They tried to make me go to rehab and I said chick when's my
flight? Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Sunday, May 22 2011. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode 306. This is no agenda. Hello, I'm a
survivor of the rapture. Can anyone hear me? I'm at the
hilltop Watchtower crockpot command center and get my nation
lost People's Republic of Southern California in the
morning in the morning. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where as beautiful I'm John C.
Dvorak. Raglan buzzkill
we live we eat one more day
was that mumbling thing you were doing as you're covering your
mouth or side didn't get the joke you didn't get
the joke of Hello Hello. I'm a survivor of the rapture I'm
brought
brother so I got some clips. Let's get this out of the out of
the way and get it over with I got two clips from bought the
rapture once a local story one is kind of surprising because it
was CBS they did a whole package. Now the weird thing
about the rapture, which by the way, if anyone outside of that
area doesn't what we're talking about yesterday was supposed to
be the end of the world according to a turns out to be
an Oakland guy. Yeah. Who was the minister who's, by the way?
There's some numbers in both these reports that are kind of
distressing, considering the you know, we kind of asked for the
same kind of donations that he does. But let's play the CBS
wrap up first. And I think we'll get a clearer perspective.
Only after we say in the morning to your job in the morning to
you and in the morning to all ships at sea and to our human
resources in. Yeah, and the seats in the stirrups. No agenda
chat on that no agenda stream.com network wrap up of
the end of days.
And there are many Christians who believe the Apocalypse will
be a time when their faith and devotion are rewarded for
eternity. Some of them are the followers of Harold Camping. But
he believes he knows exactly when the end of times. We'll be
here tomorrow at 6pm Eastern time. Here's Bill Whitaker.
It's a good bet you've seen the signs that tomorrow is the end
of the world.
May 21 2011. Is that
judgment. It's a prophecy aggressively peddled by 89 year
old Harold Camping, a civil engineer and self taught
biblical sage
you and I are living at the time or the end of the world.
He claims to have discerned the date from numerological
calculations revealed by his reading of the Bible. He spread
his prophecy around the world on his family radio network in 84.
Languages please
go to family radio.com on our
V caravans on 1200 billboards around the country. According to
camping starting tomorrow,
it's going to be a huge earthquake that's going to make
a big earthquake in Japan see Marcus Carney school partner,
true believers are
ready to meet their maker. We want people to know that there's
still time a few hours left to cry out to Him for mercy.
trumpeting the apocalypse doesn't come cheap. Family Radio
spent as much as $1 million on the billboard campaign it can
afford to campings radio network was worth about $22 million in
2002. By 2008, it was valued at more than $117 million. It's a
combination of a very new and rather peculiar way of reading
the Bible. Coupled with brilliant 20th century American
marketing, so well known the end has become a cultural touchstone
for late night comics. And the number one way to make the
apocalypse more fun, more fun. What's more fun than the
apocalypse for God?
I'll be tweeting the whole thing at boiling dot eyeballs dot
cataclysm.
The end of the world has been predicted more than 100 times in
the last 100 years. In fact, Harold Camping predicted it once
before in 1994. This time, he says he is certain. Bill
Whitaker, CBS News Los Angeles you know
when I hear that kind of money, I'm not laughing about the guy.
He's a genius.
Somebody's a genius phrase smart.
You know they're calling for a do over now. It was supposed to
be October 21 Nope, there's a couple of things here though
that I do want to mention. First of all, the weather's crap here
today. The volcano in Iceland erupted 70 mile an hour gale
force winds in the United Kingdom.
Close enough yeah, I'm just saying Yeah. Close enough. Close
enough.
Well, there's another thing though. I think that that this
is being or will be misused by media to Dean people who believe
in God Not as nuts as idiots as total nut balls, you'll actually
see
the atheists have come out with their own billboards. You know
boy, basically ridiculing all Christians essentially see I'm
telling you this is what I know I'm it's obvious what's going to
happen. The whole thing is all the snickering that goes on.
When the fact of the matter is this guy is one lone crackpot,
excuse me, a little local and calm down with it on the crock
pot. Yeah.
And who is like the good guy who was saying he was, you know, 20
century marketing was a was a Episcopalian minister, and he,
you know, smiling about this thing, and this is what this guy
does. I mean, this is what he's done. And he's dead serious.
Every time that he's been interviewed. It's been he's been
dead dead serious about it.
You can you can take it a different way. Let's say we had
60 radio stations. And we were broadcasting a message, and
people would hear our show. And people say these nut balls are
like telling people to donate $333 You know, they're crazy.
You can look at any way you want. The guy's got a brilliant
marketing thing going on. Unfortunately, He's fooling
people. With bullcrap.
Yeah. No, he is actually probably a disgusting person.
And you have all these people. There's a bunch of local stores
have some local coverage.
I really don't want to listen to that was I didn't even interrupt
it. Because
last week, it's okay. It's me that then I'm just gonna say
that this excuse me, this guy. In the last show were pretty
dull.
Really? Your lips?
No, that's took the clips. You played the beginning of the last
show. We were incredibly dull.
Okay, well, then we're even you've dialed it down even more.
Oh, no, because you didn't play my congratulations.
I do want to make mention of the fact that every single seismic
website that I know of there are accredited, registered an 8.4
magnitude earthquake in Libya. Technically, Saturday morning, I
believe in Libya. Within two hours, every single seismic
website had removed this registration. I found that to be
highly interesting. Yes. And the internet is full of it of people
who took screenshots, folks, no, no, I mean, the European seismic
site as of last night still had that still had the 8.4
registered right on their list. So I guess everyone gets the
same bad data or something, but they literally removed this
earthquake registration
and have their own seismometers in these places. There's one in
Berkeley so then
they all registered the same thing, but they all removed it
you know, I
just that nicely you bring this now this is like something I
have to now do some research on this is bogus. I don't think
you know, I'm surprised Mimi hadn't seen it because I know
she pays attention to this stuff. She's
a daily earthquake watcher. I think it was some I think was
some anomalous I'm one place at a wrong some wrong data. And
they Yeah, Maven corrected by others.
Coincidentally in Libya. Yeah. Well, how
come there's no reports of on anything from Libya happening?
Because we're too obsessed with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Now, no,
no.
If there was an earthquake in Libya with this guy's prediction
of the end of the world, I think it would get a little attention.
He came
before Saturday, it was Friday in the United States. And it was
scrubbed it was taken off immediately and that means that
if it was scrubbed even if it's so let's say it's a nominal it's
a it's a mistake. I think that a website like that should say oh,
sorry, this was an anomaly and like put a little asterix next
to it. But it just was removed we got a lot of people who watch
these sites all the time,
you know, they constantly asked me about it she she would be
able to track it alright then since
you've already bought us to tears with the end of days.
Was it me it was a it was it was CBS that bored you to tears him
though CBS guys. Alright, so this is the no agenda Show
podcast. Where are we assassinate the media, something
is slipping through the cracks that I just barely caught. And
the fact that just caught it this morning and started to
investigate and this a couple other people out there who are
who have caught on to this. Who runs who really pays for
mainstream news these days. John, what are the biggest
advertisers, drug companies companies? Thank you very much.
Did you notice this report which of which I have a little
compilation. The past few days this was just blasted out all
over the media. It slips by a lot of people because of course
there's a lot of more important stuff to think about. Ortiz
want to take DNA samples from the Unabomber. Ted Kaczynski has
been almost 30 years now. Since that Tylenol scare grip this
nation. The cyanide tampering of those bottles was deadly and
today we learned a major development in this cold hates,
the FBI confirms
that it wants a DNA sample from Ted Kaczynski, the man known as
the Unabomber. The agency wants the sample as part of its
investigation into the 1982 deaths linked to poisoned
bottles of Tylenol.
FBI investigators are now looking at a possible link to
the Unabomber. Right.
Did you notice this report about the Unabomber? Yeah,
I will tell you what you can fix the my thinking. I heard about
the fact that they were trying to get some DNA evidence about
something that happened in the past from Kaczynski, but I
didn't know about the Tylenol. And the fact of the matter is,
you think because Kaczynski was an egomaniac and nuts. He would
have mentioned it in his either somewhere along the line,
because he targeted individuals individually. He wasn't a
terrorist style murderer.
Why do you say the fact of the matter is, I've heard you say
that twice? I don't know. Because you know, who knows how
to
stop saying? Merch by the term? Yeah, a little bit. The fact of
the matter is you're irked by it?
No, the fact of the matter is, there's a book coming out next
month called the Tylenol mafia, authored by Scott Bartz. And
here's a little interview of him when he was doing his research
getting ready for the preparation of the of the book
being submitted to I think two is because
it, there is an interesting timeline involved here. The FBI
contacted me in August of 2008. And again in September of 2008.
And during those conversations, I told them, and they asked me
about my the reasons I believe that tampering occurred in the
distribution channel and that that was covered up so j&j could
avoid liability. And they also brought up some other
information regarding planting of evidence. And shortly after
that September 2008 conversation with the FBI, they formed a new
Tylenol task force in the fall of 2008 in Chicago, and they
weaken or they convene to grand juries in DuPage. County in Cook
County, interesting how
all roads always lead to Chicago in these cases. So I think
what's happening is this guy who was a former Johnson and Johnson
employee, this Scott Bart's, and he asserts in his book, which is
coming out in a month, of course, it's all beautiful for
him, but his assertion is that there was actual tampering in
the supply chain. It may not have been may have been a
company that was hired by Johnson and Johnson but the fact
of the matter is that even after the fact of these because a lot
of people died, right, then people don't even remember this.
If there are people listening to the show who are too young to
remember the Tylenol scare, do you want to just take us back to
those days John 1982 I think when I was a kid,
seriously, there was it was scary, right?
Well, I wasn't sitting around frightened about it. Let's put
it that way. Because I'm not a Tylenol user. Anyway, they did.
What happened was that apparently the way it was
presented in the news was that someone had a grudge against
either there or there or they were blackmailing the company.
And so they had gone out and began to open Tylenol bottles at
the pharmacies and or grocery stores and put poison pills in
there. And it which seems odd because you'd have to have the
pill maker but yeah, that's what cotton that's essentially what
led to Yeah, well I don't know
that cotton which is there for your protection for
this by the way the Tylenol thing is what led to the
packaging we have today we wouldn't have this sort of
packaging, which you have you know, you say that you know the
seals that are inside the bottle and the little things that are
around the outside of pickle jars.
And people can open bottles as thanks to this is what you're
saying? Yeah, yeah, exactly.
It's the beginning of the bottle you know, extra machinery was
sold to protect Oh, yeah. So what years money to be made.
So what you're seeing is because so the end of this it was the
media then of course there wasn't really an internet and it
was all about all the Tylenol scare the Tylenol scare the
Tylenol scare, and it was it was freaking out thrown out there
Tylenol and I took some Tylenol and I'm feeling not feeling
good. And it was it was pandemonium. People were just
like going crazy about this. So I think what's happening here is
this guy who was a former Johnson and Johnson employee, in
his book as a whistleblower, he is going to assert that this was
a mistake of the manufacturer, not some horrible evil entity
that was trying to sabotage Johnson and Johnson and
blackmail and people will come out of the woodwork and start,
you know, a huge ruckus about it start demanding money, suing the
company for years and years. And what's convenient is that their
buddies in the media are just as well. You know, what can we do
about this? I know I've got an idea. Let's pull out that nut
ball unit bomber guy and let's blame it on him. Um, I bet you,
I bet you 10 bucks that they're gonna find the DNA matches like
a pill bottle or something.
Okay? The red book out,
and I'm just like, wow, I can't believe these guys stooped so
low to do that. So low they stoop to lie about the uniport
unit bomber guy. Now I'm feeling that all
purpose guy to blame, we should blame on everything.
