Ready to invigorate the CI Adam curry, John C. Dvorak.
Number 20 of 2011 time you're getting donation media
assassination episode 358. This is no agenda November Skeeters,
here at Camp MoPhO in the center of the Lone Star State in the
morning, everybody. Hi, I'm Adam curry,
and for Northern Silicon Valley where the clouds of doom are
forming overhead. I'm John C. Dvorak.
We got clouds of doom here as well, by the way. Good. No,
that's not good. And says we're supposed to have 300 days of
sunshine in in Austin.
Who says this? Does that right? Is that what they actually
claimed? Yeah,
the book of knowledge claims that. Ah, yeah, it's weird. We
had C on Friday. It was very cold and windy. Really? We got
like a windstorm. And then yesterday, all of a sudden
booked 75 degrees. It was great. It's beautiful. And today, it's
another 74 degrees in the morning here at Camp MoPhO.
Where I still have not done the sound the acoustic echo D
echoing stuff. It's, uh, they don't have foam in Austin.
You go order by mail order. Yeah, I
know. Well, that's what I wound up doing. But it wasn't in time
for the show. Now was it?
So you're just gonna get the the bumpy foam that stuff?
No, I mean, since I'm going to order it anyway, I figured I
might as well get like the professional stuff. It's not
that expensive. You know, just to get a couple of those
beautiful looking tiles and just pop them on the wall here and
there. I put up the green screens in the camp MoPhO
studio. got lights up. So that's helping a little bit, but it's
not entirely there yet.
Well, I don't know what the diversity agenda professional
stuff is. And the regular nothing, it
just looks better. People come in and go hey, that looks
professional. That's the only difference.
I'm going with a gardens. Yeah,
that has kind of a low tech look to it.
You think?
Just a little bit. Anyway, in the morning to your Johnny Boy
in the morning to you Adam curry and also in the mind all ships
at sea. pilots in the Air, which are probably not listening boots
in the ground and also feet in the air.
Yes, indeed. And of course, all of our human resources in the
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The stream now by the way, managed by Gitmo slave and Mr.
Oil and they've got they've got like regular shows going on now.
We got what's this? I forget all the names. We got like a guy
who's online from England before us on no live
from England. Yeah, yeah,
it's all right. It's pretty cool. What's his name again? Oh,
it's gonna now I sound like legs bag. No, no, it's not Blair.
It's, uh, I'm just blanking on it for a second. It'll it'll
come to me. Lee Brown. That's his name. Lee Brown.
Lee Brown.
Lee. Yes. Lee Brown. And he does he does. I think he does a show
every single day. It's dirty boxers. which I guess means a
soiled underwear.
Yeah. Are either that or are fighters who play unfairly
unfairly?
Right, right. All right. And then we have I think we got a
new show like Dan is doing a show after after the Sundays and
Thursdays I don't know. It's, we got to get a schedule. I gotta
figure it all out. But it's nice. Anyway, I happy to see
everyone show up. Once again, coming to you from camo here in
central Tejas. And I want to thank all of our human resources
for not only making this move possible through your support of
the show, but check this out, John. Now I have you know, check
this out. Come on. Here it is. He wanted to distance himself
from the racial discussion. You hear? That's the Obama you hear
that?
Yeah. What is it?
Now I have the TV C span hooked into my board, since I was able
to get a whole new setup.
So we can we can be listening to C span in real time and make
your commentary. Yeah,
exactly. We should just do that all the time.
24/7 show? Yeah,
just wake up, John. Yeah, dude, let's go watch some C span on
the stream. That guy is boring today is what is his book TV,
but it's cool because I got finally I got the DVR thing that
you know, for some reason Time Warner Cable in Austin is so
much more advanced than Los Angeles. Here you've got the
system where if you record something on one set, then you
can go in and replay they get on the other end a different room,
which makes so much sense. And I was watching as a last night,
I'm getting ready for the show. And now of course, I can
actually be preparing and and you know, sitting in the studio
and Stossel was on and this is the great this is the great
thing about the setup. If I catch something that I really
like, I can just rewind a little bit hit record in the studio on
the board, and then I have the clip.
That means we're gonna be over clipped? No, not
necessarily, because we're still like unpacking boxes. So it was
pretty busy. And I didn't have my normal. Normal, my normal
opportunity to lounge and watch C span. But you know, we've been
trying to figure out this bullying thing for a long time.
You know, what, really the agenda is behind it? Yeah. Well,
Stossel had some guy on yesterday, who's a he has a
foundation, which is I think fire is the name of it like free
intellectual resource enterprise anyway. They they fight for free
speech on university campuses, and had this whole list of like,
you know, Ivy League schools that suppress free speech, which
of course, doesn't surprise me, like Harvard and Yale. And he
says, he said something cannot really suppress
free speech to just shout you down. Well, yeah, exactly.
And he said something in passing, which all of a sudden
hit me and I'm like, Oh, of course. That's what this
bullying is all about. Check this out.
Well, Harvey Silverglade has devoted his career that question
into defending speech when it's censored, or people who are
punished for something they said. And now you say there are
new threats to speech. Like what? Well,
the old threats we managed to beat mostly in court in the air
also in the court of public opinion. And so the censors have
simply come up with new terms for speech, they don't like they
call it harassment, or they call it bullying.
There you go. Hello. I buy that. Yeah, I mean, cuz, you know, of
course, harassment is, this is something we've talked about on
the show, I'm the guy that would know, when I was at the MVNO
office when I still had a function there at a desk. You
know, I would say to women all the time, I you change your hair
looks really pretty. And you would like cringe.
Yeah, cuz I took the training. I didn't
take the training. Right. Yeah. And to me, that's like an
expression of my first amendment right. You know, I should be
able to say that. But in, in that
sexual harassment in the state of California,
right, which of course, is is really an infringement of
bullying. Yeah. But it's an infringement on my on my first
amendment right to free speech, the guy actually explains that
very situation, and how free speech is supposed to work.
Unless of course, you got indoctrinated by the Shut up
slave training, which you took
now before bullying. The the attack on speech came from
feminists who said, he can't just say anything in the
workplace, because certain things harass women,
right? Well, that was the harassment phase. They tried to
restrict speech on the theory that harassment made it
impossible for somebody in a historically disadvantaged group
to get their work done to study and get an education. And it
might
if the you have a bunch of guys making cracks constantly about
women, whites, abusing blacks, verbally,
you know, speech can be very unpleasant. And it is the
unpleasant speech that most needs protection. But what about
the rights of the black? So the women who are some of this
horrible speech? Well, you've got a right to respond. There
you go. Horrible speech. If you are attacked with horrible
speech. That's the
company I want to work in.
Oh, can you imagine? Yeah, I
can't imagine this the way it shows
you guys shouting at each other. Hey, you
douchebag No, you can't say that. You can say, well, I guess
you can say that. Actually. What am I talking about free speech?
Yeah. Yeah, I like that. I think that's the way it
should be. Oh, you would, uh, you
took that stupid online course you had to go through 500 pages?
Frightening? Yeah. And it's like the online driver's class. Like
if you if you click through too fast, it says, I'm sorry, I
don't think you actually, were able to read that page that
fast. Go back and do it again. They have
all those little gotchas in there. I'll tell you this course
this was a course that was on. It was apparently the state of
California requires certain levels of management to have
taken this course. Yeah. And so and apparently you never did
know I got to like page 13. And when like, I can't do this and I
never completely I
thought it was fantastic because it goes into such detail about
that. Because it gives you it gives you case law tells you the
kinds of cases that came up some woman you know out Sue's over
the most minor of offenses. It's almost as though you can't even
talk to a woman in the workplace or when I had when asked what
this was basically all about Shut up.
Yeah. When I had my current attorney in New York, shut up
slavery just shut up. Yeah. When I had my company in New York
company that we took public, which was in the.com. Actually,
we took it public couple years before the.com explosion, but
when the explosion that when the bubble started to happen, there
were literally lawyers downstairs, in front of the
door, and a woman would walk out. And hey, hi, I'm, you know,
so and so from this law firm, and
ambulance chaser, yeah, well,
not just ambulance chaser ambulance pusher, I'd call them,
hey, they didn't even did any of your bosses say anything
inappropriate today. And we would get sued all the time. And
we had insurance for that. And the settlement would pretty much
be for just about the amount that we were insured for. That's
the way it works. Big scam, the whole thing.
Well, you know, that the when you read, like, if you took
taking the course and you'd see some of the stuff, you realize
that there are people and I believe that one woman who went
after Herman Cain, right is one of them. She has a background
and she
was she was kind of hot, I have to say,
yeah, she's perfect for the job. Exactly. He screwed for sure.
Yeah. And it seems as though there are people out there that
actually make a living doing this. They go to work for a
company under some pretense, they get the job, and then they
look to get harassed, and then they sue the company and they
get like, you know, half a mil million dollars, whatever. And
then they go to the next company because you can't carry you will
you can't, if they're looking for employment someplace else.
You can't as an employer, say that you were sued out of
existence by this person, because that's illegal. Yeah,
you can't because there's another whole course on how to
hire people. And those kinds of things can't be done. You can't
be honest. It's amazing.
Yeah, well, I tried to sexually harass Miss Mickey as much as
possible. She seems to like it.
Well, until she Sue's you we had
a scam guy show up at the door here the other day. Of course,
you know, we've never really lived in a house and an actual
house in the street. And so this white pickup truck known as the
Texas Cadillac pulls up guy jumps out and immediately you
know, I'm like okay, scam I can feel it. You know, hey, you
know, I just I just started this new company. It's a capital
meets. And have you ever heard of this? Meet guy meet guys Have
you heard of this scam?
It came by here once and then fry and I started talking to him
for a while they kept trying to end the by the way the meat
looks like was frozen in cut with a buzzsaw by frozen exactly
the worst looking meat I've ever seen. But so these meat guys
show up with all we were here's the way this tell me I'm not
getting this the same way you got it. Okay, all we were in the
neighborhood was one of our customers and they bought some
meat from us so
we don't have any more chicken but but we've got some left over
meat a whole box and it's arose offering it
to locals and you know you said well I said well you know what's
the price and I tell him that for example we just bought and
this is the throw this at him and and they rushed down the
stairs and scurry off to the next place. We just bought a a
part of a steer or I think we've ever bought the whole thing for
$1 a pound bow which will be about a buck 50 After butchering
for the whole thing you know that's so the average is $1 a
pound these guys are selling for 10 and I started telling him so
you know we're getting our stuff off the hook for you know in the
in the countryside from vendors that sell direct right for that
mostly pays 252 50 a pound for everything. Why are you selling
your WHY ARE YOU What's this big deal this great bargain you've
got here for $10 a pound which is really high. I liked I liked
it. We're using the argument that because it's special, they
can charge more. That's bullcrap. If you're selling
stuff, right, you know full steers, you're selling you're
not selling it for more money and less of the buyers an idiot.
I like
to our guy who's like So what will it take for me to get this
into your freezer today? Like yes, I'm like, Do you Do you
have a ShamWow in your truck as well was going on? used car
dealer. Exactly. And he had in the in the typical telltale sign
he had his arms crossed, you know, it's like, like big body
language. So I just called the guys bluffs and get your meat
bring it over here. I had him unpack the whole thing had him
show me everything he says Nah, Nah, man. Show me your pamphlet.
Oh, we just ran out of pamphlets. Okay.
I just kept hanging. Yeah, this could be like contaminated beef
girl
who knows it didn't look all that Healthy and look kind of
blackened actually wasn't
it's probably something somebody left. You know, something bad
happened to that meat. Yeah. Hey, we
got to figure out your router. I mean, you're okay, but it's not
great.
