She's got the right look and feel. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak.
Sunday, April 8 2012. Time for your Gitmo nation media
assassination episode three, nine or eight.
This is no agenda,
enjoying my illegal Kinder eggs here at Camp MoPhO in the
capital of the drone star Steve Austin Tejas in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and wishing everyone a Happy Easter and other celebrations
from Northern Silicon Valley. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg bobbin,
Buzzkill.
Now was Eastern on the one of those fake fake holidays. Was
this a real one? Did the guy really get up from under that
rock? Is that Is that how it works?
I push that to push the rock away. We're not rolling away the
stone. Yeah, we're
not celebrating. We're celebrating next weekend. Why?
Because Christina is working in Holland and she she wanted to be
here for Easter. So you're gonna have an Easter next week? Yeah.
So we got our eggs and everything and the eggs are
gonna go bad. No. No, they won't. It'll be fine. We got an
egg tree and, and all kinds of you're gonna egg it the tree.
No, we got an egg tree. We have an egg tree. Hey, can you hear
it humming in the background? Probably not. It's no it is
audible, though a little bit. But is it my dynatrap?
I'm sorry, my dynatrap Wilkinson tight.
Yeah, you know, after the NAT attack that I had on? Oh, yeah.
Yeah, your little previous episode? Yeah, I got at least
must have been at least 30 different emails from people
with suggestions, which kind of range from put apple cider with
a little bit of brown sugar. And across the board, everyone said,
a little bit of dishwashing liquid into a bowl or a dish and
put that down. You'll catch one. I know I caught three since the
last program.
Yes, bull crap, that's not a very good way to do it.
Well, it's not entirely true. And the person
wants you to stick with that it doesn't make so much noise.
Well, I'll tell you why. It's because the gnats are attracted
to a light source. And when I'm doing the show, the entire
studio is dark, except for my monitors. And I have a little
small led desk lamp so I can kind of see the mixer. So as you
know, I can't concentrate anything else. It's just the
monitors. So you need another light source to attract them.
And you had said I needed to find some kind of thing with a
light and a fan. And UV Yeah. And so I found that if you go to
dynatrap.currey.com, that's DYNATR a p dynatrap.career.com.
You can see this device and I have to say this is a winner
John. This thing is fantastic. And it has it has so many
benefits. It has a UV lamp, which you can see all the little
gnats and the moths and the flies and like hey, look at that
groovy light. And they fly over to the light and then all of a
sudden they get sucked down by the fan into the trap below.
But this is not a water trap this no
it's not a water trap. It's it doesn't have a trap door so they
get sucked down into the trap and you can see them in the
little mesh enclosing so
they so you essentially instead of just killing it with a water
trap you you're torn tormenting. Well,
no, because here's the cool part about it. After you're done
using the dynatrap you can just unscrew it and take it outside
and let them all go.
Oh, that's sick. Not sick. It's catch and release.
Is catch and release when I'm right back. It's catch and
release is fine. It's like okay,
you got like some sort of like an animal rights guy.
Oh, I didn't say I did it. I'm just saying you can. We had
sounds like there's no other choice. Not dead in there. Oh,
no, they
go pretty quick. They get sucked down in there. And they're like,
Ah, I got no water. I got nothing to feed on. But it
works. It's unbelievable. The this to me. It feels
a little watered down. There's
no I read the instant Well, I could but then it would kill
them immediately. And now they just get trapped down there. And
they're like Lou you can let them go. toe is not bad. So I
have it in the studio and not a net insight.
Yeah, yeah, you'd have been screwed if you'd not done
something about the situation. Yeah, now it's good. It's good.
NATS I mean? They're unbelievable. I mean, they'll
find you know if there's a drop of of orange juice someplace to
overeat and then you have a million of them coming out of a
drop of orange juice you forgot the white bump or something in
the in the could be in the drain. They'll go in there and
they'll breed and they breed within I think just a few hours
I think they had oh really that's a really nasty bugs. Oh,
and I mean, they're not nasty and so far as I biting you or
anything but they just all over the place.
So that is our consumer report. Oh no. I have another consumer
Report. I have a very important one. Actually, it goes along
with this clip. And you'll recall on the previous show you
will recall John I don't know if everyone who's listening today
you heard the previous episode, I talked about Vladimir Putin's
zombie gun. And Erin Burnett did a report on the zombie gun. Cuz
you know, she's not close enough to being fired. So they have to,
you know, like, hey, hey, Aaron, I got a good one to the report
on the zombie gun. Hey, everyone. I love it. By the way.
Do you notice that she's doing interviews now in an interview
set?
Yeah, that well, she's pretty good at that. Yeah. No, she's
very
good. I actually have another clip for later but that's kind
of nice. And she's got the kind of modern contemporary white
chairs and she's interviewing people and you know, she's got
she got her legs out, which is good. Good for ratings and
everything. So the I don't know, maybe maybe someone someone is
definitely on her side. But anyway, she brings up the zombie
gun. And here's a here's her report. I this is this is messed
up. This is messed up. That's how I want all my news reports
to start by the way, that's, that sounds so credible. The
media picked
up the story is one more example of Vladimir Putin's relentless
quest for power. We were suspicious of a story though
about a zombie Reagan published just a few hours before April
Fool's Day. So we tracked down the writer behind the original
story. He was home with the flu, but he answered the question of
whether this was true. He says it is. According to Christopher
leak, the Russians are developing this weapon and even
though it's still years away, it's a good indication of where
Putin said is because if the Russians do have zombie
technology, it confirms a lot of things we've heard about Putin.
Some of them funny and some of them not.
What is that editorializing? She does with the big sigh and and I
have no
inside jokes. She when she why she have to mention the guy had
the flu. What's that got to do with the story?
Nothing time waster but also it doesn't prove anything.
Anything today? I think she's maybe she's just trying to be
Oh, somebody's told her to be more personable or more home
homey or, or whatever. I don't know. I just bet this baffling.
I have no idea.
There is a PR moment here for for the United States, which may
be the point of the story.
But it's also a reminder, right of how civilized America is.
Problem. We already have a gun like that our own radiation ray
gun. It's called the Active Denial System or paying array.
It's a directed energy weapon developed by the American
military for security and crowd control. It has the ability to
penetrate under the skin hitting you like a needle and then
raising your body temperature like opening a microwave oven.
Unlike the Russian gun, it can't actually control your mind
No, I think it does control you to run away I think that's a
form of mind control though.
It's basically the Russians are trying to make a better zombie
array than the one the United States has. The Cold War is over
but the one that's been ship of toys continues The only problem
is if you actually ever imagined these things being used as
opposed to kind of thinking about it like some kind of comic
strip it makes you really sick to your stomach.
Yeah, well here's the difference Aaron the American base pain Ray
will be used no doubt about it. Definitely going to use that on
the human resources so
I try already did use it in some uncertainty. I thought that has
been used once or twice think they've
actually riots now they've used the sound weapon but I don't
think they
understand weapon they have pain. Right? Well let me so I
went out Friday job and I tried out the zombie Slayer. That new
gun that I got. What a piece of crap. Oh, is it? Oh,
did you buy it?
I told you I bought it. Oh yeah, you did? Oh, what a piece of
crap. That is. It's so small that you can't hook your finger
around the trigger. And so you know, it's a girl's gun. Oh, not
even it's a child's gun and you fire it and then it hurts. You
know the web of your hand. Oh said kicks. It doesn't really
kick but because it's so small the way you hold it. It's just
no good. And then you know, just then the what do you call that
the length of the you have to draw the trigger. The trigger
travel distance or whatever. Ah, it's really long. And any jammed
jammed on me. Brand new gun.
Okay, back.
This is no good. Yeah, I might have to It's a horrible gun. I
mean, if I'm ever confronted with a zombie, I better have the
judge that things good. But the zombie Slayer was the judge a
few times. Oh, I shot it 50 times on Friday and the judge
rocks. It really is very accurate.
Really even with a shotgun shell in it? Yep. Well, the slug right
you put a slug? Yes. Like but if you try putting buckshot or
surge Birdshot I can't
I can't shoot that at the range. It's an indoor range, so they
won't allow that. Oh, no buckshot. No, no But it was
fine. It was it was it was a it was a real manly Friday
afternoon I had, I guess it was like, I missed you, actually.
But you were aiming at me. No, it would have been fun. I'd like
to go shooting with you.
Yeah, yeah, I like to shoot. To use excruciating laser pain
array to control unruly inmates.
Yeah. hasn't been used. Does it say
it's been used assault intervention device? It's called
an assault intervention device. I like
a ID assault intervention device. Hey, don't assault me or
intervene with you by frying you.
This is an England a suspect it may have been used at some
prisons. Hmm. I think it's been used. That's possible. And you
Oh, we're testing the pain array in Afghanistan. That's right now
in September. Yeah. No, June 19 2010. There was mention of
it. So why
the why the whole zombie things that just to make us look
better. Like
McChrystal.
Interesting. Yeah. Well, I will say that things are out of
control. media wise, even with our with our Easter holiday. The
scam pain continues of pitting the citizens of getting into
United States of Gitmo nation against each other
based on race. Oh, yeah, the race thing has gotten out of
control. And there's
some that are very obvious, some that are not so obvious. So
while the the mainstream media, of course, is still talking
about how NBC edited something to make it sound more racial,
which is obviously true, they fired the guy that said,
That one we had a clip of where the guys in the in the sound
room and they're making a big Didn't you say what it is? No,
no, no, what
they did is, so there's a piece on the 911 tape, where Zimmerman
is saying, yeah, there's a guy acting suspicious. And then
there's a whole conversation. Yeah, right. That they say easy
black, because yeah, he looks black, and they cut that middle
part out and a bunch of stuff. He's looking suspicious. He's
black, you know, it's like, really? And then we end the
compromised. ABC News is really ratcheting it up. So we had the
shootings in, I think, was it Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma. We
had some lone wolf, which you will hear in this report, go on
a rampage. But the language ABC News uses is I think they should
have their license revoked if we could do that.
Considered as a warzone. Trying to connect the dots, five people
randomly shot, two wounded and three dead. All black and police
suspect the shooter is a white male. This has got to be a
difficult investigation, identifying a lone wolf suspect
the African American community on edge or the killings racially
motivated. Is someone hunting black people. Hello. Wow,
that's real is someone hunting black people. This messed up,
man. There's like 30 seconds left, you can hear how it winds
out. He's talking to African Americans in this part of town.
Based on the evidence from one of the victims, there may be
good reason to be concerned. This from a family member of a
surviving victim who asked not to be identified and then
they go straight into the unidentified the sources. You
know, so not not on camera, just a quote. A someone hunting black
people. That's that's just crazy, man. That's crazy talk.
Now they gotta kill you. I think you've nailed it months ago, and
you figured this that this was needed to get Obama reelected?
Well, then then the President, and this one
was always chiming in.
Well check out what did you see what he did yesterday last
night, on television on the USA Network? Well, you probably
missed it. He first he promoted the book. Then he had the author
come by the White House and then on the USA Network. Yesterday,
he did a little intro for the movie, and now especially USA
presentation. 50 years ago, a film came along that instantly
captivated the nation. Based on the timeless novel by Harper
Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird brought to life an unforgettable
tale of courage and conviction of doing what was right, no
matter what the cost. And it gave us one of the great heroes
of American cinema. Atticus Finch playing so memorably by
late Gregory Peck has a century later the power of this
extraordinary film indoors, it still speaks to us. It still
tells us something about who we are as a people and the common
values that we all share. So I hope you enjoyed the film and If
you haven't already, I hope you get a chance to read the book.
It's an American classic. And it's one of my family's
favorites. Now To Kill a Mockingbird, so he's doing
intros now what Yeah, To Kill a Mockingbird?
Well, that's a great catch. I would almost consider that clip
of the day already.
So would you please explain for those who have not read To Kill
a Mockingbird? What the basic premise of the book is that's
very important in context. I can't remember what To Kill a
Mockingbird is a black man, this is in deep segregated south, a
black man is accused of killing a white girl. And Atticus Finch,
a white lawyer decides to live Gregory Peck played by Gregory
Peck decides to go and defend the guy. And it turns out, of
course, the black guy didn't do it. But this is brought in as to
celebrate the 50th anniversary of the film. Well, that's just a
lie. Because, yes, this film, while it was first premiered in
Los Angeles on December 25 1962, which is, you know, still more
than half a year away. It didn't actually go into full release
until Valentine's Day, February 14 of 1963.
So there's almost a year so they conveniently move this forward.
You can't do it in a year because it election will be Oh,
thank
you very much. And you know, and hey, you know, if we're going to
do books, let's do Atlas Shrugged. Let's do the 75th
anniversary of that, or there's tons of other books we can
commemorate. How about mine calm? Let's do that one. That'd
be a great one to commemorate. You know, so that, to me, is
just complete ratcheting up of racial tensions, which I think
is unnecessary and to top it off, John. So we know that we
have Skittles, benefiting skillets. Well, so I think Al
Sharpton is onto something. I'm literally watching cable news. I
don't know if it was CNBC or CNN. before the show started. I
had to rewind the DVR to record this commercial that came on.
They say diamonds are a girl's best friend but who knew they
would actually make the greatest cooking surface ever? Well, it
does. And now you can have it in the Yoshi Blue Diamond where a
skillet the amazing new cookware surface. They're
jumping on the bandwagon. The skill of people, they're like,
Hey, man, this Al Sharpton is on a roll. We got to jump on this.
It's actually from skillet
nanoceramic guaranteed to be the greatest fan you've ever used.
It doesn't stick so it stays looking like new and no matter
mean how often have you heard someone used go into a into
Target and say do you have any skillet now that's where a pan
or frying pan or something? But they're they are advertising a
skillet? Wow, this is a great country or what? We have no
shame.
