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is always nice to have a weather report
on our podcasts and podcasts. I guarantee we'll be talking about
the weather on this podcast.
Yeah, you are right. What happened to your to your
heatwave? Is it overnight? Was it done? It was two days. Oh,
that's not a heat. razored breaking that's a heat wavelet
to wavelet. It was a wave just a little wavelet may still be how
you go at the other side of the of the mountain. And it's hot
over there. It's not just the Bay Area. There's just a lot
near the bay. It's not.
It's beautiful here and to in Austin. It's 75 degrees. The sun
is shining. Oh yes. Perfect weather. Absolutely stunning.
You can't ask for anything.
No, I got a text from Horowitz this morning.
What'd he say?
He says he's now officially freaking out. Because I text
with him quite a lot. Actually. We have a little
sharees freaking house.
He doesn't care about the house. He cares about the boat. The
boat and the
tiki boat. Yeah, the vote can get ruined and ship and the tiki
hut. The Tiki hut. Yeah.
Very interesting explanation of the building of the tiki hut.
Yeah.
Did you hear it? Yeah, of course. I heard it. Yeah. I
didn't
realize that these things had to be kind of blessed by the
Seminole.
Otherwise, yeah, that's the only way you can get a permit to
build it as if it's, it's like a casino. And you get a couple of
Indian guys. I'm sorry. Not Indian guys. American Indians.
Yes. As they like to be called Native Americans. No, no, no,
they don't like Native American. It's American Indians.
Oh, is that the latest? Yeah, was that just Texas? No, no,
no, I asked some American Indians
well that dead they don't care what difference does it make
what they think who's with the left? Liberals? It's what is in
the San Francisco Bay Area thing?
It is what is just I tell you, it is not what they want. They
require
what they want.
man Yeah, let's let's stay with the hurricane just for a moment.
It's very interesting to be with someone who has lived through
two hurricanes in Florida, because I'm very skeptical and
I'm seeing this thing out by was it but how is it? Barbuda Have
you ever heard of this place? Barbuda, Barbuda, Barbuda, I'd
never heard of it. Yeah, it was on the
very small island right in the middle of all these islands. It
was on the map there was St Maarten and all these other it
was
it was on the map just before got wiped off the map is
beautiful. Yes apparently one of our one of our intelligence
connections Milton military intelligence is in Sabah which
is a Dutch protectorate.
Well, that one I have not heard. Oh, man,
he sent me 1520 pictures. The airport the airport completely
destroyed. Just flattened not not flattened, but messed up
really, really mess. They got a bad yeah. So anyways, living
with with the keeper who has been through a couple of these,
you know, I said, Well, when you when you would see this
previously, you know, 10 years ago, the last time we had any
hurricane activity in the Atlantic, what would you think
this is really bad this is going to pop right up and it's gonna
go on. And she knows a lot of you know, kind of anecdotal
stuff about these because I'm, I'm skeptical. I'm like, oh,
it's gonna make this like 85 degree turn. No,
well, over the last, I can't remember which one it was, but
it was a few just just a few years ago. And horror, which was
then Pat was tying down his boat then two, maybe three years ago.
And you were saying, Oh, he's got his boats gonna get wrecked
and all this other stuff and horror, which was poo. pooed
don't think and nothing happened. The pictures he sent
if you remember, were just nothing. There was nothing going
on. It was just they had this big threat of this monster K
hurricane, which hurricane was that? I don't know how we would
talk about it anymore because it was such a dud.
I think it was Matthew wasn't it? Was that Matthew?
I don't remember. I
believe so. I think so. Anyway, you know, there's just a lot of
a lot of different discrepancies and I've got quite a number of
emails that people have sent in regarding the measurement of the
winds yet because it's still cat five cat five but it really It
probably won't be a cat three when it hits. Like I know what
the hell that means when it hits when it hits land, but if it
does, it may not I mean, these models are with I'm very
skeptical of all models
become spaghetti models. I don't remember that term. I saw
it in the newsletter. I hadn't heard of it either. And then I
was aware of it, and I started looking at it like I actually
have a short little clip here from nbc.com. Regarding the
weather models,
anytime there's a big storm coming, you're gonna hear
forecasters talking about the difference between the GFS model
and the European model. The GFS model comes out four times a
day, it's free, and it's operated by our government, the
European models two times a day, and it's private, so you got to
pay for the difference. supercomputer power, the
European is much stronger, it has a higher resolution
forecast. And on average, it's given a better forecast ever
since the 1980s. Doesn't mean well this time, but on average,
it does.
Oh, how about that? Better supercomputers?
Doesn't make any sense assess they've just been ever it's been
better ever since the 1980s. Your Apple Watches got more
computing power than a 1980s machine. I don't know what the I
don't know. Can we haven't at least caught up to the 1980s
This is bull. It's NBC probably have a better algo
oh man, don't get me started on the algos. Don't get me started
on the algos. John, when
the algorithms thoughts sway opinions on the news today as a
guy coding in LA to keep us afraid, and Facebook made
everybody heard the call to action. So we need some algo
jingles and I have a couple
that will play him as we go along. We
will Yes indeed. But
the let's let's listen to the big report from NBC. This is
Irma NBC reports. We are urging all people in North Carolina to
be prepared for the impacts of hurricane Irma.
Like previous monster storms Hugo Floyd and Ivan aroma is
what's known as that classic Cape Baird hurricane formed off
the west coast of Africa. They're typically among the most
intense,
the storm is bigger, faster and stronger than Hurricane Andrew.
Andrew slice through South Florida and Louisiana 25 years
ago killing dozens damaging 125,000 homes and causing more
than $25 billion in damage with airlines canceling flights later
this week and prices skyrocketing. Here we are
in a little sprinter RV headed down to Fort Myers,
Florida.
The prior family burrowed in RV and drove 16 hours overnight
from Richmond Virginia to Fort Myers to rescue 93 year old
grandma Janet and her friend Beverly and they're in tonight.
They're among the new Ian's desperately trying to escape the
most powerful Atlantic storm in memory. Gabe dtrs, NBC News Key
Largo Florida
Kerry Sanders in Miami where tonight there's a balancing act
Megan Curlew WeMod this is one report into the next
Yeah, apparently right that's the latest interesting out the
storm in South Dakota
not even they don't even go back to the studio. There's no such
thing. They're all doing this. Well,
this is very new.
Understanding you didn't get to beginning beginning beginning,
they he kind of they tell you that this is going to happen.
Okay, so it's not really a surprise.
I like it. i It's kind of dynamic. It moves it along.
Dr. Was NBC News, Key Largo, Florida.
I'm Kerri Sanders in Miami where tonight there's a balancing act,
Megan Curlew preparing to ride out the storm in South Miami.
We specifically bought this house two years ago because it
had full hurricane impact windows and doors, which means
what it means that nothing can get through it. It might as well
be bulletproof.
25 years ago, Megan was 11 years old with hurricane and public
South Florida. widespread devastation followed by decades
of rebuilding. Now concerns of Miami is ready to handle another
monster storm. This is what Miami looks like today. The
coastline crowded with new condos built with stricter codes
established after and
it's a strong building code.
Is it strong enough?
This is a question I don't have the answer for you.
Another danger 25 cranes the city is now warning could
collapse and Category Five winds perfect and on the highest floor
stronger gusts 75 miles per hour on the ground turns to 115 miles
per hour on the 30th floor. Then there's the storm surge that
could be 12 feet which would easily flood a low lying Miami
neighborhood like this. This is what storm surge looks like.
It's not likely worse than what we saw during Hurricane Matthew
in Jacksonville Beach, Florida last year, which is why even
Florida storm veterans like Megan are anxious to
Like, panic had said it now and I keep hearing where it's
shifting and where the winds are. And I'm getting nervous.
It's a good Prelude. It's a good one.
That's Yes, I agree. That's Horowitz by the way, that woman,
that woman at the end was the same as the woman earlier that
had to do the windows you couldn't do? Bullet through.
Right. Well, I've been practicing. Hold on, where is
it? Let's see if this works. Because I think we need to have
pre storm sounds and reports and reports during the storm. And
this was a very good example. I think I can kind of do it. Let
me see. Let me see if this works.
I have to do a little this. Why is it not on? Come on? Here we
go.
Okay, actually blown late into the night. Okay, John, when it's
not loud enough, John. I'm trying to get the blowing of the
mic. Here we go. John, people here are obviously quite
worried.
You know what you could do? Hold on. Okay. What? I think if you
take your fingers Yeah. That's yeah, you hear that? That will
damn.
Well, I have to hit the fan on so we're here. John. We're here
in the night to work on it. It's the
I think the fingers single work. All right, everybody.
Let's go. Let's keep moving with the show.
Anyway, let's go to the CBS version of the report. Before he
do that, though. You heard that guy. You heard the guy say the
12 foot surge, right? Yeah. Listen to this. This is the this
is isn't it? So this is the Ermis surge. According to CBS. I
just wanted to play it.
Oh, is it something I can use over and over again, this
surge from Hurricane Irma has the potential to be more than
nine feet high?
Okay, well, that's not the same as 12 is oh, it's nine. All
right, let's go to Irma CBS report. This is another
variation of the report. And then I have a couple of comments
I want to make about these reports.
thing. I'm Anthony Mason, President Trump declared an
emergency today in Florida, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin
Islands all threatened by the most powerful Atlantic hurricane
ever seen. Irma Category Five has already turned deadly. On
the islands of the Caribbean. The National Hurricane Center
says chances have grown for a direct hit on Florida. Possibly
as soon as the weekend we have a team of correspondents covering
the storm. First Tony to Copel in Puerto Rico.
This wall of wind and rain is only getting worse tonight as
hundreds of Puerto Ricans are already in shelters and more
than 200 tourists in this hotel had been evacuated out of their
rooms and into a ballroom where they're expecting a very long
night in this storm. Residents were warned to brace for the
worst as the strongest winds in a century lashed Puerto Rico.
Burma has already left plenty of evidence of its record setting
strange wind gusts top 200 miles per hour, knocking out power as
buildings collapsed and debris flew. St. Martin took a direct
hit wind and pelting rain blew palm trees horizontal. boats
were left tangled in the port has cars were nearly submerged.
When tourists tweeted that the noise of the storm was insane.
And was like standing behind a jet engine. He took shelter in
the concrete stairwell of a hotel in St. Barthelemy Ruscoe.
off buildings streets became rivers. As Irma continued its
destructive trek past the British Virgin Islands on its
way to the Florida Keys. Puerto Rico ordered an evacuation of
low lying areas. But in the coastal village of Los probis 80
year old Augustine Maleeha has decided to stay in his home
along with his wife and grandson fun than most of your neighbors
have evacuated. That's right. But why not you?
Because they don't fit the same thing that houses I know my
house that because I build myself a strong house.
Right now there's a couple of things going on. And I think
we're needed at least some commentary. Yes. Why did these
cranes are all over the place in Florida? And they, they they're
saying they're going to tie him down but they're going to let
the tops float around like a weather vane. This is the
latest. Yeah, because they didn't have enough time to take
the crane down. How much time do they need?
It takes quite a while I've watched months. Can be two
weeks. I've watched it extensively here in downtown
Austin. And I've seen them swiveling around in high winds.
They that's what they do. But it's not I agree it's not a good
idea. But shouldn't there be some engineer who can look at
the numbers and say, Well, you know, this crane can sustain X
seems like if you're putting that kind of structure amongst
people you might want to know kind of what it can do. Whoo, I
would think not that we'll be able to measure it got a great
note from producer Sean from Las Vegas, who is often he says I
work often with media meter meteorological data. And he says
I actually applaud the podcast. When you bring up the fact that
when a hurricane or the Tropical Storm makes landfall, the wind
speeds measured actual ground or buoy based weather stations
don't even come close to the record breaking quote, unquote,
stunning values reported by the National Hurricane Center, as it
turns out, once the hurricane comes near their stations, they
actually turn them off and disable them. They don't even
they don't even measure when the when it's going right over them.
That Interesting.
Well, there are things I know that well, the wind turbines
that are all over California, there's a bunch of nearby when
it's too windy, they turn them off. And you think Well, wait a
minute,
isn't that when you'd want it run?
To collect that energy for the window, they turn them off at
the burnout. They only have them running when there's just mild
wind burns out. Another thing is, you know, there's a big fuss
about in Houston. Oh, they're gouging for water, they're
gouging, they're gouging. But where's the fuss about the price
the price of airline tickets at went from like 200 bucks to get
from
Ross to south southwest lowered their fares. Well, Delta didn't
know and Amazon is complicit Now Amazon stands accused of price
gouging ahead of Irma's arrival. Some people on social media
reported price hikes for bottled water. In Florida customers say
packages of Nestle water were selling for $25 but the same
case cost just 1850 in other parts of the country. Amazon
said it does not engage in surge pricing and denied the bottle
water prices have changed recently. It does say it engages
in dynamic pricing for items that are in demand receive price
tweaks. This is exactly it. Dynamic Pricing ladies and
gentlemen it is again the owl
gotta chase those algo everything that we need to know
so that we can bring you do the
There you go, the algos jacking the price up, because that's
what it is. It's machine learning. It's like, hey, we
learned people like this jack up the price, which is I think,
exactly the opposite of what's supposed to happen in supply and
demand.
Yeah, it's true, you know? Well, that's it. That's the older
right. That's what you were taught in school. Yeah. But the
more recent, and the surely, the more recent theories are just
almost just the opposite.