Now, maybe somebody's downloading something.
So I think Occupy Wall Street is is very entertaining and
interesting. With all the things that happened over the past
couple of days we have the big Pepper Spray Incident at was not
in your neck of the woods.
It was in Davis, which is up north of me. Yeah, great video,
we will have it on the on the site, this video and then
there's a good article in The Atlantic written by a fallows,
who is apparently very upset by watching this video, you had a
group of students about 20 students that locked arms and
blocked a small walkway in the middle of a huge green area when
they're very easy to walk around. Yeah. And so the cops on
the move and they say we will not be moved. And so then some
tick cop with a huge can have the worst look and pepper spray
looked like a can of paint when it was coming out. Just walked
along in front of each one of them.
Like he was spray painting a car
door was more like spraying bugs. I think like spraying
insects. This is what they think of the public. Some of these,
they see the public they see the students as insects. Yeah. rang
with a can of of insect insecticide.
It was it was really quite amazing to me. I was really
like, wow, this is that again.
And then when the news stories start coming out, they said
well, we're just defending ourselves. Yeah, what a loser.
Just like that bubble cup. Remember that guy? You know if
that bubble touches me you're gonna end up in Canada wasn't is
a Canadian happened in Canada about a year ago. So and now
everybody started moaning you know, mocking the guy. That guy
lost his job and, and he got shamed into you having to leave
town and go someplace else. And he was moaning about it. He
deserved that.
You know, I gotta figure out these people.
I mean, this COP this who casually blasted all these guys
hospitalizing a few of them that he needs to be called out. And
then the chancellor of the university, some woman who's an
engineer, who's now asking for a 90 day, which is gonna wish you
well, you have to do a study and report back in 90 days, she
should be fired. The University of California needs to get its
act together. This is a pourraient
Hey, John, is it possible that your mic is out of phase or
something?
There? No, no, nothing's changed. Why do I did my little
rant not come through?
No, you're coming through. But did you sound like like you're
talking out of your anal cavity? It really doesn't sound right. I
don't know what it is. Ah,
the only thing I could possibly do would have to be the
couldn't be your could be your anal cavity. Or
could it be your preamp or something is hose? I mean, it's
using a dynamic mic. You've changed
microphones. Oh, this
is the same mic always uses the PR 40.
But do you have your preamp installed that you still preamp
for a pre for a PR for you go right through the D to A
converter into the machine?
Yeah, but it sounds like crap. I'm just telling you. It doesn't
sound right.
Why it sounds like crap is probably your side. No, I
don't think so. You sound perfect. Yeah, because I'm
perfect. Let me see. Let me see if something changed over here.
Did you get an update on Skype or something? Nope. No, no
update on Skype. Let me say No, I haven't changed anything, man.
It's very annoying. I mean, you're literally sad.
And we have all the other machines are off.
And that's not it. It's It's something else.
It's this well, I could reboot this machine.
I don't think it's the machine. Well, it could be the machine. I
see. It's unlikely it sounds it's not really because I had to
crank your volume way up. It sounds like you're like
something's wrong with your Skype. But you want to reboot
Skype.
I can do that. And I don't think that's going to do the trick.
But I'll try.
We got to do something because this is driving you nuts. It's
not Well, I mean, the whole chat room is also saying that yay,
the vorak
sounds like crap. Yeah.
Yeah, like you're talking through a kazoo. Alright, I'll
pause the recording for a second and then you go
I could try a different mic. Maybe there's mics connected.
Well, that's cool. Mics blowing out.
Yeah, you know what? just disconnect and connect the new
mic live. That's always a cool sound. Well, Start what
disconnect your mic and then put a new one on live that's
no that's not good that's a that's a that's a condenser go
into there and there's a there's a package on the shelf in a
black little pouch it's sitting right in front of you so it's
about I level
this ladies and gentlemen is the compound is killed bunker at
work
as a black pouch to your left
between your legs the black pouch grabbed the pelvis out to
go get it hey man if you just train those kids properly know
they know how to how to get a pouch man well we'll do the get
go nation national anthem while John is doing that hold on here
we
go ladies and gentlemen, please rise for your nation national
anthem and you may sing along if you wish we are all charged to
be human resources and serve lands and they'll ship from east
to west down to low lands and beyond. We are distracted
this is this is a President Obama's mic. Sounds better? It
sounds better.
Now you sound a little over modulated give me give me a
little level
testing 12345 So it is it's louder Hold on. Let me turn my
side down to 1-234-567-8910 12345670
everybody. Hello everybody. Oh 987654321 Yeah, this is a sm
whatever that everyone thinks it sounds worse. sounds worse.
Yeah.
Is that the shoe or SM
776 or whatever it is when Obama uses the crap Nana
corrects the crap.
Obama sound so good with this mic.
All right. Well, you want to use this one. Do you want to switch
back the other one I don't care this one sounds a little cleaner
a little a little less dynamics in it but I am we got to move we
got to show to do man. John just disconnected mid sentence.
Hello. I'm back. Yeah, no. All right. Who knows? Hello.
Yes, testing.
Okay, that sounds crap. But we'll fix it after the show.
You're all done.
You can't fix it after the show.
Well, no, we can't fix the show. It just this one sounds it
sounds like it's blown up really?
Well, the other mic sounded bad. Well, ma'am, ma'am. Audio
devices gone? I don't think so.
Something is broken.
Let me see what we got here.
Really. I'm going to pause now.
I'm going to unplug and replug in the USB connection.
And you're plugged in again. Okay, enough of that. We'll have
to figure it out. It's been better. Anyway. Back to the
show, John. We're good. Hello, hello.
Yes, sorry.
Hello. Back to the show. We were talking about on stream. There's
a little program we you know, the best podcast in the
universe.
The best podcast and university. What about it? Yeah.
So we're talking about Occupy Wall Street. Now stop talking
about the Occupy movement. And a lot of this seems to be you
know, so this pepper spray thing
at UC Davis. Right. This is this is all set
up? I mean, the first of all, and we've we've already
identified that there's like a John provocateurs amongst them.
And it's it's, you know, they even come out and say it was it
when they when they cleared out Zuccotti Park. Yeah, they had
hundreds of private security contractors. It wasn't just
some consulting group that's behind a lot of this too. Yeah.
You think? A nice little consulting gig. Right. Come out
of Blackwater. Yeah, or something like that. And then
and this little ditty showed up on the BBC were, of course,
stupid guys in America, I think. And I was just to me, England,
no one's going to be listening to this. Little do they know
that the no agenda army is all over this. Listen to what he
says about the arrests made in New York had
a number of arrests at the base of the bridge, but these were
actually pre arranged with the police department by
demonstrators who wanted to show a kind of symbolic arrest of 99
people, but actually, the only 65 ended up being arrested. So
that was done in sort of the negotiations with the state
Okay, who do they talk to you about that?
The Negotiator negotiators like, hey,
you know, we'll sit here and then you just come and arrest
us. And we want to be 99 of us. But I guess they couldn't get
their quota. I mean, that tells you right there that this thing
is rigged.
Well, that's assuming that this guy's not just some phony. He
was
like this. I can tell you who he was. He was like some police
muckety muck he was you know, it wasn't a phony. Well, I mean, I
don't think he was a phony. See, what was this Deputy
Commissioner of Public Information? Paul Brown. That
seems like a real dude.
Public Information for who?
For the New York City Police Department. Paul Brown. Yeah,
with an E at the end.
Paul Brown with an E on the end? Well, that's easy enough to look
up
br o wn, E, Deputy Commissioner of Public Information for the
New York Police Department has little tagline here while you're
looking at
where they were gonna sit, wanted it to be observed. And
then they were arrested without any kind of resistance that
we've seen in some of the earlier arrests, more classic
civil disobedience that you would associate with the civil
rights movement in the United States.
I don't think the civil rights movement got arrested through a
negotiation. I don't recall that. That's bogus. Yeah, this
guy's a real guy, if that was him.
Wait a minute. Is that is that the definition of Bogota, of
Bogota? Yeah, this guy would be Bogota. He was totally I mean,
no, no, the whole though the episode would be Bogota live,
okay. He will get that beating false, but bogus is false, but
not necessarily negative. Negative would be Bogota, HIV,
negative, false negative. I
don't understand how to use the word. I tried it yesterday. It's
not working out.
Well, good. If it's, it's, you have to remember a Reilly
actually invented this word by trying to say Bogus and negative
at the same time because he couldn't figure out which one to
say. And he said Bogut IV,
right. So it was was this guy is Bogota, HIV.
Well, I think I don't think the guys Bogota if he's not boy,
he's a real person. I think the whole scene is bogus. All right.
Soon, this, are we already in the urban dictionary with
Bogota? Yeah.
Now we're still gotta get a good a good definition because I've
gotten to a couple of debates with people who seem to want I
don't know what they're looking for to make it I mean, I know
what it means.
Hello, hello, Urban Dictionary. Ladies and gentlemen. Here it is
Bogota live. When many things are bogus, they group or plural
is Bogota live. Oh, that's not right. Even worse, it says Bill
O'Reilly stated there were Bogota reviews of his new book.
Hello, this is not okay. This is not the correct definition. Nor
is it the correct attribution. No, of course, I'm doing thumbs
down. Thumbs down.
Yeah, hit the Urban Dictionary changing thumbs. That's a
combination of the words bogus and negative.
Can you change that, like Wikipedia can change the Urban
Dictionary?
I have no idea how that's done. This is we have a few of them
from the blog that got into like, embiggen.
Yeah, well, I'm big in his good I get that one. Mogilev is
anyway it's not it's not right. Not plural, bogus, and is not
right. So I've been tracking this. The second mile thing as I
promised, and it's been very, very hard, because we've been
unpacking, you know, 342 boxes of what turns out to be crap.
It's amazing how that works. You move and you're like, Hey,
what's this? Oh, that's just a box of crap. And then the only
definition is, is it my crap or your crap?
How much crap one accumulates?
It's crazy. So I got a an interesting note from someone
who doesn't want to be named. Somebody says please take the
opportunity to call out Nike and its leadership as a bunch of
douchebags for refusing to change the name of their on
campus daycare center at Penn State, currently known as the
Joe Paterno Child Development Center. It's one thing to have a
golf themed building named after Tiger Woods, but having a
childcare center named after Joe Paterno was just wrong. And he
says On that note, Mr. Parker, the president, the current
president and CEO of Nike is a Penn State alumni. He's also
known to have an obsession with toys hmm it gets deeper I'm
telling you this this whole this whole thing is sick. Well, first
of all, it means you don't want to send your kid to the Joe
Paterno Child Development Center. That doesn't sound
right. You gotta agree with me there.
So I gotta get a couple anonymous notes. I got one. That
guy who sent you the CIA coin sent a couple more The Ira was
moaning. Yeah. Oh, that's nice. And of course he doesn't say who
he is. But these are the newer coins. So you know, mine has
Panetta on the back and you know that phonetic coins are all now
rare. Right? Right. And then out of the blue somebody else sent
one that guy will go He says I'll go by the name Don salaam,
Chris. I'll call you John curry, our Adam DeVore AK, that would
be me. And then he he sent the coin that he got from the CA
shop through a green mailer. And then he would used to kind of
see all the he said, even say what he is obviously and then
the key I think that was interesting was to send a where
you can identify somebody's handwriting you write the
address in block letters,
don't you didn't like cut it out of a newspaper? Isn't that the
way you're supposed to do it?