Well, let's see what else we have from 1962. We have Lawrence
of Arabia. Great movie, come in and introduce that. Yeah. I
Truffaut's Jules and Jim. Oh, here's the one here's the one he
should deal with. This came out in 1962 The Manchurian
Oh, that's the way he does it. And now everybody, let me
introduce to you the story of mine. I mean, a great story, The
Manchurian Candidate
that'd be good. That would be perfect Shot Liberty Valance.
There's another big hit. Yeah, who Whatever Happened to Baby
Jane is Lolita
these are all great movies. How can the President isn't doing
why don't we doesn't you proclaim it great movie month
of Wine and Roses? sick man another good one. Yeah, there's
a bunch of them on here. Don't know the first James Bond movie
came out in 1962. How the West Was Won a huge hit. Yeah, no,
it's got this one. This one Mutiny on the Bounty 1960 to
another Gregory Peck. Isn't that also Peck? No, no,
that was that was Yeah, yeah. Well, hello, beard. Hello. Yes,
sorry. Yeah. Gregory how many moves they get? These guys used
to work a lot harder than they do today. Advise and Consent
that bottle premiere film. Birdman of Alcatraz. Oh, another
classic. But I think the main show Connie,
I think the Manchurian Candidate is your best fine there that
that would be the one for him. What is he doing intro? It's
almost like a now to kill. I mean, he could go on MTV
segments and now the real world you know, and now back to
Snooki. I mean, just hire him to do that. He'd be perfect. And
now Whitesnake.
Anyway, anyway, I also just there's a lot more it's like
Dave made a lot of movies and he's he's too but I think maybe
another one good one to introduce would be Mr. mcgoon.
Christmas Carol.
Now anyway, so I believe that that is only brought in just to
just to ratchet stuff up
the No, this is all your rights. I'm your guide, I double check
mark and we're in the Red Book for colonists one early called
it early. This guy he's going to turn us to a race issue and if
he loses his weight you will be would be a real problem. He
loses the race riots because of him doing this because of
actually he's probably not even him. Is that that campaign jerk
off that he's got doing every the axle rod?
Yeah, well, it's all Valerie Jarrett the true president.
She's the one really doing she's really pulling all the strings.
We have another red book conversation to bring up at
first let's thank some producers who came in and gave us a little
easter egg.
Yes, we should do that.
Does this mean you're still bringing up the spreadsheet the
way he your inflection? And intonation is yes,
in fact, I believe that we shall take a look and think yeah, some
of the some of the fantastic executive producers who helped
us on show 398 including Chad Biederman or bidermann, I think
depending on how you want to pronounce it, but I think it's
Biederman here in Round Lake Illinois who came in with a huge
amounts $800 Happy birthday to me says hope it rock not sure
but this donation might take me to a knighthood. Apparently it
does. Might be just shy apparently is not. And he wants
to 11.5 ring size and he's also got a birthday. Please add me to
your birthday list. Which isn't it hasn't been added to you have
to put him on the list. Oh, how did that happen? That's not
good. No.
Well, this is this is very, very nice. If you Joe. Chatto Joe.
Joe. Hey, Joe.
Just called Can I call you Joe?
Chad. Can I call you Joe? No. Chad's on the on the list. He's
on the list. Oh, he is okay. That is unexpected and very,
very kind. Thank you for supporting.
Saved Easter. It did in line with Alan being in Oakland who's
been donating for a long time. $50 just by usually by checks.
Okay, guys show 397 was a hoot. He gave 350 Congrats on your
upcoming Adam. Okay, whatever.
nuptials probably nuptial
Am I reckoning? I've been made knighthood since becoming a
listener since January 2011. Thanks for continuing education
and entertainment. Thanks for you guys. My pretend wife is
coming around from her previous up ending demeanor towards facts
presented by the mainstream media my best.
What does this pretend wife business? I'm not asking.
Okay. He's living with somebody obviously. Clearly, and they're
not. I guess fully married. Maybe? Who knows? Ross Hayes
Stevenage hurt for sure. You ever Sure? A $250 has been a
douchebag for far too long now. I'm out of the call. I'm out of
college and on the road to being successful slave. It's time to
get my night on. Can I get a karma for Mr. Costner? The man
who looks like a lesbian from behind? And can you please play
the Gitmo national anthem even if John does like we played it?
The beginning today's show if you listen online, we can play
we played a lot.
We do play it a lot. Well, let me let me give them a Karma here
for the lesbian from behind. You've got karma.
That means actually, Michael Kearns. Platt city Missoura to
1678 Can I get a slide whistle in the morning? Douchebag to the
head cam trail karma.
Okay, hold on a second slide whistle we should
not be encouraging this
slide. Well, we got to do it now. Slide in the morning.
Douchebag. Let me see. slide whistle in the morning with
the slide was in the morning
douche bag. To to the head cam trail. Okay. All right. Yeah,
let's try it
you've got karma not so tight.
It's hard to do that.
It's very hard. Yeah.
Sir. Yes. And Linden North Carolina. Oh, by Michael says he
needs the karma shot to deal with douchebag lawyers. Oh, sir.
Yes. And Linden, North Carolina 201. If you can please provide a
huntsman karma shot and then please call my pals here. Let's
start with this. Steve Lucas Shawn and J. Silva. douchebags
they've been listening to the show and have not donated and he
wants a huntsman karma shot which brings me to a note I want
to read. Okay, here we go. Tiny algea Chicka Chicka.
You've got karma. All right.
Well, where is it?
Is this about pronunciations?
Yeah, really? Here. Let me read this. This is from William Shea.
I've had too many email up which is the email thing straightened
out because he gets a bunch of these letters he says I think
the following will help Adam properly pronounced the huntsman
phrase and he's got it listed here in this phonetics, he says
her husband watches it's so bad that it hurts his ears. Oh, to
hear him say it. And he says, I think you need this is what the
important part is about the last donation. By the way, I think
you need to remind people that the huntsman phrase translates
to English as he doesn't understand the situation. So I
think a huntsmen karma should be reserved for karma given to
well, idiots. Okay, I don't think is right for anyone to
wish for a huntsman karma on themselves or their loved ones.
Okay. All right. Well, that's up to one man's opinion.
That's up to everyone else. Yeah, whatever you want to,
we're still happy to do whatever you want. And We highly
appreciate the support from our executive producers, and
Associates, executive producers for today's episode three, nine
or eight. Of course, as always, these are real credits. Someone
asked me the other day, has anyone taking you guys up on the
offer that is still standing that if you need this credit
verified on like, the phone is in Hollywood, we will actually,
you know, we'll get on the phone? We'll say yeah, the guy
or gal was an executive producer. Have I think we've
done that. Why haven't you done that once? Wasn't there? So
while you? Yeah,
somebody asked about some now if you're looking for a job.
You know, and it's in some field that would make sense. Oh, shoot
will lie. You can just use us as a reference.
This reminds me of, apparently, when you get a college degree
from Evergreen college at Evergreen University up in
Washington, which is a very famous places where mad groaning
went and weirdly oddly famous, small, hippie school where my
son graduated. Apparently you can if you're looking for a job,
you can tell tell him you got a degree in anything you want. And
evergreen will verify it. I'm really got a degree in chemical
engineering. So they call up Yeah, chemical engineering. So
what was what does that college cost for a degree there?
It's actually can't be the same. It's along the it's in the
Washington State University system. So it's in the same
league as University of Washington. So we're a little
bit it's cheap. It's like $17,000. Oh,
so we're a good deal. Oh, yeah, compared to those guys were a
great deal. And there's no $17,000 involved here.
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And since it is Easter, we are working today as always, we I
don't think we ever Well, only New Year's Day that we had a
clip show which turned out to be more work than a regular show.
I think that was on. I don't think that was New Year's. That
was Christmas. You're right. Christmas.
Yeah. Did take it took me two, two years, two years or so. And
it was annoyingly boring. Yeah. And here's the live show, is
that you're doing that you put a whole set of clips together and
you know, you did it in chunks, and you piece them together and
you go, Oh, crap, I already did those. You got to go pull them
out.
But because of the Easter holiday, and no PR mentions, no
one did any work for us in that regard. But of course, you can
still go out and do something extremely important, which
involves propagating the formula. Our formula is this. We
go out. We hit people in the mouth
come on everybody. Shut ups. My slide whistle is not arrived
yet. Unfortunately. Thank God expected to be here Thursday, so
we can jam.
I was suggested to me that we request if any listeners out
there have odd ball old fashioned instruments down which
sound effects that they should send it to the post office box
where you where the checks are received bucks 339 l Cirino,
California 94530. And I will introduce them to the show and
I'm looking for the coconut husks that provide the clippity
clop sound and used in the silent movies in the day.
Oh, very great place. Very good idea. The message is clear. So I
sent you three emails about this. John, you didn't answer a
single one of them.
Scott. I didn't probably get them. They went to spam. Sure. I
kept
saying you brought up a note from your economic hitman
contact? Oh yes, I warned you about Malawi. And I said when
because I because I dutifully deleted the email. You know,
because I don't want any you know, we don't want to get
anyone in any trouble. So I got rid of the email so I couldn't
search on a date that it came in. So I couldn't go back and
find the show where you read his note and what did his notes say?
He well, you're here with this you. This is why I didn't get to
this mail. It was just sent on the sixth you sent me like 25
mails and this was You got to LA FB possible donation is shown no
agenda killing NatCen, Texas and you know some other ones well
what it is notes say let me look him up I can get you the date
too. But he Yeah, he said he mentioned it was a note about
actually don't even need to look it up second year kind of
remember he was he was berating us for certain things that we
were saying that were wrong. And then you guys suck. Oh, by the
way, and then it was an old by the way, you know, fire where
you look at Malawi, because there's apparently a bunch of
weird stuff going on. And the he was sent. I think this was like
a month ago or longer. And he it was a tip off. And then we
mentioned it on the show. And then I got another letter from
saying, Well, yeah, I guess I didn't mean to mention it. So
you look into it. And so we just we talked about how this guy's
we talked a little bit about it. But we don't have any further
information we have and I haven't heard anything about it
since and, but the guy's dead. Oh, by the way, he did send me a
note after this.
Oh, hold on a second. Hold on a sec. Before you get to that. Let
me just backing up for a second. So our economic hitman, this was
only a couple of weeks ago, says make sure you take a look at
what's going on in Malawi. Now the significance of him being an
Economic Hitman is the way the economic hitmen work is they go
in, and they go into a country and say, Okay, here's the idea.
We're going to give you billions of dollars in aid. And the way
it's going to work is we are going to give that money not to
you. But we're going to give that money to American
companies. Or it could be the Chinese in this case, but
American companies, and they're going to build these facilities,
oil and gas and pipelines and gold mines. And you're going to
allow that you're going to give them all of the concessions and
of course there will be $100 million in the black bag for
you. And if you don't, then we'll kill you. And did I sum
that up properly.
That's pretty much the thesis of the book, economic hitmen by
John Perkins.
So then we get the warning to take a look at all the crap
that's going on in Malawi. And all of a sudden I'll read the
news report verbatim because it was kind of interesting.
President of Malawi Bingu wa Mutharika dies of, quote, heart
attack. I love the British press. And, but they can't. What
was the funny thing? They can't do an autopsy? Because they
don't know where his body is. Yeah, that's the way to do it.
So the guy was clearly not cooperating one way or the
other. And they often as for warned, and what are your
economic hitman follow up with? What did he say?
Well, he didn't say anything in depth. That's necessarily
important, but he says the reports about how the he says
$1. And he mentioned a couple of reports that are official from
the US government saying that they're they have to follow a
scheme to put the vice president in and you read all the news
reports, it says the same thing. He says this is all bullcrap
that the guy, the dead guy's brother has already taken over.
Okay, and this has mentioned no place? Of
course not. So do you think it's an April versus King thing?
I you know, that would make sense. Especially if the guy's
brother does eventually, you know, take full control of the
country. But we'll see. I mean, it will take a couple of weeks
before it shakes out I mean, but right now it's being reported
that they're gonna they're looking at the Vice President's
gonna do this and that, and there's not a mention of the guy
even has a brother. But you know, you heard it here first.
Yeah. Well, that's why people tune into the show is to listen
to some actual news and some actual reporting on people who
are on the ground, as opposed to people who are reading press
releases.
Like Erin Burnett, who's who's pursuing zombie guns. Very good.
Aaron began we talked about the directed energy weapons three
years ago. I think she did have a cool, this is like a 10 second
quote, no, I'm sorry, as long as 23 seconds. Deepak Chopra is out
shilling his book now this is the Deepak Chopra who is the
guru guy.
And I think and I know I know him I've heard him talk. I think
he had the quote of the week and he always has a quote of the
week the guys are quote Meister he is the quote
Meister here's his quote was just tickled me.
What happened is we created a false economy by creating these
derivatives and which were not based on value or service or
product. And we kind of bamboozled the country into
spending money that they hadn't earned, to buy things that they
didn't need to impress people that they didn't like. I like
That
That is funny. Well that's like I'm gonna restart the people are
complaining about the stream is over now. Yeah JC just
was moaning about it. Alright, hold
let me just restart that let me say I have no idea what's going
on oh says error login failed let me see login failing. Why?
All right well, whatever they'll have to fix that up there we go
we're on the air again. Yay Yeah, I don't know I don't know
what's going on but I thought that was one of his one of his
better quotes I liked that one we got much
most of his quotes are all you know he his basic philosophy is
that we don't even exist so I don't see why even cares. I mean
he honestly believes we're this is all a dream. I mean, this is
essentially his thesis.
Well, I do like the things that we bought things we didn't need
to impress people we didn't like.
I know I like that one too.
