exclusively like it
like a cricket judge
I love I would say what right? Do you have to cheer on the gay
athlete if you don't support same sex marriage? You horrible
man you but
his argument? What right?
Do you have to participate in that joy, and take national
pride in those achievements? If you now deny him the right to
feel like an equal and experienced the joy of marriage?
Well, I wouldn't want anyone to not feel like an equal and there
is a quality under the law in Australia for all people who are
same sex or not.
Can you see that there might people may see there is an
inconsistency and hypocrisy in your approach there. If you feel
like you can celebrate the joys of achievements of LGBTQ people
at one level, and then deny them a feeling of equality on
another,
I can celebrate the achievements of all Australians, their sexual
identity is not relevant to those achievements.
I'm so
wanted to say so what he's wanting. I mean, the logic of
this, this line of questioning is the following, which is that
if the guy had said, when he was asked the question, did you
cheer for this guy or run or whatever it was? Did you cheer
for me as he said, Yes, he should have said no, I hate him.
And then it would be fine.
Yes, no, I hate him. Because, you know, the guide tried to
move the debate from being a religious issue to one of hate,
and I'm very happy this is happening. I'm happy to see
what's happening in Canada. I'm happy to see what's happening in
Australia. Because I know that your news media was laughing at
us and here you go. Let's see how you deal with it. It's gonna
work and we'll be reporting on it. That's fine this beautiful
I'm not sure which I like more this the gay hate in Australia,
or Muslim hate in Canada, but I'm not Sure I like them both so
much.
But during game Muslims somehow involved in you could combine
the two elements.
Speaking of we should read this note about the Jew meme. Yeah.
Yeah, this was a good note
about Yeah, and he definitely doesn't want her name mentioned.
I won't mention her name. I won't mention her name. This is
Joe's very good note. Yes, a good note. And this is about
well, it blankets a lot of things. So I'll just read it.
Hi, Adam and John and listen to episode 957 was just going to
email you about the whole quote, are Jews white or people of
color question. But I just heard Adam read that shameful screed
from Facebook shaming Jews who support Trump. That was by far
the most disgusting Facebook post I've read or heard lately.
It makes me ashamed to share religion with that lying hateful
writer breathes. In terms of the original issue I learned several
years ago that when Jews were coming into this country by the
millions around the turn of the century, they were actually
considered colored along with Italians, the Irish and other
immigrants. Only when Jews successfully assimilated into
American society by the mid 20th century did they start being
seen as white? My mom always told me that it wasn't right to
check off white on forms because Jews aren't white, but a whole
other ethnic ethnicity. I don't think anyone has answers as to
whether Jewishness is an ethnicity or just a religion.
Obviously, Jews do tend to look a certain way medium height,
olive skin, larger features, sometimes curly hair, etc. and
dusts don't look like people from say the UK or Scandinavia.
Lately, I think many Jews in America have come up against a
major problem. The Democratic Party had sucked in nearly all
non Orthodox Jews during the 20th century, and it's turned
into an anti semitic political party. Jews are regularly
lambasted for the Israeli Palestine situation with
Democrats calling the State of Israel an apartheid state etc.
And the Jew hating Keith Ellison coming so close to being elected
head of the Democratic Party. We didn't even I didn't know he was
a Jew hater.
He's a Muslim. Now, okay.
I think I think some Ultra left and liberal Jews have been
trying lately to get back into the party's fold by identifying
with people of color, thereby regaining their political home
and perhaps turning the tide back towards favourability.
Interesting. As a Jewish American woman who has who was
taught by our parents to always think for herself and who used
to listen to her mom arguing with her parents, who are
diehard FDR, people and Democrats their whole lives. I'm
ashamed that so many Jews are such Lemmings, when it comes to
politics, we should know that we can't rely on anyone or anything
but ourselves. We want to survive as a people. But hey,
that sounds libertarian, doesn't it? I don't understand why more
Jews aren't libertarian and distrustful of all governments,
American Jews could see how much Obama despise Netanyahu and the
contempt he had for Israel. But they didn't want to admit it,
because it went against the narrative. Hopefully, more Jews
and Americans in general will wake the f up and start using
their brains again, because shit has gotten out of control. Thank
you again for your show. Sorry for the novel. And we appreciate
her note. Yes, so that does
she is she has credentials. Now. It reminded her comment in there
reminded me of something. When I was a kid. There was there was a
number of books. In fact, I have one called the races of man. And
it was done in the 20s. It sounds oddly familiar for some
reason. Well, it's I'm sure there's a title which crops up
as copyright, you can't copyright a book title. So the
races of man who?
So I could actually write a book titled steal this book. 2.0.
Yeah. Damn. Isn't that interesting?
Why is that why can you not copyright a book title?
I'd have to go back and look at the legislation and that
legislation, but the court cases, but there's a reason
that's logical reason at the time. But you can't copyright a
book title. And so once in a while you get these. This
happened when I was working for McGraw Hill as the publisher,
when they had there were two books called the Internet
phonebook. Oh, yes. Was it not the Yellow Pages? Or the
internet Yellow Pages? That was it, I still have that. And
there's dual but there's two of them with the exact same title
done by two different publishers, and everyone was
bent out of shape about it. But anyway, let me get back to this.
