Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday, July 31 2011, time for
your gizmo nation media assassination episode three to
six. This is no agenda. Reporting from the front lines
of getting donations from the four winds 5000 crackpot command
center in the Lone Star State, the great state of Texas in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from California which is a little bigger in some way, shape
or form than Silicon Valley to be exact. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Yeah, it's it's got a bigger it's, it's broke bigger.
Yeah, actually, Texas is doing pretty well. Texas
is doing amazing, John. They've got under 5% unemployment here
in Austin. Of course, those are government numbers. Let's just
make it 10. But still, everybody's happy. And
everybody's pretty
nice. A lot of pretty people down there.
Oh, my goodness. We had a meetup yesterday. How many people do
you think showed up to our Austin meetup? 33. Yes, sir.
Right on the button. It was unbelievable. 33 everyone was
like, Okay, who's the Fed? You can spot him in the picture, by
the way. Okay, yeah. Oh, yeah. He picked us up, of course.
Chris coolingz. Yeah, totally. You see the guy with his hat?
His black T he's got a Diggnation t shirt on. And
giveaway. Yeah. And round black glasses is like, Dude, it's so
nice of you to pick us up. But you know, he didn't exactly know
the way which is another telltale sign.
Langley. only been to Texas once.
Oh, man. So yes, we are here in 100 and something plus degree
heat. In the morning everybody in the morning, my friend John
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Now, of course, as we rolled into town, John, it's great. We
had some local breaking news. And there's nothing like local
TV stations to get the beat Team reading the scripts. Of course,
this was another or a foiled attack on Fort Hood. You follow
this?
Well, yeah.
So kind of
a stretch. They're not getting any traction with it either
because of all this congressional action,
so when you get the local news, that's when it really becomes
funny. Because you know, they get the I guess they get the
missive from on high as like, Okay, we're gonna we gotta stir
up something. We got another foot hood problem. So the way I
understand it is there's this sergeant or that I'm sorry,
Private First Class. And he did an interview with Al Jazeera,
what, two years ago and and of course, you know, they're
filming in in the barracks. They're filming him in his
uniform. He's praying towards Mecca. I'm sure all of this is
perfectly acceptable, right? I mean, that's all it's not a
problem whatsoever. Are you still with me? Because I'm
seeing problems here.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, maybe not. I'll keep talking. We'll just
keep going pretend nothing's wrong. Yeah, yeah, like there's
no security officer that's making a big deal about that at
all. It's you know, that's no problem. But apparently this guy
went to buy some ammo and some guns and that was oh, he's gonna
attack Fort Hood.
Yeah, right. Well, let's make Yeah, and I guess it's some
gunpowder or something. I don't know.
Well, I got the clips for local news is always the best if you
want to see through all of the BS here. You gotta let the
attack was going to focus on killing 400 soldiers but it
wouldn't have happened inside of Fort Hood. That's why some
people surrounding the Army post are feeling a little uneasy.
Whether they're a soldier or not just across the street from Fort
Hood since mission taco come in at any hour, you'll
probably find a soldier.
This is great. It's great. Right mission tacos. This is perfect.
But Friday you also found some head shaking.
He's born
in Texas Martin says he wants to pull this stuff this man
works in construction on Fort Hood a place that seen violence
before and now just skirted more. It makes lunch a little
harder to digest he felt kind of on site Did
you hear by the way do you hear the the like the anthem in the
background on that they very subtle, very
new anthem but I'm still trying to digest something or other
what was Jaffa did digest these guys recording
who writes this stuff? But 60 miles away the security was
airtight as Nasir Abdul appeared in the Waco court tomorrow I
showed little respect for it, refusing to stand before the
judge and then shouting the names of Fort Hood shooting
suspect Nidal Hassan and an Iraqi girl who was raped and
killed by US soldiers in 2006 I love this like yeah, why don't
we have that audio or that video? What do you just walk
into the courtroom and go? And girl who was raped? Whose name
apparently we don't know, at the local TV station. You still with
me, John?
Yeah, no, I'm just listening. Okay, no, I'm
sorry. I'm just I'm seeing stuff that saying that we're not
connected. So I'll just keep going until until you got an
affidavit was then unsealed showing Abdul's backpack and
hotel had all the things one would need to blow things up.
Clocks wire gunpowder pressure cookers back pressure cooker,
this did you know that that I liked to cook this is what you
need when you're going to create a bomb as a pressure cooker? I
didn't know that was a necessity a necessary piece of equipment
pressure No. What do you do you put the gunpowder in the
pressure cooker
where you put a pressure cooker is the container for you.
Because you went to the thing to kind of
oh okay, so a pipe is no good. It has to be a pressure cooker
essentially a pressure cooker is a pipe now because you know for
these purposes, but a pipe is probably cheaper. Yeah. All
right, waste a good pressure cooker.
Now the kicker comes at the end of this report which is
hilarious magazine article. And the targets would be restaurant
soldiers often visited just like mission taco, so they're gonna
he wasn't going to actually shoot up in Fort Hood he was
gonna blow up mission taco
didn't know until Cid came in and then we looked it up on the
internet and that's how we found out about it. Janet Boyd
who has an army husband says they didn't know about the fly
until the investigators walked in from across the street
there's also some questions about if we had any security
cameras any information or had heard or seen of him
it's a close call at a place that sits very close by a place
that still has a tragic November 2009 memory that is never far
away
a constant you know reminder of what had happened but you just
have to pray and just let you know what's gonna happen happen
interesting government's been take care of it
I love it trust that our government is going to take care
of us John that's all you just got to trust the government is
gonna get take care of us. And what was this guy actually
charged with NAB DOE is next due in court on August 4 He faces up
to 10 years in prison if convicted of possession of a
firearm which was the only charge he was faced with on
Friday so this whole thing what yeah, he was only the only thing
he was charged with was having a firearm which I think in the
state of Texas is like, it's like you go to the Boy Scouts,
you get your your you get your concealed carry permit. I mean,
what is that 10 years for having a firearm? And that's the only
thing he was charged. Now of course it doesn't make sense. It
may have but I have to say getting 10 years charged for
having a pressure cooker now now you're talking I talking my
language. So this thing is obviously bogus. And I but yeah,
you're right. It's not getting much traction. So they tried to
bring out the gun. Oh, at the gun shop owner. Now, John, this
is all part of the See Something, Say Something
campaign.
Yeah, here we go. Notice on that day, it was something from the
very beginning, right.
I think our first concern or what drew our attention to the
young man was the fact that he arrived at the Business Summit
in a commercial taxi.
Stop the presses. Isn't that great? Are you driving in a cab
you could be a terrorist son your tear tear when he keeps it
going is great.
And why was that odd to you?
It just seemed out of place. We don't often have people come to
the store and taxis. It wasn't a major issue.
If you ain't rolling up in your in your your F 150 with a gun
rack. You're kind of suspicious son.
We're just sort of the surveillance system at the
store. We're able to see the taxi pull into the lot. The
driver got out. Oh no. And of milling around the vehicle. Oh,
the driver was kicking his tires. I call the cops. This is
crazy. Meanwhile, at our meetup yesterday, I would say
conservatively 45% of the producers had guns with them.
Seriously,
you're in Texas pure carry there. Yeah,
it's fantastic. You know who I met? Do you remember the story
about we got a donation from a guy and a girl. And hold on a
second. I have have their names here. It was put up by Melissa
and John De Leon. And that she would play the airline traveler
and he would play the TSA agent at home and they do the Enhance
It's pat down game. Do you remember that?
No, I don't actually sorry.
I did. You would. And when I saw her I was like, how now is she's
like, like five to a hotter than hot. And and she had and she's
like, oh, you know remember that? Yeah, we play that game a
lot and and so and so's coming over and she's going to dazzle
my 45. With with with pink jewels. These people are great
here.
You should move to Texas. Hey,
shall I tell you something? serious consideration?
Yeah. Well, the problem with Texas is it's so I don't know,
what's the temperature there?
Well, it's very hot right now. It's, it's over 100 degrees, and
they've had a severe of a dry heat dois. And it's very dry.
Now. It's nothing like Louisiana. I mean, that was
in Texas when I was 106. And I'm rolling around. It's very
comfortable at that temp. It's
okay. Yes, absolutely. Okay. And they do have a drought right
now. So, you know, we're right near Lake Travis staying at a
friend of mine. This is a friend, Greg Lolly who's been my
friend for 25 years, and we see each other like once every five,
six years. And so just happens. He's in town.
As he tear up your driveway today.
He now has an invitation to come and mess up my driveway. I mean,
I I had to move the Duchess, the four winds 5000 to a better spot
to get to Wi Fi. And I backed out of the driveway. And I got
stuck like Obama's limousine at the embassy and I dug a groove
in the street in one of these gated communities. I swear to
God, if kids are riding their bikes down the street, they're
going to wipe out when I hit this thing. Like, oh, so we got
to figure that out before I leave, he's not going to be
happy but Greg
should get into the driveway without digging a hole. Well,
for
some reason, when it has to do with the angle, but I was
backing out and and I was in a hurry because you know I we were
late to start the show. And so anyway, I'll fix it with Greg
but Greg has a 7000 square foot home here. It's amazing. We got
a whole wing to ourselves. So we've been like in air
conditioned, beautiful hanging out. Cook in taking showers
every five minutes. It's beautiful.
Nope, no personal income tax in Texas. No
personal and people do complain a bit about the about the
property taxes. They seem a bit high.
They're about they're not as high as they are in California.
That's That's what I tell everybody. But man is it's
actually a lot like Los Angeles. You got hills. It's green. Well,
that's
only Austin.
Yes. Well, I'm talking about Austin specifically. They've got
a film industry here. They've got a music big music industry.
Of course. It's the live music capital of the world. They say
they've got a they've got a interactive industry. Of course
you've got Dell. Dell is based out of here. And you miss Mickey
has said a couple times she said I could live here. I could live
here. Okay,
there's lots to do. This is got it. So the intellectual
community like Berkeley, well, not like Berkeley, but Well,
no, they don't have bamboo utensils. John, it's not like
Berkeley at
all. You know what? Look around. They do have bamboo utensils.
There
are some Yes, but that's kind of the thing. But they have the big
college there. That's what I'm trying to relay here. The big
university of Texas, which actually has a better one of the
big budgets right now. They're actually one of the top schools
in the country. So I have a lot of smart kids around there. And,
and they're all nice little place. And they're pretty,
everyone's pretty
well, everybody gets dolled up in Texas. In fact, I've talked
to women about this, because it's actually, you know, if you
go into an office environment that typically the women are
just dolled up, they're wearing hot clothes, they're got a lot
of makeup on and they get their hair all done. And I've asked
women about this who are from other parts of the country, and
they say, you know, it's a little you go there and say,
Holy crap, you know what's going on with these women? And then
I'm told you get into it real fast. What do you mean? They In
other words, you said, you know, this is a lot of fun.
You get used to it. You mean it's like, yeah, could I like it
here? Is that what you're talking about?
Well, no, no, I like it. But you actually start darling yourself
up and you start looking good. And yeah,
dude, I would be the number one. That's one mother. I'd like to
have. Big bi curious community here.
I don't think so. You'd be it.
There's a big light. Everyone's bi curious. You'd be it. No,
that's not true. There's a huge gay community in Austin. I've
never heard of such a thing. Yeah, that's well known. Well,
you wouldn't there you move there, get it over with,
get it out of your system. I would consider living here.
There's two direct flights daily to La Three hours. It's nice,
man. It's not and oh, by the way real estate prices Hello? Very
low.
Yeah, no and I noticed there's no personal income. Here's the
question I always asked me we have the same thing in
Washington state there's no personal income tax, right? Why
are the services the roads and everything? Much, much better?
That has you noticed this right.
We drove up so we came from Houston. And so you go up i 10
or over i 10. And then you get on Texas 72 The best road we
have driven on yet. Smooth as as as ice. No bumps. No, just like
beautiful. Mickey. asleep in the back.