Well, apparently, I mean, otherwise, I am sure Amazon
knows what they're doing.
Well, they shouldn't do, I would say, but I got a kick out of
horror was telling me that he went and got his gasoline. And
then for all those extra supplies you just ordered on
Amazon get delivered in two days. Yeah, that was pretty
funny. Because everybody's flocking to the stores and
buying what they can. Yeah. Anyway, the other point I wanted
to make, which was they had, they had like Lindsey, that kind
of the waifish blonde. I think she's on NBC and she's out. In
the storm, and shores there's a bunch of different they're all a
lot of these guys using mostly women. Now they're sending him
into the storm and they're standing there getting buffeted
around
is is this a trend sending the women out into?
So I really do because I'm noticing more and more. But the
funny thing about is you hear stuff like everybody's hunkered
down and they she's standing out there in the in the wind and
what are these reporters doing? If everybody's supposed to
shelter in place and then hide in a bathroom? Why are they out
at
all? They're preparing they're preparing getting ready and
to what did they do after their report? Where did they go? They
can't leave they can't get an A in a truck and drive out because
now hopefully they know hopefully they can stay for the
reports of the carnage
Yeah, but stay where I find the whole thing somewhat baffling
these these live reports. I think it just go to lunches go
to green screen and leave it at that. We'll do what we do. Yeah,
fake John.
That's not working. Producer Brandon salutations John Adam.
I'm Floridian of 21 years who lived through Charlie and
Francis despite being young. I come with my own report on the
situation. Millennial report. Many of the people who will give
a an off the camera answer to their thoughts are that they're
stocked up but are like what all the memes say online hurricanes
are more an annoyance than the threat despite what media is
telling us. interesting take. We all know to take it seriously.
And we are this morning I arrived at my neighbor's Publix
grocery store 20 minutes after Oh Putting in just barely got
their amount of water that moment within 30 minutes of
opening they were out of water. In terms of logistics my company
which has a base in Miami is being closed Friday morning in
Miami most likely Saturday morning in Orlando where I am in
Orlando. That's quite a ways up. Many of the trucks we would we
would send south to Miami or Tampa from Orlando have been
diverted are being held up north until the storm clears. By my
own listening, my company may be closed for up to five days,
which is big considering we are 24/7 terminal in our network. We
only ever close that long for Christmas or New Year's. Well,
stay safe. Brandon. Stay safe.
Orlando never gets much of anything. We do have we did get
a report somebody had to slip into global warming thing in the
local news. Oh,
it's not been as bad as I expected it to be.
That's you? Well,
I'm not in California. Good point.
So we had this global warming report from the San Jose State
professor that she and they put this well, I don't know if this
is the only one they could find. But she's like a kind of a I
don't know if she's British or what but she's, she's she. She's
wearing like one of those weird Christmas sweaters, you know
that people joke about just Yeah. And she's like, I know
what she's talking about.
Why is she wearing that? Why?
I don't know. And she's old. It was like and I don't want to say
that in a diminutive or not diminutive, but in a pejorative
way, but she is seems like an idiot and that but they brought
her on to talk about this being all about it's all global
warming from
heat waves to back to back hurricanes. One San Jose State
professor says get used to it and may become our new normal.
Tonight she told KPIX fives Maria Medina it is all connected
to climate change. Back to Back hurricanes Irma, Jose Katya and
Harvey which devastated parts of Texas. It's gonna be a 500
year flood or 1000 year flood it's ridiculous.
Are all signs of what San Jose State meteorology professors
like Alison Bridger, there is the hurricane you can see the I
really will have taught students for years. The oceans are
warming up just as the atmosphere is warming up. She
says recent weather events across our country are proof of
global warming. And now she says it's catching up to us. We've
been teaching about this gulf for over 20 years, and we're
still not doing anything about it. Another piece of evidence
that climate change is happening according to Professor Bridger,
our own record breaking heatwave over the weekend. So hot It even
caused equipment problems and delays for BART. It's not like
we broke the record by a teeny bit. We broke the record by a
lot. So the question is, is this degree warm? I would tend to
think so. So what exactly does that mean? The professor says
climate change means more and longer heat waves or cold
weather, droughts and even extreme rain events like
hurricanes. Harvey was probably able to grow strong because of
the super warm temperatures in the ocean in the Gulf of Mexico.
That's right,
you might die.
Did you see Dave Weiner's tweet?
No, I missed it. I actually unfollowed him. I'm tired of
him. What'd he say?
Was somebody retweeted it? That's all but he said what if
what if we What if these hurricanes are going to be
coming every day? 24/7? Yeah, I mean, he was serious was like a
serious tweet. My wife was talking to my wife last night
she was telling me she asked me this this crazy rhetorical
question, which was, Why is everything nowadays? The worst
ever? And she's citing is specifically a windstorm that
took place in Reno, that I guess it lasted like, five minutes and
it was blue all this dust all over the place. It was the worst
ever, ever. She said when she was a kid. There was one that
lasted a half an hour and took the paint off their house. And
where was this? How could this what yeah, we're not good. This
wouldn't be the worst ever. And everything's the worst ever.
It's the worst ever. Why does everything have to be the worst
ever? And that's what we're getting from all these things
worst ever. First ever?
Well, that is, in fact interesting. This is not the
worst ever or the largest ever hurricane as I've heard many
times. It is the second largest in the Atlantic. It's not even
the largest in the Atlantic, I think. So. Why come on. It says
if it bleeds, it leads. Whatever happens I remain very skeptical
of the national or international Red Cross in these rescue and
cleanup efforts. It's you know, I went shopping the taxis the
past two days. I go to the grocery store in the checkout.
There's a Donate to the Red Cross, you know, big sign you
can donate $1 $3 $5 $10 And it goes to the Red Cross. And of
course Would you like to donate to hurricane Harvey victims?
Yes, I would, but not to the Red Cross and the whole line. Did
you hear what he just said? He doesn't like the Red Cross. You
get these horrible looks. And I have some stuff to back it up
from Houston. This was posted on the face bag. I'm astonished at
the behavior of the Red Cross husband and wife team at the mid
county Jack Brooks airport yesterday who together accosted
me and took turns berating me because I was trying to bring
400 Warm hamburgers to our hungry evacuees. Who according
to them did not need the food because they had already had a
sandwich. Yes, one sandwich and 24 hours they were desperate for
a hot meal. The Red Cross proceeded to try to load the
warm ready to eat hamburgers into an ice chest on a plane.
And the pilot who had donated his time fuel money plain and
range, the delivery of the burgers was horrified and not
being able to serve them to the people who were right there. And
this goes on and on what they what has to happen every single
time according to the local chapters of the Red Cross, is
they have to do so blind people brought blankets, blankets for
people who are wet, no, no, you can't give them to these people.
They have to go back to the central distribution point. This
is how they can't give
too because it couldn't they couldn't have smallpox.
No, no. The way the red truck cross works is every year
somebody out there got that joke. Yes.
They continuously take everything that is donated in
kind and they take it back to the distribution point. And then
they start handing it out. And when people bring it for people
right there. It's a very odd methodology. It at least it
comes across as odd to me.
Well, I don't have the clip. I don't think that I don't. But
there's a very long report from CBS. And maybe I'll try to
remember to put it on the Sunday show that discusses all this and
how important it is that you don't give your blankets and
your
water. We know that you need cash.
I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water.
Just send your cash.
Has the Clinton Foundation sent any cash yet?
No, no, they don't have they ran out of money. Damn.
Anyway, so maybe Sunday, Sunday show day would be a good time to
have hit land. If it hits land at all. It could still veer off.
Yeah. Now kids still go to Texas as a matter of fact, but no one
no one talks about that. One of the models nobody wants to even
think about it. Yeah, just don't think about it because then it
might happen as a
one spaghetti string that goes towards Texas. I saw that in
your in your newsletter, which use the word X stance x xx What
was the worst scan since
they looked askance at the idea? Yeah, you were befuddled by
this. I
had not heard this word scan. That's funny. Pretty common.
I've never never seen it ever. Okay, so but the idea is, if it
doesn't hit, then we shall be looking at the models with
askance.
No, no, you don't know. We'll be looking askance at the model Oh,
askance. Can you look at a person of the opposite.
So it's treated differently than the way you just presented right
so I can say I was looking at someone of the opposite sex
askance.
I was looking at scans. Okay. It's an adverb so it what it
does is modifies a verb and looking would be the verb scans
as the adverb. Gotcha. I'm looking at scanning scans, okay.
It's like It's like all those l y words. People writers in
particular are supposed to use as much as they do. Adverbs.
Stephen King once said adverbs are not your friend told that
there was one his writing class but askance I like it.
Especially since it's so confusing to you apparently. So
I'm glad you can make me like it even more glad you can have a
little chuckle in my Yes, I know. That's what I do. All
right. Well, is there anything else we got to worry about?
Well, I think I don't I'm I'm actually interested that that
horror was getting concerned because every doll through the
show I kept saying well your roofs gonna get blown off right.
And he doesn't care about the new house for him. It's a new
little places.
I've been I've been to that house. And oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
When we were in Florida, he only cares about the boat.
Yeah, you're right. And I think the house will
be okay. I mean, the house is it's in between other bigger
homes and like say there's really big houses around Andrews
little tent there. And it's a tiki tent and his little you
know, outboard outboard boat. It's got outboard motor,
but he's got insurance on the boat. I think I'm sure he does.
I don't know what can do what they do with these storms. A
hurricane insurance. I don't know why I'm not sure how this
insurance policies work. I know they take a huge beating as it
as it were in Florida from these storms when they happen once
every 25 years is not that much.
So I had since the last show, several, two, three calls with
Steve botanic my new friend. All right, do you remember who he
is? No. Steve botanic is the the guy who was on Infowars. At the
same time I was he know, right.
Steve's right. I know who he is. He knows my uncle. And they
spoke
it while he's actually not. He was never spoke he was military
intelligence.
Okay, well, it's big difference to me as well,
I'll tell you, I'll tell you why. I'll tell you why. Now, I'm
pretty sure everything I'm telling you is he's mentioned
publicly one place that I've done a little bit of
investigation, because you know, a lot of people are saying,
well, who is this guy? And I'll tell you after the second call,
I thought to myself, either. He's totally truthful, or he's
completely off his effing rocker. So be both. It could be
well, it could be both. But according to other sources, he's
still very connected. And he's the real deal. And what he says,
in fact, there is a right now we've had kind of a military
coup, but not the military intelligence. And the
historically, his story is that it has always been a struggle
slash battle between military intelligence and CIA, who would
be running the president. And I can see that and he is adamant
by the way that Obama was CIA, Obama's mother was CIA. And that
Brennan was Obama's handler. He's adamant about that.
We had the thesis, the show, had the thesis for a while. We
didn't take it to the end. But we had it that Obama was CIA.
And there's some evidence of that. Yeah. But we never had we
never had the Brent, that Brennan thing. And I'm that I
just doesn't really ring. I don't like it. My thinking I
would rather go back to the thinking that George HW Bush is
the one that's really running everything.
Well, in this case, Trump was obviously not being run by CIA.
But CIA is very pissed off about that. We've how many times we
played a clip or report where someone says, cause she wasn't
following the script. We gave him the script, the CIA script,
he didn't follow it. So Trump is supposedly being handled, and I
say, quote, unquote, handled by military intelligence. And it
struck me that months and months ago, before I'd even met
botanic, we played a clip. And I said, Listen to some guys
talking about a coup, and he's like a military guy or
intelligence guy. And that was pathetic. I only realized that
yesterday that there was this thing I got, we're going to
we're going to stage some kind of coup. And the idea is, under
the continuity of government, which was installed in 2001,
which is still in place, I didn't know that we're under we
have a state of emergency which is renewed every every year by
every president since 911 2001. And under continuity of
government, there are certain people who remain active in
government, even if they're not, and I believe Botanik to be one
of those. And so they have this group who don't really meet but
they I guess they communicate with each other. And their
entire idea was to get Bannon out to get Gorka out. Ultimately
we'd like to get Jovanka out, but that's not going to happen
because psychologically, that's something that Trump needs. They
put in Kelly, specifically to remember but genic is a psyops
guy specifically to trigger an old pattern with Trump, which
was when his dad when he was a naughty boy, his dad sent him to
Military Academy. And we already came up with this thesis I think
we already said this sounds like kind of a good idea. And now the
problem is good. So here's the panic. If you believe all this
and that Kelly is their guy or or Kelly has been, you know,
they need Kelly in there to run Trump otherwise they got a big
problem. And Kelly now kind of wants to leave. So there's a lot
of movement trying to keep Kelly and trying to still keep Jovanka
at bay. And apparently there's this apparatus of, of military
intelligence guys who are doing everything they can And he's
very adamant over and over, I'm just reading from my notes here
says what we're doing. No one's gonna get killed. This is all
about the internet all about changing ideas and manipulating
people's thinking on the internet. And then the military
cool part is where the handlers I guess I've kind of lost
control, such as not there's a he admitted, there's now a
command and control system for the President's Twitter. So we
can't just go and tweet any more that they apparently have in
place. And I think that sounds kind of right. Just looking at,
you know, what he has or has not been tweeting of late, but that
the military guys, they're the ones who are completely off the
NSA, these guys insane, do they? Why would they want to actually
go and strike North Korea? And he thinks is still marketing
more, and I guess we did sell something to South Korea. This
past week, there was some there's another set of ship, but
there's no reason for them to do it this way. And, you know, the
same with Afghanistan, all of this stuff is, you know, Trump
following along with the not military intelligence, but the
military generals. And we've discussed this before that a lot
of combat people do not like their peacetime generals,
because they've never really seen combat, and it's very easy
to sit in the War Room and run, you know, scenarios. They okay,
this is great, but none of these guys actually been shot at and
doesn't really understand what it's like. And the bottom line
message was, if Kelly leaves, then we have a real problem.