So there's the racism man, and inside the boat, there's
pictures of all these races. Irish, Swedish, Scottish
British, they had all these and all the pictures when you looked
at each one of them. You go Yeah, yeah, it looks like an
Irishman. Looks like a Scot. You know, they've done a stereotype
looks represented the races. So when I was in school long ago,
there was a big stink about this that took place in I think it
ran from the late after World War Two into the 60s. That this
is bullcrap there is these are not races and we should not
think of them as races under any circumstances. There are three
races and this is based on genetics. There's a, there's an
Asian race, there's a Negroid race and a Caucasian race. And
everybody has to be part of one of those three races and this
was drummed into us because of books like The racism man
showing us Scott being a different race than an Irishman.
And this was drummed into us to this day. I still think about
the fact that when somebody says Aw, it's racist, this is racist
because somebody doesn't doesn't like a Mexican run that Mexicans
are not a race right? Or they don't like these people because
they are you don't like the Lebanese coming in for this
because the Lebanese are a race these are not racist. This is
going to harkens back into the turn of the century 1900s. This
this notion of what race is, and I'm and she exhibited it right
there. Based on looks, looks that don't don't determine race
looks do not determine race. That's what was drummed into me.
That is fallen by the wayside. For some reason. I have yet to
figure out why. Unless you just want to call everyone a racist
all the time. Yeah, and of lecture.
Good lecture.
I didn't know what it means. I seem like this other thing. the
slavery issue. Yeah, I have no idea what's going on. But this
race, what racism? You know, you don't like a Muslim? So you're a
racist. Wow.
Yeah, what would the what would the proper term be religious?
If you're a white guy who doesn't like blacks? That's
racism, right? Or your white guy doesn't like Asians, you're a
racist, or you're a black guy doesn't like, well, the race
of the racist part is, I guess, someone saying you don't like
Muslims, you're a racist. The racist part is presuming all
Muslims are brown. That's actually racist. If you're going
to make that connection,
if you're going to just go by it, even color doesn't really
make the difference. I mean, especially when you look at
Caucasians, colored can be as black as black. I mean, you it's
just that melatonin levels. It's got nothing to do with your
genetic race, at least as to what I was taught. And to to and
the whole reason for I was taught that was to get rid of
this idea that the Scots are one race and, and the Ukrainians are
another race and the, you know, the Norwegians are another race.
I'm just saying, Yeah, I
hear that is absolutely racist. Just racist. That's what it is
racist. All right. Let me shift gears here that I picked up the
podcast that I watched a video podcast and it's on YouTube.
It's probably being demanded demonetized as we speak.
I love that term of demonetized. I
love the term, just just briefly. But with YouTube,
is it boxy? Do you watch boxy? No, I
don't watch boxy. It's been a very interesting term that's
thrown around people saying, well, you know, Google is D
monetizing us through D monetizing. You have no validity
to be monetized to start with, you're just making money by
default. Just by just by view counts, not by what counts for
advertisers. You know, there's a pretty big story now about
Google having to pay back advertisers. Oh, and they didn't
know this. And this this. Yeah. And this is what gets kind of
good. So make goods well, they're, it's really only
they're vague. See, this is because they bought doubleclick
a long time ago. And I think double click actually helps, you
know, there's a lot of what made their whole system work. And
with double click, you can bid on ad space. And just, you know,
then throw throw your ads anywhere. And what's happening,
of course, is that advertisers found out that their ads were
running on bull crap sites that had bullcrap traffic, which is
how Silicon Valley still manages to stay funded. And I believe
this is rampant. And this is a huge scam. And no one ever
really wants to talk about it. It's like the Fight Club of
Northern California. Yeah, exactly. So advertisers found
this out that ads were being served to invalid traffic. And
now the actual payment goes directly to those websites that
have the fake traffic. But Google has a platform fee, which
they charged you know, so it's kind of like, like a stock
exchange you're buying and you're selling ad placement for
your ads. Have you pay a fee to the New York Stock Exchange or
NASDAQ in this case, Google charges seven to 10% of the
total ad buy which is not a small amount. So there have been
refunds of you know, several $100 to hundreds of 1000s of
dollars. And a lot of advertisers are saying, well, we
don't care that you don't want to refund the full amount you
should refund it. I mean, this is Google. What are you talking
about? Google saying, now. Now, we're not doing that. That's not
our problem that you read the Terms of Service. But here's
what's interesting. 4chan, is now claiming that they are the
ones that are creating all these fake sites and the fake traffic
to try and bring the big mighty Google down. That's an
interesting take.
That is very interesting, and it couldn't be done.
I think they're well on their way. And I think it's super
interesting to see. I mean,
there's some stuff that shows up on Google. My favorite one
always was Coke, Kony 2012. Yeah, that was a good watch the
numbers on that thing. ponied up, there's no way. You were
going from 1 million page views, or 1 million video views,
whatever you want to call it advertising to 12 million in a
day, and it just kept exponentially 20 million 30
million. Yeah, it was ridiculous. It was obviously
some some very sophisticated bot network. That was not catchable.
And there are plenty out there. I mean, in some instances, you
will run into these sites. And if you do the simplest of
searches or analytics that you can run on the site, you find
out that all their click throughs and all this stuff
comes from the Philippines in some part of India, specific one
part of India, Philippines and this is an American side like a
new side or video society, some sort of site. And what are all
these click? Clicks coming from? The Philippines? Well, how many
people in India really care about this? Now these videos
have some buddy it's obvious that there's this massive
amounts of scams going on out now. But this is the advertisers
are apparently too stupid to figure this out, themselves
starting to catch on as you and I have mentioned before, the
problem really started with agencies and with their clients,
installing the buyers who are a really dumb millennials, not
just millennials, dumb millennials, who did not give a
care and not a care in the world for the brand. For placement
just Well, look. Yeah, I'll tell you what you got. You got what
you got Laker tickets. Yeah, no, we'll do a buy on your site. The
completely completely corrupted completely. And you know, being
a media buyer used to be a very important job in the whole
system.
