Be now. Totally dope Holly
Waleed bin Talal. Yeah. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's
Thursday, November 9 2017. This is your award winning give
nation media assassination episode nine or eight zero. This
is no agenda. Battling upgrades to our experience and
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curry and from
Northern Silicon Valley where I got to see a very interesting
site a few minutes ago. I'm John C. Dvorak. Hill.
Must be Zephyr related. Yes. Gee, why? Why do I think that?
All right, what was your unusual sight John,
they had three private cars hooked to the end of this Zephyr
nice. And one of them was not kind of a nondescript like a
Midwestern car. The other two were both the original
California Zephyr cars, dome cars. The first one was a normal
car and this the last car arrived and the whole Zephyr was
was a very famous private coach, which is the originals that
seemed like a complete idiot. Yes, that's okay. The original
the original observation car.
Oh, wait, that's the one we saw the picture of? Yeah, yeah. Oh,
it's a beautiful car, actually. Oh,
it's gorgeous.
Well, settle down, settle down.
owns it. But well, this. Next we talk about my ham gear. Yeah.
And
then comic books. Welcome to the best podcast in the universe.
Ladies, gentlemen, back to a normal show feels good.
About that?
Well, it started off rough this morning. As now you told me
Windows doesn't do this. But on on the Mac. If you start up
Skype, just, hey, I'm just gonna start Skype up because I want to
use it. All of a sudden. We've upgraded your experience. And
everything's different. The whole interface is different.
How you get to the audio video settings is different. It had
changed my audio video settings. Yeah, that's the bad part. Ah,
who thinks this is a good idea?
Well, you know, they used to do that with Windows, but they
don't. And nowadays it asked you if Oh, we've got a great new
Skype. You want to use it? Way and that you have a choice? You
don't. So check it out later. But
don't they say upgrade your experience?
I don't know what it is. I don't know what the what the exact
wording is. But you can just say no. Well,
I can't wait because my gear was supposed to come yesterday, my
new computer my Windows computer because as you know, I'm in
transition. I'm transition. you're transitioning. I am
transitioning to Windows. It's a scary thing.
It's very disappointing to a lot of the Mac people out there.
Yeah. Well, the Mac has become
very disappointing. And Chase everybody with their iPhone 10 I
really, you know, I've always gotten the news into new gear.
I've always liked it. Some I don't know what it is why, why
do I have an antipathy now? To the actual intent? Yeah, maybe
apple in general. I don't know what it is. Maybe they
weren't out to welcome maybe the magic is faded. That's my guess
from the missing circle.
The magic died. Although the X is important, too. It's just the
x should be in a circle. Yeah, maybe. Maybe. Maybe there's no
circle not drawn to it. No circle. Any word on that surface
phone yet? Because that's the one I want.
There's no word you'd probably be 2020 Damn the way Microsoft
operates. All right. It'll be a big surprise when they do it.
Yeah, I wanted to start off with the bailout. What's that?
Mean? It'll bail out Dan. All kinds of cool initiatives. They
had maybe that giant Surface device in the folding laptop
that was like a book.
Well, as long as they I think they should continue to the
surface line, but I opted not to get that it's just too
expensive. It's just crazy. $3,000 for a moderately sized
screen, that's touchscreen. Sure. But
yeah, well you can put a machine together cheaper than that.
Yeah, I
got an Alienware.
Oh, Alienware. It's good stuff. Yeah,
I think they're made it or they made in
Texas. Made by Dell. For Texas.
There you go. Yeah, it's nice. I like those. All right. I wanted
to start with a little deconstruction regarding the
president in Korea, his trip there. Do you have anything on
his Korea trip?
I don't have any clips or anything. I do. I have a couple.
I know not. Yes, I do. Okay. I have the Yeah, it's See? No, go
ahead.
If I have said you have worst ABC North Korea background
checks, is that not? Yeah, this is a
different kind of story. This is one of the worst. One of the
worst ABC reports, which includes two stories, they
somehow combine just so they can get a little needle in on Trump.
Okay. And I rather play it later. Oh,
okay. We can do that later. Well, so that, you know, as the
news media does left and right, CNN and Fox, but if we just want
to call out the universe's they always got to make fun of the
guy. And in this case, they were very wrong and stupid stupidly
wrong. There was a lot of bitching about oh, he could. He
had to promote his golf cars. What I do, what a tech move. You
saw this,
I presume? Yeah, yeah. So that
we played the clip per se
and Korean golfers are some of the best on Earth. In fact, and
you know what I'm going to say, the women's US Open was held at
Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey. It just
happened to be won by a great Korean golfer stone, John Park,
and eight of the top 10 players when we're from Korea, adds the
top golfers 1234 The top four are from Korea. Congratulations.
Everybody just fell over themselves to condemn the
president for doing this. But I happen to know because my uncle
was ambassador to South Korea, that there are a couple of
things that are very, very important to the Koreans. And
golf is. It's like it's bigger than NASCAR for them. And the
fact that they're winning, that they that they have huge pros.
It's like a $15 billion industry in Korea. And they really,
really love this. And in fact, if you listen to the applause
that wasn't just polite. They were really I think he did a
really good thing here. You really endear them by saying
hey, I get your culture. Anyway, it happened again, this time on
Fox with another thing.
So Trump did one of the most Trump things ever when he went
and ate with the Prime Minister of Japan. Instead of ordering
sushi or tempura, some of the best food you could ever have
over in Japan. The man orders a well done cheeseburger, but he
liked Yes. And he locally sourced the beef was from
America. Apparently,
he's got the Heinz ketchup over there. So well done, Mr.
President. I agree with him on that. You do. This is what you
want where you are. It's better for your I guess not
a single one of these people. Have no the all retards when a
moronic bunch. Do they know nothing?
By the way? Yeah, I love that clip. You should stuck up all
your clips with a bunch of laugh until after I tell you stupidity
to the clip that is pretty hard to Yeah.
The beef. And where's the beef? One the only thing more
important than golf in South Korea. Is there beef.
Well, they were talking about him bit when he was in Japan.
Oh, fuck me. I'm sorry. I'm just I thought there was Korea.
No, no, they made a big plan. Oh, then
my whole thing is no good. I mean, you know,
it's still valid. I don't think why in fact, well,
let me tell you what I was gonna say and then you can tell me how
it's still valid. Nothing is more important than golf and
beef and Korea. That's all I was gonna say. Particularly American
beef. It may be I don't know if there's a thing with Japan with
the beef. And I feel stupid.
Now the Jap Japanese have their own beef thing and I feel
stupid. They do have McDonald's doing they have beef. I feel
stupid or Japanese. Well, you shouldn't because there's
actually there is a better point to make. Which is I've noticed
this the Japanese like to when they come over here they, they'd
like to there's another train going by very slowly. Looks like
they're bringing this up for but no, it's a different train. They
there's a thing about the Japanese. And I've told this
story before on the show, and I'm gonna tell it again. The
Japanese tried to make the point that you can eat your own food
when you're in Japan in hopes that you will allow them to eat
their own food when they're visiting the United States.
Because the tendency is to give them big sticks. Take him to
lugares and give him steaks that make you say who Nurse lugares
Peter lugares to it's funny what you you're hearing, too because
they get sick they can't they don't have the right enzymes
because they don't even have beef and they will be out of
commission. It's an American trick American businessman
strict to always take Japanese businessman who you want to take
out of the negotiations to the steak houses. You'll be puking
all night brah it'll be they'll be sick as a dog for a month.
And so they so they so when you go to Japan, if it's some
official sort of a group, they try to encourage you to have
American food there and you have to ask, asked to eat the
Japanese food. Um, you almost have to you know, if you're
floating around by yourself as a tourist, yeah, you do whatever
you want. But if you're in a group, you're always guided
away. And the the message is what I just said, which is they
would like the same ability to save.
Well, in other words, in other words, curry swings and misses
and steals home.
So it it's fine. What happened? It's not a big deal. Like these
guys are making it out to be because all they have the best
suit. Yeah. And who thinks everybody in the world eat
sushi? It's pretty.
Yeah, we all remember Bush one puking in the Prime Minister's
lab.
Yeah, you don't want that now. That can happen at any moment
because most Americans puke. I think I doubt that half the
Americans in this country have ever had a piece of sushi.
Well, that's possible. It's possible and
what you know and as that sounds, it doesn't even sound
right. For some people want
raw fish? Nah. The CDC is going back to North Korea for a moment
or Korea. The CDC is on top of their game, they're spending
money. This is the you know, the CDC this was to take care of us
whenever something bad is going on. And they have a new version
of duck and cover which is now meant for the millennial
generation. And this is put out now probably coincidentally,
with all the fear about North Korea's killing us with a
nuclear weapon.
If a radiation emergency happens in your area,
this is a whole animated video.
You can protect yourself, your loved ones and your pets. No
matter where you are the safest action to take immediately after
a radiation emergency is to get inside. Stay inside. And stay
tuned.
You know, yeah. By iodine from Infowars health.com. It's
several producers are experts in this field and they say really
the best thing to do is to go away in the opposite direction
from the blast zone as quickly as possible as far as possible
advice Do not go indoors and sit there and listen what they what
they what the CDC tells you to do you dumb slaves.
If you are outside, for in a car, bus or other vehicle, get
inside a building right away. cars do not provide good
protection from radiation outside. If you have pets, bring
them inside with you if you can for food. Radioactive material
settles on the outside of buildings like dust or mud. So
the best thing to do is stay either in the basement or as far
away from the walls and roof as you can close and lock all
doors, windows and fireplace dampers and turn off fans, air
conditioners and forced air heating units that bring air in
from the outside. Once you are inside, stay tuned for updated
instructions. Television, radio and social media may be used to
share more information. Remember, immediately after a
radiation emergency, it was safest action for yourself right
down to ones and your pets write it down is to get inside inside
day and stay inside and stay to stay tuned.
Ooh, this is bad advice.
Yes, bad advice. The best thing to do is and they should say get
in your car turn on recirculation. Yeah. Which is
the button on the air conditioner that recirculate the
air so it doesn't bring it outside air and drive drive
drive. Yes.
As fast as you can go. Yeah,
yeah. This dumb Yeah.
I don't know what how they came up with that.
Why is this even being played where they're trying to scare
the public who's bombing who
while you are alive when duck and cover was in schools?
Similar thing it's the same little kid saying By the way,
Millennials don't have cars as a problem. Thank you, DC girl.
Good Good call troll rule.
It's good call, ducking cover and don't look at the flash.
Get on your bike as soon as possible you hipster and go in
the opera. direction. Cheese. Now is it time for your ABC
Korea clip?
Well they clip is a is really about the about, okay, this is
one of the worst, ABC has really lost his head writers or some
because this they decided to combine two stories that are
totally unrelated. Two completely unrelated and they
combine them into one for no apparent reason. Let's play this
birria threat, a dramatic change in tone from the President, even
expressing hope about talks with North Korea, something he
recently called a waste of time, I really
believe that it makes sense for North Korea, to come to the
table and to make a deal. That's good for the people of North
Korea and the people of the world. I do see certain
movements. Yes. But let's see what happens
quite a shift for the president who not long ago said this,
they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power, the likes of
which this world has never seen before.
While he continued to boast about America's military
dominance, he acknowledged war would be bad for everyone.
We have many things happening that we hope, we hope, in fact,
go a step further. We hope to God we never have to use
Jonathan Karl with us tonight from Seoul and John, the
president in Asia, of course dealing with North Korea there
but also the mass shooting here at home. And at John when it
comes to the suspect, despite that domestic violence
conviction that escaped from a mental facility. The President
insisting that extreme vetting would not have worked.
Yeah, David, you heard him say it. But the bottom line is there
are bipartisan calls in Congress to strengthen the background
check system, including John Cornyn, a prominent Republican
in the Senate, saying that he wants a new law strengthening
the current background check system. David,
Jonathan Cole reporting on the President's trip in Asia. John,
our thanks to you. And there are also major developments in the
Russia investigation.
That is very strange.
And then he wraps it he wrapped just say, Here's John Karl
reporting on the Asian trip.
So what's that got to do with this shooter in Texas?
I think that's very odd. Why do they? I don't even know why I'm
asking you. There's no reason no rhyme or reason?
No, this could was to me one of the worst jobs of reporting ABC
has ever done by combining these two stories. Why don't they have
to report it this reporting the Asian story and they're asking
him about background checks.
It almost feels like a paragraph got messed up in the prompter.
I asked him the question. But then it was
strange.
If that's true. Then John Karl is one of the best field
reporters in history. Yeah, because he had he didn't miss a
beat answering the question about background checks could be
mine, even though he's reporting from Korea.
By the way update, we really need to get the curry Devorah
consulting group over to the CDC, because obviously, it
should be called an Uber. That's what the millennials do. Yeah,
they call an Uber or get your bike share. Like, share,
you know, so in San Francisco,
they have all these Ford bikes. Ford, as in the I gotta take a
picture this record as in Ford trucks.
Yeah. Is a big rack of bikes that you pay a little, I guess,
I don't know, if you pay $1. I don't know what the what the
procedure is, is one of these rental bikes. And it's a rack of
about I don't
know, we got them here. In New York. They're called city bikes.
And he
I know they have those too. Oh, but these are Fords. And every
bike has the Ford logo on it. And it's like, why is for doing
this? It just makes zero sense to me. And they end the I don't
know what they cause but you these other basic city and some
of these other bikes that are borderline free, or you pay a
quarter or something cheap people are leaving them all over
the place like they did in China. There's a big we did the
story about Yes, I
remember you know, in Austin, it seems to be working
well in the Bay Area's not as Californians.
You're you're not polite. You don't put your bike back.
Well, they do put it back if you'd call in the middle of it
into the top of a tree back. But it's but these Ford bikes I'm
gonna take this a weird it just
was just seems like someone bought into some advertising
scam and thought it was a good
idea promoting cars, not bikes.
No. It's the new for John. The new Ford, the friendlier Ford
and forget that it's Chevy truck month.
