ranges of all people. You homeschool your kids yet you put
them on a leash. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Thursday, August
26 2010. Time for your gizmo nation media assassination,
episode two, two Niner. This is no agenda. Coming to you from
the hilltop Watchtower crackpot command center and Gitmo nation
Western the People's Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the
morning, I'm the sovereign citizen known as Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the low pressure area has
moved in again, creating a fog bank all over the place. I'm
John C. Dvorak and buzzkill
hair we go three times a charm. In the morning to you, amigo.
Yeah, in the morning to everybody listening and all
ships at sea and the human resources. Well,
gee, thanks, bro. Everything I come up with, you know, steal
for me. Nice. Nice, nice, nice. Well, hello, everybody had no
agenda chat.net That's where of course the real party is during
these Live episodes. And John, I'm just slapping myself against
the forehead. Okay. I you know, we've been talking about eggs
for the past two episodes. And this morning, I turned on the
television like, Oh, of course, we could have known what it was
about. It was so simple. It's about the food regulation, the
food safety bill, which comes up for vote September 13. If only
we had realized I didn't have the congressional schedule in
front of me.
Well, there's that food safety Bill's point A and the second
point is Big Pharma.
Well, yeah, yes. Big Pharma. They were talking about vaccines
in the eggs, which is that like a not in the eggs in the
chickens in the chickens? It's not like a fractal though
because you have to have eggs to create vaccine.
Isn't that funny?
How does that work? We have to have eggs to vaccinate the eggs.
And then I had another epiphany. Of course, if we don't have
enough eggs, now that flu season is right around the corner.
Guess what, John? We won't have enough vaccines, so we'll have
to put adjuvant back in.
I know the chickens are put up with adjuvant
Yeah, but for the for the swine flu. We're just gonna have to
so I got the biggest kick out of the this week. I listened to the
thumb Hartman show. Song. Yeah, yeah, it's actually worse than
ever. Yeah. And also Democracy Now. Which is enough to make you
want to shoot yourself. Yeah. Well, I had a couple interesting
points he was he was really definitely push pushing the
Obama agenda and the vaccine agenda. In fact, I have a clip
about the chicken vaccine. And the way the apparently the the
left is going to push this as that it's going to be scolding
us. Because the British apparently once you play that
Hartman clip, we're gonna start off with a bang.
Okay. Yeah, and I got another thing about that. That relates
probably
farmers in Britain started vaccinating their hands against
salmonella more than 10 years ago, when they were faced with a
similar crisis to what we are experiencing right now in the
United States. That important step worked for the UK. No more
salmonella problem. But when a Megaman American regulators put
together the new egg safety rules that were actually
promulgated last month, under pressure from industry, they
ruled that there was not enough evidence that vaccinating hens
prevented illness so they decided not to mandate Vanik
vaccination of hens, even though that precaution would have cost
less than a penny per dozen eggs. A penny per dozen eggs,
though for a giant egg operation adds up to a lot of money.
Amanda Cryer, director of the British ag Information Service
and industry group said quote, We have pretty much eliminated
salmonella as a human problem in the United Kingdom and quote, of
course, the UK also has sound laws to prevent industry from
dictating government policy.
Oh, my mom from the egg information Safety Center.
Here that little little, this little disclaimer at the end of
that,
let's listen to it again.
The UK also has sound laws to prevent industry from dictating
government policy. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah,
it's a beautiful thing. Yeah, there's really nothing nothing
going on like that. Never ever will there is ask all kidding.
So this this whole thing you're right it's in vaccines creep
back into the conversation with this we've got to vaccinate our
our hands the word of the day. By the way, John, the word of
the day, which will be at no agenda word.com is cloaca.
cloaca is the word of the day write it down and use it
frequently in your daily language gets into the know
cloaca is a common cavity at the end of the digestive tract for
the release of both excretory and genital products in
vertebrates, sorry, vertebrates, except most mammals and certain
invertebrates, specifically the claw Maca is present in birds
reptiles, amphibians, most fish and monotremes. This is the hole
that the egg comes out of that you taught me. Yeah, on the last
episode cloaca Latin word for sewer. This is really Yes, it
is. Origin late 16th century sewer. Hey, how's your sewer
hole?
I have at least two friends that won't eat a fresh chicken egg
because of the poop. Because of the poop. Eat an egg from
Safeway. Yes. Yeah, apparently laced with salmonella. Yay safe
and safe. Which first chicken egg because I guess they you
know, they know. What's the logic here?
I don't know, man. But it's, I'm looking at CNN. I flip it on.
You've got douchebag Daniels wherever the guy's name is. And
now he's got a live reporter from the salad bowl of America
which apparently is California. Because I guess all the lettuce
and spinach comes from California funniest thing you
see like 15 workers in the field gathering lettuce and they all
have their hoods up because they're all Mexicans, you know,
probably illegal. They all got their hoodies on like this, and
you can see their faces. And it's like, yeah, well, you know,
this is also is very dangerous. You know, we need food safety,
safety. I tell you, we need to vaccinate our lettuce.
Vaccinate, vaccinate, vaccinate. And
that Yeah, back. Sorry. I
missed the job. Yes. All right. Good, good. Yeah, a whole bunch
of people. And I don't know if you actually saw it. said oh,
you have to watch Penn and Teller's bullshit show about
vaccines. Did you ever watch it yet? A bunch of Yeah. Did you
ever watch it?
I watched the beginning of it. I mean, I watched that show on and
off. It's you know, he's basically is a very teller or
pan I'm sorry, telling never says anything but pan is a kind
of a
teller guys gotta shut up, man. I'm sick and tired. It's a
detail I pin is a, you know, kind of a NEO libertarian. And,
you know, with pretty much a libertarian attitude, but he
seems to I don't know, what the what the point of the of the
vaccine thing was they're talking about Yeah, but that
vaccines have stopped dip theory. And smallpox.
Well, it was about it was the link, Pauline. It was the link
between vaccines and autism. Yeah, that's what it was about.
And, yeah, I think the science is still not in, you know,
there's lots of discussion, right? And,
like they said, even half the vaccine, people think it's the
mercury. So there's no evidence about anything
told us just listen to 40 seconds of that show. The most
important bit of course, you know, Penn and Teller are seen
as folk heroes very much like the Mythbusters. So whatever
comes out of their holes is the truth
with autism. In the 1920s, before the diphtheria
vaccination was common, there were 13 to 15,000 deaths a year
from that disease. If you got it, your chances of dying were
about 40%. In 1952, just before the Salk vaccine became common,
there were about 58,000 cases of polio. If you get unlucky, you
might end up permanently disabled or death, meningitis,
hepatitis A and B, flu, mumps, whooping cough, pneumonia,
virus, rubella, smallpox, tetanus, chickenpox. chickenpox.
We have vaccinations against all of which side you want your
child to stand. So even if vaccination did cause autism,
which it fucking doesn't, anti vaccination would still be
so I wonder if Taylor really or pan actually thinks that the
roto virus vaccine is that important? chickenpox virus
vaccination or chickenpox? Yeah, chicken pox. I'm sure he's a
kid. He was a kid who had chicken pox.
I had chicken pox. I remember having chicken bites.
My son JC had chickenpox. Which pissed off everybody in the
family. He had like one bump
show? No, I remember being quite itchy.
Yeah, I had a bunch of bumps on me. Yeah. So you don't need a
vaccination for I mean, it's not it's not a life threatening
thing, but wrote a virus what? Yeah, so So basically, it says,
pin telling us who you should be every vaccination that comes
along. We should just take the shot. Is that what he's saying?
Well, I think more interesting, vaccinated.
More interestingly, he says, you know, what side of the debate Do
you want your child to be on? And like, does he have children?
I don't think he has children. Does he? I don't know. I don't
think so. So, you know, go make a couple kids and come back and
we'll talk about it again. Pen. Pen. Canadian. Yeah, it does
make a difference. Yeah, of course. It makes a difference.
No, it doesn't. You don't have to have kids. You don't have to
be a chicken to know a bad egg.
Ah, the world is going crazy once again, John. Crazy once
again. Although I was in Miki found this new health food
store, which he dragged me to in LA Yeah. D gophers health foods.
Yeah. And, and it was it's everything is $6.99 everything
you know sandwich 699 You know, but most of the stuff consists
of a plastic bag with stuff that looks like dried poop in it. And
I have to say some of it is actually delicious although
unidentifiable as to what what it is. But at the checkout
counter, I swear to God, John, this was I was afraid to take a
picture because I was sure he wouldn't even show up on the
picture. Jesus was standing there. This guy must have been
seven feet tall. He had a robe on a white robe sandals, he had
the beard he had the whole the long face was paying with cash.
I was like, Oh my God, he's here. It was actually Jesus and
I wanted to go up and say, Hey, man, I love your work I didn't
have the guts. I love your work man. Great stuff. Really good.
So anyway, so that's I guess that's kind of it for for
vaccines. Why don't we do we have any executive producers
to executive producers in it and associate nice, actually the
same as last week essentially? Okay. Paul couture. Okay, Sir
Paul Antioch, Tennessee. serpil. Sir Paul, Eric Gray, from
Fairbanks, Alaska. Both gave 333 33 And there are executive
producers and then Thomas hit holler. From Frankfort
a taller Yeah, his holler. Holla you tell them
Frankfurt Deutschland 222 22.
It might be Heath hailer. He's holler cookie hit
hailer. Yeah,
I don't know. That's nice though. I like we don't get a
lot of oh, we get a lot of Dutch landers, storage Landers. Okay,
well, good. I have some Gitmo nation Deutschland and news
today. Well, we will be thanking more people in our support
segment. But of course, massive thanks go out to Thomas he
taller as our Associate Executive Producer and today's
executive producers Sir Paul couture. And Eric Gray. Thank
you very much for supporting no agenda. Of course, this is a
real credit that you can put on. On your resume. You can if you
have an IMDB listing, you can put it in there. And of course,
we will vouch for you if someone ever brings that into any
question. Just
call us. It's also listed on the internet. Yes, it is. So
therefore, it must be
true. The rest of y'all especially you listening right
now, we've got to go out and propagate our formula. Our
formula is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
Okay, audience participation sandwich me now.
And the duck call was back. So happy about that.
It adds a dimension. No other show has that dimension.
Now this is true. Hey, by the way, I want to thank you so
much. I'm going to be on twit this Sunday. Ah, yeah, it paid
off. Yeah, yeah, I'm really and thank everybody else for for
suggesting this idea to Leo as well. You can lay off now.
You can stop harassing. And his KFA show, which I'm sure he
doesn't
know. I don't think he's very happy with all of that. So yeah,
we never told anyone to do that. I know that. And every time I
tell him that he gives me a look like Yeah, right.
Yeah. That's gonna
be fine. It's true. We don't we don't really I mean, our our
listeners are pretty much are freelancers. They do what they
want to do.
And so he said, Do you only want to be on when John is on? I'm
like, No, in fact, quite the opposite. I think it'd be much
better if I'm on when John is not on. Don't you think? Yeah,
I agree with that. Yeah.
I mean, otherwise, we might not you
know, with you. I've talked to you twice a week is more than
enough. Yeah. And
so yeah, and I'm still enjoying not very cobbled. up enjoying
not talking to you. In between shows. It's really paying off
like, Oh, I get to talk to John for an hour or two. That's
That's enough. That's more than enough works. I don't even know
if I want to ever do a third show. That's just might be too
much of you.
It's on your nerves. It does, doesn't it?
Anyway, of course, this is the show where we have a little more
news because we have an extra day in between programs. And if
you don't if you don't mind, I just like to start off with a
little bit of Haiti. Something really interesting. Yesterday,
Mickey and I went to San Jose, we Costa Rica. Yes, exactly. We
are doing some stuff for a charity that we don't work for
We're before
San Jose, California. Yes, San Jose, California. You could have
checked in No, you
know what I didn't feel like it. I just like, I'm just gonna fly.