That's pretty good. That's really good. And I was I read a
disturbing article. Just to bring this evergreen clip out
again of General Wesley Clark, a Yeah, we have to play at once.
It's okay to play it again.
Yeah, I'm trying to think if I have a tie in that I can use
Well, I have
a I round I read a disturbing article and I wanted to play the
clip first and then tell you about this article, I read that,
that it's about clippity clop, Lucifer Clinton. So let's just
revisit General Wesley Clark, shooting his mouth off after 911
about the entire plan that was laid out that he had at that
time, no problem. sharing with the world,
about 10 days after 911. I went through the Pentagon and I saw
Secretary Rumsfeld and, and Deputy Secretary Wolfowitz, I
went downstairs just say hello to some of the people on the
joint staff who used to work for me and one of the generals
called me and he said, Sir, you got to come in, you got to come
in and talk to me a second. I said, Well, you're too busy. He
said, No, no, let's he says, we've made the decision. We're
going to war with Iraq. This was on her about the 20th of
September. I said we're going to war with Iraq. Why?
He said, I don't know. He said, I guess they don't know what
else to do.
So I said, Well, did they find some information collect
connecting Saddam to al Qaeda? He said, No, no, it's just
there's nothing new that way. They just made the decision to
go to war with Iraq. He said, I guess it's like, we don't know
what to do about terrorists. But we got a good military, and we
can take down governments. And he said, I guess if the only
tool you have is a hammer, every problem has to look like a nail.
So I came back to see him a few weeks later. And by that time,
we were bombing in Afghanistan. I said, Are we still going to
war with Iraq? And he said, Oh, it's worse than that. He said,
He reached over on his desk, he picked up a piece of paper. He
said, I just he said I just got this down from upstairs, meaning
the secretary advanced offers today. And he said this a memo
that describes how we're going to take out seven countries in
five years, starting with Iraq, and then Syria, Lebanon, Libya,
Somalia, Sudan, and finishing off Iran.
So the only one we didn't get is when we have Libya. We got
Libya. We got Syria. We're working on that. We have Sudan,
Somalia, we got our drones there. Lebanon, that's the only
one we haven't really, really captured yet. So there's this
article in Elle Magazine, about and the woman's magazine, SL, l.
Yes, the woman's magazine. And you can find all of these links
in the show notes at three, nine or eight.na shownotes.com. And
so it's kind of a puff piece, you know, it's about to the most
powerful woman in the universe, of course, and the the reporters
following Lucifer clippity clop, Hillary Clinton, and she follows
her in New York, where Hillary is speaking at the International
Crisis Group, which is a fine organization. And who is
emceeing the evening, Wolf Blitzer? I mean, how,
how obvious can we make it here?
I mean, that's really not okay. who's in the audience? Queen
Nora of Jordan, Colin Powell and Wesley Clark. So he's flipped
back over. Interesting. He's also still alive. I might bet
Well, he's like, you know, I was listening to that clip again.
And I realized we are are one of our our economic hitman sent us
a note telling us that we're, I think he's basically just calls
into criticize us. Yeah, well, that's what they did is saying
that we're mispronouncing these words And I think there are code
ways to pronounce words and other other ways and if you're
in the inside because I do have some clips on another one of
these clips with these with these professors that are
actually out of the government teaching a security studies and
the like, and they pronounced the words correctly. Okay. And I
think is an indicator that you're, you're in the inside
when you pronounce it correctly, and the correct pronunciation is
Iraq. No, no, it's
Iraq.
It's Iraq and Iran. No,
I read the note and he says, i e, y e, you're supposed to say
I, Iran and Iraq.
Read the note again.
I think I deleted that one to one. Read the note.
I'm gonna have to go get it now. Because apparently, you are not.
Oh, it's interesting.
I read it. I read it very carefully. I've read it twice.
And I'm like, Okay, so from now on, we have to say Iraq and Iran
in literally spells at Roc k, here it is. No, that's not it.
That's me asking you it's from me. No, I
know. I know. Well, where is it? It's Come on, man. It's in your
email. I mean,
I'm yeah, I'm looking at for it now. But I have all these notes
to you about the bug killer that are making it difficult to find
anything. Well, anyway, okay. Well, let me find that document.
And then we'll get back to the topic. But we do have these the
two professors the guy that you didn't like cognac who said
we're gonna bomb them, and we're gonna bomb them and let's just,
you know, get get it over with. And and there's another guy who
apparently is his, his, I didn't know his senior intellectually.
And he came on to just say no. And it was a very interesting
route. There was the same guy was on C span these two guys.
And this, the new guy, whose name is Colin Cole, or colon
call is from Georgetown to he's both they're both from
Georgetown, but this guy teaches Security Studies. And he's out
of the Pentagon. And he has all kinds of different things to
say. And I do have a clip. Which would be that see heavy hitters?
No, that's the end of the show. I have an end to show clip.
That's quite good if we have time. Just do great. Get you any
clips.
You do want your groom Great. All right. No.
Oh, yeah. To be interesting nuke situation. And the UAE I didn't
know somebody who asked a question actually brings up a
bunch of issues and points that I didn't even know that all
these people were working on, on nuclear power, but play that.
Dr. Cole said, one of your points was that in 60 years,
there have been nine countries that violated the
nonproliferative, or we've only gotten nuclear nine countries
have gone nuclear. Already, we have not only the three
countries of both of you mentioned Egypt, Turkey and
Saudi Arabia, but also Algeria, Bahrain, and United Arab
Emirates, all signatories to the NPT have all announced nuclear
programs. Pakistan is now building two more heavy water
plutonium processing plants, a second chemical processing
plant. So within the context, you know, the nine countries are
within the context of the US Soviet competition. Now we're
within the context of the Middle East and the Sunni Shia
ferocity. So my question is, doesn't that change the
likelihood of more countries getting nukes? You could,
although I think we have to be very careful. And one of the
countries you mentioned was the UAE. And we should hope that
every country in the world develops its nuclear program
along with the UAE the way the UAE has, because the UAE through
its 123 agreement with the United States has given up the
right to domestic enrichment. What is what?
Anyway?
You have to you have to as long as you follow the 123 What is
the one to
another one of these sign offs that it gets we'd go around from
country to country say look, you guys can't do this nuclear
weapons you want to do you want to make a nuke? Nuclear Power
Plant? You follow these rules? In other words, you don't do
enrichment. We do it for you. And that's what they've been
trying to make this agreement with the Iranians and here's the
note Iranians, Iran and Iraq the name for someone from Oh, you're
right. Wasn't Ionis Rouhani Yeah, you're right. You're
right. I remember I thought it was I but he said ear You're
right.
Yeah. I Iran is the way Iran Iraq Iraq, Iran, Iraq, Iraq,
Iraq. Anyway, so the pronunciation and these these
two characters that you heard part of one one of those two
guys just interrupt you here, right on the money with their
pronunciation I have.
Oh, yeah. I have here the UAE 123 nuclear agreement.
was good. Yeah. And I got I know I love the internet. Great for
this show. Yeah,
I got the let's see. Let's see what it says this is the actual
PDF I'm looking for it should be a three step program right
where's the one two and three? Maybe they just call it that
just caught Yeah, they do just
for our dry cleaners you you go in there say like to get his
mind and viruses. No, you can't have it. It'd be two weeks this
wait a minute, this 24 are dry cleaners, because that's just
the name of the place.
And meanwhile, I find that interesting that, you know, good
buddies there. The UAE United Arab Emirates is Bahrain. And
there are hundreds of 1000s of people protesting on the
streets. Now in Bahrain,
Bahrain is not in the UAE
friends, their friends, they're friendly, buddies, buddies, and
they have the Formula One races there. It's awesome. It's the
Austin of the Middle East is what it is. Yeah. And do you
know the Dutch queen? I forgot to mention this last time we
talked about it. So Beatrix, the Dutch queen, she wanted to go to
Bahrain, because she's friends with the prince. And the prime
minister said and they had I think they had a discussion in
the in Parliament. So what you can't do that that's really
politically not okay. Because, you know, Bahrain is, you know,
they're shooting people in the streets, you know, kind of like
Syria, except, you know, we don't care about that, because
they're our buddies, and they've got the Formula One. And then
what the Queen said, Well, screw you. I'm going on personal
title. And she went anyway. She's hanging out. Really? Yeah,
she's hanging out with dictators who kill people. Oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. Good
for her. independent woman.
I got while I'm on that. The 30th of April. You know what
that is? Because you've been in Amsterdam, even on the 30th of
April. That is our Queen's Day celebration.
Yeah. So it's actually fun to go to if anyone's in the area and
he you know, Americans who like to travel Europe, I would
recommend it
Well, you better and recommend it. Oh, yeah. Because first of
all, no more drinking on the street. Once Yeah, no more.
That's
what it's all about. It's about drinking on the streets. Sorry,
slave. No more drinking beers and but the bars are all open
and I got set up special places where they're pouring the ionic
in and the other stuff by the ton. Well, I'm behind again. I'm
sorry. No service for you. Nothing on the street. But
here's the best part.
And Heineken by the way there. It tastes really good. It tastes
like a good bud. Anyway, go ahead. Go on. I'm sorry. There's
a joke.
So the Queen always visits a town with her entourage and and
you'll recall that was it two years ago, maybe now.
I think it was two years ago.
The guy tried to kill her, you know, and he tried to run her
down, run her down, and he succeeded in killing a whole
bunch of other people in himself. Yeah, I actually think
he wasn't dead. But they killed him in the car, Tom like that.
It was not not good. So she will be visiting the hamlet of I
think it's right by Utrecht. ranan ranan near Utrecht. And so
the people of Utrecht, the mayor, who was a super uber
douchebag with you know, he has the orange striped tie, you
know, like, Oh, I love the queen. So he does a town hall
meeting says, Okay, here's the deal. no cars allowed on the
street. Oh, and by the way, you're not allowed to have your
car in your garage. And the Secret Service will be coming by
everybody's door and we'll come into your house and inspect it.
And if you don't comply, you will be arrested. What? Yeah,
yeah. But we're gonna have a great party, he actually ends up
in his meet his town hall meeting, where
are you supposed to put your car, take it out of town,
you got to park it somewhere else, you cannot have your car
in town or even in your garage, and they will knock on your
door. And you have to let them in so they can search your
house. And if you if your
car's immobilized, because it's like got two flat tires, or it's
got a bad engine, it's stuck in the garage.
What happened? No, you no one got into that detail,
apparently,
but first thing I thought of but then they have you know, they do
the man on the street interview. So what do you think about this?
And what is the first guy say? Well, if you have nothing to
hide, you have nothing to worry about. Idiot. I mean, this is
this is I can't believe the Duchess are allowing this
was a whole generation of them. It's weird. I think it's a
worldwide phenomenon. They're just a worst case example.
Just like I'm flabbergasted, and just the hubris of this mayor,
who's probably like 30, maybe 35 a really real collegiate looking
guy and he's got it. I said he's got the orange ties. Like, look,
we're here to have a good great party for the queen. It's gonna
be awesome. So see this guy's name? Huh? Hold on a second.
Yeah, you want to see a picture of him? I'm gonna go to Google.
I'm gonna image him and see what we got. Okay, hold on
his name is
what's the name of
the town? ranan R I think it's R r e h e n e i think it is r h e
n e. Someone in the chat room helped me out. And Niedermeyer
There you go. Thank you very much Niedermeyer and EDRMEYERNE
i d e r e r n e e d e r m e y e r n e of course, that doesn't
sound doesn't look or maybe it's ni e let me say no, that's not
right. Hey, chat room. That's wrong.
There's nothing like that here.
May or douchebag. In suggested by the town is raining our h e n
e n that'll help. Okay, hold on from our h e n e n brainon. All
right. Let's try this. H e. R There you go. Yeah. So go to
google google images and just type in Burgermeister
Burmeister. Vaughan, Marina,
zoo and ranan Yes,
there is is quite a big zoo. Actually. You're right. Yeah,
you have to see the guy. You got to see him. He's a total douche
knuckle.
Well, I got a guy here but as a gray haired guy. Hold on. I got
Burgermeister rein in our e h e n e n look. I'm gonna
send you I'll send you a link. I'll send you you got to see
this is just here we go.
Don't judge people by their appearances. Yeah, I
do. Completely crazy.
I think it was Oscar Wilde who says Only a fool doesn't judge
people by their appearances.
Exactly. And that guy was smart. Here we go. Okay, I'm emailing
it to you now. All right.
Send without subject yes you got you just got to see the guy he's
like He like he walked straight out of the Economic University.
You emailing it? Yeah.
So if you look on the side, there it is. Okay, it's the
guide you see this you see it's a great picture by the look down
on the on the side you have images. It's the bottom one.
The bottom one? Yeah. Oh, brother. Oh my god. He's got a
big overbite. It looks like a total douchebag
that's the guy looks like a kind of guy that people do. You got
to put this in the show notes just to so people can see what
this guy looks like. Okay. I will. Inspectors will be coming
by.
Yeah, inspectors will be coming by That's right. Just to check
but hey, if you have nothing to hide, what's your problem?
Slave? Got no problem.
Who is this person in that blue in picture? If you the third
down on the left? The woman is your lady.
See? Looks like she's got a Bluetooth device, doesn't it?
Yeah, she's got a Bluetooth devices. She's got a blue dress
and she's got her. She looks like
I'm gonna give this to the chat room. They need to see that. I
don't really see that doesn't really say stand the bottom. Oh,
it doesn't really but the catering company. Yeah. I don't
know. It doesn't
say it's just the mayor guy is too funny. He's
He's What a douche. Right? Oh, he's got his little mayoral
chain on and everything. But literally, he says to the slaves
there. He says, hey, you know, if you don't cooperate, you
could find yourself in jail. And everyone's like, Oh, okay.