Yeah, thank you very much. Early Chevy truck month it is
while the Country Music Awards last night and a big Big
sponsorship by Chevrolet Chevy
awards was anything good was any good? I?
Well, yeah, they did a lot about the Vegas victims. And they
showed that that collage photo of the victims, they did
something generally interesting, which is instead of, well they
did have one kind of full length dead dead people segment, which
I was surprised to learn that Tony Martel and Sandy Gallin had
passed away. And in both of them, I was like, Oh, I didn't
get the memo. And so Carrie Underwood was singing, but
throughout the evening, they would have different bands
perform. And they would do a song by dead person who would
who had written the song, and the funniest bit was when Little
Big Town Little Big Town one for Best Song of the Year, which is
really recognition for the writer. And it was it was they
it's almost like they were embarrassed because I should
have clipped it actually. You know, the award goes to, I
forget what the name of the song was. And there's Taylor Swift.
You can see him going, Oh, why? Well, because he wasn't there,
first of all, and they came up and said, yeah, the Taylor Swift
wrote this song. So she deserves all the credit when they could
tell they were feeling uncomfortable.
Oh, the Taylor Swift thing is completely out of control.
That's good. I want
to say that I am a little bit from the future on this.
Yeah, you kind of call this kind of, but they Well, you didn't
call it a years ago.
I have a clip but of yourself. No, I have a clip of the
controversy.
The American Civil Liberties Union has issued a letter
calling out Taylor Swift after her lawyers threatened a blogger
with a lawsuit the piece published on a site called puff
Ron drew connection between the Call it what you want singer and
the alt right movement. It was written by the site's executive
editor Megan Herning, who argued that swift music has included
all right language and symbolism. The post also
critique swift decision not to publicly endorse a candidate in
the 2016 election. Now the ACLU is involved representing Herning
and posting a cease and desist letters and by swift lawyer
William J. Briggs calling for the post removal Briggs asserts
the singer has no obligation to broadcast her political views
telling Herning the fact that her political views are not
public enough for your tastes does not give you the authority
to presume what her political opinions may be, or that her
political views correlate to the support of white supremacy.
Briggs also insisted that swift unequivocally denounces white
supremacy and the alt
right this story has taken off, and it's no different from what
we played from that stupid entertainment podcast when we
first identified what was going on with Taylor Swift. And if you
read this blog post, which is very long, but it's in the show
notes that 980 dot no agenda notes.com The author is taking
her video, ripping it apart and saying, Well, you see this thing
over here that's clearly a little nudge nudge wink wink
towards white supremacist and over it, we're connecting the
dots. I'm damned distressed by this is a this is a 2126 27 this
is just a you know, I won't say that she's not talented and
genius and successful.
But well, you can say she's not talented, but she is successful
for sure.
She's talented. But then you know, this is this is this is
wrong. This is just wrong was
very good.
I'm defending Taytay team Tay Tay.
There's a very good editorial in today's I think it's today's
Washington Post. Yeah, that talks about the new feminism is
really ugly. And they cite this this Taylor Swift episode. And
they have the checklist they say if you if Taylor Swift is
considered to be everything bad because she won't denounce
Trump, right?
That's that was the top reason we identify all it
is yeah. Jesus and then they said that today's feminist say,
if you don't denounce Trump, you're not a feminist no matter
what you say. Yes. And it's actually really well written.
It's got all the real definition.
I'll put that in the show notes. I hadn't seen that yet. But I
saw a variety write about it USA Today write about it. And at the
same time, she's got her campaign is in full gear. She's
selling a magazine with her CD,
and she's got a new she had a new album, hitting, dropping,
dropping is dropped. I said, you know, as I said, hitting her you
got to drop baby. She's got a new album coming out. So that
will be when by the way what's wrong with saying coming out a
new album coming out white? Why say dropping because that's
cultural appropriation at its best.
And it comes from the hip hop world. And so it seems like
there's a lot of this publicity is probably benefiting her.
Yeah.
And also, she has a I think a TV channel on Uverse. Which is
coming.
Yeah, for an Oprah Yeah, that'll be a bus.
I don't know about that. No. Do not doubt the power of the
Taytay
I doubt the power of the of these TV networks or less, which
says we're talking to real news. Yeah, let's jump to the latest
on Kevin Spacey.
Well, first we go is the ABC.
No, no, you gotta save Dennis. That's the second clip. Alright,
the first step is more Kevin Spacey allegations.
Ooh, yes. Okay. Yeah, boom shocked.
distraught mother, a former Boston TV news anchor today
accused actor Kevin Spacey of sexually assaulting her son.
Heather Unruh says her son did not report it at the time
because he was ashamed. We caution her story includes
graphic details. Here's to Rika Duncan.
actor Kevin Spacey has sexually assaulted my son. At a news
conference in Boston today. Heather Unruh describe what she
says Kevin Spacey did to her son at the club car restaurant on
Nantucket in July of 2016. When he was 18 years old,
Kevin Spacey bought him drink after drink after drink. And
when my son was drunk, spacey made his move. Spacey stuck his
hand inside my son's pants and grabbed his genitals.
She says spacey left the table and a random stranger came to
her son's aid.
She told him to run and
Unruh a former news anchor tweeted her frustration on
October 13. saying in part, I was a Kevin Spacey fan until he
assaulted a loved one. The cape and islands district attorney's
office confirmed to CBS News that they have received
information regarding allegations of indecent assault
and battery. Police are now investigating. Representatives
for spacey didn't return our request for comment. Unruh has a
message for the Oscar winning actor
and when he hurts one person. He hurts all the people who love
that person. And he shouldn't be ashamed of himself. I hope he
feels real shame and at some point and feels the heartache
doubtful. Okay,
so how will this kid was other this kid was 18 I believe right?
So you shouldn't have been drinking anyway.
Right? Well, that's turns out to be besides the point the story.
There's another aspect of the story. If you read variety and
some of these other trades, the kid was starstruck with spacey
and he sure could have and try to find a picture of him try to
find a picture of this 18 year old Oh, it's not illegal to post
a picture of an 18 year old find his picture. What does he look
like? Interesting. You won't find it. I think I found one.
And I think you can kind of get a little with this ABC report
which has got a little more in it than the CBS report which is
really just negative reporting. The ABC report gives us a little
insight and listen carefully to what is said here, and you'll
get kind of a feeling for what might really have happened.
She says spacey insisted that her son go with him to a party
than the actor left to use the bathroom.
A concerned woman quickly came to my very shaken son's side and
asked if he was okay. She told him to run. And he did. He ran
as fast as he could. All the way to his grandmother's
house. She says he woke up his sister and together they called
their mom
nothing could have prepared my son for how that sexual assault
would make him feel as a man it harmed and it cannot be
undone. She says her son filed a police report last week and
handed over evidence Netflix had already severed ties with the
House of Cards actor after mounting harassment allegations
on a
couple of things. One, why are both kids at Grandma's house to
evidence
those are two things he ran and ran around to Grandma's house
now did he get picked up or taken maybe took an Uber to this
place so he didn't have time to call Uber again? So he didn't
have a car? So he ran and ran and ran to grandma's house and
then to get to call the Mommy had to wake up his sister. Yeah,
now I'm not I don't know what this kid anything about this kid
I'm not gonna make accusations but he seems like a very
sensitive boy. Yes. And I think I think spaces saw him as gay
and coming on to him in the dead he has little before I go to the
bathroom grab his crotch thing was probably some sort of
well, that's that's gay for Hey,
gay for Hey, that's gay for Hey,
hey, hey,
show title.
I don't know about show title.
But but the point is, is that this is this is ridiculous the
story.
It is ridiculous.
Where is the boy? Where's the boy had come in the boys not
dere doing the news conference. Why is mom taking care of all of
this?
Now you're connecting the dots.
And Mom, if you see a picture of mom and her husband who looks
who looks rather Hollywood ish, probably produced just a very
good looking boy. Let me say put it that way. Right. Okay, so
this story is very this is just a disk. Now it's gotten to the
point.
I have thoughts about that. Bash, I have thoughts about
that. But first, Stacy, First, I need to give you props. I'm
breaking the no talker rule. You were very, very right. With your
assessment of spacey and the gay community. You know, I heard his
show got canceled. This was some Hollywood gay guy on Tucker
show, you know,
I heard his show got canceled. It's a saint. It's a shame that
we don't have a metaphor for a crumbling failure. This seems to
be that it's typical that these people are so much in bed with
one another, that it doesn't even occur to them that that
this reaction would be like this, that people would catch on
to this and see how disgusting this was. Now, don't don't Don't
be mistaken for one second, if Kevin Spacey had been a good guy
in Hollywood, good. He had come out years ago because people
have known that he's been openly gay, basically living as an
openly gay man for a long time. If he had come out if he'd been
at the GLAAD awards every year if he'd been on the cover of our
magazine, if he'd been this outspoken member of the gay
community, they would not be dragging him like this. They
will be trying to bury these 14 year old. These allegations
about that this this person made when he was about things happen
when he was 14 years old.
You were right. Yeah, you were totally I didn't get it. I did
get a note from one of our may be gay listeners. I'm not sure
you could have any gay listeners. Plenty of gay
listeners and one and this guy berated me saying no, is not the
gaze of cursor. Inside Job. That's a big, it's not the gaze
and he then he sent me a clip of spacey mocking the Bohemian
Grove. In a in a part of the
Okay. The Illuminati is trying to get rid of him. That's what
it is.
But it wasn't it was some other group. But it was it was clearly
mocking the Bohemian Grove. And this was after he had visited I
guess he was a guest there for one of the summer encampments.
And that he liked or didn't like it, you can't say. But he did
this bit and he ended. So thus Yes, he's claiming this
illuminate? You know, I know a lot of these guys in that in the
Bohemian club. And they're so far away from politics nowadays.
It's not even. They just roll their eyes at this stuff that is
don't see this even being a remote possibility. And they
have very little influence in Hollywood. None. Not compared to
the gay community. Right. And so I'm still sticking with my guns.
And I'm glad you brought this clip in. So that that kind of
throws back on this guy who sent me the
wild pushback. There is one additional theory which I'm a
little disturbed that you and I didn't figure it out. And it's
not the reason why the hurricane Harvey gates storm erupted. But
who are the main people with very little evidence, or, you
know, for seemingly innocuous crimes? At least in spaces case,
we don't really know what happened. It's alive. You know,
he said, she said, you just pointed out this is an odd
story. Also the head of Amazon Studios, I believe, as our
producer pointed out to me, that this may be being misused,
abused or used from the broadcast and film people, but
really broadcast to shame. The video on demand people their
biggest competitor, and they just got rid of a pretty big
show.
Well, that's an interesting theory. It's no agenda thinking
to the max. And it would bring in the reason that Woody Allen's
name kept cropping back into the situation because he's done a
deal with Amazon. And he put up a phony baloney little TV thing
yet, but it sucked. So nobody ran
and Jeffrey tambores is now being accused of harassing a
trans woman and that's another Netflix show.
Yeah, keep your eye on it is I like yes, you're right. This is
totally no agenda. Wow, that's a great that's a good one. I'm
actually more inclined to I think the gay thing still valid
and I think they are, you know, ganging up on him. But I like
this better. This
is. Let me see. I think it was Adam Barrett. Yeah, producer
merit. And I'm gonna just read his note actually occasional
producer listener. The first thing that struck me when the
series of articles on Weinstein came out the emphasis on his
relationship with Netflix and Amazon the emphasis Yes. Also,
why was this such a big deal but every party involved went out of
their way to do everything possible to cover the whole
Jeffrey Epstein business. It's a whole nother story. Let me see
what he puts here. Hollywood's revenue is in decline. I don't
have the numbers at hand. But I understand is the worst year for
revenue in a very long time video on demand is being blamed.
Well, oh, he had to further recognize this open secret you
only have to look at the actresses who were wholly
compelled to thank y&z at every opportunity, and arguably the
alignment to those to these and those wrapped up in the
Fappening. Ricky Gervais made a joke. Okay, well, it's not
anyway, I like the whole broadcast and theater versus
Netflix and Amazon angle, because it certainly seems
that's what it's being used for. Maybe we
have to analyze I think you have to do this properly. We'd have
to look at the unions, and how much involvement they have with
the video on demand. Because if if the thing is going video on
demand, is still money into the same coffers, Parramatta 20
Century Fox and all these guys, so they're not going to be
complaining about not the
spacey production. That was not a big studio production as far
as I know. Thank you.
I don't know we'd have to look into the but I like this whole
theory. I think it's a I think it's quite it's valid to look at
it that way. I got a kick by the way out of because I made this
mention on the other last show about who What about the women
who liked hanging out hey, you know, having sex with Weinstein
is always that kind of a woman and so I just as I was saying
that I didn't make it I didn't put in the newsletter but I
could have so I'm looking at against as I'm going through
variety to read some of this trade stuff. There's a picture
on the online picture of Guess who Lindsay Lohan ah saying I
don't see why they're everyone's jumping all over Harvey they
should let leave him alone stop now
stop picking on Harvey media rights capital
that's so that's one into that camera media
rights capital MRC is the main production company. And let's
see what they do. They also are producing Ozark which is I think
also an on demand. House of Cards, House of Cards Ricky
Gervais Show, or Ricky Gervais, specialties, careful Ricky
Gervais your next. Who else could be on on the on the way? I
see. And they produce a lot reader rocks whose reader row
was Rita rocks. I'm not familiar with that show. Okay, well, I
think we should keep her eye on it.
Yeah, I liked it. Yeah.
Yeah, I liked it, too.
Okay, well, I think we covered that enough. Yeah. So the big
the, oh, by the way, the story that you don't have any clips
for and that I think is like a meaningful in some funny way or
other. And I think we touched on it is the is the way I touch I
know I talked about with Horowitz which is these these
new papers the new version of the Panama Papers. Yeah. And I
didn't have the Panama there.
I mean, the paradise papers paradise paper. Yeah. You know,
and I heard you and Horowitz talk about it didn't hear the
actually didn't hear much of the show. I just heard it and like
in the opening, and I figured I don't have to worry about it.