We went straight from Burbank to San Jose. And back in a day
trip, which is really nice with Southwest, you know, it's like,
up and down perfect. Like the bus who needs a private jet man
is perfect. And this is a interclass. The it's a funny,
it's a it's a funny little organization. I've been around
for like, almost 40 years, but essentially plastic surgeons go
into developing countries and kids who are and women and men I
guess, but mainly kids who have cleft palates. They do
reconstructive surgery on them. Because if you're in these third
world countries and you're Miss figured like that, then you're
then you're out of society, no job, no nothing. You know,
you're basically dog eat dog food. And so it's plastic
surgeons that do this. And it's a really well run organization.
You know, me, I read all those reports and stuff. And so Mickey
introduced me to him was that when we start doing stuff, and
we're going to be hosting that gala event, and it's anyway, so
we have lunch with the Chairwoman, who has this
fantastic Southern Belle is just an amazing woman. And I say, so
how come you guys aren't in Haiti, because Haiti is really
messed up. And immediately, everyone's body language change.
I'm like, Wow, this isn't interesting. They will tell you,
first of all, we're kind of like, third level responders,
people need food, water, shelter, etc. And of course,
Haiti has a lot of the type of injuries that they actually that
their surgical teams can do a lot for cutting of people yet
arms chopped off and heads maimed and stuff. So they
actually could be of great help. But she said something very
interested. There's a huge problem right now. With us, AI
D. And the Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton said, Oh,
really? So yeah. So the way the rules work, if you want to get
any money from USA ID, so this is basically the taxpayers
money, or presumably money also funneled from the $9 billion
they were supposed to receive, then you are obliged to set up a
partnership with the local government. Otherwise, they
won't get you any funding, and everyone's having problems
setting up a partnership with the Haitian government. Like
Hmm, that's interesting. And she's like, this is a real big
problem, you know, no one can really get anything together
with the Haitian government. And then I see this news report from
ABC, which I'll just play a little bit from. And I think I
have a theory as to what what is actually happening,
recent natural disasters like the flooding in Nashville in May
and the earthquake in Haiti at the beginning of the year. So
yesterday, we talked about where things stand in Haiti seven
months later, it sparked a lot of questions from you about the
recovery efforts. So we went in search of some answers. On our
journey back to the epicenter, we found almost nothing had
changed. And our report we showed the 1000s still living in
10 cities, the orphans still homeless. So many Haitians came
up to us and they asked us, where is the help? We remembered
rock throwing and utter frustration. We also wondered
about all the aid that came pouring in around the world.
Where is it? Who is getting it? We wanted to get some answers
from someone close to the recovery efforts. So on Tuesday,
we spoke to the US representative for the Interim
Haiti Recovery Commission, Cheryl Mills in Washington. Now
what do you say to someone who says
this is the government spokes whole listen to what she's
saying and how she positions the problem. There's
$9.9 billion worldwide donated to this effort for those people
who send in their money. There's in there saying, how's it being
used? Where is it?
Well, one people, I want to encourage people not to forget
Haiti, dollars are being well spent and they're not being
wasted. There are so many different needs that are in
Haiti, whether or not you are charitable organizations on the
ground like NGOs who are making sure that there is actually seen
water, that there hasn't been a massive outbreak of illness
because we've actually had the opportunity for having the kinds
of vaccination programs that are necessary. The road to recovery
is long, but it is certainly one that the investment is worth it.
We met Wayne
Lz, whose organization is giving away shoes. He told us about his
shipping containers at the port. We saw dozens, Wayne said they
could be used for temporary shelter for a family of 14
According to him, the Haitian government is putting up
obstacles
so that's just the start of it. And the whole report is about
how the Haitian government is not cooperating they're no good
and not making it easy to help can't come in. I'm like ah da
this is how this is going to be used as the reasoning to
overthrow the Haitian government and put the shill in this is the
entire just like stop the eight no money going in, nothing's
gonna happen because the government is bad. And they're
gonna have to get these guys out. So you're gonna see
continuously now I guarantee it. You're going to see these
reports. Oh, we can't get the help in the Help can't happen
because of the Haitian government. Yeah, because of the
history. So
they're gonna take these guys here's a deal I want to put this
on top of your prediction Thank you these two gun I believe
you're right this has got to be exactly what's going on it's all
part of the scheme to build you know the big resorts and all the
rest of it up in the north side they're gonna take these guys
they're gonna be some the for one thing to do with this this
kind of a scheme you have to be able to get out of town
otherwise you're gonna get killed. Yeah, because once the
people revolt they're gonna go after you and they're gonna hang
Yeah, so these guys will sneak out in the dead of night to be
taken out by you know, some transport somewhere out there
and they're going to end up in Switzerland
Well, the last guys wound up in Africa somewhere in some
compound but
they were routed for a different reason these guys are part of a
bigger scheme. You mean Aresty was not going along with the
program that was the problem with him right
profile has always been has always been the shield right?
He's all he's been in for a long time.
So he's going to end this my prediction my prediction,
Switzerland, Switzerland, okay, good, because there's no way
they won't take him get him out of there and he's going to be
happy camper live in probably can get stopped. So, orange
Zook.
But he has UHC that's the place to be where we're all the name
signs have ink after them. So yeah, I just thought it was
interesting because no one is actually saying this on
television. You know this like oh, well the other money though
it's being well spent on it. So got some shoes. Got some
vaccines. Meanwhile, people like Dion's here's some shoes to have
a shoelace and suck on the shoelace kid. But really,
they're what they're pushing is that the government is not
cooperating. But I think that, you know, it doesn't seem that
hard to figure out and report on the fact that you can't actually
get any money unless you have cooperation from the local
government, because that's how the USA ID works. And this
umbrella organization of the NGOs, whose name I forget at the
moment, they're they're really complaining to Hillary Clinton,
Secretary of State because they need these rules change. They
essentially can't go in anywhere and help with anybody or
anything, because they get no funding unless the local
government cooperates. So just an interesting little tidbit.
Yeah, when you get out of the house, sometimes you'll learn
some
even in San Jose, go figure.
So I was at an event that's kind of interesting. I have a clip by
the way that I want to play before we get to when it would
take our hour break and ask for donations, which is the PBS
promo just play this so I can just bounce off this for
starters,
PbS is the place you should go first. There are no advertisers
to be satisfied. Only an audience to be satisfied.
Wait a minute. Whoa, whoa. That's not okay. That's, that's
a lie. It's a total. Shall we play the interview one more time
from the wind? The CEO, Chairwoman of NPR.
Okay, moving on to money. How are NPR is corporate
underwriting revenues holding up in the recession? And what about
foundation grants
to different stories? Underwriting is underwriting is
is down it's down for everybody. I mean, this is this is this is
the area that is most down for us is in is in sponsorship
underwriting advertising, call it whatever you want.
Advertising, they call it, whatever you want. So
interesting.
So anyway, the the idea here is that you know, there's this kind
of this is kind of full honesty and all the rest of it. So I
went to a thing at a re at a time I
just play that promo one more time just because I know you
like God, Jesus,
EDS is the place you should go first. There are no advertisers
to be satisfied only an audience to be
the promo changed all of a sudden.
Amazing. So So I go to the theater, they're going to have a
sit down with Shelley Berman. Robert Morse and a local
comedian, Will, Durst is just kind of the character that's
going to interview them and he comes out before this whole
thing. And he comes out and talks to this large audience in
his theater. And he says the whole ideas are going to try to
sell these interviews is called sitting down with comics or
comic some or other
white That's not the thing that's on Showtime now and the
green or whatever else. It's a ripoff, man.
Maybe whatever the case is, is this is very serious, you know,
and it's very well illustrated. It's actually He will kind of
well done except for the fact that this interview or you know,
won't let these guys get carried away or you're just goosy
restrictive. But at the beginning of these, he says he's
going to try to sell he's going to make a series of these things
is like the third one, and, or something like that, and they're
going to miss out the PBS. Right? So I so then he goes into
the thing that Ah, I've haven't actually witnessed this before.
And I didn't get my recorder out fast enough to get most of it
down. But I was actually kind of stunned by it. And I refused to
take part I was there with JC the two of us sat there,
unflinching mouth. Okay, so what we're gonna do, we got two
cameras here, and we're gonna, we're going to do the two
cameras on the show. But before that, just we'd like to get
audience reactions. We'd like you to do a few things. And then
they turn the camera on the audience says, Okay, here's what
I want you reaction shots. We I want to get some reaction shots.
Okay, I want you to clap, clap kindness, and then laugh clap
and then laugh ready? Okay, when you go hit it. Okay, okay, now
we want you to okay, I want you to laugh real hard for a long
time and then start clapping. And this is okay. I want you to
give me a day everyone just short a little bit. Just look at
each other. And look, look left and look right. laugh a little
bit. Look left look right. Okay, ready to go. And you went
through about five or six of these things? Yeah,
of course. Because the other because they couldn't afford
more than two cameras. They only had two cameras,
two cameras. So the fact is, and this is when you ever see any of
these events on PBS? Generally Only on PBS because the
network's they usually have an extra camera or there's a guy
with a handheld. Out in the audience rolling around.
Let me ask let me ask you this before you continue. Did the guy
have his script rolled up? And was he clapping that above his
head? Because that's usually what they do. Yes, and everyone
clap? Yes. Here we go.
Yay. Of course, you know, I refuse to do any of this because
it's like, I didn't want to be on the I didn't want to be on
there anyway. So and then I'm going to put the camera on this
dud. So anyway, so it was when you watch the PBS I've always
been you're not
going to be on the show. Needless to say, you will not be
singled out as the audience member.
Yeah, not gonna happen. No. So they so you won't you watch
these things on PBS. And you'll see some comic up there whoever
it is, and he says something and then they have an audience
reaction shot immediately and his people Yuck, yucking it up.
It's like, as if the guy had the joke and the camera then the guy
doing the mixing and real time knew fast enough to hit the
audience and they got a guy young chortling or looking back
and forth and clapping or whatever,
but that's what all television is. This is it's always been
fake. That's what it is.
Doesn't get into the point. For one thing I've never been in the
I've been in regular TV audiences and they have all the
guys the cheerleaders they want you to do laughing but they you
know it's all it's all real. This is this is all mixed after
the fact. It this is done in post. And it's a crock of crap.
And do it it seems to me that PBS with this fake honesty how
holier than thou attitude? Oh, we don't do this. Oh, we're
they're honest. This is yeah,
this is what
Hello, you can play the pet peeve Hold on
Hold on. No, you know what I lost? Yeah, all I heard was this
is and then you cut out so do that and I'm sure
getting no don't get scared again. Yeah, ready? Yeah. This
is this honesty at its height. It is unconscionable and and and
it's sickening that PBS the so called great plays were all this
you know where we're going to be told the truth. And this is not
the truth. This is dishonest crap. John Cena borax. At the
time it would could have been Yeah, well, you know, it's like
I didn't know where you're gonna end it up. Well, I But anyway,
that's my point. And so I was very annoyed by this. Yeah, I
can understand. Wow, I also had some some media experiences this
week. I got to go to a table read a family guy. Oh, cool.
Yeah, it was a table. I was not reading
but they had an auto You're out. You're the the little audience
around the table. Yeah. So
there's a little conference room. Do 80 people work on that
show? You see how much work goes on that you would never like
download it again. Without without it being on Hulu or
something? Like oh my God, there's so much work goes into
it. But yeah, and Seth is they're doing like 80% of the
voices. And I stole a script to from CFO Bowden maybe should
give that away. I have a script from Family Guy that won't air
until sometime end of 2011
We're gonna have a party and then talk along with the show.
Yeah,
I think there may even be rewrites after this table read
although it was absolutely hilarious. And the funniest
thing was there was a line in there where the R word came up.
But the actually use the R word.
I was like it was it. What was the reason that you were there?