Well, I think there's a couple of things I have a clip. This
wasn't one of the clips, for the humorous moment of the show.
What you said about them handling him to the point of, of
vetting his tweets, they're obviously making him read from a
prompt or more to Yeah, and, and the M which is weird when he
goes out into the wild like he did in South Dakota. And, and
gives his regular you know, the regular off the cuff speech that
he likes to do. He is now he's reading from a prompter and it's
very it doesn't really you can see him. You can hear in this
clip, this is the red tape Gaff. You can hear in this clip of him
reading from a prompter screwing up in an Al Sharpton way. Trying
to save it and then kind of going back to his normal
conversational style. And I think there this is, this is
like people who start to watch Trump now should start to think
of him in there's an old Star Trek episode, the original
series was chatting or where some guy had taken over there's
some guy had been dropped off some old star star Federation
guide did now was a was Hitler. In his Nazi environment, it
turned out that the generals had him drugged up and making him
say stuff he didn't want to say. And here's Trump on a prompter
screwing up just very short clips, and so screwing up and
then trying to save it as becomes an Al Sharpton moment,
barring the amazing things that are possible when we unleash the
genius of American innovators unite the red tape, and I'll
tell you when we have to unite everything and well that red
tape becomes beautiful when you get rid of it. But and we're
getting rid of our we're getting rid of a lot of red tape, by the
way, resist,
we must be right we must. And we will much about that. Be
committed
to beautiful. He's also the reason that he keeps sending him
out on the road, the handlers I'm just looking through the
rest of my notes. I wrote seven pages of notes is because he's
not insane. But he is hypo kinetic is what progeria calls
it, which uh, he cannot sit still he cannot sit down. He has
to be moving around. And that's why they put him out. He's just
go out there. Just do something.
I can see that. He seems nervous.
Just a couple of data points.
By the way, what before you go on to that? We should mention
Chelsea Handler's getting grief or coming out and publicly
saying that there we should have a military coup to take out
Trump. Well,
there you go. It's already happened. And we look what
you're getting. You're getting possible kinetic war with the
North Korea, which is still about China. But man, these guys
are crazy. These military guys, these these, these generals?
Well, there was a good write up in AlterNet of all places about
the guys who are really behind this North Korea thing, this guy
named Bennett, who worked for the RAND Corporation Asian and
he's got the ear of everybody and he's never been to North
Korea. Geez. And he's, he's been to South Korea like 200 times.
And he's really you should look him up. I mean, he is this. He's
the maniac behind our North Korea strategy. In fact, he,
according to the story, this was a big story just came out this
morning. He's the one two it was a apparently it was Sony Rogen,
who claims that the CIA was working on that movie with them.
Yeah. And the whole thing was all part of a scheme to get to
propagandize and hopefully get that movie pushed into North
Korea. Ah, Kim Jong Il, and
that was their sigh up. That was their big science. Yeah. Oh,
what's the payoff?
Well, they've river revolution. This guy's an idiot.
Well, I can ask a pathetic about it because he worked at RAND. So
he may know the guy I'll ask him is what was it rant at?
You worked at RAND Corporation. I'm trying to disguise Bennett's
out around it, but also
something that he said, You got to listen carefully because he
slipped stuff in. I'm very aware that he's a psychologist and
could be stopping me. Sure. I'm not saying that it didn't work.
I'm just saying I'm aware of it. One thing he keeps doing every
single time he talks about Alex Jones will say, you know,
average Joe's Bill Hicks, you know, whatever he keeps throwing
in Bill Hicks. Like why does he do that? I mean, I know this the
theory that Bill Hicks became Alex Jones, but it's very
interesting that pathetic keeps doing that. And
we'll see what, what amount how much effect that can be pretty
minimal. What minimal amount of plastic surgery would be
required zero.
He's him zero. He wouldn't he know. He wouldn't be no plastic
surgery
put him side by side. I think there's some some minor
differences.
I have people people grow old. But more importantly,
apparently, the Chinese military is very restless. And there was
even some some rumor that there might have been some potential
coup of the military. Just in the past week or so. I'm just
telling you what I heard.
Yeah, no, I did. Yeah. No, I said, Yeah,
sorry. Let me see if I had anything else. Yeah, that's the
main stuff. Anyway, the idea is you gotta you gotta you gotta
keep Kelly in and military intelligence wants to keep
running. Which includes DNI Clapper type people who's who's
the Do we have a director of DNI again yet? Or is it still open?
So just a nude Nick, you will remember his name nude, Nick.
Alright.
Anyway, so that's kind of the update from there. And again, on
this North Korea thing. I am looking for all kinds of details
information. All we have is a report that the Koreans North
Korean said they pumped off a hydrogen bomb. And then we have
some, I guess us GS data that shows there was seismic activity
detected. I mean, it's a lot of imagination and theater of the
mind. And really, hydrogen bomb I asked seems like a pretty big
one for those guys.
It doesn't seem right. And there's also this discussion
that apparently their nuclear testing facility has some sort
of a cave in and the whole thing may not be usable anymore, and
it's gonna leak radiation of your report. And no, no, yeah,
it's another one. They're just inundating us with all kinds of
weird stuff. How much of it's true? I don't know.
I mean, where did I believe this
Bennett story?
Yeah, but where's the strategy behind all this? What is the
idea? I mean, because you can't keep saying
he apparently was developed and has been promoted is that we can
take out North Korea and reunite the two countries under South
Korean and U S. A rule
it's an insane idea.
By the way, we think there's a bunch of these guys that think
like this. Neo cons look the way they think the whole world would
be burned to a crisp if it was do we let things let them go
their way?
Yeah. I don't know. Okay. Although it is good to see
Dennis Rodman back
on the scene. Yes. And I think he's the smart he's the
he's the guy who knows the most remembered uncle danza Dennis
Rodman knows more about North Korea than any diplomat.
I'm sure he does.
And and you know, it's interesting to read the face
bag. People into that zoo I want to go to well, what's what's
interesting chain change of heart of face bag is now just
one big leftist pool of block. lose, lose at least that's what
the algo was giving me to piss me off I guess. And and the same
people who would say Oh shut up Dennis Rodman you idiot, you
moron. Now it's, well, hey, we might as well give him a shot.
What do we have to lose? Yeah, I agree.
Yeah, what do you get to lose without what's the worst that
can happen?
Meanwhile, there was some more Trump hate in Los Angeles that
I'd like to talk about, since we're kind of done with North
Korea. Did you know amongst all of the things the President is,
he also is an animal abuser. Oh, you didn't know this? Did
you know this is news to me? Oh, yeah.
There was a whole Well, actually, the there was a
protest, it was on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, you know, runs
around sunset and Vine, a couple other places all over all over
and there was a bring your dogs were protesting the animal
rights abuser, Donald Trump. Now I think this stems from some
procedural database of people who abuse animals and the animal
rights activists want that the database was taken offline among
some legal privacy concerns. And I don't know if they're washing
something or they're going to bring it back. And the the
animal rights activist came out and said, she says, you know,
Donald Trump hates animals. He's abusing animals. He doesn't want
these people's names to be known. I cut out all that stuff,
because not interesting. What is interesting is the people on the
street who were interviewed man on the street, I admitted
freely, and I even edited the Edit, but it's kind of funny.
My son says life is like a box of deplorables. You never know
who you're gonna get for a strop. What does that mean? It
means that he's deplorable, and he's against all humans and
animals.
Why are you against Trump? Because he's an evil dictator.
What do you think his most evil characteristics are?
He's a capitalist.
He's an evil capitalist.
Okay, so are you a socialist? And a communist? Communist.
Okay. Where has communism worked? It's kind of in America
in a way back in the day.
Back in the day, John, you from back in the day during communism
kind of work back in the day.
Communism. Oh, I know, as you guys you must be referring to
the 60s when there was all these calm, you know, calm. Peace and
Love checks. Yes. Yeah. Work. Yeah. I mean, I can hear she's a
stoner. You can just tell it by listening to her. She's done.
I'm a bigot or anything, but she's, yeah, man. No, I remember
back in the day communism, where she's not a stoner.
She's an idiot.
It's kind of hard to in America in a way back in the day. No,
no,
he's the first president. And like, 145 years do not have a
dog companion. I mean, I'm not saying the dog. People that
don't like dogs are bad people. But I'm just saying, like,
caring towards animals is a good trait to have a human.
So this president does not have a dog. And she had a sign with
all the presidents from the past 140 years, and they all had a
dog, and he doesn't have a dog. So I'm just saying, I think you
actually actually said that.
I think if I believe Obama was never a dog guy and he got his
dog deep into his presidency. He didn't he didn't get he didn't
come into the presidency with a dog. I remember it was a big
deal. When he got the dog Yeah, it's for the children or
something. And I don't believe him to be a dog guy. It was
probably
that was probably protesting Obama they probably pressured
him was probably there was I'm sure now that I think about it.
There must have been some pressure like man, the animal
rights people that really think it's weird. You're the first
president in 130 years not to have a dog's name you get to
sound like
caring towards animals is a good trait to have a human. T hates
animals. Human rights are animal rights because humans are
animals. If you fight for human rights, and you don't fight for
animal rights, you're being a species this
equal species this there we have it. Is that a thing? Even spell
that species exist?
Yeah, I guess species is a very ugly word.
It's ugly to say speciesist. So if you
SPE C I E, S species is to list is T so species
Just is that in the in the in the dictionary?
No. Sure. No, I'm not sure but I would be stunned if it was. Oh,
because it's so stupid.
Let's see speciesist Well, Urban Dictionary Free Dictionary
speciesism by Merriam Webster.
Oh, well, that's close enough. Yeah, if you have speciesism
then I presume you can be a speciesist How about a specious?
Can you can you just show us? Just species? Species just love
it
animal rights because humans are animals. If you fight for human
rights, and you don't fight for animal rights, you're being a
speciesist. And that's just back to the matter. So did you vote
for
his wife wears his hat his wife has a closet full of blind and
wears it. She wears fur that's supporting animal abuse we were
protesting against Trump and the fact that you know, he abuses
animals so Donald Trump hashtag Trump
were protesting that he abuses animals that's right. I don't
know I've heard a lot but I hadn't heard this one. No, this
is good abuses and well it's just another new thing does kind
of fit into my service animals gripe Yeah, I got what I get. I
got the SIR Kay Mac sent me a funny that nobody says this is
my pet peeve as well. I travel a lot. During recent business
trips, I have witnessed service dogs doing the following.
Fighting in the middle of an airport terminal with another
service dog
service battle of the service dog.
People being tripped by leashes because the dog owners are
treating airport terminals like the local park dog taking a dump
on one of the moving walkways a dog taking a dump on the plane
seat. And the saddest he said what appeared to be a lesbian
couple talking to him playing with their service animal, while
their real real child was told to sit on the ground under their
chairs and play with the stickers. Ah, yeah.
Yeah, what does that not surprise you than me? But yeah,
and then I've I've noticed this dog trend for a long time and
how problematic it is with younger with younger people, and
we need to procreate. And the Pope has now come out and said,
Hey, please, consider raising kids. Not cats and dogs. This is
the Pope.
Good for the Pope. Yeah.
It's true that he's
probably seen this. In Italy. It's exaggerated the problem
that's for sure. With the dogs? No, with the raising not raising
kids. Well, that's why zero they haven't negative population
growth.
What they don't. Yeah, but don't we as well. We're not at 2.0
No, no, we don't we do not have a negative population growth.
Most most countries in the European Union do. Yes, they do.
And I under 2.1. That's a negative growth.
I don't know what the number is. But
I think it's 2.1 in order to pro create. Most of them have
1.5 1.7
I think at least down to I think it's less than one maybe geez,
they have
less than one kid. He's just like an army. Like they have an
ammo just a head. I got a torso. my torso can meet your head.
All right, what other depressing news do you have for us? service
dogs, I can see this is gonna be a pet peeve for a while
everybody sends us like stories to add up. It's like pooping on
the walkway. That's just great.
I understand the therapeutic benefits of dogs and horses. And
you know, that's that's been proven to be very helpful. A lot
of Pete doesn't help
a soldier, this service horse at the airport.
Is my service horse. Maybe, hey, why wouldn't you be able to do
like a really cool animal like service pig. Their paw popular
everyone loves pigs these days like visceral pig. People love
pigs. So just the whole idea that people are so afraid to say
hey, get your dog out of my way because this service animal and
I don't know, it's just the I need to look at the eight I'm
sure the ADA has a lot of as a paragraph or two on service
animals and what he is and isn't allowed to look into that.
I think people are just abusing this.
Well of course they're abusing it. They just want to take their
dog which is like I They'll rock and roll guys like serious metal
heads who have no children and yet have a Yorkshire and they
call it the this. I won't say who it is. This particular bass
player calls his Yorkshire his doctor, my dog and he'll say in
a sentence, you know when we went last night went over to the
to the to the game. We took her doctor with us and you don't
hear the first thing like, are you saying doctor? Yeah, Doctor
star god, it's disturbing.