John's got it covered.
So go there's nothing to get that's what I'm that's why I'm
pre apologizing.
I don't even I don't even know the basics of it. Oh, well, the
basics of it is this big law firm, when it's similar to what
happened in Panama is a is a company that specializes in
hiding money. Yay. And now there's, this is a bigger one.
This is a bigger company that specializes in hiding money for
other people. Every one of these companies is about five or six
of them, I think worldwide and where are they located? These
guys, I don't remember. They're in Cayman Islands or someplace.
I'm not sure if somebody in the chat room might know. But
they're not in Panama. But they're in one of these
companies that specializes and so every one of these companies
have their own group of clients, which will always be different.
Because the way I see it, somebody is hacking these guys,
one after the other end is going to happen once every year. So
the next hack will be next year with the new another one of
these companies. And so they hack comes out or they hack
releases all these documents and people plow through it. And then
this one newspaper in particular leads the way this German
operation and then the New York Times Guardian these other guys
get it as part of some sort of deal. And they all plow through
it trying to figure out what's going on and they've
deconstructed the Queen of England for example uses these
people surprise G and and it shows how she hides money and it
shows how everybody hides money. But there's no these guys are
high end lawyers there's no illegality So the story is kind
of a fizzle,
which is kind of the same with the Panama Papers. It's not
really a story there. Yeah,
it's it's kind of it's just interesting. It's not like
scandalous Well, it's it's scandalous and interesting. It's
not illegal or anything like that. But it really makes you
wonder why these guys you know, have all these deals with people
and are supposed to do deals with so they run it through
these operations, these fake companies that own each other.
And so this is like a massive breach of bigger names and you
can look it up on look up paradise papers in the Wikipedia
and there's a number of the major players that listed and I
got nothing there's nobody none of the networks made a big deal
out of it because half of them are doing it
it seems to be something that they just refer to now like well
as we know from the from the from the paradise papers guys
rotten, you know, that's I was kind of referred to
Yeah, I find it somewhat distressing that I mean, the IRS
makes such a big deal about you know, middle class tax returns
and meanwhile Tell me about it. They meanwhile they have this
going on and they have the scammers going you know they're
just ripping off the public to the tune of billions of dollars
by filing false returns and then having the money sent to a
credit card to do scam is quite interesting it's pay and go to
Target and buy these blank credit cards and then you load
up charge it up with money getting charged up with money
and you just use that number to sue the IRS pays you directly
for the false return I'm
surprised that these elites who are so incredibly smart don't
see the store of value that Bitcoin clearly is
and you like ABC now you're just changing the topic
I cannot I can't believe that they're not all buying Bitcoin
it's basically a great store of value better than gold. Why
aren't the smart people doing that?
So anyway, that paradise papers I've gotten nothing, there's no
good stories, there's no nine clip there's nothing to talk
about except individuals and it's so what
just calling back to the to the Weinstein thing. Look for
revelations from Handmaid's Tale, because that would be
Hulu. Look for revelations from Orange is the New Black. What
are the other big show's?
Handmaid's Tale Orange is the New Black
Handmaid's Tale wouldn't work because Hulu was owned by the
television network. So they're not they're not going to bite
themselves in the foot. shoot themselves in the foot.
Well, that television net Well, no, but it would do her thing.
It's the Hollywood Studios.
Right? It would be okay. Maybe Yeah, but I still think it's
about the outlet.
What have you got Netflix,
but it has to be the perfect storm of video on demand and not
a day. That's Netflix and Amazon. So those are the two
target companies.
So who else do we have?
The transparent would be the parent would be already
happened? Yeah.
So I'd be looking at oranges and new black, The Goldbergs? Man in
the High Castle.
Oh, well, how about Game of Thrones when that day? Hey, show
that it's got the millennials. How about
Game of Thrones? That's HBO but that's a problem, isn't it? No,
it's
not. HBO. HBO has been around forever. And this is not a
problem. Okay. No, I'm dead. I'm thinking of that millennial
show. That's what's got some crazy name and everyone's raving
about is the main one of the main winners on
Stranger Things. Yeah. Stranger Things. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Yes. Okay, is. That's right. Eyes open showroom. Troll room
eyes open. Great. I love it when we get a new theory.
It's fantastic. This is something to do. You don't have
enough theories.
Let me throw this at you. This just came through. I haven't had
a chance to watch the whole half hour. I just got a two minute
clip right off the top. Talking about your feminist and your
crazy nut job. BBC Hard Talk had Kathy Griffin on Yes, I saw
that. Did you first let's talk about the hair.
What about the hair?
Did you see her hair?
Yeah, I did. It's gone. Yeah, she cut her hair off. It looks
horrible kind of a clip clip look. Looks older. She looks
like an I don't know what she doesn't look right.
She looks like a like after they shaved the girls heads if they
were Nazi collaborators after Second World War they That's
what she looks like. Sorry, that's,
that's that's pretty much more makeup
is more makeup. I just wanted to play this just to hear how
incredibly insane she is. Remember, nothing would have
happened to her nothing would have happened to her job.
Nothing would have happened if she hadn't done this. So
ultimately it's up to her that things happen and you take a
risk as a public person no matter what you do. But now that
Trump Kathy
Griffin, welcome to your stand up show which you're currently
taking around the world. Yes, it's funny, and it's Frank, but
to many people, it is also shocking. And to some it's
offensive. And I wonder whether you carefully calculate how to
offend?
I do. I'm an expert and offending people. I've offended
you just in the makeup room alone. Because first of all, I
can't believe someone married you. But
what is so she's she she's an asshole. Not funny. I don't I'm
not quite sure what that's funny
is that she talks like she's coked up.
Thank you. Yes, good point.
But good luck to her. Anyway, when I took that photo, one of
the things that struck me was that people actually were saying
that it was a severed head. So what I like to talk about in my
act is I make a joke of it like as if I went to the severed head
store. We don't That is hilarious doesn't exist. So the
outrage doesn't exist. I'm disappointed who knew didn't
exist.
So the outrage is faux in my opinion.
What is this faux wind, Swindon we use? Fo instead of fake? Fo?
What is that?
I don't know. It's funny that you you noticed it? Because
yeah, you're right. People using fo all the time, even though I
think it's a reference because everyone likes our FDA
purchases. The Vietnamese sauce represents soup
with noodles. Yeah. Noodle Soup fall. I think it's called pa
fall.
But actually, there was a there was a recent I'll tell you, I'll
just pronounce Fah. Really. And then I'll say that because there
was a recent show on the Food Network. And they had this
Vietnamese guy on one of the top restaurants and he says you
pronounce it Fah? Okay, you know, don't pronounce it far,
far away.
As far as I have a GIF of some Fah right here. Alright, so
she's rude. And she's not funny. And then she's gonna go off on
it is pho,
in my opinion. And I am, you know, I don't have one single
day of paid work ahead of me in my own country in
your own country know this.
And I'm more cautious because of
the reaction because of the reaction. But let's start with
the reaction. Let's start with
Mr. Guest. But really, let's I said I want to get
what is that? If someone had said that to me, and I
need to go be like, Oh, wait, you play that back again? I
missed that. Yeah. So he interrupts
her incredibly interesting story.
But let's start with the reaction. Let's start with the
action.
I thought I was the guest. But really, let's do this. Well,
don't you? mansplain Whoa,
Jones, you mansplain to me. Come on. This is she's ill. I mean,
mansplaining Sure. It's a thing that was not mansplaining you're
on you're in. You're in a faux environment lady.
She's unfamiliar with this show to you.
But she's in a faux environment, namely a television studio,
which is meant to look like a you know, a swanky Space Station
type thing with monitors, you're in a full world girl. And now
he's mansplaining because he wants to run the interview the
way he wants to run it. You're a guest, and you're a guest to
promote yourself. Yeah,
I thought I was the guest. But really, let's do this.
Let's start with the action of choosing to go into the
photographer's studio with that mask. And that ketchup.
Let me just stop you and say one thing I will say this difficult.
The photographer Tyler shields has the copyright. And I have no
say in the copyright. And so I just have to say, because I
trusted him. I kind of got screwed blaming
the photographer now. Okay, anyone but your fault, Kathy,
have you met Hillary
that he can make what however much money from that image which
will sort of stand with me forever? There's that I mean
that that
is your biography. And frankly, your epitaph will probably be
about the moment you decided to stand with people
in airports want me to do the posts with their with that post
with their head?
So that's where you should be making your money. Kathy, you
should care on the bottles. Yeah, great idea. Yeah, I mean,
you could you could make millions doing that. Hold on
there ahead. We'll we'll catch up around the throat. Yeah,
charge money, Photoshop
your body out
with that pose with their head.
You know, bull crap. He has a copyright. He's got a
photographer's copyright.
And she has a right to her persona.
She can do whatever she wants that in that regard. She can't
sell his phone. Oh, that's what she's talking about. She's not
even she's not getting cut
in. She's not getting cut in that switch. That's a problem he
can make.
She should have known better what she's been in the business
for every forever. She should know how this works. She thought
it was I know how it works. I
know. I know. I've you know what it's like when you walked out I
when I went to the musical in Holland. And there was only one
way to get in. And, you know, in fact, I walked behind the
photographer's because I didn't want to walk on the on the faux
red carpet where everyone's taking your picture because I
was just I just wanted to watch. I didn't want to do I didn't
want to do it. They get corralled for the military.
Okay, so I do it. And then all these guys they're not taking
pictures of me with the backdrop that promotes the the the
musical now they're taking close ups. So you're assholes and I
walk off you're just just gonna make money out from my close up
and they're all going to be crap. That pose
Oh, okay. They do make money they can. So if I take pictures
of you, yeah. And I can put up a website and say you need a
picture of Adam for a new store. You can buy it for me for $15
one time use you can get more for it if it's a naughty one.
Yeah, well, you can get anything you want. You can get 200 or 300
bucks depends on who you're selling it to. Apparently, the
guy whose picture it is it didn't get anything.
Sorry about this, but apparently she shaved her head for her
sister who died of cancer. So another another swing and a
miss. Sorry.
Okay, well, it'd be thematic. It's fine.
People at airports want me to do the posts with their with their
posts with their head? I say I can.
So you know, as I posed the question and the introduction,
what were you thinking at that time? You must have known that
you were crossing a line here?
Yes. Of course. That's a comedians job. That's what we
do.
I feel is that a comedians job? John, you happen to know a lot
about comedians.
Comedians, job, I don't know what a comedians job is to make
you laugh. Does he ever make you think, yeah, comedians job is to
make the audience laugh. Now, I want to go back to whose idea
was it to take this picture of her holding out the head? I'm
sure it was. Photographers. No, it wasn't her idea. I'm sure.
Well, then it's her intellectual property is his photograph, or
you're still, that is her intellectual property. She can
do the airport poses. She just doesn't want to do them.
No, but she could make a bundle. Of
course, that's a comedians job. That's what we do. I feel if you
don't cross the line. Well, I like to move it and then cross
it. Then what are we doing? When we get there do jokes about the
differences between puppies and kittens? There's never been a
president like this in history. There's never been a president
who deserved to be shamed so much.
Please refer to the show notes for the rest of this interview.
It's she's off the rails. Sad, really. She's a victim. She is a
victim. She's toxic now. No one will touch her. Or touch her.
Yeah, that's bull crap. She's gonna come back and do a big
tour is going to be filled with all these Taylor Swift haters.
They're all going to go see her. And it's going to be almost an
all female audience and she's gonna make a shitload of money.
That's my side of the prediction. Could be. Could be.
So the other thing that's kind of Oh, I got just a little entre
mon here. I want you to list this is was Cramer. Jim Cramer.
Yeah. In California at the talking to Marc Benioff, who we
both know
he's from Salesforce. He's the
guy CEOs of Salesforce. He's a billionaire. And now he's
unbelievably rich. He's I don't think I could recognize him
anymore. He's got to bulk out. Yeah. And then kind of
nondescript, actually. But he did have something to say that's
interesting in regards to our show. Things in general that
I've never I've never heard this. It reminds me of Scott
McNeil McNeely saying privacy's dead, which he was probably true
about in some ways, even though it's something you suppose Scott
McNealy, he's a grand Sun Microsystems. So let's try this.
Listen to this and tell me if you wait, I want to discuss what
you think of this. That's what
Marriott is doing. Also, they realized what LTE is dead. They
want to have this huge community of hundreds of millions of
consumers map out where they are on their journeys and get all
those consumers into those Marriott Hotels. Walk in have a
great experience. Have your key right on your phone, and welcome
back to Marriott. That's a customer experience.
That doesn't sound like just a loyalty program. Loyalty is dead
because it's all about your community. Isn't that how you
buy anyway from your friends? Yes. Don't you want to join
when I when I think about community He I think about
strategic partners. I think about large companies that have
figured this out. I'm thinking about a new strategic
partnership that you're going to announcing who is,
well, you're gonna see us do amazing new things with Google.
And he goes on after that talk about amazing new things,
amazing new things here and there. I miss typical Silicon
Valley
guy. Yeah, right.
Now, Cramer couldn't keep a straight face when he said,
loyalty is dead, which is his basic thesis. And, and that
doesn't surprise me because it kind of flies in the face of
everything. But the more I thought about it, you know, he
said, loyalty is dead and community is we're going to take
over I
concur. I do too, because we if you look at our community, and
we've called it a community,
it is a community and they know what's going on in Michigan.
Local number one. Yeah. Yeah. The meetups. They've meetups all
the time. That cancel when we and what's
great about it is when you say community, which is really a
community of interest. Yeah, it can be anybody we have, that we
run the gamut of people, locations, race, art, genders,
everything, which
I think, by the way, I think is more typical of a genuine
community. Because if you look at it, like a town, which is a
community by definition, yeah, there's not. It's not all a
bunch of the same people that don't look like each other. It's
a it's a variety of people, they all that live in that same town.
