Hey Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's May 30 2010. Time Period
Gitmo nation media assassination episode 204. This is no agenda.
Summer has arrived and the skies are Chem trail free. And coming
to you from the hilltop Watchtower crackpot command
centre in the People's Republic of Southern California. Hey
Gitmo nation West. In the morning, I'm Adam curry Han
from Northern Silicon Valley where? What's the chem trail?
I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan buzz Buzzkill. Please, please, you
mean a contrail? Like condensation Chem trail?
Okay, chem trail, that's the stuff that that they are
spraying into the atmosphere to make us sick. Chemtrails. All
right, be a denialist if you must. Anyway, in the morning to
you
in the morning to you and to everybody listening. Do you get
my clips?
Yes, I did. Did you tweet?
Did you did you tweet get both batches of? Yes, I did. Did
you tweet? No, you didn't tweet Did you? I did my job. Let me
try tweeting as we speak. And let me tweet to John. While
you're doing that, may I realise that this is May 30. And the
next time we do the show will be into the month of June. So I
need to take advantage of the timing to be the first to wish
you to take a deep breath here. A happy lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender Caribbean American Heritage National Ocean African
American Music Appreciation Month.
Oh, well, thank you very much. I was waiting for somebody to say
something.
How is this possible? I'm reading through the Presidential
actions as I often do on a Saturday night. And the
President has proclaimed this month for different months. Gets
lesbian gay, bisexual transgender Pride Month. Yeah.
How does that how does that work?
You're trying to demit they're trying to screw with June.
marginalise the good part of it.
But seriously, I thought a month was a month like you if it's
like Black History Month it can't be something else month
cannon
I that's what I was taught but they you know, there's only 12
months out of the year. They've done all the weeks to they do
you know a certain kind of week but you can't like get
marginalised some thing by making it a week. I don't know.
It's a bit okay. Ours is bogus. I love the
Caribbean American Heritage Month as we screw Haiti and
Jamaica your next
Yeah, and after that I just tweeted
African American music appreciation month when we have
like hillbilly red redneck Music Month.
They may have that you don't know.
It well. It should have been would have been perfect if that
was also June. They must have some kind of rule like he can't
have to like music appreciation month. Month proclamations in
the same month.
Well, at least from for me for us. It's double night month. We
got a couple of producers I want to mention
this is the sounds promising
sir our Daniels are already a night once is our executive
producer. And he gave us a $700 to become a double night. I
believe he had a message to go with that, didn't he? Yeah, he
says he's a sunscreen junkie. And he wants us to run a PSA for
him as he enters the summer season here in New Jersey. We
tell folks to contact us at www Kate's foundation.org That's
Kate's foundation spelled with a k.org and reference in the
morning and he'll send out or the group will send out some
free sunscreen for you all. That's cool. That's another
bonus for listeners. Yes.
Courtesy of the no agenda show well, sir are Daniels is he's
really quite a philanthropic Knight, isn't he?
Yes for good reason.
That's awesome. Thank you, sir. Daniels that's that's very cool.
So he knew he completed as a second knighthood is does that
mean he's Viscount or by count? I like Viscount better because
it
sounds like we decided on a proper name for the double
knights. I think we need to you know, I think it double night it
seems to work. Okay. And then we have a an Associate Executive
Producer, Michael, Gu Bo. I'm hoping I pronounced that right.
Grupo Zhu, Bo. It could be you bow. But I'm sure everyone calls
him Gu bow. Hey, Gobo
Gobo get us over here. That's e au x. Of course.
He gave us $222.22 101 Haven't dollars each for hookers and
blow style Cartoon Network is planning a major bullying
campaign. I'm gonna give us a link which we'll put in the show
notes.
I hope the Cartoon Network is going to bully me. Now they're
gonna
they're gonna probably have an oh, well, I think what he's
referring to there's going to be a bunch of anti bullying
cartoons. Oh, hold on.
I'm glad you mentioned that. So I can put that in the show
notes. What is it?
Mr. Shute? online.com. He's a commercial director. So this
came across my bow he says interesting stuff, keep up the
good work. Love the show. I'd be nice to have a producing rather
than directing credit for once, which he will not have.
I wonder what he produces?
I don't know. Probably, you know, he directs he's a
director. He's one of the one of those nutballs in the control
room. I know. Have you ever seen these guys? Yeah. They're,
they're tuned into some other dimension to do the, I don't
know, if people have ever get a chance to go to a TV show or
Studio, you got to see well, how these directors operate. There's
just I don't know, if it was been
more impressed by the director's assistant because the or the
assistant director, I should say, the assistant director
actually has to be about five to 10 seconds ahead of everybody
else because the assistant director cues, the cameras. So
okay. You know, camera three, you've got to go over to this
spot, start your move. And then the director says, Okay, take
camera three. So yeah, I
you know, I agree with that, except for the fact that most of
the studios I've looked at today don't have the assistant
director and the director does that too.
Huh? Well, I'm talking to big shows, you know, like,
that's the guy I'm talking about.
Well, I'm talking about the really, really big shows. Well,
for instance, John, you know, it is become somewhat of a
tradition on this programme in our incredible two and a half
year history to briefly highlight the winner of the
Eurovision Song Contest,
but before we do that one still mentioned Mike's website. www
Mike g.tv.
Mike g.tv. And let me take a look right now and see what Mike
does. Mike g.tv Let's see what he's been producing. CSI
construction look, I pounded si
MCs. Fabulous Beekman Boys. Huh?
Okay, well, he's not did the TV type director and now he's doing
real direct. Like movie style direct real gig. He doesn't have
to be quite as
okay. Let me so for a while there it looked like the country
of Denmark was going to win the Eurovision Song Contest now for
those who have never
heard it. Yes. Over this every year. No, there's not two
Americans even know what we're talking about. Yeah, I
think it's I think it's it's an it's a cultural thing for you
and I we always discuss this Come on, it's a big deal. All of
the Eurovision participates. It's huge. It was held in Russia
this year because Russia won last year's. Remember the guy
with all the feathers? Yeah, yeah. So this is a crazy thing
that's been going on for like, ever since television began, I
think. And as the
and 1938 Eurovision contest number one. And we've
been corrected so many times on this. It's not just European
countries. It seems like it almost anybody can jump in as
long as a part of the Eurovision broadcasting consortium Cabal.
And
they don't show this in the US. What do you think? You know,
that's a good quote. Well, because they did national
treasure would show it they might have.
I think they don't show it because it's predominantly
really bad. Just like bad television. Although I think we
should show it because then we'd be like, you know, I'll take the
commercials. If I have if I had to watch that I'd hang myself.
So every country has their National Song Contest, which is
like, which is it's like it's like American Idol only without
the honesty. And then they and they send their winners to the
to the country where it will be done this year. And that is
usually the country that won the previous year. And so everyone
was the reason why I even remembered it is because I kept
getting all these twitter saying, Hey, Adam curry is going
to win the Eurovision Song Contest. I'm like, what? And you
look at this, this guy from Denmark and yeah, he looked like
me 20 years ago, maybe we'll just kind of an insult actually.
So he came in I think third with Denmark but Germany one and
here's the winning song John, just a little bit of Lena with
satellites. By the way they have to do the performances in
English, which of course is tough when you're from Germany.
I agree with you. I even did my hair for you apart to undo a
knife who made the other day How do I fight? I left us wait for
the hook. John. You'll love it. Either way. I gotta try it. I
can go home. This is terrible
like a satellite, I'm an orbit all around your baby. So
basically, it's Lily Allen bad.
So this is really terrible.
But the set is amazing. It's like, yeah, it's like five
football fields and they've got jibs, and booms and steady cams
and amazing lights and all kinds of singers. Well, that's
alright, anyway,
and why did they have to do it in English?
Yeah, that because that was like some kind of competitive edge or
something. I think they can. I don't know what the rules. The
rules change all the time. Because it's like, it's a
political thing. But I think Germany won because Germany won
because everyone's so freaking happy. They're bailing their
asses out. Like, hey, let's vote for Germany so they can vote for
Germany so that they can pay our bills. I think that's what's
going on there. Anyway, thank you very much, sir Daniels for
becoming the executive producer of this episode and Michael.
Gustavo, I'm still thinking to Jubo that sounds much better for
a director who was
the issue bolshie director especially if he's doing on the
set?
He's right on the set is our Associate Executive Producer.
Well, you guys probably know the drill please feel free to put
this on your resume as you are the official producer of episode
204 of the no agenda show. And for the rest of you, well, you
can always help us by going out and doing this our formula is
this we go out for people in the mouth. Oh, and there's more
where that came from
we might as well say it together. Shoutouts a nice
little addition there John.
Maybe you both can get me that bit part. I'm angling for ya.
In the fabulous Beekman Boys. You'd fit right into that show.
I haven't seen it he's also done a Doritos clip spot he's done.
Home and Garden TV. He doesn't he does good work with Doritos.
easily gets around. Cool. So I got a lot of real news and other
kinds of strange clips for this week or for the show it's it's
actually strange goings on.
Well, you you call the shots then. Mr. Director, would you
like to go straight into it?
Well, I would like to start off with the one that just seems to
be getting the most attention amongst the political arena.
Which by the way I got a whopper in here you're gonna get the
biggest kick out of okay and we're gonna catch you off guard
cuz I don't think you've caught this one okay, but meanwhile
there is this this ridiculous situation with Glenn Beck
because apparently and now if you go to Media Matters you'll
find there's a press release that they put on their main
page. A press release from media matters about media matters.
What is Media Matters and the press release says Media Matters
denounces Glenn Beck cope do do they do deliver smearing Obama's
daughter Okay, so So if you go online just fine.
I'm looking at it right now. By the way update update. Glenn
Beck apologises but his apology is incomplete.
Right, Glenn Beck apologised for the names denounced the Glenn
Beck apology Alderman name's C Dvorak denounces the apology.
Olbermann names Beck worse person. Oh, now you better stay
indoors. Alright, what's going on?
All right. So play the Obama clip and this is what's going
on.
Oh, what's it labelled What's it labelled
Obama clip well, there's
no nothing called Obama clip.
That's probably the Glenn Beck one. No,
yeah, that one I've got my job
right now is just to make sure that everybody in the Gulf
understands this is what I wake up to in the morning. And this
is what I go to bed at night. Wait, wait,
stop it. Stop it. So let's let's back up and say,
I have I have this clip because this is this. This is about
Louisiana about the oil spill.
Yeah. But wait, wait. He listened to what he said. He
says my job is to make sure everybody in Louisiana knows
that I wake up.
Let me Well, that's important. That's good to know. Let
me hear that again. My job right now is just to make sure that
everybody in the Gulf understands, this is what I wake
up to in the morning. And this is what I go to bed at night
thinking about.
That's his job.
That's a very big job, John, I don't want you to downplay that.
He's thinking about it. His job is that he wants everyone to
know that he's thinking about it. All right. Can I continue?
All right, yeah, finish that was that wasn't,
you know, and I'm sure it isn't. But nice point anyway.
The spill. The and it's not just me, by the way. And when I woke
up this morning, and I'm shaving and Malia knocks on my bathroom
door, and she peeks in her head and she says that it that's a
huge one. Did you plug the hole yet dead? Because I think
everybody understands that. When when we are fouling the earth
like this. It has concrete implications, not just for this
generation, but for future generations.