Yeah, the media buyers low end, usually somebody just out of
school. Yeah. A lot of women. I was on the, when I was in New
York, I was on the when I was working for Forbes, I got
invited to a trip on their big Devis huge yacht, not only to
take the for the Forbes yacht, the Forbes yacht ties. So that
Forbes yacht trip was a it was a very nice tour of the eagle all
the way around Manhattan. And I think there was even a little
fireworks, the point was near the Statue of Liberty. And then
we go all the way around the island and back into a port,
which is docked on the downtown area. And, and it's about an I
don't know, a couple hours to do this trip. But it was filled
with a number of not too many writers, but a few of them. I
knew the editor of the online very well he got me on there.
And it was all these media buyers. And they were all 20
Somethings mostly, I would say dumb as a fireplug. Every single
one of them you couldn't even talk to him for very long,
because they were so stupid. And all they wanted to do was talk
about chopping board, or some something a rock band, there's
some guy that they had a crush on. It was unbelievable. How
brain dead these people were. And I could see what the problem
was. And you saw it as it started to develop and magazine
started to fold in favor of online. And it was it was a real
eye opener for me. Well, story.
So I did
roam around myself by when it got to I went to the engine room
and talked to the guys down there. And I'm sure that was
dynamite. Was that when you're on your way to the Bilderberg
convention? Hanging out with the
Silicon Valley, you know?
So I follow the industry still coming from that world. And
there's a podcast was it the L to advertising podcast Scott
Galloway and anyway, he just wanted to play this because it
was interesting. We hadn't considered this although we had
the conversation about the various talking sticks that are
now available. The main one being the the Amazon talking
stick, and I said the genius of this is something no other
competitor has and it's the ordering interface the ordering
interface of the future you remember I'd said that, yes,
because I am from the future. And something neither you or I
considered is just how incredibly slick This is
a technology that that is probably in our view, the most
revolutionary and it's going to shake brands to their core.
Voice voice technology is getting tremendous traction.
Alexa is in 4% of US households. Siri handles over 2 billion
commands a week and 20% of Google searches on Android
handsets are input by voice who loses brands voice based
ordering eliminates the need for packaging, design and endcaps.
All the things brands have poured billions and decades into
perfecting the decline of brand began with the advent of Google.
And everyday fewer people put a prefix of a brand name in a
Google search and the same is going to happen with voice
commands. Our research reveals that over the past year, non
branded product searches have increased in every CPG category.
Prediction the decline is going to accelerate the death of brand
is here. And it has a voice specifically Alexa, buy
batteries.
Amazon's choice for batteries as Amazon Basics, double A
batteries 48 pack. It's $13.60. Total, including tax,
would you like to buy it? No.
I also found 20 pack of Amazon Basics triple A performance
alkaline batteries. It's $7.61 total, including tax.
Would you like to buy it? No,
that's all I can find for batteries right now. All right.
For more options,
so there's nothing that unusual about a retailer taking
advantage of their customer, the consumer to trade them off to a
private label brand, which is what Amazon is doing here.
Because when you go on the side, in fact, you do find that Alexa
has more options, there are several branded batteries. Just
Alexa without having to bother with the consumer seeing a brand
or packaging has decided to omit or let other branches disappear
from your selection set. Also, the pricing is different on
Alexa to voice commands than it is on the main platform. It
seems as if they're taking advantage of this lack of
transparency to charge more, we'll see.
And they had a graphic up showing the difference in price
if you just went on Amazon versus the voice or it was like
a $2 difference. $11 something versus 13 For the same
batteries. I hadn't considered this ruse.
Well, I kind of did was with my reluctance. But now that has
been kind of extrapolated in front of me. By the way, I'll
give you a borderline clip of the data's dynamite clip. I'll
take it Yeah, it makes nothing but sense. And Amazon's I wrote
a column about this about I don't know, PC Magazine, maybe
three columns ago talking about Amazon's brands they have a
bunch of phony brands they don't even associate with Amazon but
somebody dug him up Yeah, by going through trademark go Who
owns his trademark who owns that trademark. And they found Amazon
owned a bunch of these trademarks that they don't they
do associate sometimes like with Amazon Basics we know that's
Amazon brand, right? But there's a lot of brands that they're
coming up with that sound important but they're not
they're just You mean like realistic
realistic would be a good example of you know, was
RadioShack but Yeah, well I love you know, realistic. And there's
a bunch of these brands and Amazon more than a few and in
many of the categories and that way they can if you're talking
with this guy claims just as a part of the voice thing you can
actually spew out what we have this brand is sounds like a real
brand. And when it's not an Amazon product, do we make it to
make it even worse? I think it even worsens the situation of
what he claims is true, which is Amazon by the way what they're
doing, it seems to me is illegal. The FTC will bust them
balls they're not going to be able to get away with this
Don't tell me
they're not going to be able to get away with you can't do this.
This is like this is not legal what they're doing. It's it's
it's a competitive thing. There's you can't say well,
yeah, we got batteries but all we got is Amazon batteries. It's
lie. You can't lie. Oh, come on. We'll let you do this a big
company that size. I guarantee this would be in court.