And that's what an our group, I think, is closest to a genuine
community, because we have every age group, we got kids, we got
little kids. We got old people. We have military, we have
police. It's unbelievable. Teachers, yeah, lawyers,
everything. But
we should have a loving.
We should have a love. Now. So I'm thinking about this. And so
far as what does it mean for everything? Because maybe
loyalty was always weak. And it never would, you know, these
loyalty programs were all a gimmick. Because I'm telling you
the truth when I was like even renting cars, it. I used to be a
big Emerald Club member. And here's what happens. So and so
the Emerald Club was a great deal. And I had all these perks,
and it was what
you said, you said it right there. Great deal is about the
money. It's not about the loyalty. It's about the money.
In
fact, it was all it was always about the deal, because when
they change ownership, they killed a lot of my old coupons.
And the whole thing was like week, I know, I never very
rarely rent from them. Yeah, so the loyalty thing tends to be
Yeah, you keep offering a lot of good deals. And I think that may
be true with Amazon. What do you mean? Well, Amazon really keeps
you hooked, because they get to outrageously good deal on
shipping, free shipping. So
that doesn't, number one, right? It's complete. Easy, right?
I think is one of many reasons. But it is the number one reason
I think that no tax is in many cases, although it's hard to
pull off in places like California, but there's a lot of
stuff I buy on Amazon not paying tax on now. And overnight
delivery. Unbelievable selection is all these benefits. But if
somebody else came along with a better deal, yeah, we don't
all rush right over there.
I think so. I think it's
also availability of product. I think that you know, I keep
reading to Amazon's kicking Google's ass in search and like,
What do you mean? And then when you look at the details, its
product search people go to Amazon more often and just type
in whatever product they want. I find myself doing that. I do
that all the time. I mean, it makes so much sense. Oh, yeah.
Good point. I think loyalty is dead. I mean, if it never, ever,
ever, ever existed. Loyalty to your own pocketbook for sure.
But the power of a community that's what I mean look at our
10th anniversary. Look at the community that came together
and compare it to today for example.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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hey you know what I'm feeling like a trip in the Ultimate
Universe transition machine
oh well that'll please my daughter Jay. You
read everybody we're going into the alternate universe it's
going
to be only first sparky
sparky always Oh, sola. I just got to look at the ground for a
second thing makes me nauseous that machine
I'm gonna get a drink of water. That doesn't bother you. You
don't get nauseous from I never
get nauseous. I don't really necessarily get altitude
sickness. So I think it's probably part of the same
function.
No, I don't get altitude sickness, but man does that the
transition really hurts. All right. We are now on the
alternative view. Yeah,
we're here but why
but I 1000s of people's and cities across the country will
scream helplessly at the sky one year after the election of
President Donald Trump. The events are being planned on
Facebook in Dallas, Boston, New York, Miami, Philly Austin and
Washington state. In the Details section it reads quote, rage
rage against the dying of the light mark the one year
anniversary of the so called election of the so called
President by joining the National Primal Scream how to
Sky gnash your teeth, Bangor drums, and it goes on from
there. The Dallas event starts at six tonight on the
continental Avenue pedestrian bridge. But as the Facebook page
itself warns it will be 48 degrees and rainy outside
metiers to CBS 11 News.
Well that's our local news and here it is. Now, wait for it.
We've got some some real big miles in in the crowd there it
is now, do you see why we're here?
Uh, yeah, I guess. I didn't even know this was going on. I think
I would have heard some where I'm located in in the normal
dimension. I think I would have heard some voices. I didn't hear
anybody
doesn't carry over only if you're a dog. It doesn't carry
over with people. That's rude. But it was fun. disturbing.
But are they screaming in Austin?
Everywhere is Austin Dallas Houston. Yeah. But with their
heads all
places, Texas.
Yeah. Well, we're pretty blue here. You look at Dallas and
Houston and Austin is this Democrats a lot of Democrats.
And so they're screaming in the sky that just this is a this is
another one of those things organized so you can meet girls.
Did you see that? Saturday, Saturday Night Live skit?
No. The call girl the bar? No. Oh, so
the girl is sitting at the bar and she's you know, guy after
guy comes in one guy's got a pussy hat on the other guy's got
you know, like, I'm with her t shirt. And you know, strikes up
a conversation and then he says hey, you want to go home and
make out it's just no to bitch horrible bitch. It just keeps
going like that. Like all these guys that are they're just a
scam date.
Yeah, that's what it is. Makes sense. That guy yelling at the
top of his lungs and there was definitely trying to get
attention. Ah, then you go and you can also look and see what
kind of screamers are there the women wise, because you know if
somebody is one of those unbelievably screwy ones insane
you don't you know, you don't have to go to them.
It's a good place for market research is what I'm hearing.
Yeah, like, Okay, you're not on the list. Oh, my goodness. Well,
let's get out of here. That's all I had. Read Dramamine
is going to be only America first America first.
came from the universe back with a dog back now. All right.
Democrats had begun, you know, they want to add a lot of people
making a bigger deal about it than others. But CBS had a very
good report. You know, they had an election like yesterday.
Yeah. Not because I asked your question that this was a this
was this gubernatorial
election. It was the state elections in certain states
gubernatorial
question state,
I have linguistic questions, and it
goes, Why is it the governor of the state, but yet it's the
gubernatorial election? I don't know. Why does the V convert to
a B?
And there's a joke in there somewhere and I can not.
The life wasn't meant as a joke. I'm just trying to figure it
out. But there is a joke, and I never understood that.
Well, you could say Toria somebody will go to phrase from
the chaise will go into the gubernatorial discussion. Okay.
But there's a lot of the Democrats definitely have made
the hay with their identity politics. Oh, yeah. Because
they, their claim to fame on all their people that they elected
were just I would say diverse group is diversity in Democrat
elections.
That the Capitol. Thank you, Nancy. Across the country. The
2017 election saw big wins for a highly diverse group of
candidates. Chip Reed introduces us. It's good to be Chris
Hurst was a TV news anchor in southwest Virginia two years ago
when his reporter girlfriend was fatally shot by a former station
employee during an outdoor live broadcast. And briefing Hurst
decided to run for the Virginia House of Delegates as a Democrat
in a Republican area. And one,
I think she would of course be incredibly proud. I also think
that she would immediately be bending my ear to make sure that
I fulfill on the promise that I don't just talk the talk that I
walk the walk to
Democrat Danica Rome made history in Virginia by winning a
seat in the house of delegates. She will be the state's first
openly transgender lawmaker. She defeated a conservative
Republican who sponsored a bill to dictate which bathroom
transgender people can use.
It's okay to be here. And in the words of sales, being who you
are and be that well,
Democrats Hello Ayala and Elizabeth Guzman will be the
Virginia House of Delegates first Latina members. Well Kathy
Tran, a former refugee from Vietnam, first Asian American,
did they have any cripples? Anything like that?
And it's not just Virginia diverse Democrats were elected
across binder Bala is a Sikh and won the race for mayor in
Hoboken, New Jersey, despite racist fires that said, Don't
let terrorism take over our town. Democratic Jenny Durkin
will be Seattle's first lesbian mayor.
And can I just say to Donald Trump, keep your hands off
Seattle
Wilmont Collins came to Helena Montana 23 years ago as a
refugee from Liberia from is believed to be the first black
mayor in Montana history. Andrea Jenkins, winner of a seat on the
Minneapolis City Council will be the first openly transgender
black woman officeholder in the nation.
This is dynamite. Hold on a second. I am giving you a clip
of the day for this. I had no idea was that clear? That
diverse? The diverse dems. Yeah, wow. Wow, that's really great.
I'm so happy. These people will be fine. Well, you know,
we'll see. I
too caught
the just because somebody's diverse. Well, if you don't you
don't you do? It doesn't mean they're any good. But the
Democrats will try to make it seem so but we don't
know. But from the report, we only heard their qualifications
in diversity not in ideas, legislation or governing,
governing. Or any of the like, I did also catch the Chris Hurst
guy and I went back Well, first, let me play the report I
have when I met you, you were dealing with the worst thing
that you'd ever imagined happened to you? What did that
moment do to you and change of in terms of changing you and
putting you on this path?
I remember very vividly. When I met you. I met you outside of
our television station the day after Allison was killed. I told
people Denson, I'll tell you and your viewers now that Alison and
Adam Ward's death, connected me to humanity, more than anything
else, that I, through tragedy had a shared experience and a
common bond with so many people who have gone through tragedy
who have gone through loss. And now, unfortunately, as we've
seen in recent events have also gone through the tragedy and
horror of losing a loved one through gun violence. But it
connected me to my community, it galvanized me, to my community,
you know, only through fire can that steel be forged stronger,
and it made me want to stay in no place other than in southwest
Virginia and Appalachia, but I couldn't stay at the station
anymore. It became too emotionally difficult for me to
stay there. And so what could I do that would be a natural
progression, to be able to give back to a community, to a people
that gave me so much strength, love, prayer and support when I
needed it. And that seemed like the right thing to do.
Now, I remembered that when we covered this story, there was a
lot going on, it was a lot of issues with with the official
story. And with this guy in particular, if he really had a
relationship, he was really going to marry her. And I don't
want to speak ill of the of the dead, or not dead or whatever.
But had just remembered this guy was very, very strange. And it
is looked at the date, August 27, is when we had these
previous clips to almost a year to date a little bit longer.
Let's just go back and listen to two quick clips from Chris Hurst
after his girlfriend, Alison Parker was killed live
on camera, they reported and investigated. And once you
answer that question, then that kind of guides you as to whether
or not you really think that something should be done by our
government. How are you doing? I mean, I woke up this morning and
was staring at the hotel ceiling, wishing that I could
return this contract that I signed, that she was going to be
here with me that we were going to have our life together and
that this wasn't going to be the most dramatic five months of my
entire life. But I feel a duty to honor her with action. And
right now. I'm a storyteller, and the only thing I can do is
share the love that we had together.
I don't know remember the whole I remember that whole contract
thing. And then he says that I didn't know this would be the
worst five months but when I thought that you were that it
was five months of bliss. It was very weird. You remember this?
Yeah. What was his worst five months? Well, this wasn't
recorded five months after the shooting.
No, I I think that well, maybe the second clip when do you
remember he had a book like a scrapbook? And he was proving
that they had a relationship?
Yeah, he was well, even when I saw him with this latest when I
think he
ended and yeah, go ahead just said MK Ultra.
I don't want to make this a theme of this show. But he looks
like a closeted gay to me.
Oh no, he's definitely something in fact, didn't they? Isn't he?
I don't think he's come up.
Now. Not every story Hello, every single story. Let's just
take a look. I'm just going to do a book of knowledge. So
Chris. Chris, what's his name first? Yeah, first gay. I go
Google.
It Hirsch or something like,
increased Hu RST? I thought I thought it was being touted as,
as as a gay a gay man.
No, if that was true, then they would have pushed that in that
CBS clip of the diversity. Although
I thought I saw some more I don't remember that. Well, let's
just listen to him proving that they had a relationship.
This is something that I have been showing people and somewhat
hesitant to show with the public but she I believe would want our
love to be shared because it was a love that was genuine love
that I hope everybody else gets to experience at least once in
their life. As young foolish couples in love do we celebrate
not anniversaries, but month anniversary, month, aversary six
month anniversary, she made me this photo album with bursary
which says that all of these pictures are from my phone. And
I don't really post on Facebook very much. We were not public on
our professional Facebook pages or social media has been in a
relationship together. It was something we talked about
eventually doing but we weren't there yet. I don't really post
much to Facebook at all. But these are pictures from the
first six months of our relationship and she said it was
my job to upload photos to Facebook and put pictures in
here into this into this scrapbook for the next six
months.
Right. Well, yeah, that was peculiar.
The whole thing is rather odd and now he's a congressman. When
you
take that was the state state legislative suggests
that just it's important. A state senator, State House
delegate I think they call him okay.
Anyway, eyes on that guy. Yeah, I would say I've always thought
that was odd. I always thought it was odd that
that guy's dead gaze needs to be watched. Put your mind a list.
John, this could be on a list.
Put your mind a list. I tell you the very good, very good. You'll
also be on the list. Al Green.
Got it for that guy on the list. Oh, that guy's insane.
He got up again, Mr. Speaker.
I rise because I love my country. Mr. Speaker because I
love my country. I rise to thank those who voted to reject
bigotry, racism, xenophobia, ethnocentrism, sexism, hatred in
all of its forms. Mr. Speaker, I rise to thank them for what they
did when they voted to reject these things. And Mr. Speaker,
because I love my country. And because I cannot accept these
things. Mr. Speaker, I refuse to accept hatred. I refuse to
acquiesce to any forms of bigotry, Mr. Speaker, because I
rise to reject these things. I now announce that before
Christmas, there will be a vote on the chief Insider.
Oh, there it is my favorite word. The only word that you can
use that doesn't fit the First Amendment if you incite violence
with your words. Yes, right use it man
on the chief insider of racism, bigotry, hatred, xenophobia,
sexism, ethnocentrism. There will be a vote in the US House
of Representatives, Mr. Speaker of the impeachment of the
president,
no real confrere. Dang. Go.
Well, that's assuming that well, that's this year this like, Crap
This guy. What is he representing anybody?
Who does he represent?
Well, it's a good question. Let's look it up as a chain of
revenue. I think it's jersey or someplace like that.
All right, any word? I haven't
gotten there yet. Al Green. Al Green, not
the singer. Good luck with that one.
Well, I know us put representative, Congressman Al
Green. Working for the people of the ninth District of Texas.
Ah, I should have known. Told you, tells you it's a blue
state. If you actually got the Texans out to vote, they'd
probably vote more democratic. Well, sounds
like they have anyone that would put this guy in office and keep
them there work. What's his district? I wonder where is it?
Gonna be like? No, no, let's find out. Our district map of
the district. Very information about the district is one of
those one of those gerrymandered districts it looks like some
sort of a monster Sugar Land. So outside of pearl land, sugar
land or land Sugar Land. Where it is I have no idea. This is
the middle of nowhere, Texas, which is pretty much Texas.