Whenever there's something that whenever a company messes up
like, hello, hello. Can you pull out Ted again? We need some DNA
to prove something here. Yeah, no problem. We're sure he did
it.
Let's think you'd think that he did have his DNA don't Yeah,
yeah. So which makes me think that the only reason that they
brought up or gotta get his DNA knowing that he already have it
is just to draw attention to what they're up to. So everyone
says, Oh, it was him. So these poisonings involved Extra
Strength Tylenol capsules manufactured by McNeil consumer
health care, which had been laced with potassium cyanide.
Yay, the incidents led to reforms in the packaging of over
the counter substances into federal anti tampering laws. The
case remains unsolved and no suspects have been charged. A
$100,000 rewards offered by Johnson and Johnson McNeil's
parent company for the capture and conviction of the Tylenol
killer to be the
kill or capture. This is old language, capture and conviction
it's capture or kill. Come on, get with the hip kids. So
anyway, so this is the it'll be very interesting to see this
guy's book. I can't wait to read it. It'll be fun. And he should
like, go move somewhere for a while, perhaps unless of course,
I mean, it behooves him of course, if if the Unabomber is
blind through DNA, we're gonna match it against. Yes, we left
some DNA on the bottle cap. We scraped his finger. I have
no idea zoom in enhance bullcrap. Like they still Yeah.
They got nothing.
But I just want to point out once again that every single ad
every other ad you see on television is a pharmaceutical
ad. These guys run the entire show. They're not going to take
any lawsuits. They're going to take more bad PR breakout, the
Unabomber. This, this shouldn't be just a slogan. Kids should be
saying to pray
cat the unit.
The unit bomber blew up my homework. Teacher kids to blame
it on the unit bomber. That's the way it should go. Anyway, I
thought it was just pretty funny. And it's not that
good is a good catch. I'll give you that one. I think you're
dead on. In fact, I wrote down the Little Red Book. And I'm
highlighting it as we speak.
So there was something else that hit me yesterday, John that
yeah, like a ton of bricks. And I want to throw this by you how
you how long have you been in living in the great state of
California a
longtime, longtime,
longtime you love me longtime? So Arnold Schwarzenegger has
been governor since 2006. Does that sound right? 2006. I think
like you look
it up by you chat. Why
don't you consult the book of knowledge. So of course, we
totally ignored this story. Because I know you and I both
brothers like who gives a crap what he would Arnold does with
his penis. It's just like, ah, but then all of a sudden, his
penis started to interest me. And the reason? I'll tell you
why. Yeah, it's like, here's an angle that no one has looked at.
So so first of all, if I can believe the reporting, which is
very difficult. This is a 14 year old kid who was born within
like a month of his kid with Maria Shriver. So we now have to
believe that she this woman, this household staff member, I
don't know what that means. Exactly. She was living in the
house. This was a secret for 14 years. Nobody knew big secret.
Hey, Arnold didn't talk that there were no glances, no,
nothing, no whispers no one knew. And now that he's out of
office, his term has ended. He comes out and he says alright,
he I gotta I gotta come clean on this. So what I always found
very interesting is here's this Republican and who, and this is
why I'm asking you specifically who I believe made a lot of
interesting decisions in his governing of the great state of
California, not necessarily all right wing, typical right wing
decisions. In fact, I would say he acted very left in a lot of
things. And what was always very interesting, of course, is that
he was still is married to Maria Shriver of the Kennedy family,
one of the most powerful democratic if not the, the
democratic power in the nation, and she's also a reporter to
boot for NBC used to be used to well, you know what I mean? Is
it feasible Bull that he was being blackmailed all these
years because he knew that if this this if this came out that
he of course would be kicked out of office his movie career would
end everything would go to shambles and he's I think he's a
pretty narcissistic guy. I think he's probably actually pretty
nice guy from what I hear from a lot of people he's great
organized, it seems seems like he's pretty good guy actually,
that he was being blackmailed, to run certain agendas by
political influences. And then once he was out of office, he
just couldn't take it anymore. He's like, career be damned.
Like I'm blowing the shackles off. I'm just telling everybody
and screw you Shriver. You think that's possible? Yeah. Why is no
one looking at that angle? I find it fascinating. All of a
sudden,
you maybe they will. Now if they listen to the show, you know
that? Apparently they inquire, which is the only real newspaper
of that doesn't have any merit. Any merit. Believe it or not,
people don't want to believe that. But it's true. And the
reason is, because they'll buy stories there on the story, and
apparently they were they were on the story when, like years
and years ago, and then they were pushed off the story,
somehow.
Oh, really?
Well, you know, they'll by stories also by their silence, I
suppose. Of course, well,
they they're completely tied to the CIA. And we know the Men in
Black get all their stories from the National Enquirer. Anyway, I
thought it was kind of interesting. And I hope that you
know, it would be great if Arnold just because, you know,
he has no chance of running for public office anywhere, any
anymore. It was He was not, why would he be able to account
they've canceled his movies, they canceled his cartoon, you
know, so he's basically canceled. And he can't blame it
on the Unabomber. But maybe we can sample some DNA from this
kid. You never know. It might be Ted Kaczynski 's kid. And I'm
just thinking, why does he come out and say, you know, these
bastards were these bastards were blackmailing me for years.
Well, there's
also the possibility that there was all consensual and Maria
knew about it from the beginning because this woman needed a
child.
Maria needs to eat a sandwich. That's all I know. She's one
thing why
my theory is just as good as yours.
What No, yeah, but neither of those theories have been
discussed and said we get CNN special report sex lies and
arrogance, the men in power and the douchebags that they are now
on CNN. That's right. douchebags.
Yes, nobody discusses any possibilities. That's funny.
They always like to you know, they go into these all these
news organizations going to this, essentially, like Fox is
just all speculation. Big, the great American panel, and they
just dream stuff up and Yak about it. But when it comes to
something like this, there is no speculation whatsoever. It's
just reported as like, just douchebag news.
Yeah, completely nothing. Yeah. Well, maybe, maybe some of our
human resources can dig a little bit deeper. But anyway, I just
it was interesting. I'm just watching CNN and like, really,
you guys. I mean, there's nothing else you can think of.
It's kind of like when I said Michael Jackson, how come no
one's looking at it being murder. And then and MSNBC hung
up on me. Don't you dare talk like that? You unscripted
bastard. So wrong.
Well, you're a loose cannon.
Yeah, can't be trusted. I'm a lone wolf, baby.
Obi Wan, we want some feedback from the guy who says that that
will sound as unequal as equalized in such a way that it
blows out his ears. I
won't because I fix it. He said it was only on iPod headphones
that it didn't sound good.
Did you tried it? Yeah. Well, I'm
deaf. You know, I? I can't hear very well.
It's because you've been in radio too long. What? And people
complain about me because I like to have speaker speakers instead
of headphones. And you know, this is the reason.
Yeah. And so you have perfect hearing? Is that what you're
saying?
My hearing is not bad. And go to an audiologist once in a while.
My hearing is good. Oh, really. And I've always worked because I
worked in factories that nowadays kids never learned
these lessons. When I was a kid. When I was a kid. We used to
work in factories when we were in high school during the summer
because you wanted a summer job and in there they drummed into
you you better wear ear protection and I've always worn
ear protection when I go to concerts. When I was doing all
the loud noisy, you know power trios I would have ear
protection.
You went to see Rush is that what you're saying? You're
watching
you had to remember some of these bands from the Bay Area
like blue cheer oh
eight oh town at the summertime blues
three crappy singers with a huge like a five story building where
the Marshall amps
with one hit. That was one hit journeys things on Mac. What was
the other power trio? No, you went to see
Andrew MCs
Okay, excuse me while I kiss this guy
Henderson's loud.
He was damn I wish I had seen him man. I would have given my
left nut to see and,
and let's see 123 guys Yeah, cream and wide room. I don't
know I shouldn't even mention these bands. You
mentioned seven bands Eric Clapton played in
John Mayall was one blind faith. That's to cream. That's three.
Eric Clapton is as a solo. The okay yeah, four.
Yeah. Wasn't he missing? Yes. Yard burns. Is that a big one
you're missing
as a big one.
Okay, what Derek and the dominoes
Oh, yeah, right. Yeah.
I think that's six, seven, maybe it's only six. I don't know.
Whatever a man he played with.
actually saw him in some play with Mayall
and the Bluesbreakers John Mayall's Bluesbreakers See, I'm
jealous of that stuff. Because in like the 70s I was just too
young. And you know, you were like,
I'm gonna bring this little kid your watch.
I tweeted, I tweeted that video, by the way, have you? The one
that's around there? Have you tried to take that PC apart from
like, 97? People love that man. You know, Mickey said. He's just
really he was really handsome.
Those days are over. You got like the big
glasses and the gold watch. You got like Big Ben. The Golden Big
Ben on your wrist and you're trying to pull this PC apart and
these guys are ragging on yet. Like the thing is like crap crap
and a virus funny. It's a great that's a that's a piece of
computer history. I tell ya.
Yeah. One of my run that was I peaked.
That's right. all downhill from there. That's great, guys. I was
thinking a couple people for supporting our show this week.
Jump
eat. Let's see here. Let's start with James Irvine, who's now a
knight and donated a flat $1,000. He's from Foothill Ranch
California. I don't have a note from him. Do you
know I don't see anything either. Other than I'm sure he's
very excited about his no agenda night ring, which will be coming
to him sometime next month. Yeah,
that's what they say. No, no. I have a lot of faith in ERIC.
It's not Eric's problem. It's these Chinese vendors China's
China the China's Gavin Warren in tour act Victoria, Australia
decided to become a night by donating 543 21 and odd number.
In the morning blokes in the bush. That karma just hit me in
the mouth this month. I spent 27 days 26 days doing surveillance
on curry road. Hello. Hello now. I'm poor schlub private. I
was doing like adultery cases, who knows pulling
double shifts and burn. You know, the funny thing is about
you, right? I don't know if you can spot him. But I can always
spot these people, the
guys who are looking for I can spot two people, I can spot
private eyes and people have to serve papers. It's the same guy.
Namely, it's the same guy. When When, when my ex wife served
papers on me, I opened the garage door to take out the
trash. And like this Toyota, like, you know, like a Corolla,
right? Pulls up. Are you Adam curry? Yeah, you've been saved?
Okay, you know, it's kind of amicable. Like I've been waiting
for you. Like, I thought you were going to come last week,
guys, like all hyped up, like waiting to see if I'm gonna
attack him or they bashed the papers from his hand. For me.
Well, if you can spot these private eyes, and a lot of them
are women, that you'll be standing in some weird place
reading a newspaper, while standing upside down. Like okay,
I know. I can see him to your right anyways. Yeah, it's always
always observing people like that. I can't help myself. I
love looking at people that you weren't able to spot when we
were like, alien. Obvious alien as a gray.
So So by the way, he's one penny short. He wants you to drop it
You do you? Oh, of
course. Not a problem. There it is. There's any my friend. Thank
you so much.
So and Steven Pels, mockers came to the rescue. Varun van Pels.
mocker from Belgium. Well, if this is indeed it, you saw him
at the end of the world. So he gave us $521
This is the kind of stand up guy that barons Steven van Pels,
mockers is this I mean, that's a stand up guy. Support the show.
And just in case you know, your hedges on us, He gives us the
benefit of the doubt. I love that.
And thank you, Steven. He hopes to see you on the flip side as
well.
Wait on the flip flop. See in the afterlife, my brother
Simon Feld Olson Oh, In Norway with the dollar as, as it is,
people from outside the US should donate now with the with
the dollar as it is, right people from the outside of the
US should donate. I agree like he gave us 330 $3.33, which in
euros is about
$45 6060 euros is nothing. It's less so
you need some karma because he's gonna serve in His Majesty the
king's guard in a couple of months.