Yes, yes, I'd say. All right. Well, on to the next depressing
topic. Well, these aren't depressing. This is this is
men's depressing to me.
It's an owl. Come on. It's meant to be fun.
Alright, let's go. Let's take let's take a huge break and go
to the Prime Minister question time. Just see what the hell's
going on.
Very good. Prime Minister. Question time. Number one. I'm
presuming.
Yeah. Let's listen to what's going on. Mr. Speaker,
every member across this house should be concerned that
inflation is once again running ahead of people's pay. This
week, workers at McDonald's restaurants took strike action
for the first time in this country. The boss of McDonald's
Steve Easterbrook is reported to have earned 11 point 8 million
pounds last year, while some of his staff are paid as little as
four pounds 75 per hour. As the Prime Minister back to
McDonald's workers case for an end to zero hours contract and
decent pay. Prime Minister
obviously the issue that has taken place on McDonald's is a
matter for McDonald's to deal with the questions. Let's focus
let's focus on what the Right Honourable gentleman this
phrase, which is let's focus on what the Right Honourable
gentleman has raised about things like 00 hours contracts.
In fact, the number of people on zero hours contracts is very
small. There are people who genuinely do genuinely say as a
proportion of the workforce who genuinely say that it is a
benefit to them to be on those contracts. But for 13 years, the
Labour Party was in government and nothing about zero hours
contracts. It is this conservative government that has
put the workers first and band exclusive zero hours contracts.
This is an interesting topic. This is zero hours contract.
Christina had one of those in Hong Kong did she Yeah, this is
a it's a European Union model. And it's
actually it's they have they can have him here too. Let me read
from the wiki page on the Zero Hour contract. So we know zero
hour contracts that type of contract between an employer and
a worker where the employer is not obliged to provide any
minimum working hours while the worker is not obliged to accept
any work. The employee may sign an agreement to be available for
work as and when required. So that no particular number of
hours of time or worker specified the depending on the
jurisdiction and conditions of employment is zero. Our contract
may differ from casual work. They are often used in
agriculture, hotels and catering, education and
healthcare sectors. They are used to enable on call
scheduling. This term is used to refer to, to on call shift
scheduling. Hold on, hold
on, hold on, hold on, hey, this is how I got
we got an emergency we need all McDonald's
workers.
Reporting stations, stations here Oh, contract hours report
to your station.
Yeah, like that's gonna happen. It's a trade of
terms when the term zero contract is there. Our contract
is primarily used in the United Kingdom, which is around 3% of
the workforce are on zero hour contracts. Corbin says 800,000
People casual and part time workers are employed under
similar terms in many countries. It's you know, they really think
it's a big deal over there. I mean, we don't have that we
don't even I've never even heard.
Allow me to explain. There's a there's another part to this.
See, the concept of freelance which is you know, or just part
time, or just working on Saturdays is what we know, the
in socialist European Union, you can't just fire people. You see.
That's why they this really is a trick they they give you a
contract with the contractors for zero hours. Therefore they
don't have to pay as far as I understand and maybe different
per country. You don't have to pay certain social taxes that
the employer that is certainly not for health care, and you are
effectively an at will employee and they can fire you by not
really firing you. This is the trick to if you want to fire
someone in the European Union, you need to get permission. You
have to explain why and even if your company is bankrupt, you
have to show how bankrupt you are And then you need to get
permission from the court to fire someone. I've been through
this several times. Yes,
this is very known, well known to Americans who tried to set up
shop over there. And I think in Germany, you can only fire
persons one day out of the year on some streets.
It's the we call it the purge. We can purge everybody. And so
it's just not all it's just very difficult. So if they give you
zero hours contract, they they're not really firing you.
But they can say, well, we got an award for you, sorry, gotten
to work for you, and then just kind of goes by the wayside.
Unless they make the mistake of saying we're not giving you any
more hours because which is what happened to Christina and then
she threatened legal action. They paid her off. But that is
what the zero hours contract is. And it's funny in general,
because we know the direction of McDonald's, as the British
always say, I don't know why there's no a there's no M. Big M
small a. There was a McDonald's. Notice that.
Well, there's no ice I in there either. Why would it be
McDonald's?
Okay. McDonald's is going towards kiosks. They won't need
anybody.
Yeah, good point. Well, let's listen to how they finish up
this little argument.
Mr. Speaker, my question was about McDonald's. And the chief
executive is paid 1300 times as much as his staff. There are
800,000 people proximately in Britain on zero hours contracts.
When she became leader, the Prime Minister pledged and I
quote, I want to make shareholder votes on corporate
pay, not just advisory, but binding. And she put it into her
manifesto. That manifesto has now been dumped or archived or
whatever you want the way you want to describe it. And like so
much else in her manifesto. Where was the tough talk on
corporate greed? Was it just for the election campaign? Or is it
going to be important, or is it or is it going to be put into
law?
Well, I suggest to the Right Honourable gentleman that he
looks again at the action that then government conservatives
have taken on this issue. It is the Conservative government that
has recently published our proposals on corporate
governance is conservatives that gave shareholders the power to
veto pay policies. It's conservatives that force
companies to disclose board directors pay, and it's
conservatives that introduced tough transparency measures for
the banks. That's been done not by a Labour Government is the
Conservative Party.
Know he uses the word advisory because page 18 of the dumped
manifesto says the next concert says Mr. Speaker, the next
Conservative government will legislate to make executive pay
packages subjected to strict annual votes by shareholders.
Yeah, this is another another issue in socialist European
Union. And it's really cropping up a lot more particularly in
media. And you'll see this with the BBC. It's happening. It
happened with the Dutch public broadcasting system, which has a
lot of power. A lot of employees, a lot of people, they
came up with something called the Balkan ENDA rule. Balkan was
the previous Prime Minister. And the rule is no one in any branch
of government and the public broadcast organization is
obviously government. No one may earn more period per year than
the Prime Minister of the country. And then they they
readjusted their pay scale, according to that, and what you
see now, as you see top talent leaving for commercial
broadcasters, like screw that I'm leaving. And it's just it's
another one of these things that, you know, it's I don't
know, if it's, I don't know if it's justified, really. Because
the argument is
always an interesting experiment. It is socialistic,
to say the least. And I think you've always thought of the UK
as a testing ground for everything for pretty much
everything, especially for man handling the public. And this
would be this is an interesting idea that the shareholders and
why wouldn't the shareholders own the company? Why wouldn't
they be able to pick the salary? Well,
that's how most public companies run you have now. I'll tell you
exactly how it's run. You have a board of directors and on the
board of directors, there's subcommittees and a committee
would be the compensation committee, and you get your
biggest investors friend, on the board of directors to serve on
the compensation committees and
that's how you get the big dough. Yes. And date, I think
They went I think what they're talking about is is bypassing
the Board of Directors completely and actually having a
vote on the salary. Yeah,
exactly. That's exactly what they want.
Pretty funny. Yeah,
if you want a lot of CEOs to not deal with it, we see Oh, as they
travel around they don't care. They're gonna sit in Malaysia
though. They'll work for any any company and Oh, mine. Meanwhile,
I learned a new word. hunting around the Gitmo nation GMT.
This was the GQ Awards in Britain MC Stormzy. speaking out
about Theresa May with a new word Yeah, I'm
so I'm so happy to be here. Blessed in a room full of
talent. We've got so much black excellence in this room as well.
Tiny temple my brother, Anthony Joshua stepped up flips Corp or
the man himself. This is so incredible to be here with
everyone. Big up Jeremy Corbyn. I do want to use this to say
Theresa May is a pagan and you know what we're doing right now?
Yeah, trust me. Yeah, it's awkward in it when I say don't
trust pagan
P A igon. She said pig he said pagan. Pagan P ai je on slang
for to face liar.
Hey guy God replay that again. Charlize is Theresa Mays a pig
as well tiny temple my brother Anthony Joshua sceptre flips
Corp order man I'm so it's so incredible to be here with
everyone big up Jeremy Corbyn. I do want to use this to say
Theresa May is a pagan and you know what we're doing right now
yeah
shot here right pagan pagan. I like how the large segment of
the Brits just turn th into d see here we got brava Brava.
Raja is what he's saying. Radha Yes, I guess that's I guess
that's cool. We're losing
a lot of these middle. We're losing are under attack. Yeah.
The th is under which is removed from the alphabet. Who needs the
th crazy. And other news. This is also revolves around Theresa
May, as the debate now is starting on the key Brexit bill,
the one that will allow the UK to go into full on negotiations,
I guess
Prime Minister Theresa Mays Brexit battle returns to British
Parliament. She's calling on the House of Commons to support
legislation to sever political, financial and legal ties with
the European Union. On Thursday, the main principles of the so
called repeal bill will be debated, formerly known as the
EU withdrawal bill is central to the government's plan to exit
the bloc in 2019. It'll untangled person from more than
40 years of EU lawmaking and repeal the treaty that first
made person a member in 1972 may need all the support she can get
Following criticism from Brussels over her Brexit
strategy. And after a series of leaks, including details of
proposals to hold nearly all immigration from the EU. It'll
also be a test for the UK Prime Minister's relationship with a
small Northern Irish party. Mays conservatives lost their
majority in the House of Commons in a snap election in June and
now rely on an alliance with Northern Ireland's dup to defeat
her the opposition Labour Party will have to win over some
Conservative MPs. The party led by Jeremy Corbyn says it will
vote against the bill as it stands arguing it amounts to a
huge power grab by the executive
and my question to you is why did they talk like this? John?
They do maybe she has to poop at the end of every single sentence
she has to go up talking very very strange.
Yes. Well, I do by the way, have a clip that follows that clip
Okay. Which is delete UK documents are talking about
necklift Yeah, this is
this is interesting. The documents
were marked as sensitive inside and
woman hate it. It does sound like her, doesn't it? I don't
think she doesn't have the upper talking thing going on,
though bid. documents were marked as sensitive. Inside
details of the UK is plan to end the free movement of labour
immediately after leaving the EU EU. The measures include a plan
to limit the number of low skilled workers in the country
by offering them a maximum residency of two years. The
public are
very clear. It's the UK DACA program. Fantastic.
Two years of Public have very clear they want to see
immigration not stopped, but but properly under control being
managed downwards. And they also want to be clear that we
implement what they voted for in the Brexit referendum that we
take back control over the number of people from the
European Union, who were previously free to come here.
And then we introduced some control system over that.
The 82 page draft proposal also includes plans to make it
tougher for EU workers in Britain to bring family members
to join them racist EU officials didn't hold back in their
condemnation.
you sincerely hope that this is not the home office position. I
think that will be a very discriminatory treatment of
European citizens.
So fear mongering have we seen pages from this report only
reports about it
they show pictures of pages Okay, possible
well why is everyone surprised? I mean, it's very difficult it's
very difficult if you're as a US citizen I couldn't just go live
in in England because at the time I was married to an EU
national Yes I got a work permit
Yeah, they're not yes there's a lot of permitting involved with
all this stuff and it's just they didn't discuss one thing
and the pm the Prime Minister question time that I didn't clip
but I should mention regarding the the getting out of the EU
they do have as it was discussed a little bit in that clip you
played getting getting the EU laws out there are so in your
old so built in and jammed into the British system that over all
these years since 72. to repeal so many laws, there's a bunch of
laws in there that they didn't want in the first place and now
they you know, it's like how do we get rid of them? Yeah, oh,
systems are in place the enforcement is in place was a
it's a mess. Yeah, this turns out to be a mess. My I'm
thinking now this was a bad idea.
What the Brexit it's a great idea keeps these people
gainfully employed for years does keep
people busy. And that's the good news. Yeah, the what I'm
thinking is bad about it is that we had an opportunity because of
the because of the Brits being so staunch about these things,
that to make English the universal language because it
would have had to be used a lot in the EU and it's a one of the
better easier languages for everybody to learn. It's not the
interest intricacies of the language but just the language
is simple simplicity part of it. And so that's done and although
I'll stick with my guns and it's going to happen anyway when you
get to 2019 There's no way they're going to get out of this
thing.
Have you seen the the BBCs Picton website which I thought
it was a hoax, but it seems to be pig din PIGP Id gin, PID, PID
pigeon maybe it's pigeon
pigeon, pigeon, like pidgin English
yeah pigeon, so they have a version of their news in pigeon.
Really, for pigeon is considered actually, by some linguists is
actually considered a language
is it a language?
I don't see it as one it's a it's a bastardization of English
as spoken mostly I think Africa certain like there's certain
parts of the Philippines and Micronesian West like that.
Well BBC says they started the pigeon digital service
specifically for West and Central African audiences. Voice
of America
pidgin English Yeah,
it's pretty funny. I'll bet it is it's bbc.com/pidgin Let me
just read a story. Hurricane Irma seven people DOM die the
powerful Tropical Storm done destroy plenty plenty things for
Caribbean islands even as people they die Britain dancin help to
the people nice that's wow I'm reading straight from the BBC
Pegasus grade
Yeah, you can read that no one would consider you a racist.