Hey, hey, hey, easy, easy with us now?
Okay, well, let's move on to since we're going through actual
news today, let's go oh, by the way, I want to play his little
tidbit because this is a gem. It's not been discussed much. In
the tech media, it was just kind of mentioned in passing on
Bloomberg. Okay. And I think it may actually be a trend that
might be underway, because you know, the net neutrality and all
the rest of this stuff that is inviting the government to come
in and fix things might result in this read play the Bloomberg
tidbit
check. And Congress continues to make the case for holding big
tech more accountable for the efforts to hold internet
companies legally liable for the content on their platforms.
Well, this is what we've always been talking about. It's section
709 Is that what is 702703? What's my number? It says is
whether or not this is what it's been about. We talked about
this.
This is shut down Facebook and Twitter shut and Twitter,
Facebook and the one that's the one if you're gonna go after
this stuff. I don't know for a fact that it's there but the
most vile of pornography is on Tumblr alone by Yeah, who yes
with Melissa Meyer is running Most lessons. So when Marissa
Marissa, Marissa said, Melissa, why are you sure she brought it
in, and Tumblr is gonna, if you go in there, you're gonna find
kiddie porn. Oh, it's illegal to post it. It's illegal to have
it. It's illegal to hold it. They're holding it. Yeah. But
the way that the way this is being done, I did read
something, we didn't bring it up because of the 10th celebration.
It's all being done through the Backpage case. So, you know, to
start off by saying, Well, you know, you are legally liable if
there's human trafficking involved. So that's how they're
going to start it. And I think they're going to, I think
they're gonna fold they're gonna buckle these guys got to
Zuckerberg, I think they they're pooped on staying through them,
whatever. We're not, we're not worried about you. We're
powerful. They'll probably go along with it to some degree,
and they'll get screwed. But yeah, it's going to shut it
down. And good. Good. The question is, if I'm hosting,
let's say, no agenda social.com. Will I be held liable? Yep.
Well, then that has to end. It will
a lot of this stuff past engineers,
section 203, by the way of the Communications Decency three,
yeah.
Here's the problem you're going to run into, which is,
John, hold on, let me just restate it for people who don't
know, because we just assumed that, like all other tech, horny
shows, and that's not good. Section 203 was put in place
very smartly, I believe, that said, if you have a server where
people are generating content on your server, you will be like a
library, you will not be held liable for the content that you
host in your library, which is also pretty important for
libraries. Yes. And that's it. And that's a very, very smart
thing to do. I think it really helped the entire internet grow.
And now we see the unintended consequences, or be unintended.
It's human nature, there's not much you can do about it, about
humans being evil and crappy.
Well, one of the my thesis on all these things it has to do
with and I think our theme for today may kind of represent this
when you came when you came up with the producers thesis that
the one side of the show business is getting rid of the
other side attacking the other side, because they're, they're
causing trouble. They're making them lose money the way they see
it. And they don't understand how money works, apparently,
because they did the same thing with VHS tapes, which saves
Hollywood, but that's beside the point. We have this instance, we
have traditional publishers not too happy with with Facebook and
Google in particular, because they're stealing all the
advertising dollars. They haven't stolen it at all.
Are they stealing it? Well, they're taking. Yeah, okay. I
gotta use ours. Yeah. And then using headlines.
And they're stealing our headlines. And they're using
they're leveraging us. Yep. And all the hard work we do. And I
know this, this meeting is taking place all the time. Yeah.
Because that's the way they see it. They see it. They're
leveraging is they're stealing our headlines. They're stealing
our stories, and then they're making money. And they're
sitting there stealing our advertising bastards. So so the
big media, big media, that's includes the television people,
even though they're kind of halfway in the, you know, their
foots in both camps. But they're not going to, they're not going
to be Oh, leave Facebook alone. It's so important. Leave Google
and Twitter alone. Because you know, you can't you can't go
after them. Because they're so important to society. Nobody
sees it that way. Right? They see is that they're just
stealing money. And they're not even doing it. And here's the
joke of it. I'm at Facebook, I'm stealing money left and right.
And I'm not putting any work into it. It's all algos and
bots, and a couple of salespeople, maybe as hundreds
of them, but it's beside the point. I'm not doing the kind of
work they do at a newspaper where you have editors and troll
and people going in good writing and all this extra work you have
to do to make sure that you're not doing anything. You know,
that's not right. They don't care. You want to publish fake
news? Yeah, Ray, the fake news thing. The way I see it is is
leverage. It's a shoehorn. It's a look at what they did. And now
they're going
out with Russia, the Russians and the money in the collusion,
Russians
and the money and the Saudis and the money and all this
corruption in the money. And
about the Saudis for a second. Yeah. So
I want to go into that. Yeah. Yeah, I'd
like to talk about that right now. But you know, and we can
talk later that you know, some of that there's actually a
conspiracy theory with ties the Saudi anything into the Vegas
massacre? Yeah, interesting way.
And we heard that one.
Yeah, I know you'll like it, you'll like it. But I got an
email from one of our producers wants to be anonymous. He says
the Saudi Aramco This is what part of my thesis that you know,
a lot of a lot of things are taking place. And Trump was over
there. And he said, Hey, you know, you want to list you want
to list on the right exchange be probably the New York Stock
Exchange, you got to clean up your stuff. You know, whatever's
going on. And then also, we have this cleanup. We also have to
remember that the third in line when the king was still alive,
his helicopter crashed. Oh, boy, it's nasty when that happens,
which seems like to me and assassination. But our producer
said it's going to take a year at least he says the books are a
mess. He said, apparently, he has inside knowledge. And I
can't tell you why. But yes, I think he does. He says the books
are a mess. We have no that
makes sense. It's completely like napkins a multibillion
dollar monster company, and they have had no controls over the
years. There's no books. Precisely. That's a mess.
There's no Goldman Sachs and all these hot shots. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly. So they're cooking up some books. And they
will and they will list
books that cooking the books. This is
from scratch from scratch. It's their own recipe. MacArthur's
Park.
Yeah, you know, Goldman Sachs is going to be involved. They're
good at this. And they'll come up with some some sterling
books, because this is promises to be the biggest IPO in the
history of
IPOs. Yeah. Now do you want me to tell you about the Vegas
conspiracy? Do you want to talk about what's going on?
Well, let's do the I think we should talk about what's going
on first. And then that then it will lead into the greatest
conspiracy? I got three clips. All right. I have. I have let's
do the what one of the I have to actually maybe for this hit.
There's a fourth t is inspections.
You got what do you got?
Okay. Well, let's start with this is the I guess Judy was on
vacation. So they put the this guy this the Asian guy reading
from the prompter. He was terrible. He said flubber. And
well, but it's a good background, this al Samana on
PBS with the Flubber floodlights.
It was a momentous weekend in the Middle East. In Saudi Arabia
today the government that the government announced it would
hold trials for 11 princes accused of corruption. The
arrests were part of an unprecedented crackdown and just
one of many aggressive moves made by the young Saudi Crown
Prince in the last few days, and that term, that turmoil send oil
prices to a two year high today. President Trump traveling in
Asia took to Twitter moments ago, expressing great confidence
in King Solomon and the current Crown Prince, saying they know
exactly what they're doing. Here a special correspondent Nick
Schifrin.
In the name of fighting corruption, Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman is stamping out opposition and cementing his
rule. The 32 year old ordered the arrests of more than a
dozen, including Prince AlWaleed bin Talal, a billionaire who has
major investments in Citi Group, Twitter and apple and Prince
Mohammed bin Abdullah, the former national guard chief and
most obvious rival, it's not the first House of Saud shakeup, but
it's the most rapid and It centralizes Mohammed bin Salman
has power over the military and security services that began
earlier this year. When he replaced Mohammed bin NIAF, the
former heir to the throne, then we'll have a binary Sharif CTV
announced the arrest, accused the princes of embezzlement and
stealing public money. That was a message to a Saudi population
that sick of ostentatious royal wealth and eager for reform.
That reform is what Mohammed bin Salman is selling a state owned
Oil Company Aramco plans to go public and diversify. Mohammed
bin Salman, who's known as MBs, has vowed to modernize and fight
extremism.
Right? Yeah, this will fit nicely into the theory. Okay.
And so there's one, there's one little group of details, I want
to play one little group of details that came up in the
report as they continued going on and on about it. And then I
want to play the CNBC analysis, which is a little longer, but a
CNBC analysis, which is interesting, they have better
guests and because it's about the stocks, you know, this is
gonna get affected by a book. But let's just play the Saudi
and Middle East details part. For two
years, a Saudi led coalition has targeted Iranian allies the
cooties, the war has caused the world's worst humanitarian
crisis. And this weekend, Saudi announced a total blockade. That
was in response to the Houthis launching a ballistic missile at
Saudi Arabia. The Saudi military spokesman said intercepted the
missile and blamed Iran
the coalition has no Pull evidence to prove that Iran is
providing weapons to the Houthi armed group. The damage of the
Saudis anti Iran policy extends to Lebanon. Prime Minister Saad
Hariri has led a fragile alliance with Iranian backed
Hezbollah. And this weekend, Hariri visited Saudi Arabia and
appeared on Saudi owned TV to resign and blame Iran. Well, she
for doing more about Iran, wherever Iran is present it
plants discord and destruction attested to by its interference
in Arab countries. Throughout this process, President Trump
has lent support, and the Saudi leaders who embraced Him have
been emboldened. Oh, this means today might be the most volatile
moment for Saudi Arabia in more than half a century and two,
okay. Now, I find it so this is like a setup to get Saudi Arabia
and Iran to go to war, which they would like to do, I
believe, could be they, they hate. Bless me, I need an off
button. They would gladly do it. I believe if they were if if we
support one side, which would be Saudi Arabia or the other. And
we would now but on the other, but in a more reasonable tone.
CNBC, I think actually probably did a little better job of
giving us some insight into what might be going on. Considering
that if this guy doesn't get killed this 32 year old prince
that's running things, he doesn't get murdered, which, you
know, is going to be interesting to watch. He'll be in office for
60 years, it'd be like one of these characters that just runs
the country forever. But let's play this deals
deals deal. That's what's going on right now. Meanwhile, Saudi
Arabia's King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman,
launching this anti corruption committee resulted in the arrest
of billionaire investor Prince while we while he'd been tunnel
of Kingdom holdings, and a dozen other Saudi princes and
ministers over the weekend, you've heard about this and
shake
up not only as geopolitical implications, but could also
cause ripple effects into US businesses. Joining us now for
more on this is Dennis Ross, a former Special Assistant
President Obama, currently at the Washington Institute, and
Fred camp from the Atlantic Council, who joins us live from
Riyadh,
it was kind of a gratuitous little jingle they threw in
there. Why did they do that?
While she's talking somebody, I think somebody sounds like
a button slip like, yeah. Yeah, fingers.
Just for more on this is Dennis Ross, a former Special
Assistant, President Obama, currently at the Washington
Institute, and Fred camp from the Atlantic Council, who joins
us live from Riyadh. Thank you both. Dennis, just to begin with
you. What do you think the implications are for US
businesses?
Well, I think there'll be a concern about whether or not
there's going to be stability in the kingdom or not. And that's
going to raise questions about is this a good time to be
investing? My own sense is that what we're seeing is a dramatic
effort to consolidate the power of the Crown Prince, so that he
can actually carry out the reforms that he's serious about
producing, he wants to transform the kingdom. I was there last
year, one of the leading ministers said to me, welcome to
our revolution disguised as economic reform. I think in the
end, the economic reform will actually be quite good for
investors. I also think transforming the kingdom is
something that's necessary.
Fred, understandably, since you're in Riyadh, we have a long
audio delay. So we'll be patient with this. But I'm curious. How
is this all playing out in Saudi Arabia? What is the mood in
Riyadh this evening?
Yeah, we'll get to market forces in a moment. But let's first
talk about what's going on in history. There's really a sense
that since Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman came to power in
June, a country that has been moving very slowly has been on
overdrive. There is a geopolitical impact the geo
economic impact and a geo religious impact. Don't forget,
this is the place of Mecca, the center of global Islam. And and
this is a leadership that's trying to move toward modern
modernity and moderation. So what you've got now is a
situation where over the short term, you're going to have a lot
of investor nervousness. You have the you have oil going up
today. But if this 32 year old former reformer stays in power
can actually change the kingdom. I agree with Dennis, he could be
in power for 3040 years, and this could be an amazing long
term play.
Dennis, I understand that everybody's talking about him as
a reformer and that they are doing some things like letting
women drive and maybe attending sporting events. But is that
just a disguise? I mean, there's one UK analyst at market watcher
who is saying there are some predicting a more repressive and
theocratic Wahhabi ascendancy as a possibility his behavior is
certainly not in line with the country moving towards
democratic pluralism.
Well In a sense, what he's trying to do is carry out a
revolution from the top, not from the bottom. But he also
recognizes that you've got to transform the kingdom, it's if
it's going to become more modern, he also recognizes 70%
of the population is under the age of 30. Bear in mind, some of
what he's doing right now, in terms of the anti corruption
campaign is both to appeal to that larger population that
feels they've been left out. And also to show that he's producing
a kind of dynamic change, that being being able to take on and
produce this kind of a change in a very conservative society,
probably had to be engineered from the top, we shouldn't look
at it, it is something that's going to be a democracy, anytime
in the near future. That's not what they're trying to do. But
what they are trying to do is modernize the country. So it's
stable over time, I think with both Fred and I are saying is,
if he succeeds, this is something that's important,
because it also creates a successful model of development.
There has been no successful model of development in the Arab
world. One of the reasons why you see groups like ISIS appear,
is precisely because there hasn't been that successful
model. This potentially could be one.
She does a lot.
There's a lot. There's a lot going on there. And there's
something else going on something else we got to add to
it, which is Lebanon. The Saudi Arabia has just ordered all
citizens to leave Lebanon, this comes in the wake of the Prime
Minister, resigning suddenly.