Um, one of Mickey's actor friends her boyfriend is a
writer on The show. Yeah. Okay. Although this was not his
particular episode, you know, they have to fill up the
audience with like normal dudes, you know, people who just knew
aren't in the business or aren't in the, you know, won't laugh
gratuitously at anything Seth says. But it was gets it was
amazing.
So they do a table read with a with a with a with a little
gallery so they can see what they think what what turns out
to be funny because they don't have a laugh track on that. Oh,
no, no,
no, no, they just listen to the audience reaction. Yep, yep.
Yep. And it's it gets a conference room. It's not like a
gallery. It's a conference room with folding chairs. It's not
that big. No, no, no, no, it was great. And, and they do it in
real time. You know, they start they got one guy reading the,
you know, like the narrative bits of the of the script, you
know, the, you know, we open we come back from commercial we
open and it's real time no stopping it's go all the way
through. Don't even stop for breaks. You know, it's just
like, okay, when commercial break and we're back, and then
they keep going. It was phenomenal to watch. It was a
lot of fun. Anyway, not that anyone cares. I just sound like
an elitist Hollywood bastard.
point to be made. No, there's no
real Yeah, my point was when you see how much work goes into it.
Oh, yeah. You know, people don't
realize that non trivial. People take a lot of stuff for granted.
Well, exactly. And
you see, it's 80 people, you know, it's like, wow, you know,
and especially because they're HD now they're doing more
animation and then they send this stuff off for three months
to Korea to fill in the blanks.
Yeah, it takes forever to get that show done. Yeah. So so they
have any guest voices in the show.
No, not on this one. But they do have I know they have Rush
Limbaugh coming up. The rest of them but did his already know
there's there's another one that was at about it was another one
coming up. Another one coming up. I don't remember anyway. So
what else is going on the land of Gitmo?
Well, there's there we have the continued attack. Every week. I
think we'll probably have a little piece on this. Neo
prohibition ism.
Yeah, I actually I have quite a bit on the Neo prohibition want
to
go go in that direction, because I can start off with my drunk
driving news and item code up on K IO N.
I start off with the obvious. The obvious is Lindsay Lohan,
who has been released from from jail, and she is now an
outpatient. You know what that means? They haven't actually
said it yet. I haven't found it in any of the reports. You know,
they're all talking about oh, she has to psychological therapy
and she has to have her pee tested twice a week. But you
know, she's getting the shot. You know, she's getting the
drinkin vaccine and I it's only a matter of time before they
start talking about it. She made him start talking about it. It's
a miracle cure. I tell you, I'm no longer addicted to anything
because of this. I would love to get one shot a week. Just wait
for it.
It's common. No, I'm going to be highly disappointed if it she
actually gets takes the shot.
What do you mean disappointed? It's gonna it's gonna take
her out of the news. I mean, now she's gonna be a spokesperson
for this rap shot.
I think they're gonna force it on her and it's I mean, she is
going through the entire the entire system that has been set
up this, you know, got $4,300 Don't drive drive drunk. She's
had the scram bracelet. Now she has yet to pay for that for the
outpatient care is not free. It's not like a freebie. You
gotta pay for that she had an interlock on her car. I'm sure
we just haven't seen it yet. Although she doesn't have to
drive. So she's getting the whole the whole the whole
treatment not and I think this is a beautiful example. In Nova
Scotia, Nova Scotia liquor stores are now going to ID all
buyers even if they look like you, John. Kerry ID you get you
get carded. In Australia, some get mo nation down under.
They're actually throwing a number on it. Oh, we thought at
this drink and stuff. You know, this is alcohol was costing the
state 15 billion a year. It's much more than that much more.
And you report on the harm caused by alcohol misuse in
Australia claims the economic cost amounts to a staggering $36
billion a year. That's more than double previous estimates. The
alcohol industry questions the accuracy of but the people
behind the Research Project Hope they hope their findings will
lead to new measures to tackle alcohol related social problems.
Hey,
Aziz, your screen. Yeah, I love it. Oh, well, we have the report
and we hope it will help us make new measures.
Well, you know, I think there is a theme of fate just phoning up
numbers and throwing them at people and just as fact and
somebody putting out a press release, we'll just make it up
as we go along. Plague drug driving news.
Tonight a government study revealed that one in 12 drivers
admitted to driving drunk at least once over the course of a
year. Thanks to these alarming statistics, the federal
government is spending $13 million in television and radio
ads to get the message out about the dangers of drunk driving.
Now as Labor Day approaches, police nationwide will launch a
two week blitz of DUI checkpoints, and drunken driving
patrol checkpoint, checkpoint, checkpoint. Checkpoint.
So let's go over a couple of things in this report. One in 12
drivers admitted that they drove around drunk over the last year.
What survey was this?
It's a Pew study, Buddy,
did you they were asking you a couple questions. Did you drive
drunk over the last year? Yes or no? Oh, yeah. I mean, I'm just
not seeing that this ever just this survey ever took place?
Because most people would say no. Anyway, so they're trying to
get in and out? No, no, of course not. I'm looking
at the reporting. Now government study. This is USA today.com.
says one in 12 drivers. It is a survey by the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration. They are known as a survey
organization.
Oh yeah. Big time. And then they said that they knew we have
holidays, Labor Day, whatever it is, is coming up the, I guess.
And so they go and they always have a couple of checkpoints.
Because God knows on Labor Day, everybody gets plastered. That's
the whole point.
And we're certainly not set up. We're not celebrating jobs,
that's for sure.
They're gonna have they're gonna have checkpoints for the next
for two weeks. Wait a minute.
I plan on getting really drunk, okay.
People get drunk a week before Labor Day and they stay drunk
until the week after. I mean, this checklist is just basically
excused a checkpoint to do a sweep, you know, do Dragnet, you
know, just to get people in did harass on
and make money and make it look, I'm against drunk driving.
Obviously. It'd be crazy not to
support you these things are bogus, because there's not just
about drunk driving. They'll get you for you know, all kinds of
tags are licensed and missing. Your headlights are out. I mean,
you know, this is a and besides that it's still harassment.
Unless you're weaving on the road and look like a drunk you
shouldn't be touched talk to the cops didn't even have to talk to
you.
Yeah, this is very common, though. In Europe. I mean, I
grew up with the checkpoints for alcohol. Very, very common. You
know, I've kind of gotten into the habit now when when people
are like, Oh, I'm so glad smoking is banned. And whereas
ugly smoke away from a bad smoking smoking. So I was like,
Yeah, you know what? It's your alcohol next buddy. And it is,
you know, they'd get first they take this away, you know, they
came from my cigarettes, they took them away, they're gonna
come for your alcohol next
juice.
And, you know, there's this e cigarette thing, which I've
actually tried. And this is kind of cool. It's a, it's like a
plastic tube that resembles a cigarette as a little charge in
there. It's a rechargeable battery. And you put these
little cartridges in it's, and they're laced with nicotine. And
essentially, it heats up and it steams. It creates a nicotine
steam, which you inhale, so you get kind of your nicotine shot.
And when you exhale, steam comes out, but it has kind of that
smoke feel. And I have to say it's a pretty nifty invention.
There of course now being banned. Ah, good. Yeah. Because
the FDA feels that they've they've actually, the FDA
started intercepting shipments, I didn't know that they were now
in the customs business. But the FDA has started intercepting
shipments of these products that come from China, of course, they
say hey, you know, we have the right to regulate nicotine. So
you can and you have to test these and make sure that people
can't die from them. It's like, you know, finally, something's
actually kind of good. Which I think inheritance feels like
it's a pretty good idea. And now they're being banned. So you
can't use those.
So there was I saw commercial, I don't have a clip of it, but it
was a it wasn't clippable because it was mostly visuals.
But it was about how you know the old these poor kids have
asthma throughout California. And and secondhand smoke is
making it worse, they're gonna kill all these kids. And it was
I don't have the I didn't write down the exact URL, but it was.
It wasn't about you know, it was literally about ending. It's
something like end tobacco in California. I mean, in other
words, no tobacco products of any sort. In the state of
California. That's the goal. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Get it all out
spoken. It's about all tobacco products, under all
circumstances inside, outside in your own house in your own car,
or nowhere, just not a smoker. So I don't care personally
illegal to possess illegal civil rights
are illegal to possess. Absolutely. And it's gonna come
it will absolutely happen. And it will be
you know, what's going to end up with legalize marijuana and
people will be stuffing some tobacco into the joint.
Hey, man, I rolled up some Baqi in my weed. That's actually
pretty funny. It could really happen.
Do I smell tobacco on you? Step out of the car, that there's
tobacco in that step out
of the car, son, I smell tobacco and your weed. Well, things are
getting kind of nuts. As it now apparently, certainly in the
state of California, ie the People's Republic, is legal for
law enforcement to tag your car with a GPS device that can come
into your driveway, clip this thing onto your car and track
you. And this is now legal has been, they've tried to overturn
this in the Ninth Circuit Court. And it's just not happened. Law
enforcement is allowed to tag your vehicle, I guess you as
well, if they can get it on, you come onto your private property
and put a GPS tracking device on you.
So what happens? So you got to you know, say your house is
protected by let's say, well,
you're asking, you're asking the right question. You're asking
the right question.
They have motion sensor cameras, and you catch the guy doing it,
you take the damn thing and put it in the house or put on a dog
or you take the device and you just steal it.
So first of all, this is being they're saying that this law
doesn't apply to rich people. Because if you can put a nice
fence up around your house, you know, then that's different. So
the law enforcement can't scale the fence, they can walk up your
driveway. Yeah, so, but if you if look, if I saw this
happening, if I had motion sensor cameras, I totally put it
on a turtle or something, you know, I'd strap this thing to a
raccoon or whatever, whatever. I could get a neighbor's cat and
be like, Hey, have fun with this, boys. Here you go. But of
course listening devices are next. And it's just it's it's
crazy. We've gone we've gone nuts.
The thing has got to be small. So you could probably put it on
a bird. One that'd be cool. Mockingbird Falken
Yeah. Small Falcon. Yeah. I got a couple of those in the
backyard. No problem. Someone sent me a picture of the Sunday
Times in Gitmo nation East. And it was beautiful. I can't
actually find the article online, unfortunately. But it's
a two pager and of course the Sunday Times is full color. And
you see a picture of a husband he's bare chested. He's a buff
looking guy. His kid is on his shoulders smiling wearing a
rather oversized watch. And I guess this it's either his wife
or his other kid. I think it's his other kid also wearing a
colored oversized watch and the across two pages right there in
the middle of says tag them to set them free. Want to keep tabs
on your children without stifling them. Ed Chipperfield
tracks down five devices that let parents do just that and
there's all these devices and these colorful watches and stuff
that essentially track your kid that's like tagging your kid Wow
with let's see they have the Icoca family pack you can get a
whole bunch of little watches to strap if you have more than one
kid the buddy personal the blokes who knew Ms. The wireless
digital child tracker, the cool tracks light cool spelt with a K
is a beautiful, beautiful thing. And of course everyone's like
yeah, it's good idea and that dad looks like a perfect dad. So
I think I want to be like him and tag my kid.
Well, this is kind of there's this there's this if you're
literally just read from the ice SICA website I seek a family
pack the RF 10 This is This is like for little kids. It's like
babies. Handheld base unit can find a wandering child up to an
amazing one quarter mile away.
You can fart and the kid will still smell it from that
distance.
It's bullcrap so useless. Andy, you walk in oh my god, this
would be you know a lot of times when a lot of parents have kids
that are like to wander off and then when you go to the airport
is kind of fried. I love
it when they have the kids on a leash.
I've done that we've no no which one? Yeah, actually with Jay we
had her on Elise for a while.
That is so wrong.
Is a bunch of people that use this. It works great to have the
kid running because these kids like to take off like a rocket.