Oh yes, we need this let me see you fit study Beyonce for
university I don't even know what that headline means. Let's
say you go fit study Beyonce is university costs delay for
Beyonce that costs way one university for Denmark one begin
though. local TV station say the class done already they fall
now. 75 students registered quick quick for the course. EB
like say plenty people get into sport as Beyonce gender and race
costs. So to the University of Copenhagen done most students go
lecture hall we get more space. Holy crap. I'm in Alien
Universe.
This is fantastic Professor Eric Skydance
Koch talks and go use using quack quack quack quack quack
register quack quack for the cause. This is really
fascinating. I must be honest, this
is this is the British version of, of what it was chronics
Ebonics Yes? He
bought accidentally. Yeah, Ebonics except here it's racist.
Bonnie.
Are you are you bionics are Ebonics,
Ebonics This is great.
This is the find of the day
it's really a fascinating it's you know bbc.com/pigeon Pid gi n
it's fun it's fun to read may pick up some some
believe for a minute that the people putting that website
together aren't the most racist sickos while their brains did
this on purpose let's listen as jokes are they to the British
upper class that runs the BBC the elites just think this is
the area's
unhealthy and protesters don't enter Street for the second day
for nomadic capital of taboo Fiona you know what this
is the BBC Pidgin minute CBD power
since 2005 the most one
oh UK poopoo a trap woman when complete love sorry just read a
headline. UK poopoo away trap woman win come play love British
student Liam Smith meet woman for Internet way I'm on one
friend but the first walk out them together come and wood fire
service over poopoo Mata watch how Mr. Smith describe wit and
happen windy woman poopoo and toilet begin to stubborn head no
grief flush. This is the story about the woman who had a Tinder
date I guess and that she got stuck trying to pick up her turd
that she dropped on the on the floor. It was an internet who
was an international story. Oh, let's listen to the audio
version of it, shall we? Let's see. They still have ads. Oh, I
wonder if the ads are in pigeon. As you can see, I found a way to
flung up. The ads are not in pigeon. That's disappointing.
You think that they have segmented that audience to sell
them to the pigeon advertisers?
Yeah. Why should money in that?
Why else are they doing it? What is the BBC doing?
We're also doing it. The algo
Yes, the algo is once again the problem for everything
on the algos algos on the algos. algos, the algo. The elbows,
elbows
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just before we end the donation segment, as I've always said
that the advertising on the Internet is bullcrap. Not so
much the advertising, but the big promise the promise of truth
and transparency and the right ad for the right person at the
right time. Hello moto Hello, Facebook
analysts report out that Facebook is saying it can reach
people who don't exist. In fact, by 10 million. They're inflating
these numbers of people that they say exists that this
analyst says don't exist. Explain what's happening here.
Okay. So on one hand, we're talking about the estimated
reach of a Facebook ad. On the other hand, we're talking about
the numbers that are in the US Census. So Facebook says it can
reach more people that are in the US Census. Of course, that
implies that, you know, in this in Facebook, which is a place
where we have real names, we have identities, Facebook sells
its advertising based on that. There might be some fake names,
fake identities, or duplicate accounts or whatever it might
be. What Facebook says in response is that they don't mean
to totally match the census. In fact, in a lot of geographic
regions, there are often visitors or people who are in a
place that are not actual residents of that place, and
that the advertisers only pay for the people that they reach.
So
this report analyst report is coming from Brian ouiser of
pivotal. And I'm curious. I mean, he's saying there's like a
$10 million 10 million person difference. I mean, is 10 me do
do these other kinds of people that Facebook is talking about,
can there really be 10 million or 10 million
tourists in America? Yeah, you know, I
can't actually stand their voices. Now I'm hearing it for
the second time. These are millennials. This is Bloomberg.
Bloomberg, the business reporters are dual Screechers.
And
I'm going to cut this one off because I have another one which
is just as entertaining for a moment. But the idea is Facebook
is full of crap. They've been over inflating their numbers.
People believe them because they owe the godly Facebook. And
their numbers just aren't adding up. They sold more reach through
their ads, then people exist in the country. Hello.
Yes, seems unlikely.
Eventually it's going to come to a head it will
it will and then you see a thing with the Zuckerberg talking to
three dreamers or four dreamers. Do you see that?
No. Well, let me let me close the second I want to talk about
that. Again. Thank you everybody. It is for this very
reason we enjoy our models so much. We don't have to be you
know, coming up with bogus numbers and pretending that we
know everything. No. Instead, all we need to do is look at the
numbers say Ah, good. We can pay rent again. Thank you so much.
We have another show coming up on sunday.org/n. A, if you see
any of those 10 million people that exist according to
Facebook, how to get the formula. Our formula
is this. We go out. We had people in the mouth Tell me
about
Zuckerberg and we sitting there talking to these. And I
just think I want to take exception to something right off
the bat. Yeah. When you just said, Did you see Zuckerberg
with this dream with these dreamers? What an unbelievably
fantastic bit of propaganda has been launched into our culture.
About the dreamers, the term dreamers stems from the DREAM
Act, which never passed, never passed. I know. And so but now
these, you can have a lot of terms, the DACA but everyone
consistently calls the dream life, isn't it time is just
susceptible to this. I know. But I just I just want to explain to
people just so you understand this term was who needs the act
when you have this term out there on the loose? Because who,
who would want to steal? The dream come from the dreamers? I
agree. No one wants to because the dream is the American dream.
It's a beautiful dream. And no one I just I can't bring
my son and my dynamite. Whoever dreamed whoever dreamed it up.
dreamed it up. Yeah. was absolutely top drawer. Oh, and
I'm sure somebody is in some advertising agency, you know,
polishing his his or her nails right now. Yes, washing her
hair, huh. I was, what was, was it? It was it was just a Trump
slam. And you know, these companies, I have to say, you
know, Google and Facebook and all these companies that are
subject to antitrust, and government screw with you. kinds
of things should just shut up. I mean, the idea of Joe slamming
Trump every chance you get is just not a good idea. Yeah.
Before he was president. Yeah, you could do whatever you go
ahead, you know, slam him. He's president. Yeah, you can be
critical. So I don't like the way he did that. But no, no,
they're not doing that. He's, uh, they're making him out. He's
a douchebag. He's a creep. He's a redheaded Cheeto. And all that
orange,
orange. So well, just to put some things into historical
context
that I want to mention the one thing I wanted to say about this
little meeting, it was Zuckerberg himself. He is
sitting in a chair in this awkward position, where he's not
in the chair. He's kind of and he's not at the edge of the
chair. He's kind of halfway up the chair with his back straight
as an arrow. Really back at superstrate as though he's in
some sort of a class where they're teaching him how to sit.
And he's you must have a book on his head. And then his hands his
both of his palm of His hands are on his legs. So his
fingertips are kind of maybe touching his knees. And that is
looks idiotic. He's sitting there like that. Boom. And then
he's and he's got a tight fitting t shirt on, as if he's
been barely working out a lot. So he's got his tight fitting T
shirts hands rod is laced stupidly, and he's sitting up
straight as an arrow. And he's unmoving. And he's talking. And
I said, this guy's got it. This guy is annoying. I can't imagine
he thinks he's gonna run for president. He's just been
annoying to watch. No offense, Mark. All offense when you're
talking to one of these guys, as a guy who has been writing about
technology. He's a guy I never wanted to meet. I zero interest
in ever meeting Mark Zuckerberg, because he just doesn't seem
like he's all there. It's like a robot or so.
He's on the spectrum. I'm pretty sure he's,
he's definitely on the spectrum. But he's, but even gates, who's
on the spectrum is suppose he has Asperger's? And I believe he
might is He's the least he could you know, he's seems pretty
normal from all all. He doesn't sit weird and upright, and then
lockstep and robot like is, I don't know, I find it. Creepy to
be honest about it.
Well, for historical perspective, there's a lot of
listeners and producers of the show who do not reside in the
United States and probably don't really follow a lot of these
things. Just to explain what DACA is. It's a deferred,
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Very specific, if you
arrive before your 16th birthday. Yet after I think it's
1981, I believe, or Yeah, 81 or 87, one of the two. Then,
through no fault of your own, you have to point that out
through no fault of their own. This is I'm so tired of this.
They'll just be talking around so let's just talk about DACA
these children who not by no fault of their own, by no fault
of their own, there's so many memes in this thing. were
brought into the country illegally with their parents,
guess who here illegally as well. And they've received
Deferred Action, which means the action against you for entering
the country illegally is deferred for two years. And with
that, depending on the state that you're in, in municipality,
there's a lot of different programs, and you could get into
school and many other things, and you've got a driver's
license. And for all intents and purposes, you're, you're almost
equal to a green card. And this program, which was an executive
order, not law, written by Congress, where our laws are
made with an executive order, which the President has every
right to do, they can say, oh, it's not constitutional. Well,
it's an executive order. And the whole point is, you're out. Now
we're just going to turn that off, but it did have a sunset it
had an expiration, and the expiration is this two years,
and the expiration date for this executive order was also coming
up. And instead of Trump, I guess you'll save his executive
orders for other things. They said, No, this should be a law.
And this is the only reason President Obama put this in
place is Congress couldn't get the law passed for the dreamers,
the DREAM Act. And I think President Trump rightly said,
this is nice. I'm not going to deal with that this is for
Congress. And he did give them an extra six months. And it
seems like I think it's a pretty smart move, because you're very
clear. You're saying Congress, it's your job, you need to make
the rules. And if you can't come together and fix this and fix
the shame on you, and then all these poor children are on you.
There's a lot of problems that I have with this. I keep hearing
the number 800,000. And they are all Ivy Leaguers. They are the
visions that are conjured Hafiz they've they've they they are
entrepreneurs, businesses. They're the best in Silicon
Valley. No, it may all be true. But I see zero data. It
may not be true. There's no chance
and I went looking is there is no data. There's the 800,000
number. Is it 800,000? Exactly. Why can't just give me the
actual number. Do we have this? I'm afraid we don't have the
information? We really don't know. We really don't know. And
just the data that's being thrown out there is Oh man, it's
it's troublesome. Very, very troublesome.
It's interesting that 800,000 is the state number thrown out.
For 000, or contracts. I heard that I heard that.
Now that I was watching one of these reports. I don't have a
clip of some guys, the president of the University of Maryland.
And the guy is just as useless character. He's just, he's
beside himself because they have a couple of these people in the
university. And he doesn't know what's going to happen to the
future of the school.
Well, okay, this is very interesting. And I broke the
rule to that you broke it last show. I had to have to do
anything I did. The whole idea behind supporters of DACA. And I
hopes I haven't read the DREAM Act recently. I will read it
again for Sunday, so I can know exactly what's in it. It may not
be that different from from, from what DACA did. The issue is
that a lot of Republicans are afraid to vote yes. Because
they'll be seen as a holes by their constituent at least
that's what they're afraid of. Ship or as I say,
Dominican gotta tell you.
I had a really good track there. Go ahead, then. What did I was
talking about something?
I'll tell you. You were gonna break the rule some about
probably a Tucker Carlson. Yes,
of course it is. What the proponents of DACA feel truly
feel is more people in our country is better for our
country. This is the bottom line. And yeah, children it's
all being this is really child abuse. Because you're arguing
over children. It's like you know, parents, it's it's very,
it's disgusting. I really find it disgusting. We all want to
help children. Now there's many ways if we actually know who the
DACA children are, I have doubts. We can even find him. I
don't know what the hell is real or not anymore. I just can't see
the info. But the underlying thought is, the more people in
America, the better we will be, regardless of who it is where
they come from, what their status is. We just need more
people as his evidence and I normally I wouldn't bring this
clip, but I had to bring this and I've edited this down
significantly from Tucker Carlson yesterday. And he has on
amongst some other guy but he has the editor in chief of
reason.
Yeah, I saw this Yeah,
Catherine mangle but there's one little little bit in there which
is just near the the second half of this clip which really got me
to We have an obligation to put the interest of American
citizens ahead of the interests of immigrants. No, I don't
think so. I just love that that was the beginning of the
interview. I mean, that is a that right? There is a
fundamental thing. Should we put the interest of Americans above
those are of illegal aliens above those of citizens? And
right away? No, I don't think so.
Do we have the other way around? No
obligation to put the interest of American citizens or your
right hands ahead of the interests of immigrants?
No, I don't think so. And in particular, I think in this
case, we we don't Americans don't get priority. In this
case. I just don't buy at all that those things are in
conflict. But I mean, I think it's
fair to ask the question, though, in general, you don't
think that American citizens ought to get meaningful priority
over aliens,
I don't know what this means to say meaningful priority over
alien. American citizens benefit when people come here, work
here, raise families here. And it is absolutely the case that
these dreamers in particular are going to add to our economy add
to our culture, make America a better place. But
if you could determine in this specific case, if there's one
job and you know, you got a choice between someone who came
here illegally and someone who's an American citizen, you
wouldn't automatically go for the American citizen.
Well, I mean, I think you could ask similarly, do my favorite
protectionist policies, right? Do I think a job could be here
or a job in China? Is it morally better for the job to be here?
And I think the answer is no. In that case, that's
also morally here for the job to be in America or in China. And
she says no, the should could be could be in China makes no
difference. She's a globalist in case you hadn't caught on but
here it comes.
There's no in that case, do
what's an appropriate level of immigration to this country like
how many people should we let it
by the way? This is a question that I don't like. I can't even
I'm not even sure why I don't like it. But it's a it's a real
right wing talking point. Well, how
many people own but how many people should be lifted?