Well, in the previous clip, they discuss how he walked over to
Saudi Arabia to sign on their television. Yes. Oh,
correct. And this is very bad, because it appears that perhaps
we as in we mercans, and I will point squarely at the president
and worse Kushner? I think they're involved in setting up
some kind of civil war in Lebanon, a religious war, but
will be a
civil on the list. It's on Wesley Clark. Oh, my God. Yes,
John, let's get the list. Hold on a second. Wes Clark. Here's
the West Clarke seven. This was from three weeks after 911 seven
countries
in five years, starting with Iraq and then Syria, Lebanon,
Libya, Somalia, Sudan and finishing off Iran.
There you go. They ran, of course, big friends with
Hezbollah. Now. In a way that also kind of well, there's a lot
that fits into this Vegas theory, which I want to unravel
and unfold unfurl for you here. And you have to understand that
this entire makeover of the kingdom, since the since the
prince came in, Mohammed bin Salman has not been sitting very
well, with everybody and women driving, we've got we got nuts.
So we have this whole we've got to become nicer, we have to
clean up all the corruption. This did not sit well with a lot
of people inside the kingdom. And there was an obvious power
struggle with the main rival.
But you have to remember that one other factoid in there,
which is 70% of the population is under 30. And these folks
aren't, you know, they're young, and they, you know, it's like
the huge young population in Iran. They don't like this
repression, repressive idea. They tell this, and they stick
and get satellite TV. I mean, they stuff gets, they have
iPhones, they have iPhones, and they have iPhones. I mean, yeah.
So something does have to give
well, all willy bin Talal is the main culprit here. And, and by
the way, they mentioned him in the CBS report without ever
mentioning that he's a major shareholder in Fox News Corp,
not just Fox but also in four seasons. And I didn't know it
Yeah, I didn't know this. But the I didn't know that either.
The top floors of MGM are actually four seasons property.
Of the not the of the not MGM but of the Mandalay Bay Mandalay
Bay. So those top floors if it's two or if it's four, but those
are actually not part of Mandalay Bay per se, they are
four seasons property. So here's how the theory goes. The end
you'll recall there was there was other weird stuff going on
in Vegas, there were reports of other shootings, not just
reports, we played some police audio and there was shooting
going on in other places. So the theory goes, that paddock, the
Vegas gunman air quotes, was indeed running guns, selling
guns, thinking he might be selling into some Taliban or
whatever. And he was in with the spooks with the intelligence or
with what whoever set up the sting. But the idea was that the
there was really a good group of what are being called assassins
Saudi assassins under order from Al Waleed bin Talal to kill
Prince Mohammed bin Salman to assassinate him and so they had
guys everywhere and there's video and it's very interesting
videos in the show notes of a guy who certainly looks like the
prince with armed guards not just armed guards but with with
automatic weapons drawn walking through the casino leading him
away from wherever very odd video something you've never
seen before with just with their guns pointing around you know
trying to just walk through the casino so the theory goes that
these guys were just going to get their guns it was going to
be a perfect a perfect setup and you remember ISIS did claim
responsibility so they probably kept their end of the bargain if
this wasn't if this happened this way they kept their into
the bugs Yeah, we did it but it went wrong. It fell apart and so
these guys just started shooting and maybe they always intended
to shoot at the crowd or at a crowd or shoot stuff up and when
they couldn't get away they both committed suicide that's your
two shots at the end but there were multiple assassins
everywhere try and probably one of the bodies that with the body
we saw might have been one of the you know the assassins might
not even have been paddock with the hell knows
the body they kept showing was only from like the butt to the
day never showed it is up for
that see his dress would be wrong so you know there's a lot
of different angles to this but it does kind of fit in a way and
unresolved for me is indeed what are all these other shooting
events going on in Vegas what was happening you see this video
is like wow, okay, I just like to know who that was what was
going on? Why did that happen? That may have that may well be
just for chance stuff
but do we will do we know for a fact that he was in Las Vegas? I
don't I don't know. I don't know for a fact I
don't know if it hasn't come up in the conversation that's for
sure.
Well, these guys do go to Vegas a lot and they usually will go
into skies and they love gambling. They'll go to Vegas,
they'll go to what's the one off China? They're the island.
Macau. They love gambling. They've got plenty of money but
probably more more likely is
my understanding is rarely do they wear their their guard Arab
garb? Yeah.
Yeah. I don't know it fits. It's it's still way out there from
the skies. For Trump to then just go along with it. Now it
kind of makes sense because he knew what was going on. He wants
Solomon to be his buddy. I guess they saved him in a way from the
assassin crew. So that was kind of good, but it's a conflict
because you know, I'm sure some people got killed something
happened. Maybe it wasn't all a big false flag maybe was just
something gone terribly wrong. But for sure it makes sense that
this guy is under attack as you say if he's going to live for 60
years if he's not assassinated and perhaps the so called rocket
from Iran maybe it was something else in bound to kill the
prince.
Well, the one thing we know and I've described the situation as
sounding like the end of the first Godfather movie where this
guy throws everybody can into house arrest as fast as he can
all at once which is the way to go seems to me and the towel
we'd go well whatever you know, I tell what your answers the
tower with a guy who owns half of everything. Al Waleed bin
Talal and and
just one more little thing. The coincidence and timing of
Trump's Twitter being deleted may not be a coincidence seeing
as this guy has clout within Twitter
Ben Tao bin Talal Yeah, he does. He owns piece of it. Yeah. Or
did
so maybe Maybe he got someone to you know, so. Trump couldn't
tweet about anything while something was taking place. I
don't know. I don't know.
Yeah, it's it's it's piling on. I would have all I know is that
this guy this new guy is 32 year old millennial he has a he's
gonna be a problem. He's gonna be a problem is gonna be a
problem for somebody. And I think Trump has made the right
move by visiting him immediately after becoming president. And of
course, you saw in the newsletter I had that thing kind
of outlined as him meeting with the new guy and then next thing
you know, Al Waleed bin Talal is in prison because he Waleed bin
Talal had had insulted Trump before the election, saying he
was a disgrace to America, and he's never going to win the
presidency. I mean as if he's an American making these comments
he's not and I thought I thought it was extremely insulting and
kind of weird that he do that at all. Yeah, because they've done
business together. And next thing you know he's in jail and
Saudi Arabia I think just there's some hanky when I
noticed Hanky Panky but it's some good diplomacy going on if
you want to call it
well what it does do and I'm surprised it hasn't caught on a
little bit maybe we can start some of that I think people
should be boycotting Twitter for the evil thinking that the part
owner be now. Totally appalling.
The ball will lead bin Talal Yeah, that
you know the heat hates women driving and they should you
know, it's not to politically correct this outfit this Twitter
outfits got evil money, bad money, bad money.
Yeah, yeah, it's gonna catch on. Probably not. But this will be a
story that we follow throughout. Probably for the next year.
Yeah. And sadly,
I'm I really feel we're going to see Lebanon will be the proxy.
It's where it's all going to go down in Lebanon. This is it
means Lebanon always gets the short end of the stick. It's not
like they don't have their own problems with man. Was it the
80s it was they verbalize the place,
they realized it was the first mobilization and it was blamed
on the Syrians and of course, the Israelis too, and then they
wrecked the place and the Lebanese are the best of all the
people in that area in terms of them. They're also they're
fantastic people, the Lebanese and they're also considered I've
talked to Pete to Middle Eastern Arabs and Jews about in the
Middle East about the penchant for doing just making business
and doing business and running business and being business
oriented like a like a like a Chinese would be. And I always
attributed said, well, the Jews have a very great sense of how
to start and run a business and do various things. They
everybody learned it from the Lebanese, even the Jews, he says
that Lebanese are the businessmen, the natural born
businessmen of the Middle East. If you find a good business,
you'll find a Lebanese somewhere involved on keeping the thing
running. And I always thought that was kind of an interesting
observation because the ones that get they had in the 50s
Apparently, what was considered the Paris of the Middle East
when in Lebanon, Beirut was the was Yeah, and you can look it
up. It's like Saskatoon. Exactly, Saskatoon.
We just call it the Saskatoon of the Middle East. It had
these beaches, and it was all you know, it was very
westernized and all the rest of it and the next thing you know,
is bombed the crap and it's already you know, it's it won't
get I don't know, if we get bombed as much as Syria got
bombed, which seemed well deserved after what they did to
Lebanon. But this is a much more verbalization the Saudis have
stayed out of this model, damn, mineralized. Right,
but I have a feeling that you know, Kushner went into Lebanon,
we have this guy, you know, resigning in Saudi Arabia on TV.
You know what next? We're going to see Israel going into Lebanon
to get Hezbollah is that what's going to happen? More? Are we
going to see the Sunni Shia fractions in a civil wars? No
goods coming of this and I'm telling you, we have a party and
I'm looking at Jared Kushner Yeah, he was gonna bring peace
to the Middle East. He's no he's just going to move the fighting
to Lebanon. Bad idea.
It's not nice. It's on the list. It's
it was on the list. I know it's on the list. Dammit. Let me do
two little fun clips before we go into our second break. I
always love the podcast. People always speak up on the podcast.
They don't say things especially journos. journos do things on
podcast they would never do on their traditional show. Katie
turn. It has written a book. And what's the book called? Who? Who
wrote it? Katie? Katie char ter. Your friend gave it to her.
Katie turned to her from
NBC.
And I don't know what she wrote. Yeah, she's
been doing the rounds. Let me see
none ball election or something like that. No,
it has a snappy title. The title is unbelievable. You were so
close. Yeah, it's my front row seat to the craziest campaign in
American history. Black Wow. All right, Katie to her and she was
on. I like her though. When I when I hear her speak. She isn't
gonna watch
if you watch her show, which you don't on MSNBC. She has
her own show. I
thought she was just a course. Over a year. She's had a show.
And she sucks.
Okay, well, that said she was on recode with Kara Swisher. And I
just had to clip the grabbing by the pussy segment because you
rarely hear. It's always like grabbed by the lady pods by the
vajayjay by the lady bits. And here's two women because they're
on a podcast just talking like women and I enjoyed the
conversation. You
were also the first if I have this. My memory correct. You
were the first on air reporter to talk about the Access
Hollywood tapes. I was Yeah, yeah. And that was because NBC
had the tapes in their vault because Access Hollywood was an
NBC says Hollywood had the tapes, but it was an NBC
distributed show. They had the tapes but yeah, but Access
Hollywood
still had that's
important. I think for some reason she really makes a point
of that he didn't Access Hollywood not NBC Access
Hollywood. I don't know why. But the reason there but I'm sure
there's there's some talking point reasons the tapes but
yeah, but Access Hollywood still had the tapes.
Right. But But NBC got was aware of you got them sooner than
others. So
yeah, we did because, yeah, because it's an NBC property.
You know, the first time I heard the tape, I was sitting in an
office and I'm my ear was right up against the computer because
the volume was really low. And I could make out Donald Trump's
voice distinctly. It's a voice at that point. I knew better
than my own. And, you know, he's talking about trying to sleep
with a married woman. He's He's saying these things that you
know, on a hot mic that clearly he wouldn't say if he knew
although he had been saying wild stuff on Howard Stern before so
this is not totally out of character. But hearing him say
you can grab them by the pussy was
that really got me covered the pulse here? I love how she says
that guy by the placenta.
hearing him say you can grab them by the pussy. Was I mean my
jaw. cartoonishly dropped to the floor over yelling out in this
in this executives office and executive row where everyone's
relatively quiet. Oh my god did Donald Trump's just say he can
grab women by the pussy? I mean, screaming this out. And and then
thinking, you know, wow, if he Oh my god. And if anything's
gonna stop this campaign that's going to be this or is it? You
know, I think I thought immediately Oh, my God, this he
can you were the one telling NBC that nothing, none of these
other crises. Were gonna stop. So what do you think this one?
Not this one might but then I but almost immediately, I
thought, wow, I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah.
Because what me, I thought it might for a few reasons. One,
his campaign went completely dark. 50 former and current
Republican lawmakers were either calling for him to drop out, or
calling for him or saying they weren't gonna vote for him. The
crescendo of condemnation, was it was a crescendo It was loud.
Then again, I knew that Donald Trump was not somebody who would
ever drop out of anything, he would never quit. And if you
forced, if you pushed him back into a corner, he would just
fight harder. So what happened in what was going to happen in
the debate was my question, how was he going to try and turn
this on Hillary Clinton? How would he use Bill Clinton and
his accusers? Would that work for him? And then the real test
was, what's going to happen at his first rally after that? If
the same amount of people the same amount of enthusiasm is out
there, then well, no, it didn't. It doesn't really matter. And
that's, and that's what I'm talking about that the first
one. So the first the first rally out of that was was 1000s
of people. 1000s. I don't remember exactly where it was. I
think it might have been Ohio 1000s and 1000s. And 1000s and
1000s of people screaming and cheering, the more that he was
backed into a corner, the more that they felt like they needed
to defend and the louder they got, there was a woman wearing a
shirt and
women by the way, yeah, I went to several of those rallies
after that.
There were there were a
lot of women there. And one woman was wearing a shirt that
said that she wasn't the only one but she was the one that
that we got the best images of I guess, Donald Trumpkin grabbed
me by my and she had an arrow pointed down. Wow look like a
woman. She like glad she's wearing glasses. She She looks
like someone's mom, though. She was like someone on the PTA at
somebody's middle school like crazy. Wonder pussy grab. Yeah.
Donald Trump. You know, it was wild. It was wild. They did hair
care.
Man, I enjoyed that little version of that back and forth
between the when the policy talk.
Yeah, hey, you know, I just Well, you know, that shows
there. I remember a clip which we had actually played this
clip. It was right after this incident and some woman and it
was in Minnesota or someplace that they were very practical.