Oh my goodness. Well, here you go my friends and karma for you.
You've got karma. Thank you. Thank you for thinking
of us over there. And finally, now.
Simon, is he an executive? Yeah, he's an exec. Right.
Si, M E. N. Yeah. Yeah. But he's an exam den. Janus King, whose
birthday it is? Or was on Thursday, actually. 279 90. And
she, there's a 300 club thing. She I guess came in belatedly
for her to but we're giving her Associate Executive Producer 279
Nine and today's show.
Okay, perfect. Perfect. I was thinking, John, by the way, one
of our producers pointed this out to me, we have a very
special show coming up. And is the members can become members
of the PI club, as shown 314 1416. And think of the
opportunities, I think it's 3.1415 to seven, I believe, I'd
have to look at the number of so you can give any combination of
the number pi to become a member of the PI club? Isn't pi
3.1415279?
Well, it goes on forever. They know I know.
Well, I know. But you know, no one's gonna go
up to 3.14160. Yeah,
you're right. It's 3.14159265. There you go. So you could give
$3.14 for your special pi karma. You could give $31.41 You could
go for $314.15. And, and so and so on.
And $314,000 Yay, yeah,
that will be awesome. Couple of domain forwards to thank people
for engine shoot.com which is no agenda show without the vowels,
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For those vowel, this PDF, which is good,
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Well, I wish I could pick up one of those rapture RVs those guys
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They've got to be up for sale. So what we're doing is not this
means keep the paint job.
Just ended up cross off me and make it October just underneath.
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know, unless these guys come up with an incredible deal, it's
going to be difficult, I can't rent, you know, for five weeks,
it's just too much money. We're going to rent one so then we'll
pick it up Thursday after the show. Then we're just gonna
we're gonna go drive when we're just gonna like flip a coin and
just drive wherever so we're really going to, you know, test
our skills at finding a place to to go to Hoover Dam. Right. So
we're gonna go to Hoover Dam, it's completely spontaneous. And
then on Sunday, on Sunday, we will actually do the show from
the RV.
Go to Mexico, so it's
I don't think so. Mexico, it's a Gitmo nation, not Gitmo nation
taco. And we're going to go
Wait, let me get this straight. You're going to do the show next
Sunday. From the RV.
No, the fact of the matter is, it will be the Sunday after
next. I think Wait a minute. What is what is Monday is Monday
the 27th? The 30th? No, what is Monday? Now? It's next week now.
So we pick it up. Next. Not not this coming Monday next Monday.
So it's like
first of January 30 30. It's up on the 30.
Right and then the end, but we know we're going to go select
one. We pick it up on the Thursday after that. On the
second. Yes. And after the show they will do from the
Watchtower. We're gonna go drive. You know, we might go in
the direction of the Hoover Dam
Vegas. Vegas. That's where all the they got like us. We're all
the RVs go. Oh, no, I'll millions of RVs go to Vegas.
I'm gonna get production thing here. What? Sunday fifth? No,
no, we're not going to Mexico. I'm not gonna go to get mo
nation talk. I'm not gonna go there. I'm not gonna go I don't
want to get scanned at the border.
I can tell you by the way you can see they will not let you
take the RV to Mexico, sir rental.
Exactly. And then they're gonna scan the whole thing. I don't
want to be scanned. Yeah, and you'll
be right x ray. So they caught all these guys being x rayed.
See the picture? Yeah, but wait a minute. Wait a minute. Let me
get any pictures.
Let me get this straight. You have an x ray machine that will
go through metal. And this isn't dangerous.
And you see those guys like their skeletons that are like
doing the dance and they're like hitting pianos and stuff all
gonna drop dead in a company crazy. It's crazy that this is
allowed. And the President was touring that the other day like
a week ago. The TSA was yeah, we got to drive the truck to the X
ray machine. The President would that's great. That's great.
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is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
and you may say it loud and proud of you. They're shouting
at us. Hey, John, we're getting four more years for Obama years
know of the Patriot Act.
Oh, yeah. Hey, good work. We're glad they passed it
now with new improved lone wolf provisions. I can't believe it
all these people, especially the Republic, turds came with you
liars. You sons of crap. Liars is going like oh, don't worry
about it. That's all good. We'll just we'll just sign off and
just let it all continue. Couple more years. That's great.
unanimous support from everybody. Guys are bastards. I
can't believe it. Ron Paul didn't vote for it. So there are
three No, of course not. Through Well, this was taken out this is
all secret, right? So they take a ticket off into the little
lake subcommittee, and then they do this some political
procedure. There's some it's a specialist is
embarrassing. It's a special kind of vote. douchebags in
Congress are a bunch of sleaze balls
and this is what doesn't this is a name for this procedures like
some kind of special vote and it doesn't really come to the
point. The bigger question is Obama UK who ran specifically
against all these things, you know, a checklist. He has done
nothing. He can take it to the
bank nothing. Yeah, it's kind of it's kind of sad, you know, has
anybody noticed this? I mean, are they getting sick of it?
Let's see. So
we're gonna get out of all the wars. Where's your bell? We're
gonna get out of all the wars. Bring our troops back home.
We're going to close Gitmo. What else are we going to do? We're
going to get a patriot, the Patriot Act. Bell is sad, man
get a real bell like the manly Bell Bell.
It's a real Bell.
That's why it sounds so shitty. So there are three expiring
provisions the lone wolf provision, which is my favorite,
which is actually part of a different law. Which I think
that's part of the FISA law, which is the special framework
for gathering foreign intelligence in the United
States. Meaning you don't even have to have a link to a foreign
government or foreign intelligence agency. The lone
wolf provision allowed allows that framework to be applied to
people
such to you why would just call it in than the national
socialist agenda? You know, the Nazi Party is running the
country Yeah.
Hey, man, did you call the President a Nazi man what are
you a lone wolf? Hey man like him he's a DNA seven matches to
the Unabomber. Maybe you were hanging out with him there in
the shack. So anyway, disgusting. And and we need to
get all the names of all these people and we've got to vote
them out. And shame them and if possible, throw a shoe at their
heads. Because it's just it's particularly from these so
called, you know, Republican, conservative, Constitution
loving men and women. Like, oh, boy, bull crap. You're liars,
you big liars and big phonies, all of us.
That's telling him yeah, that show him that. I'll show him
that'll, that'll stop it. You
know, it was it was interesting, because, of course, the
President tried to use surplus like he did to Donald Trump. He
tried to kick us out get ruined our ratings by doing his middle
eastern speech on Thursday. And he waited right now. Firstly,
had Hillary come out and do the warm up act. And then he waited
till we started and then he went on go out now and no one will be
listening to those guys. But he did you actually go back and
watch the speech, John? No, it was a meme a meme fest, I have
to say, a whole theme of memes in this thing. And and I got a
couple of really short ones. So when we talk about the lone
wolf, this was something that that he said in his speech which
these things just catch my my attention and I just can't
ignore the fact that words matter and who
speak uncomfortable truths. And we will use the technology to
connect with and listen to the voices of the people for the
fact is real reform does not come at the ballot box alone.
Through our efforts, we must support those basic rights to
speak your mind and access information. We will support
open access to the internet and the right of journalists to be
heard whether it's a big news organization or alone blog
uh huh. Alone blogger alone blogger
you know, doesn't that isn't that like conjuring up images of
a lone wolf
guide is based basement in his mom and blogger. I'm
going to show them by writing something on my blog DeVore hack
that org slash blog
slash blog. I'm a blogger, I'm alone, but I actually I'm not
alone blogger. I got a team of lawyers and a team of
loan bloggers. So then there's a couple of funny things. Did you
ever hear Colonel Gaddafi say the following.
The most extreme example is Libya, where more and more
Qaddafi launched a war against his own people promising to hunt
them down like rats.
Did you ever hear him? Was that in the news somewhere and I
missed that.
I'm gonna My own people that like rats, and then I'm going to
be the king rat. Crap. I've got him down like rats. I tell you
I've never heard that. Never did I hear him say that. Why is he
gonna hunt down his own people
like rats?
like rats. Alright, so then there was a this was this was
particularly funny. This is like, you know, this is like
hello calm podcast kettle calling here.
But in Libya, we saw the prospect of imminent massacre,
imminent massacre, we had a mandate for action
that's right from the douchebags in NATO,
and heard the Libyan people's call for help.
He's going to hunt us down like rats.
Had we not acted along with our NATO allies and regional
coalition partners 1000s would have been
saved or created.
The message would have been clear, keep power by killing as
many people as it takes.
Isn't that exactly what we do? Isn't that exactly what Obama
has been doing?
But killing as many people as it takes the power by killing as
many people as it takes? Yeah, well, he's not hunting down his
own people yet, like rats.
He's smoking them out like rats. And then, and then the distant
will. I think it was March 21 2011. John, if you recall,
it is us. Paul, our
president said this, he
needs to go. But let me emphasize that we anticipate
this transition to take place in a matter of days, and not a
matter of weeks. Right.
So we have said that matter of days, not weeks. So that was
March 21 2011. And so now we are March, April, May two weeks no
one like two months. And once you say in here said matter
of days, not weeks, the nice
change of this magnitude does not come easily. Oh.
In days, not weeks that were in two months. So how does this
work?
Excuse me. Hello? Change. Like this doesn't come easily. Crazy.
He
said it did. Listen,
Hey, Tony, what are you alone? Blogger,
of course, change of this magnitude does not come easily.
In our day and age, the time of 24 hour news cycles and constant
communication. People expect the transformation the region to be
resolved in a matter of weeks. Oh, don't be yours. Oh. It'll be
yours. Okay,
wait a minute. Hold on. Let us into this mess. My promising
days, not weeks. And now he says it won't be months. It'll be
years years. I tell you, we have to keep playing that clip.
years.
I've got now the 20. March 21 clip is in the rack. It's it's
evergreen. It's an evergreen, it's an evergreen.
I mean, how much more can the American public put up with? So
this just comes out and blatantly lies this you know, it
reminds you of Bush during the Bush administration. And I wish
we could find this clip and maybe somebody can find it
because it's floating around. I remember there was a big
congressional hearing directly on the build up to to invade
Iraq. And they point blank asked one of the generals, how much
money is this going to cost?
Oh, just a couple a couple of times, we got laying around,
probably less
than a billion trillion dollars on these wars. It was something
like Oh, no, it'll be over quick. And they'll be kept some
less than a billion.
Yeah, it's 1000 times more than that. It's just a rounding
error. That's okay.
Just a few it's gonna cost a few bucks when you have a couple of
bullets, you know? Let's see for celebration. Yeah. Does a
mission accomplished, fire your weapons? To this does bring me
to something else. There is huge confusion. And actually, I have
to say I'm incredibly disappointed in Senator Rand
Paul, because he's wrong. He is incorrect and wrong. Because
what everyone is saying now is that yesterday or the day
before, yesterday, the 60 days of the War Powers Resolution
ended. And the way this works is so either you if you're going to
go attack another country, it's either because Congress has
signed and this is what's in the Constitution, a declaration of
war. Like, here you go, go ahead, go off and go go kill
people to keep in power. Or you can. This is from 1973. And it's
the War Powers resolution, not the War Powers Act of war powers
resolution that enables the President when we are threatened
by you know, apparently we're Libyans because we're going to
be hunted down like rats. So the President says it right there.
He was going to kill his own people, not us. Not gonna not
gonna terrorize us just who's going to kill his own people.