Well, maybe we can maybe we can bring a suit. We should probably
bitch about it immediately. Hence this segment of the
program. And let me tell you a bit. I am happy that we don't
have
to deny and to charge the extra amount. That's another scam.
These are scams these are not this is not legal.
What is interesting is that where's the main problem we saw
with certainly Google for search. You know, weed whacker
is the best example. You know the only India what is the best
weed whacker is the one you always They that's how you see
if a search engine does a good job. And if it comes up with the
only true answer, which is a goat, then it's a great search
engine. But what you wind up with is a million blogs. That's
just Riff Raff is Riff Raff native advertising on blogs with
bogus lists, and links to buy up. 10. Yeah. But now we've
gotten to the next point, forget the voice. People aren't saying
I need to order, you know, a Eveready battery or a Duracell
battery battery, no, just batteries. And the system is
determining what you're going to get back. People are becoming
stupid, because they don't know this is going on either. I mean,
you think they would think there was no
way you know this is going on? You'd think that people had to
get started discussing this with my friend Brian Roman Lee, who
is an expert on a huge fiend on Twitter about voice being the
future.
Yeah. Well, I'll tell you one thing. I am very happy. We don't
have to deal with phony baloney traffic and other forms of
advertising.
I'm going to show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
Although I have been asked to be a paid advisor to a company that
claims to have podcast analytics, where they can see
how long and when someone listened.
Yeah, right. I saved the job gig.
So you convince me of that I'm in to take the gig. Gig take the
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exactly. Well, I was I got something for you. I only have
only clipped a little bit of this because it was making me
sick oh but it was on Good Morning America and it was
obviously paid for and packaged by it was a it was a native
beyond a native ad because I bet but because it had to do with
entertainment I think they'd let it stretch and Good Morning
America is just mostly it's like one of those entertainment news
shows all morning
it's only Hello that's all I got going on.
So here's so the latest thing is and by the way as you know I
just despise the word dropped for a record
you know it's used universally now Hey man, the latest no
agenda show so just dropped. Just dropped it's dropping Hey,
when you drop in the signal when you drop in your next episode I
was just do this all the time. Hey, when you drop in dinner
drop and I'm always imagining somebody dropping it on the
floor and then trying to pick it up stumbling around. I again she
dropped it pick it up lady. This is
this is complete cultural appropriation. This is a hip hop
term that was used exclusively in the black hip hop community.
And if you are a white person using this you are appropriating
culture and it is a macro aggression.
I would I agree with that. So let's listen so Kate Taylor
Swift,
Senator, yes, her album just dropped. It just dropped this
and I wish they'd pick it up. Alright, coming out as you just
dropped the single I think oh yeah I wish I wish they pick up
and this is the first part of this fawning, overproduced piece
that is written by obviously written by the Taylor Swift
team. They even have a section of a package they put together
say, Oh, the fans are giddy all the fans are getting this show a
bunch of girls, I don't know where they found these people.
It's obviously as part of the fan club, the whole thing was
nauseating.
From the beginning, and 2019 You belong with me. Taylor Swift's
music videos have been a key component of her massive success
from the youthful exuberance of 22. To the adult yearning of
Wildest Dreams filled with fun like shake it off. We're edgy as
with bad blood. This week first witnessing her blank slate in
all her social media then the 27 year old posting those enigmatic
snake videos before serving up a fresh photo and the title of an
album reputation that's due for release on November 10. Its
first single look what you made me do released hours ago just
before midnight watch for fans across America delirious at the
sound of her new music house unable to control their
enthusiasm holy swift all of its setting the stage for an
exclusive sneak peek at the video for look what you made me
do a first look at the very latest from pops preeminent star
well this was definitely bought and paid for you think the music
business the industry itself I'm still a member of several groups
and by the way what before you go on with debt How is this not
payola?
Yeah, interesting? Good point. And didn't play enough of it
probably for it to be payola
oh they went on and on. No it kept going this is like the
first five minutes of a diet 10 minute 11 minute piece
Yeah, well that just did just call it advertising. But the
artists and the industry is up in arms they hate it. Oh what a
horrible single she's horrible. I don't know exactly what
happened. But Taylor Swift does something happen
I agree with this.
So she's fallen out of favor with everybody.
She's not on any of the shows anymore than she used to be the
highlight of the CMA and all these different she's been cut
out of those deals. They she obviously spent a lot of money
to promote this particular thing. And by the way, this song
every time I hear it, it's boy I've almost got it, but it is
it's stolen from another song. Oh, gee. Yeah, I know the price.
John now right now we're outside of the Walmart brand new single
they cannot wait. Come rain come when people come out and buy
Yeah, be safe. So it but it's something is a very famous
scientist. He's got the same rhythm, the same kind of
structure. I'll get it eventually. When you hear it a
couple of times. You'll immediately recognize
and listen to it. Yeah. Hey, thanks for the thanks for that.
Yeah, why did you bring that to the party?
Yeah, so but the point and then when they at the beginning of
that piece, they played all of his great songs and not one of
them is memorable. She doesn't have a memo. Shake it off. I
think her body I think the Britney Spears body of work
actually is better. But
Britney Spears body is better. Have you seen that?
Riley's?