What do you do have a Zimmer frame What's wrong with you man
hold on the kid's hand I am so against this. Whenever I see
that I give these kids Aaron scouring looks that's not okay
put
your kid I looked around it was you didn't you had one kid so my
kid wandered
off I kept my eye on her
on a leash. What do you do? Did you
have a little shocker for when they left the yard like ranges
of all people? You homeschool your kids yet you put them on a
leash? I don't know, man. It's a dichotomy little
kids, they don't mind they don't care.
They grow up. Interestingly though, I'm not gonna say
anything about your kids because I love them. And it turned out
fine, obviously. So apparently in your case, there was no
negative effects. But it's weird.
You see it once, but you don't see it was more popular about
1015 years ago than it is today because of people like you.
Bigots anti leash biggest Yeah,
that's right. I just I just blew my secondhand marijuana smoke in
her face. She would calm down. work like a charm. I never put
on a leash though. Let me tell you that.
So anyway, so that this this seems like somebody at the
airport this might come in handy the kid or the store, you know,
they one of the things my wife pointed to
yank him back when like to come here and yell like a Yank that
little tug, like a T shirt
to the end of the leash and they just stopped moving yet. That
was not a joke.
Was it one of those would like well, you did get in a choke
chain. Did you have like a real arm so you could like, tick and
let it let him walk a little bit and then reel him back in? Is
that one of those like, you know, the real dog things?
Maybe I don't know. I don't you carry a
plastic bag around to clean up after There you go. Did you
carry a plastic bag to pick up their poop? All right, I'm done.
Yeah, you your material. Not commercial, but as you know, is
acceptable. Open Mic.
It's open mic night here on no agenda. I'll be here all week.
So that would happen your toys r us has had besides the fact that
kids don't buy toys or would want toys anymore. They want
video games. But somebody came into Toys R Us some years ago
because we remember shopping at Toys R Us used to be a kind of a
warehouse style toy store with these long aisles. And so some
bonehead that obviously never had kids in their lives decided
to redesign Toys R Us or there's all these offset little cubby
holes. Oh no. Oh, no, it was like a maze. And so if the if
your kid took one left turn, you would spend an hour trying to
figure out where they went and you couldn't just go up and down
the aisles seeing you know single right that'd be hiding in
like the in the book. There's no books. And so these idiots at
Toys R Us put this this crazy system together this I seek a
family pack would be great. If Toys R Us if it works. Anyway.
Whatever I'm still on the leash oh hey, there's something that
came out that I think is total disinfo and I'll tell you why.
This is a video you might have even blogged it. It's about a
Chinese company. And the name of the company is blessed. b l e s
t blessed.co.jp. And so this company which is I guess a small
company, but JPS Japanese Yes Did I say Japanese?
No you said Chang I'm sorry Japanese
and and this machine you put plastic into the machine and
literally he you see him stuff and bottles and Styrofoam and
all kinds of plastic into it. And then he turns it on. And
then out the end goes through a water filtration system and out
the other end comes oil and everyone's like this is amazing.
This is so phenomenal. Look at this this is this is oil coming
out like this. This is the this is the saving grace now we can
change plastic which is of course a petroleum product back
into oil and everyone's like this is great. This guy's gonna
get killed you know and you'll this will never see the light of
day. And if you want I can give you my take on it now but this
is going viral. I'm Gareth and that's the purpose by the way.
But first I'd like to get your take on the concept of turning
plastic back into oil
are you asking are you gonna play something? No, no,
I'm asking you now you can play it because it's a little
Japanese video
and they're playing you know these kids jumping around and
so there's there's a video there's a video with subtitles
which is not on the website we had
the Proko that would do this one's a video with Chinese
subtitles not very useful to me what's my take on it? Well I
mean this is obviously a it's a possibility you could do this by
the way cuz plastic is made from petroleum. I think it just
sounds to me like some some some scam the plastics business has
gotten in And to to, to push the more plastic on the public. I
don't know. Really? I haven't think about it.
You have that page there, right? Do you see I'm looking at it?
Video?
Yeah. Do you see? Do you want me to comment whether this is
bogus? Well, no, I'm gonna tell you why it's bogus. First of
all, totally bogus. I
can tell you that right now. Why is that? Okay, that's the part I
wanted you to comment on? Well, they
get the bubbling because there's nothing going on here. They have
to it has to be a high pressure kind of high pressure, high
temperature process of some sort. It does bubbling through
water, and it's a little bitty device. And this guy, this looks
like bullshit.
Now look at the logo on the video. What does that logo say?
United Nations University.
Thank you. So let me tell you what's going on here people this
is a tremendously well thought out propaganda piece to remind
you that oil is not just what goes into your car. It's a
reminder to tell you that oil is in everything around us in our
entire world. This you can watch this propaganda fire up very
shortly. That and Putin people don't realize this. I was having
lunch the other day with a couple of friends and Mickey's
and like, you know, plastic goes a guy on the street banned the
bag, Ban the bag, he said, you know, give a bag, I'll put it
over your head and I'm gonna I'm gonna tie it. It's really tight.
Bags are handy for that. This was banned the bag and then
these but these two kids are actually they're not kids.
They're the young adults. They had no idea that bags were made
from plastic. This is an educational piece from patrol
from from petroleum. Yeah, they've people have no idea how
much of our world is made from petroleum products? Yeah, it's
everything, including those plastic battery cars, you drive
people.
Yeah, all the paint all the your TV, your monitors, your computer
monitors like 99% plastic. Yeah, in one way shape, or all this
bullshit, here comes the sale out. And then it's
like, just because you have oil doesn't mean you can turn around
and put it in your car, it has to go through a process called
refining. And that's very, very, very, very expensive.
So this burns on the front porch. I know the guy and look
at
the black smoke coming off of it as he's burning. So this is a
propaganda piece. It's great. And it's nice to know, but this
is not I don't think this is actually a solution. I mean, it
may be but how much? How much power do you have to generate to
build this stuff?
Here's the giveaway, United Nation.
That's what I looked at as like United Nations University. This
is gotta be bogus. There's no way this can't be like, oh,
yeah, yeah, we've got the solution with the United
Nations. We're here to help. United Nations University,
and I never even heard of the United Nations University.
Yeah, there's a whole they got a whole thing. I look at the
websites in the shownotes if you want to take a look. No agenda
show.net.com got this too many websites to remember. I am. I am
going to be right though. John about my zombies mean. hate to
tell you. I said more and more zombies. And you said no, it's
going to be vampires. Well, AMC coming out with a new series
called The Walking Dead.
I saw a lot of that out on the bowling golf. You can toss down
the stairwells not the ones they put down the walkers
have some kind of virus. Things got crazy that you won't believe
the panic. The broadcast. And that was the last we heard.
Anyway, so the premises This is a cop he gets shot at a
checkpoint shoot out. He goes into a coma he wakes up and
everyone's dead. And then a couple of survivors are a
typical zombie story. And everyone else is a zombie. And
it's a new series and it actually looks like a damn good
series. I'll say it does. Looks like a good series.
And so winner My daughter just bought the book Feed.
Yeah, I'm telling you. I predicted this zombies. Is it
for 2011 Totally.
I'm telling you that it did Twilight. Next Twilight films is
going to be the blockbuster they get. I think they
could throw in some zombies there. But now they gotta throw
some zombies in you watch they will. The Minneapolis city
attorney's office has decided to pay seven zombies and their
attorney $165,000 According to the Star Tribune from
Minneapolis. The payout approved by the city council on Friday
settles a federal lawsuit the seventh filed if they were
arrested and jailed for two days for dressing up like zombies in
downtown Minneapolis to protest mindless consumerism. And they
were arrested because rest of the zombies you know why? They
were walking in a stiff lurching fashion carrying four bags of
sound equipment to amplify music from an iPod when they were
arrested by police who said they were carrying equipment that
simulated weapons of mass destruction. What? Yeah. They
were carrying equipment that simulated weapons of mass
destruction. Like what? The bag? A bag full of amps. Yeah. Oh,
that looks dangerous.
The bag full of the police.
Oh, there's a lot wrong with Well, not all police but
unfortunately, anyone in any kind of uniform I'd have to say
you know what?
They're getting paid too much money. The DI D for public
servant as a public servant is that they do things that allow
you work. You know the old thing would I pay your salary? Yeah,
not really no cop salary anymore. The cops are making
more money than you're making. And so now they lost me but I'm
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The Congressional Budget Office the CBO is reporting that the
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They own lots of lots of well known companies.
And they're being slammed because they're financing. Yeah,
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Yeah, it's not going to be good.
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do not believe you have yet set up the 1010 10 promotion. No, I
gotta do that. I should do that today. As you know, 1010 10 will
be a very lucky day. It's a $42 deal. Yes. $42. It's for Super
karma. Everyone's jumping in on this 110 1010 or 101010 is
binary for 4242 is of course, the answer to all questions in
life in the universe as as written in The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy. And number 42 is a very, in fact, the
number it's such an important number I'm thinking of getting a
42 tattoo. That's how good it is.
I'd like to see the 40 where you're going to put it
any tattoo would just be on my mind should be
between the thumb and the
forefinger between my eyes. How about a neck tattoo?
You know I think I don't know when I participate job which
will be shortly I'm also going to allow for people who really
want to go one of the swing for the fences and get a knighthood
in the process to donate 1000 to $10.10 as 1010 10 Well, we
could also do a 424 20. Oh, I'll put it on there. Yeah, because
you get 42 is good looking for 20. Well, we all know what that
is. That's super that has a double entendre
Yes, it does.
Okay, so we'll have
refers to what? Marijuana marijuana, marijuana. Yeah, that
because it's 420, April 28, or 420 in the afternoon or in the
morning, it's always 420 somewhere. That's when we all
salute each other, the even the former smokers, like myself
still observe for 20 in the afternoon. It's a kind of
habitual thing. So why don't we do a whole 1010 10 page, John?
Yeah. But I do believe that this is going to be a very karmic
day. And it falls on a Sunday, which is even better. So we'll
have we'll have a show we can celebrate we have a special
show. Yes. And we're going to we're going to give everyone
special 42 Karma. Everyone who has donated a multiple either
the $42 or whatever else we come up with. It's another fun
numerology is important. Our whole universe is made up of it.
So you can scoff at it if you want. But we have print plenty
of examples of people who have received good karma from their
support to the show.
Yeah, man. scoffing is good. Absolutely. So you were talking
about or actually have any birthdays or anything? No, no,
no, no
knighthoods, no birthdays, no nothing. Although my daughter's
birthday is tomorrow, so I'll say happy birthday to her in
advance. She turns 20. And next Friday is my birthday. And I
also turned 20. Next Friday, yeah. Next Friday,
you're turning 20. Next Friday is good.
So you mentioned the we're actually fom talked about the
economy there. Well, here it comes. Here comes the big crash
is about to happen. First of all, I'm sure you saw existing
home sales, which which plunged is the word, the Wall Street
Journal uses 27%. So this is people trying to sell their
home. It's like 27% less sales in previously owned homes.
Forget about new homes. But the real thing that we've all been
waiting for to happen is and they're calling it that word is
back jingle mail, commercial commercial real estate. People
are just refusing to pay, even though they can pay their actual
mortgages for malls. In fact, the Tao Taubman centers enqueue
amongst other properties, such as have the Beverly Center in
Los Angeles, just stopped paying their interest payments. And
they stopped paying their interest payments on the 130 $5
million mortgage on the pier Shops at Caesars in Atlantic
City, New Jersey, which of course, you know, Atlantic City
is kind of in the tank. And a lot of these mall owners are
just sending the keys back to the people who hold the loan,
jingle mail as you go, and we're just not going to pay it
anymore. Screw you not paying this money not paying that
mortgage. And it's funny because Tony Robbins, you know, Tony
Robbins?
Yeah. We talked about him the other day. Where? On a show,
not on our show. We talked about him. Really? Yeah. He made sure
it wasn't Horowitz unplugged. Yeah. About his video message.
