Sell your liver. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. There's a
November 3 2011 times your gizmo nation media assassination
episode 353. This is no agenda. The mice our feet down here at
the hilltop Watchtower crackpot command center in the People's
Republic of Southern California. Yay. In the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where the garbage is being taken
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And we'll be back again next week. Trying to
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Why is fellas mockers thing in the middle of nowhere, right?
is like, Huh, okay. Well, in the morning to you, John.
In the morning, do in the morning, all ships at sea boots
on the ground, feet in the air and anchors in the bay. And
for those of you about to head east, towards Texas in the
morning to you. Oh, wait, that's myself. And in the morning to
all the Human Resources lined up, energized ready to go in the
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see everyone there. Ready to help us out with our live show,
which you do every single Thursday and Sunday morning. And
this, of course, is the best podcast in the universe.
What if we got any votes?
I don't think so. I think we got some, you know?
Yeah, we have all the people that can actually make bots.
Yeah, it's funny. I was watching X Factor last night
that you thought that was crap it is.
But I love to watch it with Miss Mickey, because you know, she
gets in a really good mood. And then I know I can get lucky
later on. And at the very end, there's these really, really
teeny weensy letters that say that they're working with a
consultant, I should have written down the exact text of
working with a consultant. And if they if they suspect any Robo
dialing or mass texting going on, then they can just change
the vote. Well, that's kind of what it says at that producers
discretion. And they and Simon Cowell, What a douche. He's
like, Yeah, I'm very happy to announce foxes picked us up for
next year for the next season. Yeah, for all the make dues you
have to do. It's so obvious. The whole industry knows that
they've totally failed on their numbers. They were supposed to,
they sold advertising on 20 million viewers. They got like
11 per per episode. And so now they have to carry it over
towards next year.
Yeah, or give people their money back.
Oh, yeah. No, we don't want to do that. But that doesn't
matter, John, because the big news of course, that there's
only two stories that matter in Gitmo nation, United States of
America's only two stories matter. One, of course, is that
Herman Cain is the new Clarence Thomas. And the other of course,
is that Kim Kardashian is getting a divorce. No one else
cares about anything else.
It pretty much seems to be it. That's it in a nutshell.
Do you think she's a member of the Presidential slut squad and
that she got the call? Like, hey, Kimmy, Camila and listen up
her Kimmy. We got some real trouble in the world here. You
know, we got like, they got like Europe falling apart. And we got
to, you know, all kinds of bad stuff. Could you could you do
something for us? Because you help us out with a little
distraction? Let me think, Oh, I know. Once you get divorced,
it's in the script anyway. Just move it up a little bit.
Shot was definitely in the script. If you look at that
couple. Yeah, well, no, but the thing is, you should be marrying
a midget
I just find it so amazing that that people now Hey, man, do you
think that was like fake? Really. It's they call it the
Showmance instead of the romance.
I just love it. It was fake. It's like, wow, this
is a national debate, man. I think that maybe that was all
fake. That maybe that wasn't real. Maybe it was just for
ratings. Yeah, really. I see. Even people I respect are
talking about this.
I think the best thing was said it was on the Today Show. They
have this clone of like a fox, fox news panel. And they have
Matt Lauer and three other people yakking away about stuff
a black woman who's just very naive about these things and
things. Everything's real. Danny Donny Deutsch who is just a
douche douche bag. He thinks everything's fake.
Isn't he the advertising executive? I don't know what he
is. He was yeah, maybe
And then he had a show on one of the networks for a while. And
then Nancy Snyderman, who's a doctor who seems to be the only
sensible person on the whole thing and they brought this
topic up. And she concluded why are we even talking about this?
What this is, this whole thing is like, which is not only
obviously bullcrap, but why are we discussing it? It's just like
giving it Credence.
Well, for Matt Lauer. I don't know if I told you my Matt Lauer
story. He used to work at VH one, do you know that? No, yeah.
He was hosting videos that VH one for about a month. And and
then he, and then somehow he got into to NBC and work his way up.
Is all these guys they're not journalists. It's like, Who's
the guy that doesn't like Brian Williams. He was a stringer. I
remember he interviewed my ex wife about plastic surgery. And
he was hitting on her too. And now he's like, the nightly news
anchor. He's the guy come on. So funny about
him being the anchor is that he's also a he's a comedy want
to be. He's always showing up on Jon Stewart trying to be
hilarious. Yeah,
well, of course, because he's a douche. Anyway, I did. I
listened to your little show over there with Horowitz where I
was kind of surprised. One of the it was Tuesday. So May was
hard for you guys to delve into it about what's happening with
this referendum with the pop and drew in. In Greece. And you of
course correctly said, Hmm, this sounds suspicious. Like yeah,
okay. I have delved in and I think I've kind of figured it
out. Do you have any theories on this yet?
On the public dress thing? I mean, my basic thing, I didn't
jump into it. So I have no real deep thoughts. But I just think
there's something I think the US is somehow behind. Yeah. And I
would back that up with what Bernanke I don't have this clip.
I do have a Bernanke clip. But he had a long press conference
on Wednesday. And in there, he did mention the fact that we
have like, firewalled the US economy. Yeah, a little bit not
not to the point that we're not gonna get affected if this whole
thing in your falls apart. But it was firewalled enough so that
we're somewhat protected from from the worst case scenario,
which I thought was a good thing.
Do you want me to play the your clip or? I don't have my clip?
Oh, okay. Now,
I have a clip, but it's about, okay.
Well, um, so just for those who aren't in the know, and, you
know, because you and I follow this, and we watch a lot of
horrible television and read a lot of boring reports, so that
people don't have to the prime minister of Greece, born in
Minnesota, born and raised, I think even in Minnesota, he is
an American. For all intents, I think he has a dual passport.
But for all intents and purposes, he's an American, who
also traveled to Washington DC about a day and a half before he
announced a referendum on the next bailout.
And apparently, the EU parliament, I guess, was that
was it them? Or was it one of their sub committees that took
him to task, I guess, behind closed doors?
Hey, Mitch, what are you doing?
What are you trying to screw us here? That you're well, you're
on our side.
So I think that, indeed, the United States is behind this.
And we should get that clip of Bernanke saying that were that
were firewalled. I think that I asserted earlier, on the last
show, I said, this would be two weeks, and this thing would come
come crumbling down. And you know, and literally the day
after that pop and Dre like screws everybody up by saying
that, you know, I think I'm gonna let these people who are
rioting in the streets who are really, really pissed off about
this. I think I'm gonna let them vote if we're going to do this
anymore with you guys. So obviously, everyone's like, Oh,
no, what are you doing?
can have a vote
now. So my assertion, of course earlier was that that this is
probably being done by the United States on purpose to
bring Europe down which it will be great, right? It's great for
the dollar. It's it's good for x or imports from from Europe, if
the if the Euro starts to tank, which it certainly looks like
it's on its way down. It was down to $1.36. They might have
popped up a little bit, it said, but it was down from 142. Before
the weekend before all this happened. And
so I'm like, we like it when it's at 80 cents. Yeah, where it
started where it should be. So it only it only behooves the
United States and then of course, it's cool. And I think
we might even be collusion in collusion with the Germans,
because of course it's cool if the French go belly up. And the
French banks are in real real trouble. This whole European
Stability fund is all about Leaving the French banks first.
And then of course, there's Italy. And let's face it, no one
really cares. You know, because the parties are over no more, no
more Boombah Boombah, from from Bell rusconi, that's all over.
So, you know, we don't have anywhere to party with the guys
who cares about Italy? And I like, well, how does this work?
Why is he doing this? And it turns out that only 29 days ago,
this referendum law was passed in Greece, in the Greek
parliament. So this is always kind of a red flag when
something changes, so close to something do a big announcement
like this. And what's interesting about the new
referendum law, is there's various forms of a referendum.
At the very end of this bill, I guess is I don't know if they
call it that in, in Greece is the following line translated,
as concerns referendums on issues of national importance,
the quorum will be decided by the competent parliamentary
committee. Now, it's no coincidence that pop Andreo is
talking about this referendum being of quote, national
importance. So he's automatically invoking this
special kind of rule, which and work through this with me, John,
he's saying that in order to if we have a national importance
referendum, then a special committee or competent
parliamentary parliamentary committee, which I guess is just
a bunch of guys who say, Yep, yeah, we're competent. They can
determine what the quorum is. And a quorum, I'll try and
explain that is when you have a vote, you have to have a certain
number of people in order for the vote to be valid to
represent the populace. So they could say, this is of national
importance. We're doing the referendum tomorrow, only 50,000
people showed up. Oh, that's okay. That's good. Correct.
JC just walked in, said the referendum has been canceled.
No, no, no, no, no, it has not been canceled. This he stopped
reading BBC News, Buzz cubs are
in the chat room says yeah, really?
Stop, please. No, no. So the way I see them is
Yeah, well, there's usually actually with quorums are
usually specifically defined. I don't know that, at least in our
democracy that you can say, you know, just one guy showed up, I
call it a quorum.
You have it. That's not our democracy. Democracy gets
Greece's
democracy to do in Greece. And well,
it says it says it right here. If it's of national importance,
the quorum will be decided by the competent parliamentary
committee. So the parliamentary committee that deems itself
competent, is going to determine what a quorum is the way I the
way I read that
was, let's back up a second, why would this be important? Anyway?
Because if the public was actually given the opportunity,
they're all going to vote no. Ah,
well, thank you. This is the whole point because of this rule
pop and Dre who has complete control over the outcome?
Because he can call any size of at any time a quorum and say,
Well, hey, look, come on John, Ireland. How did they do that?
Like, you know, everyone voted no, then all sudden, they all
voted. Yes. I mean, come on. But it's just a rigging system. It's
just a little, little gotcha in there. So he knows that he can
make it pass at any given moment. And the people in the
know, know that he can do that as well. And I think that he was
invoked by the US authorities to screw Europe to bring him down
to pass possibly change the outcome for the US banks, but
certainly screw the French banks and the Italians. And then he,
not only does he get a ranch in Paraguay next to Bush Jr. But he
looks like a hero because he said, Hey, you know, the people
voted. They voted yes, because it was a special quorum. But a
sorry. I think that I think it's the most brilliant move anyone
could do. And and I tell you that if the referendum happens,
which I believe it will, it will be a positive outcome. Because
it's rigged. It's rigged. Yeah. Yeah. Well, it
doesn't have it. I don't think it needed to be rigged, but I
guess it's
a positive outcome for a positive outcome. Yeah, I think
I think it would need to be rigged. I don't think anyone in
Greece is like yeah, thank you, sir. Can I have another? I don't
think so.
Well, you know, I mean, we've always thought I mean, we ever
since we had this we had a pop and Dre Oh clip probably over a
year ago when when I think I played it for you trying to make
a guess for the guy was from it was one of those things. And
then turns out the guy's like a Minnesotan. And it's just like
it's too late. It's almost ludicrous. If you think about
it.