Wow. Okay, yeah, yeah, good one.
So Beck goes on his radio show where he's basically a goofball.
It's kind of like a I
thought the TV show was unwatchable, the radio show is
absolutely unwatchable, but it's
unwatchable. I actually enjoy the radio show because it's a
it's a kind of a free form. They're, they're developing
content for the TV show. It's, it's got to have his writers and
one of them's pretty funny. And the other one, we're writing a
note if he ever hears this, and
by the way, the chat room was going crazy. When when Malia
said did you plug the hole yet? And the chat room goes? Yeah,
that's what she said. I mean, you guys are bad.
chat rooms are to be should be ashamed of themselves anyway. So
and so all hell breaks loose because Beck decides to go into
do some stick. He's a comedian. Yeah, right. So he's tries to be
funny, and I think it's actually kind of amusing, but anybody
writes it to death. So you have here's the headlines that come
out. Glenn Beck Melia plugged the whole Obama daughter media.
Oh, I'm sure it's not a good headline. Obama's daughter asked
did you plug the hole yet daddy started going? Glenn Beck smears
Obama's 11 year old daughter that's one of the headlines.
What did he say then?
Do we get to hear back hits new low marks Obama's daughter and
that was I don't know where that ran but Glenn Beck attacks
Obama's daughter he attacks her anyway it goes on and on with
all these kinds of things and Beck is you know now at the
centre of attention I have the best clip
Daddy didn't honey, I know your credit in our country a few
honey No Yeah. Why not? Go Tanya. Honey. I've done enough
damage. Not enough damage it honey. Yeah. People so much the
bar wine honey
excuse me at this point is going off the rails right?
Because he couldn't resist continuing to bid it actually
goes another two minutes after I stopped it. Alright.
It's such a ridiculous is it such a ridiculous thing that is
stopping?
How old is his daughter like 13? Well, one of them's I think 13
ones 11 or something did you plug
in Oh yet daddy? Is that their that's the level of their
education that they're coming to. They're coming to daddy and
saying, Daddy, did you plug the hole yet? plugged the hole? Yes,
I
was doing some deep sea diving. Yesterday and yeah. I was just
Yeah. How do you guys why do you still not applaud your fears?
Now it's it's not funny to me anymore.
Right. You know, the point is, though, that it was really
making the point that he was trying to make, although he
couldn't stop doing the bid. He could have killed it right
before he went into the polar bears polar bears when it went
really went wrong. Yeah, he Well, he just didn't Roy doing
that voice apparently, which you must have developed on the spot.
And he
it's really talent. It's pure talent there.
No, I just like doing it. And so he was making, he was mocking
Obama for dreaming up this bogus story that nobody can possibly
believe that his daughter came in. She's 11 or 12. She's She's
old enough to, she's not an idiot. And so she wouldn't come
in and say something stupid like that. And he said, I agree.
And if you're gonna put that into your televised speech, then
you can expect to, you know, then it's no longer off bounds
out of bounds. I think.
I agree. And meanwhile, they jumped all over for smearing the
girl. Please. Did anybody jump all over the people that always
portrayed the two Bush daughters as a couple of drunks in a bar?
No. Yeah, no, I caught that. And of course, I had the clip,
because I did. I didn't know about this BEC thing. But he
does make a point when he says, yeah, there's not enough damage
yet. I you know, you know, my my view on the oil cabal that this
is exactly what is intended. And the whole point is to get the
price of oil, zoom and back up in about six months. That's
that's what this oh, this is, that's what this is all about.
And BP. They own the president. They own him. Literally, how
many? What like $100 million they spent on him?
I don't know. Something like that is a lot
a lot of money. You know, can i i only have really one clip for
this show.
I made up for lost time. Yeah,
but it's an it's double weird because I'm actually it's so
hard for me to say this. It is. It is a clip of my favourite
Rachel Maddow. And she actually dug something up. That was
amazing. It was really, really, really good. And I could not
believe that she'd that Well, I can because of course, she
analyses it in completely the wrong way. But just bear in mind
that my thesis is that the oil cabal creates these incredible
disasters, and then the inventories go down and they
have their they're hiding their oil and then then the price
skyrockets and they pop out there, the oil that they bought
for half the price, and then they make double the profits.
And it goes on and on and on and on. It's been going on for 100
years. So now take into account that the President calls this
the worst of the worst disaster ever ecological disaster on Meet
the Press last week, it was it was worse than 911 According to
Bob Woodward, where's the 911? Because that just came in when
but this is going to stay forever. John, I'm surprised you
don't remember that this exact scenario happened 30 years ago.
Do you recall that?
What What was it
exactly the same? Not only because, you know, the the BP?
Well, it's not labelled BP but the the Alaskan pipeline was
shut down to like 20% capacity because of leaks and all kinds
of crap going on there simultaneously, while the trans
ocean oil rig is partially kept or you know, it's still spilling
and whatever. So anyway, Rachel Maddow has it of course, she's
getting it from the NBC archives and it's handed to her but I've
got to give her props for this
today in Alaska, crude oil production was all but stopped
on the North Slope. Oil companies operating there were
told to cut their production by more than 80% after 1000s of
barrels of crude oil spilled from the trans Alaska oil
pipeline, the 800 mile trans Alaska oil pipeline, at least
for right now is shut down. That spill in Alaska is happening of
course in the shadow of a much larger spill in the Gulf of
Mexico. And actually, alright, so
what I hate when she does that, but now watch what she does,
this will blow you away.
I think we should probably just have me stopped doing this now
and let the gravitas white guy anchor do this part.
So now she's showing footage from 30 years ago, NBC.
In Alaska, the pipeline has been repaired oil is expected to flow
again today. But that crack that develop Sunday allowed 1500
barrels of crude oil to escape 700 Barrels recovered. And in
the Gulf of Mexico oil workers are trained to handle a much
larger oil spill. A burning offshore oil well is dumping
30,000 barrels of crude each day into the Gulf.
So yeah, that was from 1979 June 13 1979. The NBC news anchor
reporting on a pipeline spill and Alaska on the same day with
it well was leaking out of control and burning in the Gulf
of Mexico 31 years ago in June 1979. And oil well called the
stock blew out in the Gulf of Mexico. It started spewing 1000s
of barrels of crude oil into the Gulf every day. And it's not
just the disaster itself that should sound familiar to you?
It's also the techniques that they were using at the time to
try to contain the spill.
aeroplanes are to be used to drop chemicals on the oil. But
there was a shortage of aviation fuel down there. And workers are
also putting up a mile long boom they're putting it into place
are trying to contain the oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico.
Chemical disperse and so anyway, so she goes on for a good 20
minutes. It's no I'm sorry. 10 minutes, and it is exactly the
same. Sounds like a playbook. The only difference is that went
on for nine months, nine months. They couldn't plug the hole, the
cone, the top kill everything is exactly the same. And I'm like
I'm blown away because of course she's sitting there going like
30 years we haven't developed any technology to stop this and
I'm like, they took the same playbook they did it over again.
How stupid they literally did the same thing again.
The same little side story about the pipeline
everything exactly. This is like these guys. Here's the meeting
in Zook. John, get to Pincus green over here. Hey, what are
we going to do man? We gotta get the price. You know what we're
good at 79 Let's do this
you put the bomb in the pipeline the last guy executives.
Well, that's how they talk. That's how they talk. Pink is
Green who was pardoned by President Clinton his only
controversial pardon. So yeah, no I
hardly his only controversial pardon.
What was the other one then? Mark rich I'm sorry Mark rich
yet both those guys they're both in Zook now and they're both in
the oil back in the oil cabal After trading illegally with
Iran. It's the two hands of the same guy. Mark rich pink is
green. Same guys.
I think there's a couple other screws. There's a couple of drug
dealers too that were Yeah. Oh, well, of course.
Throw a couple of those in. But anyway, so this is so brazen,
because Rachel Maddow didn't wake up and go like, Oh, I
remember this happened in 79. And this is like some
Yeah, and I love her take on it though. Instead of seeing it as
a playbook item something to sucker the public. She sees it
as an indictment of the industry for failing to improve
practices. Exactly.
It's exactly the same like wow these guys and then I never ever
these guys I truly believe that they call up like Jeffrey mo
Hamel. Hey man, how do you like it? Hey, you know what? Why
don't you have Maddow? Like, tell everyone this story? Show
the footage you want to see it again? Let's put them side by
side. Can you do it? Like what are those two screen panes? So
we see like the smoke from then on the smoke from now as Kuba do
that? absolutely outrageous. They're so brazen. They just
come out and just say it, we're doing it again. And no one sees
it. No one sees it. Except
when we see it. Paul t actually sent me this actually, it's kind
of polti that he's the one on turn. John. Did you spot it? You
don't watch Rachel Maddow?
I don't think so. No, Paul T sent it to me. And then he's
like, you know, he actually drew the wrong conclusion as well.
And then I fired him an email back. I said, Dude, it's a
repeat that doing the same thing. Then he freaks out. He's
starting to do some research. He's finding graphs. He's
seeing, Oh my God, it's an oscillation. He's charted this
back to like 100 years. And he's showing the same thing happening
every 20 to 30 years, and the price of oil and he's doing now
he's like Mr. Excel wizard. He's gone for a gun. Oh, free, you
know,
these, it reminds me of a story. An Asian friend of mine who
actually used to work with a very famous guy. He sells pretty
much all the big publishers, all the great junk science books.
And most of never pay out. He's just over sells everything. And
so he gets in, he believes that if he doesn't get more money on
the advance in the book ever pays out if he doesn't do that,
and he's not doing his job. And I want him confronted with Well,
what happens? I mean, after you've suckered these guys into
selling this, these, how do you do it again? Yeah. How do you do
it again, I don't worry about it. Because there's so much
turnover in the business. There's always a new guy, they
come along, and they don't owe anything that happened in the
past.
So the thing that gets me about this, this matto clip, though,
this happened 30 years ago, according to the reports from
them, they couldn't stop it for nine months. So first of all,
you know, how can this ever be the largest ecological disaster?
And was the Gulf not destroyed forever after it happened then?
I mean, did the Gulf like die that everything ended the world
come to an end? What happened? You don't even remember it?
Course not. So so that's my question. You know, so and of
course, Rachel Maddow doesn't ask this question. You think
because I'm hearing about this is going on for centuries for
generations. And I'm willing to believe that it doesn't look
good. And we got Jacques Cousteau, Jr. Going down with
ABC Sam champion. hazmat suits, you know, swimming under
underneath the and it's the same thing that they put dispersment
on it. They did everything except they couldn't lock it
down and it went and the thing kept bleeding for nine months.
So did did that destroy the golf or did what happened? I mean,
was there a permanent damage? Please someone answered me
we're living in a dream. I'd like to know everyone is
dead. That's right. We're not really here.
We're talking about cyclical things. And I think that's what
that is a great find Paul T did there. Although I have to I'm
always disappointed when people don't see these things for what
they are they because he there is a litany I mean, the only
reason these things work is because people buy into the
story. But I have my The only thing I have that might compete
with that. Because because I don't think you saw this one
coming. But I've been baffled by the by the Fergie story that you
brought up, okay. And the fact that news of the world would you
know, even do something like this and what was the point now
all of a sudden she is going to be on Oprah. And there seems to
be like some publicity thing going on.
Oh, don't tell me. Don't tell me she has a TV show coming out.