But okay, so he snuck it through, but he's not doing this
under the warpath. was resolution, which means it would
be 60 days and then after 60 days, he has to get a note from
home from Congress. And he has 30 days to do that. So the 30
day clock is now ticking and now we have all these political
pundits and I have to say, unfortunately, Rand Paul, you
know, bow to the glass Buddha is on board with this bullcrap. And
he doesn't know what he's talking about. He doesn't even
he keeps calling it as does Anderson Cooper. The War Powers
Act, and like it's law or something. So first, let's
listen to the AC 360. Anderson Vanderbilt Cooper. He's so
handsome. His eyes are so pretty and blue. His pecs are
impeccable. And grandpa
and the raw politics for US military involvement in
protecting Libyan civilians under the War Powers Act of
1973.
It's this guy news guy. Do you have wiki pedia Anderson War
Powers Resolution president has
to get congressional authorization for military
action within 60 days after begins or the mission has to
stop within the next 30 days. That's the law whether you agree
with it or not. That's the law. It was a law passed under
President Richard Nixon to be a hedge on executive power.
President Obama formally notified Congress about the
action in Libya on March 21, but did not seek prior approval.
Well, today is the 60 day deadline. Republican Senator
Rand Paul of Kentucky is one of the few on Capitol Hill who has
been insisting the Obama administration follow the law.
Well, late today we learned the President the President Obama
sent a letter to congressional leaders expressing his support
for a senate resolution that would approve the mission,
Olivia, but nevertheless, the 60 day deadline has passed. I spoke
with Senator Paul A few hours ago, right before we learned
about the President's letter. Senator Paul, is the President
United States about to start breaking the law here? Well,
actually, I think he's been in violation of the War Powers Act
for some time now. But now he's getting ready to be also in
violation of the 60 day requirement that he Reports to
Congress and get authorization within 60 days. I mean, are you
talking about this? Because in part, you're opposed to the US
involvement in Libya? Or would you be talking about this if
there was any military action that had gone 60 days without
congressional authorization? I do have questions about whether
Libya has anything to do with our national security. But the
thing is, is really most important is not the specifics
of the war. But the specifics of the Constitution. Because what I
fear is an unlimited presidency. And someday we have a president
who starts World War Three without permission of Congress.
Squirrel. So a
couple of things. One, I'm noticing that the War Powers
resolution has kind of degenerated into the War Powers
Act by the media, New York Times specifically. So the more the
second thing is, that has to be noted here is that the War
Powers Resolution actually allows the president to go 90
days.
Well, that's the 60 plus 30. Yeah, 60 plus 30. Well, he
hasn't gotten there yet. Now, but it was a non story.
The War Powers Act of 1941 is different from the War Powers
resolution of 1973. And a resolution carries a very
different weight than an act. And the Obama didn't even do
this under the heat. He is a member I read what his Attorney
General assistant had written about why this was
constitutional, they didn't say was part of the War Powers
resolution. They just said they screw you. This is part of NATO.
Why of course you're overlooking the main thing. It was only
gonna be a matter of days.
Yeah, I mean, I think he's just gonna say look at this is gonna
be number days. But he started hundreds people down like rats.
You know, you got nowhere with that one.
Hello, everybody. days, days, not weeks.
I think one of the things you're gonna have to start doing is
that you can't I think you have to, you have to be shouting.
Yeah.
If I shout, it works much better. You're right. Yeah.
If you watch him speak, he's shouting most of the time.
Michelle,
and the girls. I got that part down. So okay, then let me move
on. I'll be done with this topic. So what were we on the
lookout for? And actually, I should have saved this, but
since we're talking about it, it's important to do this. What
happened right after this important speech by our
president John, what was the number one thing? What was going
on?
Let's see. Well, there was the NASCAR race.
That was good. No, Andy, carbon from our national treasure was
going to do your pal Yeah, Andy carbon was going to do a chat.
Now remember, I called him out as a compromised shill. And boy,
was I right? So you can go right now to whitehouse.gov They've
got the video which he forgets because you know, NPR is radio
So he's like around radio people. So there's a camera on
him, but he kind of like forgets is that camera
radio people are dumb. No. Well, yes,
they're actually real radio people are very cognizant of a
camera, but this one, it's like one shot. There's three guys. So
there's some other guys some other reporters compromised
douche. And then there's Andy. And then there's, you know, some
guy from the State Department there at the State Department
doing this. He's not at home conduct. No, he's at the State
Department. He's blogging from the State Department. He's
tweeting littering from the State Department. And this is
the funny thing. So he gets the I got him. I'm gonna play the
whole introduction. The guy says, Hello, everybody here at
the State Department so amateurish, and he'd like he'd
like you on the on the computer the whole time. All you hear is
this here thinking? Why doesn't your sounds much better do it?
Do it? Do it, do it.
I play logging click a lightweight hold
on something, just to your type. There you go. Exactly. So he
forgets that he's on camera.
And then now I made a mess. And then he,
and then so and then he's like, Well, yes. And we've got some
questions from Mohammed in Syria. Like it's really, and
he's reading off the screen and his whole and then. So this begs
the question, and he's asking the State Department guy, and
he's reading the script. He's reading the script right off of
his MacBook. And when you listen to it, it's even more apparent.
So listen to this. This just blew me away about the
compromised Andy Carvin and the compromised national treasure
NPR. Hello, everyone. By the way, you hear Hey, everyone,
he's trying to do it, too. He's trying to do his Obama thing.
Hey, everyone. Welcome to the State Department.
Hello, everyone. And welcome to the State Department. My name is
Megan Phillips, I'm Director of Digital Strategy at the White
House. And many of you hear them in the background tapping on the
keyboard just finished seeing the President's speech about the
Middle East and North Africa. And throughout the speech prior
to the speech, people have been on Twitter using the M E speech
hashtag to talk about the President's speech, react and
ask questions. In fact, we were seeing that the hashtag was
trending worldwide, which makes it
Yeah, it was trending worldwide. Did you not notice that? Um, you
should be sure was the hashtag.
Me speech.
But what is the M E stands for?
Me? It's all it's all about? Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Me. Yeah,
Middle East.
Hello, everyone. And welcome. My name is Megan Phillips, at the
White House. And many of you just finished seeing the
President's speech about the Middle East and North Africa.
And throughout the speech prior to the speech, people have been
on Twitter using the me speech hashtag to talk about the
President's speech, react and ask questions. In fact, we were
seeing that the hashtag was trending worldwide, which makes
it even more exciting that we're about to start this new type of
event.
Do you still do the tech hippie?
I do. Okay, I'm not a tech hippie. Okay. Well, if
you see the tech hippie tell him that he should do a bit about
the hashtag. Hey, man, what's with these hash tags man? Was
the hash. I see the tag but ain't no has man. It's a ripoff.
Come on. It's a great bit and just screaming Okay. Should you
see him? Should you see him?
If I see him? I'm gonna pass it on. All right, good.
I'm joined today by Mark Lynch from foreign policy.com and Andy
carbon from NPR who have been glued to their screens, seeing
what people are saying. And we'll be throughout this
conversation with Deputy National Security Adviser Ben
Rhodes, to talk about your reactions and get your questions
about what the President just covered in his speech. So with
that, I'll hand it over to Andy, thank you for joining us today.
Thanks for having us. Ben, I was hoping we'd get started with
just some general general concepts.
Now again, listen to him just read the script. And then while
the guy's answering he's not looking at him. He's just typing
like a madman
themes that emerged on Twitter both before and afterwards, when
we first started asking people to submit questions. We heard
from several people who said they didn't even think it was
worth time. So for example, someone named on Mustafa who's
Sudan. He said, I don't think the people here are waiting to
ask questions they've given up on the US government. So does
the administration think that you actually have a positive
impact when so many people in the region simply don't trust it
anymore? And he's reading
this off the screen?
Well, first of all, thanks for
now listen, listen to guys answer, ignore what he's saying.
But just listen to Andy typing and not even looking at him talk
because it's a script.
Thanks for doing this guys. I would I'd say, Andy is the
President spoke about this in Cairo, which is that there's a
lot of mistrust in the region. That is built up over many
years, that there is a myth stress of the United States and
our policies.
It's just happened. It's like exactly I'm like, hey, that's
when I'm here. I'm talking John's doing the same thing. He
must not be actually listening to me.
Listen to every word. Anyway usually let me look there I'm on
the me speech list right now I'm looking at all that all the
different see more stuff I in their days way down the bottom
let me let me just give you the there's three things at the very
end once from the White House once from Barack Obama which I
thought was the White House because the White House says
White House and it says Obama and that says that it has a
quote and let me just read this three in a row that this is the
first one that came in was from the White House but then it says
Obama we will support open access to the internet and
something the right of journalists to be heard big news
organizations or a loan blogger or that okay that So White House
voting Obama's speech right right then Obama comes on
supposedly like he Twitter's Give me a break. Obama comes on
sayings, speaking today about the United States policy in the
Middle East and North Africa watch live and then he's got to
the GOV Doug whitehouse.gov thing and then again, it goes
back to the White House. This is the last thing that was tweeted
the last thing that was under me speech this is the last tweet
tweet. abama colon cell phones and social networks allow young
people to connect in organized like never before a new
generation has emerged. Hash me speech
that is so Takei. exactly
did you see that thing from George Takei?
Which one
oh so so it Tennessee apparently passed a law that teachers in
schools can't teach or talk about homosexuality? Which of
course is outrageous. And I think the reason the reasoning
is because homosexuals do not do not reproduce in a natural
manner. Some some bull Crassula
reproduce reproduce. No
My point exactly. So but I think they're not even allowed to say
gay right? Who knows? Mickey take Tennessee off the list. So
we got to go down there. We got to straighten out some lawmakers
in Tennessee. And George Takei. You know who he is? Of course
us. Mr. Sulu from Star Trek. Yeah, a strong activist for gay
rights. And as a bi curious man, I always follow him closely. And
here is why he had
to follow him too closely.
And here's what he's guys. I love this guy. He's I'd go to K
for 2k.
Hi, I'm George Takei. A bill recently approved by a Tennessee
Senate committee would prohibit teachers in that state from
discussing homosexuality in the classroom. The so called Don't
say gay law is premised on the misguided belief that by not
talking about gay people, they can simply make us disappear.
I'm here to tell Tennessee and all LGBT youth and teachers who
would be affected by this law that I am here for you. In fact,
I'm lending my name to the cause. Anytime you need to say
the word gay, you can simply say to k, for example, you could
safely proclaim you are supportive to gay marriage. If
you're in a more festive mood. You can march in A to K Pride
Parade. Even homophobic slurs don't seem as hurtful if someone
says that is so to K.
I love this guy. And I thank him for giving us a word we can use
now. That is so Takei.
You almost have his voice. Hey, oh my god. You gotta have more
more I can do I can do it. Oh my that is TK that is so takeI are
gonna say oh he's great.
So I'm looking at out the window. There's a not that I'm
bored. I'm looking out the window. Because there's a car
out there with a bunch of kerkia Looks like missionaries and
they're having a meeting
Mission Street mercenaries
missionaries. Wow.
That doesn't sound like they're doing
they're all gathered around some paperwork.
What a missionaries do they go door to door
either for the you know Jehovah's Witnesses or the
Mormons or who knows who Oh, well
if if they knock on the door let them and get them up. Put them
on the
go all the way downstairs forget and I'm not gonna answer the
door if they come I never I rarely do.
I bet you that don't that no one wants to walk all the way up to
your door. I've been
here for you all the time and then they leave.
Because that's quite a hike. Ya know, it's
like a quarter of a mile and steps.