I do not put it past. Past the Bernanke and the Fed and whoever
else and Merkel to be in collusion to screw the French
I'm gonna argue the point. So,
apparently, he's holding a speech right now.
French giants are the ones that are going to take it into shorts
because they're next in line. And everybody in the everybody's
hated this Berlusconi character. I mean, at least Sarkozy is
playing the game.
Well, what is this doing to the markets as you correctly pointed
out on on your unplugged show? That you know if you knew you
were gonna say this, the first thing you do is his bet on the
market on the dance. That's like, and call up Soros while
you're at it. Hey, George. Hey, George. You better bet against
that Euro. I'm gonna I'm gonna go I'm gonna let a bomb I'm
gonna stink bomb coming up, buddy.
It'd be funny to find out who was short the euro. Big big
boys. We'll never find out. Oh, NIA down the street.
We'll never find out. Find the find that clip of yours. And pop
and Dre. I don't think I have it. It was pretty old. Yeah,
well, I have it somewhere. But it's it hasn't shown up in the
search. Anyway, so I'm thinking, we're definitely we're
definitely going if there's a vote is going to be yes. Go
ahead. We we'd like to take it up the butt one more time. And
and the end result will be the French banks are going to be in
deep, deep crap. And Italy's going down the tubes.
I think it's the Dutch the Italian banks first and then the
French, which puts puts pressure on the French to do something
else. The French aren't going to take anything anywhere until the
Italian Italy goes down.
Oh, I thought the French were a little more unstable.
They are but they're but that's been covered up completely
because it's so important that nothing happened to the French
banks. So it's gonna take two is gonna take more than just Greece
going down before France has a problem.
It's funny, though, because the propaganda is already all over
the interwebs because of course, the propaganda is oh, you
horrible man. You You're ruining our beautiful European Union.
It's so good. We need to have this fantastic United States of
Europe. And and this is clearly German propaganda, this little,
little cover song that popped up on the YouTubes
have a lot verging on bankruptcy because when the Euro came, they
went out on the spending spree and still the lending and
spending and failing to reform and everybody screaming come on
as nothing like a good Falco cover, you know? Come on fuck
you pop Andreo
so why is that Ben in English? You know it all?
Well, Falco did all his tracks in English. He did him in German
and English as well. It's a COVID it's propaganda.
We do understand that. It's mostly for us.
Would you have understood it? If you said 50 out of 50?
Of course not. But I didn't even hear it in the first place. No,
I wouldn't understand it in German.
Man. It's great, though. It's their own little reality show.
And it's fantastic. I love it. It's just it's extremely
exciting to me to see all of this. And then it was like, Oh,
he's gonna resign? No, I'm not gonna resign. It's like, wow.
We I think, you know, it's like the somebody pointed out in one
of the discussions, there was a there's a bunch of hearings on
this and Congress, and one of them pointed out that, you know,
the fact of the matter is nobody we brought this up on a clip
last show of the show before, where nobody is following the
original Maastricht treaty, right, which says you can only
hit you have to have a certain value.
Three 3%. Your debt cannot exceed 3% of GDP.
Yeah. And everyone has and nobody. There's not one country
said possibly Germany. That actually went Oh,
no, no, no, the Germans were the first to break the rule. That's
right.
That's right. They even can do it. We can do it. Only we can do
it better.
Man. It's it's just fantastic.
They can't even you know, they can't they set this thing up.
They set up these rigid rules and they can't keep the rules.
Did you say? Did you say fact of the matter? I think you did.
I did not? The matter. I have
like red lights now. Take good. No, I'm only doing it for you.
Because I know. I know. You hate to do it.
No, no, I in fact, I don't like the buzzer. I brought him a
bell. But hey, did you want to get into bad habit? I do like to
have it broken. Even through him humiliation.
Did you see? Did you wind up seeing the editor of the New
York Times Jill Abramson on C span did you wind up watching
that thing So I watched the whole thing. Why? Because it's
funny. I wanted to sit on the speaker, like the old Howard
Stern movie, never vibrate against my rectum name and
mangling neighboring Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne Ne. And, of course, the whole
interview was nothing. There was one interesting little thing
that this is the new executive editor of the New York Times The
Ministry of Truth, who determines the direction of the
story in the United States, I think, is right. And
she's a Berkeley Hummer. You know, she didn't go to Berkeley.
No, but she's a Berkeley hombres only way to describe these
people, right?
So half of the interview was about her book. And the
other half was her humming.
Did you do you know, she had a book out?
No. How does she have time? Let me let me this. How does she
have time to write a book, if she's got this job? This job is
not some slouch job, you can just wander in new and you feel
like it.
The book is called the puppy diaries.
All right, this. I know about this book that you mentioned,
she wrote a book about her puppy.
I thought it was from the puppies perspective, ah,
notch, you know, darn it, I haven't read it yet. I've got to
put it on. my Amazon wishlist sold out. Maybe I can get her on
the big book show to talk about it. I'll be fun and be like,
Hey, how you doing? But of course, this is this whenever
someone says, I know your viewers aren't going to believe
this. That's pretty much a sign that people don't believe the
crap that's coming out of your piehole.
Last Sunday, when we're recording this, there was a nice
review on your book and the Times review section written by
Alexandra stiring, who is I assume Bill's Darwin's daughter
daughter, or has written a memoir? What's the politics of
something like this? We see it all the time. And the times, you
wrote a book for the times books? Here it is, you're the
executive editor, and bingo, you get a big full page in the
review. I you know, it's it may be hard for your viewers to
believe. But I had no idea whether either the Sunday book
review or the daily book review, what's going to review the book
until like, pretty recently, I knew before the reviews were
published.
How are we supposed to believe that the executive editor of the
New York Times didn't know that the book page was going to
review her book favorably?
What kind of an editor is she? Yeah, it
really is. I know your viewers will find this hard to believe.
Oh,
she is well, you know why? Guess what? Guess what? Guess what?
Guess what? What? I find it hard to believe.
Yeah, me too. I find it very hard to believe.
So I've been listening to these talk shows, and I'm noticing Fox
is the worst for using the term. Guess what? Oh, really, in you'd
like everybody is as become. It's one of those things like
the fact of the matter. It's one of those things that has got
into the milieu. And it's like everybody is doing it. It's like
they psych you because you know, you're talking to somebody, you
start to pick up their cadence, you use some of their phrases
you'll start to use and everybody Fox is peppering
whatever was in any, like two paragraphs that would be at
least one guess what, all right in there, which is just a step
away from what little kids say, which is, you know, yeah, well,
you know, it's like, Guess what, and you know, what? And you
know, what, guess what, it's all you know, you know, it's all
very, it's ghetto. And he clips of that.
No, I don't have that. Okay, because there is another meme
that is becoming extremely irritating. And that's we can't
wait. This is a this is President Obama's
administration's new phrase. We can't wait, we can't wait.
Sounds like it should be a commercial for a laxative.
Well, he's using it quite inappropriately. And I've
deconstructed one of his weekend weight initiatives, because when
the President says we can't wait, that usually these days is
followed by an executive order. Now, we've seen this with the
housing refinancing. We've seen this with the student loan
bailout, although you can wait until after he's reelected,
which is the whole point of that a scam. And now it's about the
so called drug shortages. And I looked into this because you
know, executive orders are my thing. Anyway, I love reading
them and trying to figure out what it means and why it's being
put in there. So he does A signing of this executive order
in his office, and you have to see the video. It's quite funny.
And he he's he's flanked by Sebelius from Health and Human
Services. By the FDA administrator, I don't remember
her name was a horrible dress on with a big brooch. And then on
on the outer edges, we've got one guy who is a total shill.
And I have him a clip of him talking as well, who works for
IBM. He's a techno expert, and he's a cancer survivor, who
needs his drugs, otherwise he will die. And then on the other
side, there's a pharmacist who just can't seem to get the drugs
on time. And the President is sitting there, and he has a
piece of paper next to his bladder, which you know, is his
writing bladder. And he's reading literally reading what
he's saying keeps looking. It's like, it's like an impromptu
teleprompter. And he keeps looking down and doesn't even
know these people's names. And he looks down. He's like reading
and he's like, and then we have Jay kotero Over here. But listen
to the setup for we can't wait.
Sometimes we run out of oil run a low on certain types of drugs.
And that drives up prices, and it increases patient risk.
And now nobody says sometimes we run out or run low. He's not
saying national crisis, horrible cancer patients are dying
because there's no drugs. He's saying, you know, sometimes it's
like, runs low is seems to be some kind of problem here got
a couple of people here beside me who have had to navigate this
problem, Jacob Tara knows what it's like in August, the center
where he was receiving chemotherapy ran out of the drug
being used to trigger cancer. And when that happens, you have
pharmacy managers like Barney Frank, like, like
Barney Barney,
who have to scramble to make sure that their patients can
somehow find the life saving medications that are necessary.
So over the last five years, the number of these drug shortages
has nearly tripled. And even though the FDA has successfully
prevented an actual crisis, this is one of those slow rolling
problems that could end up resulting in disaster.
Now, very key here, he says this is one of the slow rolling
problems that could wind up being a disaster. So it's not
really a disaster at this point in time. He's saying, you know,
this could be a problem. So we got to fix it. So which made me
even more suspicious of an executive order we continue or
patients
and health care facilities all across the country. Congress has
been trying since February to do something about this. It has not
yet been able to get it done. And it is the belief of this
administration, as well as folks like Barney and Jay that we
can't wait.
Okay, so we can't wait. And Congress has been doing
something. So I'm like, Okay, so I'm gonna go figure out what is
Congressman doing? What is it? What is this that we can't wait
for? That seems to be some kind of slow problem that needs a
huge executive order. Let me just play 20 seconds of this guy
who's apparently his clinic ran out of his chemotherapy, and he
still seems to be very much alive. But he really I mean,
this guy is a hired gun. Again,
in this particular case of cancer patients, we can't wait
because they can't wait for the chemo cocktails. I mean, that's
one need the drugs to be able to beat the cancer, and to be able,
in many cases, cure the cancer and if not cure the cancer,
hopefully, prolong life in a good quality manner. So we can't
wait for these drugs to be back in high supply.
So the guy is obviously very skilled at talking. I mean, this
is not just some random dude. You know, he's a sales guy from
IBM. Tried to look at his LinkedIn to see if he would, you
know, maybe it was in the Watson sales department. I don't know.