If you go to go to Eclipse to play real news in the insider on
Fergie and then right at some point it's going to dawn on you.
What's really going on?
Oh, crap. Okay. That's ahead.
Well, right now there are Sarah Ferguson sits down with Oprah
after the Duchess's bribery scandal. This just in the
worldwide exclusive, Fergie on the record, her first interview,
Oprah sits down with the Duchess of York. After the royal
scandal, Oprah with Fergie Tuesday, Lady Oh, with a sneak
peek on her show today. I'm asking the questions that we're
all wondering about. Why did she do it?
For financial challenges? Where does she go from here?
And Poppy there's Rob shooter says we might be seeing more of
Fergie. This time with the Donald rascasse in a role for
Sarah on his hit show The Apprentice.
What the role Sarah will pay on The Apprentice will be as she
might be honest, as a celebrity. She might be on it as a judge.
Also just in a new photo.
Okay. Topper. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you win. Yeah. The Donald the,
the guy is awesome. Isn't he?
Does that mean? Well, he's always been a promotionally
oriented person, you know, promotes himself as as what this
billionaire and as genius. But the fact is, he's he's a PT
Barnum. And as soon as
people don't know who PT Barnum was, and he was actually an
American icon, he is, I would say, arguably the first he's the
guy who invented PR. And maybe you could give us a brief
history.
Interesting. Publicity more than PR public relations is a little
more common, but he
would literally take freaky people. And he would you know,
and he had this he of course, is the originator of PT Barnum,
Barnum and Bailey Circus.
Right. He was a circus promoter. And he had all kinds of he did
all kinds of stuff, museums and all kinds of crazy things. But
he was one of these guys. The last time we've seen a guy like
that there was a guy that used to be in San Francisco, and I
think Rosenbloom. I can't remember his name. But he was
extremely famous for for doing this sort of outrageous
promotional publicity stunts, and the absolute best one he
ever did, which is a classic in San Francisco Bay Area. He took,
he took carolled Dota. The famous stripper the first one
who popularised fake breasts, got her in a car, got her to
take her clothes off in the car, got her out of the car on the
Golden Gate Bridge, and then handcuffed her to the bridge and
took off.
That's what Donald should do to Fergie. That would rock.
So this is like, I'm thinking, wow, I mean, this makes now it
falls into place because I couldn't see what is the point
of this investigation of this woman once you said that this is
very common amongst these people to be taken. They call it a
bribe. But she's not a government official. How can it
be a bribe?
No, it's just pocket money fee. Yeah, exactly. It's a fee.
Exactly. Oh, my goodness. Yeah. That's a good one. You got me.
Good. I thought
I was gonna just hoping you didn't catch that because it
hasn't caught on yet.
I just have a slight human interest story member. In fact,
at the very beginning of our show, we talked about Gitmo
nation East banning the practice of fox hunting. Yeah, and we
both said that maybe wasn't such a good idea.
Those poor dogs. Yeah, well, they're gonna do
well. So Christina lives in London. She lives not far from
Oh, yeah, there's foxes all over town. I understand. Well, so
she's in her lit. She's in a small apartment on not the
ground floor, but it's kind of like that mezzanine level where
you walk upstairs. up, and she has a kitchen in the back and
she has a roommate. And they have a couple steps down from
the kitchen to a little backyard. But it's not really a
backyard. It's kind of a fenced in enclosure. And it's the back
of all of these houses along one of these typical English
streets. And so it's nice weather and so they had the door
open on the hook, you know, so it doesn't you know, say it
doesn't slam open or shut. And the watching a movie and the
hear something throughout the movie that hears something kind
of in the house, but it doesn't really register. And then they
hear like this pushing in this noise and then so it's four of
them and they get kind of alarmed. And they turn around
just in time to see a huge Fox walk out of her room with a shoe
in its mouth. One of her expensive pumps and runs out the
back door. The Fox stole a shoe.
Some did. She was like a chew stick for a fox. I mean
a fox Fox to come into the house. Yeah, this is this is not
good. This is why they shoot them. Well, no this but they're
not allowed to anymore. They brown boxes all over the place.
So Mickey made a pretty good comment. She said, You know, no
one's gonna do anything about this until a fox eats someone's
baby. Like the dingo. Yeah, and that's it. You know, you can
almost wait for you can almost wait for the fox eight my baby
story. Yeah, no. News of the World. Of course. Yeah, I was
just blown away. I'm just flabbergasted. You know, foxes
are very skittish animals. They do not like human beings they
run away. But you know, first for the fox to come into the
house and then what's he doing with the damn shoe? That just
makes
sense. You know, it's a chew stick for a fox fashionable Fox
to be chewing away on it and having a time of his life.
Anyway. Ah, mono mono Mon.
You want to play I recorded a bunch of different summaries for
from these different shows.
Is this still real news? Because, um,
I think we can, we can move on and just play the Jesse James
clip of the week. I don't want to play news. No, that's just
played Jesse James clip of the week. Sunday's age I was when my
dad broke my arm. That's the Jesse James clip of the week.
Thank you. Jeff. If you're listening to me, don't make a
jingle for that. It's not necessary. Now I would like to
talk briefly about the Jamaican earthquake. Yeah, what about it?
Did you hear about it? No. As because there wasn't one. Oh,
you're predicting one note? They will not need to turn on the
earthquake machine machine on to Jamaica. Because they have all
hell breaking loose there. Yes, they do. And one of my daily
source code listeners the Jamaican in New York actually
pointed this out to me. Yeah, all hell breaking loose is the
story we're being given. Which of course is about this guy.
This huge gang leader in Kingston, dramatise stories. Do
this is his name. And actually Christopher do does coke. You
know, he's the he's the big coke dealer and he's running the
Shannon shanty town. He's running Kingston and oh, and we
have martial law being called out national emergency and
everything is all horrible. Everything's gone wrong. Well,
it turns out this is all about oil. Unbelievable what is
happening so instead of like Haiti, turning on the earthquake
machine to take over and build huge refineries and, and build a
beautiful resort. We now have troops on the ground American
troops and Predator drones patrolling the area. Yes, yes.
Predator drones are patrolling. No, this is not this is not like
an the drone sounds like, okay, it's your drone sound. So I
actually have the timeline here, which is an all these links are
in the show notes. And you know, I have a deep love for Jamaica.
I've been there 1516 times. I've done documentaries. So here's,
here's the timeline, October 2008. Cuba announces reserves
are now double previous estimates. Of course, if you
stand on the mountain, top of the Blue Mountains in Jamaica,
you can see Cuba, it's only like, you know what, 50 miles,
January 2010. Of course, we get the earthquake in Haiti and the
American military is built up in the Caribbean. There are now
five ships off the coast of off the south coast of Jamaica,
February 2010. Jamaica signs and here comes a $1.27 billion debt
restructuring agreement with the IMF. So you know what that
means. All right, boy. Yeah, the IMF and the way that usually
works is hey, you take this money and when we know you can't
pay it back. We'll own you. March 2010, Jamaican Minister
mining and energy presents the quote, second formal licencing
round 2010 seminars in London with new seismic data and bid
procedures to the Geological Society of England. So that's
basically the sale. Say, Hey, you know what? It turns out we
got some oil down here. I mean, if it's off Cuba, and we're able
to drill down 5000 feet to go 35,000 feet like we're doing in
the Gulf, then I'm sure it's off Jamaica as well. April 2010,
Jamaican Minister, I'm sorry, April 28. Of course, we have the
oil rig explosion in the Gulf. And remember I said we were
going to see all kinds of crap happening in the Caribbean
because they know it's their 2010 of April, American pressure
on Jamaican government over extradition of dudas escalates
to the red zone. May 22, American military personnel
landing and Manley International and Kingston This is now the
drones are now this has been a week the drones are flying
around on the 23rd state of emergency declared by prime by
the Prime Minister of Jamaica may 25. American Congresswoman
What's her name again, she's born in Jamaica calls for the US
State Department to intervene and stop the violence in
Kingston. This is a complete and complete takeover of Jamaica.
And you watch what's going to happen if we don't we'll need
more and more troops to stop this horrible drug dealer Judas
and me dude, I love the name to do this. Christopher dudas coke.
And meanwhile, this is all about the oil that is all around the
Caribbean. And I would even take it as far to say that, you know,
now they've got this, this really deep drilling technique
kind of under control, alright, so purposely or not, it didn't
work out with Transocean worked out
as planned. But of course, now of course, they're going to do
two more drills, I mean, they can't stop the oil from leaking,
so they're going to have two more holes, they're going to
drill from two more platforms down into the hole in the Gulf
of Mexico, on either side, actually, actually, from some
distance. And then they're going to drill down another mile and
another whatever how many 1000 feet that are underneath that
crust, and then they're going to take the pressure off the other
hole. So instead of having the wider hole that they had
to drill some more so
to be able to pump all we gotta take the pressure off so they're
gonna pump the crap out of the whatever they get, literally,
you're going to probably pull up twice as much oil as they did
before the disaster.
And so of course, the reports and this is the way it's
supposed to work from CNN is Oh, gas prices, lower this Memorial
Day drive all you want because the prices of the pump are going
lower, lower, lower, lower and then even says in this article,
until of course inventories change because this is the trick
you know, is like then the end because they you know there's
not a continuous supply and demand because it cut off
inventories, then we'll have no more oil,
they also got to get some of this stuff out of circulation.
So they want it here's the here's the way I would do it.
They've already built up a you know, put a lot of oil and
tankers in tanks and tank farms, but the prices haven't you know,
haven't haven't gone the right way. So what you want to do is
pull as much of it off the market by having people use it.
You know, blow it out, Memorial days drink all your category on
Memorial Day, but some are still ahead and summers where you
route you know, you need three months of driving. So by the
probably by July 1 that price, I'd be a good bet to take
checkout to pump price on Monday of gasoline and I would assure
you that the pump price will be higher on July 1.
No, I don't I don't doubt it. And, you know, I think we're
going to be up near 18 I mean, they're doing so much work right
now. It's got to be moving towards 100 in it by by
December, January. It's just gotta be. It's the cycle. It's
just over and over again. It just really saddens me. And of
course no one's talking about what's really happening in
Jamaica. It's all about you know, some bogus it's probably
look Jamaica doesn't grow Coke, okay, it comes from Colombia.
It's a supply route. Like you know, like the CIA, I'm sure as
involved it's not like they don't know about this. But now
they have five ships off the coast of Jamaica Predator drones
flying around, please, please, brother. And then they're going
to destroy that that beautiful island. Just destroy it.
Although I'm sure you can still party nice and safe on the north
side.
Let's see if Clinton goes there and then you will at least be
some nice hotels.
Well, it's already beautiful in Montego Bay on the north side of
Jamaica. It's paradise.
Now they're not going to change that. No, of course not.
I've stated Bob Pitman's house there. It's beautiful. I mean,
and there's nothing wrong there. Like as long as you stay on the
resort. Don't stray from the gates. But no, I mean, it's just
sad because you know If Jamaica which has been always
economically suppressed in the basically they're a Call Centre
Island at this point, if if only they could have control of their
own natural resources, you know, they could be rich again and
they have that I know you can't but it's one can dream now now
they there's the day that the oil all the oil in the world
belongs to the oil companies it doesn't belong to any sovereign
state. Yeah, otherwise, you know what we I've always thought it
you know, the only place is kind of pull it off as Alaska. You
know, they kind of they kind of own part of it, right? Yeah,
they own part of him. They gouge the oil companies as best they
can. They're still not doing a perfect job. California, we
wouldn't have a debt crisis we'd be we'd be on Easy Street. If we
own California, if we were good if the state owned all the oil
and gas reserves that are in California, but new. We don't
only don't get any of the benefits of the California oil
and gas reserves. But we usually pay more for gasoline in
California than just about any other state in the country.