Well the block letters seem to probably be pretty effective
because it's like got a ruler and you just you know write with
blah you know all right, but I think you know, who knows but
anyway he gave a he said another CIA challenge one only one and
this one's interesting because it's essentially the same a both
sides are identical so it's not a coin that you can flip for
heads or tails.
Oh, sounds like standard issue with the CIA. Let me see. Do we
do own heads we drone tails we don't all boy I'm so sorry.
Yeah, we have to drone you
it's a trick coin.
So did he send you a clip of something or just this is just
the coins that he sent? Just to coin you know, that's pretty
cool. Outrageous.
Anyway, so we do get some stuff in the mail. But we we didn't
get a lot in the mail or over the a lot of Yeah, no,
we didn't. This was fortunately we kind of expected that to
happen. It being the new this is the Thanksgiving week when
everyone is traveling in the United States of Gitmo nation by
far still our top donating country. Although we have a lot
of donors from Down Under in Australia. Oh, speaking of
Australia, before we get to thinking do you watch do? Did I
watch what?
I guess not? What what did you watch? The Australian
Parliament?
No, I didn't No, no, what happened?
Ah, it's it's weird. I have a couple of clips will shut play
after the donation or after we do thank our executive
producers. But it's like, it's just it's hilarious. I'll
explain in a minute. But what
I was gonna say is that I you know, this rotational deployment
thing that we talked about, we even named the title of the last
show was about rotational deployment. This is our Marines
and naval ships and aircraft carriers. And God knows what
else all being stationed now in Australia, and I got a couple of
notes. Some of them were tweets that basically said rotational
deployment equals vacation. The one I trust the most actually is
from atomic rod Adams. He says it's a term that Marines use
when they're not going to station Marines in a place long
enough to move their families to live there. Typically, the
American military uses permanent change of station orders when
members will be in a single location for at least a year. So
that's not what this is less than that is covered by
temporary additional duty T ad. Army calls them TDY orders
temporary duty yonder family moves are not provided in T ad
situations. There are several reasons why rotational
deployments are used. But in this case, it is probably a
financial issue. Moving families to Australia would be popular
for the individual Marines, but it would be darn expensive for
the taxpayers. But it's I think I like the basic vacation. Idea
the most. So instead of sending our troops home, you get
rotational deployment to Australia get to hang out there.
Yeah. And drink some beers.
Oh, it sounds like something from a Star Trek episode. Where
they have these strange bases in these weird planets that are
nothing more than vacation spots
where that bar with all the weirdos at it?
Well, that's Star Wars now. Sorry. So anyway, yeah, that's a
possibility that just turning at that. So the deal is, hey, you
asked us what we're going to do is set up a base. But it's not
don't worry about it. What it really is, is a place to drop
our guys off so they can take a cheap vacation. Yeah. And
they'll be spending their money there. And they won't be
bothering anybody because their God knows. You know, 2500 Drunk
Marines never get into trouble with anyone.
I think the hooker population in Australia just got more
interesting.
Especially around Perth. So now they're in Darwin. I think
so you remember what President Obama said when he was in
Australia? Right?
The United States of America has no stronger ally than Australia.
So little bit of research brings us to the following statements
from El Presidente a
The United States has no closer ally and no stronger partner
than Great Britain. The United States has no closer partner
than Europe. We don't have a stronger friend and a stronger
ally than Nicolas Sarkozy. And the French people. The Republic
of Korea is one of our strongest allies. The United States and
Canada are not simply allies, not simply neighbors. We are
woven together like perhaps no other two countries in the
world.
Sounds like he friends everybody on Facebook, doesn't it?
This reminds me of the the medley that was done of one of
the authors. I forgot which one but they somehow decided to do
this on both on a book tour. Yeah, and you know, every town
now I love Cleveland. You know, it's my favorite town.
Well, if you listen to Obama, he does that too. He always says
it's great to be back in fill in the blank. He does the same
thing you can do this with this guy all the time is always is
great. And I see some of our great senators are here, great
congressmen. It's always the same thing. And they're always
in the house, by the way. Like he said, like, you know, he's
still stuck in the days of Arsenio Hall. Yeah, Congressman
has in the house. Idiot.
Does he stay in the house? All the time, all the time in the
house are sitting
in the remember Arsenio Oh, yeah. Most people listen to the
show are too young to remember Arsenio has been so much CO.
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Well, this sounds like we need to discuss this. Do we need his
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point. It's so nice here. It's so quiet. And you don't hear the
drones at all. I mean, I think they're at altitude. So you made
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I could do in a minute of we do a minute of Oakland and it'd be
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There we go. Now good. Hey, by the way, John, I should say
Happy National Family week two, you
know, is it family week? Yes. That start on today or is it
started yesterday? It starts coming up. It
starts today. Officially today, National Family week. And this
is by presidential proclamation. And we can also if you want to
laugh we could also talk about about the Thanksgiving holiday
because the the president you know he asked to proclaim the
holiday right. Did you know that? He does. Yeah. And let me
just go to whitehouse.gov for National Family week as a part
of the home for the holidays program that the White House has
running right now. And let me just go to me go with the
Briefing Room presidential actions. This is pretty funny.
So he has proclaimed the 24th of November as Thanksgiving Day
2011 presidential Proko proclamation. This paragraph
will argue one of our nation's oldest and most cherished
traditions. No. Thanksgiving Day brings us closer to our loved
ones and invites us to reflect on the blessings that enrich our
lives. The observance recalls the celebration of an autumn
harvest centuries ago, when the Wampanoag Tribe joined the
Pilgrims at Plymouth colony to share in the fruits of a
bountiful season. The feast honored the Wampanoag for
generously extending their knowledge of local game and
agriculture to the pilgrims. And today we renew our gratitude to
all American Indians and Alaska Natives. They make
it they make it they're making they're adding to this bullcrap
story,
we take this time to remember the ways that the first
Americans have enriched our nation's heritage after we poked
on them from their generosity centuries ago to the everyday
contributions they make to all facets of American life. As we
come together with friends, family and neighbors to
celebrate. Let us set aside our daily concerns and give thanks
for the Providence bestowed upon us as we all live the American
dream of just getting by.
Okay, I made that went up that last bit. So yeah, do you want
to tell us the true story?
Well, I was gonna save it for the Thanksgiving show.
Okay, well, midlist will be a teaser, then. Yeah, it's
boldgrid
Thanksgiving. Generally speaking, after some war battle,
the President would declare that we give a day of thanksgiving
for the soldiers in the current Thanksgiving that we're dealing
with actually began in the 1860s. And it was a proclamation
by Lincoln to thank two soldiers that fought in the Civil War.
And that was the day of Thanksgiving. Well, here's what
here's what and then somewhere along the line, somebody dreamed
up this cock and bull story about the pilgrims and the
Indians. And then now it's up It will complain about it like that
woman we had the clip from last week.
Yeah. Well here it says though our traditions have evolved. The
Spirit of grace and humility at the heart of thanksgiving has
persisted through every chapter of our story when President
George Washington proclaimed our country's first Thanksgiving. He
praised the generous and knowing God for shepherding our young
republic through its uncertain beginnings. That doesn't sound
right decade. That's not
even that's that's another bat. And that's another boat because
they actually do harvest festivals and thanksgivings that
predated Washington. So that's not even right. Decades later,
presidents bowl this is the you know what this is associated
with Obama and his boys and you look, we'll associate ourselves
with Washington. They'll love us if we do that.
Decades later, President Abraham Lincoln looked to the Divine to
protect those who had known the worst of civil war and to
restore the nation to quote to the full enjoyment of peace,
harmony, tranquility and union.
Well, I think that's probably accurate. Okay, so
that's the one line then it's accurate.
Oh, you gotta throw something in there. Oh, I
see. Today, let us offer gratitude to our men and women
in uniform for their many sacrifices. Oh, now it's about
now this has become a war holiday. Right. This is great.
And then he does something else. Really? Oh, shoot
and shoot a turkey? Yeah. Hey, stand
out. In witness whereof I have here on to set my hand this 16th
day of November in the year of our Lord 2011. And this is new,
and of the independence of the United States of America the 236
What are we counting down or something until it's over?
That's weird. That's weird. Anyway, Bogota live
well, I do have a kind of, I don't know maybe it is a kind of
a family oriented clip of some sort. I this was should have
been running the last show, but I do have the clip describing
and just see if you can find one bogus or Bogut IV, one Bogut IV
assertion after another this is a guy a newspaper guy describing
to Democracy Now the let's see what the name of this clip is
idiot shooting at the White House. You know, the guy took
driving along this Listen to this story the way it's
described. And tell me this doesn't sound like a just a
setup. Bullcrap story. I mean, the for one thing they didn't
you know, we talked about this guy a little bit last show, the
guy who was is now charged with trying to assassinate the
President. The President was in Australia.
Well, it was a long shot. It was a lot. What is he going
to shoot in the air hoping to maybe the trade winds catch the
bullet? I mean, what is this bullcrap? But play this little
clip develop?
Well, so we know that gunfire was heard a little after 9pm on
Friday. That was of course a federal holiday the Obamas were
out of town although we don't know if their daughters were in
the White House. adultos
Is this how we pronounce daughters on Democracy Now data
is
interesting. But listen, he says the Secret Service won't say
whether the daughters one has this says to me that this whole
thing was just a scam and the daughters were actually removed
from the place if they were there. I don't know why they
left them home alone when they were in Australia but as
possible, would it to get them out of there because that you
know, just in case this guy gets lucky. You know this this phony
but anyway, finishers were
in the White House at the time, and the Secret Service won't say
what the complaint made clear was that there were several
witnesses who saw this dark Honda Accord pull up on in on
Constitution Avenue in front of the White House and gunshots
were fired out of its passenger side window we have the person
who was in the car behind it said this and someone who was on
the street also said they saw this happen in the car sped off
and then six A few minutes later, about six blocks away
that the driver of the car abandoned it on the lawn of the
National Institute of Peace right by the bridge to the
Potomac River. And inside this car, authorities found a semi
automatic rifle. Nine spent shell casings lots of other
ammunition, brass knuckles, a baseball bat, a Walmart receipt.
I'm gonna go assassinate the President with my baseball bat.
This is
Walmart receipt. Yeah.
I bought it in Walmart,
a jacket that had la written on it in the form of the Los
Angeles Dodgers baseball team logo. And it turned out this car
had was had a license plate from Idaho they were able to link it
to Mr. Ortega Hernandez and indeed he had been photographed
twice earlier on Friday wearing that jacket. Once as you
mentioned earlier when the Arlington County police stopped
him and then let him go because he had done nothing committed no
crime at that point and was unarmed but they did take his
pictures. And also they went Do a Walmart and found a
surveillance tape of him wearing that jacket.
Don't wear a Dodgers jacket this is this is the message here
don't wear the Dodgers just hear
this story. Well, first
of all, I thought it was an AK 47 That is by no means semi
automatic. That's that's a full automatic weapon as well,
whatever
it was. First let's take a look at this. The guy drives up to
the street takes a couple of shots out the window, boom,
boom, three, it's
DC God that happens all the time, just not on Pennsylvania
Avenue.
So he keeps driving and then for some unknown reason, abandons
his car in front of the institute device.
Walmart receipt with his
Walmart receipt and a bunch which gave him the opportunity
to find that did he
leave his seat? Did he leave his CIA challenge coin in the car?
That's the question. He left
a baseball bat and brass knuckles which I mean come on
What is this a 1930s movie? I tell you what to do. Let's put
some brass knuckles go missing him and then he got but and then
coincidentally earlier in the day he was arrested or no pulled
over for something but he did nothing wrong but they took his
picture anyway. And then they took his picture at the Walmart
for some unknown reason. Give me a break.