Yeah, no, we didn't talk about it. John, you and I did not talk
about this.
Okay, well, go ahead. Well, anyway, he
made a and I followed Tony Robbins for many years, he made
a video message. He told everyone, hunker down. I work
with a lot of people in high places. The the winter is coming
the
Yeah, no, it's a bogus message. You think he's got a new TV
show? This is where we talked about it.
See, I think you talked about it was Horowitz I think it was with
Horowitz it wasn't with me. Anyway, doesn't matter. Doesn't
matter.
Whatever the case is, he got a new TV show about him. And so it
comes out with this little viral video that's talking about
everybody's should I don't know what he's trying to say. Just
saying there's gonna be all hell is gonna break loose. But this
has been may have been who I was because we also talked about
Apparently, he's about the third guy who's come out with this
gloom and doom crap. And it's one of us in August is supposed
to be the grime is going to collapse this month is all over
Harry Dent. That's his thing. And then some. Some other group
came out with his Oh, God, you know, there's gonna be the end
of the world happening this month. And then Tony Robbins
comes out with his little thing. He knows nothing about any of
it. And my wife gets all upset and she says, Oh, my God, you're
this terrible. What's going to happen? I said, Well, the one
old rule is that when everybody's predicting gloom and
doom, it never happens. It's just that never happens ever.
It's when things are looking good. You have
exactly like what when we're like, hey, everything's great.
So, anyway, I was staying on this housing thing, and this was
a This was a report on CNN with the with some dicks list rxlist
there's a new meme, which I think I probably fall under,
although I am not moving into people's houses as the bank or
former. So what's happening is the bank has repossessing houses
everywhere. I think this happens a lot in Detroit and other
places that are really, really severely depressed. And so the
bank just do keep some empty because they don't want to sell
it. Now, they don't want to flood the market now with a
whole bunch of really cheap homes, particularly now that
home sales are existing home sales are down so much and you
know that they would only suppress the depress the price
further. So people are squatting in these homes. Yeah, they're
getting in. Yeah. And but they have a name, John. And the name
is sovereign citizens, sovereign citizens. And, and interestingly
enough, a lot of these sovereign citizens are African Americans.
However, the report goes something like this.
They're accused of taking over foreclosed and bank owned homes
and posting fake deeds and other bogus paperwork in the windows
to prove that they are the owner. See that right there. So
somebody comes along, maybe an inspector and says, Oh, maybe
I'm wrong. Maybe these people really do own this house. Except
those papers you're looking at right there. They're bogus.
They're fake. They're make believe this townhouse belong to
a couple in the Atlanta suburb, they were evicted. But
prosecutors say that they tried to take back the home with
papers claiming that they're exempt from Georgia laws. Now,
let's take a look at this. I want to show you something else.
This home has a tennis court and a pool. It's worth more than a
million dollars. The group accused of squatting here
allegedly took over a shopping center as well. They even charge
rent. Prosecutors say these people are called you ready for
this? Remember this word? I've been looking into this now for
the better part of several weeks. sovereign citizens,
sovereign citizens part of a growing movement who believed
that the laws of the land simply do not apply to them.
Okay, so I guess I mispronounced it I guess it's supposed to be
solver and citizens that doesn't make any remember this now
solver and said the guy can't even read English. Its sovereign
douchebag
Can I bring in another? Besides, by the way, I have a clip on
some of this. But I have also another interesting point that
somebody I guess this wasn't in the report, but one of the more
interesting, but
there's more to it. I want, you can please feel free to say
something but I do have an expert standing by who's going
to explain who sovereign citizens are. You want to play
that first? Do you wanna make your comment? No, you finish
yours because I get it. Mine is gonna go in a different
direction. So John, let's bring in an expert to find out exactly
who these and remember this word. Now remember this word?
Remember this word? Citizens Mark Potok
study citizens for the Southern Poverty Law Center. As a matter
of fact, I read your magazine two days ago when I first got
it. Or when I got it, this edition. I love
how he tries to cover this up when I first went. He's like,
I've been looking into this for weeks. And I got your magazine
two days ago. I mean, the most current issue because of course,
I read your magazine all the time.
I saw that they were on the cover. So you guys have been?
You guys have really been drilling down on these folks who
are there? What's their MO mark?
Well, their MO is pretty varied. Actually, this business of
seizing homes illegally is a new twist on many, many kinds of
scams that have come out of the sovereign citizens movement.
People were a remember Terry Nichols, the CO bomber of the
Oklahoma City, sovereign citizen Federal Building was in fact a
sovereign citizen. This is an ideology that goes back all the
way about 30 years to a group called the Posse Comitatus and
actually was initially white supremacist, oh, we hate black
people, right? In its nature. But you know, basically what the
Sovereign say is we are immune to federal and state laws, we
are not liable to have driver's licenses, we don't have to
register our cars and so on. They have we smoke weed, a whole
set of extremely fantastic beliefs. And it might be amusing
other than the fact that they are doing things like seizing
these homes, like stealing very large amounts of money. And in a
number of cases, murdering people in particular police
officers
went off the tracks immediately.
But it gets better when he says oh, and by the way, they're
actually black
are black, you gotta listen to
the old fashion and art kiss that you and I used to read
about at the turn of the century, for example, which came
because I understand
what he says we used to read about him the
turn of the century while you know he's being correct. This
century you mean like Yeah, yeah, exactly.
From a different place, right. I mean, those guys came from the
left. Sounds like these guys are from the right.
Oh, they're not they steal money. They have no driver's
licenses. They're white supremacist, They're murderers.
Yeah, they're definitely from the right. I wouldn't really
describe them from the right Miss anarchists. I mean, this is
a very specific set of beliefs that says there's no legitimate
power above the level of county sheriff.
But isn't that what anarchists but I mean, I'm not trying to be
argumentative with you, but anarchists believe the hell with
the government to hell with Power To hell with anybody
telling me what to do. I live my own life sounds like these
people are saying the same thing. How are they different?
Sure, I mean, there's some similarity. I mean, the way
they're different is anarchists, you know, back in the day were
very much against capitalism, any kind of money economy and so
on, it was all about very local, small communities. These people
aren't community builders at all. These are people who want
to be utterly free of any obligation to other human
beings. And they're also at least many of them are coming at
it from a very right wing perspective. As I say, it
originated in a kind of racist ideology, about how black people
could not be sovereign citizens. only white people had that
relationship with the land. And the idea essentially, was that
God gave America to white people. So they want to they
want to turn around GEORGE Now, these are actually black groups
now in Atlanta that have adopted this ideology.
All right. So they steal homes, they steal money, they murder
people. They are like the guy who blew up the Oklahoma City
Building. They're white supremacist, and they're
actually black.
Yeah, this story makes a lot of sense. Eric Micheel
actually was in the chat room, he made a very good point that
this movement of, of squatting in homes is because the banks
repossessed these or they kick people out, but they can't
actually prove ownership. Here's the
thing that we've noticed that there's been going around I
wanted to discuss which is the fact that these these these
various banks have been bought and sold and bought and sold.
And these these huge piles of more mortgages are packaged and
they go from place to place to place. And now there's a lot of
people just saying I own the place prove me wrong. Yep.
Where's my deed? Yeah,
they don't have the deeds. That's exactly the paperwork
because they don't know where the paperwork is. It's been
sliced and diced eggs. Exactly. Hey, you know what, screw it.
I'm gonna go squat me a house. Should I'm gonna become a
sovereign citizen. I'm gonna come up I'm gonna become an
upstanding black American. And go sees me a house
is also a law of the land mean in their bow, please.
This is just outrageous.
Well, here's our local news coverage of the housing
bullcrap. And if you if you listen carefully to this report,
it doesn't make any logical sense, which is pretty typical
of what we're getting now. And people are trying to analyze
things
as they can't sell it for any less because then the money they
have leftover to live in the area, even up in Petaluma or
Santa Rosa. Won't be a no
no that twit cottage?
I guess not. But there are homes for sale everywhere in Marin,
one of the nation's most desirable places to live. San
Francisco based trulia.com tracks housing prices
nationwide,
inventory levels has skyrocketed to 12 and a half months worth of
inventory, when five and a half or six months of inventory is
more like what we'd like to see. And that's
the highest inventory level in more than a decade. Even though
interest rates are at record lows. Interest rates
could be zero and people will not buy homes if they don't have
jobs. They will not buy homes if they don't feel that their jobs
are stable and secure.
Earlier this year, housing was looking up and sales were
strong, but cancellation of the homebuyers tax credit from Uncle
Sam ended that boom. But truly as Nelson says, there's a bigger
problem,
high unemployment levels and unemployment levels that just
don't seem to be changing very much as the months go on, really
have press pause on the real estate market recovery.
Now, as bad as these numbers are, they don't even begin to
touch what the banks are mostly silent about and that is the
vast inventory. A vast inventory of repossessed homes that they
hold, but simply refuse to put on the market. That could
depress the market for a long, long time to come on consumer
editor Tom Baker KTVU channel two news. Okay,
a couple of items you're looking at.
You're saying this is bullcrap.
No, the bullcrap part is how does the bank refusing to put
these houses on the market depress the market?
No, it doesn't. It doesn't.
It says the bad there is a vast inventory of repos that the
banks refuse to put on the market. And then he says that
and this will depress the market even fries
and he's a bonehead. He doesn't understand
now the the bogus part of this is the part where low interest
rates are real low and and you know people who started they
just don't have a job so they don't take you know they don't
get it You cannot get a loan from the bank, the banks are not
giving money out to anybody because the interest rates are
so low there's no they don't want to they don't want to give
it out. They don't want to give it out because we for one thing
not gonna make anything on the deal. They'd rather wait for the
interest rates that go so they can maybe get a little bit on
the float. There's the human there's difference between point
one and zero is your money and they don't want to give it out
to Senator the absolute prime candidates. So there's no money.
You just can't get it. You just can't get approved. I couldn't
get a loan for a house if I wanted
to get money. There's no money in the bank.
I have no regular paycheck. I can't get a house yet. But the
point is, is you probably be good for it. But the no not good
for what are you talking about? Wait, we're can't even get a
credit card. What are you talking about? They're not gonna
give me a mortgage.
He just blew up. So anyway, I said I can't. What I said was,
what was misreported? And banks are coming out smelling like a
rose on this deal.
What I was saying was, I can't even get a credit card. I try
from time to time just to laugh at the whole system. I can't get
a credit card. I don't they'd they declined me because I have
no credit.
Yeah, because you don't owe a bunch of money. Yeah. So I'm no
good. I'm not a good slave. You're no good, no good.
A shock. And by the way, there's a bunch of clips I didn't get
well, which I still have on the machine, I can't find about gout
dig him up for maybe the next year, or whenever I run into
him. There's a whole bunch of the stories that were floating
around last week, the last couple of weeks, about micro
loans given to you and US citizens, you know, these micro
loans where you give somebody 500 bucks, that's where they
get, you know, in Bangladesh, so they can start you know, a
sewing company and repair shirts or whatever. And then you get
your money back plus some interest and you feel real good
about things as you call them micro loan. Well, now they're
doing it in the United States, and nobody sees this as
pathetic.
Yeah, micro what is it? micro loans like 50 bucks, 100 bucks,
50 bucks
anywhere between a couple 100 bucks and 10,000. Yeah, but now
we're the third world country getting these loans because the
banks I'm going to give anyone any money.
So I wanted to read a piece of listener email, from a shock. A
sh o que a producer, which is what we call our listeners from
Colorado. And we know Colorado is a great place to be right
now. So listen to this, this is this, this story will freak you
out. Five cops and two students from CSU Colorado State
University came by his door in the morning. Not he answered it.
He was in his pajamas, disheveled hair. These were full
uniformed cops with guns on him walkie talkies that were going
off and beeping during the whole ordeal. They introduced
themselves said they are the police that are responsible for
this neighborhood. And they're going around to everyone in the
neighborhood to get to know them. They want to let me know
of city ordinance ordinances that are in effect for this area
so that I can be safe and not get into any unneeded trouble.