It may be a valid question, but it's clear he's clearly reciting
a talking point here. Well, we should we did her answer is
even better is no in that case, to what's an appropriate level
of immigration to this country like how many people should we
let it
I think, you know, I
call me crazy, but I believe in the American ideal that we are a
place for people who are downtrodden abused can come so
everybody wants to come I still women. I think that there we
have systems in place systems that are broken and asylum
system, for example, we need to focus on fixing those things so
we can determine who
how many people should we let in? I mean, it's not a hard
question. To get to a billion people by the end of the century
really easily. We had a
billion people in America, it would be unstoppable
it's kind of hard to hear there in the background, but she
literally said if we had a billion people in America we
would be unstoppable I just don't see that as being smart. A
built in people in America would be unstoppable.
does that even mean unstoppable
is she believes that our economic power would be would be
so unstoppable if we had a billion people living here
that's the belief
Yeah, I'm it's funny because I think I cut that watching those
two off. I caught it just off and never caught that. Yeah,
catch that. Yeah,
that's that's the only reason I brought it to the party today.
It's like I can't I mean, is that is that really the belief
from the Libertarians and reason magazine it's
not a libertarian concept that that's a progressive liberal but
she is a libertarian World Government reason list of reason
is a libertarian publication they claim to be at least
Yeah, well, reminds me the more recent thing going on with
libertarianism.org on the Twitter's very controversial.
What returns in general but what I don't know what she's talking
about if she's and she's obviously a globalist, and, and
we have, it's like self contradictory, right? It is
based when it says if we we the United States had a billion
people, we'd be unstoppable. But I but if you're a global issue,
don't want the United States to be unstoppable. And believe me,
you want it to be a one world government. You'd be maybe
referring that maybe if the United States was dominating the
One World Government, we're bossing everybody round. We were
the one world government, which I think a lot of people believe
that was the way it should be. Is what is she talking about?
And none of it makes any sense. If we had somehow evolved into a
billion people, I'm sure we'd be you have a strong economic we'd
be a strong economic force, that's for sure. We might just
go from zero to a billion is a poverty ridden operation open
the gates. In fact, if you think of China arena with his billion
or India's a good example I mean that places
poverty superior severe poverty and it
was severe poverty effective if China would be a complete mess
if it wasn't for the market that they exploit which is us. Let's
be honest we buy from China from the get go from the very
beginning now we're not buying from you guys. They would have
never evolved into what they are.
This is coming from a privileged white woman. I'm just gonna say
it a privileged white woman who has no clue what she's talking
about that's it
she's also an editor in chief which is always minus two points
or
minus two points. Oh my It's it's almost as bad as being
popular well white that's my new phrase. You can be a little
while light Yeah, driving while black you can be popular that's
Taylor Swift problem popular Well, white. What's the what's
the guy from dirty jobs? Mike. Mike Rose that his name? Yeah.
Mike Rowe, a popular wall white.
If you're popular and
you're white, you have to have to be pro all of these things
and anti everything else. It is a curse. Yeah, you watch. We can
we can pick them out. We can pick up my Tom Cruise. He has a
movie coming out,
I think to a new movie coming out. Yeah. Yeah, we says a new
movie.
Got some interviews and then he has to he's popular worldwide.
Let's see what he does.
Oh, he's got a toy. He's totally Tito's the lion. He's
all in. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Did Tae Tae got booed.
Yes, well, that's was we over a week ago. I think it had a clip
and never played Oh, really? Was
that a week ago? Yeah.
She got booted somebody said they said she got booed where's
the they reported it but I didn't hear anybody. I didn't
get any see any video of it. If she's first of all, if she's
anywhere, you know, everyone's got their phone out.
This is This is video. She comes out of the back of the church
well here, right now they're pissed off. They're pissed off
because she was at a friend's wedding and came out the back.
And they held up a blanket so she could walk through the car
without being seen.
Oh, that's what they were booing her for. Yeah, they were booing
her for not showing
herself and she released another song. She's like trying to get
out of this really bad now. Oh, I'm sorry. She didn't What am I
saying? She dropped a new song. She dropped dropped as back to
the poppy Taylor Swift All right white stuff. White Witch White
Walker. I'm working on all these names but I can call her white
witch Aryan goddess s don't keep an eye on that for you.
Yeah, yeah, we're keeping an eye on it we're not obviously doing
a good job
well there's nothing's happened it's all hurricane it's all
hurt.
Now that I heard that clip and the fact that she was good
dishes booze probably for not greeting her fans. Yeah,
rightfully so it was never reported that way.
Oh, interesting. Oh, you need to find the report where she was
booed then so we can we can compare she is
booed for being a douche bags with as reported. Okay, well,
depends on how you want to look at that.
All right, let's take a look at or just before we completely
leave Europe because we're kind of bouncing around it. I do want
to play this clip. I do have some tech news to God. This is
the clip skinny models and I named a skinny model how many I
named it this skinny models band again, how often are skinny
models often are skinny models banned if you're gonna be banned
all the time, but there's still work they still they still crop
up those waves.
Two of the world's biggest fashion houses representing
brands such as Gucci and Christiane deal, have signed a
charter that bans the hiring of models who are too thin and who
are under the age of 16. The move follows a barrage of
criticism that the industry encourages eating disorders.
Now, how many times have you heard I think when I was in high
school, I've been hearing about the skinny models and how they
have to ban them because they do they're not eating enough food
or they're strung out on heroin. It's been going for quite a
while and then they keep doing this. I think this is bogus.
They don't ban anybody. And do a what is it? 15 Okay, you so you
got this 15 year old who was you're not going to abandon them
to this for 15 year old girl so you got a 15 year old. She's, I
don't know a 511 beauty but she's 15 and Butch and she walks
the runway she kicks but you're not going to hire Her
I think they are occur so
she'll never work for you again because you won't hire her.
It's just pandering John. It's just paying a
little thing is bullcrap. And but they
Well, it's pandering to everyone to all bases but you're right
you know this, this crops up and you kind of don't think about it
anymore and then Fashion Week comes and fashion week goes and
Oh, there they are again and they're right back.
Yeah. There's not that many people that can do that job.
It's the dream job.
For dreamers.
It's the dream job for dreamers. You get to smoke cigarettes
drink coffee.
Yeah, a couple lines strung out on heroin.
I think I think they do coke more to stay thin not heroin. At
least that's what they did back in the day. Well, I think the
smoking and
living the life yeah,
yeah. Living the life. That's right, baby. I'm in show
business if you don't get MK Ultra down to what is it? The
Lolita Express Island or whatever?
Whatever. Because Okay, so let's turn to the German debates.
Yeah, this is fantastic angle and Merkel seems to be in
trouble.
Not that I way I see it. Okay. Especially after the debates,
they had these debates, the only gonna have one debate with her.
And what's his name? Yeah, that guy. The guy running against
her. The EU guy,
the other guy. I'll look it up. Forget it.
So here now will you send the report? So here here is the
report. And first of all, this is the Deutsche Vela and
Deutsche Avella is just they hate Trump. And that's that's
our operation where our friend non friend before Elena
Humphrey,
before you go on, did you see the magazine covers last week in
Germany? The Trump anti Trump covers Yeah, one with Trump is
Hitler and one with Trump with a KK with a hood over his head. I
mean, pretty amazing. Oh, yeah. Especially for Germans for
Germans to show him as Hitler. They should know better. Or
maybe they do.
Shameless If the Germans say they hate the whole situation,
they hate us. Well, the
Germans also hate Angola.
Well, here we go. German debates. 108 has
been a year since the US presidential debates between
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton the personal attacks and what
many called the depths of verbal depravity still shock us even
one year later. Today, the US president and one of his tweets
prove that this there is a lot of adult behavior that is still
missing in action. Today, Trump retweeted this image of the
cover of Hillary Clinton's new book about her campaign now. The
book is entitled What happens next to it's a cover with
Trump's face and the title I happen. Now this all seems even
more sophomore. When you compare and contrast with the campaign's
ahead of Germany's national election taking place later this
month. If you saw last night's televised debate between the
chancellor candidates, Angela Merkel and Martin Schultz, and
you then think about Trump and Clinton onstage last summer. But
what we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is the great debate
divide. We're on that in just a moment. But first a look at that
debate last night, the TV duel that turned into more of a TV
duet.
Wow, that was just the intro.
Yes. And by the way, this guest is one report who hates hates
Trump. He's He's the one who coined this do it thing. And so
he brings it this went on for a long time. I only have these two
short clips, but he keeps bringing this a while you know,
I called it a duet hoping to get them. So yeah, it's a great that
was great. I mean, yeah, was fantastic. And no, nobody really
yeah, whatever. And so he keeps saying he's, you know, I still
think it should be called a duet. Why he keeps making a
scene about this do read phrase that he came up with a phrase or
word. And it just it's embarrassing, but he brings some
people on and they all agree that it was a dud of a debate.
They never did anything. And this second clip includes some
of the third and fourth parties bitching about this lousy
debate, which got no points for Schultz,
then criticized Merkel's position on Turkey. He surprised
her on a traditional Chancellor That is assuming the people of
Germany gives me a mandate. After I'm sworn in, I will
suggest that the European Council and all accession talks
with Turkey. Otherwise, there was a harmonious mood in the
only TV debate between Merkel and Schultz. The Press called it
a clear Millville outcome giving miracle a slight advantage with
the smaller parties were disappointed, saying the debate
was more cozy than cutthroat I got the feeling, at least during
the first hour. I suppose that at any moment stood by we can
expect the two of them to fall into each other's arms, with
tears in their eyes saying and and and I didn't mean it that
way. Don't be angry at me by all this nice look in mind. This
debate, the big loser was the future of our country because
they focused on backward looking policies. Only three more weeks
left than Schultz and Merkel will face the final battle when
the voters decide.
I think Merkel is going to take it easily.
Well, it is the case come? Yeah, in that regard, you know,
Schultz isn't I don't think he's that much different. Spiegel had
an interesting article. Germans on the eve of the election, I've
never seen so much hate. And this was a psychologist and they
did a study with a number of voters. And the half of them
underwent psychological interviews, the other half took
in group part in group discussions. And on a
fundamental level, the voters are totally disappointed in the
election campaign. They feel like things that are important
to them aren't being discussed. And of course, what was it well,
people want to talk about migrants, migrants and migrants.
And yes, is not being discussed. No, but either one of these two,
no. And I saw not all is this. I thought we're gonna do another
debate. That's the only one.
No, that's gonna be a huge doubt you missed it.
Wow, why that's I didn't even I didn't realize that it was just
going to be wide. That doesn't seem maybe in the no nation, no
borders world. It's okay. Hey, we'll just we'll talk once.
Watch that, and then you decide. But the Germans and I have this
I don't think they're that dissimilar to other Germanic,
European cultures like the Dutch. They get angry. Yeah. And
they and I don't know, we'll see. What is the and why did why
does everyone else like angla? I thought that we hated the
Christians, isn't she? She's a Christian Democrat.
Is she thought she was
CDU? Say they was the Christian Democratic Union?
Yeah. Then I really Christians. Oh, okay.
Sorry. I'm just misunderstood.
Just say, like one hour cleaners. That's just the name.
It's the name of the place not actually
what they stand for. Yes. So that is Yeah, was it three weeks
two out there was two weeks away. Three weeks, two weeks?
Yeah, it's just two now. I think that that's
any clips of her being tomatoes being thrown at her. No, I wish
Yeah. One hater. Somebody
threw a tomato. Yeah, no, that
one hit her. And winger booing her, just like Taylor Swift.
Everyone's booing her wherever she goes.
You're gonna vote her in again. You watch. There's no evidence
that she's going to lose this election. Because I remember the
last time there was an election, we were doing the show and we
would vote her and again, she's been in too long. She's been
through the entire George Bush. She was in the door and George
Bush. Man when Bush came up to her and then tried to massage
your shoulders and she gave me elbow. Yeah.
Well, I'm sure Putin wants her in. Yeah, I would think
well, at least going to speak to
her. Well, they've had a pretty good relationship. You know,
they they they recycle their euros with the the German goods,
cars, mainly cars and other industrial goods and then the
Euros come right back. It's a very it's a very cozy
relationship they've got they've got the pipelines coming in. And
decisions no one else? I don't know. She's
been in office since the since those November 22 2005. Yeah, so
Well, another childless leader of Europe. That's what we need
more of those. They're all childless. I know. We talked
about it but it's good to remind you of it. Yeah. Theresa May
childless. Macron France childless Angela Merkel
childless who's the the Dutch guy again? Rita childless it's
very it's very peculiar. Well
a psychology of it is just the somebody needs to do a book on
it.
Right after after what? After the vinegar book?
No, no, I don't want to do I didn't say I was gonna feel back
on it. All right. I'm gonna get it. That's way beyond my
abilities. If somebody knows what they're doing. Core
competent, but being child I have kids. Yeah, exactly.
Besides, you'd have to be childless to do the book. People
should not have kids. I don't know what the mentality is
going. I don't know. Maybe I have no idea. We had caulk.
Kotch. Yeah. Was the childless mayor of New York, but he was
gay,
as well. So is the prime minister of Holland.
Well, maybe Merkel is too. Maybe they're all gay. He's don't want
to admit it. Could be the crown looks a little gay. thank
John, you may be surprised, but there's a lot of gay people.
Just say you just may just be somewhat surprised.