So I go look at this. Now, John, the the supply shortage is not
as, as this executive order alludes to, is not because of,
you know, company's not making it. Alright, it's not like
they're not they're not interested in making it. Let's
understand two things. In the end of at the end of this month,
11, count on 11, big name, drugs go out of patent. So this is a
big hit for the pharmaceutical industry. And of course, one of
the the big ones is Lipitor, but that's that's not even that
important. So this is a big hit. It's about the bottom line. Now,
the President speaks specifically of five years ago,
is when is when the shortage is starting to happen. So what are
what were we looking at five years ago on this very show, we
were looking at the big bonanza of the pharmaceutical companies
and all of their year end report. Aartsen there, you know
the what they present to analysts at JP Morgan at the
medical conferences. Vaccines are the way to go. What is the
problem with the shortage and I'm reading from the FDA is very
own document. The problem is because of the manufacturing of
injectables, that is almost 80% of the problem. And the problem
in the manufacturing of the injectables is not the medicine
itself. It's with the injectables with the the process
of creating the containers. So it says here manufacturing
quality defects that produced that pose risks to patients and
public health. In general inspection findings have been
followed by shortages have been serious in nature by glass
shards, metal filings and fungal or other contamination in
injectable products that must be sterile and pure to be safe for
patients. So the problem is with their injectable manufacturing
process, and what Congress has been doing in February is trying
to pass a bill that would put more people into the FDA to help
move the manufacturing process along. What the FDA has now been
given as a directive by the President of the United States
by executive order is to use something called discretionary
regulation. IE, you know, be a little more flexible guys just
let the glass shard and everything through because this
isn't a fungus. And this isn't about vaccines. This is about
getting the vaccines into the market quicker, because it's all
about the injectables. And five years ago was when they started
this is not about about chemotherapy. This is about the
major line
of chemotherapy as injectable,
well, no of course it is that's why they're connecting it to it.
But the problem is is not as as implied as Oh, you know the they
don't want to make it or your you know, there's no, there's
not enough approval process bull crap. This is about the
manufacturing process. These guys are trying to get the
vaccines to the market so quickly. It's it just their
their manufacturing sucks. We've got funk, fungal and glass
shards and metal filings
like the metal fire. My arm itches what happened,
but it literally says, Hey,
what's a brain is swell.
Magnets sticking to my arm. It literally states that there the
FDA is directive is now to let it slide. let it slide. It's
unbelievable.
It's a good one. It wasn't a shocker to you to get to the
bottom of it.
It was a shocker that I'm the only one getting to the bottom
of it. Yeah, you wouldn't.
Shocker. Who would have thought that? Oh, it is what's wrong
with the Public Media, someone besides what it is. I mean, it
makes sense. And but since we know how this operates, the
Obama does what the pharmaceutical companies tell
him to do. I mean, I have a clip from this democracy. Now I had
this woman on who did a book called Deadly monopoly, which
goes after the pharmaceutical companies for being just a bunch
of douche bags. And there was two or three little tidbits in
there, she was on way too long. And it's one of those long
interviews that democracy now does when they don't feel like
actually covering any news. So they do a whole show, Charlie
Rose towel show, right? And I don't have any good clips here
that would really be appropriate. But there's a
couple of things they they've allowed like this, this new law
that was passed recently on orphan drugs. Where this is a
there's a little a little tidbit on here. But let me explain it.
Orphan Drug Law came about because there's, there's some
old compounds that go back to the turn of the century 1800.
And, and they they're still manufacture, they're made by
manufacturing pharmacies, you know, there's a lot of
pharmacies that can still take raw materials and grind up, you
know, the stuff in a mortar and then put it in a pill and give
it to you. Well, it turns out that they've changed they've
decided that on some of these, some of these so called orphan
drugs, which are drugs that aren't really in manual, they're
not being manufactured anymore. They have to be individually
made that they'll allow a drug company to repattern them from
scratch. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And then pull the plug in
there the example she uses was one that I guess it's some
simple thing for women no have trouble delivering babies or
something. And there's just simple drug that they take it
costs like $30 for the entire you know, for a whole week of
it. If you if you make it by hand, but they re patented it
now they will lead to 300. Now it's $300,000 Not even close.
I'm sure
it's not 33,000 Just to throw it in our face. It may
actually might it be there's some like that, but why don't
you play this clip. This one is not old product. Next.
Yeah, the Orphan Drug Act. That's what I found fascinating.
A private corporation, KB pharmaceuticals, got FDA
approval to test it, and to patent it. Now, now this, you
know, explain what the Orphan Drug Act as the Orphan Drug Act
was intended to give incentive to corporations to test in
patent and market drugs, that for diseases affected less than
200,000 people, they normally wouldn't be profitable in the
for company be interested, but the FDA said, under this act,
we'll give you seven years of patent exclusivity so that you
could make some money. And also, you'd be addressing a need by a
minority of Americans sounds really great. It's really great
actually, on the surface. But this kind of use I find really
unfortunate. So Katie pharmaceuticals use that act to
patent the kina. Now it sells the exact same drug 17 P, but it
doesn't cost $30. It costs $30,000 for a course of the
drug. So it raised the price very high. And it not only it
didn't win a step further, it sent letters to the compounding
pharmacies, warning them, they had to stop making the drug
because KB hold the patent. And if they kept making the cheap
version of the drug, the FDA would shut them down.
Yeah, well, there's another thing that goes along with this.
And that's also a part of this, of what they call enforcement.
Discretion is the way it's described in this document from
the FDA. There's also approximately 400, UTIs. And
UTIs are drugs that essentially the FDA has not approved.
They've done no testing on but they carefully weigh the overall
benefits versus the risks to they're not actually testing the
stuff. I just saying, Yeah, you know, we think that's gonna be
okay. 400
According to this book, this woman says thalidomide has been
reintroduced into the market. And there's a whole bunch I
mean, it wasn't the FDA put together to protect us, the
public
against metal filings, check the drug companies,
we need more metal filings. This is good. It's not a problem.
It's just a metal filing. What's your problem with that? So the
MRI may be a little weird, you know, your arm will fly against
the side of the wall? Coin. Yeah. So Congress, I believe,
has actually been, you know, of course, everyone's co opted and
bought by the pharmaceutical. So they've been trying to figure
out, how do we help these guys and the President just swoops
in, says, hey, you know what, let these guys go. Come on. You
ain't got to ease of use some discretionary enforcement so
that you know, we can get these vaccines in and we'll get some
cancer drugs and Hey, darling, how you doing?
Another disgusting story?
Hold on a second. You okay. Can I Can we talk to you. Okay. All
right. Did you get any metal filings? No. Hey, we're doing a
show here. And what she has she had a thing and talked to her
about that. I'm sorry.
To put it off. I mean, the show we could have put the show off.
We could have halted the entire show anyway, leaving the day
after the show.
No, no, no, this next week. Oh, I thought it was this way. I
know next week, although I did. I did want to discuss something
with you and our listeners.
Oh, by the way, I'm looking at my notes and his foxes saying
you know what, not guess what? Oh, you know, well, you know,
you know,
you know what? You know what, hey, you know what, junk?
You know what, you know what? You know what?
So tomorrow we leave for San Francisco, we do our annual
hosting benefit thing for kids. And here's what I'd like to
suggest a show from the hotel. Well, I'd like to suggest we do
the show on Monday morning. Because, you know, I look at the
amount of work that goes into stuff and like why would we do a
subpar show? Just to have it. You know, that's sure there's
1000 People all
right on cue, would it be okay to do it Monday morning so that
so I'm really prepared and not just like it because it last
last
night at the home studio. Yeah. Can you be leaving says so in
other words, instead of doing the show on Sunday, we do it
Monday morning, he'll leave on Sunday and get back home? Yeah.
And work on the show. And then we do it Monday morning.
Correct? Correct. Yeah, it's fine with me because you
remember last
year we did it from there. And it was like it was one of the
most horrible shows and the conductivity soaked and you
know, I couldn't do the research because it's like a big gala
event is you know, it's
it's tiring. No, I think Monday morning is fine. I think most
people can put up with that. Okay. We've shifted the show
many a time.
Yeah. Well, we've done pretty well recently. And you've you've
gone above and beyond, but I know the infrastructure in these
hotels in San Francisco suck so bad. I mean, you were in Brazil,
you had a studio. You know, I don't have a studio and I
certainly don't Want to come to your place but more importantly,
I want to be able to do the work.
Yeah, no, I think Monday morning is fine. I like I I'm more for
these changes than you are.
Okay, it's settled. And this concludes our meeting. Done Did
we get any help from anyone today?
Yeah, we did we got a some people picked up the ball. And
let's name we have three executive producers and an
associate and it will list them off James Howard in in the chat
and I've had trouble with a couple of words recently. I'm
it's concerning me. Indianapolis, Indiana. Maybe
it's
a metal maybe a metal filing somewhere in your bloodstream.
In the morning, gentlemen, John didn't believe it was me when I
sent a check. So what the hell I'll donate again. I want that
ring. MoPhO shoot me some karma. Oh,
I'm trying to find his actual email. You've got karma.
I definitely needed to balance out the contribution I'm making
to the evil empire Pay Pal. I don't know. It can it can match
the karma of 11 1111 1111 But I thought 369 was a pretty good
number. Please put my credit on show 369 No.
Okay, so yeah, we'll go back No, I can do it. Now it's kind of
hard to rebake it and everyone's mp3 file but all right.
And remember to note the karmic potential as we get closer hail
the foot. Dark Mobdro from June dalla Western Australia it
appears ever since I asked you for karma the share market has
been going my way down irrespective to John shorts. You
referring when he says my shorts he's not talking about my
underwear? No. Politicians are douchebags Mr. Vodka is my
friend tonight so in the morning to the USA to the USA make the
Greeks except what is given so they may might have to retire at
60 Just we do at 65 It stinks they wrote this note he's like
this really the way he's written it
this is actually a very good precedent. I suggest everyone
sell shares with
a profit so please some karma for the world or me. I love
this. You've got karma. I think every show Keep up the good work
and throw a lobster on the barbecue and camp MoPhO none of
that shrimp crap.
I think it's good that people get drunk before donating. Very
good idea.
354 33 Thanks, James. And then buried down here we have a
Steven von Pels mockers from Belgium the owner of Belgium
actually 333 3633 a palindrome which is a reflection of by the
way, this is palindrome week. That's why we have 11 311 for
example, from Robert Diggle will mention later but but Pels,
mockers got a kind of a tripled up Palindrome of 11211 for for
the date of November 2, but he's tripled it to make it 33633 love
that. And there's a bunch of palindromes coming our way.
There's 11 411 11 511 and these palindromes continue. And the
last Palindrome we're going to be able to see, I believe is
going to be
1221 1221 1221. That
could be Yeah, and there's a there's a few of them, but we'll
I think I'll put them out, we'll isolate them and put them in a
note. So it is
nice to see that and we'll be talking about later, a lot of
people went for the 1111 karma for 11 111 which was two days
ago, Monday. So that's, that's a big karma day. And I think,
appreciate the help on that. That's fantastic.
And so, meanwhile, we have one more Associate Executive
Producer, Jean Neff truly live from Frisco, Texas. John
mentioned that karma expires after one week. Yeah, that's
right. That on the USC football game, and I and we are studying
this, by the way, and I still need some being unemployed. So
I'm sending in another donation. I've enjoyed shaking my head in
disagreement with JCD since the Mac user days in the 80s when he
had the back page column, and he's donated another palindrome.