It's like the steps from The Exorcist. See, this was kind of
interesting. I think we need to pay attention to it. This is
from our department. So we have all these, you know, the Patriot
acts going to be extended and all of a sudden, Philip writing
your thing as I pronounce his name was the top Information
Security Hey, official at the Department of Homeland Security
is going to step down from his post starting June 1. And, you
know, he's like, he's gonna I want to spend time with my
family. Well, we know that is that's a I mean, when someone
says that, John, what does that mean? It means you're quitting.
Yeah. admits spend more time with his family.
So you're fired? No, I
don't think so. So, so first of all, be very interesting to see
the replacement has not been announced yet. However, there is
someone who is being punted, as a possible replacement, and that
will be John Gilligan. Let me say that, yes. Gilligan from
Gilligan's Island. Now he has a consulting firm with $100
million contract with the Air Force secure network security.
What's new this company here? I don't know what it's called was
company name is what so he might be the guy coming in. Or we
might see writing or go take a job with with Gilligan's
company. These people have no shame this revolving door that
keeps spinning round and round and round. By the way, writing
you're also worked at Microsoft as chief trustworthy
infrastructure strategist. Oh, that
thing never went it got off the ground. What was that? They came
up with a scheme to do hopefully to end the virus problem. And
all the rest of it, you have these arrows trustworthy. It was
it was just a bunch of I didn't know it was like some way of of
ensuring the fact if I sent you an email, it came from me and
there's a whole bunch of elements causes a bunch of
security crap that nobody could execute. It's called you know, I
think we should we should shift gears here. Okay. It changed. I
don't know why. Because I rarely watch a NASCAR race. And I'm
always trying to figure out why I why you're watching Why would
watch one and there was a good one this week watching for the
crashes. While you do that, obviously, but I was I decided
that I'm actually watching for the botched announcers. And tell
me if you can find the misuse of words, or kind of finite
shaping, find the gaff, in this NASCAR report day, they're gonna
set it up. They're talking to different drivers in the car.
Right?
Now the drivers or the drivers doing 200 miles an hour and
they're talking back
to ya know, they're sitting there waiting for the next door
restart. Okay. Is that the cue? Yeah, hit it and try to see
what we can do. We just don't know what to expect here. And I
don't want to throw the car up. But if I can get up there and
see that front, front row, those front two guys, we're definitely
gonna put it on.
Thank you, Jimmy. Let's go to Nick Berger. And Carl Edwards is
sitting in the car, talking to his crew chief and his
engineers. This conversation has gone on since he parked cars.
Yeah, he's shitting in the car. I
heard is that me? Or is it the guy actually said that? I think
the guy actually said that. You know, so one of the controls
going like, oh,
was he besides like, here's what got me. Not one person laughs or
says anything about anything or makes a reference he's doing? I
mean, I would have been if I was on the set. I would have said he
was doing what in the car? I mean anything but no.
That's why he watched NASCAR. It's good that now we know. Yep.
That's the obvious reason
one to know who was shitting in the car. That is so
funny. That's funny. Well, there was another gaffe, but kind of
more of a political one. Have you been following the super
injunction stuff in Gitmo nation east? His I mean, I have a clip.
Oh, great. Okay. What's your clip? Oh, by the
Scotland a scandal? Well, Bank of Scotland guy.
This is the Lord the Lord speaking. Well, here's
the deal the guy. Okay, that's exactly what
we got to talk about. Because this is really interesting. What
this is super injunction stuff is to how do you understand
this?
This again, you're talking about the gag order against the guy
who's the head of the Bank of Scotland?
No, no, no, no, that's that's two different things. Well, I
don't know what you're talking about. Okay,
let me Okay, so the super injunction is there's now a law
that or there always has been a law but it's been overused, that
you can add the rich and powerful essentially can hire a
lawyer. So I think this happened with I think Wayne Rooney who's
one of Most famous soccer players, you know, you I had
hookers blow whatever it was he didn't want it in the press. So
you can go to a judge, and you can get a super injunction, and
then the press is not allowed to report on it. This is crazy,
right? This
is the same thing that's going on with the head of the Bank of
Scotland. There's a BBC report, I think may summarize a little
bit of this. Okay. And it turns out that you can get around the
super injunction. Yeah, if somebody in the House of Lords
stands up and just says this thing that's supposed to be
enjoined, right, because you can't stop them from saying it
and so they got around a situation here this this is kind
of a just as part of the problem. And this is your clip
here the Bank of Scotland clip. Yeah, well, your your cues are
not the best today. Go get it right,
your
course wonderful for you
if Sorry, wrong one
here in person illegal gagging order preventing the media
reporting allegations about the former head of the Royal Bank of
Scotland. So Fred Goodwin has been lifted out after it was
challenged in the House of Lords. John Kelly has this
report.
Top city bankers are not usually known by their nicknames, but he
was Fred, the shred of Fred Goodwin, the man who was at the
helm of the Royal Bank of Scotland, when he's had to be
bailed out with 20 billion pounds of taxpayers money. In
the past, the focus has been on his pension payout. But now it's
on his private life. In a rare moment of high drama in the
House of Lords, and Lib Dem here use parliamentary privilege to
raise the stakes in the injunction debate.
Why would he accept that every taxpayer has a direct public
interest in the events leading up to the collapse of the Royal
Bank of Scotland? So how can it be right for a super injunction
to hide the alleged relationship between Fred Goodwin and a
senior colleague,
fast forward a few hours to the courts, and with the
allegations? Now out in the open, a judge agreed to vary the
injunction. So Fred can be named, but there's still a ban
on details of the alleged sexual relationship. And the other
person involved. This is
so crazy. I mean, why aren't the British people burning things in
the street over this? Like anyone just get a super
injunction? And then the bra Okay, who's what report on it?
Even if it's about I don't know your money?
There is a similar law in Canada.
A really well it's part of the Commonwealth. So that doesn't
surprise me
that Canadians complain about this bitterly. And they so they
end up carrying what for two reasons. One, they don't can't
find anything out from their own news organizations. They have to
look for Americans hopefully to cover a story and most of the
stories in Canada are not covered by us. And so they and
they also the second reason they hate it is because it makes the
Canadian news cover more American stories which they can
cover because in fact cover something
they gotta fill up airtime. And that's by the way, I think I'm
missing the cues because I haven't had any coffee.
That's that's a local issue.
That is a completely a hyperlocal issue.
And by the way, the super injunction I suspect that this
guy this shredding Shredder, Fred or whatever, Fred, Fred,
the shred shred. Yeah, I believe it's some sort of Gag thing
going on with him. Oh, and they don't want to aim anybody.
So the clip I have is a little different. This is one of these
douchebag lords who saying well, you know, this is actually quite
good. It really is because you know, we are the elitist people
that should have this rare, although it doesn't quite it
only it doesn't go for Twitter. This is another part of the
conversation. That apparently if you tweet something under Oh,
hello, darling. Well, it's it's nice. Thank you. It's cool that
you're naked. Now Yeah, yeah. Yeah, Hot Pockets, baby. But
listen to this, this Lord douchebag and the gaff he makes
because he really sums it up in his gaff, in his tell about what
this is really what the super injunction is really for? Well,
it's
wonderful for you if a member of parliament stands up in
Parliament, and says something which in effect means that an
anon an order of the court on anonymity is breached. But you
do need to think do you not? Whether it's a very good idea
for our lawmakers to be in effect flouting a court order
just because they disagree with the older or for that matter,
because they disagree with the law of privilege of privacy.
The law of privilege great oh boy, he's
bitching about this other guy I'm I'm sure because you can
Parliament you can say whatever you want. Could you uh, you have
a certain amount of rights in there. And so that short, you
can flower just not really flouting anything because you
have the ability to make to come up and say whatever you want. So
that's so this guy's You're right. This guy is a stooge. Who
was that
Lord do lordy, lordy.
They should vote it like you can't vote him out as a lord.
I think he kind of gets the hang around. Someone in the chat room
will know. So just listen to that again and then listen to
the bit over Twitter. I mean, these guys, the elitist society
and Gitmo nation East is really out of control. I mean, just
listen to this guy's talking. Alright. And then the law of
privilege, I mean previously,
Think, Do you not? Whether it's a very good idea for our
lawmakers to be in effect flouting a court order, just
because they disagree with the order, or for that matter,
because they disagree with the law of privilege of privacy,
which parliament has created.
In their report, the judge has also said super injunctions and
other injunctions can only be granted when they are strictly
necessary.
Where privacy and confidentiality are involved. A
degree of secrecy is often necessary to do justice.
Its secrecy is needed I tell you, that's what we have.
But well, Secrecy is ordered. It should only be to the extent
strictly necessary to achieve the interest of justice. And
when it is ordered the facts of the case and the reason for
secrecy should be explained as far as possible in an openly
available judgment.
Under new rules for judges, any members of the media who would
be subject to an injunction will be told beforehand and subject
to a confidentiality agreement. bloggers and uses of social
network sites such as Twitter would not necessarily be
covered.
It does add to the difficulties of enforcement, there's no doubt
about that. At the moment, the law seems to be that even if the
information which is the subject matter of the injunction is on
the web, or may go on the web, that is by no means the same
degree of intrusion on privacy as the story being what
wait as a story as the sky bank and blazoned
on the front page of a national newspaper? Yes.
I live in the in the 18th century you see my name is Lord
frothy mix.
This is bull crap and these are the Lord's these these are the
guys that are these guys don't know what Twitter is they
shouldn't be if they're gonna ban it. They should definitely
banned the social networks
the web, it's whatever whatever the web is, as the as a series
of tubes. And as Lord frothy mix, say they're
just asking for trouble all they're doing now is setup is
Well essentially when you when you if you're gonna take the
approach that he's taking, you're just asking to destroy to
further destroy the viability of newspapers, because now people
are gonna get it with a newspaper they don't ever have
this information but it's all over the internet Yes. How's
that beneficial to their their scheme is is not though they
should have died by not that I'm taking their side but I'm just
saying it's illogical.
Yeah. It just shows you I can't believe people stand for this
and of course, the law is only being related really to like
celebrity scandals you know? And another thing that we haven't
really been following with
Fred the shred celebrity
Well, no, but I mean the in the in the papers. They're really
talking more about Wayne Rooney and him trying to keep his
extramarital affairs out of the press. Then about Fred the shred
the you know, how it works? Like, keep the people
entertained with some other distraction. Yeah, but there's
also this phone hacking scandal. Do you follow any of that? I
don't know anything about it. It was Rupert Murdoch, the son,
they, they hacked into, like voicemail of hundreds of
politicians and celebrities. And what is unclear to me is if
there was a flaw in the voicemail system, and you didn't
need a code, or something, or actual hacking was going on, but
they call it hacking. And this has been going on for a long
time. And now big name celebrities are coming out and
suing the News Corp for hundreds of 1000s and some millions of
pounds for intrusion of privacy. And but they were doing this to
politicians too. So I mean, Murdoch is like the CIA over
there, man. And it's, I mean, it's it's hard to follow because
if you're really in the middle Yeah. Of the newspaper, seeing
everything when you're living there, it's much easier to
follow along with what's going on but it's just it's out of
control. And Murdoch, you know, this is actually he's looking
pretty bad and all of this I mean, these guys were just like
really tapping people's phones and your voicemail and
particularly in the UK, but I think voicemail is used a lot
more. And yeah, it's a big celebrities have sued
successfully, but politicians too, so Murdoch's got the dirt
on everybody. He probably knows about Fred to shreds, frothy
mix. It's quite disturbing. Thanks, Tom. Thumb. I'm not
thumb.
Your thumb. Thank you, darling. Well, I got a couple of we
should do some Thanks. Here. I
think you know, as we go into our segment here, this was
something that was sent to me that I found to be a perfect
lead in to our segment. As you know, we do not take money from
commercial entities. Can you just imagine if we took any
money for boots so easy for us to do commercials for any
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he's not getting a memo. We'd have a meeting. Yeah, it's like,
Listen, guys, you know, we're gonna pull the Unabomber up.