I got nothing to lose. We'll do that. That's a nice piece of
depressing information.
It is depressing because you know, Queens they used to be
exactly that. You could sell anything you want on the street.
And they have a party the night before? Yeah, that would pre
Queens Day party which is a huge it's like a fraternity drunk
fest. A lot of people don't even make it to Queen's Day because
of the party the night before.
Yep, well, now you just let what
happens to that party? They get to still drink the night before.
No, no, no.
You just gotta you got to be cleaning up the house the night
before for the brown shirts to come in and inspect.
Oh, yeah, that's the other thing you obviously have to clean your
house. Yeah. What if it's not that time a month where you
actually clean terrible one lady
in the report actually said I don't mind as long as they let
me know beforehand so I can clean stuff up. actually said
it.
Yeah, well, it's Wow. Yeah. That's where we're so pleased
days. Now off the list. I take back.
No Queensbay isn't no longer recommendation. Yeah, no, that's
no fun. What's the point? I don't know. Anyway. There you
go. It is. Okay.
Here's a good story. China buys inroads in the Caribbean. Notice
I saw that I was like, was brand new $35 million stadium opened
here in the Bahamas a few weeks ago, a gift from the Chinese
government. They're bribing their way into the Bahamas?
Well, we know
that the Caribbean has tons of oil and gas. This is what the
whole Haiti thing was about. I mean, we know it. Why do you
think the law of the Seas has their office in Kingston,
Jamaica? I mean, we know that there's tons in there so the
Chinese know it, but this report this article that you referenced
doesn't say that in fact, it says quite the opposite
stuff, right? Yeah, this is very poorly done. The tiny island
nation of Dominica has received the grammar school a renovation
a renovated hospital and a sports stadium also courtesy of
the Chinese I guess they like to build stadiums. Antigua and
Barbuda got a power plant and a cricket stadium another stadium
is interesting. And a new school is on the way the prime minister
of Trinidad and Tobago can thank the Chinese contractors for the
craftsmanship in her official residence. Hello. out and now
blatant bribes. Oh, you're gonna fix my house. Terrific.
Come on in. This is. Oh, well. I'm glad you started the top no
agenda. Pipeline. Viva pipeline fever report from the UK Of
course we've seen clippity clop Hillary Clinton in Myanmar also
known as Burma. Sucking up with her BFF there. And here's the
headline UK firms and secret talks on joining Burmese gold
rush. Oh, yeah. Shell HSBC Standard Chartered among the
British firms getting ready to wheel into Burma. So there's
tons of grooviness going on and that that market is opening up
and the sanctions are going to be dropped. So we're going to
see a big bonanza. I'll
what I said for a while. I mean, this is just as a flip flop kind
of a well, the
Chinese are already in there. They've got they've got their
pipeline there. Remember, we talked about that? So they got
the pipeline there.
But as long as you know, we is the country's screwed up as far
as I'm concerned. I mean, they're always going back and
forth between like a kind of a democracy and they become a
dictatorship again, never ends
and they attack the the pipeline again from Egypt, which goes up
to through the Sinai Desert, blew up another piece again. So
it's all still in play.
And going back to this China article there. It's interesting.
They play it as a as a thing to do with Taiwan.
I read a thing there was about tourism, was in
his enduring tug of war Taiwan, others have switched to that
means switched allegiances, but little financial encouragement
Grenada ended relations with Taiwan in 2004. And is now in
talks with China by getting a new national track and field
stadium. What is it that well hosted in China? That's
building? What is the stadium thing? Well, I think that seems
like a theme to me.
I think the stadium thing is to keep the heute the male human
resources pacified. You know, we didn't have stadiums. 100 years
ago. We just didn't. And that's part of the whole No, we
had 100 years ago, we
had stadiums, not like we have our professional sports teams
today and even you get sucked in. I mean, this is the male
testosterone has to go somewhere. So we train the male
human resources to get behind teams of their own gladiators.
And you know I've never understood it myself. You know,
I apparently no I don't I really don't I just I find no joy in
watching a sports game. Except maybe the Super Bowl for the
television watch even that if you don't like it at all,
because it's an interesting television production. I watch
it for that reason and that reason alone. I don't watch
basketball. I don't watch baseball. I don't watch sailing.
I don't Oh, my goodness. What the hell week lunch is sailing.
Well, is it any less boring than golf? Hello, the whole
I don't watch golf. I don't like golf. I think it's boring to
watch.
It's a huge ratings draw golf. Golf was bent this weekend. I've
always been baffled by that. It's because
people have they've got to, they've got a human urges and
they have to get behind a guy or a team. And that's what it's
for. And it's beautiful. You contain the people and they're
handy doubles to round people up and shove them in there when you
need to. Put some barbed wire on the top. It's groovy.
It's very effective.
So I I've never I've never understood it. I went to college
for three months. Like I'm not gonna go to no pep rally for the
team. What the hell was that other hot chicks there? Yeah,
but they're all hanging out with the team. Well screw that. I'm
gonna I'm gonna go there. I've never understood it. Sorry,
never ever understood understand
it. Why? What to what about disorders?
What benefit will that give me?
But understanding is not a good thing. Here's the
kind of stuff I try to understand. Senate Bill 1813. I
have Senate Bill, I did some work for you all. I have Senate
Bill 1813 marked up the PDF in the show notes for your
convenience. This bill is interestingly enough, titled On
a second as I bring it up here, the to reauthorize federal aid
Highway and Highway Safety construction programs and for
other purposes. And in this bill, on page Koolau, 1447.
Section 7345. Sport
one yes, it is. Yeah, we blogged this before last show, by the
way, I was actually gonna bring it up in the last show, but I
figured let you read it as better. Yeah. I'm sure you found
something else besides that. Actually, let
me see. No, there wasn't really anything else. The way is
reported? is not completely. I mean, if there's one paragraph
that really and it's just it's weird, because no one says, What
I thought was interesting is this is the Transportation Act,
you know, it's to build roads and, and things like that. And
what was it called again? Exactly, it's the to reauthorize
federal aid, Highway and Highway Safety construction programs,
and for other purposes. So it
doesn't have a good catchy
name, though. But it's not like, you know, they should say
instead of in other purposes, you know, to restrict slaves or
something. But here it is, in general, if the Secretary
receives certification by the commissioner of internal revenue
that any individual has seriously delinquent tax debt.
And this is the part that no one reported on in an excess in an
amount in excess of $50,000, which can happen pretty quickly.
By the way, the Secretary shall transmit such certification to
the Secretary of State for action with respect to denial,
revocation or limitation of a passport pursuant to section
four of the Act entitled An act to regulate the issue and
validity of passports and for other purposes. And then there
so
let's back up what does this got to do with highways? And that's
that's the point. That's what I found interesting is this
clearly was just slipped in, on page 1447. To You know, so no
one and I think CBS actually caught this. CBS News. That was
also interesting to me. But this is part of
it. And that's the bigger bill. By the way, the spy who's the
sponsor of this bill, do you don't remember,
I can look at right dipshit from
California, Barbara Boxer.
Yeah. Doesn't so that's interesting. Let me look at the
let me look at the I can tell you exactly who it is. As
Barbara Boxer, I just told you, this has already passed by the
way she do. But she's not the only one. She's the
sponsor. There's no other person mentioned.
Interesting.
Looking at the government, Gov track.us.
But this is a part
of something bigger, it has not passed the House. It's passed
this as the Senate. Correct. So it needs to pass the House and
it gets signed by the President.
But this is part of the map 21 And this is what caught my eye
moving ahead for progress in the 21st century act. So this is a
and this thing. I mean, I haven't gotten to all of it. I'm
not I hope to have more information on Thursday. But map
21 Which of course conveniently kind of got that 21 thing in
there.
And actually, according to the Gov track.us. It's s 1813. Is
there that is the name of the bill, map 21.
Is that the short title? Yes, it is your right short title. This
Act may be cited as moving ahead for progress in the 21st century
accurate and it's organized into eight divisions. So I mean, here
it is. But it's really it's federal highways public
transportation, transportation, safety and surface trend,
transport policy finance, and then I couldn't find anything in
there. Research and Education and then miscellaneous. This
this fell under miscellaneous then there's air transportation
and budgetary effects. It's a monster of a bill how many pages
in total is it in total, see 16 162 pages but this, but I
find it to I don't know, do you? What do you what's your feeling
about this? If someone owes $50,000 in taxes and has not
paid? Should they be allowed to travel outside the country?
Or the bureau should be allowed to travel outside the country
anytime they want to? What's what's what are they? What are
they worried about? That they're going to skip? Skip out on
$50,000 is always going to be owed? And what about people that
are overseas working as we speak in France, and they racking up a
big bill and they they're still there over there as we speak,
and where they're going to take your passport away and make them
come back?
Yeah, in fact, it even says that the Secretary of State can
authorize issuance of a passport that can only be used for coming
back into the United States. So what happens is, you take your
passport, you want to fly to a different country. And let's say
you want to go to the United Kingdom, not a part of the
Schengen agreement. So it's not really Europe, you have to show
your passport when you enter. There, a note will pop up and
say, Come with me. So you'll have to you'll you'll have to
go. And there's some there's some language here about what it
actually is so seriously, delinquent tax debt. So first of
all, it has to be $50,000 or more, for which a notice of lien
has been filed in public records pursuant to section 6323. Or a
notice of levy has been filed, which is basically a wage
garnishment, which I've had.
So this happens, let's say this happened to me, everybody. Yeah.
So it happens. And so they pull the passport. So the State
Department has to go through a rigmarole. And then the guy pays
because you know, your pay, and then
then it takes forever. Remember, I went through this. You didn't
lose your passport, I would have had this been in play. But I
remember they said we know
it takes forever. i We don't know that it takes forever.
I do. I do. Because this happened to me. They said, well,
we can't when my name started showing up on the payroll at NI
vo or then pod show in 2005. I was living in the UK. And they
say well, you Where have you been for since 1999? So when I
left the country? Oh, yeah, we can't find any filings. You
didn't file any you know, you don't have to pay taxes twice.
But we can't find any filings from you. So we're putting a
lien and we think that's about $2.4 million. Mr. Curry. And
they kept the IRS came into our get your attention. It did the
IRS came into our building with their guns. Remember that? I
wasn't there. Yeah, they came in with their hands on their guns.
Not a table, so we can't find you so ever hear of Google?
Idiot curry.com ever think of looking for me online? And, you
know, so then I had to go through? Oh,
that reminds me of the time. There's a number of John DeVore
acts that are writers. Yeah, believe it or not. And so I get
a call from the IRS. Guys. He's gross anatomy says okay. Just
John DEVAR. Yeah, says, well, you're gonna give us our 50 or
$70,000. I mean, when you're gonna pay. And I said, What are
you talking about? Me, me, you know, kind of says, Yeah, your
blah, blah, blah. And I said, I don't know anything about what
you're talking about your John Dvorak. Right. So yeah. And I
said, and then I just, I guess I got lucky and said, Where am I
supposed to be? So you're in Kansas, Kansas City, said, No.
I'm in Port Angeles. Washington was where it was when I got the
call. He says, Ah, I said, What's your Social Security?
Now? I started grilling him. What's the social security
number you got there? He said, Well, what's yours? And I told
him, he says, oh, oh, that's interesting. Really? Yeah. Do
you happen to know one another?
Do you know where John Dworkin Kansas is? My agenda? Why don't
you go into Kansas?
But you call the Kansas guy. Yeah, you know, they're not the
only John Dvorak in the world. I don't know why they got my name
or why they called right but then that was odd. Sorry. And
they you know, I have you study Sorry, just hung it up. But my
point
is, it took me almost half a year to get my wage garnishment
removed for them too, because that, you know, I had to prove
Of course, that I had been overseas and I had to go through
quite a quite a bit of crap. And meanwhile, you know, the
come up with this number, this, this multimillion dollar figure
you weren't making that kind of money at bvo
No, but they look at 10 years. They say we haven't you haven't
filed taxes and
most of the years and 10 years plus all the penalties and
everything is crank crank this like exactly make $100,000 a
year and end up having to pay a $2 million tax bill
and then pay for 10 directly and so then fine manually, they
said, Okay, we agree. And then I'm still took six weeks for
them to actually because, you know, the media couldn't just
say, Okay, we believe you know, they have to wait for official
notice it goes through the payroll system and all that. No,
it's It's hosed. It's hosed.
It's like having your identity stolen, but this time is by the
government have an opposite effect.
Well, so if you thought that was bad, of course, we would be
screwed
nowadays with this if they if they actually implement I mean,
they have it in their bill, but doesn't mean it's not going to
be dead letter. Because you know, the State Department is
too much aggravation. Do it yourself. Yeah. It's not our job
to be the police department. The State Department goes along with
this. They're being the police department for the another
agency. Well, it
gets worse now colleges are being the bill collectors, loan
collectors. As Oh, yeah. This
is horrible. Yeah. So
if you have not, if you're delinquent on your college loan,
your university loan, then your colleges, apparently are now
withholding your transcripts and your grades.
I mean, we never heard of him. I've heard him if he actually
paid us the money he owes.
Yeah. But it's not even you don't even owe it to the
university. You owe it to the bank.
This they're all in cahoots. So I'm listening to the over the
the actually over the weekend. I guess. Stossel is on the warpath
because he's got a new book out. And so he's, he has a bunch of
interesting, this was a good show. He did I think was
Saturday. But play this one little clip colleges up 750%.
And let me tell you what the conclusion I draw from this.
Want to go to college? It's expensive. A year at Harvard now
costs more than $50,000 state schools often cost 30,000. The
politicians in there say, well, we can make college affordable
for everyone. But no, they can't. They've tried federal
spending and college aid has doubled, then doubled again. But
his government aid grew. So did tuition over the past 30 years.