Oh my God works on it girl be cut
now anyway, so this piece was on Good Morning America. It just
seemed too much for me. But you're right and I've noticed
this to Taylor I think is on the outs. But why we nobody is maybe
they're just sick of her I have no idea what it could be
I you know, I'm gonna have to look into this. But that it was
it was something industry related. Maybe it's the content
here billboard ranks liquid you made me do his Taylor's worst
lead single. That's billboard let's see what varieties As
there's something went wrong, something went horribly wrong
with her Empire The it's worth looking into
I like this word is massive. Yeah, I'd like to know
what happened there because the business the business does not
like her. And I'm not sure why we'll find out is they loved
her. While the EU doesn't like Poland. They're still when you
know the this has not gone away this change the constitution, as
we know from our boots on the ground where they would like to
see a judiciary that is run somewhat in the way as it's run
in the United States that politicians would be able to
approve, not appoint but approve. So the President can
appoint and then Senate has to approve these judges. That's
basically what they want. That's really oversimplifying the
matter. The EU is now getting pissed off. And by coincidence,
I have two clips today from my friend France Timmermans. The
Bilderberger who once pulled me aside and said, you know, you're
doing good stuff here. But he is the messenger boy now he of
course is the the number two in charge of the European
Commission,
these laws considerably increased the systemic threat to
the rule of law enforcement. Each individual law, if adopted,
would seriously erode the independence of the Polish
judiciary. Collectively, they would abolish any remaining
judicial independence and put the judiciary under full
political control of the government. The option of
triggering article seven of the treaty was part of the
discussion as should come as no surprise to anyone that given
the latest developments. We are coming very close to triggering
Article Seven.
Yeah, Article Seven baby. Oh, yeah, the article seven removes
all voting rights. You get the big dunce cap on and you get to
sit in the corner. So they're threatening, threatening the
same Yoker and this was you know, you can not younger,
Deputy younger from similans He has one of these voices that I
know he's kind of the kind of guy I'd like to slow down, put
some echo on him and make them all sound creepy when he's
talking about EU very well I don't have to in this video,
which is him condemning extreme nationalism. Yes, extreme
nationalism. And he does it in a very ironic way. They put some
of the echo on themselves. And creepy music. I should point
this is an EU promotional video.
For centuries, this used to be the European way. In the 20
century, twice, we Europeans try to commit to collective suicide.
And this is the result. If fear takes over in society, if hatred
of the other becomes the norm. This is where we end up
neighbors lying together in a cemetery that fought each other
and killed each other and two world wars. Europe has learned
this lesson. This is a mistake we need to avoid. Every time
when we are challenged. This is a risk we run. How do we respond
to that? extreme nationalism? No. I strongly believe that the
answer to the challenges of today which are many fold, such
as terrorism based on jihadism is not to fall for the
temptation of fear is not to fall for the temptation of
hatred for the other.
Nationalism is like alcoholism, a short period of exaltation,
followed by a long period of headaches.
Love that he compares nationalism to alcoholism, which
he is boss clearly is an alcoholic, younger and I think
that's really cute. Like you get a exuberance and then the big
headache.
Nationalism is like alcoholism, a short period of exaltation,
followed by a long period of headaches, nationalism, and
extra support, because it's siamese twin protectionism, will
destroy the internal market and disrupt international trade.
Nationalism makes us weak, because its eternal seeking of
enemies is disdain of others. Its need to feel superior, makes
cooperation with other nations to collectively guarantee our
freedom and security much more difficult. So if nationalism
makes us poor, weak and morally insecure, how can it claim the
Arctic? I maintain? That nationalists are unpatriotic,
now, this is their echo not mine, a true patriot is proud of
his nation wants it to be strong, peaceful, prosperous
values based to achieve that a true patriot knows he needs
unity. He wants openness. he craves cooperation with others.
He sees the strength found in compromise debates and unity. To
be a patriot is to be European. To be European is to be a
patriot.
There you go Europeans fall in line. Do as the man says, Yeah,
you don't want to be an alcoholic, be a ruler, be an
alcoholic. Just crazy man. Just crazy. It's like the United
States, the United Nations. Sorry, the United Nations had a
vote or a vote on a resolution. And this was very hard to find
the full thing actually, because it's been around for a while and
there's multiple versions. And this was the United Nations
resolution condemning the glorification of Nazism over
freedom of speech issues. We see the actual title, combating
glorification of Nazism, Neo Nazism and other practices that
contribute to fueling contemporary forms of racism,
racial discrimination, xenophobia and related
intolerance. This was put forth by the United Nations Human
Rights Committee and voted and voted in favor 131 in favor but
when it came to a general assembly vote it did not pass
why not? Well, there were three important knows including the
United States this is problematic
what were the other ones?
Let me see if I have it here. I think it was three against one
then see now that the only calling out the United States
and all these articles Yeah, we only were the only guys who were
able
to do space yet no call on Yeah,
I'll find it for you. But I'm happy that they said no. Because
literally there was like a you cannot you can't say certain
words or do certain things. You know, this is part of the yes,
the freedoms This is the part of the big tolerance. Push that is
happening in in the EU. Yeah, yeah. I'm Eric now that I can't
find out who didn't vote.
Yet later.
Yeah. Okay.