Yeah, it's it's a scandal. Dad, you know, it's
not getting much better. What do we have the highest income tax?
10%? In California?
Yes, a 10%. On top of whatever else you're paying,
I bet it's gonna go even higher. Well,
I don't understand why they can't. I mean, we're not even
close to the ratios that Greece has in Greece is like breaking
down the EU. So I don't know if there's something wrong with
this.
I spoke to taxi Eric, yesterday, you know, the guy who almost
killed you. Yeah. And because, you know, he's like a cab
driver. So he's, he's, he's man on the street. Right? He's got
his ear to the people. I said, Yeah. So what's going on, man?
You know, what's the what's the deal with feared builders?
Because the elections are coming up June 9. And he said, and he
just he forget that he just went off on Greece. Like, I can't
believe these motherfuckers you know, they retire at 48? No,
I've got to work until I'm 67. That's two more years. We're
selling them five Billy, I can't believe this screwed up money.
Your soul war. He's ready. He's ready to go to war. The guy is
like, got his pickaxe out. He's like, and I said, Dude, that's
just Greece. Wait until you have to bail out Portugal, Spain.
He's like brah better not happen. I'm driving my car would
appear not happened.
Because this is exactly the way people see it. I have a feeling,
though. And there's some predictions that this bailout
won't happen. You know, first of all, the the whole concept of
the bailout is illegal according to the what you call the lesbian
treaty. The Lisbon Treaty specifically does not allow for
that to take place. And so now there's now talk of the secret
exit clauses that will essentially blow all of this up.
One is the fact that they would have to ratify a change to the
treaty, a treaty which according to the treaty cannot be changed.
And the second one, which is maybe more interesting, in this
agreement for this trillion dollar bailout, which, you know,
I think you and I agree has to be closer to 10. If a country
cannot find the funding, because you know, of course, no one has
this, everyone's broke, right? No one has this cash laying
around. So they gotta go to when we see, you know, a Goldman
Sachs and they gotta go borrow the money. In the agreement, it
says if they can't borrow it below a 5% interest rate, they
can opt out? Well, I can guarantee you they're not going
to find it below 5%. No one's going to give any of these
countries any kind of money of blow five, because they're all a
huge risk, the whole idea is risky. So then they can then
they can't pay for it. And I think it's going to come right
back to the IMF and the IMF is going to bail out Europe. Of
course, we are essentially the IMF. Right that we're paying
most of the money much. So then hey, cheap vacations will own
Greece, John.
They got a lot of nice islands. Their place does neat cleaning
up
so I feel Yeah, well, the whole Euro thing is sometimes I think
this was actually the plan bit. Like so we have the crisis. No
one can afford the crisis. Then the IMF IMF moves in probably
the World Bank. And then it all belongs to somebody.
Yeah, that'd be fun to watch that one, especially with these
crazy Greeks.
Well, they're not loved right now. Let me tell you that they
are. And and it's and of course it's not their fault.
You know, they're, you know, if you're promised, you know,
retirement at 50 with full pay for the rest of your life. If
you take this job in government, let's say then you take the job,
is it your fault? That you took a good deal?
No, of course not. But you know, Why blame any elites, right.
Wow, why? Go and blame some some elitist let's just blame the
Greek. Yeah the Greek the Greek way lazy Greek meanwhile, taxi
Eric takes vacations in Greek Old Greece all the time. You
know, he's full of crap. goes there and vacations on cheap
Greek wine. So, yeah,
you go cheap Greek wine. As long as he doesn't, you know, did
wine that used to be popular on that page never was really
popular. We're just kind of a curiosity that the Greeks
supposedly drank and even though I've never run into a Greek
debt, like this stuff, which is read Siena, what's it called
retsina retsina.
And I will not last time I was in Greece, I always make sure to
have a glass of the best retsina I can find which is which is
like drinking. I don't know what it's the worst product in the
world. Essentially what it is, is it just some sort of some
sort of wine that harkens back to the Greco Roman times when
they to seal the jugs of wine, they used a tree resin as a cork
and so the tree resin or, or they put a piece of block of
wood in there and put some gret resin but there's resin involved
and the resin would always leach into the wine and make it tastes
like tree resin. So he was like drinking a little bit like
drinking turpentine. And it's just really one of the most
Gosh, awful things in the world. And that's really what cheap
Greek wine is. Okay, just a little little lecture for the
people that always want more wine information. Ya know,
there's your wine Tip of the Day look for some red Sina. They do
bring it in the United States. You can buy it at a store. It's
very inexpensive, like five bucks a bottle, maybe six. And
you can try it
sounds like something not to try actually.
Why you should have it once in your life. By the
way while we're on that, Mickey and I splurged because she's
been on this nutty diet and I'm like, I need to go a restaurant
eat something real for a minute here. And we went to Nobu,
which, as you say is of course, an overpriced going out of style
concept.
But if you go to yet tasty,
well beyond tasty and if you go if you're in Los Angeles, and
you have the money because it's going to cost you a couple 100
bucks for just two people. I mean, this was like a big
splurge, which is outrageous. But for Nobu. It's cheap. As for
Pete, tell him I sent you and basically he's like Pete, you
just bring out whatever you think is right, because I do
like stuff you share. Oh my God, John, I think I had seven
courses with you know, it's all fresh in his white friend to
deuce amazing black cod which is in
Yeah, that's the one that's got the pickled or whatever. A
rotten rotten something that's really tasty.
Oh, my goodness. And then there was this beef in truffle butter
sauce is just unbelievably outrageous. And you have the
feeling that like they're they're like they're catching
the fish right out back. But they got them in a koi pond or
something.
So how much longer these places can sustain themselves? Because
the economy just is. The economy's just not good.
You think? No, who
is like, you know, a very expensive place. I've only bad
I've I've never actually but I've eaten it all the nobles,
but I've never paid for a meal there if you know what I mean.
Yeah. Because I, I like some guy, I need to take you to
dinner, you know, someone needs to take me to dinner. So I
always, you know, take me to a place like Nobu. And my
experience, by the way, as a journalist who likes to go out
to dinner, is that you always want to, and I'm very popular
amongst a PR women because they know I'm always pushing them to
the more expensive places and they have an expense account
anyway. And they have the expense account, they're picking
it up, but they have the excuse that while this guy wanted to go
there, we couldn't have choose anyplace else. We couldn't, you
know, go to a cheap restaurant because this guy is in a hole.
And then of course, you're always inviting me over and over
again because they get to have the meal too. Right. Anyway, so
anyway, so it Nobu is a place where you always want to get the
expense account or oriented somebody taking you there, but
the thing that's great that I've learned over the years is that I
don't really like going out that much. It just shouldn't stay at
home. Yeah, because I can cook as well except that no boy can't
cook that stuff. But But the kicker is is that if you take
some of these CEOs and some of these marketing guys to these
really great restaurants with this really good food, it takes
them right off of their pitch because it gets so engrossed in
the food food right makes my life a lot easier right? I don't
have to listen to him.
So no agenda night on Twitter. I don't know if he is actually a
knight or not but he calls himself and no agenda Knight
scoffed at me this week saying oh you know the the scam with
the scram bracelets that we talked about the one that
Lindsay Lohan has to wear the you drink, you go to jail,
because you have no idea. I can't believe you guys miss this
incredible scam. And like what are you talking about? And he
sends me all these links about mad, which of course started
originally as Mothers Against Drunk Driving
or Right. And the original the founder of it had quit the group
after they became radical.
Yeah, it's candy Lightner she left in 2002. In fact, she told
the Washington Times, Matt has become far more Neo
prohibitionist than I had ever wanted or envisioned. I didn't
start mad to deal with alcohol I started man to deal with the
issue of drunk driving. And so you look at some of this stuff.
And you know, I, you know, me I like to look into the finances.
So they they do about $40 million a year in revenue. And a
healthy portion of that is from the so called VIPs, which is the
vehicle what's it called? In, I'd say, vehicle indoctrination
programme, but essentially, the court orders people who have who
have a DUI or convicted of DUI to go to a, I guess there's a
kind of meeting where you have to pay to be at this meeting and
the to like the $8 million in revenue between eight and 10 for
these meetings, and then you know, people stand up so they
what, you have to pay mad, you have to if there's a fee, you
have to pay the fee
mad gets the money. So this deal, yes,
yes. Eight to $10 million a year look going back three years. And
by the way, half their money of that 40 million goes to
salaries. Like whoa, are we doing
that instead of this?
No, no, we're doing it wrong. That's for sure. It's just
unbelievable. And yeah, so you have to pay a fee to you know,
to go listen about, you know, horrible stories, I'm sure. And
by the way, it's not just mothers anymore. Of course, it's
you know, man, my son, my dad, my grandfather killed by drunk
driver, etc, etc. all horrible. Absolutely. But I do agree that
it's quite this has gotten out of control. And now we have
this, this whole concept of you can't drink
to get this Neil prohibitionist thing going on all over the
place, including the country of France of all places.
Yeah. Why is this? I mean, why are people against drinking now?
Well, you know, this is one of these things. It's been sneak
it's been subtle propaganda has been sneaking up on people. The
Mad group is one of the people that's obviously been promoting
it. And there's never been the liquor industry is sheepish
about, you know, now they got it. They can't even show it. You
can't even have a liquor ad in France anymore. And if you hear
or wine ad, you can't have that. And you can't I mean, I don't
know. I mean, it's just a prohibition is it's a group of
people that are religious, and they're against all forms of
drinking many of them Baptists, I might add, I used to live down
the street from a Baptist kid whose dad was a preacher. And
they couldn't dad couldn't go to dances. And there was a big
thing about about, about drinking, and I was asked the
question, well, how come no, in the Bible, the first thing he
does, he gets off the ark, and He plants a vineyard. And they
said, well, it's just for grape juice. By the way, if you were
Welch's grape juice use, squeezed so they didn't have
pasture ate pasteurisation back then I don't care what you do.
You're making wine. We used a bunch of this grapes into a
bucket, you'd have wine within a week, you're getting high, no
matter what. So these churches they give or they have a
communion service and they give orange juice, which seems like a
violation. And it's just ridiculous, but it's all this
teetotallers and, you know, hand ringers and it's been sneaking
up I believe in the fact that the French are putting up with
it. I think there's a large contingent of people that just
put up with everything nowadays.
Well, that would not be us. Well, we
bitch. Yeah.
I don't see you marching on the street Dvorak?
I've done my marching. I don't need to anymore. Really. What
did you march for?
Well, kinds of stuff. Yeah.
Give me one example.
I'm not gonna talk. Come on. Why
not? What did you want?
Maybe in an FBI file? I'm not going to do march against Well,
please. Like, against a Vietnam War. How about that? You did?
Yeah.
So were in Washington.
No, no, Berkeley?