Yeah, no, you'll find this and what is the same thing in
Washington state compared to California, the roads here are
disrepair is because because of these because there's so much
money to be scammed. It actually worsens goods and services. You
can't It's unbelievable. The states with personal income
taxes really need to look around. I've been to
unfortunately, a lot of these states without the personal
income tax, they see that huge goldmine of soak in their own
citizens. keep wanting to do it.
Yeah, it's funny you say that because of course, there is one
downside to the entire state of Texas and that would be Rick
Perry audios MoPhO. And so he of course has corrupted a lot. And
he's tried to turn every single road into a toll road. And the
people in Austin just won't have it. But if you drive up there's
a toll road the Katy toll road I think it is. Which no one's on
of course. And so you know that that got that is not a popular
guy around these parts.
That guy's a debt guys bad news. Yeah.
And people here are saying, you know, you watch he's going to be
the he's going to be the Republican nominee. Yeah, well,
I'm just saying what the people around these parts talking about
Johnny Boy. So But wow, yeah, that people in the Baroness in
the chat room just said Adam sounds happy. Yeah, I am. First
of all, I'm here with my buddy. Great hanging out. But this is
just beautiful. Right? It's a contender, John. It is an
absolute contenant. Shoot, mate. Christina might even move here
with us. She could work here. There's tons of work.
Yeah, she'd fit in. She make herself up. do her hair. You
know the whole thing. She's like, she looks like a Texas
girl. Almost.
It just needs some boots. Some boots and a hat. And she's good
to go a bandana? Oh, man. It was it was great. And the meetup was
spectacular. We missed you very much. You have to you have to
realize, John that we were a little bit late. Because of
course Chris coolingz The Fed went the wrong way. Where's the
Pentagon from here? Let me just think oh, by the way, the
Pentagon the Austin Capitol is the only capitol building in
Texas that has its ass pointed towards Washington. Did you know
that? Is this their little story? That's their story. I
like I'm buying it. Yeah, I'm buying it I like it. I like it.
By the way, Christina could get a gun that'd be cool.
Get a gun in California
but here everyone's you know it's a concealed permit yeah
don't
carry Yeah. Loaded Yeah. I love it.
This is my time rate very low you know why airy low we had who
drove us back
this is the anomaly that nobody wants to talk about the fact
that Texas has carry that you can carry you a weapon and and
the crime rate is one of the lowest in the country. Right.
So we're talking with Gordon Walton who drove us back and he
said you know I got a gun mommy right now. Got to get one in the
car got one of my hip. And he says you know crime rates really
low here. You know, we're really polite to each other. You don't
see a lot of road rage around here. He says we're polite
because you know, you never know the guy might have a gun and
blow your head off. So we're all really nice to each other. It is
very low crime. Like this works. But how does this crazy when you
think about it? Like everyone's got guns? Crime is low. There's
no personal income tax yet the city's not broke. How does it
work?
counterintuitive? Well, counter left left wing intuitive right
left is well, you know, somebody has a liberal lug mentality
would they don't understand the mechanism whatsoever. It's just
possible for him. So and some people by the way, just don't
want to believe it
now. And it's and I understand certainly in in the
International world of media that people are stuck in. You
know if when you talk about Texas in like Gitmo nation low
lands or give them a nation East in the UK it's like everyone's
got guns I just crazy man. It's crazy. And meanwhile in the UK,
you get a shiv and your ribs. If you look at someone funny in the
pub. There's a lot of nice things going on. And it is it's
it's weird to think about it, but it does work. somehow
magically, it just does work. And I love as we
get richer, where do you have the meet up? And who would you
talk about?
Oh, anyway, so we arrive we arrive a little bit late.
There's so there was 32 people and then with with our buddy
Chris, there was 33 producers. We walk up there and three long
tables outside. We're sitting in a nice place on Seventh Street,
and in unison everything goes in the morning. It's like the best
welcome ever. Everyone's already kind of sauced up a little bit.
We had one night there. Which is cool. Sir Dwight Dolson and he
had his ring and then he was proud to display it and we had
tons of people with cameras and and now man, we've got coolers
with barbecue fur on the road and all kinds of just great
stuff. And I'd say the number one thing people were talking
about was, you know, we're getting by just fine here. So
they are kind of living that American dream.
When you're while you're in the Austin area, definitely happy to
have these guys turn you on to some of the best and there's a
number of places that are recommendable have some of the
best. Texas barbecue and not the ribs.
Tex Mex right this is the good stuff.
No no Tex Mex No. What do you mean no. You don't you what you
want is Barbic you want brisket right on when brisket or brisket
sandwiches and the brisket in the Texas area which is is
really their super speciality Tex Mex ism is bullshit. Kind of
a creation Hello of hot Mex. It's just Mexican Texas food
mixed up. No it's the brisket. barbecue brisket. That's the key
that's what Texas can do. Nobody else does. Diem comes close.
Okay, well we're gonna get us some of that we're gonna get
some barbecue brisket before we leave. And so yeah the the
things people were talking about was hey, this is a great place
to live you guys need to come and live here. And then of
course there has to be where else Hey, you see this in my
pocket? I'm not just happy to see you guys gotta move here.
And I think a large portion of the population is important you
know there's very few original Austin Tony ins.
That loss is a different animal than Dallas and Houston the
other two big cities.
Yeah, we went through we stopped overnight after leaving New
Orleans stopped about 30 miles shy of Houston the next day we
got up early and like okay, I'm gonna drive now all the way to
you know, it's only like three and a half hours. But there was
a fuel spill on i 10 in Houston. My goodness. We were in stop and
go traffic for an hour and a half. It was horrible. And of
course I had the CB you know that's Twitter for truckers had
the CB radio that was hilarious. And make her make no money. Can
I get round here by going 45 north into the 610 come back.
I was trying to find a rally enjoy and
I am loving it. Are you kidding me? It's awesome. boy. Oh boy
have they had a bad day whatever fuel spill come back. Who needs
it? Who needs a ham radio license when you got CB man? CB
kicks butt.
Well, CB kicks buttons unless you're in some area where you
have one of these. One of these a holes with a linear amp and
Oh, yeah. pump to the max. And when it comes across your thing,
it just blows your speakers out. Nikki. Nobody can get in. Yeah,
and there's always around here. Yeah, that Yeah. Axon CB at some
high way illegal transmitter. He's got a heater. He's got a
toaster. Yeah, he's got a toaster and he's like, and it's
like he's just he's ran. He's, he's preaching. He's like, he's
like some ministers or something. It's just going on.
They always
have an echo. And they always have a big high condenser mic
with a with an echo on it. Yeah. Which makes him totally
unintelligible
you can understand where this sounds like Mexican radio.
Anyway, so of course, the big reality show continues in in
Washington. And I had I was just there was some funny stuff.
There was some funny stuff on C span that I caught glad they
caught it was actually A message from the senator from Alaska.
What's her name? Murkowski? I think her name is
Yeah, Murkowski. She she was she was, I don't know, to be honest
about I heard her talk. And it was I know which one it is. And
I didn't clip it because I thought she was just kind of
being a little boy pontificating to you know, we need to be more
honest. Meanwhile, everybody's lie in their seats, out and out
lying on both sides, by the way, well, she
said something which I thought was directed towards us, I
thought she was sending us a message. I shall explain with
this short clip.
And my brother and sister in law, pretty educated people,
they follow the news, they follow the politics, fascinated,
fascinated by what was going on in this body and really trying
to understand what it was that was going on. And I was trying
to convey to them, and I realized, if it's this difficult
for me, as a member of this body to explain to somebody that's
really pretty plugged into what's going on what is
happening here. Imagine the confusion of the person who just
occasionally tunes in to C span.
Right on that's us, except we're not setting
cage where I spend more time on C span than any other. But I
heard that I was like, yeah, if people tuned into C span, and
they could actually sit through that drivel, they would have a
clue as to what's really going on that it's one big show.
So I'm watching her she's she's tagging the camera. tag on this.
What do you mean tagging?
She's hitting it with her eyeballs? She's, Oh, yeah. No,
she's
she's, she's a media expert.
So she's, like, bang in that thing. You know, just looking
right at it and talking about C span because she's talking right
to the audience. Nobody else did that. Actually, yeah, he's good.
I have a couple of interesting wild little clips that I want to
get out of the way. One of them is the douchebag from Texas. Hi,
Johnny.
I just say something really funny. So I'm looking out the
window and I see a neighbor go by in a golf cart and actually
hit the brakes and go around the groove in the street. Oh, geez.
I'm so sorry Greg.
He's reporting it immediately hitting because he's got the
golf cart he's obviously gonna report it to the home and when
we see something really weird we got an RV like with a hot
pockets on it up there number 108. And I don't know there's
like they may be I think there's gunpowder in that groove. We
gotta get smokeless smokeless gunpowder.
All right. So anyway, the douchebag Sheila Jackson from
Texas, I might add, she comes out and she does the following
thing. She kind of she's not even there. She comes wandering
in and then she she makes the guy acknowledge her and there's
the first of all, there's there's nothing but essentially
gavel to gavel people yelling and screaming and then talking
to each other and trying to make their points and she comes out
and does this Massachusetts rise. Madam Speaker, I yield to
the gentlelady from Texas Miss Jackson Lee for unanimous
consent request. As an American I stand here to vote. What for
what time I yield for unanimous consent?
Unanimous the gentlelady is recognized for unanimous consent
in America and
I stand here united with America voting yes. On this bill to say
Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. As an American I ask
unanimous consent to put my my statement into the record.
Without objection. Speaker, I'd like to yield one minute to the
show me your passport. Make sure
she comes out and Dennis and dimensions demands
Yeah. And then she leaves. That's all it was. I just want
to be put in the record that I'm for America. I'm American. She's
horrible.
She is totally horrible. I mean, people should be ashamed of
having her as a congressman.
And Ron Paul actually was on Anderson Cooper Anderson
Vanderbilt pooper. And he basically Thank goodness for Ron
Paul, by the way, from the great state of Texas, where I am right
now. He he said it. He said it's all a show. And the deal is
already done. Behind you're not supporting it is part of your
thinking, though, also politics of what happens to the bill in
the Senate and what happens after
that. Now I think that's sort of not much of my concern. That's
what most of what's going on here is all the politics. I've
heard that they've already know what to do. They'll finally come
out of this. But they have to go up to the last minute to see who
gets blamed for whatever, and you didn't get the best edge.
But
there you go. It's already done. So Yeah, makes sense. So who do
you think is going to get the best edge? Let it because we
know that this is obviously a show and a big scam. And they're
going to raise the debt limit. Who is going to get the edge and
how is it going to play out?
Well, that's the problem because right now we have two bills that
are competing, neither one of them are acceptable to the other
side. And, and by the way, we ran with one of us to read Harry
Reid support was the as compromise bill that he dreamed
up because he wants his name on and then veiners got his bill on
the other side and, and all they do is moan and groan on the
Democrat side that Boehner is bill is going to cut Social
Security, but they have a couple of short clips. Typical like
them Nancy Pelosi clip play that real quick.
Hold on a second. Where is Nancy? is really funny. The
power keeps going on and off. Is it possible that there's like a
breaker that that does like a half shutdown or something? Have
you ever heard of that?
Well, there's some things that go off I mean, there's there's a
certain kinds of breakers that are go off and then come back on
their own. I mean, they they're usually used in lightening
areas.
So but here's the here's the crazy thing. I have a monitor,
just sorry, just to interrupt, but I'm a little confused. So I
can feel the air conditioner go off. The fan slows down. I can
see my laptop's not charging, but that external monitor stays
on and then the the airco comes back on again. So is that like a
brownout something some kind of thing? Yeah, I
have no idea. I'm not there.
I'm good. I'm good. It's happening though. At least we're
up and rolling Nancy Pelosi the debt ceiling
increase hostage to their desires, hopes and dreams. And
what is the other side? Want? They'll be honest, not all of
them. They want cuts in Social Security. Medicare, they even
had a proposal over in the house to end Medicare as we know
it. Yeah. Isn't that what this is all about, though?
played there. I got three clips I want to play then. The second
one was a short Bernie Sanders clip.
Okay, does it need setup? No. Same basic lip. Sorry. Because
of the air conditioner. My hands are wet again. Ah. I can't grab
the clip. Yeah, I got it.