22 What 200 and 202. Wow. So as Palindrome day here on the no
agenda show, that's right, everybody,
Palindrome Palindrome week, Palindrome month. We want to
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was watching the BBC and they were on the New York at the one
of the you know the protest things and somebody was standing
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whole doing the stand up wearing a democracy now to get this but
it's wrong. I want can we don't have something like that going
on? The slave thing so next time you're
really hammered you like I like it a vodka. Remember this
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Let me write a note.
Let me explain. Let me explain why. We have a couple of PR
initiatives worth mentioning Raimon. from Gitmo nation
lowlands has registered a number of domain names that are
forwarding to no agenda nation.com He has against the
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but very effective. Don't tase me drone.com subdued.me Beat the
drone.com which should be a new game show. Beat the drone.com
and one of our producers John has been all over this brewing
scandal, which I think will come to the forefront. hopefully
pretty soon, absolut fuels llc.com. This is a company that
was raided recently I think it's in like it's Ohio or someplace
like that. And apparently the guy was, you know, scammed $40
million of carbon credits from the government by pretending to
make biofuel. And he had a Rolls Royce and a Ferrari and a jet
and all kinds of great stuff, and the name of the company's
absolute fuels LLC. So if this does come to the forefront, this
is great. So then we're ready and people will start Googling
about absolut fuels LLC, and they'll show up. They'll say,
Hey, what is this? That's interesting. The no agenda Roku
channel, which is now on the official Roku channel guide, as
of yesterday has 3000 installs. I thought that was pretty
good. That's not bad, considering it's pretty obscure.
Yeah, it's, uh, I thought it was a reasonably obscure device. But
yeah, there you go. And
well, Roku is that favorite of the of the nerds? Yeah. And it
has
not only all back episodes with the album, Mark, you can also
listen to the stream live. And then finally, this is probably
the best one at work. What
I mean, how do you I'm about to go look at it. I can't figure
out I mean, how
does it work?
I mean, it's just not. How do they make it work? I mean, you
click on something and you get a big list of all the back. Yeah,
yeah. Yeah. Back shows with a click on something else. And you
get the live. Yeah.
So it's no, it's really nice. You first have you played with
it? Yeah, I was even on the beta. You kidding me? Yeah. So
first, you install it from the channel guide. You just search
for no agenda. Or you go to online radio, it's right in
there's not a huge list that they have. You click on that it
installs it. And then you go into it has like 2000s Yeah, it
has archive shows 2011 or 2010. It goes back, you click on that.
And then you have icons of every every single piece of album art.
You click on that. It goes in, you see a full screen and it
says play and then it plays or if you go back to the top menu,
you can play the live stream is great. All it needs is a bad
signal that your Roku just starts yelling at you.
Now let's see. Where's the back? catalogue stored?
Oh, it's just pulling from the RSS feed.
Dude. It's pulling from the from the Yeah, I mean,
it's pulling from our servers. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. It's cool.
It's, it's so it costs us money, actually. It's a great system.
Finally, thanks to Steve Thompson for registering Rick
drunk Rick perry.com, which I think is very appropriate. Did
you see that? Did you see Rick Perry?
Yeah, we blogged it. Actually. We have a copy of that clip.
Everyone was on it. It seemed like he was looped. Yeah. In
fact, Jon Stewart had the best slice as you know, this is
obvious See, you see one of two Rick Perry's he's either
hammered, or he's not but they couldn't figure out whether this
was him being hammered. Whether it was him when he's really
serious and fumbling. I'm pretty sure he was hammered. Seems like
he was having a good time, but it didn't seem it didn't look
like an alcohol hammering I think think again, or something.
No, I didn't look like he was on ganja. I'm an expert. I'm
reliably informed. Not on the ganja. Now. I think he was just
a little while he wasn't really slurring You're right. Maybe it
was like Adderall or something.
Benny's. Anyway, thank
you all very much for for your contributions to the no agenda
show. Tomorrow, of course, we'll find out if we truly are the
best podcast in the universe. According to the Podcast Awards,
for which there is no award if we win, which is kind of sad,
but there is bragging rights.
Yeah, that's true.
And of course, you can always go out and propagate our formula.
Our formula
is this. We go out. We hit people in the mouth
Come on, everybody. Roll it out.
Slave crew.
Let's see a lot of stuff going on.
I got a couple of offbeat things. Let's
rock and roll baby rock and roll.
So I'm watch watching the C span I'm watching the C spans and
this and they
hold on one second. Hold on one second. What we did is don't
have to see, just got to remind everybody is what we do. So you
don't have to.
So there was a little there's this guy in the BBC. Correct
from the C spended. BBC? Yeah. There you know the G 20. I know.
So the G 20. Roll out to get the G 20 out there in Cannes, and
they're living it up. Let's go to the most expensive place in
the world and live it
up. Well, you know why that's so that everyone can park their
yacht? It's handy.
A yacht and you got a nice airport. Yeah, it didn't. The
food is great. And the hotels are expensive. A little chilly
this time of year. There's no beach beds. And there's lots of
hookers that kind of a red carpet. Kind of this. Yeah, kind
of they have a red carpet.
The place where you stop and have your photos taken by
circles. You move over circles, the circles. You look over here
look at Nicola Nicola. And so they're shooting pictures like
crazy. And the guy stands Jerry's like, well, who are
these people kidding? Why don't they just go into the meeting
and who you're meeting already? What is this just these photo op
ops because they're the elites, they love it, they get off on
it. Think they're in show
business and get out of the limo and they stand there and pose
show business for Ugly people. So anyway,
they love it. This is just This is a key point, John. It's a key
point that they have the red carpet, the velvet rope in front
of the red carpet, because you know, don't pass across that.
And all they need is they need to you know, when they stand in
front of the the the the photo op that should be like
advertising in the background. You know, a response like Rolex
just kind of advertised she was G to say Rolex and
stuff like a bunch of pharmaceuticals,
Pfizer, Pfizer.
So the guys going on analyzing some guy named Dan price out of
Chicago as follows the economics of these things, and he's he
drops this little bomb, which I thought was What is this is
going to be a topic of conversation. Why
on China with respect to you want appreciation? The last
bucket and this is a very important topic deals with food
security, put on the agenda rightly by President Sarko to
see it deals with measures that can be taken to address
volatility of commodity prices, and shortage of supplies up for
discussion, a prohibition on export restraints on foodstuff
as well as measures to increase the transparency of the food
stocks of producing nations.
Oh, well, that's obviously a message is like shut up slaves
or we're going to take your food away.
Guess Yeah, that's what it is like, what is this? This
is this is partially Codex Alimentarius. Obviously, food
security. That's what the whole Codex is about. But oh, yeah.
This to me is like, Shut up. Shut up. Or we're gonna take
your food away. Do you gotta grow your own? Do you want to
eat? Oh, yeah, the G 20. thing there's a there's not enough
come although on EU dot i n t. Haiku. Herman has his own page,
the President's page, and he has videos and he's got a team that
just adores the man and they put up videos of him walking the red
carpet. There's not a word to said. It's called you know,
like, you know, what is the name of the video? It's like, you
know, the vibe, you know, here's the here's what the vibe was
like when the President arrived and he's just walking up and
taking pictures. Complete egomaniac.
What a character? Oh, it's it really is Bill mates is going to
speak at this thing about something or other and of
course,
he's, he's a part of the elite. And he's he's probably got a
nice boat, if not a nice plane.
Well, he's got a G five. Yeah.
No, it's just a bunch of elitist pricks hanging out, telling you
all what's going to happen. Shut up, is how I do it is how we
roll. You got nothing to say. It's part it's part of how it
goes, right. It's part of the cycle.
I think Yeah. Well, one of these days, you know, there's
something bad's gonna happen one of these things, and we'll see
what happens after that.
Speaking of elites, then let's do a couple of elite clips. Paul
Volcker was on Charlie Rose. Paul Volcker, former chairman of
the Federal Reserve, and was also on Obama's economic
advisory board for a while I don't think he's on there
anymore. It was kind of interesting. His body language.
I'm not quite sure what it says. But he was leaning so far to the
left, that he was almost at a at a 90 degree angle when he was
talking. I love what, what does that mean? I mean, why he
literally like all the way to almost perpendicular to the
table.
What does that mean? Is there anybody sitting next to him?
No, no one was next to him was just him and Charlie, right
across from rose leaning? Yeah, not leaning, like falling over.
He had to put his arm under his head to keep his head from
falling off his shoulders, I guess? Because at a 90 degree
angle, it was really weird. And I don't know what it means.
I don't know what that means. I did. I was looking at some body
language stuff over the last week to figure out a couple of
chat room says he was trying to fart, okay, abide
by that. This is why the chat rooms
chatty hold up. But I caught something, which is very, very
subtle. I caught them literally laughing about the slaves and
about the big money wealth transfer. Maybe I'm wrong. But
to me, it came across as really like daylight here.
There is underway in this country in this city and around
the world, this developing protest. What do you make of it?
What do you make of it, some people are unhappy. And the
protest itself doesn't seem to be totally coherent. But there
is a feeling which I've been a little surprised has not been
expressed more, unfortunately, before with the distribution of
income, which has changed very radically in the last 10 or 15
years. And you have a situation in United States where there's
been almost no growth in real income for the average family
for 10 or 15 years. But why at the upper end of the income
distribution, there has been an enormous increase. Didn't take
place in my lifetime or even in your life. It's unbelievable.
We did. We didn't get all that money.
It seems almost unbelievable. You look at the chart, the only
thing that came close to it is 1928 1929.
Oh, this has been brought up. This is a meme.
Right? But then he laughs about Detroit. What happened in 19?
When we screwed everybody. Yeah, it is a meme. But it was kind of
evil of him to laugh about it. In my house center on that, it
just felt like, wow, really?
Well, if he's leaning over,
maybe had some metal filings in his vaccine, who knows? And then
Condi Rice is out there promoting her book, which I
definitely want to read. Because you know, this is going to be
the Ministry of Truth. And the only thing that the news media
talks about is how Gadhafi wanted to Boehner. As like
Gaddafi. Yeah. Tell me about that. Hey, tell me about how
Qaddafi made the music journey. Stewart did the same thing.
Yeah, because that's all people talk about it. She was on the
Jon Stewart show and they cut out like 10 minutes of the
interview. And it's like, he does that thing all the time. He
puts in the dumb jokes. And then the rest of the interview. You
have to go back to the web. And they'll sit there really
apologetically like Sorry, you know, it's like, Fuck you,
Stuart. Sorry.
Yeah, you could do a tight interview and get it over with
this bullcrap. Trying to guide people to the web. I find it
offensive I need to in the interviews and why did they do
he's done this a number of times. Now it's always with some
important person as though he's being told to put them on. He
does what he normally the way the show structure, he does one
comedy segment at the beginning, then he does the second segment
that may or may not involve in one of the other guys, one of
the other actors, and then they good, that's a longer segment.