It's now the only problem is that he wasn't white is the only
thing that went wrong because you know we know that the white
when
I saw his picture I thought he was white. I thought it looked
like like at some sort of extreme white you know
survivalist type
or so you know the two theories that I think you darling the two
theories that I've been hearing about is one it's like a fast
and furious like a Mexican Mexican gangs are out to get him
so that was pretty funny. Oh, yeah. Good.
Yeah. There's so was other shooting at the White House.
Well, the President's in Australia. Yeah, that makes
sense.
We didn't say they were smart gangs you know. And then the
other one is the this is a part of the racial tension that we're
supposed to be ramping up against the president which is
predicted in his in the Red Book even but it didn't quite fit in
with this guy being expanded it
was a poorly operate this operationally if this was done
there I mean whatever it was it mean it actually make the whole
thing out of it makes any sense this was a botched something by
someone right. And DME
ah one of the most emailed clips I'm sure you got a copy of it
you might you might even posted it on on your blog, very little
blog thing. Is a Nigel Doric slash blog thing? Yeah. Thinking
is Nigel Farraj Oh, I
love this Nigel Farraj clip.
Yeah, this is in fact he kind of corroborates everything that
we've been saying about the global banker takeover of
Europe. We have the shield going into Greece we've got the shield
going into into Italy. Both have Goldman Sachs ties. And there's
an actually there's a an interesting follow on to that
which I'll get to right after I we listen to Sir Nigel who
people in the UK don't like I don't understand this. I don't
understand people I reblogged. And people who I really respect
and like, you know, for their opinion. People don't like him.
I don't understand why.
Maybe it's rigged. And maybe they maybe the public likes him
and some people are paid not to like him to make it seem as
though no one likes him because I don't see anyone. And he
really is very British. He seems like he's gotten the right side
of the argument. i Why would people dislike him?
I don't know what it's the UK independent party that people
know you don't like UK IP. But you know, but even people who
don't like him. I think this is a pretty good rant he went on
Well, here we are on the edge of a financial and social disaster.
And in the room today, we have the four man that was supposed
to be responsible. And yet we've listened to the dullest, most
technocratic speeches I've ever heard. You are all in denial by
any objective measure, the Euro is a failure. And who is
actually responsible? Who's in charge out of EU law haiku? The
answer is none of you. Because none of you have been elected.
None of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the
roles that you currently hold within this crisis. And into
this vacuum. Albeit reluctantly, has stepped Angela Merkel and we
are now living we are now living in a German dominated Europe.
Where have I heard that before? Did that ever happen in history?
John, I could you look up in the book of knowledge. Let me check.
I don't know if Germany has ever dominated Europe in the past.
Could this be one of those fractal things you speak of all
the time,
something that the European project was actually supposed to
stop something that those that went before us actually paid a
heavy price in blood to prevent? I don't want to live in a German
dominated Europe and none of the citizens of Europe
by the way, while the doing this the camera keeps cutting to that
German douchebag what's his name again?
That guy I don't know his name. The laughing
Yeah, he's like this shoe shrine,
even your shrine, you'll be the first one whose tentacles will
be in the prison
will be in the camp and today I have a train ride for you,
Nigel.
But you guys have played a role, because when Mr. Pap and Draco
got up and use the word referendum, or Mr. Ren, you
described it as a breach of confidence. And your friends
here, got together, like a pack of hyenas rounded on PAP and
Draco had him removed and replaced by a puppet government.
What an absolutely disgusting spectacle that was and not
satisfied with that, you decided that Berlusconi had to go. So he
was removed and replaced by Mr. Monti, a former European
Commissioner, a fellow architect of this euro disaster, and a man
who wasn't even a member of the Parliament, then here comes the
best line. It's getting like an Agatha Christie novel, where
we're trying to sort of work out who's the next person that's
gonna be bumped off. The difference is we know who the
villains are.
I hope he checks under his car before he gets into it.
You should all be held accountable for what you've
done. You should all be fired. And I have to say, Mr. Van
Rompuy. 18 months ago, when we first met, I was wrong about
shit. I said you'd be the class assassin of nation state
democracy. But you're not any more. You're rather noisy about
it, aren't you? You an unelected man went to Italy and said, This
is not the time for elections. But the time for actions. What
in God's name gives you the right to say that to the Italian
people?
Well, it because he's haiku. Herman and his face is
priceless, that he doesn't take criticism very well. He he just
says he's writing haikus. You know,
I didn't. I mean, we did. We talked about the fact that
Herman kind of got this job from,
from the back of a cereal box
from the meeting at The Bilderbergers.
I didn't know that actually. Haha. That's
before he was chosen as the head of
I do remember that. Right. He was
meeting at The Bilderbergers. And in the end, it was a special
meeting. It wasn't their normal drinking club meeting. And this
was like a meeting to show off this guy. Right? They brought
him in front of the whole group, and he gave a speech about the
future of Europe and the future of the world and the future of
world governance.
Right. And they said, hey, that's good. Like what they
heard. Yeah, it's good. Don't have an opening somewhere. Yeah,
yeah. President Okay. Well, there's something else very
interesting had like the
cut of your jib.
Who that's a nice one. You remember the that guy Rajat
Gupta? The guy got arrested for insider trading. Right? So now
he got sentenced, like, what, 10 years or 14 years or something?
He's gone. He's gone to the big house, but he's still in appeal.
And his lawyers have now subpoenaed Gary Cohn? And what's
the other guy lube? Both of the Goldman Sachs guys? Uh huh. And
here's what's interesting about it, is that Cohen was the guy
who actually did all the deals for Greece No, all the all the
Goldman Sachs hiding the losses to you know, he showed them how
to do it. And now this is not the SEC or you know, or the, you
know, any other Feds you know, this is like, this is a court
case and now these lawyers are subpoena a subpoena in subpoena
Amy, Amy, these guys. And, and I think it could, you know, this
is not just an attack. Well, it's an attack on Goldman Sachs.
But this could be very big. Because not unlike when the SEC
does something is like, yeah, no, no, oh, you didn't do it.
Okay, go back home. Now these guys actually gonna have to
testify. And I think this Gupta guy, either who was a shill or
somehow he's just while he's going to the big house, so he's
probably really pissed off, but I think we can see some sparks
coming up pretty soon. I got my eye on this one. I like it.
Because we know when that when people really understand that
Goldman Sachs were the guys who screwed Greece and then went
right back around and now we've got a Goldman Sachs guy. They're
running the place. Do you think people will will get it? No.
Yeah, I don't know man. I gotta say the the Greeks. Here. Listen
to this. This is from your own news. The only the only outfit
that actually reports on Greece.
Greece's new national unity government has presented its
2012 budget plan to Parliament. Now what
do you think the budget plan is? How much do we have to cut? And
everything's? There's nothing left to cut right? The cheese is
so thin. They got nothing. What do you think they're going to
cut now for for 2012? Of probably
half a trillion. What? Well, I mean percentage wise. Oh, it's
such ludicrous. It's like 25% or something like that.
It aims to cut the country's deficit by more than a third
from this year's level to 5.4% of GDP
ever met only is the magic number 33 and a 33. Wow, third,
you kidding me?
automa technocrat Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is now leading
Greek efforts to avoid bankruptcy. And in a worst case
scenario, a possible exit from the euro. His finance minister
says Athens won't need to pass any new austerity measures next
year. If reforms that have already been approved up put in
place right. Anti austerity activists joined 1000s in the
Capitol on Thursday
and love that term. By the way, anti austerity activists. It's
nothing like a little bit of alliteration for you. That's the
triple A club, anti austerity activist, instead of saying
really pissed off slaves
to mark the anniversary of a 1973 student uprising that
helped bring down Greece's military dictatorship. While
many marched peacefully, police clashed with stone throwing us
the first
stone throat. John does blasted stone throwing us please get
those anti austerity activist stone throwing us us out of my
day
for the new crisis coalition. The clashes came just one day
after the government cleared its first hurdle by overwhelmingly
winning a vote of confidence.
I love it, and it's gonna happen here. What are we now four days
away from the super committee having to vote on our own? Well,
we're not calling him austerity measures here. We're just
calling it super committee thing. The super committee
report, if we actually call it what it is here, then we'd have
stone throwing us out on the street. And I guess they're not
going to they're not going to figure it out in the next four
days. And then we have like an automatic austerity measures,
right.
Yeah, well, that turns out a court that was watching one of
these clip shows where they, you know, try to disprove what
everyone says is true. Apparently, the Senate can like
to do this, but we're not going to really do it. This is like
bullcrap this whole thing, this thread of cutting the military
budget, the rest of it may be bogus. You
know, the the military budget is increasing. It's not decreasing,
increasing. I saw the report, we're going over $600 billion
for 2012.
Yeah, that's the only way you can make any money anymore is
work for the military.
Yeah. Now I met the we haven't really gotten a lot of Austin.
Research yet, because we've just been so busy unpacking
everything. Our landlord, by the way is, so he like, Hey, man,
that shows pretty good. He's listening. So I gotta be careful
what I say. But he's, he's, he's like an a startup, some software
startup, and they're doing like military grade stuff. And
everyone here is working for the military as well. That's where
it's where all the money is. Right. What are we doing wrong?
We're not working for the military. Yeah, we should just
quit the show and go work for the military. We should get the
consulting group together. And just good, you know, just live
off the government. It is funny. Actually, taxpayers pick up our
salaries.
Oh, no, it'd be so nice, wouldn't it? There was a report
that came out and I haven't quite figured out the report,
but it's definitely definitely a case of apparently, Gallup has
gotten together with some other company they've combined. What's
the name of that of the company? Anyway, they determined that the
amount of money that an American human resource needs to make on
average to be happy is $75,000 a year? That's what they've
determined.
Who determined this
Gallup and this national health it's like they do research for
pharmaceutical companies and It was very, very sketchy. But it's
uh, I'm trying to find I can't find it right offhand, but
really like really? Yeah, here it is. Gallup Healthways
WellBeing Index, better known as GH WBI? A daily wellbeing survey
that queries 1000 respondents, two scientists from Princeton
University say happiness is based on life evaluation and
well being. So there's some, there's obviously an angle in
this survey, there's a reason for it, and reason why they're
why they're publishing this. I haven't figured it out yet. But
anyway, the number is $75,000. That's the magic number for and
that's pretty much. I mean, where's that on the scale?
That's a is that middle class? $75,000?
Well, it's in today's inflated numbers. I suppose it is. Yeah.
What's the average income in the USA, let me just consult the
book of knowledge.
The whole thing was kind of weird, but it's done by
scientists. That's the most important thing. Here Countless
studies have examined the relationship between income and
happiness. But now, scientists will Sciences has pinpointed the
exact amount of money you need to be happy the magic numbers
$75,000.
In 2006, to real adjusted for inflation, median annual
household household income was 50,233. According to the census,
the real median earnings of men who worked full time year round
climb between 2006 and 2007, from 43,000 to 45,000.
Oh, interesting here, and here's the conclusion. This might be so
the next time you hear the phrase money can't buy you
happiness. Remember, it actually can there's something up with
this.
Something's up. Yeah,
I need more time.