They went on to say the most received complaint they get is
for noise complaints. And then I should be respectful of my
neighbors and get to know them so that I don't bother them and
trigger a noise complaint. Then they asked where I was from how
long I'd been living in this apartment and they said we have
a gift for you. It was a deck of playing cards. This is very
similar to the to the al Qaeda playing cards each one of the
Iraqi one Iraqi ones, each one of them had an ordinance on them
and he took some pictures of these they're beautiful playing
cards. And and he looks at these cards and here's four different
examples. One playing card says rioting gets you kicked out of
school. The other one says noise violations can cost up to $1,000
per person. Number three, number three, nuisance gathering
minimum fine $500 Nuisance gathering we love that that's a
great Gitmo doc. And don't get gassed leave the scene of a
riot. These are cards that the cops are handing out to people
who live in the area of the CSU comp campus. That's disgusting.
I was blown away by it. Wow, yeah.
Pictures in the show notes. Of course.
Are you kidding me? The pictures are beautiful. I might as well
just hit you with a couple more because I want you to get to you
got some other good clips. I only have two real stories that
I want to hit you with. One is this whole sexting thing that
we've been all over Wall Street Journal reporting on this so now
states are actually putting laws into place? Well, you know, they
don't feel that they should like you know, absolutely throw
teenagers in jail for sending naked pictures of themselves to
each other but they have come up with including California. They
have come up with a tiered discipline system. Where if you
do it once Then, here it is. They call it the happy middle
ground. If you do it once first offense brings a maximum
sentence of 10 days in jail. Second Offense could be 30 days
days in jail. This is a bunch of teenagers
who are going to send some kid kid the jail for 10 days because
he took a picture of his, his, you know his privates? Yep. Yep.
Okay, good. Yeah, whatever he saw his girlfriend says, I don't
know. This is ridiculous he did.
But they but what they're saying here, essentially, it's good
news because we're not going to keep it on your permanent
record. So you won't have this like scar
jail for 10 days. That's gonna do wonders for your grade point
average. But they'll they will take that off when you turn 20.
Whoa, that's just what yeah, no one will ever know.
Oklahoma has proposed a law that would impose one set of
penalties for consensual sexting between two people aged 14 to
18. But provide possible stiff jail terms for other types of
teenage sexting with undefined. States will continue to tweak
their criminal laws to cope with the changing technologies. This
is so ridiculous. Yeah. If you know if your kid is sending
naked pictures to another kid crate that's perfect. They're
exploring their sexuality.
Taking that aside if you don't like it, yeah, another thing you
know, I find that this offensive this ID and I actually take this
back. I don't know how far back it goes. But it's very
bothersome. And I think it goes back to the DeLorean thing for
me. DeLorean John DeLorean started car company back when
and he was having trouble financing the last stages of his
of his little company. And he made the courses crazy Goldwing
car that he was using was the ones head of General Motors. He
was kind he's kind of a dick, but he was like, you know, a
businessman who was trying to make a new car company, which is
not the easiest thing in the world to do. And so somebody
suggested to him that he do you know that he gets the most on
cocaine through the system. Yeah. And you know, and I guess
he thought it was a good idea. And of course, they they set up
a sting, there was never any cocaine involved, there was a
never really committed a crime, he just kind of was gonna commit
the crime. So it was pre crime, as we know, crime. Pre crime is
really the key here. And it was a sting operation. stings are
good, because they are actually a it's a technique for making
pre crime a crime, right? And I thought that, you know, in a
more civilized, policing state, and somebody who's going to say
this, they get winded, this guy's going to try to pull
something like this, right? And you know, somebody goes up to
him and says, Hey, we're on to this Koch thing. Don't fuck can
do it. Just get back to work and find some other way to finance
your company. Because we know and let him go back to work.
What is the point of going through all this trouble the
rest some poor schmuck? That what you know, that was just
obviously a bonehead if he was actually in the cocaine
business, and there are pros in the business, they don't do
anything about them? Do they know, it's just one of these
things where you get to trick people into committing a crime?
Put a phony hooker on the street in some hot cop, and get some
guy to pull over and you will maybe you know, you only know
half the times just the guy pulls over and boom, you're
arrested. Your car's confiscated in the state of California, you
lose your car, by the way when doing and you're on a reality
show. And you know, and the whole thing is a bunch of
bullcrap. When all you have to do to stop these problems is
just say, stop.
And didn't you wind up he was so pissed off with everything that
he threw the the dye for these cars, he threw them in the
ocean. So you can remember that they can never make another
part. So I don't want a DeLorean because they're made of like
stainless steel, steel, aluminum.
I don't know, maybe whatever. The point is, is that this, you
know, we're just it's bullshit. parently in the business of
finding ways to get three crime to work. I was, I thought when I
was doing it, we're doing the news stuff on on silicon spin.
This was in the 90s. And some schmuck was arrested at the San
Francisco Airport. Because apparently he was going to go on
a sex cruise or a sex vacation in the Philippines. And they
arrested him at the airport because he was going to have sex
with underage women in the Philippines. They didn't. He
didn't do it. He didn't do anything. He was just gonna get
on this plane even for all you know, he would have gone over
there and not done anything. Your ghost gotten drunk and come
back, you don't know. But it was a pre crime situation. And it
was another excuse to throw somebody else in jail. And
that's essentially all we do.
I was reading somewhere that in Baltimore and in Maryland,
they're already actually using the computer for pre crime.
They're actually using this IBM System. Wow. See, that actually,
the stories of comments of mine. We blogged it that apparently
there's some computers system that can I almost think this is
a hoax story? Because I find it hard to believe that we've gone
this far astray.
It certainly it's being publicized. So you watch out, be
good slave Shut up. Don't do anything we were tracking you.
And if you do actually get arrested good news. Law
enforcement now has a laser to fire at you. This is the assault
intervention device called a pain laser. Measuring 2.2 meters
in height causes some serious heat when shot at an escapee or
fighty prisoner fighty what kind of word is
next to but nobody want to talk about no what
it does is it turns you into a hot pocket. This is like we've
been seeing this coming. And here it is. You know tasers
aren't enough. We're just gonna fry your ass slave bids. Gotcha.
It's amazing. I just love it. And then maybe I think we should
bring this back john. If not only for the fantastic jingle
that's right is that time of year again ladies and gentlemen
when we roll out the flu vaccine and we start scaring everybody.
So the flu season this year according to Wall Street
Journal, the goal is more shots sooner. Of course we've already
seen a gift cards everywhere you can give it's the gift that
keeps on giving. And the Christmas gift. Yeah, it may it
makes a great, great give it for Labor Day. US officials say
they're using lessons learned from the h one n one swine flu
pandemic which erupted in April 2009. This year's flu vaccine
will have the h1 N one baked right in middle B right in
there. It's not a separate shot. That's fantastic. So that's
that's go ru V. Meanwhile, reports now that bloodhounds are
being trained to sniff out swine flu as well as h five and one
that is the bird. Yes, yes, yes, yes. This is the US Department
of Agriculture. Here
you go boy. Ready now here smell this. It's got the h five and
one Oh, you just dropped dead? No. Well,
what these dogs will do, of course is they'll be used at
checkpoints and they will sniff you out as having swine flu.
Based on our results we believe dogs as well as mice could be
trained to identify a variety of diseases and health conditions
said US Department of Agriculture scientists Bruce a
Kimball PhD who presented these study results.
Is the mouse squeak at your three times if somebody's got
the swine flu? I mean, how the heck did you train the mouse?
How does that let you know?
So anyway, these will be used you'll see these dogs at
airports that will say swine flu dog and he will sniff you and if
he if you get a hit, if it's a positive hit, you'll be taken
aside and you'll be quarantined. That's It's as clear as the nose
on my face. They're gonna use dogs now if they always use
their word to use dogs for drugs they use dogs for you know if
you're bringing in peanuts from the plane when you enter the
United States. If you have money on you, oh, dogs these guys do
have too much money they
got dogs for bombs. They got dogs for fruit. Yep, they got
dogs for
drugs. Yeah, it's great. So now we'll have dogs for for diseases
not just swine flu but for
by the way when I'm when I'm at the airport, I'll shoot some
good dog guy. Yeah, and Alaska. What kind of a dog is Is it a
dog? Is it a drug dog is a bomb dog. What is it noise tell you?
Yeah,
but they always say don't don't touch the dog. Please don't
touch the dog. Meanwhile, in Finland, I have to say the
Helsinki Ian's are pretty smart. h one and one vaccines have been
suspended over narcolepsy scare at least 15 cases of narcolepsy
amongst children and young people in this past six months.
Apparently you take your kid to get a shot and then the kid
keeps falling asleep.
conks out. So that's a good one. Make sure that's in the show
notes. Oh, yeah. No, of
course it's in the show notes. Absolutely.
So what do you make of the situation in China? You think
it's part of the planes good trains good planes bad with the
night suppose it I think this story is bogus by the way.
Suppose it nine day traffic jam.
Yeah, you know, it's I'm not quite a lot of people who sent
me that link saying this is planes good trains bad cars even
worse, which of course, the jingle doesn't go like that.
It's all trains. Planes bad. Yeah, I think it might be.
Although, you know, I don't really see the the part of the
story that says if only they had taken the bow Bullet Train but
it's really trucks. So I think that's where the link is because
it's really
how do you have a nine day traffic jam you know there are
this road construction they've cut the road construction da it
happens everywhere go break up the 405 for
night you don't get stuck in your car for nine days the
construction is just chopped if they just stopped the traffic if
they just cut the road in half of course you do then it's it
builds up real quick.
You find a way to get off the road. Get the crap in the car
and you have to crap before doing the show I forgot
excuse me I don't crap I poop all right, there's a big
difference. I don't crap. Actually guys do crap women
poop. Logan Airport Security has changed. Of course Boston's
Logan is where one of the box cutting terrorist boarded an
airplane and flew it into the World Trade Center was an
amazing astounding
what did they change it to well and why now? Okay, well
that is the real question the new procedure already being
questioned of course by the ACLU replaces the transportation
securities administration's former back of the hand pat
down. So the what they were doing is they pat you down, but
they use the back of your hand around the sensitive areas ie my
cock. So what they're doing now is they're actually groping.
Yeah. So I think what happens is you go through the body scanner,
they see you've got to you know, you're looking hot, and then I'm
gonna touch you.
I'm gonna touch this one. Watch this. You want the female person
to do that to me?
I'm gonna request female assist, please. TSA is in the process of
implementing an enhanced pat down at security checkpoints is
one of our many layers of security said and Davis TSA
spokes hold for the Northeast region. pat downs are designed
to address potentially dangerous items like improvised explosive
devices and their components concealed on the body. How many
improvised explosive devices have we had improvise you in
that not? Not the crotch bomb or anything like that? Ever?
Well, I don't know. But I tell Nikki it's a it's an IED. Watch
how baby it comes from IE D.
So here's another story that's floating around which I think is
bogus because I'm fairly familiar with physics. They have
now this suppose it portable scanner they have at the
airport. Now they have a portable
truck version. Wait, let me play the commercial for it. Have you
seen this? No. Oh, no, here comes this Z
backscatter van from American science and engineering. From
the outside the Z VV looks like an ordinary delivery van,
allowing it to blend in to urban and other lens games yet as it
passes by cars, trucks, containers and other objects is
unparalleled X ray screening system provides photo like
images, detecting explosives, weapons, contraband, and
stowaways. These images can be immediately analyzed by the
operator seated in the Z DVS cache. The zinc TV is the
perfect screening tool for C fours, military bases, border
crossings, checkpoints, and any other locations where illegal
material or IEDs can be smuggled in via cars, trucks or other
vehicles. Using a S and D is unique backscatter technology,
the ZV V produces electronically generated X rays that detect
substances containing low atomic number elements such as carbon,
hydrogen, and nitrogen. These elements are often present and
explosive and other contraband. Those EBV is an ideal tool for
detecting these threats in vans, buses, cars, trucks, cargo
containers, dumpsters, densely foliated trees and trucks, and
any other objects or containers where dangerous items can be
concealed. This EBV is not only incredibly effective, but also
very easy to use. It can be operated by either one or two
people and is up and running within minutes. The operators
can view the objects as they're being scanned. And by using ASDs
image analysis tools, they can manipulate and save Void
where prohibited by law by now.