So did it well, it's kind of important, but it's kinda, it's
kind of important and important. Yeah. Let's, let's read this
note. From some fun, one of our producers use of conflict that
should be avoided. Oh, I have to disagree that the word conflate
has any substantial purpose other than to give the speaker a
surge of warm, pompous arrogance. Although it does
sound clever and concise, it does absolutely nothing. I'm
shouting because he's an all caps here. Absolutely nothing to
convey how the multiple distinctly different concepts
are being related or combined, or what the commonality is
either justifiably or not. By explaining how the ideas are
conflated or related, you end up with much more meeting meaning
and avoid the distraction and confusing Deadwood. That
conflict usually creates. Example of crappy conflict usage
found online, quote, the plot gets weighed down when the
writer conflates too many issues into one episode. Unquote. Are
they combining into one new generalized issue? Or are both
preserved in the new time frame? WTF are issues now becoming
episodes US income, incorporate pack or include a Merriam
Webster on Merriam Webster he says, a city of conflated races
and cultures Earl shores. What the hell in this city? Can I
enter my culture as my race on documents? Referring to but
okay. Also in Merriam Webster, the editor conflated the two
texts here is one of the few cases where conflate makes some
sense only because the two concepts are the exact same
entity groups of words combined, would be just fine here without
the confusion. Usually I hear this crap when people are trying
to imply that someone has incorrectly combined two issues.
In this case, you Let's get to your point and say the person
confused the two issues. conflate is also often used to
quickly imply the joining was justified or not justified, but
it says neither. Jeff in Orlando Hey, should I be sending you
more money? Yes,
yes, definitely. Well, thank you. I always like to improve
our dictum.
We do we are actually this one of the I think we're the only
podcast that appears to be preoccupied with this.
And did you hear my use of the word dictum?
I did. I like it. Okay. I'm trying really trying. I'm not
sure it's correct uses but I
like it no matter what. You have to look it up. Well, I'm gonna
give you props John. Once again, you have proven to be alongside
me from the future. As North Korea has spoken once again. And
it says we have opened our doors to Russian tourists. It's safer
than London. They really want the tourism
I know to give it to a lot so Geez that you have to do a deal
with some American big American tourists coming to our Brits.
Yeah, well how about just princess of the seas or whatever
can can we send a
I don't know where to go. Well, the young Yang is inland and I
guess not I guess not.
You can't get it you can't get a cruise ship there. That's a
problem.
Not Have you fly everybody in the Pyongyang airport. Oh,
here's i Okay. I got a couple of reports from ABC that just
Googled me to know and this in particular, there was a minor
terrorist attack in Brussels again. Yeah, with a knife I
believe. Yeah, knife. Here is plain,
boring knife. We sound like news execs now. Brussels boring
Nigeria's from boring,
our news execs. Super boring. Brussels now here's what I tell
me. What's wrong with this story. This is the Brussels
terror guy.
In Belgium. Tonight a terrorist suspect is dead after attacking
two soldiers with a knife in Belgium. Police say the suspect
attack the soldiers in Brussels shouting goddess great military
forcing them versus then shot them a suspect apparently known
to authorities for petty crime, not for terror until this case.
Well, this is very obvious. And I find this quite disgusting.
Because of course He did not say God is great. He said.
Yeah. He didn't say God is great. For one thing. Why would
he be speaking in English? He's in Brussels. Yeah. And why would
he be saying anything other than what Allahu Akbar? It's just
like, this is a bad report. This is a this is a report that is
that. As far as fake news. He did not say that.
No, no, of course not. He said I'll walk snack bar. You and
your snack. Okay, I gotta keep saying it.
Just said it yet. Here's another one. This is since you mentioned
the knives. Yeah, this is a story that just kind of amused
me because again, it involves nice. There's a demand roaming
around with a knife and it's as if it's like this is a major,
major story. We got to run it on ABC Network News.
At a scary scene tonight outside London's Buckingham Palace
police say they stopped a man there and found him to be in
possession of a knife. While obtaining him. The man lashed
out injuring two officers. There is no word from police about the
man's motive. The queen was not at the palace at the time. Thank
goodness news.
Great. Glad you stopped that stopped everything. Well, knives
are a big deal. So they have to push the knife mean, they're
trying to get knives off the streets and out of kitchens I
hear in the UK.
No. And why take a chance. It's taken
a while. But a group of psychiatrists has now written to
Congress to warn the Donald Trump poses a quote clear and
present danger to the world. Oh yes leading them Dr. Brandy Lee
of Yale University, who was also reportedly consulting with
Democratic members of Congress on setting up an extra setting
up an expert panel to give advice on the President's mental
health. Ah, yes, she is very concerned by Trump's
dangerousness. Dr. Lee told USA Today I guess Pelosi. The group
letter sent to members of both parties said quote it no longer
takes a psychiatrist to recognize the alarming patterns
of impulsive, reckless and narcissistic behavior regardless
of diagnosis that in the person of President Trump puts the
world at risk. We now find ourselves in clear and present
danger, especially concerning North Korea and the President's
Committee. and of the US nuclear arsenal, they're still trying
it. They're still trying it. Yeah. Well,
I have said it before. And I'll say it again, is not going to
work. If these guys wanted to get their act together, they'd
focus a little better that problem is all these arguments
are weak. That, you know, they, I think if they focused on one
or two things that could drive the guy crazy, but he's this
he's that he's this. He's that he's a Cheeto. It goes on and
on. We put the list together. So it's, yeah, it's not working
this way. They're gonna have to come up with a better strategy,
although it's working in the one way, which I say you just keep
bringing this stuff to the forefront. So by 2018, you can
make either roll out your strategy, which is a disguise on
hand, she's a racist, can't get rid of racist. We don't have
enough Democrats in office. So let's vote in more Democrats.
And then we can get rid of him. Yeah. Which is really what this
is all about.