And included in that proposal, because they want huge amounts
of cuts six months from now. No question. No question. massive
cuts to Social Security. Medicare, Medicaid.
Yep, that's what it's about.
Yeah. But here now I want you to play this clip, which is Dreier,
who's who's leading the Boehner side in the house. And he's in
heat the sick and listening to this crap. And he challenges the
Democrats in with this clip challenge on the meaning of the
Republican bill. Let's play this.
Sorry. I was trying to guess which one? Okay, here we go.
gentleman from California. Madam Speaker, I'd
like to yield to any of my colleagues on the other side of
the aisle who will tell me where in the Boehner bill, it says
that we want to cut Medicare, Social Security, or any of the
other items that they continue to attack me I happen to yell at
anyone who can point to me, where in the Boehner bill it
says that I'm happy to yield to anyone. Obviously, I'm happy to
yield to my friend
in the Balanced Budget Amendment that you have in in the Ryan
proposal. You have all Medicare and Social Security, and we're
gonna fight you on that Mr. Dreier.
the Balanced Budget Amendment and the Ryan bill have nothing
to do with the Boehner bill. No. And so they have nothing. So
this is bullcrap. But it's somewhat disingenuous, both
sides are being completely disingenuous, because the way
the Democrats interpret the Boehner Ville is, ya know,
there's nothing about Social Security or Medicare, but the
only way to get to their numbers is by cutting something like,
you don't have to cut data. You can cut the military budget,
too. But it's just bullcrap. This whole thing is bull crap
from the get go. And everybody is like going on and on. I liked
a couple I got to see some people talk in front of the
Senate and House said I never I've never seen chat before in
that environment. And I have to say, I really, like have a clip
here that we may be for board stippling and play it. But I
really like Marco Rubio. I
think I have the exact same clip as this where he quotes Obama.
Yeah, she quotes Obama Biden and read. Yeah.
And did you get the bit where Carrie then interrupts him,
right. Carrie interrupts him and Rubio does a pretty good job of
Fending him off, because the points well taken, but the real
what he what what Rubio should have said to carriers, but let
me explain to people listening. They're bitching and moaning and
blaming everything on the Tea Party. So Rubio read some some
quotes from Obama from Biden in 2006. And Harry Reid, seven
Harry Reid, which sounds just like what these guys are
bitching about today. It was a good bit, and it was a great bit
and then so Carrie comes in this is one of these votes didn't
mean anything. And what Rubio should have said at that point,
he says, you know, because they were just showboating, Rubio is
this or you're just telling me that are you insinuating that
they were just full of crap when they get these bots? They were
just showboating Is that what you're saying?
I think we're there. I believe we need the word crap more on
the on the house.
Buried Carrie what he did, and he actually he puts it out a
bit. I agree.
Instead, let me tell you what we've seen over the last year is
first of all today. And for much of this time, I've heard all
these attacks and name calling I've heard. I mean, if we had a
billion dollars for every time that I hear the word Tea Party
extremists, we could solve this debt problem. So all this name
calling so I said, Well, let me read some quotes about this debt
limit. And I found some pretty extremist quotes. Here's one,
let me read you what it says. The fact that we are here today
to debate raising America's debt limit is a sign of leadership
failure. America has a debt problem and a failure of
leadership. Americans deserve better. I therefore intend to
oppose the effort to increase America's debt limit. A quote
from a tea party extremist right now, this is a quote from March
16 of 2006. From Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, I found
another extremist quote, This one says, because this massive
accumulation of debt was predicted, because it was
foreseeable because it was unnecessary, because it was the
result of willful and reckless disregard for the warnings that
were given. And for the fundamentals of economic
management, I am voting against the debt limit increase. Well,
that must be from a Tea Party, extremist member of the House
right now. This is March 16th 2006, from Senator Joe
Biden of Delaware. And last but not least, is a quote from
September 27 of 2007. It says, I find it distasteful and
disturbing to increase the debt limit yet again, clearly, we
need to change course. And this debt limit bill is just another
reminder of that. And that is from the distinguished senator
from Nevada, the majority leader.
Do you want to hear Carrie or can we Yeah. So it is pretty
funny. So of course, you can find him in the show notes,
three to six out and a show notes.com. It the whole thing is
it's a good show. I have to say, John, if you and I were
producing the show, we would have tightened it up a lot. And
we would have had hotter chicks on the show.
Well, I would have also had sound effects between.
Exactly it's like, yeah, here we go. It's back to the House
floor, everybody. Good morning. Thank you, darling. The
president came out with his his weekly address and here's a W
two t f moment for you.
Oh, by the way, before you go into that, can I do have a
prediction I want to bring out based on a clip, get the book.
I'm gonna have the I've got the book out. Here's the here's the
prediction. Now, no, of course, this is contradicted already by
Ron Paul. But I still am going to make this prediction. The
prediction is, and it's a kind of a two fold prediction. The
first prediction is that Obama is going to pull the 14th
Amendment card,
you really think after he said explicitly, he wouldn't do that?
Well, here's the reason is because I have the hearken
speech. And this only I only clip the beginning of it. But
Harken went on and on demanding almost at the President do this
in any excited a bunch of examples in the past, the
president's going against what, you know, questionable
constitutional moves. And so I think they're either going to
push the president to do this, and I think it would be I think
the Republicans should could make him do it, because I think
it'd be even better theater if he does it. Or they're going to
be or it's a game of brinksmanship. Or look, if you
don't do this and take credit for something or other the
President is going to do this. But Harkin basically tells him
to do and he's a senator, essentially telling the
President to steal more of the Senate's authority, which I
think is kind of weird. But I've noticed over time that the
Congress has been giving the President the executive branch
more and more and more power. I mean, the warp thing is perfect
example. They don't have wham, they impeached him for that.
Do we want to play hargan?
Yeah, play Hello Harkins, that's the lead into the prediction,
equal punch. It does not belong to Columbus. Rather, it belongs
to the American people. And you, Mr. President, you Mr. Crist,
you have been entrusted by the American people. And a very
clear election to, as it says right here in the Constitution,
to faithfully to play golf, persecute the Office of the
President of the United States, and to the best of your ability,
preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. Why
didn't you say both of you, Mr. Presidents.
So Mr. President, Mr. President, the SEC, the 14th amendment
makes clear that full faith and credit of the United States
cannot be destroyed. The only case on point ever decided by
the Supreme Court said the Congress cannot alter or destroy
those obligations cannot. So if the Congress through an action
to an action or action, tries to destroy or alter those
obligations, I believe it is incumbent upon the chief
executive to exercise his authority to exercise his
authority to make sure that the full faith and credit of the
United States is not jeopardized, is not jeopardized
squirrel president should use his authority to do so. And I
will give you three examples where there is no precedence
where there's no clear authority and the Constitution. But where
the President exercise that kind of authority, Thomas Jefferson,
purchasing Louisiana Purchase. He wrote letters and I have them
here. And I'm going to ask that they be saying
kill it now.
So hold on a second. We research the 14th. Amendment. And yes, in
what is it section two B, I think there is something about
you have to pay our debts. Yeah, but there is, but there has to
be complete transparency about those debts. And we went through
this. There's a whole bunch of stuff that no one would ever
want to show because then the Pentagon would actually have to
have their books in order would be so there's a lot. Yeah,
exactly. There's a lot of legalese behind this. So your
prediction is he's going to pull the 14th amendment? You really
believe that?
Yeah, if they don't resolve this by the 10th of August? I'm
absolutely sure.
I don't think so. No, I don't think so. He's, well, he's so
anti constitutional. He doesn't want to do anything. He stares
away from the Constitution and specifically said he wouldn't do
that. But he's confused in general man, listen to this
about tax. What is tax? John, please explain to me what is a
tax?
The tax is where the government takes your money for some
purpose or other Oh, no,
no, no, no, not according to the President and his weekly address
very little time. We need to reach a compromise by Tuesday,
so that our country will have the ability to pay its bills on
time. bills like Social Security checks, veterans benefits, and
contracts we've signed with 1000s of American businesses. If
we don't, for the first time ever, we could lose our
country's triple A credit rating, not because we didn't
have the capacity to pay our bills. We do. But because we
didn't have a triple A political system to match it. Make no
mistake for those who reflexively oppose tax increases
on anybody. A lower credit rating could be a tax increase
on everybody. We all pay higher interest rates on mortgages and
car loans and credit cards. So that's not a tax that's not
okay. Now is Yeah.
So
we don't have a triple A political system. Thanks.
Yeah, it's a good one. Yeah. Hold on Who wrote who did they
pay somebody a bonus for that one?
Yeah, the corner Carney spokes hold Carney, Ed, but then if we
don't pass it, you'll get attacks in the form of higher
insert interest rates. It's not really attacks. I mean, yeah,
we're paying more but it's not really attacks.
Yes. Like me going to Las Vegas and then betting on black. It
comes up red, and I lose the money. That's not its attacks.
You just got tax on. Anyway, while we're on predictions, the
distinguished gentleman from Ohio, my friend Dennis Cassina,
and so I do like this guy, even though people from Ohio told me
he's a total douche and wants to run everyone's life there.
Yeah, he they claim he's a special basically a fascist
Nazi.
Yeah. So okay, I don't know. But he helps me in my argument about
the ratings agencies. Here we go.
It's Congress struggles. To come up with this deal over
government debt, we all know that. All we had to do is raise
the debt ceiling. And that the chaos the country's being thrown
into is not necessary, simple, raise the debt ceiling, protect
the credit of the US, and then debate how to cut our debt
afterwards. We're trapped in a debate where there's another
game going on over our heads and that game involves the rating
services, in particular standards and poor Standard and
Poor's rating agencies. Hell put the US economy in the dumper in
2008. Dodd Frank was the first effort to hold rating agencies
accountable, when in fact they should have been subject to
civil fraud charges, as well as revocation of their license at
the SEC. Just a few months after Dodd Frank passed standard four
strikes back with a threat to downgrade US debt, a downgrade
which would cost us taxpayers billions of dollars a year in
extra interest payments. The US is sovereign Standard and Poor's
is not when we work to raise the debt ceiling. We should also
raise questions about Standard and Poor's maybe it's time to
downgrade Standard and Poor's to junk status.
Junk junk status. I love them. Moody's did come out. And they
said here's the quote delimited magnitude of both debt plans put
forward by congressional leaders would not put the nation's
triple A credit rating back on solid footing. I'm telling you a
downgrade coming and it makes so much sense because this would
the bankers want your they've downgraded Cyprus after they
blew it up?
Well, first of all, you He made a little pointer that just
happens to coincide with something that I read that
Horowitz sent me today, which I never thought about it and could
finish makes this point you didn't pick up on it, it
wouldn't have picked up on it, where he says Dodd, we didn't
have this thread about the about the downgrade until Dodd Frank
got put in play. It seems to piss somebody off in the nine
way. Now, there's a there's a chart that Phil, I guess URL and
your research came out with on page count of legislation. And
you have to remember, nobody ever wanted to go back to Glass
Steagall because it was so effective. And you know, they
weren't too well. Yeah, who want to work great. Yeah, the page
count on the financial regulatory data under a chart
called the financial regulatory complexity, the page count of
the Glass Steagall Act was 34 pages, the page count of the
horrible Sarbanes Oxley, which is pretty much got largely
response for the lack of IPOs and activity in the tech sector.
66 pages. The page count of Dodd Frank 2000, I think 849 goes on
was 10 times more complex and Sarbanes Oxley and Glass
Steagall combined, basically, and it's, I can see you know,
this probably I don't know what's in there, but it might
you've made it it's one of those things because I know you love
plowing into these things now. I'll bet you it's like that Cap
and Trade Act it's just a bunch of weird crap in there. That is
hopeless.
So then in a way you kind of agree with my argument that
there is a war going on that Moody's and and Standard and
Poor's are saying hey, you guys shape up or we're going to screw
with you and you said they wouldn't do that because they
don't want to do the head but I you know,
I well I still stick with my theory that they don't they're
not going to do it but they can keep threatening it then which
is just close to being bad and
why would why would the international banking cartel
downgrade and screw every single country but the US I mean,
there's we
run the cartel Give me a break. No, they run us now we run them
and we'll see.