Harder than
it was. Washington's too cold this time of year. Let's march
in Berkeley. So did you were you did you get a draft notice? Are
you too old for the draft? No, you were your perfect age,
weren't you?
I was in college. Oh, high school. I was in high school
when it began. Okay, so you never got a draft notice you
didn't have to go? Yeah, you know, I'm not gonna
discuss it.
Were you a draft dodger, John.
I wasn't a draft dodger. I'll die. I'll give you an entire
presentation sometime when it's when it's more appropriate.
Well, isn't this the most appropriate place ever?
Know when I have like this when I can get my ducks in a row and
so far as my story is concerned, Oh, you mean? Basically you
grilling the official
story. The story? Wait a minute, this. This is very interesting.
I need to get Rachel Maddow in here. So this is the right As
the official story that you want to present versus the truth is
that what I'm hearing
no no, I actually have a great story to tell especially about
the way the system works. i It's a great story, but I don't feel
like telling it at the moment if you don't mind. Okay?
Okay. Okay. You don't have to get all huffy. Geez, I'm you're,
you're always asking me everything. I tell you
immediately, like an honest guy. I didn't know you had to hold
anything. I say everything immediately. Right on the spot.
You asked me about hookers. I gave you a clear and honest
answer. What about hookers? I don't feel like talking about it
right now.
Okay, so I got a clip for you. What? No, it wasn't a draft
dodger
marched in Berkeley. Stop the word ban the bomb
he actually refused induction. Who did? Friend of mine. So the
guy refuses induction? He just says no, I'm not gonna fuck
yeah, basically, is what he said. Okay. And so we also we've
all watched this with great anticipation. So apparently for
weeks on end, you know, somebody knock on his door, and they'd be
from the FBI or something. They threatened him. And they
threatened him throughout the entire Vietnam War about once a
week somebody come over and threatened him and nobody ever
did anything. Really. Yeah. And then it just got dropped. And so
he was our hero. Because because everybody else, you know, tried
to get out of going to Vietnam in one way or another, but it
was always the subterfuge. He basically just said no, screw
you. And he went, he didn't go. It was the only honest guy.
Wow. Right. Okay. Can we talk about this one time? Like maybe
a special episode? The divorce hack files? Yeah,
maybe we'll do this on the third show. Yeah, what happened in
the 60s? It was John. This is where your tech AP comes from?
Right. That's when you're you're projecting?
Who's the tech hippie? I know what you're talking about. Okay.
Hey, shall we thanks some supporters of the show before we
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I hope that people are getting other people to listen to the
show. And I'm going to encourage you to do that. Because we had
somebody send us a very long note about how their douchebag
friend listened to listen to the show once and things were full
of crap about everything. We're just entertainers. And that was
a very interesting memo. And most of it was logically
inconsistent.
Almost we read all of that by the way. We really do. I mean,
it
was it's just business like the guy's obviously just a
brainwashed robot. The thing is we need what we want to do is
preach to the choir. I think this is good advice because the
choir needs to be talked to these guys that are off the deep
end and they're they're crazy liberals and they have all these
you know, they're just bad actors you know, you're not
gonna get joy Bae har, for example, to listen to the show
and slap her forehead and say, oh my god, I was been wrong all
these years. I'm an idiot. It's just not gonna happen. Unlikely.
Very unlikely. She is for as we mentioned here in the in some
clips, she's actually for you know, they're they want to build
a mosque.
I looked this up because someone sent me this is like someone is
sending all kinds of messages. And this actually passed a vote
in New York,
this is a mosque, they want to build a mosque, a big one, a 13
story mosque on ground zero, except it's just kind of a block
away. But it's like two, two blocks away, I understand. But
it's essentially they want to get it they want to get as close
to ground zero as they can some symbolic thing. And of course,
this guy, the Imam is taken apart by one character that I
have a clip of. But they talked about this on the joy Bay harsh
show and joy had one person some woman who is I guess, a family
member of the 911 Group complaining about this in a very
defensive manner because everybody else including Joy,
Joy had, like the daughter of the mom herself and some wimpy
guy who all thought this was a great idea to put the mosque
there because it shows how tolerant they are in Bihar hence
that if we don't let him do the monsters are going to be mad at
us and we don't want 1.5 billion people mad at us, as if anyone
in Indonesia gives a crap about anything we do one way or the
Unless somebody brainwashes them and they're still not gonna like
us. So if you want to play the bay one clip,
I think that in the spirit of tolerance and mutual
understanding and intuitive tolerance would allow it. No,
no, I No, no, no, I'm not who am I God, you might disallowing it.
I'm saying, protesting. It's, I'm protesting it because I feel
that it's very insensitive. It hurts the 911 families, all the
families that were there last night. I think that it is
incredibly insensitive to our feelings that it is humiliating
and
jumping. Because we have received the support of the
elected officials. They voted to Edwin stringer chain, they all
came in support of this because they really want to see the
Muslim community leading the effort to rebuild Lower
Manhattan. Right. And and we have Jewish leaders who came out
in support of our of our initiative. We had Christian
leaders that came out in support of our initiative. Cody has
guided them families, 250 families, the peaceful families,
they really want us
Oh, nice one that peaceful families. Yeah, I love the way
she slipped. Ones who got paid $5 million was over $2 million
to shut up the peaceful families, oh, my god
and delight this, they want us to take the tragedy of 911
questions and turn it into something positive. I always
say, can I ask a legit question? Where's the money for this is
gonna cost $100 million? Where's the money coming from? Well,
that's a very good question. Actually. We went to the
community board so we could excite them and find out what
their needs work. Yes, it's really for the community. We
have not determined the full scope of this project. So when
when when our detractors say that we are shooting someone
say it's for the it's like a community centre, can we have
basketball games there? It's not for the community. It's a crock
of crap.
And changing? Of course we are the whole scope of the project
has not been defined. You know, we heard from people so we
decided that we should have a memorial sensitivity to
everyone, right? We heard from the community and we've decided
that we're there's going to be a senior citizen space because
that's what's needed.
Oh, yeah, there will be a senior citizen centre. Great
community. We are creating a 500 seat, performing arts theatre.
So okay, there you go. It's for the community. 500 seats. 500.
And I know nightclubs that are bigger than that. Yeah, right.
gorgeously small.
Yeah, the money is not we have not even started the
fundraising, you're afraid that there's going to be some kind of
jihad thing.
Deception, the fact that the mom said that the Christians at the
West were responsible for 911 The fact that the mom's father
was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, that is not true.
Okay. All right. All right. Absolutely. And Bill to the to
the national, the 90 statements do not show the 96. But this
is why it's good that women don't run the world. Just listen
to this. This is not okay. Yes, right. adam@curry.com. I said it
is evidence of it. And we could certainly spend time we ought to
present the evidence, but it's it's a false state and the 49
Muslim nations that contributed to the 92nd 96th Street Islamic
centre, is that false to?
Well, I have absolutely no idea where you're getting your
information from because it's false. You aren't actually
making statements. And my father in law has been dead for almost,
you know, seven, eight years. And I think it's very painful. A
man who dedicated his life to interfaith dialogue, who
actually began interfaith dialogue in this country, it was
a great luminary who shaped Islam in this country, as as a
way of
a woman, John,
is I don't have her name in front of you. But she is the I
think she's the daughter or the or the, she's related to the E
mob guy. Who is, is going to who's heading up this whole
thing. She's relative, I think, I don't know if she's the
daughter or I don't know. She's one of the peaceful. She's one
of the peace. She's peaceful families out interfaith
community, I would be happy to see deceased bad to
say anything about the dead, you know, so I don't want any church
built there. Screw that. No church, nothing. They were they
were supposed to put up a memorial that had like a stone
that the thing, they
haven't done anything, it's ridiculous. And of course, the
New Yorkers get pushed around by everybody. And this is a good
reason why New York sucks. I mean, the fact that this could
happen, and now you'll devote that said, Oh, this is okay.
Just like some quick community group that is set up by the
mayor's office. Bloomberg is behind it. And they voted 29 to
one in favour. Yeah, and it's laughable. But meanwhile, you
can skip the you actually should play the rest, because you can
hear the end where Bay heart just goes on and on about what a
great idea it is, and how this guy jumps in the same year. I
you know, I can see both sides of the story, but we need to be
more tolerant of people that are tolerant,
I would be happy to post evidence of the Muslim
Brotherhood and I do feel your pain and we're asking that you
feel our pain. We do the right.
That's actually the point of this whole discussion. I think
joy is that this is a discussion where I can actually see both
sides. I really And you're but symbolism cuts two ways. Yeah. I
mean, I can understand you know, one man symbolism, you know,
slap in the face is another man's gesture of brotherhood.
The question though is at the end of the day, if it's gonna go
either way, where's America come down the genius of America, the
beauty of America is that we err on the side of tolerance, we err
on the side of openness. We err on the side of, you know,
letting inclusion in. And for me, the number is not how many
people died. But the fact that you say 1.5 billion Muslims, are
we going to say to them, you're not welcome here, you're viewed
as the enemy. I think that's a dangerous message
to more hatred of the of America. I
don't think so. I think it would be lovely if we said we
understand the feelings of the victims of 911. We will we won't
put a giant mosque here. I disagree. I think that that
would be an extraordinary gesture of goodness, mutual
respect and mutual understanding. No one's telling
them they can't. We're asking them well, then they aren't
going to they already voted to do it. Well, I have no power. No
power, there's no power in the bank
is the important thing is what the community said yesterday is
29 people voted in favour of this because we are bringing
much needed a man it
was very much against the elected officials and
politicians is not reflected people's sentiments at all.
Thank you very much. Jesse James. So
this st. Jesse James of next. Oh, good. Finally, back to some
real news. This is to me, just a distraction as we're coming up
on the 10th anniversary. They're starting it now. So we can have
this as the conversation and not about the fact that this was
clearly an inside job that you know, renowned journalists like
Alan Hart are now coming out and saying, Look, this is what was a
controlled demolition. You know, likely not necessarily done by
Islamist or radicalised.
They seem to be very happy that it happened let's let's run the
mosque rundown clip to which is another guy who actually looks
at the Arabic You know, the same Yeah, he's,
this is what we always talk about is, you know, so there's
always like, Oh, this was said on an Islamist website and when
you know, we questioned the translation, you know, to who,
who says, who I can't read Arabic. So I of course, I have
to question this guy too, because I don't know if
you should question him but at the same time, I don't see
anybody disputing any of these things. It begins with a guy who
who who who quotes the Imam as to what he's up to and then he
strolls it to this wall lead to character who always seem to be
to be some sort of a CIA guy and and he explains what he's run
into but I think these things are valid because I have seen I
mean, the Memory Project me MRI, and there's a couple of other
websites and look at all this stuff and they keep finding it
it's not like it's it's not like these guys don't you know think
that they can get away with saying whatever they want to to
an air rabbit or Arabic audience. Newspaper. Right?
Alright, so here's the translation, dude.
It's a method to my madness. Bear with me because
this is from pyjamas TV, by the way, which seems to be like some
senior citizens. Yeah, it's just something what is this? What is
PJ TV? I don't like some guys like a guy. It's like one of the
MVNO shows. Yeah, and we should put Joy Beyhadh on that network.
She belongs in PJ DVS way
my colleagues and I are the Anti Terrorist sick by the
way, do you like that health care and free cell phone from
me? VO
I just said this. Maybe you
know, you said it's like the MVNO network is what you said.