Well, they given us wrong numbers, then we were back
to trying desperately, although it's going to be a little weird.
The next few days. The media is trying desperately to get back
on track with the with the Russia. Russia collusion stuff.
And I mean, I'm not even clipping it anymore. There's so
much I really should this so much dumb, just insanity. Like
somehow if Trump told his son to write the letter differently.
The letter that was about the meeting that was about the
though it's insane. It's dying. It's a dying. It's a dying
topic.
Well, Rachel Maddow last night, and I did not bring Rachel
clips. But it was you have to really watch that in context and
just see the whole thing. And the house smug and just crazy. I
mean, it's delusional in that crazy delusional she is when it
comes to this latest, which is, apparently and it is bad for
Facebook. Apparently, Facebook had been asked many times, many,
many times poopoo, many times quite quickly, if they had sold
any ad inventory to Russian entities during the election
cycle. And the way Matt, I went on for 40 minutes last night?
No, they said no, no, don't have a No, there's nothing, no that.
And then now face bag comes out as well. Yeah, we did find
something. And she had a whole expose day last night. And I'll
tell you how she sees it tying in about this one particular
story. I have the numbers here. Again, it's from Bloomberg from
the two millennials. But at least you get a little more data
and then she was handing out.
So Facebook has been looking into what it calls information
campaigns are sort of
have just listened because they are so stupid. They really
believe that this works and this amount of propaganda
works. So Facebook has been looking into what it calls
information campaigns, which are they sort of have this malicious
fake element to them, where there are a lot of fake
accounts, a lot of fake pages, and they try to spread
propaganda in one way or the other. They had a report come
out earlier this year, that detail that and in LinkedIn sort
of vaguely to Russia, this now comes out and says money is
involved. And while $100,000 might not sound like a lot of
money, it can buy a lot in Facebook advertising. This is
more than 3000 ads that were purchased, that were targeted,
in some cases to certain geographic regions, which we
know was very important ahead of an election. While most of the
ads didn't name a candidate or talk specifically about voting,
they did talk about very divisive issues in the US like
like LGBT rights and gun rights and race relations, and
immigration. So they were trying to spark or whoever was behind
this effort. Whether it was the government or some other Russian
actor was trying to spark some divisiveness in America had an
election.
Now I know that they're sharing information with us regulators.
But is there any idea just to when Russia was behind the ads?
I mean, is there any clarity on whether they have ties to the
actual Russian government?
Facebook is not saying whether they have ties to the
government? Of course, we are looking into it. Everyone is
looking into it. There are several Intelligence Committee
ongoing investigations into this. So So I think I think that
Facebook is cooperating, they're trying to provide information
where they can, but the main thing they're trying to do is
prevent this from happening in the future. They're looking at
the patterns matching it to you know, their machine learning
algorithms. Not there being a problem in future elections
around the world.
Okay, so many things to unpack here. One a hate the way they
talk to Bloomberg. This is Bloomberg Business News,
Bloomberg. Michael Bloomberg should get his act together.
This is not that you can't take this serious anymore, the lack
of depth of reporting, but this Here's what Rachel Maddow had.
So they found that a Russian entity, we still don't know who
had bought $100,000 worth of ads, we still don't know exactly
what the ads were. But these ads, clearly influential. The
ads. All three lists the ads with here's the third thing. The
claim is of $100,000 ad buy for 3000 ads to 3000. People. Are
you kidding me? What is their CPM over there? That's what is
it? $300? No, three $30.30? No. 30.
I should have done this would have came out. Okay. 3000 adds
that $10? Would be the $3,000 would be sorry. So 200 would be
you right the first time, I think it was $300 times 30,000.
Should be 10,000 or 100,000 hours,
it was 3000. Ads. were horrible. We always do this.
We you know, if we had a calculator, that computer has
one we could just type it in. Okay, I'm gonna do it that way.
Really? We have one of those? I think it's a billion. I think
it's 30. It's $33. It's even better than that.
No, okay, if it was $100, you're talking about per Towson. Are
you talking about the Viper at what it cost per add?
Now? So it was 3000 people? Right? Oh, ads are 3000 3000
word. Yeah, you're
right. You're right. You're right. 3000 bad. But
that's that doesn't make any sense. They sell it by
impressions. They don't sell it by I showed it you get no money
for showing the ads. Someone has to see it. So what is the
$3,000? At 3000? Separate creative ads? For $100,000? What
are you gonna do with $100,000? Throw an election?
Dude, it's vague. It's very poorly reported. And the way you
know what, how these ads are presented, whereas 3000 People
3000 ads 3000 impression 3000? click throughs was it? Was it
what were the ads specifically where they click through ads or
their display ads? Were they banner ads? What kind of ads
were they? They there's nothing we don't know anything? Exactly
margin. Rachel Maddow spent 40 minutes. And her conclusion is
that this is this helps throw the election that this type of
behavior, the $100,000 ad buy, because that's all you need,
apparently,
and win a presidential election for $100,000. And if you think
that that's even possible, then you're nuts.
Well, that's Rachel. And in addition to that, it's illegal.
She says it's illegal to have foreign money use
on Facebook apprentices that work is an international
company.
It would be it would be international money coming in,
meddling in the election, which I don't think is the I think you
can't send money to a campaign. But if you just want to place an
ad, yeah. Is there a problem with that? Nope. Anyway, at the
end, I think she did she say machine algorithm or just
algorithm?
She said learning algorithm learning thing, machine learning
algorithm. So like that.
But you know, obviously, yes, we have to take a look at this. So
this doesn't happen in the future. It's called it's called
political propaganda. Everybody does it. Everybody was buying
Facebook ads. Now, Zuckerberg has a problem. He's going
to get Berg spit better. Get a chair. He's sitting down with
his two hands on his legs and Rachel stand up and tell people
hey, we're in advertising. What can we take advertising? People
gave us money to run their ads. The ads are illegal. We ran
them no, he's up now. We're working on our algorithms. You
know, we got to make sure that this doesn't happen in the
future. So we don't have anything bad anything that might
influence people. And that is that's all the
influence field. That's what ads are for.
You see, the conundrum is when our advertisements
influencing
we don't want them to work.
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Everybody time for the tech Hornies didn't need to get out
of the way because this is your no agenda tech news.
Couple of things came up on Deutsche Vela. I think both of
them presented by that woman who hates you hates me and she read
you get a beat.
Oh yeah, she she I think she blocked me on Twitter. Did she
not
know she follows me?
I'm such a lightning rod.
Yeah, we always cause in trouble. Yeah. Tech News EU re
exams the Intel case you should talk about this just a little
bit.
A big boost for Intel and its fight against a billion euro EU
fine. The blokes highest court says the antitrust judgment
needs reexamining the European Commission find the chipmaker
eight years ago for undercutting a smaller rival. Now the
European Court of Justice in Brussels has instructed the
lower court to take another look at Intel's arguments being seen
as a test case for other antitrust probes against tech
giants Google Oh, and Amazon.
Of course you're trying to gouge us. But this case started was
eight years ago, I believe, and they still haven't paid.
How does that add up to they get like, interest payments.
I have no idea what the deal is. But it seems to me that this has
been dragging on forever. Yeah, you're never gonna get any money
out of those cheap bastards at Google. All right.
I don't know. I yeah, I mean, it's a good question. I don't
know I'd not I don't even know about it. Honestly, I don't look
into
maybe it's just like, say, Well, you remember when it happened?
It's like saber rattling. Okay, let's go. They now have
apparently some reporters or went to the ICS. That IFA thing,
whatever it is that big Berlin, IFA, it's IFA day say what it
is. But it's this big conference a mobile conferences in Berlin
every year?
Well, it's, it's the it's the mobile conference, isn't it?
Just Yes. The big giant, I thought was Barcelona where they
held that?
Well, this was in Berlin, I think. So maybe it's a different
one. What is all of these conferences that are just
rolling out stuff left and right, but they rolled out two
phones, I hate talking about phones, but I listen to the
features of these phones and one of them which is a Sony 3d
phone, which allows you now to take a 3d photo you have to
wiggle the phone around a little bit. It makes a 3d photo of
somebody but then you can print their head out on a printer on a
3d printer. Yeah. And it's very cool and was just like the guy's
head. But, but AirPlay this and then I have a comment.
Here's a look at some of the gadgets which have stolen the
limelight this year.
Every smartphone can take a photo, but only the new Sony
phones can take pictures in 3d, and they've unveiled them first
at the ephah international electronics show. The pictures
can be printed on a 3d printer, and the device will be in the
shops from next month. LG has also launched a new flagship at
Eva. The V 30 promises a new era in life sensitive optics. There
are also new video functions such as a joke free zoom motor,
and video effect filters for different ambiences including
the thriller mode for bit of that Hollywood feeling. Preset
solely
with cinema video mode, users can produce cinematic video
content with the clarity and quality of a professional movie.
So these things keep coming out in left and right this 3d I like
to 3d thing I think it's gotta be cool to take pictures of your
friends and then make their heads hanging him somewhere.
I like the Motorola commercials. Yeah, hello moto. And they say
that they do and that well that's why it's a great
commercial and they have the the mods moto mod clip. I think
they've got some marketing right there. I mean, the the gotta be
Marino a projector, projector and then it can be like a real
big camera lens. You can strap on.
Yeah. What else can you strap on? No, I'm saying bra. So the
point is, there's all this stuff going on. And I just think Apple
at some point, I don't know when. But at some point, people
are gonna say why am I spending $1,000 for an Apple phone?
Because Apple can't keep up with again, it's not as though it's
Apple versus Samsung Apple versus Samsung. These other guys
want to get into the action too, because they look at Apple's
numbers and go I got all these guys do is sell trillions of
dollars worth of phones. Yeah. And so they're all they see it
as a huge market even though this market has been destroyed
more than once. I heard that's beside the point.
I heard something on DHL unplugged, which I found
interesting. You said that according to your ancillary
observations, it may look like Apple is going to do a deal with
Tiffany's
Well, this was based on a stock pic. Okay. And there was a bunch
of insider activity going on with Tiffany's and it just
dawned on me and the only reason it dawned on me is because
there's been I've been reading so much stuff because I'm
tracking Apple stores because I I figure if they ever started
reversing and start closing stores and I think it's over but
but they're not this they did close the store recently and
somebody's buying a bunch of tweets. Oh, is it is it the end?
I don't think so.
I really despise doing this what we're doing right now because
this is what I know. They shouldn't call it tech shows.
You just call it people who think their CEO shows.
Yeah, well, I'm not gonna I'm not advising anybody. I've what
I'm saying is that I keep reading in these articles.
Apple's the amount of money they make per square foot. And oh,
retail. Tiffany? Yes. Ah, gotcha. So I put the two and two
together with Apple Tiffany Appleton. Why doesn't Apple do a
deal with Tiffany does just totally kick ass. And I'm
thinking why is the was insider buying going on at Tiffany's? So
I put it on the list. Now? Goodies, maybe nothing but it
seems like it'd be cool to have a Tiffany phone? No, that's me.
We'll get you the first one John was
the light bulb? And I'm just saying, Yeah,
I just
brought it up by the
I believe that the that it is the time is prime for something
to float in that people will just love and and Samsung and
Apple and all, I would say wouldn't be a Samsung or an
Apple product. But it just feels like the people are ready for
something new. And it's not going to be like face
recognition. I don't think people give a shit about that.
I think the little heads are cool.
Little heads here. Now, I only have one tech news item that I
brought to the show. And I want some of our producers to help me
because I think this will be I made I only got it this morning.
So I haven't even tried it. Maybe I can do it. Although I
have some technical issues that I need to figure out. Chinese
researchers and there's a video of this, figured out that the
voice assistants from Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, the
Samsung have an assistant.
No, no, he's Google.
So we have Siri, Google Cortana. What's that? Alexa? There we
are. That's that's the main war. That's the main ones or three?
Was it three or four?
I think four four is the main Amazon, Apple, Google, Amazon,
Microsoft. That's the four big ones. Okay. That's, that's
Google. Yeah. That there? And they show it so I'm going to
presume that it's I haven't tested it, obviously, what
you'll find out what they say that if you if you trans code, a
voice commands such as I'll say, hey, a Lexa. Do something. And
you transcode that to a frequency outside of human
range? That it still works? That the device? Listen understands
spoken commands at very high frequency level?
You mean a dog hearing level? Yes. A dog hearing level? And
this? Is this? And how do we know it?
Well? Well, there's a video they show the video of it working.
Although of course I can't verify because you can't hear
it. The question is, could you do this through a podcast? Could
I have the high pitch command just going out continuously,
that these devices would recognize even though the human
ear wouldn't hear it? I don't think will that work with the
90s? Don't want to work with the encoding
even? Not at 96 kilobits a won't work at Skype? can't handle
it. It has to be no it has to be above 20 kilohertz.
Yeah, it does nothing. There's no it won't work.
So it only work over the air through through an originating
device. It won't work through you can't
work in person, because I don't think you can get those
frequencies out of any of these things. You can't get it off of
a phone. You can't get it off of most stereos can hit above 20.
Yes, the speakers won't do it.
Well, they I think some I think there are speakers that will do
it right. But those aren't cheap.
Well, I like it. Well, you could also if you had let's say you
had this device, they show a little box that has it has a
speaker on the side and they know the commands go a little
tweak. All you need is a tweeter, right? That's what it
looks like. It looks like a pH so type tweeter. You could go
into the mall. Turn it up really loud. Or in the movie theater.