Yeah. And I think feels like you're doing a good job.
A good job of keeping him in the news. Yeah, the storm has
screwed them up. Yeah,
that was that was not that was a problem. And it seems to lead up
a little bit here. Awesome. Yeah. Just a tad.
And not too bad. But you can go out then.
Yes. Well, poor kids. Christina has already all freaked out
about becoming a member of the 27 club. You know, the 27 Club.
Now. The 27 Club has all these famous musicians who died at 27.
She's a famous musician. No,
but here's here's the problem. Apparently as a part of the 27
You know, Jimi Hendrix Janis Joplin, you know, the Jim
Morrison, everyone died when they were 27 Except for Prince
and George Michael, but okay. And apparently is a part of this
meme that they all were found with a white BIC lighter. And we
went and we went to I didn't know this. So we went to
Goodwill. Yesterday, she loves goodwill to go to
like, by the way, this is like the Rubicon the 13 episodes of
Rubicon that were released. Yeah. Where he had to do where
we had the four leaf clover.
Yes. Something like that. Yeah. And so she bought a jacket. And
then she puts the jacket on in the jacket is a white BIC
lighter. So now she'll know. Yes, she's convinced something
horrible is going to happen to her.
Well, it's not gonna happen if she just stays inside.
Well, you never know she does. She showed up for a year in
limbo What to do now. And the only thing I had to mention as a
final bit of news, which I found interesting. And actually,
by the way, it's just for a second. I don't believe any of
this for a minute. That Janis Joplin and Morrison and Andrews
had a white BIC lighter. I did
not verify the story. I'm just I'm sure is telling you. Just
telling you it poor kids. Update from Greece. So Greece, while of
course, they had been squeezed by the European Union and hated
universally, I mean, how we tracked all this. Do you
remember when people were going into Greek restaurants in other
countries and saying, I'm not paying? We already paid you
enough money? Remember that was happening?
Remember that another story that is sketchy?
Now that there were some real accounts of that? That happened?
Yeah. Well, for sure. There wasn't the wrap on it for sure.
When this started, when they got screwed by Goldman Sachs and the
like, and wasn't Jared Kushner a part of that somehow he should
have been. Like, there was a lot of resentment from the from the
northern states. This is goes years back, but I remembered
very clearly, the stupid southern why do we even have
them in the European Union? Okay, so we've done a good job.
We gave them austerity. And then we said, oh, you know, they'll
campaign back. Okay, here's more austerity. And then hey, you
know what, while you're out austerity, let me give you
another tablespoon of austerity. The guest who has slipped in and
started to buy up everything and put in huge investment. The
Clintons close man, the Chinese Soros, the Chinese or the
Chinese, the Chinese
are Yeah, they wouldn't be stressed. Yeah, they're good at
this. They are
in they're cutting deals like crazy. I wish I wish we had
gotten some piece of that grace. Man when they put everything up
for auction. We missed that one. Just just like Germany, the West
and East Germany. Yeah, yeah, I would privatize everything. So
they are making Greece. I think there's a quote here. The dragon
head. So here it is. China plans to make the Greek port of
Piraeus, the dragon head of its One Belt One one road project.
Nice.
So there's a there's a twofer if I ever heard one. So all eyes on
Greece and the Chinese that could get very interesting
at the opinion at some level we've given up
give a why I mean, it makes It's so dumb. Greece is so important
for the, you know, with all the opportunities to bring gas into
Europe. It's like someone was, you know, their hate of Greece
just forgot the importance of it. Now the Chinese are slipping
in.
Well, we'll see we can do something about that. I do have
one other interesting little shorty. Yeah, that'll have to be
this would be the the best report of this incident. Because
they actually said everybody else had this report all busboy
grabbed some hostages and shot shot a staff. I don't know what
happened. You I don't know what happened to play. This is the
busboy shoots the chef,
none of a hostage drama that played out for hours today. In
Charleston. Authorities say it started when a fire dish
dishwasher shot and killed a chef in a crowded restaurant
filled with tourists. He then locked the door to the
restaurant and told diners to get down on the floor. All but
one managed to run out another exit. After a three hour
negotiation. The suspect was shot and wounded by police and
the lone hostage was free.
My dishwasher a little different than busboy
dishwasher. Whatever. I believe that what we have here is a
situation where some chef took on the persona of Gordon Ramsay,
which is which small thing a lot of chefs do. Yes. I think more
so than you did in the past.
And in the past, it was a success. I worked at a one
Michelin star restaurant when I was 17. And the chef would throw
stuff like you know knives and plates and all kinds at the
front of house staff.
Really would place was this. The outer Prince is once they were
actual one star Michelin? Yeah.
Yeah, I was not very, I've told you the story about that. I'm
not very I was not very six when I dropped the ice cream Flom Bay
onto the bride's dress. That would kind of ended my career.
That would probably do it. Yeah. Surprise, you weren't stabbed.
So yeah, you think this is a Gordon Ramsay influence.
Everyone has to be all angry and stuff. And then finally this guy
that had
a screaming match anything work? It's it's gotten into the
culture to such an extreme. I think Gordon Ramsay has done a
couple of things. One, I think he's improved the ability of
average restaurant goers to know a little more than they did. So
they might know how to send a wine back or they refuse some
food. So I think that's a plus. And also they know they could
demand better product. But I think it also created this idea
that the people that work in restaurants are idiots, and they
have to have a chef screaming at them. Yeah, seems to be to get
anything done. And I think this is by the way, this meme is not
completely formed yet, but it's forming that Trump is a
screamer.