Having an IE D issue in this country are there are their cars
being blown up by the side of the road? Do we have IEDs all
over the USA?
I think it can detect boob bombs.
Well, they specifically talked about IE D. We never heard of an
AED until like a few years ago because these these poor
countries that we've invaded,
we used to just call it a pipe bomb. Now it's an IED. Yeah,
right. All right. So you're saying this is physically
what I'm being told to infer from this
report? Well, they can see things such as carbon like human
beings.
Show the pictures of the Soca looks like an x ray. It sounds
to me as though they're blasting X rays all over the place.
Killing us with
with X rays. Yeah, this is not good. So you say this is
physically impossible.
Well, not without some bit to go through a cargo container steel
to get an image on the other side of a Steel Wall. They
actually in that video show them pulling up next to a sea
container. And they're scanning it. Yeah. So that's bullcrap.
Well, I mean, you could probably do it with some with some has to
be powerful. You can do with terahertz. I don't know how it's
not easy. You'd have to blast the crap out of it. To get
through steel and then get an image on the other side.
Yeah, you got to have some that's not just backscattered
looks like steel and
you crank it up. Let's put it it looks like steel to me. But it's
not just plastic and you just you incinerate the person. I
mean, give me a break.
Nuke and here it is new crime prediction software being rolled
out in the nation's capital should reduce not only the
murder rate, but the rate of many other crimes as well.
Developed by Richard Burke, a professor at the University of
Pennsylvania the software is already used in Baltimore and
Philadelphia to predict which individuals on probation or
parole are most likely to murder and to be murdered. Ah, I'm glad
I'm just a spectator of all of this. I'm glad I don't get
emotionally involved. When a person goes on probation or
parole, they are supervised by an officer. The question that
officer has to answer is, what level of supervision Do you
provide? Ah, this is amazing. Technology helps determine level
of supervision needed for people on probation or parole. It's ABC
News, ABC News report.
Yeah, and everybody takes us matter of fact is oh, this is
Oh, this is pretty good. This is handy of
where we've been set up with Minority Report. Yeah, we've
been set up, you know, like, scientifically, Burke's results
are very impressive. So Sean Bush way a Professor of Criminal
Justice at State University of New York SUNY, by the way, not a
real school, who's familiar with Burke's research? Predicting
rare events like murder, even among high risk individuals is
extremely difficult. Burke scientific answer leaves
policymakers with difficult questions. They're already using
it. So they say Well, I think is just
back to the depressing part of ours.
I don't want to be depressed. Let's play a funny clip. You got
a funny clip? You got some?
Anyway, that's that's not good. I'm sure you have a funny clip.
John, please give us an illusion. Hello. I'm here and
there's a connection. Hello.
Hello. I hear you. Hello. Hello. Do you hear me? Hello? Hello.
Hello.
Tommy, can you hear me? Well, let me tell him I can hear him.
You there. Hello, Tommy. Yeah, that's usually what it means.
Yeah, hold on. I'm getting that was funny because I could hear
you. Hello. Hello. Hello.
Shouldn't be down for the count.
No. It's your sound device again. There you are. Oh, you
got me. No, no. Stop downloading porn.
I got nothing going on here.
Okay, you hear me now?
It's your side. No, it's
not my side. I hear you fine. I'm sending fine let's just do
the show like this. I
still can't hear you.
Yeah, that's alright. Because yeah, Right exactly. I can hear
you Yes. Okay. Good. So it's totally on your side Hello. This
is not good. Comcast rated he is Hello John maybe if I initiate
the connection I think I should leave all this in this just
shows you the sorry state of broadband in America
let's see. Hello. Hello. Hello. John. I can't hear you at all
now. Do you hear me I don't even think my my Skype messages.
connection lost. I think there's something wrong. John is John's
connection has been kind of weird all morning has been a
little spiky. Let's try again. I just came online again. Hello?
Yes, yeah, I hear you now. Yeah, yeah, well, what's wrong with
your setup man?
It's it keeps tracing back to this my M audio might be failing
I told you I mean, maybe that's Windows not windows it's what to
do anyway
Do you have a fun clip so we can not be so depressed although
that was actually quite funny. I think I leave that whole bit in
because we were talking and neither of us I could hear you
but you couldn't hear me and we were actually having it sounded
just like a normal no agenda conversation
which makes you wonder about the show it does. But don't don't
let that stop anyone divorce.org/na Yeah, okay, so
here's it pathetic This is the commentary on the there's a long
clip by the way you can interrupt it as we go. But this
is the pathetic commentary of the decade on what's wrong with
I don't know the world the United States not sure play the
Rooney Rule Paul Ru Paul's drag you.
To drag you this semester, commence strangulation. On roof
halls drag you watermelon watermelon is
going to be a drag lever to our drag queen professors on Dinah
Chanel, Morgan McMichaels,
Tammy Brown, Nina flowers, Pandora box, choose u v, and
Raven to work. We're professors we should be setting an example.
To build school our students in the art of being fabulous. Let's
pretend we're in a Ranga Tang.
What I have seen this show once what what channels is Aaron
I don't remember. I'm not gonna give him any publicity. Crowd
free you're making me look bad and do whatever it takes to get
you to drag you ate your transformation was amazing.
A you know, this is actually it's probably a good thing this.
This is a growth market that RuPaul is in since we are
drinking all these chemicals and more being added every single
day. It starts of course with the fluoride men are becoming
very effeminate in in the United States. So I think it's it's a
growth market, you know, we're all going to be like hunkering
for for the perfect color first. That's how it starts and then
we'll we'll start one with one of your dresses.
What's offensive about the show? Is not that this is not any new
at being a drag queen. This is these are drag queens trying to
get American women to be more like them. Oh, really? Yeah. The
idea of the show is we got a bunch of you know, borderline
lesbians dikes that are married to people the D word and they're
upset with you know, they're upset that they're not more
feminine and instead of you know, I don't know reading
Glamour magazine. I don't know what you know, I'm not a woman
but I don't think you go to a drag queen. For for fashion
advice. Well, I don't know. Let me listen to the rest of the
promo is very interesting to me with top honors. I'm gonna let
the pitches happen.
Are you ready to be the baddest bitch in school? Lady, let them
have it. class is in session.
Deep in the Lake Titicaca Valley a school was formed by drag
queens to help biological women unleash their inner diva Elesa
world habit.
Chronological women nice
huh? No, I think he said biological Guinea
I thought I thought he said chronological which I thought
was even more Let me listen to
their inner diva school was formed by drag queens to help
biological women unleash their biological inner Diva and let
the world have it we here at drag you are in the business of
putting drag queens head on women's shoulders Welcome to
rope all drag you
you know the whole industry is just gone crazy poor women poor
women. I really feel bad for the female species. Yeah inundated
continuously as you said Glamour magazine this Mickey picked up a
copy I'm looking at it. It's like do's and don'ts
Yeah, it's always this doozy there we get there just
completely being but this it takes the cake for for
offensive. Now I want you to play the whole clip because at
the end or some poor woman walk in tears because she's you know,
for whatever reason Yeah, I mean it's almost it's like a real eye
roller you know finish it up
really now.
Good morning professors now a new class is arriving ready to
change their lives through the miracle of drag.
Alright fuck you RuPaul I'm done. I can't listen to that
anymore seriously no it's it's I can't believe women put up with
this you know we protest about everything else but it's it's
it's amazing how women are being subjugated into the certain way
you have to look you know it's just by drag queen. I feel bad.
I really do. And they don't see it. You know the most women do
they
do my roomie Miescher sees as she was she blew up.
She saw Well, let me just say a lot of women don't see it. And
they get just the Kardashians as a part of this. I saw Kim
Kardashian appear on Chelsea Lately. And Kim Kardashian is so
fake. She actually was wearing a dress with with actually I think
she was wearing a corset underneath with butt cheeks. It
was very obvious that she was wearing that type of course.
It's like it's gotten so bad and everything is fake. Now these
days you got a woman in bed you undress you're like what? Where
did where did that woman go? I picked up a bar
you're like Lego? What do I snap this back on in the morning?
It's like women are beautiful human beings. You know? It's
like don't worry about it. This This too shall pass eventually.
But and I maybe not in your lifetime. But mio mio mio my No
wonder we have so many divorces. The guys are stupid. You know,
it's like, because all we got is porn. And they all end they're
all pieced together, women. And they it's like, they got to look
like this. It's like we're completely conditioned. My
goodness. I think we just have an ugly people show. You're not
ugly enough. Come here. Come to Adam's ugly you. I'm gonna make
you look ugly bitches. I'm gonna turn you into the real bitches.
You are gonna make you ugly.
So I got another couple of minor clips here. They're kind of off
topic.
Don't put me through that again though.
Now you're okay. You're fine. You're good to go.
Okay, what's next?
So I just got the I was highly amused by this clip. This is a
an anti is a news item anti Carly Fiorina. Person
complaining on nor one of the new shows. Is it RuPaul
complaining? No, no, but it was well, by the way that RuPaul
characters on the show. He's bald. Yeah. And he's got a fake
mustache and big glasses and wearing a man suit. I think
he's, I don't think he has any nuts.
Across the street from the convention, a couple of dozen
protesters reminded people that fear Rena laid off 10s of 1000s
of workers during her time at HP. Why would anybody want to
consider a fail CEO could take on this monstrous job of
governing the state. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for
jobs.
So the news channel puts on this dangling who's protesting Carly
Fiorina and apparently the woman thinks figurine is running for
governor. We find somebody even more stupid to interview
most we can put it on RuPaul show. And of course, you guys
won't say anything. Don't say workers
do the anchors nowadays. They've never they don't know. They
don't they either don't pay any attention or they don't know
anything or they're just
here's here's what happens. Like they're reading the prompter,
okay, and it says and you know, it's like, okay, role package,
and then they're like, they're they're twittering they're
talking to each other like, hey, you know, where are you going
tonight after the show? I know. Oh, we're back in 543 they don't
look they don't know by paying attention. I've done these
shows. Yeah, goes John. When the package rolls that's when you
scratch your nuts. Little get a little makeup touch up. Anyway,
how about your Olbermann stuff?
I get it over the Obermann stuff is pretty tedious. But let me
just give you an example what goes on over men nowadays I've
got this clip called Oberman with his rambling guess at some
apologist apparently the the Liberals contingent out there on
the MSNBC. Although they seem to hate religion, just generally
speaking, they really do like the idea of Islam, I guess.
Because they're there. They're just out and out defending you
know, this controversy going on in New York to such an extreme
as a white bot. You either pay no attention to it. Or you don't
you know, Essentially, it just doesn't make any sense that the
be so involved I mean, as far as I'm concerned is not even a
topic we talk about on this show, because it's a local
issue. It's kind of interesting to talk about when it first
happened. And it just but it's being dragged and dragged and
dragged on. So So Overman gets these people on who are just, I
don't know if they're brain dead. I'm not absolutely sure.
But they just ramble and ramble on over money. Oh, yeah. You can
interrupt them and tell them to get off the stage. It's
ridiculous. But just play a little bit, say much of this.
You can take
the Hussein with Osama bin Laden.
I'm done.
You know, we have been told by many of our leaders that there
was absolutely no reason to invade Iraq. Al Qaeda wasn't
there. We all know these. My point of view, all right,
any guest that comes on and says blah, blah, blah, you're off,
you're off the show, blah, blah, blah.