It is. No, we don't have senior citizens. Wow, cranky. Hey, look
at me,
people who want to embolden the vast majority of Muslims who
hate terrorism. To stand up to radical rhetoric. Our purpose is
to interweave America's Muslim population into the mainstream
society. This is track with what you've been reading Waleed, on
the Arabic websites.
This is why I always been arguing. Yeah, Americans need to
understand what Islamic theologians are saying in the
Arabic language and not what they say in the English
language. What he said on an article in an interview he did
with Hegel, Islam, probably one of the most prominent news media
in the Muslim world in which he was asked regarding establishing
an Islamic governance. And he said throughout, and I quote him
exact quote, throughout my discussions with contemporary
Muslim theologians, it is clear an Islamic state can be
established in more just a single form or mould. It can be
established through a kingdom or a democracy. The important issue
is to establish the general fundamentals of Sharia that are
required to govern in other words, you can infiltrate a
government that is a kingdom or a democracy, in this case, the
United States and you can proceed in a trying to establish
Sharia law similar to what happened in Great Britain. They
do it through peaceful means, and they claim to be anti
terrorism while the edge agenda is to hide the slick releases of
the Islamist in the United States of America to call for
more implementations of Sharia laws.
What surprises me John is you didn't actually put the whole
clip on
there. The whole clip is a mile long but
did you didn't put the intro of that clip where this guy in Troy
Knight,
that was my mistake.
Did you? Do you recall how he his intro? No, he
the guy who listen,
I want you to hear how this how this PJTV dude, how we intros
this guy because it's very funny and I'm surprised you didn't put
that on there. Here it is. This is the leader for PJ TV. Hold
on. You gotta listen to this. Yeah, hurry up with this stupid
leader.
Here's why I didn't put it on
now. This is Roger Simon with PJ TV and I'm here with my friend
Walid Chu back He's a former terrorist as
a former terrorist yeah What did how does that work?
They did a special on this guy one of the
gave up I don't want to be a terrorist anymore actually was a
Palestinian
I don't want to listen to this guy. I don't want to listen to
him he's still a terrorist. He might be become a former
terrorist overnight
he didn't he was thrown in the slammer and apparently some of
the years a long story and you know another one that's too long
to do on the show but he became a was like one of these guys who
quit smoking and they becomes a fanatic about the on the other
side Oh, you can't smoke in here. I mean essentially what he
is one of those guys so when those sorts of personality types
it's not unusual to run into someone who becomes nutty about
something because they all of a sudden switch sides in the on
the issue.
Yeah, but I can't I can't believe this guy. I can't
believe this guy. So you think he's lying about all this stuff?
And I think it doesn't matter I think it's a huge distraction. I
think it throws religion into a light of employees shouldn't
be discussed at all you just need the mosque should it be
built and that's the end of it.
Please don't give me that crap. You know, I don't I don't want a
mosque. I don't want a church. I don't want a temple. I don't
want anything built there. Well, I want some being built. Yeah,
but no, I don't want any I'm against organised religion.
Personally, I think it's bogus. So of course not and I that's
ridiculous of you to say it's ridiculous.
Well, I'm just telling you because you won't let me play my
clips. So
it's boring the guy just so we know what he's gonna say there.
They basically want to infiltrate Is that okay, let's
take it to where you want to go.
That topics done. Let's go to that same screen and play the
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to hold on. I want to thank the plethora of producers who have
done the work and figured out the etymology of jabroni. Oh,
yeah, I got a bunch of notes on which indeed appears to stem
from 1931
Yeah, and it is Italian. I just saw your sister. Yeah, he's
she's a jabroni she gave you a bumpsteer she she gypped me on
that one. And interestingly enough, although I didn't have
time to find the clip, apparently on the this season of
The Bachelorette. A guy uses the word jabroni
well, he probably listens to
our show. Yeah, he must be listening to the show.
So I was on become I for some reason. I don't know why I was
less aware of it. Of the because I don't really care but the
these applause and laugh tracks that are that are just loops and
it's almost ridiculous how obvious it is. So I ran into I
watch it because I was collecting these these these
summaries and I caught the end of the last of the Tyra bank
shows the last show she's this is her final episode and she'll
she goes out to a round of applause. And so I thought I
recorded the applause because I figured it would be useful as
you know, something you could just throw applause in. But it's
such a roller coaster of the guy turning up and down the same
thing if this doesn't sound like like, I think you'll hear the
exact same loop about five times. And it's, it's borderline
ridiculous. That's the Tyra
Banks Show. John, what are you doing? What happened to C span
this week?
I see Spencer banks applause runaway walk on the Tyra show
run
sounds like a roller coaster ride
I am so sick and tired of Tyra Banks, what she's done, and
women eat that shit up.
I don't know why I can never figure it out. Tyra Banks is the
worst show ever on television. Now I'd like
you to go to whitehouse.gov just for a second John. And this is
an eye video exercise, not an audio exercise. And you'll see
right there on the homepage. The President's speech for this
week. Something new as you know, I always watch our fearless
leader speech I love hearing what he has to say. And of
course, it's about Memorial Day, which as we know is all about
the sale at the mall. But he the President does remind us that
this is to respect and you know, I come from a long line of
government and military servants and so this of course is a day
of remembrance for everyone who has fallen wars and has served
our country and this what the President who might know did not
serve is talking about but they had this what we call a poster
image on the video if you go to the weekly address honouring the
fallen and you'll see that that is a picture of him in a in a
room somewhere. But when you play the video and I'm not going
to use the sound
you will see any video here
if you go to whitehouse.gov right
yeah there's a there's a slideshow a watch the video
watch the video?
Yes. Okay. Nice. Now first you see that picture right? You see
where he's sitting he's sitting in some room there's a backlight
on his head and everything. Please also take note of what
he's wearing. But then watch the video. He's wearing a different
tie. So that was a different picture this John is green
screen the President is said there's a fake background that's
the focus is all different. It's I mean, I know green screen when
I see it. That guy is sitting in front of a green screen now.
Look at it. Tell me that isn't green screen.
Yeah, but how about the be the side shot while the
side shot is he's wearing a different he's wearing a
different outfit he's wearing different time is what's going
on talking about the side shot in the video. What side shot 20
seconds into it. They have a second camera go on him. From
the from the side.
I'm watching now. Hold on. There's no 20 seconds.
Keep watching.
They're 19 What? No, it's
19 seconds. They gotta show you're watching. You
must be watching something different. It doesn't say
honouring the fallen.
No, I'm watching the big win over lobbyists on Whoa,
go to the what to the weekly address?
Well, I just clicked on watch video says
your weekly address. It's yours. John, your weekly address yours.
I gotta go back. It's number one on the
slideshow. Ah, man. Okay, watch the video is important. All
right. Oh, watch this
video right now. Click on the video. And you'll see that this
is completely green screen.
Well, what's wrong with that?
This is because
Oh, yeah, this is totally green. Isn't that even a good job?
That's my point. is horrible. What's the point? Yeah. Why not?
Why can't he just do his address from wherever he is? Why is he
now in a studio in a green screen studio? Why? Why are they
faking?
jabroni is that is the high tech guy price. That was a great
idea. In fact, they got the top of his head cut off.
In fact, they go to a close up shop because he flubbed his
line. And it's the same background they're using with
the same light inflection on the door around 135 136. It's just I
don't like it. It's fake. It's phoney it's like him. Fake and
phoney I don't understand is the first time it's just noticeable
that they're now doing green screen.
And I don't want him to you know, maybe maybe,
maybe you can do a green screen for me via I gotta see a second.
Hey, watch everything down below, click on stuff. Next
we'll have pre rolls. I'm telling you the guy is going all
the way.
Oh, there's that shot. See? It's like it's really bad Greenspring
it cut in. Yeah. Anyway, and they got the top of his head cut
off.
It's dumb. It's really bad. It's really really bad. The key is
good, though. They did a good key.
I don't think the key is that great as you got a black line
around him, huh? Look, look at his neck. And that close up, go.
Yeah, you're right. Yeah, you're right. The close up key isn't
too good. Anyway, why would they do that? Why would they go green
screen what I mean, I, I kind of dug it when he was just sitting
in the White House. Now. He's not even the White House. Where
was he?
No, no, no, no, he would go relook at those things. And
maybe they were green screen better on
this. I watched every week because the first time not that
interesting, but
maybe he's not in town. And he just wanted to quickly get the
other guy. Yeah, they usually had one of Judy in town. And one
of our producers pointed out to me that we really have all of
our actually from the Netherlands, that we really blew
it on, on a big meme about the Foxconn suicides. You okay? And
he says, what's interesting about this, of course, is that
journalists are only talking about two things are really one,
it's all Apple, it's the iPhone suicides Whereas of course, Dell
makes stuff there HP Nintendo, I mean, a lot of stuff comes from
from this factory and the fact that compared to the national
suicide rate of China, it's actually their suicides on low.
So he has the statistics here, and he has links. So they have
between four and 500,000 employees, AP says 300,000 New
York Times as 420,000 Foxconn themselves as 486,000, but in
China, 14 out of every 100,000 people commit suicide every
year. So to match China's average 68 Foxconn employees
would have to commit suicide every year. So they're actually
they're a little bit behind. But he does know that lots of
journalists and I think this is a good point. Are all saying
this is the iPhone suicide factory. That's what
I did. Yeah.
So you're a part of your resist. So you're part of the meme
course. Okay. Bad you who could who can resist? Well, you could
say it's I mean, they get here's my rationale. They gave Kathie
Lee Gifford all this crap for running a sweatshop making you
know, blouses or whatever. And they give Nike all this crap for
running a sweatshop making shoes. But yet Apple gets a free
gets a free pass. Give me a break.
Well, not just apple, but HP and Dell and Microsoft.
But they do for Microsoft X Xbox 360. Yeah, Foxconn pretty much
makes everything them and the other company quanta. There's
two of these guys.
And they and the CEO just gave everybody a 20% Raise.
Yeah, I mentioned that in one of my columns. They went from $26 a
week. 27. I mean, come on. Awesome. They only get paid 25
bucks a week. So what kind of a raises that
you're Adam and John. I work in a hospital with Marines from
Iraq and Afghanistan. Please do not mention my name on the show.
These guys have been there and seen that as of I. They confirm
that they look for drug runners of opium and heroin in
Afghanistan who bring that stuff on base for the Marines. So I
asked them what they do with the confiscated drugs. They say,
well, some of it, they literally blow up or set it on fire, but a
lot of it is taken off their hands by another agency. Most
likely the CIA. They never know where these drugs end up once
it's in the hands of this other agency, but they're pretty sure
it's sold on the black market for CIA money. Mainly they look
for drug runners bringing heroin onto the basis because let's
face it, you can't have marine stoned on heroin looking to
fight. Another issue no one talks about as the hash No, of
course at all the Afghanistan's are all stoned all the time. So
there it is from the inside, that the drugs are being brought
onto the base. And they blow some of it up for a ceremony and
the rest is taken off by some agency by the guys in the black
with the black truck.
How is this news?
Well, it's nice to have it from the inside. No one ever reports
this on The Real News and you get killed. Precisely. Oops.
Maybe we shouldn't be
You want to get some big business? It's a big business.
It's a good you know this. It's a the way I see it is saving the
taxpayers money, who knows how much money the CIA needs to do
what they do? Probably too much.