Inflation was 160% we're upset that health care costs grew more
400%. But college tuition Rose 750% 750. Yeah, 750. It's a turn
into this huge scam colleges have become corrupt in every
sense of the word. But when I heard this report, the first
thing I thought of because apparently they can charge as
much as they can. And you know, they get the college loan
program and screw it, screw the future. Screw the kids make him
pay, you know, these ridiculous fees for these loans. These
crummy loans you have to keep it's not like a little loan.
When I was a kid, I took out a $2,000 loan and that was it.
Could you
could you say that a little differently? Could you say when
I
was a kid when I was a kid? So anyway, so I'm listening to this
report that you but what goes through my mind is that
inflation was one and over the last 15 years inflation is up
160 Medical 400 colleges 750 I'm thinking, Oh, the medical guys
have got a ways to go to catch up. They're going to debt means
we're gonna get another doubling and the cost of medical because
there this is all a gouge. The entire system is based on you
got to go. What are you going to pay? If they if the pills cost?
You know, 20 bucks, and they want to charge you 40? What are
you going to do about it? They want to charge you 80? What are
you going to do about it? They want to charge 160 know what to
do about often? Yeah, exactly nothing. And that's what the
colleges have figured out. They said wow, these kids who all
want to go to school, and especially in a new downturned
economy, let's just gouge them. What is the University of
California was free when I was a kid. Cost like 30 $40,000 to go
to now it's a state run out institution.
Yeah. really isn't that much. Yeah, that's crazy.
It's out of control.
So how do you how do your kids feel that they're not going to
college?
Only J is the only one is Jake j is going to college. He's going
to whatever I have to scrimp to get her through. I'm not letting
her take out a penny in one of these scam loans. Oh, well,
these things are Can we
can we start a university? I mean, yeah,
we could. Yeah. And a lot of people are starting private
institutions of all sorts. And why don't we start university
capital A friend of mine has been involved in private
education. Of course, it's a big moneymaker seeing it as a
bonanza, especially a trade school. So he's a little bit
behind the curve, actually, I think no, no, he's not behind
the curve. He told me about six, seven years ago.
Oh, okay. Well, I think we should start an institution that
will be online university. And, you know, we give you a little
bot to your bot basically checks in and it just, you know, does
all the multiple choice things and we just give you all grades.
At the end, and then if you ever need someone to vouch for you,
like, Hey, Raj, for you absolutely went
to the curry Devorah College, and that CDC I like it curry
Devora college for the criminally insane. But I'm just
saying it's another opportunity, John, I'm
just saying you said it again, I did.
But I am only mentioning it,
you're gonna have a hard time with that
it is a huge opportunity. So I'm reading through the just to
shift gears. Because I'm loving this so much the DSM five
proposals Diagnostic and Statistical Manual. This is the
same guys who basically come up with reasons to feed your
children Ritalin, and they have a new section in here about
alcohol abuse. And what what in your mind, Dr. Dvorak
constitutes an alcoholic?
Ah, I think it would probably be someone who drinks too much all
the time. Well,
first of all, what is too much Second of all, should you I was
always taught that alcoholism is a disease. So a disease in my
mind means it can be diagnosed by some form of test. What is
the test for diagnosing alcoholism?
I don't know. Well, I'll
do would you like to know, yeah, I'm
all ears.
So you'll remember that for to be on the autistic spectrum
disorder. If you were a kid, your kid can qualify just by
spinning a lot. Which we found quite humorous. Because I think
I was spinning it as a kid.
You still do that?
So if you can answer one of the following questions, you're
probably an alcoholic. Are you ready? Okay, you you drink to
relieve stress? You often okay. You often drink alone? Come on,
you know you do?
Well, I have a sure fun by myself. I'm having dinner and I
want to have a glass of wine. What am I supposed to do? Oh, to
invite someone over? Yeah. Unless you
want to be the less you want to wear the white jacket, Mr.
Dvorak. You look forward to drinking.
Maybe I got
lucky. I'm like, I'd mow the grass. Like ah, I love a beard.
mow the grass and you're out there sweating like a pig and
you want to have a beer. Sure
you're an alcoholic? You're your drinking may be related to one
or more health problems. I don't qualify for that one. You drink
to relieve boredom or loneliness. And oh, come
on, vague.
Come on. Well, of course. It's vague. That's the whole point.
You sometimes drink to relieve boredom. I got too many thing I
get to clean my office.
You sometimes drive after drinking all the time. You drink
to maintain a buzz?
No, that's to me is closer to being in.
That's that is the one I think qualifies. Your performance at
work is not what it used to be. Well, yeah. Hello. We'll give it
to Chinese for that. You aren't comfortable in social situations
without drinking. I think that's quite common people. I don't
know if, if it's you're not coming. But people feel
comfortable when everyone around them is holding a drink you want
to drink? Right? And this one, you find that drinking helps you
overcome your shyness. Yeah, absolutely. But any one of these
behaviors? No,
no, not anyone they have. You have to be like five of them or
10.
No. No.
We mean no.
People fall into the alcohol abuse category.
For any one of those Yes. Now
and it says idiotic psychologist considering if
you drink at all under any circumstance you've ever had a
drink? If you have one drink a year, you're an alcoholic
only if it qualifies under these points. And by the way, again,
here it is. You're on the spectrum. Oh yeah. That's the
latest. You're on the alcoholic spectrum.
Yeah, from teetotaller, which means you don't drink anything
to you're on the spectrum. Even if you just drink alone. Then
you're on the spectrum. I had this. I want to put that video
in the show notes. Again, people have to see that about the DSM
there's a whole bunch of doctors just saying this is a scam
doctors biology,
this has become a bigger form of corruption. Good story in the
Chicago Tribune about the drugs use and in the fact I'll send
you the links we put in the show notes, the drug use in the
various wars, and how more recently especially with the
Iraq war, they they've decided to change their whole style of
if you were in the Vietnam War, for example, you couldn't have
anything to do with drugs and if you're kicked out and you can't
be happy, they want people drugged
up. Oh, the soldiers you mean. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Just
drive
down. APA. So I'm reading this article and it goes on about
these guys. Right here. Both the American Psychological
Association reading from the article in the American
Psychiatric Association in a 2010 congressional hearing urged
the army to stay the course on using the drugs keep these
soldiers drugged up and now they find these guys are blacking out
and having all kinds of issues because they're strung out on a
series not just one drug or a whole bunch of laundry list and
that is what happened with this crazy guy who shot up this these
guys in Afghanistan and they're sweeping him under the rug
anymore. You know that I'm sure the guy was if you read there's
been an example after example of a guy apparently walking into a
you know, done don't even remember where he was and
shooting somebody.
Yeah, it's pathetic.
It's totally pathetic. And these, these sick pricks from
these associations, these doctors are promoting the idea
just drugging everybody and this is example this alcoholism
things. Another perfect example they're doing is all financed by
big pharma.
And there will be I'm sure some kind of vaccine against it soon
enough. They've been talking about it. This one also caught
my eye. Oh, just stay in on the vaccines. Eli Lilly. Gotta go
ahead from the FDA. Is the FDA know the Yeah, the Food and Drug
Administration to market? What is it called? Hear me vid and me
vid is a injectable? Think it's an injectable? That it's a die,
basically. And it goes into your brain. And then you look on the
scan, and it shows if you have Alzheimer's or not. However,
however, initially the FDA I don't it creates it. It Well,
initially, the FDA recommended against approving the dye last
year, saying that doctors might have trouble interpreting the
scans. It's a plaque essentially. So they said no,
it's no good. Because it even if you don't have Alzheimer's,
other neurological conditions can make this dye turn red or
whatever color it's orange. It's I see here in the picture. And
then Eli Lilly, you know what they do? They said, well, we'll
go figure this out. They can't. So they come back a year later,
they say we've identified better ways of training doctors to use
this. So it's all good now and the FDA approves it. And this is
all related to the Alzheimer's thing. It's perfect.
Yeah, my fair one is the everyone's due to say
alcoholism, everyone's going to have Alzheimer's, even though
it's not identifiable. Wherever they let that one in, where they
all of a sudden said, Well, you know, we think a lot of people
have Alzheimer's, but we can't prove it.
Well, no, we forgot. We forgot how to prove it. Sorry, that
was. Alright. You want another piece of legislation that
slipped by? Okay. All right. So what did we have just this past
week? What was the big cybersecurity news?
What was it Visa, MasterCard,
their processing unit? Well, they say, I mean, I immediately
went online. I check. You know, I didn't look like anyone was
using my I don't have a credit card, but it's a MasterCard
would likely not be using it. Yes. No. Oh, you have the right.
You have the MasterCard provided by Yeah, it's a debit but
provided by you can use it as a credit card. Well, you can take
Yeah, but it doesn't I don't there's no credit.
There's no it just it. No, it used it as a credit card. But
it's still a debit. Right,
exactly. So that was a nice setup. And of course, we've been
following. Hey, I didn't pull any of the old clips of all
these idiots in the Senate and Congress who were just letting
the cybersecurity squirrels frighten them. And whoa, we've
had 3 billion attacks. Remember that? I should actually pull
that clip. That was just how many different sessions did we
watch John? of our government who were just total nincompoops
understand nothing about cybersecurity. And just Oh yeah,
well, it's it's Oh, it was bad. They're already in Oh, the
Chinese are already in we're all gonna die. Oh, this is horrible.
Right? Yep. So our buddy Joe Lieber knuckle what's his name
Lieberman. He comes out with his bill. This is a monster and i
I'm amazed that no one's really looking at this Mr. Lieberman
along with Mr. Rockefeller along with Miss Collins. That's the
idiot who we had the clips from. And Dianne Feinstein. Come out
with the Cybersecurity Act of 2012. Wow. And this again, it's
it's a monster of a bill. This actual supersede Need any
statute provision of the statute regulation or rule of a state or
political subdivision of a state that expressly requires
comparable cybersecurity practices to protect covered
critical infrastructure? And it's going to be run by who is
going to run the cybersecurity of our critical infrastructure.
DHS, Department of Homeland Security, these idiots are going
to be running it. And let's see, I've marked up a whole lot of
things I'm not going to go through through everything. But
they are also as a part of the bill, the Government Department
of Homeland Security's instructed to recruit techno
experts from the private field so they're gonna come out with
Yeah, get a job. Yes, indeed, the National Cybersecurity
competition and challenge it's a reality show. Competition. Yep.
Talent, competition and challenge. This bill is great.
The Secretary of Homeland Security and Secretary of
Commerce will establish a program to conduct competitions
and challenges and ensure the effective operation of national
and statewide competitions and challenges that seek to
identify, develop and recruit talented individuals to work in
federal agencies, state and local government agencies and
the private sector perform duties relating to the security
of the federal information infrastructure. We should pitch
a reality show to them seriously. How soon can you hack
into this? Okay, the clock is running. Ready, go. Wow.
Participation in the competition and challenges shall include
students enrolled in grades nine through 12 students enrolled in
a post secondary program of studying leading to a
baccalaureate degree. Students enrolled in a post baccalaureate
program, veterans, other groups of individuals that the
Secretary of Homeland Security and Secretary of Commerce
determined appropriate, which I think would be the TSA, let's
bring them in, give them something to do. So I thought
that was pretty interesting areas of talent required for
this reality show, ethical hacking. Here's my favorite
penetration testing. Can I please be part of the
penetration testing team, a vulnerability assessment,
continuity of system operation, cyber forensics, and offensive
and defensive cyber operations. And, John, this is going to be a
bone Nyanza?
Well, first of all, for people out there listening to this, I
immediately think when I see this, and I think that hackers,
let's see the same way, this looks more like a honeypot, than
it looks like any sort of job, that you don't hire people based
on this sort of thing. It's just a way to find hackers and throw
them in jail, maybe,
maybe. But here's the one thing that caught my eye in this and I
put a big red, big red box around it in the PDF file in the
show notes 398 dot na show notes.com under the Research and
Development Program, top of the list to advance the development
and accelerate the deployment of more secure versions of
fundamental internet protocols and architectures, including for
the secure domain name addressing system and routing
security. So they are going to be messing with the core
protocols of the internet.
They don't have the, this is not a good thing. So they're gonna
start screwing with DNS is what it boils down to, indeed.
So this is now now
they're gonna look for some ways to being shut down the internet,
the drop of a hat if they have to. I think I've discussed this
before. And, you know, so they did the kill switch this What's
your work? Exactly.
Now, I just Just to wrap this one up, because I can't go
through all 300 pages. Congress, of course, reports back in this
act on what they've discovered. Right, so we heard all the sound
bites but now they've written it down, Congress finds the
following infant until the first little positioning information
technology is central to the effectiveness, efficiency and
reliability of the whole the whole world. Cyber criminals,
terrorists and agents of foreign powers have taken advantage of
the conductivity of the United States to inflict substantial
damage to the economic and national security interests of
the nation. To fact, three, the cybersecurity threat is
sophisticated, relentless and massive, exposing all consumers
in the United States to the risk of substantial harm. Remember,
this is what your congress found for businesses in the United
States are bearing enormous losses as a result With criminal
cyber attacks, depriving business of hard earned profits
that could be reinvested in further job producing
innovation. I gotta give him an A for humor. Hackers
continuously probe the networks of federal and state agencies,
the armed forces and the commercial industry base of the
armed forces and have already caused substantial damage and
compromised sensitive and classified information. Severe
cybersecurity threats will continue and will likely grow as
the economy of the United States grows more connected, criminals
become increasingly sophisticated and efforts to
steal from consumers industries and businesses in the United
States. And terrorists and foreign nations continue to use
cyberspace as a means of attack against the national and public
security of the United States. And to wrap this up as of 2012,
the level of public awareness of cybersecurity threats is
unacceptably low. Only a tiny portion of relevant
cybersecurity information is released to the public
information about attacks on federal government systems and
is usually classified information about attacks on
private systems is only kept confidential. This must change.