Okay. Are you willing to put a dinner on this as the
bed about just before and you wouldn't take the bets on that
taking the bed now
anyway, the slaves of the country and in this case of the
Latino community they're lapping it all up the President spoke in
front of the with the l a r c i think it is is that La Raza
community I'm not quite sure la RC let me look it up la IRCA
look that
of course is a unbelievable means the race yeah which is
like what yeah
oh yeah. Now but but listen to the crowd the crowd as Obama
says paying laboratory animal research center that's them
those guys screw those guys I know
some people want me to bypass Congress and change the laws on
my own believe me listen and
yeah fascist Mexicans it gets better
and and believe me right now dealing with Congress the idea
Yes, you can yes you can be a dictator. Change the laws. Yes,
you can. Yes, you can. But but but believe me
they chanting Yes, you can. Yes.
They're chanting Yes, you can when he says I some people I
Baba Baba would like me to just change the laws myself. Yes, you
can. Yes, you can.
That's best desert. This is what we need. More and more of this
Latino influence that stems from the Spanish Inquisition.
So groovy, just groovy everybody. Yeah, I love it. Good
job, guys. Good job. So let us thank some producers, which
short man shortlist. Summer is
very well, this show I think our last show must have been
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Well, it is it was terrible. And part of that is because of the
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you know, you're hearing the clips poorly. You've got a huge
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conversation with someone, which is what we do. We don't talk any
other Good day. Yeah. Yeah. So the fact that we're producing
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Okay, and then finally we have let's see James Pearce out of
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It would have been better if John could have made it, maybe
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Yeah, I mean, karma is only so good. It's not going to do all
kinds of
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some domain names forwarding to no agenda show.com Time to
riot.com, which I think could be its own standalone pretty soon.
Here's another good one people listen to the show very closely.
We talked about the compound that Candice and her husband
Brian, you know, they live in on that compound. So we now have
the domain name guns and ipads.com which is by the way
that that could be a great site just by itself. No, buy an iPad,
get a Magnum 45. People listening axis of abuse.com.
That's a beautiful one. Actually, I can't believe we
didn't think of that axis of abuse.com. Now pointing to no
agenda show.com. Here's one for you, John that we can put some
sub domain names into is a fractal.com. So this, that's
kind of cool. We could have all kinds of deep redirects. When we
have a good one fractal stories, we can have the name of the
fractal.is a fractal.com. So I'll work on that. I couldn't
believe that this was available. But it turns out that the
donation dude, who we'll be talking about later on in our
donation segment, he has a couple of cool domain names. He
has path to persia.com, which is filled with all kinds of stories
from the show that we talked about the path to Persia, and
also donation donation for haiti.com. Where he has a Bush
saying, Well, we know what Bush says, obviously,
we just need cash. I know a lot of people want to send blankets
or water. Just send your cash. And that's
on that website. Those are good. I really like yeah, no,
those are very good. I like to see those kinds of little
offshoot sites and then they link to us as an afterthought.
Yeah, we got one more this was kind of fun. I think there's a
vocabulary, no agenda vocabulary test, but I don't know if it has
a website yet. But when I saw this list of words that put this
together, David Waterson just a couple of words that you might
want to bone up on a no agenda. John, do you know the meaning of
Hot Pockets crackpot buzzkill shill, Doug Knight Baron s fat
bitch Gitmo, slave producer, karma douchebag Boehner donor
coincidence squirrel, pet peeve science formula fractal meme
scam boots coin Skull and Bones conspiracy that signal Stargate
false flag building five Bilderberg Illuminati Monsanto
overlord Osama Oussama Oh Biden. Holy crap no wonder people don't
get this show.
They need to have a you need a book you need you need a program
to follow the game. Yeah, when did they show us turning into
like a cricket match?
Exactly. It's no one understands it yet. We do break for tea from
time to time. That's about it. Everybody else? Thank you so
much. You can always go out and propagate the formula our
formula is this we go out we get people in the mouth
shut up sleeves pelea I gotta move forward going I think it's
either Showtime or HBO one of the two people should check out
his I Have a movie recommendation for no agenda,
entertainment guys out there who put the stuff these
recommendations on their little website? I don't know if you've
seen this or not. I think is it just a well paced? Very good
story. Kind of a thriller suspense. ghostwriter, if you've
seen the ghost rider. It's with a bike basically about Tony
Blair and this ghost rider that he's hired to do his memoirs
after he quits. No, I haven't seen starring Pierce Brosnan at
the Tony Blair character. No, I haven't. It is great. And twins
of Roman Polanski movie so it has that pacing of, you know
this kind of sinister quality pacing. That is just very
entertaining. Okay, very riveting. Actually.
It's on Netflix. I'm sure it's on Netflix.
I don't know my probably is this writer.
You said something. There were two things that Miss Mickey
hadn't heard the show live because she was down in the
lower Ninth Ward taking pictures. Have you seen those
pictures? By the way? No, I
haven't gotten back to look at the photos. You gotta
get on the Facebook's. So she didn't hear the show. The
pictures are just amazing. So we're listening and actually to
help. I can understand how this show does help people because I
had to do like three more hours to get to Houston and I'm like,
Okay, if I just listened to the show. By the time the show was
over. I'll be almost there that is it is quite helpful as a
timing device.
Yeah, no People that commuters. That's why I think we keep the
the finish time pretty consistent. Yeah. consistent.
And I think users I think a lot of commuters love the show for
that reason.
So I'm, I'm listening to the show and right off the bat, you
said why is the New York Times plugging aliens and I couldn't
come up with the answer because I've been unplugged from
reality. By the way, the world is pretty nice when you don't
have a lot of television to watch. It's pretty cool.
To better read. Yeah. So
Cowboys and Aliens does Yeah, somebody sent me that no, da, no
da. And just so people know, this is what we observe
continuously, is that mainstream media will start putting in all
kinds of weird little stories that are of course slipped in by
PR companies, big ones, like Hill and Knowlton. And they do
that to help promote the psyche movies of movies. Yeah. That's
exactly what I mean. This whole debt crisis is certainly going
to help. George Clooney he's got Ides of March coming out. You
seen his posters looking all presidential and crap.
Yeah, I've heard it. I haven't seen the post. Probably. I'm
sure they're all over LA.
Yeah. Now luckily, we're not there right now. And by request,
John, you wanted to hear a 10 year old and a 12 year old
singing distraction of the week together? Yeah, your wish is my
command my friend. We are no agenda. Go.
Good. They sound more bored.
Good job. Kids. Don't listen to that cranky man. I like what you
did. I like what you did. For real. This leads me right into a
story about our friends down under. In the Land of Oz where
of course douchebag get Gilly yard who promised no carbon tax
and is now and not just said we're gonna have a carbon tax.
She's implementing it. And I have a jingle for that. Get mo
nation down on things they get in rough. Get mo nation down on.
Crikey, I think were staffed. Yeah, they're gonna have
something called the carbon cops. Yeah, the carbon cops, you
better be paying your carbon tax slave, or you better be turning
off the lights or the carbon cops are gonna come and get Yes.
Yes, 14 pieces of legislation in all that have been released now
by the government to be looked at by exposed industry and the
like the carbon copy as it's been described in the Australian
newspaper this morning with sweeping powers to enter
premises to compel individuals to give evidence. And if that
evidence shows that they have breached the carbon tax laws,
then they could face up to 10 years in jail. $1.1 million
fines for corporations as well. All of this legislation, as I
say has been released by the government now. And they hope to
get it through Parliament by November.
They can enter buildings. We better get down there in a
hurry.
I think it's going to be too late. Yeah. I feel bad. But
you're not just totally depressed.
Well, there's a big demonstration today. I think in
Sydney they're doing you got to be careful, man, you got to be
careful with the Aziz. Because you can only push them so far.
And maybe this the whole point of Gilead is that she's the
trial balloon to see if if they'll chop her head off. And
then they'll bring someone else in. Because she's definitely
cruisin for it. I can't believe how far this has gone at this
point. Yeah, no, she's
definitely asking for trouble
as we as my mom would say, cruisin for a bruisin.com.
Couple of aviation stories that get me irked, you know how I
love it when the mainstream media tries to report on
aviation. So the first one is now there's a new report from
Polish official officials, of course, you will recall that
half of the Polish government and elites were wiped out in one
go in this Tupolev crash in, in Russia,
you know, he never talked about is the fact that the Russians
did this to the Polish government once before, back
during World War Two or just before World War Two and blamed
it on the Nazis.
What was what was the occurrence
it was a bit apparently they took off the whole town of I
guess of some of the top leaders of the country and butchered
them in the woods and buried them in an unmarked grave. How
was just uncovered just a few years ago, it's always it's on
the History Channel quite a bit how
On hospitable of them. Yeah. So, so this plane crashed and
there's a new report. And I of course I read through the it's
an aviation report, they're saying the blame is can be
placed firmly on the air traffic controllers on the ground so
there's one thing in there that really doesn't make sense and I
read through the port twice and I guess it's translate I don't
know if it's translated from Polish but it's not easy to read
but at a certain point the pilot according to the black box data,
and we didn't know if any of this is true and it's highly
unlikely that it is the pilot changes his altimeter to
standard pressure setting 1013 hechsher Pascal now let me just
explain how this works when you are above a certain altitude and
this usually I think it's flight level 505 So like 5000 feet,
everyone basically flies on the standard pressure setting this
is important because that that shows your reading as to what
altitude you're flying at. Okay, so once you're above a certain
altitude I think it might vary per country and per region 1013
is the standard presser setting the lower you get you're gonna
have to change that and if you don't change it well then you
may find yourself flying into the ground because your
altimeter say says you still got two or 300 feet to go but you're
actually hitting the ground so why the pilot in charge said his
altimeter to standard pressure setting at 300 feet is beyond me
but this is not what's being pulled out of the report by the
media everyone's just saying oh you know the the the guys that
their traffic controllers made the mistake but I can't read in
the report the air traffic controller saying set at the
standard pressure setting so it's it's there's no conclusive
evidence basically and we still don't know exactly what happened
other than the result of it and of course we remember that video
where you we see what looks like people going around shooting
survivors in the head in the woods. Right? Yeah. Now the
second now this one really got me irked This is the report of
the Air France flight which left from Brazil and crashed and
disappeared right yeah, they're saying complete pilot error.
What complete pilot error all pilot error
the piece down Did you push them stick down and just drove the
plane into the ocean stalled
the airplane? Let me tell crap and if you read through the
report the plane is not responding. Yeah, it's an Airbus
instead of someone just saying you know air buses I'm sorry I
don't like this fly by wire. I really don't like the idea I
like I like sheet metal rivets and and cables. This computer
stuff and you know and so the guys have joysticks and one was
pushing down almost pushing up. And essentially they they were
so stupid apparently these professional pilots and of
course there's always the rookie that's in the in the cockpit
right? Believe me this guy is trained. He's not a total dork.
And they went down from 47,000 feet without figuring out that
they had their indicators were incorrect. I'm just not buying
it. I am buying the fact that this Airbus is faulty but they
can't say that particularly around Air Show time where
people are putting in orders for air buses. And the Chinese are
out there selling their own Boeing rip off.
Yeah, the Chinese are sneaking into this is pretty funny to
watch and you know, their stuffs gonna be kind of junky.
If it works anything like my iPad, I'd be worried
your iPad flaking out,
it always flakes out all this stuff, all this Apple stuff is
good for a while and then wrong with the
Chinese products. And I think this is going to you know, even
if they you know, they make everything and we still do so
you know, you have a really nice Nikon camera made in China. I
mean, it's great. It's well done. But the problem when the
when it comes to the heavy industry is that yeah, they
could they you've may have a company that can build some
vehicle or say an airplane it perfectly, but they have to they
source within their own country. So they will order bolts from
some scammer for all they I mean, at some point, you know,
the the sources for all the little idiosyncratic parts that
go into anything that they build. Many of these are like
counterfeits or they're, they're off spec. Or it's like the
bridge that they were building over here in San Francisco.