These things don't crop up for no good reason. No, they never
do. And of course, we've had that email that's being passed
around from the the Wall Street lobbying firm. You saw this,
sir. Sir. Daniel sent us this. Yeah. And, and what's nice about
it, you know, so basically, it's like, yeah, we're gonna go,
here's what you do to go bash the Occupy Wall Street movement
to prevent Republican gains in Congress and the White House
next year. But the cool thing about it is there actually so
they, it's a pitch is what this is, this is from Clark. little
gal build, dig. And Cranford, sent to the American Bankers
Association, subject proposal Occupy Wall Street response, and
they literally have in here. So here's what we're gonna do. The
cornerstone elements of a plan include survey research and
messaging, testing, opposition research, targeted social media
monitoring, coalition planning and advertising creative and
placement, strategy development. So they've got all these, John,
we could so do this, by the way, because you know that this whole
proposal is bogus live, you know, they're gonna do targeted
social media monitoring. Here it is. The transparency of social
media platforms offers an excellent opportunity to
anticipate future Occupy Wall Street tactics and messaging, as
well as identify extreme language and ideas that put its
most ardent supporters at odds with mainstream Americans.
Really. These platforms may not be a place where engaging Occupy
Wall Street supporters directly could be successful, but with
sophisticated monitoring and analytical tactics, it could
provide exceptional political intelligence. Here's the
deliverable according to our pitch, we will conduct and
report on an audit of most active social media platforms
used by ows with the identification of trends in
their engagement. That's a great sentence. This audit Well, this
audit will offer analysis of those trends and identify
effective reporting tools to develop actionable intelligence
that can be rapidly acted on when a campaign becomes fully
operational. So that is a bunch of bullcrap that basically says,
we're gonna go look at Twitter trends, and we'll write it down
for you, because you're too stupid pricing. This initial
effort to develop the cornerstone elements of a
strategic campaign is achievable within 60 days, and would best
provide you with a range of effective response options if
the move to adopt ows continues on its current path. The cost of
these deliverables identified above is $850 $850,000.
I'm sorry, 1000. In the punch line, the punch line Ain't
fucked it up.
60 days though $850,000.60 days to write down some Twitter
trends. Yeah. What else?
Yeah, it'd be it would be packaged nicely. Probably. Line
winner Yeah, binder nice font
and and PowerPoint to go with it, we will produce a report
line. I love this we will produce a report identifying
traditional and non traditional allies intellectual support and
politically important economic footprints. My god, is this what
business is? Yeah, it's such an Oh, crap. It's like advertising.
Whatever you want to call it.
opposition research? Really?
Yeah, we gotta get on the stick here.
Our polling plan would produce a national survey of 1000 voters
to serve as our benchmark, give us national context for our
state by state efforts,
hire some little, little little company to talk to 1000 people
quick serve it. That's bull crap. I did pick up a kind of a
clip that relates to this a little
bit. By the way, this report is in the show notes.
Democracy Now had a they talked about Occupy Los Angeles, which
is like a joke. And they put on they could only get into people
to say anything a phony and a dingbat. And the thing that's
interesting is that the as Occupy Wall Street kind of
shifted gears and became kind of something in and of itself
instead of a front for Obama. You know, it's now students
complaining about their student loans, their hikes and tuition,
which is what was going on at Davis, and at Cal Berkeley and
kind of local issues that are in and the corruption and media and
all this sort of thing. But listen to what is the democracy
now has to push this internationalist agenda that
we're all one world and we shouldn't we need one world
governance. And, you know, we're all in it together kind of
thing, which is where this clip comes in. So they find some
phony guy to go on about that. And then they can't come up with
anybody else. So they got some dingbat chick to come on. And
she says something most important
question. No, she's not hot.
Oh, of course. In Los Angeles, at least 73 people were arrested
in a series of actions beginning with a march to the downtown
financial district where demonstrators held hands and
formed a circle around a busy intersection.
Let's all hold hands and tell a secret back in
traffic.
I'm here because it's solidarity with all the movements worldwide
from Egypt, Spain, Syria, Wall Street, we're all here to change
the world to make it equal for everybody on this planet. I'm
here to support the movement and the people that are marching on
Wall Street in New York today.
You know, when you compare the footage of Occupy Wall Street or
wherever you want to compare and you look at Greece there's no
comparison and by the way, no mention of toughie UK square
where in you know, people getting shot and killed. The
violence breaking out there and groovy worked out well for you.
Yeah. Worked out. Well, front page. today's New York Times.
Top Story violence in Cairo pits 1000s against police anger at
military rule. Yes, clash in Egypt since the uprising, man is
what they want. I mean, take a look at these photos and
pictures. And this is the front page over the big photo, which
means the New York Times is now drawing attention to it right.
It's there was major riots, but they're just interesting because
these guys are pulling some guy to safety. And these guys that
are doing the polling are all wearing the exact same kind of
quasi uniform black T shirts. They actually look like it looks
like five or six Ron blooms actually. caught this guy.
Speaking of T shirts, have you been to the Barack Obama store?
No, you should go to store dot Barack obama.com As you can wipe
this one off the little prediction list there. If you
scroll down,
bad request. Oh there oh my god. Store dot
Barack obama.com Rock Barack obama.com and see it's not at
the homepage Hold on a second. It's to see which page it's on.
I have the direct link there now selling we can't wait T shirts
will get they wait for
for Congress to act. Aren't you on board with the program? Dude.
We can't wait. Let me see if I can find a page number for you.
I got the old store. It came up
old store. Really? It's an old store. Yeah, my
old store and it's guy women's fleece at 2012. It's a bunch of
2012 stuff.
If you go to a store Are that Barack Obama
button combo? You get to Biden buttons for five bucks.
So we can't wait. Kick off the next 12 months of organizing
with this American made t shirt. Oh, okay. It's definitely
what it is always though Biden Joe Biden stuff. They got a cup
of joe cup. Biden's picture on the on the mug and it's just as
Cup of Joe, I
need one of those. Yeah, you do a cup of Joseph
Obama 2012. There's a bunch of Biden stuff as though it's like,
well, you know, if we don't run well, did Biden Oh Biden would
be running. Not Hillary Clinton from the looks of this old
store.
Now Hillary Clinton is not going to run. You know who I have my
money? Yeah.
All right. No, you can well, she might be Vice President with Joe
Biden. Yeah.
Obama had a interesting teleprompter fail on his weekly
YouTube thing. He has a little show. He was coming in from
Indonesia. And they brought the green screen and everything so
they set them all up. How do you pronounce the Russian
president's name?
Have to look at it to pronounce it Medvedev? Yeah. Medvedev,
Medvedev.
Medvedev. I mean, if you're if you're talking to this guy, and
you've had a conversation with him, you'd probably want to
pronounce his name right? But the guy is so our president is
such a prompt or whore that he can't even get just like ya
gotta do, man. I gotta do this frickin YouTube thing all right,
across the Asia Pacific. And we agreed to make it easier for
American companies to do business overseas. I also worked
with President Medvedev of Russia.
Medvedev. Medvedev.
Medvedev. Yeah.
Apparently there's a new president over there hasn't met
better. President Medvedev madmen and Medvedev. Come on
man. You talking to this guy or you aren't or set the other
Obama who talks who also worked with President Medvedev or
Medvedev? It Medvedev. Medvedev.
I found the page it's got the weekend. Wait T shirts. Yeah.
There's a lot of stuff in this store.
It's awesome. Add to cart $30. Hello. What are we selling our T
shirts for? We gotta be on par with this stuff. But I love how
it says kick off the next 12 months of organizing with this
American made t shirt and kick off it's pretty hot.
Looking at the accessories now. You can get like a barbecue. You
can get an app and
look at the clothing page for a second. I did and look at the
girls on that page. Yeah, she's she looks good. She's just
showing her boobs. You don't even see your eyes. It's just
boobs.
Yeah, well you look that way. You can't that's why there's no
excuse for not looking at her eyes.
It's great. Oh, we need a fired up ready to grill. Barack Obama
BBQ apron.
I like that fired up ready to grill
our country is so sad. A Bangla yeah
I liked it last Christmas ornaments to this also a bangle
look at the print the rhodium ball ornament. What is rhodium?
Is that something we still steal from Afghanistan?
I think it was out of Africa. rhodium rhodium.
What is rhodium?
And again? Obama golf balls. The bombers balls.
The only ones he hasn't used let me
like the cufflinks I might actually get those
rhodium rhodium. rhodium is a chemical element that is rare,
silvery, white, hard and chemically inert. That sounds
like our project just like Obama.
So I got something for you this little off the wall already. I
was actually impressed. I bet now I hit it. You know, there's
always looking for a use for this website. Wolfram Alpha.
Guys.
I've never you will never use that you will now know. Okay.
You get to their search engine. You type in flights overhead.
Wolf, Wolfram. Alpha was a.com.
Yeah. Wolf, Wolfram. alpha.com. Now
I do flights. Overhead is overhead. One word. Yeah.
overhead. All right. Computing. Okay, I get confidence. Oh,
what's overhead right now? Yeah. That's kind of cool. Continental
Airlines American see the
private planes too. I don't have any over like there's a sky
West. Brazilian 120 Brazilia coming in. I can click on it and
find out who's it? I can't find out who's on it. Damn near find
out
I thought I thought I was gonna get like drones or something. I
thought it would be really cool.
Okay. Drones. That's what they'll show up. Do drones
overhead.
That's pretty cool. I like it. It's finally a use for that.
Also the flow the sky West is coming in from Sacramento and
arriving in San Francisco at 1008 already landed in
so much for that.
Anyway Well, whatever. I actually punch this up a while
ago I need to type in flight.
It does it does give me an opportunity to play and once
again
lose order
to UK citizens come on down Abraham, Adam and Anthony Garcia
you now are playing
Yeah, we're killing UK citizens now. What? Oh, well, we drone to
UK. Guys. We did. Yeah, they were al Qaeda suspects after
fleeing from a control order four years ago. Actually, it's
Abraham, Adam and Mohammed Khan. And they were killed by an
American drone.
Were they targeted? Yeah, of course. They
were targeted. It's awesome. It's awesome. Man. That's a game
show. We got to keep it rollin. Dayton it looks like is going to
be the big center for unmanned aircraft. Dayton, Ohio. As the
FAA is looking into six sites across the country for test
flying it's just a test unmanned
aerial for droning our own citizens in in the United States
on the soil of the United States. Yeah,
yeah. So that's that's all hyping up Yeah, it's great.
Nobody's complaining about it it seems like you might as you see
how far I can go with it but people love it bank robbers
drone them you don't need a court system this way. No. Well
you waste the time we have
a panel for that don't wait isn't just a panel but just call
on
the panel. Yeah, and they determine you're guilty and then
the drones come out and blow you away it's perfect. You can't get
scientists just Al Capone couldn't have not thought of
anything better now the only
thing that's wrong is we don't have the television rights you
know this freaking guy is no more we're gonna get that and
we're gonna be screwed again and we're gonna be sitting here
going we had the jingle we had the whole game show idea and
then the mole is gonna go and take in they're gonna have like
a worldwide hit with when loser drum that's the only thing that
we're stupid about
Yeah, we don't get a break on these things
Ah, okay.
I got another odd ball. Well, you know we could if you want to
change the the pacing. Pacing here I do have an entertainment
news clip from the insider which uses the teasers that kind of
give us bring us up to we haven't done this for months.
We need to get up to speed on what's really going on. And now
back to real that's right here on the no agenda show it's time
to check out what's really going on in showbiz land.
Insider is on its to me more announces plans to file for
divorce from Ashton what she's saying today about values and
vows she holds sacred as she ends her six year marriage was
Kutcher caught by surprise his latest tweet then Jerry Sandusky
outrage my saw
a kid getting raped in a shower I punched the adults teeth out,
very sensitive subject
as the media already convicted
the ex Penn State coach to try to approach it as parents
you know, we're all parents and we know our kids are watching as
the mother of his adopted son comes forward. It was a natural
from the beginning. Plus, where is Jerry Sandusky tonight? What
was just delivered to his home?