Because he clearly tampered we think it was him and we're gonna
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east, a little ditty that will take us into our donation
segment that shows you how worthless the mainstream
particularly news radio media is. This is a British version,
but anyone in America will get the gist as well. It's
hilarious. And it I think it really punches home. The reason
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crap like this. This is
the news. And now a very important news staying. I'm a
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I'm here with more detail on this story. I'm used here
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off the cuff comments before analyzing similar sports and
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So I want to get to something I don't know how to even describe,
but I've been kind of watching a lot of crap. And one of the
things I saw the other day was a movie called crime in the
streets from 1956, one of those old John Cassavetes movies that
are just corny and crummy, and I ended up with some clips. Where
is this going to be like clips that no one's going to
understand because we're
this generation clip that represents the thinking we have
to think of the muddy, the kind of weird kind of, I don't know
how to even describe it. But the kind of crazy thinking that went
on in the 50s during the era of punks and gangs and your
Blackboard Jungle, West Side Story. Imagery leading into West
Side store, which I believe came out in the 60s when you're a jet
lagged from that so I don't know who wrote this this dialogue but
I never had the impression and if you weren't listened to it
now this dialogue, it's just that you can't imagine people
actually talking like this. It just was like, it was
ridiculous.
I got a hole in my shirt. My brothers were my underwear. My
mother's sticking a thumb in some slop soup. Is that what you
want? Okay, you got it. Let me ask you something. Who did it to
me? Who put the stink in my room? Who told me every time I
want to be alone, I gotta go out there and squat on that fire
escape? Who told me if I stop littering the streets, I'm gonna
go to heaven. Come on. Tell me because I'm sitting waiting to
get even. And when I find them, I'm gonna spill his brains in
the gutter. And if you think there's anybody anywhere that
can stop me You're out of your mind. Let me tell you something
social worker, because nobody anywhere that can stop me.
Sounds like
Jackie Gleason.
So that was Cassavetes and it's like Did anybody ever talk like
this and then they didn't then the real kicker is goes
scripted. Number two, the real kicker is the way they portrayed
ethnics is kind of really kind of
ethnics. You mean African Americans or Hispanic Americans
see you
when you don't have a question you just let it go
to me I don't know you because we don't talk them out just yet.
Please don't turn your back What do you wanna make nice to me any
allow
your mom's in the back. She's afraid to come out because we
fight take a look at some time. skills like
paper wrinkle feed her has changed color. Use the beach
shiny black maybe what are you doing to her? She stood up with
the kind of the law working for the bayou case to
me that I gotta get out of here
on its stand on a stick on a docket today when it goes a
walk. Fight stealing hate.
You can say anything?
No respect. You just talk. You know, I really miss those days
when?
What was this guy? Is he supposed to be Italian? I don't
know. It
was a mix between Italian. What are you talking about? I don't
know what the mama and Ricky Ricardo Lucy.
Rice. That's why I use the word ethnic because I don't know.
But back in the day, we could do that. And in the 70s. We still
had Hey, yo, Mama Jama you are you what's happening, bro? What
was it? You can't do that anymore? That would
be what that voice is not just that. No, but nobody talked like
that.
Yeah, they did this exactly how they talked. Exactly when he
talked about member Starsky and Hutch. He Stotsky hertz, huggy
man was going down. My brother. You can't do that anymore on
television because it's racist. It's not allowed anymore. But if
you listen to the hip hop community that's never
accurately portrayed on television, the way the hip hop
community communicates and ever. You don't see true hip hoppers
on to in fact tonight, you'll see it on the douchebag
Billboard Awards. We got to watch that John the bill boost
bag Billboard Awards is actually I think it is branded as the
douchebag Billboard Awards. And everyone's gonna be there Bano
Michelle Obama everyone's gonna be at the douche I
guess bond. Okay, we went on to six already getting shoot maybe
60 minutes and Nightline and through his director of the
Spider Man movie under the bus. Yeah, that's right. Is that
what's it called? Julie Chittim. Our trademark whatever her name
is
isn't like An Inconvenient Truth. That's what it's called.
Or something like inconvenient truth about her man.
Spider Man.
Spider spider bus. What is it? I don't know. I wasn't listening.
What did you just say?
She you weren't paying attention to what I said. I heard some
of it. I was looking for something else.
Bano came on Nightline and I guess 60 minutes and maybe some
other things in through the director of spider man under the
bus. I'm
sorry. I misunderstood because there's a movie coming out.
He said he's made the quote saying you know what? We all
agreed with the New York Times. Excuse
me. Excuse me. That's not how Bano talks. If you're going to
do Bondo then I think you should do the voice Do it. No, you
shouldn't do it.
I don't know how I never paid much attention to him. I'm not a
big Bondo fan. So something like this so
the edge the edge started the band. And he let me come in I'm
still ever so grateful for him for me in the band. And Spider
Man, you know, we wrote wrote the songs but director was shit.
It's more like it's kind of more like basically what he said by
the way. That's kind of more like my John Lennon. I'm not I
don't know if it was, John. Yeah, yeah. I miss Huggie bear.
That's all I know. Time is Huggie bear. Don't you miss
Huggy Bear.
Now, I was never a big fan of that show.
And we now we got like 50 cent 50 You can't understate 50 You
should follow 50 cent on Twitter. That guy's funny. He
does too. If you use the Twitter's don't you John. I'm a
big Twitter nut. Okay, so there's two things to people you
need to follow one is Fitty cent. And why? You will crack up
you will crack up Well this look you want to know what's going on
and popular popular culture? Do you want to be hip with the
kids? No, it was it gonna be able to communicate with your
small human resources. You know that the KC J they're there
they're following the 50 cents. And you also want to follow
white girl problems. That's the best one white girl problems at
White Girl problems these are great these if you want to look
man, what are you just out there just to crowdsource stuff.
You got a page doesn't exist. Really? White Girl press Yeah.
be something else.
Maybe it's white girl problem. I thought was white girl problems?
No, it's not.
Mickey will come in in a minute and correct me. It's not white
girl
problem, either. Maybe it's a hash or what are the chips do
you have for me? Well, those are those are my two main tips. But
there's nothing there is a dead sight.
Oh, hold on. I will figure it out in a minute. Meanwhile,
let's fit what's 50 cents?
I think it's FY DD YSENT I think it's 50 cent. John try that F
five zero. C E N T. But you can just do 50 cent.
I tried. There's nothing there.
Maybe you need to connect your browser to the internet. Maybe
it is it looks like it is 55 zero since
white girl problem is does exist. I don't know what you're
looking at. But the chat room is is absolutely saying it exists.
Hello? Hello. Hello. Hello. What girl is Grl Oh, white girl
problem. Oh, John, can't you spell? Don't you know how to
spell is girl? It's Grl there's no iron girl?
Is it? Grl or G R R L?
I think it's grrl. To be exact. What is going on with our
culture? This is bad. This is so bad. And you know, by the way,
Mickey comes in like I'm in such an like, I'm an idiot. Your girl
Grl you know? Like I'm supposed to know this.
It would be to ours. I've never seen Grl so I'm looking at 50
cents thing here. It's like Ireland on the 30th for the
Waterford Music Fest. I've been there. I've heard this is
fascinating. I've heard this thing is huge now. Oh, get this
shit now on iTunes and he's plugged in one of his songs. It
the kid 50 What up? Guys? I was gonna buy Uber social lol.
There you go. So he's your inside technology tips. He's,
he's got 4.6 million followers. I have a lot of meetings today.
I'm going to do the bread you already know. Lol. I was in
movie mode. But I had a mobile studio writing in my free time.
I feel good about this
album. Yeah, keep going. Do the gotta do the voice. I don't know
his voice. Yeah, well, you're doing pretty good. They're
just reading. Yeah, I'm back in action. Did anyone miss me l o.
l just what is this guy sucks. What are you doing big time. I
love your show. L O L L me? Yeah, I can keep up with pop
culture by following this guy. Not
Hey, can you see that the President pardoned a couple of
people. This was real already. Yeah. And but listen to their
offense. I really didn't understand this their offenses.
So he pardoned eight people. Randy and I Googled these
people. I'm like, you know, it's got to be some something going
on here. But I don't understand why he does this. And it's like
the craziest offenses. It's like one guy here we go. Randy Eugene
Dyer from Berean. Washington offense, conspiracy to import
marijuana, hashish, conspiracy to remove baggage from the
custody and control of the US Customs Service, and convey
false information concerning an attempt to damage a civil
aircraft. And he was sentenced in 1975 to five years in prison
and two years with special parole. How could I don't
understand these need done? Hasn't he served his time? Why
is he getting a pardon now?
But to expunge his record? Oh, is
that it? Okay, well, this is all expungement because they're all
really old in 1980, Danny Alonso, Levy, Levy, Tez and
gola, Indiana can fence offenses conspiracy, and it's 18 USC
Section 371, which I think is a fraud against the state against
the country probably like tax thing, but that was from 1982
years probation. $400 Fine. What is this? Are these like
relatives of No, we should
look into the sounds but this is weird. Or maybe just make goods
I have no idea. Well, this.
I know now that you mentioned because expungement from records
because all of this is pre books that there's only one from 2000
here. Patricia N Wind xiety offense structuring transactions
to evade reporting requirements. Sentence August 15 2001 three
years probation $5,000 Fine. This is probably kids or cousins
or grandchildren of senators. It's this like there's got to be
political favoritism. But here Yeah, obviously Christine Marie
Rossiter of Lincoln, Nebraska conspiracy to distribute less
than 50 kilograms of marijuana, hello 50 Ks to clouds 50 keys
sentenced to three years probation condition on
performance of 500 hours of community service. But here,
Bobby, Gerald Wilson Somerton, South Carolina, aiding and
abetting the possession and sale of illegal American alligator
hides. And he was sentenced in 1986 85. amended in 86, three
and one half months in prison five years probation condition
on performance of 300 hours of community service. This must be
expungement
there's something weird going on with this. We need somebody's
needs to follow up. I don't want to back back up on the show. But
I did find white girl prom and it is Grl. Mickey was right.
Yeah, of course. So let me Can I just read a couple of these
fascinating posts. Yeah,
but you have to you have to do it like a girl.
Let me just read a couple of these fascinating posts. I'm not
sure if I have any friends. Judge me Osama has been dead to
me for a long time. They tried to meet make me go to rehab and
I said chick when's my flight? Where are you? Where are you?
Where are you? Where are you?
Where are you? My prints will
have hair. Well, now I know what I want my wedding to look like.
I'm obsessed with how obsessed you are with me. Actually, you
know what? cancel my order. I'll just have an espresso is there
these are these are banal crap.
You know what it is? By doing this? I now have completed the
no agenda soundboard. That
is so Takei. We have
a plethora of show openings now. From you. Is this perfect? Yeah,
but that's what I'm saying. This is the whole point this and how
many followers how many millions of followers for white 9
million, but she does have a goodly amount 254,508. You know,
this is what she's following to. Yeah, she's against the rules.
She's
a bot.
She's a bot. Oh, crap. So anyone who's following this idiot is an
idiot.
Michael Ray Neil convicted a 1991 of manufacturer assembly,
modification and distribution of equipment for unauthorized
decryption of satellite cable programming. It's ridiculous.
You got a presidential pardon? How about the guy that's like
Troy. What's the name? Troy Williams, the guy who's actually
on trial on death row. How about pardoning someone who matters
President Obama? What is this? Please, I call the I call the
Minutemen. I invoked the Minutemen right now. I need to
understand what these presidential pardons are about.
There is something very strange and fishy and stinky about it.