Yeah, that's
a great bridge. Back the pieces didn't fit together. Right.
And often, the welds were no good. So you know, the bridge
would probably have collapsed in an earthquake.
Well, it can still happen.
So the point is, is that the Chinese are there we don't. And
of course we're having the same problem here. I mean, there's
Been scandal after scandal about about bolts that don't meet the
Society of American engineering, you know, you know, a bolt has
to give you by a bolt. It has to have a specification
as one does. John, when tell me about the last time you bought
some bolts,
I bought some bolts bolts recently. Yeah. But anyway, if
you start to tighten them into like a block of an engine, for
example is supposed to be able to take so much torque. And
they're supposed to, you know, hold together nothing. They
can't hit Snap, snap on
and off. Right. So what did you buy bolts for?
Oh, as bolts up on the ceiling.
A SEC swing?
I wish.
And now the news that Foxconn is going to replace one workers
with a million robots. That'll be great.
Well, you know, the funny thing is, there's a side story when I
was first time I went to I went to a to an Acer plant in Suzhou,
which is one of these little areas in China that have all
these factories. And I'm, it's a beautiful, beautiful place. They
make keyboards there, and keyboards, like musical
keyboards or keyboards that you type on. And so I'm talking to
the plant manager. And I said, Well, you know, and he told me
that why did they get paid like 25 bucks a week? And, you know,
that's a big deal, because on top of whatever else to get, and
I said, Well, I guess the reason everything's gonna be so
successful is that because you have this cheap laborers is now
he says, we're going with robots as soon as we can. Yeah. Because
I said, Why are you going with robots? He says, Yeah, they're
the people are unreliable. They make mistakes. Robots will make
mistakes. We're gonna soon we're gonna move into 100% robots. And
by the way, like Elon put us in our country,
it those pesky? Well, the President has been talking about
it, those pesky robots, you know, like those workers that
keep jumping off the building. That's a pain in the ass. It's a
mess.
We have to actually give them $25
It's gotta give him $25 a year. And then they wind up in a mess
on the street. We got to clean it up. They'll have street
sweeping,
less hassle.
Yeah, don't bitch a lot. By the way, people are surmising what
you needed the bolts for on the ceiling. They were building a
swing to lower yourself into the bathtub. Yeah, man,
he's actually 100 inch video screen. Oh, really? You go girl.
100 inch video screen.
And you can tell the guys in the chat room that they're a bunch
of douchebags. I love them.
So while this big show was going on, there was something that I
picked up on C span. And here's how I did this. This is eight
hour testimony. I only got through three. Because you know
when you're watching C span.com, which has the worst video
encoding ever. I'm sure the whole website cost $18 million.
At least. It's not a C span. C span. Yeah. C span the C span
website. Yeah. What about it, their video encoding blows that
problem? Well, if you're on well, please try it on 3g And
then some other spotty connection. It's really
horrible. It stops and buffers and it repeats instead of like
buffering, it'll go back 30 seconds. And I'll I hate that.
So we've got our new director of counter Intel counterterrorism
intelligence. This remember, I read you the whole document or
not all of it, but a lot of the document about belligerence and
how we're all going to, we're all all basically lone wolf
terrorists. So this guy is a lawyer. He was a lawyer for the
NSA. This is the guy who is now in charge. And if you look at
him, I'm sorry, nothing against lawyers. But it's like a lawyer
is not the guy one out fighting terrorist and
lawyer and take care of his lawyer stop. And BC.
It's a new series from NBC, anti terrorist lawyer. He passed the
bar now he's pushing it up there, but or something like
that. So he's being grilled by Senator Wyden. And Wyden does
something very cool, which I appreciated. He, you know, of
course, it's all these things being so the guy is being what
is it certified, where we call it? Confirmed? Confirmed? Yeah.
He's going through his confirmation process, and of
course, a lot of like, well, we'll talk about this in secret
private session, because that's all you know, incredibly, you
know, that's a security we got to be careful of terrorist watch
and C span. Be very careful. But I appreciated Wyden came out
with this question. And of course, the lawyer answers it
just like an anti terrorist lawyer. Arrowood Hello, lawyer,
oh,
we have a difference of opinion here. It's my view that we have
to keep operations and methods secret. But we've got to also
have public awareness of the laws on the books. So this is
widen.
So it's good, right? He's saying, Yeah, we got to have
secret stuff, but people do have to know what's going on. We're
gonna continue this discussion. I'm sure I need to ask you one
other question, and that is on a different legal topic. Do
government agencies have the authority to use cell site data
to track the location of Americans inside the United
States for intelligence purposes?
So that's a nice question. What do you think the answer would be
John?
Well, it should be no. Senator, I know that that's a question
that you've posed to the Director of National
Intelligence Director Clapper is a question sounds like hey, this
guy sounds like Timmy Geithner another believe it to be a
character he actually did admit it to you but every every day,
he's actually cuter than Timmy.
But you guys name again. Awesome. Also,
he has one of the Olsen twins.
Olsen it with an E or an O? L S? O N Olsen? Ola. S O N? Wow.
Yeah. All sorry.
What's his first name?
Pete? Pete? I don't remember his first name.
It's not Pete is Bart. There is a congressman Pete Olson a Texas
though is that funny.
Let's listen to the rest of the
s want to see a picture of the guy cated and difficult question
to answer in particularly in this setting. I will say that.
Let me just roll that back. It's a particularly difficult
question to answer. No, it's not. John, you just answered the
question. The answer is no, you can't use cell phone data to
track Americans to use
cell site data to track the location of Americans inside the
United States for intelligence purposes.
Senator, I know that that's a question that you've posed to
the Director of National Intelligence Director Clapper is
a question that is a complicated and difficult question. To
answer. And particularly in this setting, I will say that the
intelligence community is working as we speak. I know
we've talked to your staff in developing a comprehensive
answer to that question, which will be provided to you in
writing.
Madam President. I know my time has expired. But just a quick
follow up on that you seem to be suggesting, then, Mr. Olson that
the executive branch has not yet settled that question. Is that
accurate? I think it's very important to be precise about
exactly what
I love it when lawyers do that. How they answer those questions.
I think it's very important to distract you from answering the
question directly that the question is, and
the question is, does the government have the authority to
use cell site data to track the locations of Americans inside
the country? I think you answered initially that it had
not yet been settled by the executive branch with respect to
whether or not there is that authority. I think this is an
extremely important point. I just want to make that clear.
That I believe you're saying it has not yet been settled by the
executive branch that it has that authority,
I think there are certain circumstances where that
authority may exist. I do think it's a very complicated and
difficult question. And I would ask, like, complicated and
difficult question, question to be prepared in an unclassified
setting, in writing to you, Senator, thank
you, Madam Chair. Yeah.
All right. By the way, the senator sounded like he had his
Invisalign still in needs to remove those before questioning.
So there's more gold in this. So I'm not even halfway through it
yet. But it just shows the hubris of our government to have
a lawyer running the intelligence because it's not
about are we going to you know, is there someone bad who's
trying to do something we're doing you know, got their guns
blazing kick someone's ass now it's about do we have the legal
authority to talk about maybe doing this and have the
executive branch approve it so we can go and listen to people's
cell phone conversations
pretty funny. Like the accountant wants to be the lion
tamer. So I talked about intelligence a guy cut portray
us on some show, I think it was BBC night last night. It might
have been whatever the
BBC Nightline,
Nightline, it's whatever it's called
news, night news, Newsweek, BBC News Week,
or whatever it's called. It could it might be that wherever
it is, just played butcher butcher As he was just seems to
me to be like, they brought him in to run the CIA and he just
seems like a like a phony to me. I mean it just like any then he
does. And he's great at gobbledygook answers where he
goes on and on. And they really never says anything I want to
decode. Play this and tell him what do you think he's telling
me hear?
What is he actually saying? Is your question? Yes, can be
depended upon? Or do you see exhaustion setting in?
This has been a long war,
no question about it. And our countries have shown enormous
determination and persistence. My sense is that if that
progress continues, if the people recognize that this does
enable us to achieve our important objective over time,
that they will continue to provide the requisite support.
But it's incumbent on us, it's incumbent on our Afghan
partners, indeed, to continue to build on that progress. So that
it can be very clearly seen by all those back home who have
sacrificed so much for this effort.
Oh, I know exactly what he's saying.
It's incumbent is one thing.
More drones. That's what he's saying. is able
to achieve our important goals. What is our goal? What's the
important goal? Come on? What is it?
Oh, to steal money from poor African nations to take oil?
Oil in Afghanistan, he's got to be more specific. It's not the
general important go out to kill brown people.
So here's something I just here's something I've been
uncovering a lot. And the more I've been on the road. I'm
getting people are handing me thumb drives with stuff. And
this is and this
is what really, yeah, what do you mean? They're just handing
it?
Yeah, it's like, it's like you don't know me. But you're
doing a handshake. It's kind of in the palm of their hand and
swear to
God, I swear to God, thumb drives, thumb drives, thumb
drives. So the two companies that actually were wrong, the
Predator drones are not the ones that shoot the hell fires. It's
the Reapers that shoot the hell fires. This is already was news
to me. I thought the drone, the Predator drones were the ones
that shoot the missiles. They're just doing the looking. The
Reapers are the ones that are doing all of the all of the
shooting. There are two companies, two government
contractors, both I might add owned by American natives, as
the Native Americans that have these contracts. One is the ASR
C, which is the I think the Alaskan slope, something it's
what is a look this up in the Could you do me a favor and just
ASRC which I believe is Alaskan slope resource company or
something? And the other one is the njvc. Arctic Slope marketing
Corporation. Yes. So you won't find it on their website? What's
the other one? njvc November Juliet, Victor Charlie, towards
the Alaska Native American oil pipeline company. I don't know
their abbreviation. And these by the way, the ASRC George Bush's
buddies and Ted Stevens, actually, this is why Ted
Stevens got popped, because I think he was like, he went way
over the line somewhere. But what how it works is these are
oil company, contractors. And they get money from the oil
companies. And then the government turns around and
contracts these guys to go and fly the reapers and kill brown
people in sand, which then, of course, immediately the oil
companies move in and we just saw this. What is it now? As a
BP No, I think as BP has the big contracts in Iraq, and now
everyone's doing business with the rebels and Libya. So we've
got to figure out more so producers listening to the no
agenda show ASRC NJVC. These are the companies that hold the
contract for the Reapers, and they are oil company
contractors. We've been we've been put way off based on all of
this stuff. We have no idea how it works. And it does seem from
the documents I've received and of course I can't publish these
documents because that is a sure way to have the show be taken
off the air forcibly.
Well, guess what is it what what kind of information do you have?
How about the contracts?
Oh, yeah, they'll do it. Yeah,
I was like, Hey, let me upload this
thing. So not so good. I don't know anything about it. I got a
complaint, go find out and he's got this document. I'm
just bolting my swing to the ceiling I got
you I would burn those things. Oh, no, no, no, I'm
eating him. And I also got all the latest TSA documents.
Oh, no, that would be worth having. Yeah. No, it's
not it's not worth having you. Why don't I send it to your
home?
Well, what's it what what juicy tidbits in there? Well,
something that is in the news right now, which is about their
new their new Israeli tactics. Here's a news clip. This is this
is why it was handed to me. It is the I have all the
procedures. I have every single procedure, every pat down. What
if you show up in a wheelchair, if you're if you're 12, if you
look 12 or under every single procedure, I know exactly what
they're supposed to do. And we now have the BTOS the Hello,
hello. Hello, hello door. For to cram. It's pre crime. We have
the behavioral detection officers.
Alright, let's switch gears now and talk about airport security
because it's about to undergo another change. The TSA is about
to borrow a page from Israel's airport security by profiling
passengers with behavior detection techniques. But can
this method actually be effective here in the United
States?
This is great. By the way, this thing this is one of these ex
DHS guys who of course works for, you know, for a company
that's selling the stuff. Before this, I have to tell you someone
else at the meetup is an architect. And she is working on
re architecting several large airports. I won't tell you which
ones. But do you know that they have to reinforce the floors
where these body scanners stand on? Because they're so heavy?