And she was two ladies and they were middle aged. And they were
they were asked specifically because the reporters are
pushing the story. And the woman says well every time I've heard
stupid shit like that from a man. You know, it's like what
last week, this is no big deal. And they were very down to earth
about a saying this is a guy, you know, talking over his head,
and it's very common that men do this and I've always felt that
way about a lot of this stuff Trump does. He's really kind of
a guy from the 50s. You know, Brett he brags a lot. He's he's
a little over the top with this stuff, to say the least. And
this was just bull crap. And as somebody pointed out, he was
true words was they they want to just kind of they wasn't it was
a little they untwisted a kind of a twisted phraseology. But
it's beside the point. It's thought it was almost a
demarcation point between the the, the hysterical cater, and
the practical.
Well, I guess I have a much shorter, practical clip. But I
did just while that was playing, I looked up, Access Hollywood.
Maybe we missed this. Maybe we talked about it. The it's an NBC
a K, NBC owned production. So it's a little disingenuous of
Katie to say, well, you have Access Hollywood had Access
Hollywood is produced by KNBC, which as far as I know, is Oh,
no. Is it an Owen? Oh, I think so. Okay, so NBC doesn't own it?
No, they
own the station. Go its own. Okay. So I think it's an Oh, no,
I Okay. Oh, and that's why excuse the name can be see
they're not going to lead right in.
The executive producers Robert Silverstein, Oh, didn't operate,
owned, owned, own and operate. The executive producer of Access
Hollywood is Rob Silverstein. He's a lawyer, not a
constitutional lawyer for the Silverstein law firm. And as I
just dove into this, now, everyone's pointing towards him
as the one responsible and you know, if it's a lawyer, I'm sure
he has a beef with Trump for something. So that's probably
the guy who did it. Yeah, I mean, he's a lawyer, you know,
he's going to have, you know, especially if he's successful,
he's going to have had run ins with Trump somewhere. Katy did
have something to say kind of the rational Katy tour about the
journos and everybody, when you're
looking at like, who, who are the big gets, who are the big
opportunities for, you know, I mean, right now, the big voice
gets
or you know, the people that don't want to be gotten because
they don't want to get the Hellfire from the other side,
which is Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie
Sanders, those are those guys hellfire. She's good, but the
headstrong those. Those are the names that people look at in the
Democratic Party for potential leaders in 2020. I wonder if
there's somebody just completely different than we're just not
thinking everything. So
you think some of the biggest democratic names are, in
essence, avoiding the fight?
I think that it's the conventional wisdom is that you
don't want to put your hat in the ring too early because you
don't want to be the focus of everybody's attention. Right.
The focus of all the criticism is attention,
and therefore we have a sort of a vacuum of ideas at the same
time. Yeah, I'll say that. It's a democratic idea. I'm not
putting that on.
You. Look at the DNC.
I have a lot of ideas. Sure.
I don't I just wonder if the DNC is
Kara Swisher Shut up? Where she trying to do?
I have a lot of ideas bring
me into the inner circle. I should be in politics. I know
what I'm talking about.
Putting that on you
look at the DNC I have a lot of ideas. I don't I just wonder if
the DNC is has their finger on the pulse I mean, they put out a
press release after flake announced that he wasn't running
again just attacking flake and it's like dad I see a
little tone deaf seems like a loss exploit articulate about
these more articulate than Democrats about the price.
You're almost like gas he sounds like a dumb I
think everybody needs to tone it. Tone at the FT doubt. just
tone it down. Just bring down the volume. Because if we're all
loud about everything, nothing penetrating I think they're
we're facing a big dangers when it comes to the our sovereignty
when it comes to our democratic process our elections. We have a
foreign power that's trying to manipulate us. We need to focus
on that. That is a huge story. You can't let that keep
happening. Otherwise, where will we be? No. Everybody's
idea of sovereignty has to do with Russian meddling. I know.
Nine globalism? No,
no. That's okay. That's fine. Yeah, the WTO
pretty much your own government, everybody else obey.
We don't need to be sovereign when we're helping the world.
Because that's what we do here on this show.
I'm going to show my school by Jonah to no agenda. Imagine all
the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fun.
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challenge coin.
No better. She found the original video of my with Hulk
Hogan my rocket car of death stunt on circus of the stars
that I've been looking for
four years. Well, now you can quit this show.
That's while waiting till you see it for sure. I have to ask
if I can put it on YouTube. They'll probably kill it if I
put it on
their mind. Did you get flipped? flipped? Yeah, did you Hulk
Hogan pick you up spinning around through the ground? You
got to see this thing it's really dynamite.
grab you by the hair and then when you around and throw into
the audience
rocket car of death man thank me through angry wall of flames
crashing into
I can imagine. Anyway onward. Frank and Carol Mola Mola was
melanin melanin in Bovard, Texas, Sir Brian Watson in
Raleigh, North Carolina. And last but not least, Kirsten Gleb
who comes in with a monthly $50 donation through pop money in
her great her credit union I want to mention a couple of
things here about that pot of money works out pretty well with
some people who have a credit union and the credit unions seem
to have that's why I think pot money's made their deals,
they've done it with credit unions. So you can avoid paying
for swift and all these expensive mechanisms for sending
money around if you send from the website directly to the
show, which should work and if you send it to me I'll just
reject it because you can't be mad the pop money link the pop
money link on the website if you go to the web at two pop
money.com They'll let you do it there. If you go through a
rigmarole and when you do it for some reason pop money rejects
the same bank account numbers that are used when the credit
unions do it and there's a number of we lose a couple $100
Every once in a while because of this and if we get it eventually
but it I haven't worked this out yet but you
know I was talking to Horowitz yesterday we happen to have he's
coming to Austin in February is going to come visit and we were
talking about kids which is kind of you know a topic you may join
in on this one and because there's so much going on with
money these days for the kids with the apps you know Venmo and
Vic Mo and pop money and pit Mo and this and that and then they
easily transferred into gambling stuff and apps and into Robin
Hood for you know they invest in SNAP and lose all their
skateboard money. I mean, kids are being ripped off and I don't
think they know it yet and that pot money may be the exception
because I like the credit unions I think it's a great every
American citizen should have a credit union accounts just have
it.
Go ahead, I can grow and get this worked out with pump money
at some point but I just want to tell people if you're going to
use POP money, you have to use it to a credit union or a bank
that uses has pop money as their transfer mechanism. Right. And
it because it works great. It has no fees. There's nothing
just goes bang right and is finding and Kirsten Gleb is one
of them who uses that, that system and others do too. And
you can kind of figure out from the, from the accounts that I
see on my end, what the credit union is, where are they
located? Right and, but direct stuff has not worked in the
there's other variations. I think I can't get any of these
other things to work for crap their pay pal works fine.
What about what about Zella? Pay?
I've never heard of these things. Yeah, cuz
Tina has sent me money, which is good. You like it? That's why
I'm with her for money after all, and for health insurance.
And coming through Zell pay and she has I think, what does she
have? What she's not not my bank. And it just shows up
instantaneously. Where it right in my account. I don't have to
do anything just as oh, here's here's money from the keeper
through Zell pay. Ze l ll E.
Well, I don't know that. I don't know how that works. So I mean,
I'll look into it. I look into all of it.
Yeah, it's fascinating, but I think there's a lot of danger to
it too.
Yeah, I think so to
kids. You know you don't have your money in your hand like we
used to you know, you had your coins in your pocket get it?
Okay some paper if you were really lucky.
even have the little coin purses he could squeezing it open up.
No, no,
tell him you didn't have one of those coin changes on your belt?
Come on. I know you had one.
Only a dork of the highest order would ever have one of those
coin changes on their belt? are selling hot dogs.
I'm raising my hand I had one. Why? I don't I thought it was
cool.
change when you were gonna do about cashing these fibers? Oh,
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women Knight of what the
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I have one last note to read. And we'll take it in so
hopefully take care of Chris Wilson, from us, Sydney who says
you needed a de douching during the two for one sale of his son
Felix. And he says he's able to say my hardcore Catholic mother
next mother next time she asked me if I plan to have Felix
baptized, I will be able to say no, but I've had him deduced.
Here we go. You've been de deuced
it's the new baptism de douching. The new baptism.
Yeah, and he needs to be he was supposed to be the one that was
executive produced for show 977 So I think what we can do is add
him as executive producer to this show. And that'll have him
covered.
Alright, let me just get his deets real quick. Then hold on.
I have a system here that seems to be working. He'll be
executive producer associate Exec. Associate associate Okay,
hold on. Non spreadsheet ad Roble wrong wrong. Oh, no. Add
row below. Okay. All right for me. What's his name?
Felix Wilson. Felix Wilson.
Okay. On the list. It's a list you want to be on? Yes. Donna
gate
Yes. Donna gate. Donna.
Donna gate now. I for sure thought you would have had some
clips of Donald Brazil on Tucker.
Well, I decided that I was going to kind of follow our rule.
No Tucker, and no Tucker good because I didn't get anything
either. I actually against rate however, I do have a few other
interesting clips. Let us start with the innocuous Tulsi Gabbard
is grabbing on to the controversy with her message.
And as you know, I'm a big fan, big fan of Tulsi. I think she's
got her head on straight and this proves it.
Earlier today we heard from Donald Brazil that what many
people had suspected for a long time has turned out to be true.
The DNC secretly chose their nominee over a year before the
primary elections even occurred. This shines a light on how
deeply broken our campaign finance laws are, and how
they've weakened individual candidates while strengthening
and empowering political parties and special interests. These
laws essentially allowed the Clinton campaign to bypass
individual campaign contribution limits by funneling millions of
dollars through the DNC and state parties taking control of
the DNC in the process. Along with the recent retaliatory
purge of Bernie Sanders and Keith Ellison supporters from
the DNC executive committee, this is just further evidence
that the DNC needs to be completely overhauled to take
our party back from the special interests of a powerful few and
put it back in the hands of the people. We must bring about real
campaign finance reform, we must get rid of the undemocratic
system of super delegates. We must implement open or same day
registration in Democratic primaries to actually encourage
voter engagement. We must care more about people than
protecting the status quo. No more games, no more retaliation,
no more picking of winners and losers. We must act now to take
back are party a party that belongs to the people and fight
for a new path forward that is open, transparent and
accountable. And that strengthens our democracy. And I
wish you lots of luck. that mission tells us yes, good luck.
As much as I like her, I wish her lot's of luck with that. You
know, the DNC, the Democratic Party needs a D douching.
Really? That's that would do everything for me. In fact, I'm
gonna give them a little spendy do what you need
to take advantage of it.
So there's one person. Well, we've heard we've heard a little
bit from Hillary, but we hadn't really heard from Debbie
Wasserman Schultz. And luckily our local affiliates in Florida
caught up with her former
Democratic National Committee Chairwoman donner, Brazil facing
her critics this weekend. She's about to release a book called
hacks. It's a behind the scenes look at the time when she was
interim head of the DNC after South Florida Congresswoman
Debbie Wasserman Schultz stepped down after a leaked email
scandal. Brazil makes explosive allegations, including that
Washington Schultz allowed the Clinton campaign based in
Brooklyn to take over the DNC and its finances Brazil said
then party Chairwoman Wasserman Schultz was not a good manager
and favored Clinton to become the nominee, basically stacking
the deck against Bernie Sanders, your overall reactions to Donald
Trump know
I'm focused on doing the best job that I can to represent my
constituents here in Florida's 23rd congressional district for
the first time we were able to ask the congresswoman about the
explosive allegations. Can you deny those for us?
Can you respond to what Miss Brazil is saying about you?
My focus, which is what my constituents elect me to elect,
I
have to say she is good at it. She knows you just don't say
anything. You just keep repeating the same statement
over and over again, do not answer the question,
which is what my constituents elected elected me to do is to
make sure that I can fight for the things that they care about
time after time, she refused to respond directly to the
allegations, continually saying she's focused on issues like
getting other Democrats elected stopping the Trump tax cuts and
strengthening environmental protections.
Just Just this past weekend. We had king tides inundate parts of
the coastal areas of my district. I can show you.
Hello, key word tide. Tide. What's a king tide?
It's a big one.
But is that climate change?
It's a tide the words tide. Okay,
just just this past weekend, we had king tides inundate parts of
the coastal areas of my district. I can assure you that
folks in in the neighborhoods in Hollywood are much more
concerned and talking to me and raising those issues when I see
them in the cafes and coffee shops in our district than they
are about anything related to last year's election.
I'm surprised as somebody to say, my constituents what is you
wanted to do? What is What did the constituents wanted to do
about a king tide? What's she gonna do about it? Go ahead and
block the water. So
I'm stopping this tide right here. Either
way, I don't think that was very good at all, you said gave her
kudos for not answering the question. I think she could have
done much better than being a dick, which is what she was
there. In. She could have said I haven't read the book. I read.
You have to read it. I'll see. I'll let you know when I have to
read it. Oh, okay. Well, that would have been better. Jen read
it. I'm sure she didn't read the book. Might not lion.
Now she went on CBS,
by the way. And the follow up to that thing I would say well,
they said this and that and she said I don't know. I'd have to
read it for myself. Yeah.
You're right. You're right. No. No, Donna, Brazil was on the CBS
Morning Show. And boy, was there some backpedaling going on, and
she got called out on it, too. It became very uncomfortable. So
Gail is there and what's the other girl's name? Nora, Nora
and Charlie, who was very annoyed by the whole thing, but
she starts to backpedal on everything she said, but only as
far as I know on the CBS Morning Show. So I have still have to
see the long Tucker interview, which I just missed for
circumstance through circumstances online. I'm sure.
Just thanks. I also record his show. So I always have my fresh
talk.
Oh, you do?
I do always have my fresh Tucker. Here we go. This is on
the CBS Morning Show baffling. Was it a fair
fight between Senator Clinton and Bernie Sanders?
I believe so. Look, we have five candidates in the race. What?
What and Nora is confused?
Like, was it a fair fight between Senator Clinton and
Bernie Sanders?