We must let everyone know
you should be on a balcony.
I wouldn't. I'm not gonna take it anymore.
No, no balcony like Mussolini kind of thing. Oh, thank you. So
you're doing you're doing Mussolini. Okay. And
then I just finally report unprepared to some federal
courts for one cybersecurity. Congress will report interesting
here, the Federal because this tells you what law is coming
next Congress or the Attorney General will report to Congress
on whether federal courts have granted timely relief in matters
relating to botnets and other cybercrime and cybersecurity
threats. This is very interesting. So they're going to
this oh, by the way, has the potential to ruin the
advertising business on the internet. So they're gonna go
after botnets and they're going to have I guess, some laws to
you know, if you're operating a botnet you go into the break.
It's about time. Yeah.
So this is a big bill. It says Senate Bill 21 05. I just
thought the the entire idea of the competition and challenges
and I like your take on it about it being a honeypot. Totally
like that. But you know there's going to be a lot of a holes are
going to be like as a job. Let's go work for the government.
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you know, the ring, you know, it's not always handy to always
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look. And pin by the way. I've seen some of the designs and
look awesome. Well, they can we have the pin with just a little
ribbon on it. It's a little bit. It'd be kind of cool. You mean
you're
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Yeah.
So it's blue. All right. But we still of course, we'll be
honoring all knights and people who become Knights and Dames
after that point. So well we do have two executive producers
tonight today. So I've got my blade ready. If you can just
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Got it. Okay. Alan Bean. Chad Biederman stepped forward
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should thank them.
No I am thinking I'm totally thanking him no it's actually
was pretty awesome one the the was it the arrow or something?
The pacer arrow was a nice one nice, nice Arby's arrow, PACE
arrow. Is it paste that was Pacer?
No, it's paste. I'm sure of it.
But I think we're really just looking for for the weekend
hitch up to old Sally here. Mustang Sally. The Dodge Ram the
2002 Dodge Ram.
Mustang Sally, and it's a Dodge Ram
truck. What should I call it then?
Was the nuts not a Mustang for starters? I don't know called
the Nola gay.
Right. Oh, speaking of which, so we're at the market yesterday.
And it's pretty cool. Now now that you know when I buy like a
rack of lamb and what else I buy I bought some. My meat guy
didn't have any sirloin but he had ribeye and you know, so it
comes out to like 55 bucks. That literally a you know it can be
50 you guys buy here all the time. It's like, now we're
Austinites now, man, we're really in.
Yeah, you're getting five bucks off on your meat.
So we Yeah, that's 10%
it is a lot.
So we see farmer Chrisman we're talking about farmer Chris.
Right the guy who kept getting busted. Is that the guy? Yeah.
Who got busted?
Yeah. And I was like, and I said you a farmer Chris's gay member?
I said that.
Right. Right. And I called you out saying, you know, maybe he
doesn't want anyone to know he's gay. And you're here you are.
Right.
Well seeing him so yesterday. He's like, Hey, Adam, how Mickey
how are you? Hey, former Chris, how you doing? And we're talking
he's like, and he says, Yeah, you know, my wife told me like
what? So I was wrong. Yeah. Hi. Yeah. I feel like a big he's a
shattered me to actually.
Well, you know, Texas style is different than what you're used
to. Now,
apparently. So up in Canadia. This is a video I'm pretty sure
that will go viral. Someone and I encourage this behavior by the
way. Someone took their 12 year old human resource. Have you
seen this video yet? This girl 12 year old girl. She's in front
of a whole room, an auditorium full of adults. And I'm just
going to play like the first 50 seconds of her speech. She has a
whole presentation. It we should all teach our children to do
this and to present this way in front of adults.
Have you ever wondered why the government forces Canadians to
pay so many taxes? Have you ever Ever wonder why the bankers from
the largest private banks are becoming wealthier and the rest
of us are not? Have you ever wondered why the gross national
debt is over $800 billion? Or why we are spending $160 million
a day on the interest of national debt? That's $60
billion a year. Have you ever wondered who sees the $60
billion? What I have discovered is the banks and the government
has colluded financially enslave the people of Canada. I will
share with you three important points of reference, which will
hopefully spark enough interest and concern for you to continue
the research on your own and to engage your government to stop
this criminal act against people of Canada. Right.
I love that. It's really funny to enslave the people of Canada
Canadia perfect I love it. Beautiful. Get your kids to do
that. Put them on video. Beautiful thing I love that.
Yeah, that's right on for the Canadians right on. Hey, what is
just wanted to play this one clip because the the President
did his annual address for Easter. What he I heard
it I like to actually listen to this one. What did you need a
Republican Woman comes on and she's got nothing to do with me.
She's completely knowledge. Base. Yeah.
But I maybe I'm missing maybe I'm not hearing it right. Here's
the opening of his address for millions of Americans. This
weekend is a time to celebrate Redemption at God's hands. What
does that mean?
I have no idea. Redemption
at God's hand is like I'm being punished and I deserve it.
I didn't know. You're being redeemed. You're being Riri
affirmed as a whatever.
Thanks. Thanks. Well, what is the hand so I'm being saved from
sin error or evil at God's hand?
I guess. I don't know what it means. I found it to be I know
what it was. Do I know who wrote that? It's just like, maybe it's
old code. I have no idea.
I found that interesting.
So I found a couple of interesting clips on the free
speech TV, which includes by the way, there was a day actually
still Ron P. Remember the PSA public service announcement?
Yeah,
we have when's the last time you ever heard one. I mean, they're
always on at three in the morning, right?
Because the prime time PSA kind of got replaced by the PII which
is the per inquiry, which is like the skillet thing I played.
So you know, if the way it works is if you if you can't sell a
commercial for a slot and you run it like an infomercial, and
then the station gets a IVIG a piece of the action on
everything that's sold. Right? So PSAs are pretty much they
don't exist. I mean, they make them there's a whole industry of
the government paying production houses to make them but I don't
think they used very much.
Now Dubai did run into one that actually was used. And I'll tell
you, I'll give you you can play it but you can set up I'll set
it up for you they there's some guy in his car text messaging
with the family and they're all looking at the phone and he
protects his eyes off the road and then he runs over and
apparently kills a entire family of black people. Oh, there you
go. We're putting some stuff in there are in their minivan they
were put some stuff in the back three of the mom and dad and
their covered wagon please tell these guys in another minivan
doing about 50 miles an hour in a residential zone and that's
the end of that but but they also have like this crazy
website that is impossible to remember it's just it's just a
bad webs show bad bad
the average text takes your eyes off the road for nearly five
seconds stop the text stop the RX visit us at stop tech Stop
rx.org
Stop text.rx.org
to stop tech stop rx.org Some I left it at that.
Did you see the Hillary the text from Hillary website? No. Oh
please. Oh, you got to take a look at it right now. Okay, I'm
gonna look at it right now. You can just Google texts t x t from
Hillary and it'll some a Tumblr site is a top result text on his
tumblr.com Yeah, this is a great website it's just awesome
oh this so they show a picture which is the recipient of
Hillary so it's really funny
I liked the Zuckerberg one friend requests sent and the
Hillary's like reject as good
as somebody looking for a job as a comic writer. Yeah. I still
like the the elevators text from
you. From the the Twitter facts elevator.
So, I wanted I probably should have played this before the
donation segment but I wanted to remind people about how you
know, the public broadcasting, scroungers are just the worst
people. This is the show I'm gonna just played just a just
took a little clip of the show that was running on PBS
yesterday is that my cue cat was
we're going to begin our show today by focusing on one of the
most powerful forces in the universe. It's a force that can
help us all live healthier, happier lives, if we're able to
tap into it. We're talking about the immense power of
forgiveness. You know, the most prestigious academic
institutions in the United States have now statistically
verified that people who attend support groups that people who
practice forgiveness that people who who have more love in their
lives that people who pray and meditate on a regular basis,
they are physically healthier.
Marianne Williamson is an acclaimed Spiritual Teacher and
Author, many of her nine books have become bestsellers. News,
Newsweek magazine has called her one of the 50 most influential
members of the baby boom generation. And she has a lot to
say about how forgiveness or the lack of it affects our health.
So forgiveness, unforgiveness is a is a is a withhold of love.
And in that withhold of love, we are armored and we are defensive
and we're angry and we are tough. And we know that stress
is the greatest contributor to illness. So absolutely,
so is she selling books in DVD? No, no commercials.
Nice PBS show about forgiveness with a bunch of bullcrap. Drac
like Oh, academic, statistically I can great academic
institutions have been physically verified facts
despite the fact in this fact bullcrap. And then she has to
get the and she makes it has a non sequitur, as you mentioned,
as well, you know, if your forgiveness you know,
forgiveness is good, and it's been proven that stress makes
you live longer, which said it's gonna do a stress me this, but
this is on PBS. This is like New Age mumbo jumbo bullcrap that is
pushed on to the public through public broadcasting is supposed
to be some sort of above, you know, above the fold kind of
better than then regular commercial TV kind of thing. And
we have to listen to this. This just rubbish. I'm asking you.
Well, I will say that No, it doesn't belong on PBS. I will
say on the other hand, I do believe that forgiveness is and
it makes you live longer. And bla Yeah, what? Oh, bah.
It makes you live longer. Yeah, I
forgive everybody for all their evil. But good for you.
To hear about it on this show are on PBS. John Cena. Borax
diva.
Okay, John, I forgive you for that. No worry about it. Well, I
didn't think that I mean, yeah, it doesn't belong on PBS for
Come on. I mean, it's a well known fact. The fact for years
is good spinner. What? Hey, man, you hurt my feelings. I'm gonna
spinner. Painter. That's bad. Oh, call me spinner. They'll put
me on the drugs. Oh, wow. I was actually we have it under the
heading of so it doesn't play to take place till Tuesday. But
they said Professor Jim Hanson is going to do a big lecture at
Edinburgh International Science Festival.
Is this the guy that climate change? That's the guy. Yeah, he
is the guy.
He is the guy. And so the Guardian, of course, jumps right
on his dick. And, oh, hey, I love you. And he's a NASA
scientist. And the headline of the Guardian writes, climate
change is a moral issue on par with slavery. Professor Jim
Hanson to use lectured Edinburgh International Science Festival
to call for worldwide tax on all carbon emissions. Just in time
for Rio. I can't wait to hear this lecture. I don't know if
it's going to be broadcast somewhere. If so, hopefully,
it'll be on YouTube or something. I just can't wait. I
cannot wait. He says the climate change problem can't be fixed by
individual specific changes. It has to be across the board
rising fee on carbon emissions. We can't see Please say there's
a climate problem and leave it to the politicians. There are so
clearly under the influence of the fossil fuel industry that
they're coming up with cockamamie, good word cockamamie
solutions which aren't solutions that is the bottom line.
The sciences remazol Play my clip, which is a commercial
another PSA called Climate Change blather.
Lovely.
To imagine a world without birds, is to imagine a book
without words. As our climate changes, everything around us
disappears what will tomorrow look like? That depends on what
we do today. You're gonna die kid. Face up to everything
disappears. You know, I saw this excellent movie yesterday was a
recommendation from Dr. Ryan, our buddy here. He's a Mickey's
chiropractor. And he's cool dude. By the way.
He because he's got a boat. He has a subscription to the boat.
He always wants to take us out on the boat. I don't know. I
actually he's cool guy from Hawaii original. Originally. He
says you've got to watch this movie the road. Have you ever
seen this movie? The road? Yeah, from 2009 It stars was in it.
Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron was I think, oh, Robert Duvall
makes an awesome cameo in it. And it's the whole movie is set
after the apocalypse. And he and his son are trying to
lose depressing Cormac McCarthy story.
It's fantastic. It is it is and the sort of the world is
completely gone to hell in a handbasket. There's no food and
people are eating each other. So like if I capture people and
then eat them, and it No it's a beautiful story. Oh, yeah,
sounds great. It isn't you should watch each other eating
them. Well at the end of the day.
It ends beautifully. It really does. But the moral of the story
is you want ammo not food that's because you know he's walking
around with his son and you know there's there's gangs out there
grabbing people and eating him it's a total degenerate story.
And but he only has two bullets left and any saving those in
case he has to kill his son and then kill himself. It that's not
how it ends. But you have to watch this movie. And it's not
it's not said You know, it's not specifically stated in the in
the storyline as to how the apocalypse happened. But it to
me it was Mickey you thought it was like a meteorite. Right. I'm
scared. She's scared of John. Yeah, I
know what caused it.
Global warming. Global warming Exactly. The
novel was published a buy in 2006. In his interview by Oprah
McCarthy indicated the inspiration for the road came
during 2003 visit to El Paso, Texas. Oh, really? That was his
inspiration with the city might look like in the future.
You've got to see this movie. You can get it on Netflix or
Amazon or something like that. It's good. And Charlize Theron
is in it. Which is thank you love. Thank you so much. I'll
enjoy this cup of coffee before the apocalypse. And Mickey does
not like zombie movies. He does not like cannibal
zombie lands no movie for you then I've seen no I've seen she
will not see that. She seems obviously it's a comedy no big
comedy a zombie. She has a zombie. Is that a category? It
is now?
Let me see. Let me see. Zama D with a Y or IE II think what?
You were the why Zomorodi let's see if it's someone that's zanco
word xometry.com May you go what's on xometry.com That's a
good word xometry Man someone's already got it. Zombie land
Shawn of the Dead Dead Alive Army of Darkness good way to go
Yeah, zombies zombie.
Your right minds think alike. Yeah.