And then they go into the interview, which is usually
about five, six minutes. But then once in a while they do the
comedy segment at the beginning. And then the interview starts
and it goes on for the 20 minutes of the show.
Yeah, but not when it's someone and like cut out chunks. Yeah,
yeah. So that is boring. It's very, it's boring. And it's,
it's yeah, it's insulting to the viewer. So the clip I have here
is from Condi Rice on. What's the ABC show? I don't know,
Nightline, I think, and George Stephanopoulos is interviewing
her. And she, she comes out with this amazing story. Which was, I
was like, wow, really? It was October 2001. President Bush had
just arrived in China for a summit meeting. We were in
Shanghai, actually, when the Vice President came on the
screen and said that the White House detectors had detected
botulinum toxin and we were all those of us who exposed we're
going to die. Yes, he said that
you imagine Cheney coming on the video screen, you're going to
die. You've got botulism, botulism, you're going to die.
And I remember everybody just sort of freezing and the
President saying what was that? What what, including the
President, including the President, because the exposure
time would have meant that we were all exposed.
Right? His deputy said they'd run test. But that would take 24
hours.
He said, Let me put it this way. If the mice our feet up, were
toast, the mice or feet down, we're fine.
That's really tested. If the mice are feet up, you're toast.
And if the mice are feet down, you're that that's our
government. So we're at work. Here's how it works. Cheney cow
is like, I'm in the bunker, but you're gonna die. But any of the
mice or feet up, you know, you're toast. That might have
been down. You're okay, wait a second for 24 hours. We didn't
know if the President had been poisoned
for 24 hours. We were in Shanghai, we did not know the
result of those tests. About noon, the next day at a lunch in
in China. I got to him on the phone. He said that my sore feet
down. I went back to the President and I said the mice
have feet down.
How does that work? Can you like test someone? Whenever we have
to like put the mouse where they're like mice running around
the White House and the if they died? And what is that
further elaborate? does?
It does? It really does? And maybe
whoever they exposed to botulism in the first place. Was that
answered?
No. And of course not. That would be like interesting. But
how he did did this put the entire delegation on the wrong
foot while Cheney was doing stuff back home. That would be
my weird,
disturbing if I'm like in negotiations with someone or
talking to somebody having these kinds of meetings and somebody
told me this, you're gonna die. Screw me up. Yeah,
if you're in China trying to do something. Yeah, I think we'd
probably be like, well, first of all, I'd be like, Bring on the
hookers. I'm going to live it up before I go. But second of all,
waiting but this doesn't this is not this is this does not need
more elaboration.
The the mice were feet down really?
Sounds like you know that Cheney guy. Two guys are walking. I
mean, it's ridiculous. He's you know, this he's a zombie for one
thing, which bothers me.
Oh, when did I put in the red book that you said it was gonna
be vampires and I said no, zombies is the mean.
This you said that pre read book was a pre read book. So that's
how long ago was yeah as long time ago.
Okay, so just this week alone. BBC reports. Traces of bone
eating zombie worms had been found in a 3 million year old
fossil from Italy than we have the exercise in this is Ohio.
They did a zombie outbreak exercise.
Hold on a second. I should bring that story up. But then NPR
jumps on the bandwagon. And this is this has me actually mildly
concerned. Tomorrow night vampires and witches and ghouls
will roam America's neighborhoods and I for 1am
hoping they will behave when they arrive to my house but
first of all the Halloween revelry there is actually the
possibility that you might run into zombies real ones. Three
bencher reports is your national treasure. Hey, just so you know,
you might run into real zombies. Remember station W AMU here in
Washington explains.
A few months ago something terrible happened to millions of
flies around Washington DC we were getting literally hundreds
of reports of these crazy dead flies everywhere on vegetation
on signposts. Mike Trout is an entomologist at the University
of Maryland. He says the flies were attacked by a fungus. A
mind controlling fungus if
they get any better than this, a mind controlling fungus and it's
in Washington DC
not kidding. It basically zombie eyes is them is their behavior
to fly it moves to a high point, let's say the tip of a blade of
grass the terminal belief than the fly freezes up and the
fungus spews more mind controlling spores into the
wind. Now, does any of this sound familiar?
You say they're young. And to through the ears. What do you
say? I got one of those parasites in Invasion of the
Body Snatchers.
But forget Hollywood. Okay, here's a horror film for you.
It's actually playing on a laptop in front of my ground.
Yeah, so this goes on and on. But they're actually reporting
on zombie worms. I mean, this. It's not funny anymore. Okay.
The CDC is like been a big joke, and it keeps on going. And of
course, it's all to promote walking dead, which, you know, I
follow it and I watch it with the kids because they think it's
hilarious. It's really bad. It's horribly produced. The acting is
sub subpar, as it's just a piece of crap. But it has this cult
following. So I'm sure in a way to promote AMC. Like anyone
would care about that channel. But it's not okay anymore to
stop joking about zombies. Now we have zombie flies with mind
controlling worms in them. Really?
Fungus. Yeah. mind controlling
fungus. And in Washington, hello. What's this?
Some sort of a metaphor,
a metaphor, or maybe they've been infected. I don't know. I
you know. I'm worried about this kind of joke. Hurry. And now
it's on our national treasure. Yeah, well,
the National Treasure stinks. Yeah, that's true. All right.
Well, let's see what else we got. I got a
see here this. Trump. Oh boy. This is idiot Trump is back in
the news because he did you know he's defending Herman Cain and
he's making a big stink about he's doing his show. He shows up
on Greta Van Susteren. Now I want to see if you find a theme
here. It's Gretchen to you. Gretchen dumb strim. He's on
there with his classic Trump blather. But he seems to have a
have a literally a beef. If you play Trump 120 1120 1220 13 and
significantly increased its unemployment rate forecast both
grim news? Wow, no, I'm
not surprised because I've been on your show for years now. And
I've been saying you cannot create a strong economy. If
China and other countries continuously take your jobs,
make your products manipulate their currencies, and do all of
the things they're doing. And then we hold dinners at the
White House steak dinners at the White House for the President of
China. So I'm not surprised at all. I've been telling you this
is going to happen. The news came out today. And I think it's
a I think it's an absolute disaster for this country.
So he goes on, he says, and I'm telling you, he says it sounds
like it says steak dinners be saying steak. So he says we're
having dinners and he stops himself says they're having
dinners. They're having steak dinners.
Wait a minute. Is that is that in this clip that I missed that?
Yeah, you play the very end you here's dinners you say steak
dinners. You listen carefully. 2012 Tom, I
got it. It has to queue up. I want to listen to the steak
dinner on
well. Sounds like a little like steak. But I'm telling you that
steak for some reason I can't shuttle forward maybe if I Oh,
here it is. Hold on a second. Steak. Stupid Donald Trump. What
a douchebag.
So I'm not surprised at all. I've been telling you that it's
backwards
before that, right? No, it's after that. Oh,
doing and then we hold dinners at the White House state dinners
at the White House steak
dinners. Right. Steak dinners. Yeah. He said sorry,
thing. What is this guy, he's hung up on steak dinners.
Another five or 10 minutes go by and then he played Trump too. He
brings it up again.
The other element is OPEC. Every time a little bit of good news
is mentioned they raise the price of oil and that oil is
actually more important in my opinion that interest rates.
They raise the price price of oil, and it's just like sucking
the blood out of this country. And nobody does anything about
it except hold steak dinners. These people dropped out and
kiss their ring.
I think he needs some steak.
He's like hungry. Give the voice carpet Now what kind of dinner?
Does he want them to have? A steak? Steak? Do they want us to
put spaghetti and meatballs? You bring over the Saudi guys hey,
we're gonna get there we're gonna spaghetti dinner. I mean,
what did they want he just staked in? Or did he get invited
once and he ended up with chicken. And he's still irked
about it. I don't know. He's got he's got some preoccupation with
steak dinners. I
can't believe you watch that. That's almost as bad as the
Kardashians.
I could I get to be honest about I'm like everyone else. I've
just for some reason Donald Trump amuses me to no end to
Libya
has a new prime minister did a little bit of research into him.
His name is Abdul Rahim l qib. And this and this is always
tough when you want to Google these guys because you can spell
his last name. L E L dash k e i b or E L dash k i B or A L dash?
It's like,
ah, they hate it. They hate Google. Oh, yeah.
They do not have Google friendly names. And so of course, you
know, the and by the way, this guy is not elected. He was put
in place by the last jabroni, who was Jabril educated in
Pennsylvania. And it was at Penn State. And so this guy is like,
Oh, he's great. He's an academic. And oh, by the way,
spent decades in the United States teaching at Alabama
University. So another shill but he did they're trying to present
him as he's an electrical engineer. You know, this is a an
academic, a smart guy. What they don't mentioned, or they don't
mention is he also worked at the Petroleum Institute in Abu Dhabi
sponsored by BP totaal, Japan oil development company and the
Abu Dhabi national oil company. He was the professor and
chairman of the Petroleum Institute
really and they leave that out Yeah, and that's
not in the Associated Press it's nowhere nowhere is that
mentioned and this guy is now the new prime minister. Yeah of
sales. Aim Please don't be so insulting to me. As you know it
yeah took me a little Yeah. How amazed me that people have the
news just like wow, let's try and Google him that's too hard
to spell his name. I can find that his bio is wiki page
doesn't mention that either, by the way. And then of course, we
have to go and enjoy the spoils. So the the the President of the
Parliament, in the Gitmo nation, United States of Europe, Buzek
went over there to Libya. And I was talking up a storm and he
had a very important message. Buzek whose post is largely
ceremonial later met with Libyan Prime Minister maffucci brill.
He also highlighted in EPS fears for the post Gaddafi era. The
fate of prisoners of war war should be determined in
accordance with international law. By the way, that's how we
ought to pronounce if not Lou. Lou. It's not law. It's Lear.
What is that Lear international law. Baden Baden beta, loosely
sounds like Peter Sellers doing?
It does it does now here's the pertinent point and also think
is how to disarm 1000s of people. Now, let me tell you
something about culture. Everybody in Libya has a gun.
Now and there's a good reason for it. Now they're going to go
and disarm them. We have to put them into know, and we must
disarm them. Wow. Good night, Libya.
Good luck with disarming the Libya. Yeah, the Iraqis are any
of those.
We can just impose international new on them. That should work
newer,
bah humbug.
Then we just move over one little bit to Syria. More proof
of the techno experts just a beautiful piece, explaining
exactly what Lucifer Clinton has done in that country to date,
which really explains why there are riots because we're in
there. riling everybody out riots creating riots.
A law student tells me many female demonstrators are raped
by security forces.
Now here we go again.