This is an escalation of, you know, what has been going on? I
mean, when when, when people will accuse the president of the
united states of being Muslim. The problem was the accusation.
Accuse. This is interesting, like it's a crime now
is in its nature, it means it's a crime. You know, it's a
problem. Yep. Well, you know, I honestly have to say, I never
really expected to be in this position in America, that we
don't understand that you can't accept the fact that this is an
argument about religious tolerance, just because none of
us individually wants to be called a bigot. So we cloak
bigotry and racial intolerance.
I think it should be called the M word from now on. I don't
think we should use use the word Muslim should just be M word
because I was missing an M. You know, we've got the a the a
word, the B word, the C word, the D word. Do we have an E
word? Okay, we need an E word. We have the F word. We have the
G word. The H word. We do have an AI word.
Okay, it is lamb. I know the I
word Islam, right? We have the J word. I don't think we have a J
word. K word. Don't think we have that either L word yet
lesbian can use that. In fact, as a TV show, it's probably
trademark M word we now have I mean, we should get we should be
talking the whole time. Just letters. actually
reminds me, my son pointed this out. There's a bunch of these
these called number stations or something like that. These are
shortwave radio stations. They've been around for 1015 20
years 30 Maybe. And you tune in and they're always moving around
the dial in the shortwave radio. And it's just guys giving
numbers out five, seven. Well,
you know, this is this is very Oh, Quran does funny you bring
that up because I was actually going to skip over it. The the
Russian buzzer kicked in again. Did you hear about that? No. So
the Russian buzzer is a station that has been on the air for go
God, I don't know how long it's been on the air. Let me see if I
can find the link here. There's a Wikipedia as a whole page on
it. And all of a sudden, this thing usually just buzzes right.
And sometimes you'd hear like, a little bit of a Russian voice or
something kind of slowed down and was really weird. And all of
a sudden a couple days ago it kicks in and it's really then
now we've got the guy's given out codes and everyone's all in
a Twitter about it. Listen to this. He
was I thought they were giving out addresses won't listen
to this.
Any meenie miney moe. So it's never been this understandable
in like 26 years or something. And everyone's like, Oh, the
Russians or something going on the buzzer is it's too crazy for
me to get into it, even though I did record the clip. But there's
a link to the wiki page where you can hear what it used to
sound like and here's what it used to sound like hold on.
That's all I used to do. And now we've got
so we're screwed.
I find these things over so many years is like what kind of a
job? What kind
of technology are they using? Like dude, this is not good is
the internet. Germany is rolling out ID cards with embedded RFID
it's about time made by yes made by a fine Dutch company from
Gitmo nation lowlands. And right on the heels of that, of course,
they are hacked very easily, but this RFID contains biometric
information. It's got all your details in there. And and of
course, get my nation Deutschland is very happy to
have them and the governor It says really easy, you know, this
is a very handy because this will be your money very soon,
you'll be you know, first it's your loyalty card, just like the
Belgian system and then from your loyalty card to become
your, your money card. In the lowlands, by the way, you know
this, they have a system called pin p i n, which of course means
Personal Identification Number boats turned into a verb, and
they call it pinning. So in supermarkets, I think we talked
about this on a previous show. You can, instead of paying cash
or with a credit card, you use your pin. And it's just
basically like a debit card, but they call it pinning, and it
uses a smart chip on the card instead of a magnetic strip. And
in some cases, you can even load up the card with some money,
then it's called the chip snip. So two things happening. One is
the supermarket association is now saying we're going all pin
no cash. But the more interesting the banks are
saying, you know, people over 65 We really need to protect them,
so they can't pin at the ATM. They can't pin more than 300
euros because you know, they can get attacked and people can take
old people's money away. And I know lots of people who are 65
incredibly vibrant and smart and alive and contributing to
society. And they literally can't get more than 300 euros
out of the ATM because of this age is bullcrap.
Yeah, no kidding. It's unbelievable. That should sound
sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen to haha
now the Dutch are like yeah, poor, poor old people. Yeah, we
need to protect the old people. Idiots. Don't forget the Dutch
no agenda meeting Dutch no agenda. meeting.com September
10. I will be visiting and Miss Mickey's coming along too. So at
least we'll have hookers we won't have blow. She's bringing
some girlfriends to she's going to bring some hot girlfriends.
We should we're going
to look her test joke as you did is a joke. Yeah, you'll see what
happened to the show away from her she
already tuned out at Rupal believe me. She's already gone.
She's not listening. Now, but she's coming. I think that's
cool. She is bringing her girlfriends. So that will be
fun. And, and we have up we'll be playing at the at the affair.
It's gonna be fun. It's gonna be fun. And then finally, the x 37.
B. This is the secret to mini Space Shuttle they shot off from
it was at Andrews near you there. He is not a NASA at first
it was a NASA project. Then all of a sudden, that wasn't a NASA
project and no one knows about it and it got shot up in the
middle of the night and it's been a shoot from Vanden
Brandenburg. I'm sorry, not. Yeah. And it was Vandenberg.
Well, it disappeared. It disappeared off the radar for
for about a week there. They couldn't. Of course, amateurs
have been tracking this thing, you know, wondering what it's
going to do. It literally disappeared on July 29, and
failed to reappear as on schedule on August 14. That
didn't it just didn't show up anymore. And no one knows where
it is.
Well, obviously the test was for it to disappear and come back.
I think it's cloaking. They've got some kind of space cloaking
stuff going on.
Apparently you can't turn it off.
I think it just landed on the moon. You know, go resupply the
moon bases.
Oh, well, that's possible. In some dream world.
All right, then I've got one more just to piss you off here.
This is from Gitmo nation. East. Of course the assault on salt
continues. Little did you know how bad salad is for you, John.
I'm not talking about just any old salad just salad you might
buy it. When you're shopping the high street anything. Oh, you
know what? I'm going to sit down at a nice little cafe here and
have a salad and have a salad. Now this is not for you. We eat
lots of salad. We are the salad bowl of America. So this is not
not some prepackaged thing? No. This is the salad you have when
after a nice day of shopping and spending your human resource
energy.
Salads bought on the high street could be a health risk. One in
10 contains more salt than the 2.1 grams in a McDonald's Big
Mac.
Okay. So you're telling me there's more salt in the salad
than in a Big Mac? You're telling me that salad? Is it?
This is pushing people towards Big Macs. Listen,
Donald's Big Mac, that's nearly half the daily recommended
amount. Just six of the 270 salad and pasta bowls surveyed
by consensus action on salt and health content.
What was the name of that organization? And never played
again? pasta bowl
survey by consensus action on salt and health
consensus action on salt and health. Wow Can I'm gonna Google
that while we're listening to I'm
googling it to the Census action
on health and salt and less sold Packet of Crisps I was listening
senses
action on salt and health contained less salt than a
packet of crisps. But the research also found that the
average salt content in supermarket salads has reduced
by 23% compared with five years ago. A lot of these tablets have
got numerous ingredients in them such as dressings, extra cheese,
extra ham, and those are the things that really add the salt
into your salad. Naturally, pasta salad leaves don't really
have any salt in them. And of course, if you made them
yourself at home, they'd be very low in salt. So it's really the
manufacturer is putting salt in it to try and boost the flavor
rather than using good healthy ingredients.
Did you find them?
Yeah, that's right. It's called it's Action salt.org.uk
Action salt action their
their their consensus action on salt unhealth spells cash
cash is a group of specialists with salt
cash just soon as your cash Aqua action salt is that what it was?
Is that one word
action salt that origa.uk Yeah,
I don't get anything action salt
a sea action? Oh I'm sorry action on salt. Action on salt I
would say you have so that's it's not a salt on salt is the
action on salt. I don't get any page they're
actually action on salt.org.uk
I'm not getting anything my brother.
Here let me send you the link and then you can see if you can
get it through this. I mean, maybe I don't know. We get you
the thing.
I don't see it that's that's really weird. Maybe I have to
put a www in front of there it is. Yeah, www consensus action
on salt and health cash. Is that really blatant? Aren't they?
Yeah.
But hey there you reach a consensus with the food industry
and government over the harmful effects of high a high salt diet
and bring about reduction the amount of salt and processed
foods as well as salt added to cooking on the table. Cash is
supported by 22 expert scientific members. Take a look
here for a copy of the list some clicking Professor D G beavers.
Bieber It's Justin Bieber's dad
sesor AG Warner Ordner, Charing Cross Hospital
this group was set up in 1996 as a response to the refusal of the
chief medical officer to endorse the coma recommendations. These
guys got great acronyms. Coma? Yeah, what are the coma? Oh, co
Ma. Committee on medical aspects of food should then be cooled
off. No, it's coma. The Coleman report consider the evidence for
a casual relationship between the consumption of sodium and
both the level of blood pressure and the rise in blood pressure
with age. See, this is the this is the real dispute here is that
too much salt clot causes high blood pressure that's
there apparently does with some people. Yeah, but you know, of
course we all know that.
Science is completely in on that. Yeah. So the
but then the the others.
Just crazy.
Here's a little funny little undepressed recent press release
a funny little cartoon with a woman standing at the counter
saying and take away lunches and it says salt may contain traces
of salad.
I love putting salt in my coffee. And I and we checked my
blood pressure. They actually looked at me and went like what?
I had 108 over 60
That's pretty good. It's low. Yeah, it was not real low. They
gotta be careful. It's not too low.
108 over 60 That's low.
is low. I don't know. I don't know what you what's the point?
What is the absolute normal?
I don't know. I but I am a 46 year old smoking male. So and I
love salt. I love it. So anyway, I guess the message here is go
have a Big Mac. It's better for you than salad. Because salad
will kill you. You're looking at normal normal blood pressure.
So you go to normal blood pressure 120 over 60
looks 120 over 60 So I'm 1040 so it's low. It's like
a 120 over 80 or lower is normal blood pressure. Here it is 120
over 80 Okay, so
um low a little low a little is that bad is low blood pressure
bad?
Well, that's yeah, it is but not I don't think you low enough to
for it to be bad.
What happens is one of the blood pressures too low.
The drop dead. Oh, okay, nice. You're gonna get the zero. Blood
pressure of zero over zero is not good. All right. Are we done
here? No. Oh, we're not done. I want to get the number for the
low blood pressure. Do you have another clip? Oh tension. Can
you kick me it? Can we can we leave everyone with something
good and something nice so we can get out of here. We're we're
getting close to overtime here.
Now we're now we started real late. Oh, I guess you're right.
We're five minutes over. We're talking about blood pressure,
most normal blood pressure, molar ratio is 90 over 60 to 130
over 80. And then you're not even you so you're not really
low. You're just zombie. You're fine. I'm a zombie. All right.
All right. We're done. We're through. We're finished. Okay, I
just want to check out for slash Na, help us out. We didn't get
any help this week. We need a little help.
No. Blood pressure low. Support low.
Yeah. And you
remember, we've got those $5 A month subscriptions. Those are
really great for ongoing support. And of course, get it
on the 42 you can make a one time donation we'll track it as
42 but John is gonna get the page up, right.
Yeah, actually, Eric's working on it as we speak.
And have we now dubbed Paul couture as Lord of the Rings or
not.
We could call him that he needs a lord. Should
you send them an email like you promised?
Yes, I did. Okay, good. He's working. So he talked on the
phone. Yeah. Yeah, but go ahead. I think lordships may be an
order.
Well, I think that he will become Lord of the Rings. He's
gonna make another
a school. But what about spells mockers he's got to get some
sort of Lordship.
Oh, we'll give them a lordship for sure. But we will figure
that out on Sunday when we return with this program. Coming
to you from Gitmo nation West's the People's Republic of
Southern California Yay. I am the sovereign citizen known as
Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, were scared of weather
patterns gone down the tubes again, but that's okay. John C.
Dvorak
will be here again on Sunday for early morning service on no
agenda.