Well, I'll tell you one thing by the way,
Shaun of the Dead is hilarious.
Yes, good. That is good. But I will say again, do not repeat.
Do not be suckered in to buying the zombie Slayer as your
protection. It sucks balls. It is not a good weapon.
Let that you do more research before but just by Buying a gun.
Well, I
have the one I need the judges all I need now. Well, I'll do
them now I'm in the market for an AR 15. Now those are
expensive.
Yeah, they are. Well, you can get save up for that. No
kidding. It's
like for my birthday, hopefully. But it's Yeah, I mean, well, if
you can, you can get an AR 15 for like 400 bucks, but you
know, it may fly apart. Because I when I was at Red's does that
show me some AR fifteens? Like, wow. Yeah, a good one starts at
like 1000 bucks. It's very expensive. Yeah, very expensive.
So a lot of people sent me this sticking with the biodiversity.
And I think people missed what's going on here. You've you've
probably seen the story that's now going viral. And the tip off
is right in the beginning scientists with the Harvard
School of Public Health I mean, that shouldn't be ringing alarm
bells for our producers when they read this have discovered
that colony collapse disorder is caused by high fructose corn
syrup. And I'm sorry to disappoint y'all but this is a
PR move by the sugar industry. This has nothing to do with any
science that anyone gives a crap about. Because if you look into
the report, what the report says is they fed they fed the the BS
corn that was sprayed with him me douse imidacloprid which is
pesticide and from that somehow this story has been extrapolated
that says high fructose corn syrup is killing bees. And I'm
sorry that's just it's another PR move from the sugar in the
sugar wars. And of course you know, we don't like high
fructose corn syrup. But Someone is out there trying to make it
sound really bad with a falsified story. So you know
when you get when you see these stories, don't just don't email
that to me do a little work. You know, it says right there
scientists with the Harvard School of Public Health and then
go and look at the reason go look at their paper. You didn't
you didn't get a whole bunch of emails about this. No.
I know about the story, but I didn't I never saw the tie into
high fructose corn syrup. I thought it was all about the
pesticide.
Funny. Now. Well, someone somewhere had gotten morphed
into this. I didn't know that. Yeah, somewhere it says Oh, more
along the line of change and like oh, high fructose corn
syrup. Like, bees don't go out generally is like it
is a problem with you know, you get onto one side of an issue.
And then you know, the same kind of propagandistic bullcrap shows
up on that side. Nobody wants to actually get down to the real
issues here and high fructose corn. You know, a lot of times
it's possible that this the high fructose corn syrup, they may
plan to destroy themselves. So they can go into the opposite
mode and say, Look, this is a setup by the sugar craze, sugar
nuts. And this is a false story. And we can prove it.
Oh, interesting. Well, let's see what happens. We'll follow that.
And the place to do this, by the way is no agenda news.
network.com That's a great play, you can actually create your own
RSS feed which is preferred. Please don't subscribe the whole
system to the infowars.com Please. That's not what we need
to
keep going completed every week somebody does that. Yeah, and
you know,
I don't want to be blocking stuff and it's a pain in the
ass. I just want to trust that everyone understands that it's
better for you to start a WordPress blog, get the RSS feed
put that and when you find something interesting, then then
you can bop it in there, you know, and then you'll share it
with everybody. It's a great resource. I use it all the time.
At least 20 times a day I'm looking at this thing. So if you
really want to get something out there and and what you
immediately see is other producers are reading this and
they'll do some research and they find stuff and it's somehow
it's working very very well I
get stories like this one. I have a really good dog and pig
story from our local news.
Oh wait a minute. I don't see dog and pig. Oh yeah. Oh, there
it is.
Okay, and then notice the pig look on this piglet on the side
of a road and it's fallen out of a livestock semi woman bought
the piddle piglet home or sheep or fronted the family golden
retriever. The dog looked after the piglet named moo shu helping
her recover from the fall. The two have been best friends I
love that story. Only a golden retriever was at a yellow lab
goes to yellow
hold on hold on a second. Yeah, got them both of them. Good.
What idiots Yes. Oh, what?
This is the stupidest thing ever. No,
no scares. Oh, this is stupid. I know this is stupid. Yeah, just
it's not a clip. A new television reality competition
series. You ready for it? Okay stars earn stripes This is a new
show from Dick Wolf. We know how compromised Dick Wolf is and
Mark Burnett Oh my nine celebrities from music sports
and Hollywood will be paired with trainers at a top notch
secret training facility and they will be doing military
exercises
weekly challenging years does anybody want to watch something?
Not interesting horses
got celebrities weekly challenges such as hostage
rescue exercises or placing a laser target atop
a militarization of the American public at large Islay
get rid of this ring that train you for it
is exact motion is you know, what did he you know, first a
quick G kills of tentpole, you know, Elon ordered New York to
main show yeah, and then all the other shows dropped dead because
that thing was holding them all up. And now he's got nothing
except Special Victims Unit which you know, has changed its
style completely. So I'm watching free speech TV.
Wow, what a channel is this on? I gotta get me this. What do you
got? I don't think I have free speech TV.
Yeah, you do. I don't have these TVs? Well, you had it. If you
have the Dish Network, you do. Our best TV and we free speech
TV. So they have all these they have these little interstitials
because they've no one wants to buy ads on this network now. And
no one's watching. So they ran into this one. I want this. I
want that, which was followed by a visual of which I thought was
a hook to this commercial. But I'll read it to you at the end.
But this is a bunch of the people that listen to free
speech, TV bellyaching about the country.
I want to see more serious political conversations starting
to happen. I want corporations out of the government and I want
people back in. I want
peace rather than militarization. I want the talk
wealthiest Americans to be taxed higher and that money to go to
education. I want economic justice,
I wouldn't be able to speak my voice without jeopardizing my
job. I want a greater regulation of the banks and the markets. I
want my kids to have a job in health care. I want 99% of us
I want hookers and blow and shemales.
And so at the end of this bull crap, it comes up on the screen
experts predict that by 2030 glacial Glacier National Park
will be devoid of glaciers due to global warming. Our
grandchildren will never see them again.
With everything everyone mentioned there's not a problem
of global warming it's a problem of the NDAA that the President
can kill you and drone you and put you in the black bag. Do you
want a truck?
No the free speech TV never complains about the NDA K
occasionally, democracy now will but then they back Obama on
everything else. So bags, but anyway, I thought it was
interesting because that meant what was it it said like maybe
like six seven years ago in Great Britain that the kids will
never see snow again.
Not 10 years ago, only in snow globes and on television and on
the internet. Will they see snow? Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah.
Another
fine prediction.
So the United States got downgraded by a I guess not an
important company. Egon Jones.
Egon Jones. Are you familiar with them? No, but I'm gonna
look them up right now.
So Egan Jones downgraded the United States credit rating from
triple A to double A I'm sorry, I'm saying that wrong from
AAA we are they were double A we already been downgraded. We were
downgraded to double A plus and now they downgraded us to double
A I didn't hear anything about this anywhere. I mean, are they
that insignificant Egon Jones is it really
well or not even in the Wikipedia from what how do you
spell it? E g a
n dash Jones? Really? They're not in the
book of knowledge by No no, I had it spelled wrong.
Egan Jones ratings company you go
also known as EGR found that in 95 they do they are nrsro
status. They're recognized. So not not a question i i watched
the spokes whole carnies thing nothing came up about it.
Everyone's all about oh, what about the war on women war on
women? This thing is pissing me off too. By the way war on war
on women. It's like you know, it's only one word different
from the war on terror. What is that war on women? war on women.
So when the war on women ends, who gets the surrender?
And another banksters quit. The Brian SAC, head of the markets
group at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Work has
tendered his resignation. Quite a surprise to Wall Street. In
fact, Raymond stone I'm reading from Bloomberg here. No Denver
Post, who got it from Bloomberg Raymond stone, co founder of
stone McCarthy research says I'm dumbfounded. He laid the
groundwork for a lot of things the Fed has done and
communicated clearly to the market. He did an excellent job
in a difficult situation. And his This is what may be
interesting. His actual tenure ends on June 29. And that is the
date when the Feds Operation Twist is set to expire.
Can I interrupt your first split split second? Yeah, the Eagan
Jones thing wasn't covered in a big way because they were the
last guys to go from a to a plus that's why they're the laggards
everybody else has dropped the US to a plus except these guys
and now they finally did what they went from a plus to AI
according to Bloomberg is the story Oh real Jones cut his
rating in the US by one step to A A plus from triple A
Tinder sting I have from Yahoo, which is from Reuters. Egan
Jones downgraded the US to AAA from a
you might you might have some because this is from July of
last year. Yeah, it must be down now. This is a bad Wikipedia,
generally speaking is so accurate book of knowledge here.
It says right here. Egan Jones on July 16 became the first and
RSP or to cut his ratings from AAA to a plus but first what you
said but then when you click on the article that's referenced
it's an old article that's cuts it from AAA This is the
Wikipedia the book of knowledge is not right. Oh no. Oh, no.
book of knowledge is sucking. Okay, nevermind. Sorry. I
interrupted you go on with it. Well, no,
I was saying that this guy is quitting the minute the
Operation Twist ends. Does he know something? We don't know.
Obviously time to get out.
We're seeing that in all kinds of businesses. And what his
Operation Twist that's
a you talked about it with Horowitz it was actually quite
an interesting thing. It's a scam. Oh, yeah, right. Reserve
scam something. Do a thing that does something. Right. Yeah,
yeah. Yeah. That Oh, yeah.
I don't remember anything in old. Oh, please.
60 is 60 is makeovers, a kid 60s.
Operation Twist refer to champion checker Euro.
Two notes on the euro. For those of you who had not heard the
news, an old pensioner shot himself in front of Parliament
committed suicide.
Reese What did I say? You didn't say the country did you?
Not Well, I grace and he left a suicide note. I'm gonna see if I
have a here it is you want to hear a suicide note? Yeah. The
occupation government of so long ago glue, which is a reference
to the occupation government of ex Defence Minister took a Luca
Lugu who became patient government, whatever it has
erased essentially any possibility of my survival,
which was based on a decent pension which for 35 years, I
alone without intervention of the state had paid. I am at an
age which doesn't give me the individual capacity for a
dynamic intervention. Without of course precluding that if one
Greek took up arms, the second person would be me. I can't find
another solution from a decent end before I end up looking in
the rubbish bins for food. I believe that the young without a
future one day will take up arms. And in some dogma square
will hang upside down the national traders like the
Italians did with Mussolini.
Well, that's a pretty good note. Yeah. Mike Wallace, leave a
note.
No, I don't think he I think he just died. And tonight,
while all this is going on, I might add Sergey Brin has sold
$50 million with Google Now he knows what's
going on. Tonight, Christine Lagarde will be on CBS CBS
what's on it's a 60 minutes maybe tonight. CBS. Yeah, CBS
and she reportedly will have to watch tonight. told CBS it is
not yet certain Greece will avoid bankruptcy or a forced
exit from the European Union and eurozone. Who Yeah, and of
course they have the elections coming up on on May 6. And it's
another report. This is one that you should talk to Horowitz
about it. This thing called Target loans in Europe. Yeah. So
the way it looks is that under these target loans, it was kind
of used as a car over and Germany has printed up 400
billion euros they didn't have or can't back and just kind of
made it all up it's like it's hard for me to understand this
one because now we get into I don't I'm not familiar with the
target loans. But you know, I don't know if none of this seems
good.
No, no, this is this basically a house of cards financial house
of cards are juggling. It's like these guys a guy it's on the Ed
Sullivan shows you got a bunch of dishes spinning. Right? You
had that that dad that that dad and he's keeps those dishes
going?
I mean, let's let me ask you this question, John. So when
clippity clop resigns Hillary Lucifer. When really? Yeah, at
the end of the at the end of the first Obama administration and
unfortunately, I have to say it looks like we're going to have a
second Obama administration.
Oh, yeah. Which is unless something changes disturbing.
Who do you think will be secretary of state? Can we you
want to do a red book on that? Who would be good for that?
Well, let's start thinking about it's going to be another woman.
You sure? Man? Ah Valerie Jarrett. Hmm, that'd be pretty
no I thought about Susan power. Huh?
How about Meg Whitman.
I don't think they'd be on a pull. No, she's a Republican.
Oh,
well so so is the transportation guys Republican?
Yeah, but that's the hey I gotta go secretary of state Republican
No way No. Well, we're just gonna go with some woman it's
gonna have it's got I think it's gonna be like power or that
there's one other one there's three or four these women in the
Cabal and they're all in power or to be good
one power because she's she's completely compromised. It has
to be someone who cares about the pipelines and the oil
companies it
has ties Yes. already be in Hillary's under her umbrella
already.
May. How about that crazy chick, the one that looks like Lagarde.
She might be good. The one that we I played the clip from the
other day she was just she's the US. She's the Africa minister,
Undersecretary. I
can't remember her name.
On Africa, under sec. Terry of state
it'd be a good thing to do to have a African expert. Yeah,
Sherman. Sherman is that Wendy,
Wendy right. Well, she this is becomes an issue right, Wendy
Sherman? Because I don't know if we really wanted to just any
Secretary of State and no offense to women out there named
Wendy. But it's just not a it's not a good name. It's not a good
name. It's a good name. If you're a high school
cheerleader, but it's not a good name. If you're the Secretary of
State. Well,
how come Hillary is acceptable to you that now why is that
good?
I've never said it was good. I think Wendy's worse than Hillary
about you know,
I think Wendy Wendy maybe they're priming her for the job.
She has that whole she looks like Lagarde. She looks like
who's the hell she's got the
right look and feel. Hey, wait
a minute. Have you ever seen
her without her makeup? Oh my God. Have
you ever seen Sebelius Christine Lagarde and Wendy Sherman in one
picture?