And I don't like it. And I want to know what it is. Why don't we
pardon? You know, this guy's on death row. That's questionable
whether they committed the crime. And they're not getting a
pardon. Now, how about that? No. I was thinking Michelle.
Michelle, that was thinking a boy Jack dark cable satellite.
You should pardon him?
pardon him? Wow, what a world What a time. What a crazy world
we live in. I tell you,
so we get the big bucks. Yeah.
What's a couple other kinds of interesting things. Going back
to our favorite Delta share a kilo, which is my new name now
for Dominique Strauss Kahn, Delta share a kilo. And who is
going to replace him as the head of the IMF. I missed? I'd like
to rescind my prediction. Oh, it's too bad. No, no, no, you
can cross it off in the little book of predictions in your
book. Yeah, I'd like to change it.
Let me find it because I found Oh, yeah, here it is. May 19.
predicts Egypt guy.
What was I thinking? Egypt guy. No, no. I said no, no, no, no,
no, wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Not Egypt guy.
Send it. What's today's date? It's
today's 22nd. Okay, so I'm going to there's a connection You're
in with Christine Lagarde who is the French, the French finance
minister there? She is has a very darker tan, proud of
Christine Lagarde. And you know why I'm rescinding it? I'm gonna
say that she will become the new head of the IMF because she's
from Chicago. That's right. She was the managing director of
Baker and McKenzie. Huge law firm in Chicago. Who does the so
of course, she's going to become the new head of the IMF, Baker
and McKenzie, by the way, if you go to their website, very
interesting, right there on their homepage with a rotating
banner. Baker, McKenzie advises on European Union sanction
measures against Libya. Shove it in my face, please. And there's
a whole publication here. The client, this client alert
reviews further EU developments involving the imposition of
trade and financial sanctions against Libya. These guys are so
in so of course, it's going to be Christine Lagarde. Who is
it's just an I didn't know that she ran this law firm in
Chicago. I mean, it's once again at Chicago. So
I believe Baker McKenzie is a national firm that probably
centralized while she ran the Chicago office that yeah, she's
probably in New York or Philadelphia. Let
me see where the head offices. Baker McKenzie, oh, they defined
the global law firm in the 20th century. John, did you know
that? Well, yeah, no, but now they say right here. Baker,
McKenzie defined the global law firm in the 20th century. And we
are redefining it to meet the challenges of the global economy
and the 20 are all over the place. Talking about a big
operations huge.
So these guys they are the government. Oh, kidding. Look at
these. Look at the stuff they do. My goodness. The 2010
edition of Baker McKenzie is handling tax controversies in
Europe is out John, we should get grab a copy of that. It
provides sound guidance on issues involved in managing tax
controversies in 15 European countries, as well as key and
form information on litigation. In other words,
go ahead and the United States they have offices in Chicago,
Dallas, Houston, Miami, New York, Palo Alto, San Diego, San
Francisco and Washington. They actually have two offices in the
Bay Area.
Wow. We should go drop by I should say so. Hello, hello
everybody. Christine Santas and we just like a little
information on some tax controversies. We feel we need
some bit of help tax control
they have this is the logistics you always know is a big law
firm when they haven't especially on one of their home
pages. A person's picture as and it's the North American Business
Development Director Yes
sales is what that is. Yes. Sales. Wow pic global newsroom.
These guys are great. This is like better than Hill and
Knowlton these guys. jostle and broom ba collar. Well, they're
all 312 numbers, by the way. But that's Chicago right isn't 312
Chicago?
I believe it might be.
So if you want the global communication supervisor,
Jessica wilts.
Chicago could be the headquarters unusual buzz
possible.
What do you mean the whole world runs around Chicago, which is
unusual
for law firms. Most law firms around Philadelphia, New York,
the big ones
right. But well, but the ones that are actually I mean, these
guys are part of the Cabal, man. There's no other way. Yeah,
well, that's probably true. How come they don't have a history?
How come they don't have our history where they talk about a
great we are here one step ahead of the Dodd Frank Act. Months
before US Congress passed the most sweeping financial reform
legislation since the Great Depression. We began preparing
our clients. Are you ready for changes? In other words, we were
on the inside? Wow. That's pretty big. My goodness, these
guys are
awesome. It was founded in Chicago in 1949. By Russell
Baker and John mackynzie. Home to 30 750 lawyers spread across
69 offices in 41 countries.
Wow. What's 10 lawyers at the bottom of a swimming pool?
A start to your
pockets. So time for the annoy John segment. I don't I don't
have an audio clip, unfortunately. Oh, good. But did
you know that in the most transparent government ever,
ever I tell you now you knew that right. That the Obama
admitted the Obama administration is the most
transparent ever in the history of the White House? Who said
that? The Obama administration?
Oh, okay. It makes sense.
Everyone has to put in I think everyone has to do this. You
have to release a financial disclosure statement. Right
Yeah, guess who hasn't released his yet?
Oh, besides Clinton? Yes.
Vivek Kundra.
Oh, that's right. I remember when they put him in that job
they were people were asked about his lack of Yeah, there
was no financial disclosure. This guy still hasn't done it.
So is that gonna? How long can you go?
Until?
What does it take? What is his disclosure? You had two jobs. I
mean, would you know the guy's gotten until you
get a great gig and you can leave and yeah, he's gonna go
work for HP or Dell or Microsoft. Probably Dell looks
like they got all Dell laptops in the No, yeah, you're right.
Yep.
Let me put it in the Red Book. Yeah, little prediction
there. So you'll never release it obviously. See, there was a
couple other
couple of the things that were just of note, kind of freaked me
out a little bit. Oh, yeah. There was a good article and you
know, we usually call out the mainstream press as what's the
word? douchebags. But I do want to prop. Let me see who wrote
this article. Los Angeles Times this morning, Michael Hiltz.
Hiltzik H ILZ Ik, titled his story, FCC commissioners moved
to Comcast shows the revolving door is still spinning. And I
was like, Wow, this guy's pretty cool. He just came right out and
he said it. He actually did say he didn't just write an op ed.
Subtitle Meredith Baker's new employer is the corporate entity
whose merger with NBC Universal was blessed by the FCC in
January. And he actually got to quit he talked to this shadow
puppet, who right after she helped approve the Comcast, NBC
Universal merger went to go work for Comcast. And he got a quote
from her I'm a conservative Republican who believes in the
free market women that's not the quote I was looking for. You
have to be a little surprised Comcast was still interested in
me after I told them all the things I would have to be
recused from Can you believe that can you believe the hubris
of this woman it's funny because she's gonna sit there she's
gonna well, maybe she can go and lobby but she can just say oh,
here call this guy said I just go ahead and tell him I told
him to tell him I told you to call him
what cameras what? Hubris hubris, yeah, hubris. It's like
houmous only doesn't taste so good. And good story though.
Actually. I tweeted that today with hashtag me speech. And
something else coming up this week. I like to send out a bad
signal to our to listeners in France. We have a Tristan and
who's our other listener in France, right? Yeah, right.
Tristan actually sends us information all the time, which
is we're highly appreciative of in Deauville, Deauville, May 26
and may 27 This year leading up to the G eight self summit in
Deauville. Another reason that we'll have a Christine Lagarde
in the IMF seat, it's all France, all France. I mean, this
is a witch hunt against Germany. The Germans are getting screwed
here and they know they're gonna get screwed out. They're getting
screwed.
Already soaking them for all these bills. Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Like, hey, you absorbed Eastern Germany, you can afford it.
It you absorbed Eastern Germany, you can afford it. You got to do
the accent. There will be a meeting and it's it's not widely
publicized. And guess who's all going to hang out together?
Nicolas Sarkozy, who is the president douchebag of firms
will appear at a they're going to have a summit. The following
people will be there with Nicolas Sarkozy, Rupert Murdoch,
Mark Zuckerberg, several Google executives, YouTube, and the
founders of Microsoft and wiki pedia. They're all going to be
hanging out for a special meeting. On that,
that'd be about
what could what can we be talking about? I can't believe
that people don't see this and think hmm, maybe that Facebook
thing ain't so good. I can't believe it. Maybe I'm just super
sensitive.
Yeah, you are. You're super sensitive. So I was watching C
span. And they had this guy and there's there's a new book I
want to book club people to put this in there. list it's a book
called mastermind by Richard minutter. And minutter wrote Is
this the whole books about Khalid Sheikh Mohammed that guy
who looked like the guy they caught in a cave with their, you
know, the over the beard and the t shirt, you know, bit early,
they caught him early and waterboarded a monitor 92 times
that guy. Oh, yeah, click Check the second, the guy who
orchestrated 911 the guys behind most of this stuff is this guy,
apparently, according to this book, right. And I should
mention, by the way, this guy mentions on this q&a done on C
span that 100 of you and you're gonna hear it you hear it a lot
from both sides 182 times 100 A two times waterboarding that
what he was not waterboarded 182 times. Oh, they that what it
what every time they dumped water on him during one
waterboarding session that counted as one. Oh, so they
would maybe Dowson 20 times you know, and that would count as 20
waterboarding when you know that you just that's just an aside
for people out there who are looking for this meme. Anyway,
he, during his interview he mentioned I just found this kind
of fascinating. There used to be this very famous guy who started
the Jewish Defense League called Meyer. Meyer Kahani. Maracana is
very credibly famous character and apparently Khalid Sheikh
Mohammed and I didn't know any of this was in you know, in the
United States most of most of his his formative years going to
schools in North Carolina,
but just like Adam Gadon story, the whole thing that all these
guys are Americans who were just you know, self radicalized,
yeah. Beard through a turban on and then when
he was in high school, he apparently was taught by he was
in gay was in Kuwait and it was apparently taught by a bunch of
Palestinian pissed off Palestinians and he got this in
his brain then he came over here. But but there was a play
this KSM first murder
paragraph from your book, America would be good to KSM. In
return, he would use his college years to make alliances he would
need in future terror attacks and plot his first assassination
on American soil, which will be discussed here for the first
time. What are you discussing for the first time
the murder of Meyer Kahan American home was it was a
Zionist, an American Jewish rabbi who ultimately became a
member of the Israeli Knesset, but was very outspoken, very pro
Israel, and called for the Palestinian Arabs to leave the
Gaza, the West, west back and for the land that was biblically
Israel's to be Israel's today. And it was not it was not a
mainstream position to put it casually. But it gives speeches
all throughout the United States and raised tremendous amounts of
money. He founded the Jewish Defense League. And in 1986, he
spoke in Greensboro, North Carolina, North Carolina a&t.
And that speech was seen by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. And it
outraged him because this is someone who had a diametrically
opposed point of view. He KSM often lied, and said that he had
a Palestinian mother or grandmother some Palestinian
relationship. In fact, in his genealogy, there's no connection
to Palestine. But most of the students and the high school
teachers that he had in Kuwait were Palestinian and social
world and the Muslim Brotherhood in Kuwait was powerless,
primarily Palestinian. So we identified very strongly with
the PLO and Black September and those radical groups of the
1970s. And so when he heard Kahan, it was an alternate point
of view. And for KSM, the problem is not that people
disagree. It The problem is that alternative point of views
exist, this should be a single unified view. And it's
unsurprisingly, it's his. And so he plotted to kill Kahan. Now
there's a there's a straight mention of this. There's a one
line mention of this buried in a footnote in the 911 Commission
report, and that he claimed that he killed Kahan, or had Khan
killed at the CIA didn't believe him. But when you look into it,
you discover that they didn't investigate that very hard when
you
get you can stop it. The rest of it is in backing up the fact
that he killed or plotted to have this guy killed. I didn't
even though this guy was ever in the United States.
