They all hate the baby and a baby. Adam curry, John C.
Dvorak. Sunday, January 28 2018.
This is your award winning game nation media assassination
episode one double oh three.
This is no agenda. Back at home base
back to Earth and broadcasting live from downtown Austin. Hey,
how's capital, the drone star stadium shithole nation, the
colonial and the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry
again from Northern Silicon Valley where it's better late
than never. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill. That's better
ever than never. Or something like that. What's the shithole
nation? You referred to? Oh,
that's we live in shithole nation. We do. Yeah, why not?
Have you seen Los Angeles?
Have you seen? Yeah, I guess. Just to qualify?
You've probably seen Los Angeles. Yeah, it's shithole
nation. Might as well call it the way it is. I'm back, John.
I'm back. The award winning. That's
right. You're back. You're gone, but not forgotten.
Yeah. Well, man. Do you see that ceremony they put on for me? No,
no, geez.
Is that the bombing in Kabul?
Yeah, yeah, exactly. Yeah, that's the one. Thanks. No, my
Marconi award?
No, I didn't see. I didn't know that was broadcast. Oh, geez.
Yeah, it
was live. It was it was 20 years. 20 minutes all about me.
Ah, really? Yes.
Is that available on YouTube? Yes, it is on the YouTube is
embarrassing. Is it bad? You bit embarrassing, or is it just No.
Well, it's
a lie. It's in Dutch. But no, it was it was actually extremely
cool. was okay. It was they brought out Fred Spitz, who is
he's like the Dutch version of Edward II Morrow, you know, to
get rich Spitz? Yes, for its Spitz. I know, Fritz spritz,
Edward II Morrow doesn't quite make sense in the same sense,
but and he did a he just did a beautiful, I guess induction or
whatever it is, or presentation of the award?
Did you get a thing that you put around your neck? No, I did not.
I
should. They should have won you like a mayor one of those
things. Yeah. But it was it was interesting, because we got
there like, Okay.
By the way, we're talking for anyone out there doesn't know
what the hell we're talking about. Adam went to Amsterdam to
get the Marconi award for bright for lifetime achievement and
broadcast. Yes, thank you.
And they did something very interesting, which at first I
was worried about they said, Okay, we're doing you first
said, What is a live show? So we're doing the Lifetime
Achievement first as First up in the show. So yeah, like, Well,
that makes no sense. I mean, Morgan Freeman comes on at the
end, he doesn't come on at the beginning of the show.
They have a different sensibility. But let me tell
you,
this is the way to go.
Because because you can go home, you can
not only can you go home, well, we actually start partying, but
not only can you go home, but there's much less hassle as to
how long you speak. And I spoke for nine minutes. Because yeah,
it's not like they're running up against the top of the hour or
the news break or some commercials they gotta go to. So
I just took my time, then it was, it was a lot of fun.
Did you mention the no agenda show
multiple times? Including you, my dear friend? Oh, yes.
Yes. Again, mentioned. Good. But
yeah, it was it was. I'm glad I went because, man, they would
have had a 20 minute hole to fill if I wasn't there. And I
would have been very difficult.
I don't know why you wouldn't have gone unless you were sick.
Well, it
was the travel was a nightmare. You know, because I was only
there for two nights, basically. And then Thursday night after
the show. It's midnight. I'm in bed and like, Okay, let me just
double check my boarding time. Have you ever had this where you
check your your, your ticket? And you think you're going to
get up in five hours to check in for boarding? And it's you
think, Okay, this is Friday the 26th? And you say, Well, wait a
minute, my booking is for Friday, February second. Have
you ever had that? Will you slipped on the calendar when
booking the ticket?
No, never. Well, there? Yeah, I do have that five hours thing
that happens once a while right check. I checked the night
before so I gotta get in five hours. I set the alarm. Five
hours and goes off. And then I think to myself, I'm too groggy.
I'm not going and then I just got the flight. I've done that.
I know you've done that. But I really wanted to go home and
remember Willow and Alessandro. Her husband were coming in
Friday, Saturday. That was the whole reason you
turned the wrong day is that when somebody else book it for
you? No,
I booked it. That's the worst part. That was my fault. Then
they're like, Oh, well, let me call the KLM hotline, which I
was on hold for an hour before I even got to talk to somebody.
And then they're like, Oh, well, yeah, you We have spot on the
plane tomorrow, but that'll cost you two and a half 1000 euros to
change that. It's like what? Two and a half 1000 euros? Yeah.