Do you want to come back to all this like you crawled back to
Kathie Lee's live reunion with Regis today
I teared up walking out what happened
when Clunies girl met his parents are we recorded a movie
star caught in the Occupy Wall Street video diaries and
tonight's New York star watch
the collapse of the Kardashians, interviews, public protests,
and now Spencer Pratt. She's a hustler and most people don't
like hustlers. What the former Hill star knows about a reality
TV crash and burn out a lot of it's a lot of messages Jerry
Maguire is child star today sporting a six pack the
backstory 15 years later.
Now from Hollywood, the insider is on hello. Welcome to the
Insider. I'm
Kevin Frazier. A lot of entertainment news to bring you
tonight. Yeah. Wow, John,
I'm up to date. Now. I know. The Kardashian collapses. That
sounds pretty big. Oh Oh, yeah. You know that Bruce and Jimmy
thing. Wow. You know, they're really punching that up. You
know, like why? Oh, they're saying that odd and making it
sexy like, they always had threesomes and they always
brought another woman into bed and you know, but it was Ashton
when he started out like a fool when he started screwing around
on the side without telling her idiot.
Yeah, what was his latest tweet? That's what's important. To
report on it, by the way they reported on Labour's latest
tweet,
I didn't I forgot to follow Ashton. latest tweet. Anderson
Cooper, which of course is the new side of the entertainment
showbiz spectrum, had some douchebag get on. And she I
couldn't believe what came out of her piehole about this. And
dusky skin, by the way. Interesting. The guy gets lung
cancer. How convenient is that? Gotta get this guy out of the
way. Let's see. Oh, I know. John, do you have that lung
cancer spray handy spray that I'm the guy.
What comes out of this Anderson, is that there'll be tightening
of regulations that there'll be protocols put in place that
people will start talking about these issues because again,
people don't want to talk about that people are so
uncomfortable, but that enables these predators and these
pedophiles to continue doing business as usual and we have to
put a stop to it if you see something you have to say
something.
Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Always great to bring in one
of our favorite slogans
so I've got a clip called getting a big audience. Oh,
nevermind. just clipped for later. Okay, well also. Now
let's see what else I got here that might be of some interest I
have
I have something that is very disturbing. This is from Russia
today. And it's a techno experts clip by the way you got really
loud just a second ago. Did you move into the microphone
changed?
Nothing. Okay, Joy turned down my volume. I
don't know don't touch anything. I'll adjust here.
I will not touch anything.
This is from Russia today. Now I've clipped this down to about
a minute the whole report which you can find in the show notes
358 at any show notes.com it Hello What are you doing?
I'm crunching a Altoid
was wondering why it smelled so nice. I've clipped this down but
I have not taken anything out of context and it does not change
the outcome of the winners but listen to what Russia today is
reporting on I've never seen this guy by the way their hosts
they come and go you know it's like they're on rotational
deployment on the show anything you see a hot chick all of a
sudden and she's gone
and then I guess they fired thumb Hartmann guys. I haven't
seen him for weeks now he does still does his regular show but
it's in the old set. You know what the stupid mic is way up in
the air I back episodes. And he's gotten no this is all new.
And it's any takes calls. This is basically his own radio show
done. You know, we better podcast I guess it was all that
bug eyes and that crazy. He sucked when he was on Russia
today?
Totally. No. All right. Well, let's listen to this. And it
will kind of you will give you me or your response.
Today, we learned that our democracy could be hacked by an
eighth grader with 26 bucks.
Just so you know. Just so you know, John, you got an eighth
grader with 26 bucks. You're hacked.
That was Tom Hartman. Is that thumb? Yeah, he was on Russia
today. Is this Tom Hartman? Yeah, that's Tom Hartman. He's
ugly. If you've never seen him before, I just
listened to your clips. I don't watch Tom Hartman. I never see
the guy on television. Oh, that's funny. Okay, so here's
Tom Hartman, then who obviously is a douche nozzle.
Today, we learned that our democracy could be hacked by an
eighth grader with 26 bucks. That's what a security
assessment team with the US Department of Energy discovered
when they successfully hacked into a deep old electronic
voting machine. And were able to change voting results without
leaving any trace behind. Now, this
is known this is no news. But check out what he is asserting
there
is a government agency that did this and the security assessment
team leaders said about their ability to hack this voting
machine. This is a national security issue. Despite all
this, in next year's election, 30% of voters are expected to
use these very same hack easy voting machines that the rest of
the world have shelved say insecurity concerns.
Okay, so this is all this is all known right? But now listen to
the twist that fom Hartman puts on it.
And today with the rise of hacktivist groups like
anonymous, this gaping hole in the security of our elections
could be exploited for absurd purposes. So imagine if they and
other hackers coordinated together to hack into voting
machines nationwide and skew the voting results of say the
republican party coming up the republican party primaries
coming up in a couple of months. Suddenly, libertarian hero Ron
Paul might be the guy to take on President Obama. Can you see the
Republican leaders heads exploding?
This to me is a red book, if I've ever heard one. So what
faam is asserting here and the guy's a moron and a robot. He's
asserting that it Ron Paul wins. The feds who say this is a
national security issue will possibly come out and say, Oh,
well, anonymous hacked it. So he didn't really win.
Well, this is not a new report. I think that I still think he's
not working for these guys.
I had never seen this. So this was new to me. But this is
this report came out within days of that of that, which was about
a month or two ago of that kid who hacked the machine. And the
fact that he throw Ron Paul, I don't remember this. I think I
may have seen part of this report. But I don't remember him
bringing in the Ron Paul red herring, which is interesting.
Yeah, that Ron Paul is the biggest threat.
Well, not just Ron Paul, but saying that anonymous. Yeah.
Which is like, Yeah, whatever. But saying that anonymous could
do this. So if Ron Paul, of course has a chance of winning
fair and square I, you know, I think that's actually possible.
I think he can win the Iowa. Well, that's
what everyone is looking at when is when is the Iowa explain for
our non American even for a lot of our American listeners how
this exactly works with these caucuses, and then the then the
primary and what it means and when can we
most prime Most states have normal primaries, where you
you're a member of the party, and you get to go vote for the
guy you think should represent you that your your
representatives go to the convention with votes to
represent some states, it's winner take all. So whatever,
whoever wins gets all the votes for the for the convention. And
some states they divided up. So if somebody gets 40%, they get
40% of the votes, and the other guy gets 30 in whatever the
caucus states, and I think there's only I think bio was
the, maybe the last one, maybe there's others, they actually
have these meetings, and they and they have a whole bunch of
representatives that essentially the people where they're gonna
go to the convention, and then they they debate who they think
they should vote for. And then they go into different corners
of the room. And they
are these people that go to the meeting, or they can anyone go
to the meeting? Or is this like a specific type of person that
can go to the meeting? Well, that's a
good question that I don't know the answer to since I'm not in
Iowa, but I think I think it's like a town hall. So I think
every a lot of people get to go to this. I don't know that they
separate it, I don't know. But there's lots of these meetings
is not like there's one and they they make a decision on who
they're going to throw their votes to. And then eventually
they come to some conclusion and some guy wins. It's not it's a
completely different kind of thing. And it's like Isn't that
so if you say I'm you know, I think Ron Paul should win
because of this and I think he does I don't think so. And he's
kind of different corners of the room. You can look it up on the
Wikipedia how the Iowa thing works, but it's totally alien to
every other state. But it's considered very important
because it's very old fashioned. Hmm. And then the big one, the
big one is the New Hampshire primary which is right the first
technical primary and that's supposed to mean some things and
symbolically and then the next big one. The main one is the
Iowa is kind of important because it indicates there's you
know that you were that come from behind guy shows up in wins
and then New Hampshire kind of puts a stamp of approval on the
on the guy and now he's going to be the leader throughout the
primary season and then South Carolina is comes up and that
essentially says this is what the south once and so the way
it's been set up so far it looks it was supposed to be Bachmann
was going to win Iowa Romney was going to win New Hampshire and
and Rick Perry was going to easily win South Carolina
because it tends to be the most religious guy. But it's doesn't
seem to be shaking out that way. It looks like Ron Paul could
possibly win Iowa. And for all we know, he could win New
Hampshire.
And then if he wins those two then doesn't know then
then we were going to see chaos. They're really easy. They're
gonna drop out or he's going to be threatened or something bad's
gonna happen. Because they cannot they will not tolerate
having Ron Paul as a candidate because he's, he's just he would
he would up said the applecart, he would screw up the scam.
Well, I liked the idea of chaos and I'm hopeful. I mean, I'm, by
the way, I don't think I have to do I have to register as a
Republican in Texas now in order to vote for Ron Paul on the
primary drug to do that again?
I think so. I think he's, I don't know what this Texas even
have. Or do they just have a?
I don't know they have a barbecue. I think they have a
big barbecue. All right, you got a clip here that you want me to
play from PBS? Let's talk about this.
Yeah, this is so I'm watching the PBS. And they have a some
woman who's kind of one of those money collectors right PBS
is our public broadcast system. This is the public. The viewer
supported television in the United States of Gitmo, they're
always
they always stopped the programming and beg for money.
And they have the phone's ringing in the background and
all this kind of thing. And this woman is a professional she's
not a local so you'll find her on most of the any PBS stations
acting as though she's working for the local station. And they
always they always bring in what they would this one impresses me
because they bring in as if anybody wants to watch this guy
who's made up some new exercise thing called qui Dong do or
something like that? Which is kind of a Tai Chi but
essentially
is this gonna cost me $1,000 To get a video is that what this is
gonna be
$150 per video and can I play it and all the guy dies from what I
can tell his swing his arms in a like a like windmilling you
know, like a little kids do. Yeah. And but they they're
there. This is very important because this is what PBS is all
about. And so she makes this plea for money and then they
kick it to him to give us a little bit of the of the really
important things we need to know about this crazy exercise
routine.
The chat room is calling it quite Dong do and long duk dong.
This is I can't wait for the arm twirling
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it's totally bogus. So I hope you will join us now with a
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620 which goes by the camp mofo you drive through these places
like I don't know b camp and other than you know these little
places and says population 3925 Do they actually change that
sign when someone dies I want to someone is born did they change
it annually or do they do that on the fly or how does that
work?
No they change it when they feel like it depends on the town no
conflict Justin Hilton in in the military somewhere in the
morning Dr. This is my first donation after listened to a
dozen or so episodes for the first few episodes. It felt like
it was on the outside of an inside joke. Yes. Because all
the catchphrases but now I find myself nearly saying in the
morning instead of Good morning. Good. When I first greet my co
workers I think it would be funny if you put together a
sound clip of Obama's current meme of we can't wait followed
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entire interview. I was blown away by the fact that they
actually had this guy on the air clip down to a minute for your
convenience, the outcome has not changed the winners of the
contest banks
decided within the last couple of weeks to scrap their plans
for a monthly debit card fee. But the cost really just shifted
elsewhere. Bank of America is charging $5 for replacement. If
you lose your debit card, US Bancorp is charging 50 cents to
deposit checks with your cell phone
sounds like a normal news report to me, right? Normal news report
but gee whiz, they're interviewing some guy.
There are plenty of alternatives of course, including credit
unions. And here's another one. It's called Simple. Not exactly
a bank, but kind of works like one with all the fees, the
hassle, the headaches, Joshua rice is the CEO. Welcome to the
program.
Thank you so much for having me test.