There's a lot of fun things you do biting Yeah.
There's a lot of fun things you could do.
It's a lot of fun things you can do anyway. So
I want to know if if anyone can make this can you make this
happen? I don't believe it's too bad. I mean, I wish you could go
on as a guest on a television talk show. I'm sure the TV
speakers won't do it. And then you'll just have commands
spitting out telling them you know, Alexa, play the latest no
agenda show. I mean, all kinds of fun stuff.
It used to be the little box and push the button every once in a
while.
I gotta figure this out. I think it'd be phenomenal. If we could
mess around with that. It's definitely if it's possible.
It's a huge security hole.
What about what about using the time domain instead of the
frequency domain and having something very slowly said that
can't actually be audibly heard who
that's also possible? Well, we have enough smart people in our
producing audience John Someone will know what to do. And
they're all working for a living as those dudes named Ben and
they got nothing but time on their hands. And actually they
would love to do this. Yeah, I know and on company time That's
right. Do it on company time and send it to me Adam mccurry.com
Good phones
a landline and the phone should be made out of Bakelite. Your
tech news
from no agenda. Tech holidays. Yeah. Okey, dokey. What else do
we have here? I have a couple of things. Or oh, I can have. I
have some Sarah Huckabee Sanders who was out and about doing the
rounds.
I have a ISO that we use as an internet so kind of low in
between a little. Lester Holt, blowing that pronunciation of
Irma, Oregon ran
for thanks and millions in Florida are anxiously eyeing
hurricane Irma, and racing and racing to prepare for
the worst. It's always funny. Well, not quite as good as Sarah
Huckabee
permits and other government benefits are being gradually
phased out. But rather than leave DACA recipients and the
men of women of immigration enforcement in confusing limbo,
while the DACA program was challenged by states in the same
court that struck down another of the previous administration's
unlawful immigration orders earlier this year, President
Obama is laying out a responsible 24 month phase out.
No, sorry, President Trump. No permits will be expiring.
Oops. It's an honest mistake. It can happen and
better works for the other guy. Why should she say that?
No. And she was on the view with her dad. Mike, Mike Huckabee and
joy Bae hard laid down some she dropped some facts on us.
I think media supposed to not report on the fact that 95% of
what he says is a lie. Well, that's that joy
is that that? That is a that is you are doing exactly what we're
talking about in pushing a false narrative. No, it's 95% of what
the President says is that a lot
from PolitiFact from Politico. It's not just the dreaded New
York Times it's other other outlets that say it 5% of his
statements are true. 5% that's just
just 5% Only 5% is true.
Only 5% How do you even manage to talk so only 5% of what you
say is true
facts. It's the New York Times is political. PolitiFact fact
fact fact fact fact check false. Only 5%?
She is a more on that woman. Yeah.
Yes. I thought was pretty brave. Sarah Huckabee went on the show.
She should, she will go back
a lot of reinforcement of what we've been discovering about
racism versus bigotry versus you know, racist. And I'm starting
to understand much better now. That sexism, racism. None of
this can ever be against men or whites or white men, purely
because the only time something can be sexist or racist or
another interest is if it includes the system. That
includes the
Yeah, you've been talking about this? I know.
But it's, it's a change of definition. And I just want to
recognize it.
And maybe how we can I don't know. Yeah, go ahead. I agree.
I'm in total. I'm blind up with you on this one. With the right
there where they have the shooting squad. firing squad 20
meant Yeah. I just don't know what to make of it.
Well, it's, it's really, in an odd way. It's fighting against
institutions, which I'm not against. Yeah, there's a lot of
institutions I don't like most of them. In fact, I don't like
or have take issue with them. But instead of fighting the
institutional system, you're you. You're abusing men, white
men in the process, saying that we are the problem, and we're
the fault of everything. And we need to shut up and learn
whatever that is. And I don't know, it's even this
conversation, just to make it even crazier. Here's Larry
O'Donnell. You know, they're trying to figure out what do
they what do they do with the Democratic Party?
Here's a question. Can the Democrats run? I'll be blunt
now, at this point in time, the 2020 election, can they run it
up to white men?
This is the question. This is what they're talking about it
This is Chris Matthews. Oh, Chris Matthews. I'm sorry. Not
Larry Donald. That's I mean
That actually is a dynamite observation by Ed Matthews.
Yeah, given the nature of the party, the makeup of the party
today, can they just run to white men still? Or does there
have to be balanced gender balance? At the bounce of some
kind? You start?
I think there has to be some balance. And I think your white
guys won't do it. I think on the Democratic side, that's why
you're seeing Cory Booker, and you're seeing Deval Patrick, and
you're seeing other breaker,
if it's two white guys. I don't know if that's my thing.
Well, but we're so they're gonna then go to the Republicans, and
I appreciate you saying that. But I think the real battle that
they're gonna go to there? Well, what you're saying is, are they
gonna penalize the Democrats, if they only have two white men,
and I'm saying to penalize them, they're gonna,
I would think that people putting by taking together would
anticipate the problem
to white men, big problem.
So the Democrats can't run to why I think he's right.
I agree. I agree. That's why they need Kamala Harris.
But she's an idiot.
She's smug. It's what she is.
She's smug, she can't win various, you know, the thing we
go always comes back to when we start looking at who's going to
win who can run and who can get the nomination. I mean, just
look at the last Republican primaries with the 19. Guys, or
how many there were at the beginning, and why they didn't
beat Trump, who should have been anyone should be able to beat
him. But you had Trump called him out. You know, you're you're
too slow witted. You're not you have no low energy. And he had
all these things to say about these guys. And that's what the
the reason Trump won, because that's what the public thinks
when you see Jeb Bush, yeah, that guy's he is low energy, and
he's kind of a dud, he's got those funny glasses with those
big eyeballs. And all the rest of it. You really to get a
president has to be someone that the public wants to vote for.
And it could be any white, black. I mean, Obama was a
charmer of all time. That's why he won. It wasn't because he was
black. He didn't win because he was black. That's for sure. He
won because he was really charming and funny. And he's
funny has a great natural sense of humor. Yeah, the whole thing.
He's when he's handled. Built, yeah, a good looking guy.
Handsome. I would say the same thing. George Bush when he was
really ran the first time and before he got so dull witted, is
as quick witted guy do he's gonna win. I won a lot of money
on George Bush. You got other guys who stiff? You know, it's
like again, Zuckerberg was sitting there with that row
straight up. You're not gonna get it. Nobody was gonna like
would vote for him in a million years. Well share blue county
the Democrats have a group of bony
they don't have anything yet. Not yet. But they're already
working share blue. We've talked about quite a bit in the past
couple of years. That's the outfit from David Brock. Clinton
money. Oh, Brock, Brock and Peter Dow. So they started
verrett.com ve R R i t.com. Which is very, if you haven't
seen this, right at the top, it tells you what it is media for
the 65 point 8 million I guess she that means the Hillary
voters and that some of this very, very odd site. Very odd,
but they've they've put in this the they've put in a verite
authentication code. And then the way it works is it has an
authentication code each story so you can go back and verify
you can verify that it's a real story and it's the real truth
such as Republican Party is harmful to America's children.
And us who hasn't
true. Always remember the David Brooks ago does Media Matters.
So does sound lose sight of that
same thing. Equal table women of color is still centuries away.
True. Centuries, I tell you, centuries study mainstream media
activist Trump's mouthpiece peace and Clinton's foe. Wow.
I'm not so sure about that. But it's just take a look at it and
very annoying. It's even though it's based on WordPress, they
don't have an RSS feed. Okay, I don't know why they wouldn't do
that. But the reason I bring it back, because I think that
they're really going to push this and this is where they'll
push a lot of their propaganda from the so called techno his
birthday,
even though they don't have an RSS feed listed. WordPress has
RSS feeds kind of built in and if you put in the classic, any
of the classic codes that you use normally and put it in the
URL line, you'll you'll see a feed or crop
slash feed.
That's one of them.
Right now Okay, thank you nailed it. Welcome. Now that's very
good. Thank you very much. That's exactly what I was
looking for. Let me subscribe right now. Oh, man, you are a
genius John C. Dvorak. As is one of our producers. I think it's
Chris Wilson from Australia. I don't think he set it up yet.
But he got sarat.com C E R R I T, which is genius. And I can't
believe that Media Matters or share blued and come up with it.
It's a very, this is something you do in the search engine
business. You buy words that start with the key next to the
one that that people will use instead of a V. You might hate
to see.
Yeah, yeah, happens all the time. Usually you then you hook
it up to a virus and you're in business.
Well, the virus would be the no agenda show. Yeah, just think
he's genius. Very smart. We need more of that.
More of that. So I do have a clip blitz if you want to finish
the show that way. Yeah, that's a good idea,
homie. Get set up. Okay, clip Blitz. Yes.
Choose 345 Okay,
are you ready? Hold on a sec. Here we go
through to rowing gas in Burma run out.
A US airstrike destroyed a home in the southeastern province of
Lokar. Wednesday killing at least 11 civilians and during 16
others. One resident put the death toll higher saying at
least 28 civilians were killed. The assault came just two days
after airstrikes killed more than a dozen civilians in the
western province of Herat Monday. Meanwhile, the Pentagon
said Wednesday the number of US troops in Afghanistan has
increased to more than 11,000 1000s more than
previously known. In Bangladesh aid groups say more than 18,000
refugees from the majority Muslim Rohingya community have
fled violence in neighboring Burma in recent days, with 1000s
more trapped at the border attempting to cross the mass
exodus came after Burmese security forces stormed Rohingya
towns, opening fire on civilians, torching homes and
forcing 1000s to flee. Many of those arriving in Bangladesh
Wednesday arrived sick or with bullet wounds.
The Buddhists are killing us with bullets. They burned our
houses and tried to shoot us they killed my husband with a
bullet when
the bottom row hangers have long faced persecution and violence
in Burma where they are denied citizenship.
Angolan elections
and NGOs ruling MPLA party is set to extend its 37 year rule
after the Electoral Commission officially declared it the
winner of last month's elections. Defense Ministers
while Lorenzo will officially replace President Eduardo dos
Santos, who spent almost 38 years in power, Angolans hoped
the new leadership will bring change to the oil rich nation
where many live in poverty.
2017 vintage
or French wine won't be flowing quite so freely this year
climate change making sure that the world's number two wine
producer has shrinkage due to extreme weather some farmers
have lost 85% of their harvest due to frosty weather. Not quite
the chilled shabbily that wine connoisseurs had in mind.
Thanks Obama brew
had a look Catalonia and vote coming. Oops.
I overshot the mark. The Catalan Government has set a binding
referendum on independence from Spain on October 1. This comes
after its regional parliament approved the vote along with a
legal framework to set up a new state. That's despite fierce
resistance from the opposition and Spain central government
that Madrid says the vote is illegal and is vowing to stop
it.
Yemen
update this has got to be the last war
in Yemen, us back Saudi coalition warplanes attacked a
checkpoint outside the capital Sana on Wednesday, killing at
least five civilians witnesses said the attack came out of the
blue.
We were surprised by the missile falling on the checkpoint which
injured innocent people in their car while they were on their way
to celebrate the holiday.
The latest civilian deaths came as human rights groups asked the
UN to establish an independent inquiry into war crimes and
human rights abuses in the Yemen conflict, which the UN says has
killed more than 5000 civilians since March of 2015. The US back
Saudi led war and naval blockade has decimated Yemen's health and
sanitation infrastructure has left 7 million Yemenis on the
brink of starvation. While it can cholera epidemic has killed
more than 2000 people and sick and more than a half million
others.
You know, no one talks about Yemen. What a mess.
What can we do, Robert? Yeah, but you don't talk about it
enough. I was thinking about that when I was listening that
clip. Do they still have a kill list that Trump has to go
by? I've questioned this a couple of times myself. I don't
know. I don't know yet to find out. I can I can find it. I'm
sure it can find out if he still has a kill list. Yeah,
I mean, it's over. Well, I think this guy was killed this guy.
Oh, not that guy. Kill him. Yeah, a lot of elections too.
And your clip Blitz?
Well, yes, the Catalonia story is one that fascinated me the
most. That's always we did have people that Twitter tweeted me
saying they would want to tell you we shot but the Rohingya
situation I don't know that much about it. So we had to look into
this. That's the kind of appeal being killed by the Buddhists.
Do the Buddhists have guns? Are they shooting that? I mean, this
is why there's
a lot of mean spirited Buddhists out there don't kid yourself.
Really?
Yeah, I didn't know this.
Killer Buddhists.
That's a show title if I ever heard one. I'm writing it down.
That Alright, everybody who will be watching C span for you who
will be watching the mainstream media, the M five M for you.
That is us. And we do it so you don't have to and we'll report
back on things that sometimes are interesting to know. Like
the little clip bits Blitz. It's like Charlie Rose is the week
ahead only with information
began. Yeah, I'll be coming up on the Sunday show. All right.
Everybody in Florida. Stay safe. As we know, getting pretty bad
on her. A safe Sunday. Stay. Stay safe, everybody. Actually,
when you do it, it sounds better.
Yeah, maybe I should just when we do the fit. I should be in
the mic. Yeah, you can tell
Yeah. Okay. You pound the mic. Pound it. Pound the mic? Yeah.
Yes. We'll work on it. Everybody work on coming to you from the
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