Okay, you sure you can't do anything about this now? No. And
it was something about no Sunday in Vienna it was whatever it was
said well, it's just cheaper than for me to book a new round
trip trip ticket with you know, some return date in September or
whatever. Still 1500 bucks. And that came out of my own pocket.
Yeah, but that's the ticket. Yeah, but let us listen to
this. So I get it I walk in this morning I do my trick. You know,
I've got my my expired KLM Gold Card from 2008. Which I just you
know, hold nonchalantly and my hand was a breeze through the
the gate, the two security people to make sure I could
actually be in that check in line. And the ground attendant
says, Oh, well, this is for tomorrow to what? So the woman
who had rebook me not only booked me incorrectly, not for
Friday, but for Saturday, but she'd only booked me to Atlanta
and not even the Austin trip. So now I'm like, Ah, now we get
this fixed. We get this change. I go back then the woman the new
woman at the counter where I came in with my gold card says
oh, I'm sorry. You can't check in here. You are You are what is
the first their lowest level of points? Like
ivory mud?
Mud? You weren't millets you can't you can't check in here to
vote they let me in and it's the whole thing the whole problem
that no that's not the way it's supposed to go. Yeah, but would
you please check with her if she finally checks me in and you
know when you go through all this you don't get to choose
your your seat anymore and I had normally had the economy
comfort. And so now I got that seat in economy right behind
economy comfort, which basically,
you can't sit there's no place for your legs. Not only
that, but there's a curtain that I guess is a faux separation
between you and the people with three extra inches legroom, and
you just stare at that thing for eight hours right at the
curtain? Yeah, it says you're an eighth hole. Yeah, I was like
yeah, you're a dick. You're the worst. No, my bag didn't arrive
just just screw KLM and those guys suck this really horrible
in Norway Norway that's where it was flying nowadays yeah region
Yeah, I hear Norwegian is doing like 150 bucks round trip from
Austin to London or some some crazy promotion Yeah,
that's a month believable flights Yeah.
So anyway, back back safe. And
we started wrapping a letter of a complaint Oh, to the to the
Kaelyn people and telling me when your money back well,
the real problem with KLM this their partners Delta Newman
remember when Tina and I went over and then they said Ah,
sorry, the doors closing the plane was right there and then
there's no even though there were 10 people coming in on
Delta KLM wouldn't wait for him.
That's ridiculous because I've seen him reopen the door. Yeah.
But now Calum was delayed because they were waiting for
other flights to come into St. Paul with people transferring so
they waited there for their own KLM they got it so you we arrive
the about half an hour late. And I have 45 minutes to get from,
you know, to go through customs get my bag. You know, give it I
still had to get a boarding pass so they couldn't print off the
boarding pass to Austin. I mean, I was like OJ Simpson man I was
jumping through the over people's bags. I'm like,
stabbing stabbing the stab anybody? No. No, but I just
barely made it onto the flight. Then. And these guys don't want
to wait. They won't wait for their for their partner
airlines. It's very annoying. Anyway,
I'd say they should be waiting for the partner airlines just
with a partner with them. Well talking about delta since you
Miss USA play a clip okeydoke the service animal update.
Ah, wait a minute. Are you walking on
my beat again, Dvorak back now with the growing concern facing
America's airlines and passengers service and emotional
support animals on crowded flights, sometimes causing
problems. Now a major airline changing its rules as three
other airlines are reviewing tighter restrictions on which
pets can come aboard. Your flying experience may soon start
to change more and more airlines now looking to tighten the leash
when it comes to bringing animals into the main cabin.
Delta Airlines leading the way trying to stop some owners from
abusing the system by pretending they're ordinary pets or
emotional support animals. The carrier reports an 84% increase
in unsanitary or dangerous pet incidents since 2016, including
cases of biting one passenger even mauled by a 70 pound dog
aboard a flight. American Airlines united and JetBlue all
saying they will also review their policies. Three years ago
we exposed this problem on 2020 For showing companies that
provide leashes, vests IDs, and certificates for emotional
support animals without first verifying any mental health
issue, then how some airlines don't even ask to see the
documents I bought in flights with my Boston Terrier, Archie
using no pet carrier. Later getting on another flight with a
bunny named Leo, one company even provided us with
documentation for an albino African pygmy hedgehog named
Snickers. The new regulations are aimed at preventing this
from happening in the future. Well,
it's kind of what we knew.
Well, this is funny, because this is this is the Weekend
Report with the Yamas on ABC. And all he is actually doing is
bragging about a report they did three years ago. But it was like
three years have gone by and nothing happened until just
recently I saw apparently something that we need to do the
mauling,
no, no, no, you're no agenda show I feel is responsible for
that we have diligently been on this topic.