So first things first, what is simple? Are you a bank? Are you
not a bank?
Does this sound like editorial to you, John? Or like a? What do
you call those things? A commercial
hit? Sounds like a very nicely done is that dead PBS? NPR
sounds a dead NPR sound. So it's she's definitely one of these
NPR types. Probably a local show. And is this Is there some
scam involved here? Because she's too anxious. And she's
really happy to hear from this guy. And he's in the studio, and
he's going to talk about something and well, I guarantee
you, you can listen to the entire interview and not at a
single moment. Is there any critical question whatsoever,
but listen to how she wraps up the interview at the end.
So simple is designed to replace your bank, you know, when you
are a customer of a bank today, you're likely to oh, by the way,
he's
a Brit,
please put up a checking account or savings account, the more
accounts that a customer has, by working with us,
I actually might be Australian. I take that back now by working
with us. So he's wrapping it up. He's wrapping up his message, we
provide
a better service. And we acquire customers that the banks
couldn't otherwise get and say pay us for that service.
All right. Joshua ratio is the CEO of simple and we've been
talking about their new website for your banking needs. Thank
you so much for coming in.
We've been talking about their website for your banking needs.
This is like a reminds me but there's a guy who does a bunch
of stuff. You see him on the airplane all the time. He does.
Mark bunting. Oh yeah, buntings, Windows buntings, Windows and
buntings aren't bunting on tech and the bunting. Bunting.
Bunting. nice enough guy. I've met him. But everything he does,
I mean, it's just a commercial deal. I mean, he charges like, I
forgot, like 30 grand or something to do a profile of
someone. Yeah. Yeah. And so you bring Toshiba on? And well, what
do you got here for a new laptop? Oh, we've got this new
laptop. It's fantastic. Oh, it looks fantastic. Oh, it is
fantastic. It works. Fantastic. It is fantastic. I'm Mark
bunting, you know kind of thing. And it's just like,
but this is a launch of a new product. There's not a single
and even at the end. He's basically saying, Oh, our
service is great. It's awesome. And just listen to what she
says. We acquire customers listen to how she ends. He's
talking about his service and listen to her critical
journalism's couldn't
otherwise get inside past that service. All right. All right.
All right. All right. Yeah. Why don't you do an interview with
the guy from payday loans? All right. Well, that's a great
service. You provide the veterans of this country by
stealing their money. All right.
All right. Well, that sounds just great. Yeah, that is the
true hallmark of someone who has been just interviewed the guy
don't make waves just say, all right.
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So again, I did get a clip. I think this is a meeting I don't
have the actual attribution on absolutely sure. But this was a
meeting discussing the website and I think USA Today editorial
board. Getting a big audience. Okay, Sara,
how did you get a picture of will and Molly with a bear when
they just left to go find it?
We made it on the computer. Looks pretty good, huh? But it's
dishonest. Look, Sarah, nobody's gonna read this website if it's
dull. Look at the hit. we've more than doubled our readers
since the changes.
But you're lying. Sarah, you
don't understand the news business. It's not about telling
the truth. It's about getting a big audience.
Yeah, that's why our audience is so tiny. That's why dammit. So
David Gregory did we have a different name for him?
Yeah, we did.
Was it like Robert?
No, it was like George or Dale or something like Dale Gregory?
Isn't he's been renamed Dale Gregory has a new show. Called
pass.
And I did but it is so new story comes in and that's what you
say. Yeah,
pass or fail. And I don't know what the hell it is. Dale
Gregory, so he of course, and I didn't realize this until I
started looking into this douche. He and so he's like the
gray haired guy who does is it Meet the Press?
Yeah, he looks like he should be a football coach. Right?
No, who and after the original host of the show had died of a
heart attack. Dale Gregory was pushed in really quickly. So
he's got this new show and I just want to play this clip
really well is relevant to the information but I didn't know
this about Dale. And so he's on I don't know. He's plugging his
show on I think MSNBC or something. And these plug in the
show and the and the show that he's plugging is an episode
where had Jack Abram off on who was was a lobbyist who was
jailed. And of course, they're relating this to Newt Gingrich
and everything but pay close attention to what he says about
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Why does Yes,
what I did was criminal. But if you think that there's some
white and black area where this is the criminal stuff, this is
the bad stuff and this is the good stuff in lobbying. That's
not true. He's saying the whole thing is some shade of gray some
degree of gray and the Gingrich was is involved in using his
former position for money in fact that there's no way on
earth, they would have come to him and said, well, please
advise us if he hadn't had that job.
Your background is important Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as
quasi public private agencies. They survived. And they made a
great deal of money, because they work the hill, but they
went well beyond working the hill. They had to hill by the
throat. This is Republicans. This is Democrats, both sides of
the aisle made a lot of money through these companies. So
that's the backdrop. Newt Gingrich said in the Bloomberg
debate, the real story here after saying that Frank had
dodged go to jail. He said the real story is how close the
politicians got to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Now, what's
interesting about this is the Dale Gregory's wife who carries
a different name. Her name is not Mrs. Gregory is Beth
Wilkinson. And she was one of the top four executives at
Fannie Mae. And she works at this huge law firm. And she
resigned in 2008 when basically Fannie Mae became a government
agency. So what I didn't know about Dale Gregory is that he's
completely compromised.
Yes, she worked at a huge firm as a Paul Weiss, Rifkind,
Wharton and garrison. Yeah,
she even worked at she in fact, she even she helped convict
Timothy McVeigh.
Well, yeah, Wilkinson. Yeah, she's well known for
successfully arguing for the execution of Oklahoma City
bomber Timothy McVeigh. What, what other what circumstances?
As a prosecutor, yeah. Well, you know, we have to do. Oops, I
have to do this. Now, you got the book.
After completing her four year obligation to the army welcome,
Wilkerson. Wilkinson became a full time Assistant Attorney, US
Attorney for the Eastern Division New York prosecuting
various kinds of cases including narcotics, White Collar
offenses, offenses. Violent crime is among her case was the
first United States prosecution of a bombing of an airliner 1994
case against Colombian Narco terrorists Nouriel Roubini Munoz
mascara, and then she won the highest honor for exceptional
war for work on that case. She was then became Special Counsel
to the Deputy Attorney General advising top management of the
department on criminal policy and investigations. She was
promoted to principal deputy of the department's terrorism and
violent crime section. It was in that capacity that she
participated in the trial team in US versus McVeigh and Terry
Nichols, she won the Attorney General's exceptional service
award and unprecedented second time.
So this just shows you once again, how the mainstream media
how compromised it is. I was blown away. I didn't know this
about Dale Gregory.
In 2006, Fannie Mae recruited Wilkinson as part of an effort
to rebuild his relationship with regulators after accounting
scandals and complaints about his corporate culture. Her
compensation at Fannie Mae was not disclosed when she was
hired. So you can bet it wasn't glow. I'm sure it was. Hi, this
Fanny's Mays, executive vice president general counsel and
corporate secretary from February 206 to 208. to resign
your position along with three other senior executives after
trouble mortgage Giant was taken over by the government. Well,
hello.
I mean, you know, it's maybe not groundbreaking news, but I was
just like, wow, I
had just married to David Gregory Dale.
Could somebody please go in and change the wiki page? Yes, Dale.
And by the way, if you look at the top of that page, scroll all
the way to the top. You see that picture? She looks a lot like
Jimmy Wales.
Yeah, she's got a beard.
Anyway, so there you go. That's That's how great that is when
David Dale Gregory is asking questions on Meet the Press. You
know, he's got an agenda.
Well, he has. Yeah, it's actually questionable weather. I
don't know. What are you going to do?
Oh, just pointing it out as the obvious what are you gonna do
listen to the best podcast in the universe is what you're
going to do if you want any type of analysis of Real News.
She's an interesting looking woman. There she is with her two
kids. And she looks like she looks like a one of those women
that would be you know, have a whistle around her. Look at her
images. Whistle around her neck and in the pool. You know that
one of those little perky cheerleader types? Probably an
energy nut. I mean, she's probably just on on fire all the
time.
Well, there's a couple different pictures here. Let me see. She's
tiny.
Yeah, she's very small. She's probably the same size as
Perino.
Oh I bet you I can what was that with my chi
you could increase it was just you know I wish I could remember
that like I remember the lineup the G said said to increase the
chi or activate the chi or some crowd invigorate can't be taller
and five to invigorate. invigorate the Chi.
Yeah, got that gold LeMay dressed is
the thing we need that we need the heights of people in the
wiki pages. Well
they'll Gregory I think is six, five. No. Yeah, he's very No
way. He's
six by six, five. Yeah, he is. Mostly six, five and she's not
that small. He's just a big tall guy.
five, nine. I
bet you know where she's five, nine.
We think she's smaller.
Oh, she's gotta be five two. Well, I don't know. You know,
the funny thing is we don't know, because the deal breaker
won't tell us people's heights.
I love how someone in the chat room was saying hey, man, it's
David Gregory not Dale.
Welcome to the program.
Enjoy, enjoy. Enjoy the show.
Yeah, I have fun. David Ah, so as we wrap up, well, actually,
we got an extra time because I think we killed it. 10 minutes,
but I was trying to get the mic to work. Well, and so did you
know there's carbon tax in Canada and Australia? I mean, we
know it's in Australia and California and Canada. Know in
California this clip I they on C span they play this first time
we've ever seen this, the Australian Parliament. Right?
This is the most for one thing. This setting is just depressing.
It's like something Stalin would have put together, but it's kind
of modeled after British Parliament. And they have the
same kind of thing with one side asking questions in the the in
this case. Well, actually, we must play her first Gillian
Juilliard is, is Guillard. She comes out and screeches about
one thing or another and to get an idea because she's so sedate
when she was with Obama. Yeah, to get an idea of what this
parliament does parliamentary back and forth sounds like,
especially with her screeching play the Gallard screeching
clip, which is one of the little back and forth they had in their
parliamentary session the questions and answers. I don't
know if there's rigged as the ones in England, they probably
are. But you can get an idea of what this sounds like
the live cattle exports the biggest budget deficits in our
history. Its failure to protect Australia's borders. The
introduction of the world's only economy wide carbon tax that it
promised would never happen. And I asked Mr. Speaker, given the
Prime Minister's failing to act on Saturday to prevent 48 hours
of avoidable chaos. How can she expect the Australian people to
have any faith whatsoever in this divided and directionless
government? erection was the prime minister as the call Prime
Minister, education Prime Minister,
thank you very much, Mr. Speaker into the Leader of the
Opposition. I say gee, it's getting a bit embarrassing for
you now isn't it very is where these chants of negativity comes
in here every day. And he's clipped together as little
negative slogans. And he's done that with a sense of desperation
today because he's in Power Up mode. He does not want to be us
when he knew what he knew about Fontas. Did he know an hour
before the planes were grant grounded? Did he know 24 hours
before the planes were grounded? Did he know 48 hours before the
planes were grabbing today bring up Qantas and suggest the planes
been ground should be grounded who knows what role the Leader
of the Opposition played in this dispute? Because cover up mode
having screen for the truth yesterday having?
Was that the Banshee whale?