Well, this does lead into the official end of the war on drugs
and the war on terror. Did you read the I'm sure you didn't.
The National Security Strategy briefing, John?
No, it came out. It wasn't in my inbox. It just sent it to me,
it came out this week. Now, I should have linked in the show
notes. And of course, you can only imagine that the main the
main issue will be homegrown terrorism. That is what our new
strategy will be all about. It is what is important. And I
actually can give you the the rundown because we all have to
agree that the internet is at fault mainly for home grow.
Yeah, the internet's is a bad thing. We have to admit that to
ourselves. And then we have to realise that all the terrorism's
coming from within Of course, we missed the I didn't get the
clip. I should dig it up and ruin it for the next show, which
is a clip of our friend from national treasure. Oh, I
have I have the clip.
Oh, you have the Tavis Smiley clip? Yeah. Hold on a second.
She didn't have any clips you played for so far? Well, I
didn't make any clips. I have the clip. You want to just set
it up while I get it. Ready here. Yeah, I've got home. Okay.
So first of all, the homegrown terrorist threat. This is a this
is actually this stems out of HR 1955, which passed the House by
a voice vote in 2007. This will come to the floor again, once
the Senate passes it then then it's pretty much it's all over.
But here it is an actually have to read this in the Times online
to get my information because gee, you wouldn't think that
American news media would report on this
rainy man, what are you talking about? You're telling me that
you had to read an English newspaper? Yes, to get this
information because American newspapers didn't run it
correct. The
Obama Doctrine lays out an agenda of global engagement but
also highlights the threats of homegrown terror cyber
terrorism, economic collapse and climate change. These are things
we have to be worried about John. It seeks to rewrite the
confrontational narrative of the Bush years arguing against a
narrow focus on battling Islamofascism, or terrorism. In
fact, in his opening statement, in this document, I encourage
everyone to read it it's about 50 pages 5060 to be exact. The
president actually goes into the past and you know, why are we in
World War Two we're fighting fascism. That's what we're
fighting now. It's the same thing. And so it same thing over
and over again. So that was times online, and then of
course, I couldn't get anything else. So you go on the air. This
is the White House thing. Here's the townhall. This is Tavis
Smiley. Speaking with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who is people may not
know this, but I'm Hirsi Ali was a politician in the Netherlands.
She comes from crap. I want to say Nigeria. She's Muslim.
I think she's Somali. And isn't she
of Somalia? I'm sorry. And the controversy around her is that
she financed the I'll just call it anti Islamist movie that
tasteful ha produced that got him killed or is blamed as the
reason for killing him. And here's Greg. Here's the Tavis
Smiley speaking with her. And she, by the way is I mean, she's
with the UN. I don't like her. I've never met her. Mickey has
met her. She said that she has a real good energy and a real
positive vibe. So I haven't met the woman so I can't speak about
her but I don't I really don't like her. And I think she's a
shill and a mouthpiece. And I think she incites violence and
hatred. And I'm just very suspicious of her. But listen to
the clip. This is what I get here. Some kind of friggin pop
up Rush Limbaugh's free book now. We don't want that. Damn
ads. Here we go.
People who are engaged in terrorist activities look like
you and me. They look like everybody else here. Major Nidal
Hasan, the military guy who in November shot 13 of his
colleagues and injured a 32. He's going to be on trial.
Pretty soon. I think this week. The young man Faisal Shahzad in
Times Square who tried to blow innocent people that he doesn't
know of. These guys are acting on conviction. Somehow, the idea
got into their minds that to kill other people is a great
thing to do and that they would be rewarded in the hereafter but
but Christians do that every day. single day in this country
today blow people up. Christians everyday people walk into post
off. I mean, people walk into post offices, they walk into
schools. That's what Columbine is. I mean, I could do this all
day long. There's so there's so many more examples of Christians
and I happened to be a Christian. That's back to this
notion of you're idealising Christianity in my mind to my
read. There's so many more examples, a yawn of Christians
who do that, then you could ever give me examples of Muslims who
have done that inside this country where you
Well, I think you and I disagree.
That so if it was wrong with that guy looking for the
etymology of jabroni that's it.
So he's noted for one thing, let's just the only thing he
actually CITES is Columbine, and those wasn't a Christian
anything. There were two goth kids who are now lunatics and
probably wearing a cross and distracting themselves with
bombs and this guy's full of shit.
But I don't like Ayaan Hirsi Ali because she her two examples are
also very questionable. You know, we don't know if this guy
you know that still. There's the files aren't being released
about him killing all these people at 41 that
he is a do gooder. But the fact of the matter is, Tavis Smiley
is off his rocker. And he's just gonna take nothing but flack for
this. It's crazy. Do you think anyone actually watches that
show? I know the right wingers all picked up that clip and they
pass it around like crazy. Maybe it's a publicity stunt. He'll
get a lot more viewers now.
So CNN is is definitely all over this homegrown thing. For the
first time since 911, the National Security Strategy
integrates homeland security and national security, according to
highlights of the plan given to CNN by a senior administration
official. So they got a leak. This is before it came out. The
security strategy acts as a blueprint for how the White
House intends to protect Americans leaked on purpose. Of
course it was. So if you said let's go to this bill here for a
second because this is the the genesis of it all. And here it
is Congress finds the following. One the development and
implementation of methods and process that can be utilised to
prevent violent radicalization, homegrown terrorism and ideology
based ideologically based violence the United States is
critical to combating domestic terrorism to the promotion of
violent radicalization, homegrown terrorism and
ideologically based violence exists in the United States and
poses a threat to Homeland Security. And here there's
three, the internet has aided in facilitating violent
radicalization, ideologically based violence and the homegrown
terrorism process in the United States by providing access to
broad and constant streams of terrorist related propaganda to
United States citizens. It's just ridiculous. Absolutely
ridiculous. Another
attempt to shut down the internet and put us in our
places.
Well, I think this is we're all gonna get put on board the
trains and shipped off to the FEMA camps because this is the
whole you can't talk negative about the government. This is
where Elena what's her name comes in our future Supreme
Court justice. This is going to shut down free speech. Here,
individuals prone to violent radicalization, homegrown
terrorism, blah, blah, blah, and violence span all races,
ethnicities, and religious beliefs and individuals should
not be targeted based solely on race, ethnicity, or religion,
not based on what you say is what it's going to be. Certain
governments, including the United Kingdom, Canada, and
Australia have significant experience with homegrown
terrorism. And the United States can benefit from lessons learned
by those nations. Here come the cameras. So we're going to be
just like the United Kingdom, the quintessential police state.
Hi, did you please read this? You really need to read this NSS
document. Link who's Yeah,
who are the people behind the bill?
Um, hold on a second. Back to so he got stalled, right because it
has not been presented to the past the house October 23 2007.
But it never got to a Senate vote. Let me see. Jane Harman.
Oh Harmon.
co sponsors Donna Christiansen. Christopher Carney. I don't know
who these people. This of course was a previous administration.
XO walking around a lot of Californians. Yeah. Jane Harman
she
she's a Democrat. She's very well spoken. She you know, has
she's just a stooge. What can I say? Right? It will shouldn't
have anything to do with this kind of thing. So we're talking
about avoidance behaviour. Did you notice that anybody didn't?
That number People that reported on the the killing of 115 and
injuring hundreds train at derailed in India accused malice
rebels of sabotaging the tracks.
Well of course they'd never say that trains are actually bad all
aboard trains good planes ban. That will be against the talking
points.
Yeah, definitely talking about talking points. I had to just
read this for a second. Do Dennis Hopper died? Yes. So I'm
going to read from a from an Associated Press article about
him. And just tell me to find something peculiar about this
quote. So long, Denis tweeted, actress Virginia Matson who
starred in the hotspot one of the films Hopper directed, you
taught me so much with a big you. From that point on, Hubbard
maintained a frantic workspace pairing in many forgettable
movies and a few memorable ones, including 1993, His True Romance
where he played a well meaning cop, ex cop trying to protect
his son from a gangster play by Christopher Walken, quote, no
better scene in the movies than his showdown with walking in
True Romance. actress Elizabeth Banks tweeted Saturday.
It looks like we're getting our news from Twitter.
So we're just gonna just monitor Twitter and Noonan quote people
I mean, is this does this the new journalism,
I interviewed Dennis Hopper about the Virginia Madison film,
he came to MTV, and he didn't have a lot of time and he said,
he had to go to the airport. He said, Adam, jump in the back of
the car, we'll do it there. And it was awesome. I drove from
downtown Manhattan to JFK, which is you know, it's about an hour
drive with traffic. And I was just blown away by the guy and
he's, he's nuts. Or he was nuts. I mean, it's just completely
like the LSD kind of stuck in his brain. Very, very
interesting off the off the wall type humour, but very endearing.
And I guess I had prostate cancer looks really bad at the
end there. But Virginia Madsen is quite well known for blowing
crew members. Oh, that's good to know. Yeah. Yeah. Remember the
sound guy? Cuz she also came by for that, for the promotion?
Give you a blowjob to No, no, no, no, but he said, I know
Virginia. She used to blow the rigging guy in me all the time.
The rigging guy.
If you want to move up the show business ladder, start with the
rigging guy. So ya know, we're getting our news from Twitter of
course.
Mostly getting our news from Twitter you gotta play one more
of these pre summaries
now why don't we you got a whole been here with BBC Afghan Navy
you got like good stuff going here Brazil six tourism electric
car quotes Come on. Man. This looks good. Here
is a very this is a very funny thing Stossel did on electric he
did they had some guys I managed against it. This is all bull
crap. This. Normally we can't get enough wind energy. This is
all bogus. He's just and he's had all these charts and graphs
showing how much again, we're an oil economy get over it. So the
idea of electric cars came up and Stossel came up with these
great quotes, which I'm actually going to put on a slide because
they're just very funny. Play it.
This is energy sprawl if we want to if we want to carpet America
with wind turbines, and some people seem to think that's
okay, I don't I hear electric
cars is the next biggest thing.
Possible is a Jabra jabroni
for his lines are the next big thing and they always will be.
There have been impressive headlines from my brilliant
colleagues in the media. The Washington Post, prices on
electric cars will continue to drop till they're within reach
of the average family richer than it was in 1915. In 1959,
The New York Times said Electric is the car of the tomorrow. In
1979, the Washington Post GM as an electric car breakthrough and
batteries now makes them commercially practical.
We've been hearing the same thing. This is the electric car
business. It is a century of failure, tailgating failure.
So two things First, three things First, I love the way
Stossel has this inflection point where all of a sudden, the
point is very annoying. I want to say something that you need
to listen to because otherwise he would fall asleep while you
listen to the drone of his voice. The second one is the
sound effects. I guess those are lower thirds or something that
are flying in.
All the stars channels have this crowd.
And the third thing I did wasn't going to bring it up couldn't
think of mine. Was that interesting, but now it kinda
relates. Did you see the story about Elon Musk, the founder of
Tesla Motors.
What about him?
He's bankrupt. Yeah, you as well
as getting the government will bail him out. No, no, we got a
hot new girlfriend.
Yes. Well, he also has to deal with his his divorce. But so the
whole story was essentially about, you know, the sinkhole
that this electric car company really is. And that yes, the
there's a $500 million loan facility set up by the
Department of Energy. And they're, I think two or three
car companies who are drawing on that thing they each have $500
million to draw from. It's unbelievable. So do you have to
pay interest on it? But that, you know, they're losing money
hand over fist and sales are flat? Who can afford that car?