That Yeah, and like really? Yeah, these things are so heavy,
they have to change the actual infrastructure of every airport.
Otherwise they go crashing through the floor. I'm like
what's in them? She said cancer. Nice. All right. So more
behavioral detection stuff.
Joining me now from DC is Robert Liz kowski, a former assistant
secretary at the homeland Department of Homeland Security
that is he has also consulted
Oh, really? No kidding. Consultant. What do you mean?
Airlines? And by the way, she's she's getting less hot. They
gotta change her. Look. Who is it? What's her name? Greta. No,
Gretchen. Gretchen from Fox. Oh, Gretchen Yeah, she's not mad.
Her hair's like, she's got a helmet on. Now. If you and I
were in there consulting, we changed what she'd be out.
Gretchen I'm sorry. You've passed mill stage. You're out at
some hot young blood here. This got some in Austin. Let's kind
of skate. Good morning. Gretchen, how? Jane just fine.
So the idea that they're going to start looking at behavioral
techniques or attitudes of people or what exactly do you
think they're going to be looking at a potential
passenger? How
was that read? Huh? What exactly do you think they're going to do
this year?
Watch that completely
horrible read? Well, this is a good tool. It's a good tool.
This is a tool. It's a tool.
It was a technique, this technique and a tool?
Well, when it's a guy, it's a tool, when it's a technique.
He's a tool, right? And I'll
allow the TSA and other law enforcement agencies to be able
to identify or potentially detect those people, whether
they're criminals and criminals or terrorists that are going to
try to exploit our vulnerabilities and our systems.
But how will that how will that happen? I mean, there'll be the
TSA officers are going to be called behavior detection
officers to this is what I have the documents on the BTOS
161 airports. So are we to assume that these are the people
that they are checking our IDs, and then they might just get
into a little bit more of a conversation with us before we
go through security?
is good, so good. So this is it's not going to be obvious at
all that you're being profiled watch
work. Yeah, that's right. It's a layered approach. They're
looking for all sorts of behaviors. They're going to be
identifying people in line or in airports that are looking at
that or, you know, acting suspiciously or maybe
uncomfortable, and they'll they'll spot them, they'll look
at them. And what if I
have to poop and I'm standing in line, and I'll be pulled
out and profiled. Yeah, and you'll be pooping in your pants
because it takes forever
You look pretty uncomfortable, son and I gotta poop officer
in line. They'll talk to them engage them in conversation look
for a certain traits or characteristics that might
indicate that they should be slick.
How about my Tourette's, that's gonna be a dead giveaway thing
that this guy's jerking his head all over the place. Have to poop
and I'm jerking my head. I am doing that for further
screening. Alright, so let me ask you this. Well, they just
take an already employed TSA person, who up until this point,
their job has been And, you know, to look at that screen and
to look at IDs and suddenly they're going to be a behavioral
expert.
So this is I have the training manuals as well. And you know
how much training the behavioral detection officer will go
through?
Probably not as much as we'd hope
four and a half hours. That's it. Four and a half hours, of
which 30 minutes is like,
like it. Yeah. Hi, my name is Gary. Hi,
my name is Gary, can I talk to you for a minute? You're looking
rather uncomfortable? Once you step out of the line, sir, we
just want to have a little chat.
Well, I think four hours of training and that's going to
make you an expert. Oh, yeah. No, yeah. Oh, this is gonna be
this is a disaster waiting to happen. It's
why they gave me the docs to process
isn't well publicized. But clearly they know it.
By the way, these Doc's actually say top secret not to be shared
with anybody. I'm gonna bury it in that in that ridge I made in
the road and cover it up, get rid of it and look for
people that have the aptitude to be able to interact with people
in a casual way, not caused them to be alarmed. But by the same
token, identify those characteristics, like I said,
that are going to be those things that are indicating an
abnormal or maybe anomalous behavior that should be further
investigated. This requires a significant amount of training
requires people who are capable of using principles but not
jumping to conclusions that are going to be using reasonable
approaches to identify potential terrorists.
Right. So the TSA chief JOHN PISTOLE said this, I'm very much
interested in expanding the behavior detection program in a
way that allows us to have more interaction with a passenger
just from a discussion, which may be able to expedite the
physical screening aspects. Hey, would
you like a cup of coffee? Hey, come over snow. So I have a
little chat with you
who won the 1927 World Series?
The Yankees? Good one. Yeah. Well, that's that was the
question they use in World War Two. So that's how I know that's
what I'm thinking this sounds more like a kind of a something
they do in a prison camp. You know, try to catch the
it's messed up anyway, so I'm going to commit these documents
to memory. Before I eat them. It was so cool, though. I love when
people say you didn't meet me you don't know me. Oh, man.
You're crazy.
I may be crazy, but I really don't care. It's better to be
crazy because then yeah, there's like the guy who calls himself
the crackpot who cares. Who cares about him?
Yeah, this is what you're gonna be telling you. Hello, better
start driving. You're gonna be hard to go zig and Sal. They're
gonna do the cell phone triangulation is gonna keep
those phones off air.
Not just that to do is follow the trail I'm dragging and with
my with my tail hook here, ripping open this roads all
across Austin. So, New York National Air Guard has announced
it will be using drones over the 6 million acre park in the
Adirondacks. I was
rescued but this is just the beginning of the document you
want to find what the roll up it process is going to be for
drones over our own country.
Yeah, well this is where it starts. They will be piloted
remotely by crews based at Watertown, Fort Drum and Hancock
field in Syracuse Hancock field by the way is famous. And the
drones let me just for what I'm sorry. Famous for what? It's
famous for some some landing didn't famous recently we've
been on once again it's in there somewhere. Here's the best part
of the article. The drones which are assigned to the air guards a
170/4 fighter wing will be piloted remotely by crews based
or watered house for drum Hancock field and Syracuse the
drones are not expected to carry any weapons. We don't expect
them but it could happen. It could happen. Wow. Yeah. I know.
disconcerting
to say not expected to carry any weapons. That means it's still
talking about it. Yeah. We should carry some weapons on
that thing. Ya know?
What do you think so the neighbor on the golf cart just
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Thank you trying to keep nugget from getting shot.
That's a good point. Yeah,
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So we'll have live performances of the jingles. I'm really
looking forward to that. It's going to be great.
away. Oh, one more thing to mention with the no agenda
nation site, Eric, I guess got bored recently. And he's going
to be We will this will be rolled out on Thursday. But
essentially he some time ago, he developed this. He developed
this program that lets you scan through every Craigslist site
all at once. If you're looking for some you could just hit
everything. Of course Craigslist banned him. So he's got some new
proxy way of doing the same thing, but what he wants to do
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kind of matches your criteria, you get an email.
So how does this always like an automatic search that is
searching in the background? And then when it popped when what
you're looking for? is available, it sends you an
email. That's not how it works? Something like that. Sounds
good.
Yeah, for people looking for work, because because you've
noticed that you as you mentioned, the last show a lot
of people don't have jobs. Yeah. Yeah, that's no 25% of probably
everybody we know doesn't have a job. That would be the number.
Yeah. Yeah. That's pretty bad. So anyway, we'll figure it out
by Thursday. So
what's the domain? Is that no part of no agenda? nation.com?
No, no, it'd be such a Craig's find your thing I or maybe it
may be I don't know, he will have it on Friday. We'll figure
it out. We'll
put it on the show. Whenever we get it or Saturday or Friday,
Thursday, whenever we do the next hour, we'll put it in the
in the show notes. I do have one quick birthday to do just a
brief one.
Very good friend and big supporter of the show. GTX. Two
celebrated his birthday yesterday. So we want to make
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Birthday GX two from your buddies here at the no agenda
show. And now ladies and gentlemen, our special feature,
let me give you some of the Fox effects going to San Francisco,
California to Northern Silicon Valley. Here's John C. Dvorak.
John's gonna have on the Sunday.
So you know, I've got the Sunday Times, and again, of course, and
I've said it, and I'm more convinced this week than ever,
that it's the Saturday times it's got the insider information
in it. The Sunday Times today. Unbelievable. Nothing, but
there's one kind of a one little propagandistic story at the
bottom, I should mention, because we're because Petraeus
is going on about Afghanistan. And I think that some of the
elites are turning against the Afghanistan episode. And I'll
just read you the headline, which I think says it all.
Afghans rage at young lovers of Father says kill them both.
That's what I said to my daughter. Don't mess around with
that boy.
So apparently, this little group or this this couple that kept
meeting surreptitiously, and I guess somebody discovered them
in a parking lot or something. And an angry crowd of 300 surged
around them, calling them adulterers and demanding that
they'd be stoned to death or hanged. And so that's what we're
fighting for ladies and gentlemen, because that's
propagandistic just for that purpose. So that's the reason
why we're there. Okay, so I had to back off you have the
Saturday times and the Saturday times is loaded with material a
couple of interesting things. That's why I think one of the
most interesting story was true two, one is this photograph that
I can't even find on the New York Times website anymore. I
cannot find it on Reuters anymore. I did find it on a
Washington Post blog. And I'll say, I can either send you a
copy or a link. It's Islamist show their strength in Egypt.
Now we have seen that Tahrir Square in Cairo pictures of it.
This makes that you know, there's people milling around
with doing their revolution. This looks like this looks like
a million people that are slamming this area. It this
really does look like a problem. And it's apparently is Lamis.
The Salafi is mostly who have come out of the woodwork with
the Muslim Brotherhood to demand that the whole country turn into
a story estate. And they kicked these generals out. And this is
not being covered at all. I mean, it's being covered here in
there, but but mildly. And if you saw this photo, you'd go Oh,
my God.
Well, I think I think what's happening is, you know, so
elberon AI is still trying to shill his way into the into the
presidency there and everyone now the real slaves are are
angry before it was just all the techno experts and Hillary
Clinton's trained tweeters and Facebookers. And that shill from
Google, Gwilym, whatever his name was, will lead and why lead
so now the people are really upset now. And this is why it's
not being covered because God forbid that we actually show the
real deal.
Yeah, no, this is this is major, but that's why it's in the
Saturday paper Another interesting story in the
Saturday paper, there's a little picture of a little girl with
dirty fingers, cute little girl with a yellow hat on me. And it
looks basically as though there's a front page photo. Ruby
Harris nine of Brooklyn inspecting an edible plant
during for a foraging tour. Apparently, in New York City,
there's so much foraging. In other words, people are starving
to death. So they've gone into Central Park and all around the
city looking for food to eat. I swear to God, if you looked at
this photo, you'd swear she was eating a dog turd. Wow. So
that's an interesting story. And then the one that I think is
really suppressed again, on the Saturday paper. This was
amazing. top generals quit in group. Yeah,
this is Turkey. Right? Yeah, I
heard about this. This is major
doesn't just have to do with Cyprus as well. I don't
know if that it has really anything to do with Cyprus. This
has been going on in Turkey for some time. What the Turkish
thing is, and this is partly to do, maybe Cyprus has some
involvement, because this does have something to do with the
EU. When when Ataturk took over the turkey, he secularized the
country and said it was anyone who even thought of bringing in
some religious leadership or bringing religious breaking this
church and state barrier who were essentially thrown in jail
or shot very harsh about, you know, is especially Islamist.
And the President who got in most recently kind of snuck in
some awkward way. And there were there were borderline. The
generals, when this happened to generals would take over the
country and kick the guy out and then calling for new elections
until they put in a normal secularist. In other words,
somebody's not running the country like a religion, or from
a religious perspective. So this last guy who got in is actually
an Islamist in a very mild way, but enough so that it won't be
long before Turkey there was wearing a burqa, and the whole
place is turned into Islamic Republic. But they've normally
the the generals would throw the guy out. But because the EU is
new, you can't do that. This is mean. And so they think they
kind of put the clamp on it, they wouldn't let these guys do
what they would have normally done. And so having the upper
hand the government has been arresting generals and military
guys left and right, and throwing him in jail and
throwing the key away. So the whole group got a got the clue.
And they just bailed out. They're all leaving the country,
they're gone. So now it's wide open for Turkey to go into and
turn into an Islamic republic within, I'd say within 44 to six
years. Interesting.