Banshee. Yeah, she's terrible. So she goes to the G 20. And
this the this guy named Swan, who is the Associate assistant
he's the like the vice president. He's the Vice Prime
Minister, I guess advice and he comes up. He's the substitute
acting prime minister to answer this crazy question. The stuff
that he says is like, what are you talking about? This is a
complete as far as I know. I don't know that California has a
carbon tax. Do they? I haven't paid it. Oh, somewhere that had
been hidden from us. I'm not sure but listen to this, the
deputy leader of the opposition. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
My question is to the acting prime minister. I refer the
acting prime minister to the Canadian Foreign Minister's
categorical statement last week, that Canada and the United
States will not introduce a carbon tax or an emissions
trading scheme. Given that the government's modeling of the
impact of the carbon tax relies entirely on the introduction of
similar schemes across the world, how can the acting prime
minister continue to claim the government's modelling is
credible? Or is he suggesting the Canadian Foreign Minister is
wrong? The
acting prime minister? Well, I would have thought it's very
clear we have a different policy from the Canadians, Mr. Speaker.
But anyway, there's a few points that ought to be ought to be
made here, Mr. Speaker, because the context of the question is
the deputy leader the assertion that somehow there is no carbon
pricing in Canada, which is simply untrue. The Canadian
provinces of British Columbia and Quebec, already have carbon
taxes, Mr. Speaker. We didn't hear any mention of that. And of
course, we don't hear any mentioned states in the United
States, which are putting in place carbon pricing, Mr.
Speaker, this is what I meant before. Mr. Speaker, when I said
they live in a post fact world, they simply try to ignore the
basic facts, Mr. Speaker, when it comes to any issue, because
what they want to do is to simply play politics, deny the
science deny the facts, Mr. Speaker, and we see that on
display in here, time and time again. So Alberta also has a
form of carbon price, as I said, before, Quebec does as well. And
we've got California, the last largest economy in its own right
in the world with carbon pricing, Mr. Speaker, but what
does all this come back to? Mr. Speaker, what always comes back
to is that that site at the moment happens to be dominated
by climate change skeptics, Mr. Speaker
the sciences and
science. Wow. No, I didn't know about that.
Did this I'm not sure that this sounds like it's all bogus.
Live.
It's totally bogus live. Wow.
I feel sorry for the Australians putting up with these people.
You know, that report came out that Australian businesses are
not allowed to advertise their prices have changed or gone up
because of a carbon tax that will now be a punishable
offense.
It'd be punishable by law.
Why? Because it's because it's a slave colony.
It is a slave colony. If you can't even tell the truth to the
to the people buying your product. I'm telling you why is
the price gone up? I can't say they'll throw me in jail. That's
correct.
Go ahead, consult the book of knowledge. I'm telling you it's
right there. It's crazy. It's not it's not necessarily a very
good thing.
Well, it's a change of pace. I do some bad acting for about for
the first time actually watched the show, Nikita. Oh, really? Is
that the worst thing ever?
You know what they screwed up, they should have had Mickey
playing that role. She would have been great.
I don't like canamex pay. I mean, I'm sure it'd been better.
But this I was we're just used a little bad acting for just to
change your pace here with no security. I'm sure you could
just walk right in and put a bullet in.
I'm going to Russia and I'm going to kill him. So don't try
to talk me out of it. How do you plan on getting into Russia?
If you had the vision support, you could have a C 130 at a
Ramstein parachute. And is that how Captain America would do it
Lieutenant Commander and yes, I
would say Mike still has his own division hunting you remember?
Yeah. That's our phones to airlines to shipping firms.
Which means Semak has every border official in his back
pocket land, sea and air. There's no way Alexandria good
enough gets back into Russia. She doesn't I'm going to someone
else.
What was wrong with the C span? Was there nothing on there this
week? Or
it's all about TV and it? No, there wasn't. I got to see
Spanish. I got the thing from the Australian Parliament from C
span.
Okay, I got a little thing, a little ditty from C span. So
Lucifer is out in Hawaii and Hawaii.
Yeah, that's the other thing. Everyone's vacationing right and
this is the vacation time of year they usually go someplace
where it's warm while the public is stuck in the United States.
You can barely get out of the country. It was well it's nice
and snowy, bright. separately. You are
it can get pretty cold here you know we have a hailstorms is
what we have here.
No one should be fun. Yeah, well, I'd
literally your garage is not a bad thing to have. So Hillary is
out there with some CEO something or other and she's
doing a photo op. And then in the background, a Hawaiian dude
dressed in one of those Hawaiian garbs were like just little, a
little pouch covering. You know what it looks like? No. Yeah,
you know, it's just got like a little crotch G stringy thing
on. And he's carrying a torch and he runs by in the
background. But her response is just it's a clippity clop clip.
Here he goes, he runs by
wonder what the chief executive is doing?
She made implication that was Obama running by.
Who knows? That's what she said. sounded like to me. Who knows
what the chief executive is doing? She says, yeah, he goes,
there he goes with his little loincloth,
like claws in his anus. And everything's shorter of a spear
that that's so funny. Gotta hate that woman. Yeah, well, she's
not my favorite. So there were a couple of interesting news
reports in gizmo nation lowlands, and took me a while to
figure it out that it was a promotion for a movie. Yeah. And
then the movie opened up in Europe. First, it's a kind of
like a docu movie. And then the Cancer Foundation in the
Netherlands came out with this big press release saying we're
no longer giving any money to pink ribbon foundations. And,
and the crux of what the news reports were saying was, turns
out that these pink ribbon organizations, if you look at
their annual report, and which I did take a look at but there
were other people who had done it before me, so it was easier
for me to parse it. You know, when you have like, I mean, if
you just if you just look in the store, you got like pink
cooking, where you know, pink clothing, special pink ribbon,
this pink ribbon that turns out that they actually send none of
the money to cancer research. All they do is make more pink
stuff, and pink parties. And there's a documentary out and
I'm going to play the audio of the trailer. Half of it, which
is about a minute, which is pretty good. called Pink Ribbon
ink. But yeah, and it's it's making a huge splash in, in Euro
land, and you end and it's what we always say about these bogus
charities.
Since our inception, we have donated over a billion and a
half dollars. We do use a lot of upbeat music and we try to use a
lot of words like inspiring and hope.
If you are a breast cancer
survivor, raise your hands high above.
Can we take a step back what is going on?
We're missing something big.
Raising money has become the priority regardless of the
consequences
if people actually knew what was happening, they would be really
pissed off. The first ribbon was salmon colored made by a woman
named Charlotte Haley Estee Lauder came to her and said we
love your ribbon and we want to make this a symbol of breast
cancer. And Charlie said no, that's about your bottom line.
And they said well, all we have to do if we want to change the
ribbon pink,
it is hypocrisy to use carcinogens and products and at
the same time be raising money for a cure but you can
see behind me we've handed out 12,000 bottles of honesty and
honesty today. It's almost like our disease is being used for
people to profit. That's not okay,
so you really need to see this trailer and I can't wait for the
movie. It's great though. I mean, it's so so spot on man.
This is bogus.
Yeah, there's one bogus thing after another and then none of
this ever surprises us.
No, it doesn't. But you know, I think we've actually talked
about it on the show how crazy it is that people get. And by
the way, Miss Mickey I think has also fallen for this you know,
she's like, oh, you know the ribbon is a symbol but when you
find out this was invented by a woman It was salmon colored and
she made the the whole ribbon thing and then it got taken over
it got hijacked by Estee Lauder, and they made it pink. So they
could sell products that actually have carcinogens in it,
but they give nothing like 0.1% of the money. He goes to cancer
research.
Where does the money go
into making more products and parties? Bunker bunker parties,
the party, the party angle seems to be acceptable to me. Yeah,
there's nothing wrong with that. Have a good party
so that's all I got for today's show. Yeah,
we have the Maynard interview with Sir Dave and three PPro as
a final clip of as a show closing clip I hope you're okay
with that.
Yeah. Because Remainer does is fine with me
Yeah, I love and we need we just need more Maynard so he's he's
actually talking to Eric the shill about contacting more
nights which is great. That's funny.
Shell has done a good job of keeping the night we don't we
don't give away or night addresses or anything. It's just
the way you know we
yeah, there's like a hole cleared Yeah, you gotta clear
manner can talk to him and then it's like Scientology. They can
be
Come, buddy. Yeah. Like the Scientologists. You have to be
clear become buddies for all week here.
You have to be cleared. Alright, you can find everything that we
discussed today, including some of these find clips of Banshee
screaming in the show notes 358 dot na shownotes.com Hopefully
we'll have a little more C span action for our Thursday show
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in the morning I'm Adam curry the central yeah this media the
center yes what I'm in and from Northern Silicon Valley am John
C. Dvorak. Oh,
you mean Berkeley? Will talk to again on Thanksgiving everybody
right here on no agenda
How did you find out about no agenda and what excited you and
what were they talking about that made you decide to become a
knight
Devorah on a twit, but God did is it's all as all bull. Yeah,
we deconstructed add on no agenda. No agenda. So John's
doing it's got to be interesting. When I looked on
there, I saw about Adam curry. I got an animal curry. I know that
from somewhere. So then I looked it up in the book of knowledge.
I thought, oh, MTV. I grew up in the 80s. Now I know
don't you love the fact that John's always such a great
contrarian.
You really expect that you won't want them any other way.
When was the moment you decided that's it? I want to be a knight
of the roundtable I want to join them for their hookers and blow
or whatever they got going.
Oh, no, it will soon call I started as a $5 a month. I was
on that plan. And then when they did to deuce club, those 200 I
don't know. I just started saying you know, why not? So
when I did it the first time I thought wow, cool. So then I did
it again.
And what's your favorite part of the show? And do you like the
first half the second half? Is there a new meme they've started
up lately that's really ringing a bell
is kind of like it all I like in most when Sean and Adam disagree
in a both disagree with with mainstream media clip that they
play because they get three different points of views. You
got the mainstream view you got the crackpot view and you got
the buzzkill view in a really Mesa Thank you. And that's what
I kind of liked about it is it's not the this is what you need to
think about it. It's it really makes it think about what do I
believe? What don't I believe? It really makes you think about
it rather than just being a sponge and just absorbing it.
And what has been the reaction to your friends and relatives
that what do you find his easiest way to broach the
subject of the no agenda show with them? Have you tried it
out?
Yeah, yeah, once in a while. It's fun seeing a reaction. I
normally get a deer in the headlight look firstly. And then
they normally turn and say, Oh, that's an interesting point.
It's fun because it start seeing the wheels turn you start seeing
them start saying ah, I never really looked at it that way.
Did you get a knot ring? Yes, I've used it for anything if you
put it away in storage in a safe somewhere.
I'll color free to wear it. That seems heavy. Because I might
lose it but I haven't on my hearing. So I normally carry it
with me that way.
Cool. Have you even used it to make any wax seals of official
documents
now but I did see people doing it. That's kind of cool.
What about those people out there that might be on the fence
about making a bit of a donation? What's your word for
them?
Try it as you can into it. To me that's what I liked about the
The donation model is it makes you feel a part of it. It's more
than just at all it just makes you feel a part of it which
makes it mean even more to you. You know if you're just sitting
back and absorbing it well you take it or leave it but when you
donate you feel a part of it and it means a lot more to be a
donor Don't be a Boehner devorah.org/na
And do we want to be known as Sir Dave of anywhere What would
you like your title to be by the way
hey girl my amateur radio call sign which is the Nov three Papa
Romeo Oster.
Now that many ham operators, you know, have that listen to no
agenda.
Yeah, I found out there's actually quite quite a few.
So if anything goes down, the hands will be there.
Yeah. I'll tell you that about 50. You know,
I think the Australians get into the show because we've got a
tradition of just having fun with just about everything,
including politics and even very serious things. That's kind
of the attitude that I like, I haven't come to the point life
or, you know, to me without humor Life ain't worth living. I
hate people that are way too serious.
Thank you, sir. Sir. Threepio Enjoy. Thank you much bora.org/n
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