Oh boy, I've never seen their wig in one shot, that's for
sure.
All right over and get my nation east. Here's the latest that's
going on. I think it relates to the United States.
Shares of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp rebounded slightly after
Sky News 39%, owned by News Corp. admits its sky journalists
hacked emails of suspected criminals on two occasions. The
company also admitted to compromising national law around
airport security and illegal weapons not once, but twice. Sky
News Chief John Raleigh said in his statement, and I quote, we
stand by these actions is editorially justified and in the
public interest. We do not take such decisions lightly or
frequently. They require finely balanced judgment based on
individual circumstances.
Whoa, whoa. So Whoa. So James, of course, resigned last week.
And I saw out to get him.
Well, I think something else. I have you been watching Fox
recently?
I watched Fox on occasion. Yeah.
So I have a feeling you know, we saw Judge Napolitano go. They've
toned down a lot of their anti Obama stuff, which I really
think I really think they have toned it down a little bit. I
would agree. I have a feeling that this of course it not only
happened in Gitmo nation east that the Murdoch tentacles have
been doing the same here in the United States and I think
they're being blackmailed. Take a look. You guys better get on
board with our program. And better like swing with us or
we're going to we're going to bring down everything in the
stand and let's face it Fox communications is I mean it's
the mother lode here
well it died after the movies did exactly the network network
TV cable channels yeah plural and all the other fingers they
got in the pie yeah so yeah if you had if you had the goods on
them and you were Axelrod you could go to using meeting you'd
be using make sure that your note what you're doing here on
what you make sure you get rid of Murdock James Murdoch, let's
make sure you fire him that'll be the signal that is okay.
You're playing ball. Yep.
So keep your eye on what's going on.
And Kian resorted to watch Fox compromise or this horrible
anyway. In terms of you know, nice
legs.
Nice legs gotta admit watch guilty. Watch Guilfoyle bouncing
or lay off.
Did you say guilty?
Guilfoyle
like guilty, better. Guilty,
guilty. Yeah, she's guilty.
All right, there's two clips I see in your list. I'd love for
you to play and then we have an end of show clip, which we're
going to roll up. What is the prescription drugs clip that
looks pretty good. I don't even see that more expensive than
Oh, yeah, I thought this was good. This was one of these
things on I think it was C span where the guy's describing the
addiction or one of those networks, prescribed by the
prescription drug situation getting out of control because
they're trying to crack down on the drug companies. And then he
just slips in this little little noteworthy point about heroin.
This is on pharmacies.
Now. The DEA says it looks for red flags, things like unusually
large orders in an effort to prevent prescription painkillers
from being sold illegally. The National Association of Chain
Drugstores says it has zero tolerance for prescription drugs
being diverted to the black market. But it's also working
with law enforcement on another problem. The rise in
prescription drug abuse has led to pharmacies around the country
being robbed. In New York, Suffolk County, Four people were
killed in a pharmacy robbery last June.
Unfortunately, it's a very serious problem in the fact that
the price on the black market of prescription drugs, mainly
painkillers, is so high, and that they can actually buy
heroin at 25%. Less
like he's got a number.
Yeah, of course. It's, it's in the annual report. Wow. So the
fake stuff is more expensive than the real deal
on the manufacturers. So yeah, the oxen yoke of it,
the Oxy is more expensive now. It's about I think the heroin is
about to go up though.
You know, we can you can do it. You can gouge your customers. I
did find one point in that little clip interesting where
they would the woman did the voiceover says the National
Association of pharmacies has a zero tolerance. So what if a
zero tolerance Yeah, so what does the associate? Yes is like
saying that, you know, the Bowling Tournament association
000 tolerance for so what? Yeah, what does that mean that zero
tolerance? Who Are they kidding here with this? Yeah, but they
got to do with it, you know, not a member of the association. So
what are you gonna do about it? I mean, this is dumb.
I think the poppy price is gonna go up a little bit. NATO has now
page. Front Page Sunday, New York Times, you got to see this
article, front page, big picture on the front page. They're still
far afield. It says American soldiers walk through the poppy
fields during a mission with Afghan troops in Kandahar
province on Saturday. And they got all these blooming poppies.
These are beauties. By the way, these poppies, and they're just
soldiers walking through. It's like there's a path cut right in
the middle of the field, that they're supposed to be
destroyed. They chopping this stuff down or something. This is
bullcrap. This is like this is code that this picture is the
front page of today's New York Times Sunday Times
what's the name of the article?
It's, there's no article. It's just a picture. Really? What's
it there's no article it says it does. Maybe you can look for the
slug, which is still far afield. There was no article attached to
this. Big just this like I say it's like saying Okay, now
here's the stat it's like a status report. Here's the status
of the poppy fields. Let's put it on the front page of The New
York Times for all you investors. Seriously, if we
invested no article
attached to it or at least not in the front page that didn't
say See page five or anything? I can't find
anything. Well, you know, we're not gonna have any news for the
next five days at all be about Mike Wallace.
Oh, well, that did when you're talking about Christine Lagarde
is getting bumped.
She might. She might get bombed for sure he might get bumped.
That was suck are gonna have to watch it. The Kremlin expressed
its willingness on Wednesday to allow NATO to use an air field
in the heart of Russia to transit troops and quote non
lethal cargo in and out of Afghanistan Hello.
non lethal cargo. Yeah. What does that mean copies? Yeah. Or
just finished heroin? Yeah. Oh, yeah, the black tar maybe. Yeah
or
and then I wanted to hear your which one is it? Headstart is a
GIF or do you want to save that?
Yeah play Headstart is a gyp what is Headstart? Headstart is
a preschool program that the government's drops billions on.
That's supposed to give kids especially underperforming from
underperforming areas, give the kids a headstart,
zero advantage for disadvantaged, zero advantage.
There was a study that just came out in 2010, funded by the
federal government, it looked at 114 indicators, it did not find
one positive outcome. Some poor kids got Headstart other kids
didn't, they couldn't tell the difference between the kid that
had the large Headstart investment. And the similar
poor, disadvantaged kid, the
government's own study found positive impacts while the kids
were in Headstart, but one year later, all gone
by kindergarten in first grade, they could find no difference in
the kids that went and the kids that didn't.
Because there were presidents taken a strong stance against
ineffective programs,
we've got to eliminate programs that don't work, eliminate
programs that don't work we do eliminating programs that no
longer works.
We've spent more than $100 billion, and the government does
this big study and finds Oops, no difference. So they say,
Okay, we're gonna stop,
No, instead, it gets a billion dollar increase. And then the
next year in 2012, this year, it gets a $400 million increase.
And in Obama's 2013 budget, it gets another 100 million dollar
increase.
Wait a minute, this is the thing they also the George Bush
created that was sucked.
Well, I think George Bush is credited with the No Child Left
Behind Headstart, No Child Left Behind whatever is the rip off
is another just the thing that it's like babysitting, and very
expensive babysitting to
see if your kids spinning.
Right. And apparently you never went to Headstart.
No, because they would have nailed me immediately for
spinning. Yes. Would have been no good.
You ever go to those rock concerts, his old rock concerts
where there was a lot of stuff being smoked and there's always
some woman up in the balcony spinning GRC those spinning
hippie Woodstock good seeing, you know, they always wearing
the real blousey like sleeves are hanging. They'd be spinning
and spinning.
No, it's clearly we need to medicate that bitch. Oh, yeah.
is wrong.
I think she was medicated at the time.
All right, tell us about our end of show clip we're gonna play
today.
All right, here's the two guys from Georgetown University that
are apparently do a road show. This is the one that we had last
week who just thinks who actually recommends that we bomb
Iran now, right? That guy my buddy is and his nemesis who
thinks we were nuts to even think about it. And the Nemesis
has got more on the ball, it seems to me and he also seems
senior. And he looks exactly like a central casting version
of a CIA analyst. And he has it and he's a kind of a fast talker
too. And so the two of them have this. This is the end of a long
debate that was on CNN. And they were they're summarizing, I cut
off the first guy's summary a little bit, but you hear the end
of it. And the other guy wraps it up with a couple of minutes
of discussion of what he thinks should be going going on with
the with Iran.
All right. Red Book prediction. I hate to make this one but I
have bad feeling. I think there will be an attempt on the
President's life in the next four weeks.
No response, John. That's it.
I mean, as a it would bring some interesting conversation and
no kidding. All right, everybody. We'll be back on
Thursday. Reminder a special program Sir Paul and Sir Jimmy
the book guys show tonight. 9pm Eastern was special guests from
twit. Tom Merritt and Veronica Belmont. Will you be on the
tweeters today? John knew I would not have you been not been
invited.
I was not invited and unceremoniously
so you can catch that at 9pm. Eastern. No agenda stream.com.
Make sure you check that out and hop in the chat room and talk
with the guys. And well we'll be on the case on the stick
throughout the next couple of days doing everything that you
need us to do so you don't have to come into you from the
capital of the drone Star State, also known as Austin, Texas. And
the more Hey, everybody, I'm Adam curry.
It's always in the morning. I'm John C. Dvorak here from
Northern Silicon Valley. See you again on Thursday.
All right, and remember to vortech.org/and see on Thursday,
everybody right here on no agenda. You want to slide
whistle us out, buddy.
I can do that. My swan was.
That brought tears to my eyes
facing the country. Now I felt like we Ron was steadily
marching toward a nuclear weapons capability. And a lot of
people kind of had their head in the sand, I think, putting all
their eggs in the sanctions and diplomacy basket. And as I said
before, I'd be absolutely delighted if we can solve this
through diplomacy, but I'm afraid that we can't. And I'm
afraid that at some point soon, we're going to have to make this
tough choice between acquiescing to a nuclear armed Iran or or
taking military action. And I was afraid that we're going to
end up in a situation where we woke up one morning and Iran had
nuclear weapons situation that I think would be very threatening
to US national security without having had this discussion. So
I'm delighted, simply to have the discussion. You know, Colin
pointed out that there are risks to a strike. I agree with that.
And Colin pointed out that there are that we have some time for
diplomacy. I agree with that. I think we have less time than
Colin, thanks. I think that the risks of a strike are less gray
than Colin does. But given the grave threat of a nuclear armed
Iran, nothing Colin said tonight has leads me to back away from
my conclusion that if we're faced with this difficult
choice, strike is the least bad option. Thank you. Know, I think
actually, the tone of and the assumptions that one brings into
this this issue are really important. You know, and I think
ultimately, Matt and I have now done this, like four or five
times. It's like Barnum and Bailey, we go from city to city
doing this thing. And the problem I ultimately have, I
think my discomfort comes from the fact that on the one hand,
I'm nervous about adopting worst case, assumptions about the
implications of a nuclear Iran when I think that the argument
is more complicated and nuanced than adjust, it's the end of the
world if Iran develops nuclear weapons. I think it's really
bad. Not as bad as some argue. But nevertheless, we have to be
cautious about worst case, assumptions. Why? Because in the
lead up to the war in Iraq in 2003, a war that costs 4500,
Americans their lives, 33,000 wounded, a more than 100,000
Iraqi dead, millions of refugees, a trillion dollars and
growing. We adopted worst case assumptions about a Phantom
Menace. Alright, so we got to be careful not to do that again.
The second thing is, I think we need to be very careful about
having worst case assumptions about the prospects for
diplomacy because it can vary, we can very easily talk
ourselves into saying that's it. That's the last straw. That
meeting didn't go well. That's it. Now it's time for military
action. And I think that I don't think that Matt saying that. But
I think that a lot of people who pick up on maps, arguments and
wield them about in this town, in Congress, in on some talk
shows, and others do make that argument that they're basically
waiting, they're looking for any sign that sanctions or diplomacy
have failed, not because they actually want them to succeed,
but because they want war. And we have to be careful about
that. And then lastly, we have to be very careful about
adopting best case assumptions about how the world will go and
what the aftermath will be like. Because all we know about wars,
you know, I've been involved in Pentagon stuff for a long time
now. And there's the old cliche in the in the in the Pentagon
that no plan survives first contact with the enemy. All
right, it just doesn't, the world will not go according to
the way Matt proposed. It won't go the way that I said it will,
it will go in some uncertain trajectory. But in a region that
is extraordinarily unstable, where there's already
extraordinary uncertainty in a global economy that's just now
pulling out of the Great Recession. It's time to be
cautious and to not fall prey to best case, assumptions about how
easily the war will go, how much time it will buy, how easy it
will be to bottle up Iran on the outs and the aftermath. So
reject the worst case assumptions could be equally
skeptical about the best case assumptions as far as it relates
to war. The good news is, I'm just not as pessimistic about
diplomacy at the end of the day. I think as as Matt is, I don't
think there's going to be a breakthrough the coming months,
but the Iranians are really hurting, the regime is hurting,
I think the Supreme Leader has made certain moves inside his
government to give him some freedom of action to dial back
the tension a little bit. So we'll have to see in the coming
months, whether he's willing to dial back some of the nuclear
activities that are driving the Israeli strike clock to be
spinning as quickly as it is. And let's see if we can buy you
know, it's not just the Iranians who want to buy time, we all
need to buy time, we all need to slow the program down to buy
time over the next year or two or so to resist to reach a final
resolution to this issue. And I think in this in this point, I
would basically agree with President Obama, there is no
military solution short of invasion and occupation that
creates a permanent solution to this problem, only a diplomatic
outcome creates an enduring solution. So we should give
every opportunity for diplomatic success before rushing into war.
Thanks a lot.
Let's thank our guest tonight Dr. Colin Cole and Dr. Matthew
Kramer, thank you so much. And thank you for joining us. For
millions of Americans. This weekend is a time to celebrate
Redemption at God's hand. Yes, citizen you may return to your
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