And perhaps it's a coincidence. I think not that Lucifer Clinton
was just there, and then all this crap comes down. Wherever
that woman goes, something bad happens.
Yeah, and I'm almost of the opinion because of what's going
on in Turkey and also in Egypt, with the suppress story about
the Islamist pretty much pushing their way in there. I'm
convinced that maybe we want this, because for one thing, it
does screw up the EU, especially if Turkey becomes an Islamic
Republic. I mean, that really puts a puts a throws a monkey
wrench into the EU mechanism. And, and the Egypt thing, I'm
not sure how that's gonna screw up the world. But it seems to me
to be some other problematic situation being created by I
don't know how much we're behind it. But I know that they want to
do a deal with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. And, you
know, we want to talk to them. Obama has made that clear. He's
talked about it a couple of times, that we're going to talk
with them even though they're like a horrible terrorist, but
they're not bad compared to the salon office, which is the you
know, the similar to the Wahhabi is, which is kind of a branch of
this group of Islamic. I'm thinking
just because of the lack of media coverage of Egypt and I
have been following this I'm thinking that we're not behind
it. And this is not always supposed to happen, and so on. I
think it's possible to argue that that's not possible right?
But I think Albarran I was supposed
to get in much sooner and he's not in and so it's kind of
broken loose and you know, and it's like the calls going out
like Anderson Anderson Cooper, you're not you're not covering
this, don't keep them honest over there. I think it's
a possibility that the Egypt is just going to get completely
lost control of that. But the turkey thing I'm almost
convinced that the turkey thing is even weirder, but the turkey
thing and the Egypt thing are extremely important to
international affairs and art toward the future of the United
States and of the future of Europe. True and it's basically
shows up on the Saturday the oldest informations in the
Saturday New York Times, which is the paper really the paper to
look at while the Sunday paper has like a picture of a guy in a
flood.
A so when flying a kite I hope us
seas Washington is mad and the capital doesn't argue in other
words, people are bitching about the show that's going On that we
ridiculed at the beginning of our show, right? And then
they've been the craziness going on in Tennessee with it, which
there's anti charades nothing. There's nothing. There's nothing
on the Sunday brand page. And the Saturday paper has gotten
people eaten mud and the general is taken over and Turkey and
some stories about Uganda. That's interesting.
They're saying that they've got big oil coming, right. This is,
of course, the Bill Clinton was just in Uganda. These Clintons
man, they're no good.
And another one another one on the front page of the Saturday
paper. I should just mention this because we didn't mention
and it needs some at least we have to mention it on the show.
International own troops killed rebel chief. Oh, yeah, your ship
of the Libyan rebels acknowledged that a group of
their own soldiers killed their own top military commander.
Yeah, this is Abdul Fatah Yunus. And I looked into this and I
think here's what happened with this. So this guy actually
defected he was a top military guy with for Gadhafi. He
defected early on. And of course, we know that the EU and
the United States we basically we've declared victory, like
hey, the EU has opened up an office, we're flying the flag.
We don't recognize Gadhafi anymore. It's all the NTC the
national, the trans National Coalition. These are the new
guys. They are our our Inter lo core. They are the guys that we
talked to. And I think this guy probably was like, Hey, hold on
a second. What happened to the revolution? Yay. And they're
like, Dude, shut up. It's not real. No real revolution is
over. So I think I think this guy was the real deal. He
actually, you know, for whatever reasons he really wanted to.
Maybe he wanted to be in charge himself, or he wanted to lead
the coup, but he was not part of the game plan. And it actually
not I like it. I know. I consulted the book knowledge
looked around. Yeah, right. I heard of him either. Yeah, you
never heard of this guy. But he defected early on. He was a
senior military officer. He held the rank of Major General, which
I guess is up there. And he was the Minister of the Interior. He
resigned early on 22nd of February 2011, to defect to the
rebel side. So I think and he got killed by the rebels. So
yeah, that was interesting. And people serious, mysterious
death. It's a mysterious death.
So I'm now convinced that if people want to read keep up with
what's going on in this country, at least in terms of messaging,
just by the Saturday, New York Times, which I'm sure has the
lowest of all the circulation of all the entire week, just
amazing.
John's gonna have on the Sunday got a fun little letter from one
of our human resources and producer of the two A's, a
member of the 236 Club, also a sysadmin, and ham radio
operator, I'm not going to mention him by name, because I
don't want to compromise him. In recent show, you are talking
about Lucifer Clinton, how she was hated by the Secret Service
during Bill's tenure in the White House. And there were also
rumors about her lady friends, which is what I'm writing about.
Now, then, of course, we love us a good lesbian gossip story. So
this revelation comes to me from a Secret Service agent who works
at the Fed and guards Ben Bernanke. Is our show cooler
what John?
Do we have the Secret Service guarding Ben Bernanke? Yeah,
of course. She says yes. All the Governors of the Federal Reserve
Board and the chairman gets Secret Service protection. Yeah,
of course they do. Waste of the taxpayers money. This guy has
guarded presidents before as many of them are. My friend is
politically active. He informed me that in the run up to the to
2008 election, Hillary was never supposed to be a candidate for
the Democratic Democratic nomination. She was going off
script in her attempt to secure the nomination, and she likely
will never run again either. The reason my friend and for me, is
well known in certain circles if she does, the US Secret Service
will surreptitiously leak the List of female visitors Hillary
had during Bill's tenure, there holding that over her head and
working her like a puppet. I don't think her bisexuality Not
that there's anything wrong with that is a secret. But I'm sure
there are plenty of lives that could be made uncomfortable or
ruined if that List of female visitors got out. I think John
is on record as being pretty confident she won't run again. I
concur having come into possession of this tidbit.
So there you go. Wow, that's a beauty. Good one. And that's a
10 pointer for the show. Good
one. Yeah, well, just hey, 10 points. Nice. So
I go on the road more.
I'd like to see that list who can be on the list. done, let's
just let's just fantasize about
the no Anthony wieners girl.
What's her name? Huma, Huma, Huma, Huma, who was on the list,
maybe Uma Thurman to just to make it a cool, like mix of
names.
I'm sure there's a few people. I mean, I'm sure we could deep
figure out who's on. There's gotta be some celebrities in
there. Oh, yeah, absolutely.
You know what? That's a list. I'd love to have. One. That'd be
cool. Yeah, that would be funny. Show me that list. Ah, I got a
good clip from I think, the BBC, we were talking on the previous
show about how Wallace and whole Wallace is this. And this
actually puts me in the right, if you can believe the accuracy
of this, of this report. This is about the money that is
transferred through these weird little shacks. And this is
actually something I'm jealous of. This, it's a terrorist
financing network. I'm very jealous of the system, because
we could actually it'd be much better than Pay Pal. I don't
know what the vague is. But here's how the Hawala is
actually work seems to me a way
to tackle this problem is to go after the money supply go after
the traders go after their infrastructure that allow
that obviously, is not from the BBC, sorry, these financial
exchanges to go on.
I mean, that would take a coordinated effort of cyber
attacks and people trading whoever is doing business, the
money laundering, wouldn't that make a dent in some of this?
No, they talked about that. But it's ineffectual. If I'm in the
Middle East, and I want to send you a million dollars, I go into
a nasty little backroom, and there's a guy sitting there with
a big stack of money. And I write along a little slip of
paper, your name and your phone number. And then I hand him the
money. And then 15 minutes or 15 minutes later, you walk out of a
place somewhere anywhere in the world with the exact same amount
of money. And there's not a single electronic transfer or
any kind of, you know, banking detail. These are called Hall
wallets. But this is how money was always transferred in the
old days. And that's how terrorists and traders and
businessmen pay for bills. Why do these hot wallets do it?
They, they basically add up all the money that came in at one
end, and then they pay it out at the other end is the fascinating
system is very medieval. But if you go into the hobby shell and
Somalia, you give them 100 bucks. And you walk out five
minutes later, then the guy calls you and says Yep, got it.
Thanks. It puts ATMs to shame. So it's this black market
financial exchange system. Can we go after that and shut that
down? No, because it's deliberately set up to avoid
government scrutiny. And you know, you're gonna remember in a
lot of these nasty countries, the last people you want nosing
around in your businesses, the government. So these systems are
set up specifically to stay out of government control, and away
from them.
I lose you, John. No, I'm listening. Oh, the stream
crapped out all right,
oh, reporting system.
Well, if an investigative journalist like you can find
them, how come? Government agents couldn't?
Well, it's funny, because everybody knows about him. And
everybody knows where they are, but they don't have sign. You
know, there isn't like a big sign that says secret whole
wallet come here. So you have to know. Like, the old speakeasies,
you know, you got to know someone to take you there and
then you're good to go. But if you come at it too hard, they
magically don't exist.
So that's pretty cool. I we need one of those who was for for the
show.
But they still have to how do they get the okay I give the
Euro a wallet a and somebody else's wallet B. And I get to I
say, somebody give it
it's very simple. It's very simple. It's like a swap. This
is how the international No you
didn't do you get let me finish? Okay. The question is, how does
each How does a call be without there being some something, you
have to either call the guy you have to send them a note, you
have to send him an email. I mean, he just doesn't out of the
blue doesn't know that I gave you the 100 to give to another
guy.
But that's not that hard. I mean, that's it's much easier to
create some kind of code. You know, so for instance, if
someone gives us $33.33, and when that needs to be reckoned
somewhere else, I just go twirl that. Okay, the money's in. I
mean, this whole show could be a whole wallet system. Yeah, could
we just be talking in code the whole time? Yeah,
there'll be a divvied up you know what you end up with Hello,
hello, IRS. Yeah,
exactly. There was a General Hayden was on some forum
recently. Of course, he's also you know, these all these guys.
It's so sad when you see military people leave and then
they get sucked in by the The true Military Industrial
Complex.
Yeah, whatever happened to McChrystal, he seemed like done
on a scale quit.
Yeah, well, that's there you go. He was an honest guy. He's like,
Screw this crap. You just didn't want any, you know, there are
real good people in the armed services. General Hayden, not
one of them in my book.
Now he's the guy was a CIA guy, he was always a CIA guy.
So listen to what he's shilling for this, of course, is all
about the cyber war. Gotta be very, very careful. Listen to
what he's calling for. It's a bumper sticker.
And we think private enterprises should be doing right now. In in
physical space. I mean, Google for heaven's sakes with the
check was attacked by the People's Republic of China. I've
only been in the private sector for under three years. But I
don't think that's normal commercial behavior. Depends
where Yeah, I think there's Yes. And so and so we may come to a
point where defense is more actively and aggressively
defined even for the even for the private sector. And what is
permitted there is something we would never let the private
sector do in, in physical space. is not well, I mean, throw out a
bumper sticker for you here, but a digital Blackwater. Okay. Yay.
That's what we need. Digital Blackwater.
Well, now I know what my next job is going to be. Tech no
expert. I'm gonna begin with I think we should start a digital
Blackwater. I think it's a great idea.
What does that consist of? Well, actually, we could because we've
got all the sysadmins that's a good idea actually.
Shares The first thing I thought of judging.
Nice. That's a good idea.
Yeah, you'll be thinking differently of hade natural
restart digital Blackwater.
Yeah. Yeah, he'll be my buddy. Hey, Hayden, come into the RV,
man. Come on. That's a good point.
So Yeah, no kidding. So me, me came up with this thesis the
other day. And, and I had to I have to say that it's I don't
think it's as far fetched as we'd like to believe that there
was a lot of nerds and Silicon Valley types or big Obama fans.
I mean, this guy really with very little experience. You
know, a couple of years in the Senate most of the time
campaigning and community organized never worked a day in
his life apparent flying on private jets flying on Friday,
you know, so but do the light, everybody seemed to really warm
up to him and like him, they think he's going to be a good
guy, a great president, all the rest of it. And she traces this
back to the, to the, to this character in a TV show that all
the nerds watched. Star Trek Voyager and Tuvok, the black
Vulcan guy who even talks a little like Obama, here's a
here's a clip from Tuvok talking to real Obama.