Not the whole thing. The setup is the same. It's the same thing
ever. It's exact same script only in a working
Journal. realism students shows me the laptop he uses to
transmit videos. He works with a team of 10 other videographers
who record demonstrations with cameras hidden in their
clothing. And they are always aware that their videos could be
used against them. She jiegu Oh, he says we deliberately film
crowds from a distance so individuals can't be recognized
or arrested.
Yeah, because they're all CIA shields. Activist say they
also use encryption software provided by the US State
Department that prevents the Syrian government from tracking
the video source. After the student sends his videos, he
immediately erases the hard drive. Why?
Hold on a second? I saw this report, I didn't clip it. Oh
crap is what it is things. First of all, how does encryption you
have anything to do with where you do tracing? The location of
a sin? Nothing? Zero, nothing? Nothing? Well, and what is the
point of erasing the hard disk? Which by the way, you can always
you can recover most of those erased hard disks if you don't,
unless you destroy the hard disk, right. What is the point
of that?
Well, this is what this thing is thing is, this is internet bogus
is what it is this is internet in a suitcase. So because of
course the location is the location is known, because it's
going through the internet in a suitcase that the State
Department has given them to the encryption is only if someone
else happens to say, hey, wait a minute, what's his Wi Fi signal
here? And they tap into it? You know, they don't want people
like reading what they're doing. But this is this is the United
States State Department, meddling in affairs and riling
people up and that filming it from a distance Yeah, so you
know, so it looks bad. You can't recognize people's faces this is
it's really disgusting. This is because
we have the so NBC has this new show with Brian Williams called
the rock or you know, worldwide Wrestling Federation I can't
remember the name of it is but it's a new 60 minutes clone and
it's on once a week during the week and they so they decided to
do this bull crap report that is filmed like The Blair Witch
Project of these two guys who are decided they would
correspondent in his buddy that decides are going to go sneak
into Syria oh right camera crew and through the backdoor through
all kinds of different surreptitious method Rios
somehow through Kurdistan or I'm not not there but some are
through Turkey are some to the mountains I don't know some some
dubious route to a barbed wire fence and the whole thing but
play play that he this is what this is what passes for the
report. Play the NBC does Blair Witch clip for starters,
will likely be accused of spying
because his artwork where we are the most exposed.
I'm sorry. I'm gonna make one of these. I can do this.
It's open land haul around us. We stopped in this tiny little
ditch.
Waiting for the sign that we can go for. A car is supposed to be
waiting for us on the Syrian side. We are now inside Syria
and just waiting by the side of the road for our contact to pick
us up. It's a terrible Wait. I'll be as foreigners by a
roadside owners. Finally our contacts arrived. They take us
to a safe house in a small Syrian city. It's a brothel in a
basement apartment full of beer bottles, mattress and hookers
and a mirrored bed home for the next three days.
Wait a minute, these guys they've had a great time.
So okay, here's the deal. So these guys these these guys
sneak in and they do a Blair Witch Project is though that's
about them not about they, by the way. They're constantly
showing B roll that these guys shoot oh, no, never left the
warehouse? Of course not. And they interviewed like two guys
like they could have interviewed over the internet. I mean, it's
played bullshit to which is the second the second part of mass
arrests.
Tell them and just you know, Syrian safehouse I speak with
Juwan USIP, a human rights lawyer. He lives in hiding and
asked we not show his face manda menginap of telephony. He says
I'd like to say to the American people the same way you like
freedom and democracy and to live in security. We are not
different. We are human beings.
Human Resources you mean
so being so they interviewed this guy who didn't name the
name, his name was bogus. And so Then they sneak back out of the
country they didn't do anything they did a Blair Witch Project
bullcrap this could have been shot in Hayward
This is right we know I gotta make me one of these.
Yeah, and you go and they're always panting whenever
you got to do it right.
Always right now
did they have like the flashlight or the green light
that like the night vision shot shining up in their face and
they should have done that? That was during day I can still do
this. No drones can be seeing us
okay, let's do this. Over there. We know the car. Cars waiting on
the other side. It's really story looks kind of dangerous.
John, John, John, John. John it
so we just set that to video and we're done. Oh my gosh, like
lightheaded? hyperventilate, it
was the lamest thing I've ever seen and the nerve they had to
actually present it as some sort of a report from inside Syria.
You know, you can get inside Syria. This is like, and they
didn't they didn't do anything. Once they got there. They went
from one safe house to another state in a whorehouse
interviewed two people that was it. Two different boneheads that
they couldn't show their faces and then they shot back across
the border. What a garbage.
Oh, I'm gonna second. Hold on a second. Let me see if I have it
here. All right.
Okay, we're here. I'm over modulate. John, this is really
dangerous. I have no idea what could happen. We're just here.
We could do pretty well. I was surprised. I didn't get that.
Yeah. Well, they shouldn't.
They could have gotten the clip from search.na shownotes.com.
It's right in there you go. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. So the I guess
they Williams are Yeah, well, we know he's douche. I guess
they're just trying to push this Syria thing. Now the Arab League
has come out and said, Hey,
still not been given the green light? By no time? No, no.
So that's it can't go yet until the Hummer has had Syria to go.
Now there is something in the New York Times that was reported
on the scam of home for the holidays, which I've worried
about now that we have. Because I'm running out of time. And my
prediction, now that we have we can't wait, they seem to have
dropped home for the holidays, where the whole home for the
holidays thing appears to be a giant scam. Go figure. Well, you
know, it's a fascinating report, because you remember last week,
correct when the President suddenly appeared in the
briefing room one afternoon, and he said we are going to be we be
withdrawing all of our troops from Iraq by the end of that
this year. Now, in some sense, that wasn't a surprise, because
the President had been mentioning that time and time
again, even at fundraisers, it was an applause line. He said,
we're moving all of our troops out of Iraq, I pledge to do
that, by the end of 2011. I'm going to accomplish that
what was new was there was negotiations with the Iraqi
government to leave sort of a residual force, some 5000. It
was one number mentioned, other people measured, mentioned
10,000, to try to hold Iraqi society together while the army
there and defense forces within Iraq are able to stand up on its
feet. And even Iraqi generals are quoted as this morning is
saying that could be years away. And also to keep the influence
of Iran at bay, the huge country next to Iraq. Iraq is already of
course fought a war with that country. Within the last 20
years or so. Now we're talking about an over the horizon force,
as reported in New York Times more troops in neighboring
Kuwait, of course, just to the south of Iraq, and working with
the Gulf Cooperation Council. This is a consortium sort of a
group within the Persian Gulf and includes Saudi Arabia,
Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab arab emirates to try to come
together to position forces around Iraq, while not in Iraq,
trying to keep that country together, try to hold off the
influence of Iran within Iraq once American troops leave.
Correct. So if I understand correctly, we're not actually
bringing the troops home. Well, maybe for the holidays, but then
we'd like we're going to put them on ships outside of Iraq.
Hey, what a scam and has the New York Times I turn? Yeah. Well,
it's been home to a lot of our troops for two, three years, if
not longer, as the New York Times turned on King Obama, had
they turned?
I don't know. I mean, they, you got to remember the New York
Times is a functionary of the CIA, no. So whatever it goes on
with the New York Times, I mean, you have to remember that was
uh, gates or whoever, you know, they didn't want to do a bunch
of stuff that Obama wanted to do and that they kind of
reluctantly went along, right and the times kind of followed
suit. But it seems as though the time is in rebellion here or
they've been their marching orders do not seem to be
matching Obama's or killer. He's actually she's the one who's
calling the shots in this middle eastern. Yeah. Oh, yeah. And
she's the one stirring up crap and Syria. And and the BBC is on
on on board because we've heard reports that they're really
pushing the Syrian agenda. And but the New York Times has done
nothing. They in fact, I'm looking at today's paper, there
is nothing in here about Syria, which says to me that there's
still no holding back. There's no time it's not. So there's got
to be something going on between the agency and the White House.
That is not that we don't know what it is. But it's they're not
they're not buying into this.
Also in the New York Times, you know, what I
think it might be I think everybody wants to see how
really wants to see how the Libyan Egyptian thing actually
shakes. How it shakes out? Yeah. Because you know, they got the
guy al Qaeda flag is big right wing news. The Al Qaeda flags
flying over, you know, some compound in in, in Syria, or in
Libya. That's just
the CIA flag upside down, isn't it? Kind of flag please.
What does the al Qaeda have a flag running down the road there
flag, flag flag until just what last week?
I think that bumper stickers to the al Qaeda flag they got they
got a website. So New York Times had an interesting, of course,
they're angry. And I like it. That title of this making a PBS
show, and it's adds to, and this is a report about a show. It's a
four week documentary called America in primetime. And now
PBS is public broadcast, is it system or system or service
system, right system system. So this is supposed to be its
nonprofit, and it is underwriter supported. And of course by
people like you, so they want you to give their money to them
to keep these important programs on the air. So this four week
documentary series is underwritten by Unilever's dove
brand who are paying for the program. Soap, soap. So what's
interesting is that PBS has also made the underwriting
commercials. And this is a big a big change is now it's really,
really, really blatant. And this happens all the time on
commercial television, but now they so P the makers of the
documentary have also created the spots for the underwriter,
which of course is not advertising. And what they say
is, so in this documentary, they want to make a clear distinction
between the underwriting spots and the series itself. So in the
program, when they're interviewing someone, the
interviewees talk directly into the camera. But they wanted to
make sure quote, we didn't want there to be any confusion, said
Mr. Yellin this douchebag from PBS. So when they're showing the
spots, the executives are shot from the side. So it's very
clear that it's not part of the program. This is unbelievable.
They have a nonprofit status, they're begging you for their
money, and they're just putting on ads, they're even making
themselves
they have their own production facility. You know, we know how
to do it best Yeah, don't worry, we'll take care of that and
they're probably getting annoyed by the fact that some of their
big contributors the individuals saying hey you know you guys run
the news are and then you run a chevron ad that's the same
Chevron ad they run on ABC Yeah, let's let's do something
different can you do something Why are they running in it's an
advertisement Why am I giving you money if you're going to run
ads that they run on ABC? Which is true by the way it's the same
ad that Chevron ad with that dented a dead little music Yeah,
it's exactly the same one absolutely exact same ad and so
they're so PBS has probably said okay, all right we're gonna have
this put the production team together we got plenty of money
let's put a production group together hire some of the top ad
executives and we'll do these ads ourself so they're separate
from the ads they run on network TV so we can still get our our
suckers that you know that don't notice this. viewers like you to
help us make even more money they make you know they get
close to a billion dollars. I mean, it's like ridiculous.
I'm they still haven't. I always look at the year end reports.
Neither NPR PBS have released our 2010 numbers, nor has the
Clinton Foundation. I'm weighing
hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars millions of
dollars and millions. Yeah, we get like, yeah, you know, a
couple of grand Yeah.
Hey, how come? How come it failed? Oh, that's sucks That's
really weird.