Yeah, most of these guys were in the United States, including
Anwar al aulaqi, who in
right, it was like, Yeah, with that, right? He was at
the Pentagon as a guest speaker. Yeah. And recently at a luncheon
No, no, it was it was a couple months after 911. Okay. Right,
which was a more important than recently. Yeah. And
know the whole thing but this guy who apparently was, you
know, went to a bunch of schools here, went to college here, and
you know, who knows what else he did? There was one funny
anecdote a kind of a short clip I got a kick out of it just got
it really, it's just more of humor than anything else. But he
apparently according to this author was like a just terrible
driver and it ended up with this funny situation with this woman
he ran into My name Christian you can play that just quickly
the wait days and as a student and got an idea of intellectual
forces shaping KSM but also I learned about his driving record
he was a terrible culture. Muhammad was a terrible driver
drove with with an expired license, often smacked drove at
high speed and smashed into parked cars. One in one car two
women we're talking with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed scar smashed
into theirs. The women were badly injured and they sued for
their medical costs. Their last name was Christian, his his
Mohammed, the lawsuit in North Carolina Court Records is
Cristian V Mohammed.
Nerdy humor
Yeah. What wasn't on C span? Yeah, that's C span humor.
That's exactly their lowly. Oh, he made a funny. I would just
like to shout out to my man there Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Clearly in the crackpot commander camp, as he has now
come out and accused Western countries of plotting to cause
drought in Iran by using high tech equipment to drain the
clouds of raindrops. That's right. Weather Modification.
He's coming right out and saying it and of course everyone calls
him crazy in a nut ball. But his quote, if we can believe the
translation, Western countries have designed plans to cause
drought in certain areas of the world, including Iran, Mr.
Ahmadinejad said in the city of Iraq in Mirage province,
according to reports on climate whose accuracy has been verified
European countries are using special equipment to force
clouds to dump their water on their continent by doing so they
prevent rain clouds from reaching regional countries,
including Iran. Well, there you go. Weather Yes, weather being
used as a weapon which of course, Secretary of Defense,
I don't think you really have to go out of your way to create a
drought in some of these areas.
Houma doesn't help. But I think weather is you know, earthquake
machines, weather modification is being used continuously. And
yeah, I think it can severely hurt a country if you can cause
a drought. I don't know. What do you know about Iran? Iran has
got some pretty green spots, my friend. It's not like a little
country. You know, Iran is pretty big. And they got some
beautiful, dense foliage.
I'm trying to get some of the smoked rice out of that country.
Now.
You keep talking about that. Meanwhile, China gave Pakistan
50 fighter jets China is really
just gave them to him. Yeah, it's an A Hey, mean it gave them
to him. They didn't sell them to him.
No, it says right here. China gives Pakistan 50 fighter Jeffy
true. Oh, let me read this, I think is from the New York
Times. And the New York Times headline is the New York Times
not always accurate. Are they not the paper of record,
the paper of record wrecker?
China. It says right here China gives Pakistan 50 fighter jets
Pakistan Islamabad Dateline, China has agreed to immediately
provide 50 J F 17 fighter jets to Pakistan, a major outcome by
a visit by Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani to Beijing this
week. Pakistan official said on Thursday I guess that it is just
give doesn't seem like they're paying for it
that seems like a good deal for Pakistan. I was like a great
deal by the way I see the cost of parts and maintenance
probably cost more than the Jets
well that's it's like the razor and the razor blades is like
hey, hello hi Mary Nice to meet you take our jet and you have to
come for a break and we break and within five minutes every
30,000 miles you come back to us
and oil change every 3000 So what did you see that we never
talked about on the show but you know after Obama spent these
hundreds of millions of dollars to go to India? Yeah, it
basically to sell stuff and sold nothing. They bought jets from
Russia. Yeah,
that's right. Good. work. Good work. Yay. Yes.
All you have to do is go in there and sweet talk him and
then sell them jets. And he sells nothing. So it just wasted
the taxpayers money in the grand meanwhile, we lose the contract
and
he took all those people with him. It costs a lot of money to
do that. And remember we looked at them is a scandal dollars or
something, whatever. But meanwhile, I believe that the
official in China came out and said, you know, America has to
start treating Pakistan as a sovereign state and it's got to
stop messing around with all the drones and stuff. So I think
China is starting to rattle a little bit of the cage and the
sabers. Of course, we're fighting a war by proxy with
China, in Libya already, man, and God knows the Congo was
another report here that China has put, see if I can find it. I
think they put like $4.8 billion into the Congo. Again, they just
don't stop.
They did some, like a giveaway. They've been doing giveaways.
Their latest is basically bribe the guys with huge amounts of
money saying is for development. Of course we know what happens
in Africa with development money. Yeah.
Somehow the Africans don't benefit. Right? Yeah. Well, I
just think that's interesting that, you know, it's like, hey,
but you know, this probably exactly. I mean, we laugh about
it, but it's probably exactly how it works is like, Here, take
our jets. And, you know, you got to have them serviced by us.
Well, that's one way to get get him to fly the Jets around to
see if they like them, you know, because you can
kick the tires, you know, Hey, man, give me a jet. Any one of
them jets? Don't fly it around. Can
you imagine what you demand of money that we collect from this
show wouldn't pay for one minute in the air?
Can't even idle the thing. Can't even start
it. There goes the money. Well, so Oops.
There we go. Yeah. And, yeah,
I think that dimension what a wheel alignment was.
Luckily, though, a Libyan crowd attacked a bus carrying foreign
journalists. So finally, they have something to talk about
Libya, again, because now it's about them, hashtag me. And, of
course, this is not Libyan troops. This is the human
resources. We're just at this point, exasperated by the lies
that the media is propagating. And of course, they'll twist
this around and make it into something else. But it seems to
me like the they're angry that the Western media is just
propagating crap. And they're starting to revolt against it.
Yeah, it's about time. And then, of course, you can't get the
real news out because of the fake bloggers and twitterers
that are, you know, creating a smoke stir screen. So you can't
tell what's real sitting
at the State Department with at Andy Carvin, making it all up. I
mean, how, how dense can you be to actually believe that there's
some guy in Sudan, who magically is watching the President's
speech and tweeting about it at the same time? Are you kidding?
Highly unlikely you kidding me? I mean, we could hardly watch
the thing here, in its entirety. We had to get C span. And
when they don't have the bandwidth for video feeds, in
most of these places is ridiculous. Yeah. Okay.
Of course, it's bull crap. If it was really someone in Sudan, it
was an elite or the son of an elite, who knows. But more
likely, he's one of these techno experts in the State Department.
final clip from President Obama's speech as the hashtag me
speech. And this just cracked me up.
The greatest untapped resource in the Middle East and North
Africa is the talent of its people. And the recent protests,
we see that talent on display as people harness technology to
move the world. It's no coincidence that one of the
leaders of Tahrir Square was an executive for Google.
Coincidence? I think not
really. No, of course it wasn't he's a shill. That's why it
wasn't a coincidence.
It's a shield. So total shield comes out
and says it to there was no coincidence. The whole speech
was so bogus. You know, this whole thing.
I'm tired of this guy. Well, the I always thought that he you
know, he was a public speaker that that was going to Polk is
gonna get tired of listening to him. He just can't stop talking.
He loves hearing himself talk. He should have been in radio.
And he.
Yeah. Hello, everybody. It's the Obama show.
We'll be right married it you carried right through Obama.
That was good. Yeah. That's how far you have gotten so far.
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this message. I did I get it there. They get
close enough.
Maybe I should just do the Obama show. Maybe I could do that.
Maybe we could pull it off.
Maybe you should. Hello, everybody. GW Obama here.
With Michelle until Lika Mahama. What are they? What's his kids
names? Lincoln. Mahama. Bahama. I can't really show how sad is
that but I don't know the first the first daughter's names isn't
one Malika. What's the other one's name Malika? And
wow, that's
pretty bad. I am ashamed. With an A I think that there's no
reason for me to not not to know the first daughter's names.
But there's plenty of reasons it's not like we need to, you
know, hello, everybody. Yeah, Alia and
Malika. It's Malika, isn't it? Alia Malika.
See Malia and Tasha. Wow, not even Russia not even close.
Close. My secondary Natasha who's called
I revert to to Lika and Mahama. That sounds a lot. Hello
everybody. Tapani our not Hello, everybody top of the hour on the
George W. Obama show. A lot of it'd be great for radio.
Meanwhile, meanwhile, so the guy's everywhere. He's talking.
He's meeting people. He's out campaigning. And the BBC does a
huge interview, and he gives him 18 minutes. Whoo. And this guy
did the interview. And if you've been following that, because
like, I was so nervous. I had 18 minutes plus two minutes to do a
walking shot in the hallway. And so what is the what is the big
news that comes out of this Obama interview?
They are extraordinarily gracious people. They could not
have been kinder to us I met. This is
about the royal she's talking about the queen, the queen of
the queen of Gitmo nation,
Her Majesty the Queen, the entire royal family the last
time I was the first time I was in England, in April of 2008.
And then Michelle and the girls actually this Tilikum Mahama to
London again, and went to Buckingham Palace, she could not
have been more charming and gracious to the girls, they
actually had a chance to ride in the carriage on the grounds. I
think what the Queen symbolizes not just to Great Britain, but
to the entire Commonwealth and obviously, the entire world is
is the best of England, your hand. We're very proud of her. I
love that. And we're we're proud. We're proud of her.
We're very proud of Are we proud of her?
Because she has to listen to George W. Obama. Because we're
proud of her. We're very proud of her and to leak Mr. Mahama
got to ride the coach around the castle grounds a little joy
ride. Michelle, and I could you could have not been more
gracious. Hello, everybody. So yeah, I thought that was kind of
weird. And it's only when if I were the Queen, I'd be insulted.
Who does he think he is? The Srivatsa talking like that.
Well talking about the shorts are talking like that. I just
think this thing with with Netanyahu totally out
of control. What's the thing with that? And I don't know
anything about Netanyahu when
he comes down and he says it by Obama in his speech that when
that you record it, he says Well, one day one Israel to
start negotiating from the old 1967 borders.
The Yeah, but I think I think this is a setup because I think
this actually sets Palestine back to like 1970 Like now the
conversation is everything's off the table? I
don't think so. And I'll tell you why. Because when I was in
Israel, I got a tour of this area where they were the old
borders were in the new borders. Those old borders, exactly what
Netanyahu said are indefensible. It's like basically given
everybody the view, like a hill view, so you can just bomb the
crap out. So maybe you could lob a hand grenades into Israel, and
they couldn't do anything about defending. So what is
the point of Obama coming out and saying we've got to go he
hates Jews?
I don't think so. I do. No, no, no, I don't think so. Keep an
eye on it. Uh, but
I think it's a red herring. And I think it effectively nullifies
it, just, you know, first of all, Israel not gonna listen to
that. They don't care. They're not going to live. They're just
going to continue to do whatever they
do. I know they're going to do it. They're going to do but they
don't like the idea of that I watch these two guys glaring at
each other. They had to they were just the fact
that net and yet because this speech was made before Netanyahu
came to the White House for his attack, the point still went
there means he's subservient.
Well, bitch, these are but that may
be true. I'm not saying that's not true. But he wasn't too
happy. And there were just glaring at each other. I don't
think that was acting.
I think it's great. I think it's all very entertaining. Because
now we can all have this conversation without actually
saying what you just said, which I think is great that you said
it. Because that's what's on everybody's mind that the black
man hates the Jew. Isn't that basically what you just said?
No, I
said Obama does. Oh, but you said the smart sir. You said
this for us. So I used it as a smart card. You said the stripes
I
heard you call the you pulled the Srivatsa card. I heard
it. Yeah. Should be listened to yourself. Listen,
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