I believe so. Look, we have five candidates in the race. Hillary
Clinton and no question about it ran a very strong campaign. She
had resources in the states that met especially those early
states. She won three out of the four early states and she went
on to win more votes and Senator Sanders but my purpose and
looking into what happened was to find out If anything happened
that we did not anticipate, and what I learned was there was a
memorandum of understanding in addition to the joint
fundraising agreement that hampered the DNC 's ability to
control his communication and some of his financial
investments. And I pointed that out. That's not entirely true.
Donna, what happened was that in 2015, both Secretary Clinton and
Bernie Sanders signed an agreement with the DNC, right?
The DNC was deep in debt, and they agreed to help replenish
its coffers. No, I'm but I was the vice chair of the party. And
I had no idea there was a separate memorandum that gave
one one candidate control over selecting staff and three or
four departments. Now, it may not be illegal, but I thought
this was a supplemental agreement, that supplemental
agreement that when I became chair, when I figured out why
can I spend money, why can I go out there and make some other
strategic investments. And because of this memorandum, I
could not so I felt obligated, as I told Bernie, I would at the
convention, that that I would get to the bottom of it. And I
found know that the party rigged the process, and I wanted to
make sure that Bernie and his supporters understood that our
book does not seem to suggest that you think it was a fair
fight. That's why I'm surprised to hear you say to Nora, no, it
was a fair fight. Your book seems to suggest that you're
bitter, you're angry. And on top of all of that, you seem very
hurt. But he doesn't seem like you think it was a fair fight?
Don't you even call Bernie just explain to him, I found the
cancer here.
That doesn't sound like oh, so I'm also first of all, I'm a
member. I'm a member of the Democratic establishment in
terms of the Rules Committee. It is a fair fight. We don't set
primary dates, they're set by the state, we set compensate
Bernie to tell him why I called Bernie to explain to him that
there was cancer that I could not destroy, and I cannot
destroy because of this memorandum, I had two choices to
make. And I think Bernie, agree with me. One was to expose it,
and expunge it and then disrupt the party in September of 2016,
or to wait until the election was over with and to rid the
party of of basically allowing any candidates for look, Hillary
Clinton did something for the party that everyone should
understand. The party was broke, and she gave the party a
lifeline of resources in order for us to compete. And that's
what she did for the general election. Let
me come shift to this. But
now you're claiming that Hillary Clinton or her campaign treated
you like
a slave? Well, no, I said I felt like patted a slave. I've
heard this is backpedaling of the highest order. This is the
opposite of what she was saying on Stephanopoulos show.
Somebody got to her big time.
And now Now they're getting this little tip at the end here say,
Hey,
first of all, I want to I want to correct the record because
I've known Gail for a long time. She's been my editor, so she's
tough. But there's no there's no question that I was upset. I was
upset because we were had this country has had a foreign
country a hostile country. We were
gonna we were I read the book that you were upset with Robby
Mook certainly you also sound very angry with Hillary Clinton.
Yes. The hacking was was an
issue my emotions, my emotions, my emotions. But there's no
question that I was very upset at the time because look, I'm
chaired a party of a lot of skin in the game. I don't. I don't
report to the Democratic establishment establishment I
report to the voters. And what I wanted to voters to understand
and the people support the Democratic Party is that our
party was under attack. We had to deal with a hostile foreign
government to happen and at the same time, I had to like most
campaigns, you have family squabbles with my family. One of
the things and I love these two women with a tough gentle bleed,
and then she add insult to injury. So Charlie, you
shouldn't be loved. You'd be like them tough. Not like his
pussy. Man, man, man.
She's an idiot. Brazil is not a good she's a loose cannon. She's
Bush doesn't seem that bright.
Someone got to her and said that focus back on Russia and the
happen hack. Oh, and I got crap. For one of our nights about we
were laughing about how when she gets excited, she doesn't speak
English anymore. I was called a racist. You're racist. That's
not racist. We make fun of everybody. We make fun of
ourselves
at that level should not be speaking poor English. I
agree. That's what that's all we were saying. Like though she has
a woman who grew up in segregated south, you know, that
was insensitive and said, What do you mean by insensitive? I'm
racist. Yeah. Well, yeah. You could look at it that way.
Yeah, I can see what somebody would think that. Couple of
things. The party was broke. Now how could that even be when you
had Obama who ran to two presidential campaigns where he
out money needed everybody in the world and broke the record
in the second campaign with a say something over a billion
dollars in a bill just supposed to go through the DNC, that
Obama just steal all the money and that DNC got nothing. How
did they get broke? I also get all this, they get millions of
dollars for these, even though they're not Chairman anymore
because they don't have the House and Senate, but the CO
Chairman's have to pay. We ran through that, and one of our
shows they have to pay the Democratic National Committee of
the Republican that's for the chairmanships, yeah, you have to
pay them money for the chairmanships, and that and the
money can be a million dollars or more depending on on the
various committees,
but don't they have to come with their own money, the people who
are going to be the chair, don't think to raise money,
it's not the democratic money they give it to this was
supposed to go from their campaigning into the coffers of
DNC? Why remember the money to the DNC go? That was never
explained in your book or any by anybody else? Where's all that
money? Hey, John, was money in their hay
phrase from the chaise? Where does the term coffers come from?
That's a good one. Why don't we just say bank account or Paypal
or coffers? coffers? I know what it mean in Dutch coffers is
suitcase cover.
There's some suitcases involved in this deal. Yeah. Anyway, I'm
just doing the whole thing is annoying.
There was one report. I have not read the book. I don't think I
will. But this was an interesting report about how she
expands on Seth Rich in in her book hack. Yes, Donna
was ill worried that Seth Rich was either killed for being
white or killed by Russians. In her latest book titled hacks she
wrote, I felt some responsibility for Seth Rich's
death. I didn't bring him into the DNC but I helped keep him
there working on voting rights. With all I knew about the
Russians hacking. I could not help but wonder if they had
played some part in his unsolved murder. Besides that racial
tensions were high that summer and I worried that he was
murdered for being whites on the wrong side of town. My friend
Elaine expressed her doubts about that, and I heard her. The
FBI said that they did not see any Russian fingerprints there.
Rich's murder haunted Brazil. The DNC data staffer was killed
days before WikiLeaks began publishing its emails and his
valuables were not taken. The intelligence community told her
after the killing that she needed protection for herself,
including cameras alarms and backup power at her house, and
she hated their advice. Brazil was so concerned with Rich's
death that she used her brief only phone call from Hillary
Clinton after the election loss to bring him up. She asked
Clinton to use some of the millions of dollars the campaign
had in order to set up a reward fund to find his murderer, but
Hillary said she really had to go.
That gotta go gotta go get into time for this. Why is she
expanding so much on this?
I find it peculiar. A little telling moment with Hillary
saying I gotta go have
one quickie then one last clip about the New Democratic Party.
The diverse Democrats. This is White House correspondent Abby
something rather from CNN and just a brief one
is the kind of state that really highlights the the key problem
for Democrats right now, which is that in order to bring out
African American voters, you might have to alienate some
white voters. And it's a purple state. It's a place where
Democrats still have to appeal to some white voters. And so
that balancing act is really difficult for them to strike
around
man. They're just saying this do they realize what they do? How
hard they sound? Yeah, we got to alienate some whities. So that's
that's the past the compassionate Democrats
borderline
that's what I would say by the way now that I think about it
they're calling you out for for condemning somebody speech
pattern as racist is racist. The night that we have in our within
our UI, he's the racist,
Explain.
Well, you are just doing something objective, and he saw
it, you were just doing something objective. And he saw
it as a racial issue. Yeah. In other words, you see, it's this
is like a demo, typical, you know, the dimension B they see
everything in that in the in the framework of race.
Well, I wouldn't call it I wouldn't call him dimension B
but I definitely think he has white guilt. He's from the
south.
But if you see everything in terms of race, it's when you
criticize somebody for using language poorly. It's not a
matter of you know, you could if you see it in terms of racism,
yes. Yeah. Yeah. In terms of just bitching and moaning about
people not being able to speak good English thank you or not
speaking it when they get agitated or whatever. Yeah, but
it but it he, he presented and I like him, by the way is a nice
guy. I've met him. He presented it as a almost like a a
handicap. Yeah, well She's She grew up in the segregated south,
therefore you can't blame her for
there's no excuse.
Thank you. Yeah, you're right. That's a racist thought because
we're just laughing we're laughing about how dumb people
are.
What we love and again, she everything and Rachel bombers,
everybody everything in a racist framework. Just what you just
said was racist. Check your privilege. Yo. Yeah, your your
privilege here was really good. Jerk privilege guy
is your guy, but he just needs
no, you're the jerk in this case. me because I'm now seeing
everything in a racist framework. And I didn't realize
Yeah, exactly.
I have a couple of things there's, they can easily go to
let's just transition.
Okay. Was the Whopper Whopper? Whopper? No,
I didn't know you wanted a whopper. Oh, that was just a
transition. That's it. That's just a transition. Blippar you
want to
use a desk the worst by the way? The worst treads? Is my as I use
this. No. Yeah. The worst? No, I just think it's good. I got one
clip left and we can wrap on time. Actually, we were late
anyway. Yeah, I know. Sorry. I'm evey output. This almost goes to
the Sunday, which includes maybe a little discussion of the Texas
shooting, which is obviously we didn't discuss today that needs
to be discussed. I got I got a brother to idiot basketball
players that were arrested in China with a little commentary
at the end. Let's do that. Let's do that. Okay, let's play that.
And I have something. Now. This is three three basketball
players from UCLA were busted in China, for stealing sunglasses
from a Sunglass Hut or whatever in the mall in Beijing or
Shanghai. It is idiots. And that instead of getting the news
reports I actually took this report from a sports talk show
called Pardon the Interruption which is a fantastic show if you
like sports.
The update from Shanghai is that the three UCLA basketball
players arrested for shoplifting sunglasses, including Lee Angelo
ball are out on bail, but essentially under house arrest
in their luxurious team hotel. They have not surprisingly been
ruled out a Friday night's game with Georgia Tech. Danny ball
and his wife are there in Hanzo shooting their Facebook reality
show ball in the family. Good night where levar told reporters
quote it ain't that big a deal. Close quote. Tony, your
thoughts? My immediate thought when I heard about this was if
this is true, how stupid can you be? You are in a foreign country
that is not a democracy. You do not know the rules that you can
be locked up. They can throw away the key you have no access
chunk your hands. Oh, yours in the United States, because why?
Because you're not in the United States. And you're stealing
sunglasses? How stupid can you be? Yeah. How about this, Tony?
How unaware? teenagers? And we're talking about teenagers
here. What do they know about a communist country anymore? What
do they know about a non democracy? What do they know
when they see a mall with a Sunglass Hut or a Fendi or a
product or the same stuff they see in SoCal, dude, what would
they know the difference is between Chai Tinky I think they
read it in the morning New York. So I know I don't know the
yelling. There's he didn't because they are there to play
basketball. So they don't know that they think where are we as
allegations if that's what they are, or allegation
goes on and on. But the point I think that they never really did
kind of make this video where they bring up awareness. What do
they teach kids in high school nowadays nothing. They don't
teach them about the American government, the American system
and the kinds of freedoms and, and opportunities we have into
and how the systems work and how it differs from other systems
know where you do get your hands chopped off, and some of them so
these kids come out of high school and now they're at UCLA.
Well, of course, they're just starting in, but it's so good.
They got managed to get in. So they graduated from high school,
I would assume that to get the UCLA to play basketball. But
this is an example to me of the lousy educational system in this
country. And in California in particular.
Well, it's also parents, man, I mean, how do you even get how do
you even become like that? You steal sunglasses? Stealing
doesn't is very odd to me.
Yeah, so Well, the parents and one of them is a very famous
aihole parent. Oh, and Okay. Which but it's beside the point.
We have three of these kids. naive. Yeah, they just think
they can do
it. It's like the kid who took them down in North Korea.
They should throw these kids in the slammer. Leave them in there
for a couple of years. They can play basketball for the Chinese
team.
Timeout timeout for five years is the new rules timer. I
everybody that is the show for today. Keep your eyes open. We
will do the same. There's always something to deconstruct. And
then you know, it's no agenda time. So we return on Sunday
remember us a divorce act.org/na. And until that time
coming to you from the common law condo in the five by nine
flew to downtown Austin Tejas capital of the drone Star State,
FEMA Region six on the governmental maps if you're
looking forward in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't have all those
flowery things to say about the area, but the traffic's light.
This guy's got some clouds and there's some chemtrails up
there, if you want to call them that. Just to top things off,
I'm John C. Dvorak.
We return on Sunday right here on no agenda until that has
always adios mofos. Crap here's Jeff gaisce. The Tipping Point
came yesterday when it was revealed that this guy has to
take an unbelievable dumping ground
with the Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak Jeff
to gays, also CBS guy like the guy right now a guy that got
goose tribulation of strains and grunts and that's just Jeff
again say Jeff again, even though it sounds like he's
taking a dump because the best reporter that reports these
things, because he's not dishonest.
He has no time to be dishonest because you gotta get the report
out to get the can. The guy's in trouble.
You like that?
I don't know why I like the guy sound just step up, step up and
do
why does this resist
resist and
this is not a good idea if you need to prove you have to push
harder. Actually, that's funny Jeff gays that it sounds like he
actually managed to get that dump out of the way. It's my
favorite guy. The other
end of the mall. He does sound much more relaxed though. You
can find the
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Holy crap. On the floor or slave?
Project project.org. Thanks, Jeff.
This whole thing stinks to high heaven.
Welcome to the partay in the morning to you John. C stands
for Chicago. Money. Yo, Mr. Adam. Why am I shouting
is a great question and one that you'd appreciate. You're
welcome.
Well, that's a great question. How is that a great question.
open question. Why is when people say that's a great
question, when it's not a great question is just a question
instead. You ever noticed this? And I see it in meetings all the
time. You know, somebody's asked some stupid question instead of
just answering the question. That's a great question. Where
do you learn this? Is there a seminar that tells you to save?
That's a great question when it's clearly not a great
question. If I hear a great question, I'll know these I've
never heard one I've never heard in my life a great question.
They're all just questions. There's not a great question was
that a great question?
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