But your cue? Yeah, of course. I mean, we worked our way up to
the
set the whole thing up and then and then it doesn't roll. Let me
see. Why is it? Oh, I see the problem. I'm sorry. Hold on. My
mistake. My mistake. Let's try it again. And we'll make it
sound better. I'll edit this. I'm going to show us a little by
Tony to no agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that.
Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
That was my modulated
well for you. Maybe. Before we start with our list, I have a
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I would say John looking at the clock. It is time once again to
play in loose or drone. That's right. We're bringing the drones
to the home kit. If you love laying it on television. You can
do it now at your very own random laid off, but it's time
to play.
And these tough economic times are tough times rather,
homeowners are pulling out all the stops to sell and for some
that means calling in the drone.
Juan Fernandez shows us how the same technology helping
America's troops wind wars, is now being used to market local
real estate.
They are one of the most effective tools being used by
the military today, drones unmanned aircraft that can get
in and out of tough spaces without ever being detected. Now
a helicopter drone is being used to sell pricey real estate here
in Southern California. The man behind the controls is
photographer Danielle Gaddafi,
I love it. It's time to bring in the drones. Get everyone
conditioned to the drones. Drones are good. You love the
drones.
And the Hollywood has been using those helicopter cameras for a
long time. That's what all this is. But yeah, oh no, I
definitely
mean that's the beauty. It's nothing new. But we have to
convince people that it's all great. It's your drone on baby.
It's a drone on Get your freak on gets drone on. Yeah, well,
we'll all find out how great these drones are. By Michael
Moore was at Occupy Wall Street. Portland.
How can you say his name without playing the douchebag clip?
Well, of course I can't. And this will give you an idea of
what's happened to Occupy Wall Street. So he's up there and
he's the and he's he's now the celebrity. And he's got two guys
skinheads protecting him. Which is very frightening. Like, you
know, we're like the buzz really buzz cut crew cut like with
green jacket
sees what Nazis look like
Nazis? Yeah, they probably are. And the guy filming this pretty
funny. He's like, Hey, how about you give up some of your money
douchebag with your 50 million and of course more doesn't
answer. What happens is the guy follows him after Michael Moore
is done. And he keeps yelling at him. And then the crowd turns on
the guy. And they start calling him a douchebag which is really
it's like here's a guy who was part of the 1% He won't answer
and then they call him a douchebag well listen to this.
What he just said was that the richest 400 We know about them
right? They have more wealth than 150 million Americans
combined 100 people and this man Thomas is requesting and I think
it's very simple request what each of these 400 Just give back
a million dollars
and by the way, what is that going to help? $400 million
Yeah, that's like one day
not even buy one someone bought
what yeah, one day Great. Michael Moore. 1,000,003 million
I love this. How about a million a year 50 million on lunch?
lunches right? Yeah, I spend a million dollars on lunch that
very funny idiot
All right now he's walking away Thank you Thank you Portland
they'll be here I rock I'm funny. My stand up I'm awesome.
Love me listen to the back make way for him make way for Michael
Moore and make way and the Nazis are pushing everybody out of the
way
around 50 million are you gonna donate to occupy PDX? 1% listen
to what they're saying that this guy though is pretty amazing.
They get really angry at it
make way for the 1% $50 million. Michael Moore Here he comes. Big
way for the 1% Hey, Michael you fly in the corporate jet your
own private jet who are you? Who is paying you who's paying you
guys surrounded by an angry mob are calling out Michael Moore.
Oh, yeah. Oh, go home people.
That's pretty pathetic. Yeah, go home. That's a good clip. That's
Clip of the Day really? I think so. It's just it's It's sad it's
a sad clip. Well guys, you know doing what these tend to do on
these big groups as you're harassed the bowl crapper comes
in to plug his book and make himself a big man even though he
is part of though he is the 1% and 50. More Yeah, and he seems
speaks up and then blast the guy like you would do in one of
these things. And then he gets shouted out
as the instigator who's paying you. It's pathetic. Thank you
for bestowing the award upon me. It's very kind of you. So
I got a couple of interesting there's this meme fest that's
going on I have to say this is one of the funniest ads I've
seen for a long time. And he had to imagine I have to be it's a
black and white ad it unfortunately I believe it to be
part of a ongoing slamming you know, as is a slam of
corporations because this is a is a black and white ad for for
milk. And it's about and the theme is some millionaires got
so much money that he's just gonna throw it away on stuff.
And he's got a big board meeting in a dark room and it looks like
looks like something from Citizen Kane. And it's just
quite funny. But on the other hand is also kind of sinister. I
have a good billions to spend and I want to waste it. Bob
ideas.
Oh my God put the whole internet into a book to practical gym. We
could like more of your money on fire. Too easy.
We can make milk out of something other than cows like
beans are nuts. But milk comes from cows. That's the idea.
Draw up the plans. Got Milk? Ah, so yes, the egg quite funny. Oh,
they have a whole bunch of soy milk and nut milk and other bull
crap and things that aren't milk. Yeah, at the same time. So
it makes a point about milk. But the other the subtext is this
horrible billionaire is trying to screw everybody because he
just wants to waste his money on crazy projects. Not let the
babies have milk that will be bad. No.
And I know that the ad industry is crazy. How much more time do
I have on on new vagina commercials do I have like a
couple more weeks left until the first real vagina commercials
are coming on? Where they where they say the word vagina.
I think you're already you're going to be overdue pretty soon
because
they're ramping it up. They're ramping it up. This is 40
seconds. And well I'm gonna give you for
now here. I'll tell you I got the calendar. It's okay. Thank
you. You made the prediction on October 13. And you did it. You
said six weeks.
Okay, so I have until the end of November. Yeah, that's six
weeks. The end of November
for five see? Yeah, it probably Thanksgiving essentially. Okay.
Well, I think it's coming because they're ramping it up.
This is from two Broke Girls. For vaginas.
Done. This is produced by the same woman who produces her own
show Whitney, which is a dog. Yeah.
Yes. And, you know, I think this woman came out came out of
nowhere. She comes from
Chelsea Lately. She's on. She's on the comedy roundtable. Yeah,
she's a writer, but she's always on the roundtable. With Chelsea
Lately, by the way, they rarely use the use of the word vagina
on that show. But I think as a sales pitch coming up. You know,
this is when I was at MTV. I did the sales pitch for Budweiser to
get them to, you know, to buy the channel by by the channel by
ads on the channel for spring break. Yeah, and what I had done
the basically, you talk about, you know how appropriated the
audience is for the brand, you know, with 37% of all men watch
MTV drink, Budweiser, you know, blah, blah, blah, and the show
some clips of how appropriate it is. I think there's a sales
pitch going on to get ads from feminine products that actually
will use the word vagina, because they actually managed to
put four vaginas in 40 seconds on the show. Oh,
and speaking of reframing things, I have a surprise. I
redecorated my room. I still does some cheap fabric embedding
places down on Halsted street. What do you think? Think you've
made a vagina
Sister, you may think that sex is the last thing on your mind
but you turn your bed into a vagina. My vagina has curtains.
How long it's been I'm tired. I'm going to bet okay, I sell to
make the cupcakes and bring my that place tomorrow. I want to
keep you awake. So Why don't you sleep in my bed tonight and I'll
pass out on your vagina. You better buy me breakfast in the
morning
was there at you saw that you watch this right? Was there
anything funny?
No. In fact, if I said to any woman, your vagina has curtains
should they would shoot me. Can't say this stuff. That's
rude. And it's not funny. That's the most that's it's not funny.
Your bed looks like a vagina. That's a great turn up the
canned laughter. This has got to be a pitch. I don't get it.
Otherwise,
hitch for wide, I think and you know, this history. I don't know
what the point of this is. I mean, I know what you're saying.
But I'm not buying any of it. I just think this is dumb.
Well, it is but the only reason they would do it is because it's
the hope everything's about money. Come on, everything is
about money. We know that. To what has to be related to an ad
coming up. It has to be related to it. There's no other
way. And well, our movie, the vagina. Maybe the Vagina
Monologues is gonna be made into a movie. That's what this is all
maybe it's
the attack of the 50 foot vagina with curtains,
I'm more inclined to think movie than ad. It's back
and it's pissed. It's the 50 foot vagina.
movie with the vagina in the title. And they could they had
to set the audience up first. So they did this. As my that's my
Well, it would still be advertising then.
Well, now y'all worry. It was no, no.
It was still Yeah, it's not really a stretch forward.
Talking about it's
Sorry, I was opening a new segment. Yes, go ahead.
But that segment was just going to be since we're talking about
money, I wanted to get my Bernanke clip out as oh, let's
do that. Now. Let's do it, which was some Bernanke, this big
press conference. And so they, so they asked him about all this
crap is happening. And they so they said, What can Americans do
to because of this mess that we're in? And Bernanke actually
answered the question what we can do, it's lame, but I think
it was at least worth listening to
the ill seemingly was done and now the rug was pulled out. Are
you getting the sense that this economy just can't catch a
break? And how would you advise average Americans to deal with
these continued shocks to the economy and to the financial
markets? Well, I don't want to make excuses again. I will we
did overestimate the pace of recovery for some fundamental
reasons having to do with Isn't that
all they have to do? Is not an entire the job or the job?
And by the so he blames it on bad luck? Yeah, yeah, as
I mentioned, the time taken to achieve financial repair the
state of the housing market and so on. But that being said, as I
indicated earlier, there has been a certain amount of bad
luck. And I think the volatility in financial markets associated
with the European situation has been, along with volatility
associated with the US fiscal conditions, has been a drag on
recovery i
Dude, its total drag man's drag is part of the reason
why the second half of 2011 was less strong than we anticipated
when I was here at the last press conference in June. So
there has been that concern. It's showing up in Americans
confidence and sentiment, you can see that right now. Consumer
confidence is about where it was in the depths of the recession.
That's very discouraging it to some extent, at least, that will
be a drag on consumers willingness to spend and to
invest. My My best advice to Americans is to is to continue
to live your lifestyle and continue to
heal yourself, don't put down the gun, put down the gun out
your personal situation and try to make smart decisions based on
your own financial position. Clearly, Americans are trying to
improve their balance sheets to trying to pay down debt. That's,
of course important. At the same time, you want to make smart
decisions. You want to make good investments you want to budget
properly. So financial literacy is a big part of this and lack
of financial literacy was one of the things that go on
a second if it says minus John, does that mean bad? I'm just
checking my financial literacy here minus it has read numbers
into this mess in the first place. So I would advise people
that
did you hear that? He said, lack of financial literacy is what
got us into this mess.
Well, I mean, listen to that again. What a dick trying to
bullshit lie.
That's, of course important to say time you want to make smart
decisions, you want to make good investments you want to budget
properly. So financial literacy is a big part of this and lack
of financial literacy was one of the things that got us into this
mess. And if
you stupid slaves, it's all your fault. You are not financially
literate first
place. So I would advise people to try to be smart about their
finances. Unfortunately, we can't disassociate ourselves
from from Europe, the things that are happening there do
affect us. And that's an unfortunate fact. The fact very
much that Europeans will find a set of solutions that will allow
markets to calm down and take off some of the headwinds from
the US winds.