Yeah, it's like 100 grand. Yeah, Jason Calacanis. He's the one
who can afford it. Got
one. Yeah. Dave Letterman had one. And then he sent it back
because he was too tall to fit into the thing. And apparently,
Schwarzenegger ended up at one. So there's Schwarzenegger help
them do the deal. I think there's a conflict of interest
here. Schwarzenegger, you know, help that deal. So they're going
to be making them in the new meat plant in Fremont for as
long as they can. But that's going to be laughable. The cars
essentially a load is a LAN or a lead or whatever that little
bitty one is. Yeah, it's the Lotus
body. Yes. With a bunch of batteries in it a huge battery.
But no one really does the story on a you know what will happen
when you discard these batteries, the kinds of
pollution that go into
the battery manufacturing and the nickel mining, it's an
ecological disaster. Nobody wants to talk about it.
We might before we go briefly, just touch on the mining tax
down under we know we have a huge audience in Australia. Get
more nation down under. And they've just been inundating us
with I think you brought it up on Thursday show inundating us
with stories about this mining tax.
Yeah, they're screwing him. The government's trying to take over
the mines. I guess I don't know what the deal is. It's sinking
their dollar. Well,
I'm looking for the story here. I think what was was interesting
is that I think it was Kevin Rudd, who they call crud down
there, said, oh, you know, we're just the model for the rest of
the world. This is going to happen everywhere. And
everywhere. All these mining companies are going to be taxed.
They're being taxed at like close to 60% which is just, you
know, outrageous. And I can't help but think you know,
nationalisation is next.
Yeah, they might as well.
And you know what that means? Do you
what does it mean? Now just because you pulled that fell for
it. I went Access Hollywood pre summary.
You went right into it. I can't believe you fell for it.
I am sad actually. Simon upon reunited my darling Simon. What
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night.
i Get Access Hollywood has the best one of these things. I now
need my Pristiq. That's what that's what dick? Is that the
best sound effects and it's just as complete drivel. I mean
there's actually not one important thing in that entire
laundry list of crap.
It's unbelievable.
And they get they get more noise
Oh my god. Yeah, it's just it's it's great.
I am listening to these by the way because I want to put one
together for our show.
What are you learning is that what is that what this is all
about? Learning the
pacing because the but you know the only other one I have here
if you want if you don't want to.
I don't want to do I want to play other clips? You got gay
and you Uganda you got
Biden thing. It's just too funny. We have to run Then on
Thursday, run it
now let's let's end with it if it's funny, because otherwise I
can't
say the promise is a three. It's not a one. It's a three we had
to do to all three. Let's
do all three. Come on. Okay, so
this is the this is a report that was on current, which is
Elbert Gore's. Boo. Yes, crappy news show. And besides being a
crock of crap, generally speaking, because it's obviously
the whole thing is staged all the signs are in English.
Everybody's speaking English. It's about the Ugandans anti gay
laws. And so there's three classes first, the first clip
the intro to the whole thing, which has got some preachers,
some black preacher, screaming about gays, you can play that.
Before we pray, I want you to know what to homosexuals. Then
you can weep when you see someone promoting something that
is evil. The major argument homosexuals have is what people
do in the privacy of their bedroom is nobody's business.
But do you know what they're doing in the bedroom? I love
that.
Yeah, they have. The other thing is about this. This is supposed
to be a documentary, some woman and some other guy rolling
around. And they have sound effects. They have background
music on the clips. I mean, I find this to be the worst form
of journalism. I mean, well, no worse than Access Hollywood. But
Access Hollywood doesn't pretend to be like investigating
anything plagued clip to.
And as we lift him up, he will overcome every power of
darkness.
sempere first attracted a spotlight through his HIV work,
working with young people through His Church on the campus
of McCrary University. His preaching was the new values and
abstinence only made him a favourite of American Christian
groups, looking to partner with Africans to combat aids on the
continent. But these days, Pastor sampah is attracting
attention for another reason.
This whole battle we are in against homosexuality is a
battle between not Martin but God versus the forces of
darkness.
So they're playing this music in the background as she goes, then
then of course, everything's in English. I mean, even though
English is a spoken language in Uganda, there is no native
speakers anywhere. And then they do this clip that really got my
goat. They go out into the street and they start asking
Ugandans what they think. And you have to realise it. For one
thing. You don't get to hear the Ugandans because they're
speaking to some native tongue, which means you've probably
never heard of this guy speak. But every one of them
that would be Swahili is the native tongue of Uganda.
Every one of these guys has something to say which is just
essentially parroting whatever the law is because if you think
about Uganda's history, you got to get your head chopped off. If
you don't, yeah, you got two people roaming around with a
camera. What are you gonna say except you're gonna spew the
party line and then this woman is idiot that works for current.
She thinks that this is a scandal. And in fact, she
doesn't even discuss the fact that these people can speak
freely. And even if they could, they wouldn't.
That homosexuality, we do not want it.
With the help of Pastor Sampha, Uganda's controversial anti gay
law has become the country's number one issue. I wanted to
find out how ordinary Ugandan felt about the bill. So I headed
to the market with a local tour guide named long johns
that they haven't been imprisoned them, you should
imprison them. But no. She says the bill should be fast. They
should put you to death. He thinks homosexuals should be
harmed. He's very supportive of the bill with all his heart and
mind.
When you hear all these people with these very negative views
on homosexuality, how does it make you feel?
Very confusing. You realise that people they don't mind whether
you're going to jail.
Yeah. So what do you think the purposes of of this documentary?
Well, Alan says is running on current it doesn't make any
difference what the purpose is because nobody watches that
channel. By that I mean, nobody. Yeah, I don't know. I think it's
just to get people up in arms. I just put it out there as a
feeler as just a kind of a flag, throw it up in the air and see
in the months ahead. If Uganda crops up in the news, and if we
can do a call back to this, but something's screw
you right. You know, I lived in Uganda. And we'll probably talk
about on The same show we talk about your, your protest against
the Vietnam War, because I need to set up the official story.
But Uganda has been owned, is purely owned by US interests for
many, many, many, many years. So I agree, I think there's
probably something going on and something's going to happen and
maybe we have to go invade because they're against gays.
Something I don't think that's it.
Why not? We're invading Jamaica because they got a drug dealer.
That's that's not even close to possible. Wow. I don't know. I
do have one more clip that we that might play up because last
week, we played the Biden's basic selling out the USA to
Europe, United States, Europe. Yeah. So so this week, like
yesterday, the day before Biden was giving the commencement
speech at Annapolis at the Naval Academy, of course, that we have
to remind people that the army got Obama and navy gets Biden.
And besides the fact that he's got, he can't deliver species
very robotic. He's not very interesting, but he changes his
I almost am convinced that somebody told him Hey, what you
said in the E, you're gonna have to make up for it. And last time
here at the Navy Academy.
All right. That is why ultimately, the vast majority of
the world's population,
hey, he's doing Martin Luther King
or something seriously,
ultimately, population. That is why ultimately, the vast
majority of the world's population still looks to us for
inspiration, still wishes to repair to our shores to repair
that is why that's
repair isn't that like
to rip they want to repair to our shores? What does that mean?
By the way? Sounds like he's half of the bag. Home on
repair. Isn't there a? It does mean something other than to
fix, doesn't it?
I'm sure it does. But I never heard it used to repair to our
shores. And why would you say that? Seems a little hottie
see repair hottie. This is your new word, isn't it? to partake?
to partake oneself to come together and to obsolete?
Maybe Miss usage. I never heard repair to our shores.
That will be to come back to our shores I guess wouldn't it?
Not necessarily.
Let's listen to it. Again.
It's raishin still wishes to repair to our shores. And that
is why
maybe he said shorts and not shores, maybe just not
understanding what he's saying.
We cannot understand undermine our strength by compromising
those values, in the name of security. They are ultimately
our security. And the broad struggle against violent
extremism. upholding our values makes us stronger. Compromising
them, is what makes us weaker. And yielding. So let me stay to
clearly I reject, we reject as false. The notion that we have
to choose between our safety and our ideal for if we yield on our
ideal, they will have already won.
So take off your shoes and shut up slave
are ideal. are what define us? Our ideals are what's the
status? Our ideals are what make us the greatest nation in the
history of mankind. And ultimately, ultimately, they're
a powerful incentive for the world to respond. What an
honour, courage, commitment.
I'm tearing up now, John, I don't know if I can handle that
anymore.
It's like, Belgium was the world's greatest country last
week.
No, no, no, no, it's this week. It's America. Again, not only
the values instilled in you here at the academy. These are also
the values that define the rest of America. I have met literally
every world leader who's been on the world stage since 1973.
Yeah, right. I have no doubt about I've never met one who has
a doubt about who we are as Americans today. Today. Having
earned the right to walk through the main doors of Bancroft. For
the first time you will leave the yard and enter a long
distinguished line Naval Academy graduates, John lagoon class of
1888, Chester Nimitz, 1905 Arleigh Burke class of 23. Alan
Shepard class of 45. Jimmy Carter, class of 47, John
McCain, class of 58. Charles Bolden, billiard balls around
applause. He's my friend.
Right now let's just remind everybody you
already know, ladies and gentlemen, not only am I pleased
to be back here in Brussels for the second time as Vice
President, as you probably know, some American politicians and
American journalists refer to Washington DC, as the capital of
the free world. But it seems to me that in this great city,
which boasts 1000 years of history, and which serves the
capital of Belgium, the home of the European Union and the
headquarters for NATO, this city has its own legitimate claim to
that title. Yay for Joe.
And by the way, Joe says he's made every leader since 1973.
For some unknown reason. He's just a senator. He wasn't a vice
president at that time. So that meant, that meant he met
probably that's the mouse a doing and Lindau and Joe Enlai,
I don't think so. He's well travelled. I tell you a crap.
The guy's always been a liar.
That's not the garbage truck. You hear John? That's a Predator
drone.
So we're gonna do the show a Wednesday night for people out
there who like to listen to it lie really well. Thanks
for the memo.
I've told you like two weeks ago, I told you, Emily, no.
Oh, you sound like my ex wife. Now.
I told you. I told you a million times. But that's you don't
know. You said
I will need to do it a Wednesday night coming up for some travel.
You didn't give me an exact date. There was no memo.
No, you went the other day you were talking about you had to be
in Amsterdam, or you have to be in Amsterdam. And I said he's in
you said I said when you're going to be interested the end
of the month I said well, okay, what's the first week of June
that we have to do this? On the on the off nights and he's okay
when there's not a problem. You don't remember that
conversation?
Oh, yes, I do. Just saying you sound like my ex wife.
That's why I'm sure she does that kind of a bit too. Yes,
somebody's got it sound like your ex wife. You obviously need
discipline.
Okay, we'll leave it at that because I don't have enough time
to reprimand you for that comment. Coming to you from the
hilltop Watchtower crackpot command centre and Gitmo nation
West in the People's Republic of Southern California where the
sun is shining beautifully. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley of sunshine here to I might add,
it's not only in Los Angeles. It's actually quite nice here in
Northern Silicon Valley. And John C. Dvorak
will talk again on Wednesday night Thursday for the podcast
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