It was quite a step for me to be able to take the helm on one of
the episodes. It's a rare opportunity. It is it you're
completely beholden to the producers for having this
opportunity to do so. And I'm very grateful for them for
giving me the chance to work behind the scenes for a couple
of three years as an intern, and learning the process. And then
getting a shot to do it with a very tight and professional crew
to help me out along the way and to and to have the opportunity
and time to prep for the episodes. wonderful opportunity
and a hell of a learning experience. You can't beat it.
Wow. All right. 10 points for you.
So wow,
for me me actually.
Yeah, give it to her Yeah. I looked at the watch him a couple
times. He has some of the cadence of Obama with his
speaking he uses he runs his words together certain way when
Obama is soft talking not when Obama's yelling which is you
know, mostly speak he has two voices Obama talks in his
yelling
everybody how you know and what I started this
and then when he soft talks, he sounds a lot like this Tuvok
character. And I'm thinking this guy was like, ingrained as Tuvok
character was kind of put in as an engram into the into the
public consciousness, especially amongst nerds who do warmed
immediately warmed up to Obama because Obama in some
subconscious way was a you know, an incredibly intelligent Vulcan
I like it. I like it a lot. Yeah, he's totally that guy. No,
I could probably do a remix let me see if we get
hold on a second as he gets some of his wordage
I got some of his words, but I need like some Star Trek Next
Generation music on
Well, this is this is Voyager This is not next gen
is Voyager. Okay, hold on. because it because he sounds
really good with that with that music in the background. Yeah,
this is actually this is something for GX two to do
GX tunes to rock and Obama and music. Yeah, GX two could do it.
So you got to
do in the end, the folks I hear from and letters meet when I
travel across the country, they aren't asking for much today.
They're just looking for a job that covers their bills. They're
looking for a little financial security. They want to know that
if they work hard and live within their means, everything
will be alright. I'll be able to get ahead and give their kids a
better life. That's the dream each of us has for ourselves. It
was quite a step for me to be able to take the helm I one of
the episodes. It's kind of there.
Yeah, it's just there's a door tonal thing. The the the two
vaad. Guys over, he's over. He's over compressed. And he's got a
different mic. But yeah,
but we can figure we can fix that in the mix. Yeah. Good
find. I'm buying that. So all the Silicon Valley guys have
basically been preconditioned for years. Yeah. How long is
this? How long? Oh, let's see, maybe
we should look it up in the book of knowledge. And the other
thing is, it was also very aggressive because it had a
female was the head of the ship. Janeway and she was a tough,
tough gal and everybody like that. So I think it did. Yeah, I
think preconditioning is exactly what we're talking about here.
Well, so I find here on Yahoo Answers. Is Barack Obama really?
Tuvok from Star Trek? And here are the answers. Best answer.
No. Tuvok was logical. This one, Hillary Clinton does look kinda
look like Captain Janeway. Oh, my goodness, we're living in a
Star Trek Voyager episode.
That's what it looks like.
Oh, my goodness. This is good. And if you're thinking of it,
I've never seen Obama and Tuvok in the same picture. This is
very suspicious. I like it. That's good. That's very very
good. The Hot Pockets for meanie pockets. Excellent job. As we
draw near the end here, I do have a little bit on Norway,
Oslo. Now, I think a surefire giveaway that there is some kind
of Ministry of Truth at work is when you have mainstream
journalists acting as PR representatives of people
involved in this. So this is a clip. There's a reporter from no
two. So that's the I guess the Norway's number two show, I
don't know their second channel, whatever. And she interviews,
honors Bray, Vic's. Father, I guess this is his. And by the
way, I think there's like 15, honors, breaks. I don't know how
many there are. But this guy has been around. And this is his
father who I guess he left when he was 15 or whatever. But for
some reason, the international press is standing out. Are you
okay?
Yeah, I just got a breath of fresh air.
Oh, not too much of that. So the international press has all
staked out around this his his so called father's home. And I
guess only one reporter was allowed to interview him. That's
the this woman from from the Norwegian state television. I
think it's a television. And she comes out and she starts
basically speaking on his behalf in English and in French.
No, he's very sad. He's very, he's still in that kind of
shock. He he will never, he'll never return to Norway because
of this. And he's ashamed. Ashamed on behalf of his son. He
has not had very much contact with his son. They separated
when he was the boy was 15 years old. And the boy said he wanted
to go to the United States and I didn't want to have contact with
his father. And even before that, they didn't have much
contact. Now for the moon, we need to explain this. Something
more.
So I find that somewhat suspicious. And there's just so
much stuff here that we probably won't know any of the real story
for years to come. Yeah,
yeah. I'm the decider. It's an interesting mess.
But it certainly has sparked up the conversation about low lone
wolf terrorists and did his job did his job for sure.
A couple of you know There are certain when you see some of
these things, you never know there may have been one lone
person somewhere in the mix. That was the real target of the
whole thing that needed to be assassinated. I mean, it is not
beyond the the possibility that a person because we don't know
who was killed, right? Yeah. I mean, that's more like a movie
script, obviously. But there's always the possibility that you,
you just cover you blow up something and then shoot a
million people and then so nobody really notices that such
and such one person one guy has been killed because he needed to
be for some reason.
Couple of nodes from the Big Pharma front. Scientists hope to
develop a skin cancer vaccine within a year. And from the off
label department
that can they can't cure AIDS.
Oh, don't get me started on that, please. Drug for
hyperactivity may help reverse memory decline in aging brains?
No. guanfacine guanfacine Is that how you pronounce it? How
you spell it? Golf uniform Alpha November Foxtrot Alpha Charlie
India November echo. guanfacine is used to treat Attention
Deficit Hyperactivity hyperactivity disorder in
children and hypertension in adults. The potential to use
this drug on a wider basis to help mitigate some of the
effects of aging on the brain is being tested in clinical trials
as we speak. It's a miracle. This is all this patent change
stuff. So you got to find new uses for stuff so we can create
a new patent to keep selling at at at Crazy outrageous prices.
Meanwhile, in the country that was looked at so much during the
Obamacare debate the United Kingdom, get my nation east,
where they have such a fantastic health care system, the National
Health System. They are now cutting back because of course
everyone's going through austerity measures, operations
and procedures for cataracts, hips, knees, and tonsils being
rationed. You can't walk tough. That Hey, you got two hips.
What's your problem? Shut up.
Here's here's a cane. In some
ways, here's a stick stain you'll like it dammit. And then
just nice to mention that the CIA station chief chief who ran
the operations in Pakistan during the raid that killed
Osama bin Laden, or whatever his name is he's leaving his post
due to illness they're really covering this stuff up the every
anybody who was involved in that farce anybody is either being
eliminated outed or is getting sick Yeah,
well that's the way it works.
So happy I don't have a government job, man.
Well, you wouldn't be on the radio, that's for sure. I'd have
I'd have more to eat. That's,
that's just gonna Texas. I'm telling you that barbecued
brisket and I'd be headed for that immediately. You know, one
of my favorite brisket places around the Austin area I think
let me see if I have the right name. It's called I think it's
called be Cave Road barbecue. Became people will know about
his very famous, okay. It's out on BK Road, which is out in the
middle of nowhere. It's toward them heading toward the Dell
bend and the guy has got this cooker. That is a huge cooker.
And he cooks his brisket over muskie, and that sounds good.
And pecan shells. Wow, that sounds that's actually his. His
trick is the pecan shells. That
sounds great. And what's this guy's name? Can we still hit him
up before we leave town
with the beat Cave Road? Yeah, because it's just a BK road
barbecue. It's not you people know. Just ask around. Everybody
knows about it. fairly famous amongst the barbecue aficionados
in Texas in the Austin area.
Yeah, I've noticed when you roll up in this thing, people like
step back.
Yeah, it's like when you're coming out shooting. That's a
deal
from the biodiversity department. The sciences
science. Satellite data from NASA covering 2000 through 2011
has cast doubt on current computer models predicting
global warming according to a new study. The data shows that
much less heat is retained by carbon dioxide in the Earth's
atmosphere than is assumed in current models. quotes, right?
Yes, quotes can't be true Hey, sciences, science sciences and
there is a huge discrepancy between the data and the
forecasts. That is especially big over the ocean says Dr. Roy
Spencer, co author of the study and research scientists at the
University of Alabama. And that satellite data from NASA No
wonder they shut this thing down. But wonder they fired
everybody at NASA. These guys were too honest. Not playing
with the game.
Well, the one guy that Hanson character who came out of NASA
from the Hanson brothers, yeah,
he was apparently Well, I mean, he's the one that's the
progenitor of the whole global warming thing. This is Yeah. I
don't know what to say. Well, we haven't talked about
other than that. It's just stuff that that is not being covered.
I mean, I haven't seen this report anywhere discussed.
Where's Anderson Cooper?
Not in the it's not on the agenda. It's
not on the arena
in it obviously says everybody's in total agreement. Yeah. can't
possibly exists. Can't be, the information cannot exist because
everybody's in total agreement. Everybody, everybody.
There's just no doubt about it. And then we'll wind it up with
this little ditty.
Couple of magic number. Reports of note, Starbucks. Third
quarter net income up 33%. Time to start drinking something else
I'd say. And this one just killed me. More than two dozen
Mexican soldiers accidentally invaded Texas in Humvees on
Tuesday, after allegedly losing sight of the border line between
the two countries. 33 soldiers were quickly processed by US
authorities and allowed to return to Mexico. If there ever
was a message in the number 33 That's one of them. We're not
quite sure what it means. But it doesn't go
well. No idea. In fact, I'm getting a little annoyed by the
fact that we haven't figured out what this means.
Well, I think it's been it's used in a whole bunch of
different ways.
And I don't think so. I think there's you being used for one
way, and I'm guessing it's stock tips.
I have something I have no idea why I have this clip. Let me see
what this is the dirty
disbelievers Oh yeah, the evil disbelievers evil settled down
it was this the house or the senate?
Yeah, no, that was NASA. was the guy saying this can't be true.
All right, everybody.
I have a I have a crappy. All right, you got to throw it to my
horse. This is a clip from hoarders which we watched last
night one of the newer episodes. Some poor girl that just
pathetic she seemed okay to begin with. She's just a big
baby. She's crying and she's worried he's worried sick
because her dad is a reserved really, there's no way he's a
visa hoarder. He's a mess. And she, she explains herself and I
told my daughter I said, you know, if you ever you're gonna
be
exposed to this, if it comes to you,
here, this government from you, you're going off the bridge.
Like you're handling it now.
So many of these situations are tragic situations, in that there
is not a good outcome.
They just want you to be happy because I'm never gonna be
happy. Be happy. That's the best that I can do.
I never have my whole life. I've been hiding it. I know that
something between your ears.
You can deal with that. It's right here. It's curling up in
this house. thinking this is normal. Her father's not really
going to change daddy, trust daddy. Where's
the slide whistle? I can't find the slide whistle is buried
under all your stuff. Night let me top that. Let me top that
with a new scientific breakthrough. Scientists in
South Korea have created a glow in the dark dog with an on and
off switch. Beagle was made using a technique that the
researchers hope will help in efforts to find new treatments
and possible cures to degenerative diseases like
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's are those two year old Saigon
genetically engineer dog with an on and off switch. So this is
how they're gonna dot you. Excuse me. You're glowing you
have Alzheimer's. We're So sorry, Mr. Curry. Yeah, that's,
that's what passes for news, everybody. That's pretty much
what it is. Anyway, we do have the no agenda producer update
coming and Miss Mickey probably sitting poolside, she'll be on
the other side of the compound here where we got guns and iPads
in the great state of Texas, where we are. And of course,
we'll be talking to you again, I believe from Nashville,
Tennessee next time, everybody. So we hope depending on the
bandwidth, we'll see what happens. Thanks to Greg, Lolly
law man productions here in the great state of Texas for hooking
us up with showers, air conditioning, and sorry about
the extension of the Colorado River on your front lawn. And
you go so coming here from Austin, Texas, possible future
home in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley, plain and simple. I'm
John C. Dvorak. We will talk
to you again on Thursday. Where we will hopefully have a remix
of Tuvok and Obama never seen together in the same picture
right here on no agenda.
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