You can get the memo that headwinds has been dropped.
Maybe you could just say sell your liver. Wow. Yeah. Well,
there's a couple of interesting memes in there one of course, as
you point out the financial literacy, but it's also Europe
is to blame. Yeah, come on. I mean, come on already. Yeah,
that's pretty bad. Second half of the show, can I just do a
couple of things that are interesting to me and me alone.
Okay, then I'll die. I only have one more clip anyway. So that I
think is worth playing.
Are you familiar with the two ball cane logo? What the two
ball cane?
That's some sort of porn thing, isn't it? No,
go ahead and Google that consulted book of knowledge. The
two ball cane.
I can't consult the book analogy unless you play the theme. Oh,
I'm sorry.
Of course I will play this. You have permission? Just Google to
ball cane. And look at the just click on images and look on the
images.
I'm looking at the images there. It's a hockey stick. Yeah, with
the nuts and now turn it upside down. What
does it look like? It looks like an erection? Nope. No, if you
turn it upside down with the balls at the top it's the face
balls
are at the top on this one right
and what does it look like? Looks like an F it's the
Facebook logo. The two ball cane is an ornament worn by the
Freemasons hello it's been in our face all this time and we
haven't even noticed that
well Did anyone notice it? Did Where'd you get this
information? You got it from from the no agenda news network.
That's exactly where I got it from. But who noticed that we
should be crediting them
wow well if you go to no agenda news network.com You can
probably find it I'll see if I can find out who turned me on to
this. But I was like holy moly. That is so right on. The
Facebook logo is the two ball cane upside down Upside down
stuff your brain sometimes even responds to that better
subliminally
so what they did just study with people wearing glasses that
turned everything upside down and it only took them I think it
was like a half an hour to adjust right?
Just yeah. So I thought that was rather interesting.
What does it mean in in part in the parlance of the Mason New
World Order
New World Order Facebook is part of the New World Order that's
what it means. To Vulcain to ball came
I love it called the two ball kings two
balls in the cane.
Every picture that shows them if you look up to ball cane on on
Google and just look where it says images they're all flipped
over.
Oh really? So maybe you don't even have to have it flipped
over.
He has says that they're all F's
it's crazy. It's but doesn't get
sick Kane is that that's the handle. So that's the way it
should appear doesn't look just should be an F Okay? Rather as
opposed to a hockey stick.
Doesn't look just like the Facebook logo though. Go to go
to facebook.com You're
looking at these things. And it's like most of them looked
like the face. Well a lot of them just go to just skinny or
have a blue background which I find even creepier
just go to facebook.com and you'll see their logo is the F
with the dots. Is the two ball cane.
Oh, that's a stretch you
know I don't think so. It's an F okay.
I mean, I think it's cute. And the F is looks like the cane but
there's no dots. It's just a line.
No if you look at the Facebook logo, you'll see that they don't
have that the line they have different ones but the one I'm
looking at doesn't connect it's the two dots that create
the lives and go to Facebook itself. It's got a line through
it. There's no two there's no two dots on any Facebook logo
I've ever seen ever.
Okay, doing it right. One I have okay, I well I have it in the
show notes. 353 dot na shownotes.com I have a link to
all the images with the balls. got the balls?
That's bullshit. Somebody photoshopped balls?
Okay, well, there's a reason why you and I aren't on it.
We have a second sense of these things we do.
Top secret new SES base under construction at the Olympics.
This is this came in this morning as I haven't really been
able to do the research but here it is. A top secret new essay S
That's the secret service, armed services and get my nation east.
It's under construction at the Olympics. The elite troops can
come combat any terrorists at next year's London Games in an
instant according to the son of a very reliable source. Chinook
helicopters had been an action over the capitol for months
ferrying special gear to the new East London HQ underground
bunkers will have troops Wow, this is going to be great. I
can't wait for those Olympics. That's gonna be
the Olympics are going to be great.
That's gonna be you know, they had an entire school on lockdown
here in Southern California a yesterday did you hear about
this? No, this was local in Arcadia. So someone calls up the
school and says, I'm gonna kill somebody literally. That's what
it was. They locked down the school. They don't let the kids
out. They they let the kids go. Oh, no, this is what's crazy.
And then they they send out these blasts to parents like
automatic phone messages and text messages. We're on
lockdown. We'll let you know when we let your kids out. This
is wrong. This is prison.
It's not a prison. You can't lock kids into the school. Well,
this
is human resources here are accepting it. They're like,
well, we didn't get enough information. Now. Your kids
should not be locked in school period. That's not a prison. It
is here. It's the lock. It's all locked down it last time.
Nobody nobody says anything. You tell me that none of the all
these news now is down in LA. No, but nobody came on and
editorial line about how kids like prisoners and keeping them
in the school when they could go home. And when
is it does it? Does anyone notice that the word lockdown is
used in prisons?
Yeah, it's a prison term.
Lockdown schools on lockdown for their protection. Man, I'd be
like, get my kid out of there. Are you crazy?
Ah, another reason to do homeschooling and or to go to
Texas. Yeah, Texas. Well, you're not gonna you're gonna run into
some weird crap going on down there too. Yeah, well, we'll
see. No, I'll be reporting on it. The European Union is now
considered a school
here. I'm just looking down at schools on lockdown. And there's
a bunch of student Florida schools on lockdown. November
10 2010. A school lockdown has trapped hundreds of 1000s of
students into all the schools all the South Florida schools
were locked down on November 10 2010. It's this Florida city
issue school lockdown after threat. This is got to
be some kind of conditioning because they just get a threat
just like a random threat. It's not like someone's walking
around with an Uzi on campus. I think it's exactly the wrong
thing to do. And by the way, you're you know, that's that's
terrorism. You're making the care of
the kids and what happens if it's actually a bomb planted out
of the school to blow the thing to smithereens and you want to
make sure you kill everybody in the school that's put them on
lockdown, so they're stuck in there.
I don't think schools have that right. And I think it's a bad
and no one but there's no right there's no editorializing of
Hey, what the heck is going on with this lockdown crap flame.
Anyway, I got to do this trip around get my nation staying in
the get my nation east, Britain's largest police force
is operating covert surveillance technology that can masquerade
as a mobile phone network transmitting a signal that
allows authorities to shut off phones remotely. intercept
communications and gather data about 1000s of viewer users in a
targeted area. So I guess the way this works is, you've got a
phone signal, but you're actually connected to the cops.
Great works great. Yeah, this is fantastic. Then we have it at
Schiphol Airport in Gitmo nation low lands. The authorities there
have introduced a new scanner that scans the entire airplane
while people are in it. The truck just drives by scanning
the whole plane and everybody in it that's got to be a powerful
laser.
Wait a minute, let me get this straight. You're in a an
aluminum tube. Uh huh. With insulation. And the X ray
machine goes through the aluminum and then it's got to go
through you, of course is the X ray. This is X ray He terrorism
of course, there's no way it's going through aluminum and then
hitting you're just hitting your surface and then, you know,
finding a gun on you. It's not possible. Yeah. And then what
about the gun being on your other side even worse right
through your body. But
even worse, they're saying it's to look for drugs. What the hell
is that?
Get a drug sniffing dog, for God's sake, walk him down the
aisle, he'll find the drugs.
I mean, I don't know which one is better to get scanned and
radiated or to have metal filings in my vaccine. I'm not
quite sure which way I want to die, I have to ask. So I have to
consult the book of knowledge, which it is a scandal but no one
says anything about it. And meanwhile, in the European
Union, United States of Europe, the EU is now considering it's
on the front burner now smart biometric borders. Mm. With
facial recognition. That'd be great. And the Department of
Defense here in the United States, we get my nation has
instructed authorization for the creation of military department
counter intelligence organizations. This is what the
Undersecretary of Defense Michael Vickers has just
announced. So now this military department counter intelligence
organization. So we're gonna just start more organizations,
more store intelligence agency more wasteful, spending more,
please, it's just not enough of it. Ah, man.
So I ran into a clip from C span and I want to shave a new spot.
The interesting little odd new piece of information is a guy
that came on it was a it was a TSA, hearing on Homeland
Security and airports and all the rest of it. And this guy was
going on about how you got to streamline the system. So
because the problem is we have you notice these inconsistent
you should you go there one day at a way now or another day as
you walk right through, and what are we going to do to change
things. And it's also part of that new program that they want
to get everyone to sign up for. But there was a little tidbit in
here that the guy just dropped that I was just caught my
attention
done without a person having to spend 45 seconds of their time
with their hands, you know, in a position like this, getting
screened. And then going through the resolution process. If you
take a look at what we're proposing in two to three years,
we're just talking about taking existing equipment, reordering
it and making it a little bit more efficient. Because, you
know, in the end, the efficiencies to be gained are by
not having shout outs in the airport checkpoint saying, Take
this bag, take this passenger and move them aside because that
slows down the lane. So So I think it I confidently believe
in this is that we can establish a high enough baseline to ensure
security, but also to do something and that's to take the
level of detection that we have right now. Whatever that that
number is that that the committee has, and we can raise
it even higher, because we can direct our screening resources
on those people that we know let less about least about or those
who appear on watch list or another type of security list
that the TSA has started calling
what other type of security list the TSA has what is this
something we all know about?
Yeah da you're gonna appear on watch lists or some other kind
of security list that the TSA has hmm
And Did no one pick up on that in the in this here? Yeah. Wow
We are so screwed.
Well, if people were paying attention, we'd be less screwed.
But there was just zoned out is this a terrible we're just
getting nowhere here. We hopefully can keep the show on
the road now.
That would be nice because we do need to continue to do the work
that's for sure. I said in the next week or two look for our
president to be a little wacky now that his physician has said
he's in good health and tobacco free I got to think he
was gonna I was gonna take that clip.
I think I don't have a clip but I think he's made a big deal out
of this. Yeah, I think he's on the Chantix. What do you think?
Oh god. I think
I think I think that put him on the Chantix. So we got to be
able to look at let's see if he acts kind of weird.
Tobacco Free Perry must be Enchantix that may be explaining
it. Oh. Could be he looks like a smoker. Yeah, he does. So
he's also the president's also scandal free by the way. Did you
see this report? Yeah, scandal free.
So, so we're gonna do the next show Monday not to Sunday.
Yeah. If everyone's okay with that. I think it'd be better for
the show, because then I really have time to
prepare. And I'm not tired. And I guess we want more deck clips.
Yeah. So we can have an all clip all the time show. I think I
think that'll be the best. And so pass, pass the word on, that
they will be doing the show on on Monday. I know some people
will be upset because they don't know. They don't know about it
or whatever they whatever. And people like it for the Monday
morning commute. And I know it's important. But we'll we'll just
have to do it Monday morning. So it'll be better for the show.
And I think that's, it's the right thing to do. Right?
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