Oh, yes. We were watching something last night with the
helmet. It was some documentary was actually quite good. And
then all sudden, it turned into God, what was it? Shit if Tina
is listening, she'll, she'll text it to me. But you know, it
was it was a good documentary and all of a sudden it was all
about and this is all because of Trump. It's like what? I'll just
go Netflix. Dammit, I should I look at my past history. What
the hell that was. There's so much tried that. Everything's
being tied to Trump. You got a problem tied to Trump? Yeah.
Well, let's tie this one to Trump, Los Angeles.
As of last month, officers from the LAPD and Long Beach are now
assisting the sheriff's department and metros
enforcement searches cracking down on rude riders. According
to their code of conduct. They're looking for customers
who are disturbing others displaying disorderly lewd
conduct playing loud music, eating, drinking, smoking vaping
or occupying more than one seat and locking a door. It call that
manspreading where a rider takes up too much room would think
these are pretty common sense.
Absolutely. One thing we don't like to see is one person taking
up more than one seat.
Metro spokesperson Dave's a Taro says some folks may get warnings
but fines range from $75 for a first time offense to $1,000
jail time and even being temporarily banned for repeat
offenders. The writer pauses for other writers to exit. The
writer executed
that person. They also
plan to release new humerus Metro manners, videos and
posters this fall. He says since adding 20 New miles with the
Expo Line and go buy an extension. They have new riders
to educate and retain
Our goal is to ensure a pleasant ride for all of our customers.
And it really we depend on the public to do their part.
And you can expect those videos and posters to be blanketing
trains, buses and the Internet starting this fall,
man spreading again. Yeah,
yeah. The whole man spreaders. Yeah, yeah.
It's like I've never understood this gripe that we're doing this
on purpose for some reason. Just so hey, look at my junk just
spread my legs. Is that really what?
It's I think it's pretty rare. It ya guys that take up too much
space on there.
But it's a real thing. It's a real it's like women have a real
issue with this. And I'm just I
don't blame them. I have an issue with you got to sit next
to one of these jerk offs,
but I've never really seen anything like this like
well then finish off then I got the this is the rundown from the
this week's show with Charlie Rose. This is the this is the
the the this week it's called. And it is.
Alright, we're Charlie does his little montage of all
the donuts. They do it they eats a package and they run it at the
end. It's all the really the most important things that are
going to happen. And I'll always look at this. These none of
these are the most important very few of them or as a matter
of fact, and let's see what they have to say.
And here's a look at the week ahead. Sunday is the opening of
the 31st annual Burning Man festival in Black Rock City,
Nevada. Monday is the start of the US Open Tennis Championships
in Flushing Meadows New York. Tuesday is the day the annual
Guinness World Records are published. Wednesday is the
first day of the Venice International Film Festival.
Thursday is the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death.
Friday is the start of Colorado's Telluride Film
Festival. Saturday is the National Book Festival in
Washington DC.
I know how this goes. Hey, did anyone do the coming up segment?
Oh crap. Get the calendar. Get the show prep calendar. It's
always on the show prep calendar. Well, thank you for
sharing that with us.
Yeah, well burning man's coming up. I'm gonna hit out. All
right, I'm
heading out to go pick up that vegan rainbow cake.
Let it get rained on.
Alright, everybody, thank you very much. It is a show day keep
your eyes peeled ears open. You never know what's going to
happen. And I will be providing constant updates on the Eris
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the flooding, which actually could be kind of shitty. So stay
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idea. No. Everybody knows. And sorrows. Everybody knows that
everybody knows I have no idea dad just struck to get the
douche bag call out button ready ready to douche douche bag
douche bag douche bag reports Magary douche bags, douche bag
douche bag. Douche bag. Douche douche bag. Douche bag. Do X
douche bag so cool. I'm free. Totally get it want needed free?
Oh yes, the Volkswagen bus
represented the ultimate freedom machine. You got your bus, you
threw a mattress in it. You are driving across the country to
moderate navy. You were going everywhere through the desert
you had freedom. How does the electric version of that convey
the same freedom? Can't wait to get it be free for 150 miles,
I'm free. Finally from Big Oil.
Screw those guys. I've got my electric vehicle,
hey Trump,
I have to go to Costco and when I go to Costco, I might pick up
some other things like some you know, red wine or some lamb
chops. Because when I go buy the lamb chops, lamb chops in the
package
is too fatty, I don't want this meat. Be too fatty, I don't want
this meat. I make a change on the spot and make a change on
the fly. You can't do
that with all this kind of bull crap bordering. I have to go to
Costco and when I go to Costco, I might pick up some other
things like some you know red wine or I have to go to Costco
and when I go to Costco, I might pick up some other things like
some you know, red wine or
make a change on the spine and make a change on the fly and
make a change on the spine and make a change on the fly. You
can do that with all this kind of crap ordering.
Make a change on the spine and make a change on the fly. I have
to go to Costco and when I go to Costco I might pick up some
other things like some you know red wine or some lamb chops in
the package lamb chops in the package.
Here's the story of a bunch of snowflakes other people's rights
within they wanted to start a story. Addiction was to me got
whipped up into a frenzy. They committed some crime. Then the
one day they went to attend and everyone who disagreed with me.
Now he gets a laugh at them this snowflake and Snowflake.
Snowflake. Now we can to laugh at the snowflake punch.
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