Well, they they were fairly diligent there at ABC, and they
didn't get anywhere. I think there had to be an incident that
said it was like either an executive from Delta had to sit
next to some jerk with a dog or a cat or a. I'm sure shown on
this report, it was very interesting, because they kept
as he did the report, they showed all these different
service animals that they took pictures of, yeah. A small
horse, a turkey, big fat pig. All kinds of weird stuff. Yeah.
Okay. Well should have put into it a while ago, perhaps
a bigger news was the Dutch intelligence services now taking
credit or being given credit for warning the United States
intelligence agencies, that the Russians were a hacking
era hacking and hacking and hack, and this
is, I mean, it is unbelievable how the Dutch intelligence
agency AI V. D, has allowed themselves to be put in this
position,
which is also the name of the one of the top adult filmmakers
in the United States.
I think isn't AIVD?
I don't know. Yeah,
I'm reliably informed. I think a IBD is a little different. But,
you know, this is a typical, what is the typical CIA trick,
where you have a reputable newspaper in a different country
write up a story as fact. And then the New York Times can say,
well, that Dutch Fox calm says, here's what's happening. Now,
luckily, for the no agenda show, I happened to be a native
speaker. And this was really based on one anonymous source
who stated this. And throughout the reporting, even on CNN, I
kept seeing the NOS, which is the big Dutch public broadcaster
being credited as CNN affiliate, which I thought was odd. Let's
say, I don't think they're really well, maybe they are an
affiliate. But they had on one of the guys who wrote this
article, alle co bushfire Rosendahl. And you may remember
that whenever we have a double, last name in Holland, they're
elite. So his last name is bossfight Rosendahl. So he's an
elitist comes from an elite family. And he was on CNN
talking about this. And let's just remember the backdrop of
how the DNC specifically got hacked. It was Podesta who
clicked on a phishing email and entered his password which what
was it again, John? Password? Yes, I think it was password.
And that's how it happened. But now the story goes that the
Dutch hackers, the elite hackers, that their intelligence
agency that they had infiltrated a university right next to the
Red Square to date, which kind of sounds like you're spying had
infiltrated that university they had infiltrated security cameras
that could return them and you know, move them all around and
focus in and see what everybody was doing all without the
Russians knowing. Even though I think it was a year before it
came out that you know, there was a lot of hacking going on in
the universities and I'm pretty sure cozy bear would have been
on the lookout for that. But nevermind, we've got the Dutch
guy telling us what happens.
So the Dutch intelligence services you have the AI VD and
the military services, which is the Mi VD was a team of hackers.
Run by the AI VD, which access the computers of cozy bear. They
were sitting in an office building on the university
complex right next to the Red Square in Moscow. They hacked
not just the computer network but also like just mentioned the
the security camera in the corner? Well, yes, allow them to
see exactly who entered the space. And in the summer of
2014, they saw how cozy bear was hacking the State Department's,
after getting entrance to the State Department from there,
they send a phishing email to the White House, somebody at the
White House, no, which was open access to the White House, even
to some of President Obama's confidential emails. And in all
these occasions, they weren't the Americans that this was that
this was taking place.
Now, I think he's got his story mixed up. Because the the the
phishing email story that was Podesta had nothing to do with
anyone inside the inside of the White House. But what's being
done with this story now, is they're saying that this report
from the Dutch intelligence agency to the US intelligence
agencies, was the real catalyst for the investigation of Russian
collusion. You see, this is why they need the story. Part two of
this
and tell us specifically then about the DNC hack and what they
knew and what they they warned the Americans and when this was
done,
yeah, the DNC was hacked first. In the summer of 2015, by this
group, cozy bear. Right at the time they Dutch Intel services
warrant the American Intel services, the FBI called the DNC
this has all been been published by The Washington Post on the
New York Times the fact that they alerted. There must be true
the DNC, I believe that in the beginning, the person answering
the phone at the DNC did not even believe that that he or she
was dealing with an FBI agent SVC ditch by any chance the
other side of the line. There was also a lot of mistrust in
the Clinton campaign towards the FBI because of an ongoing
investigation. So somehow the these hackers and also the other
group of hackers fancy bear could go on. For months. This
was all known what was not known is that it was the Dutch who who
alerted the Americans in the summer of 15. You see,
this seems to be really important is to say to the Dutch
alert with the Dutch we did it the Dutch alert. But we've got
to cover our tracks and make sure that we know that this
wasn't a direct alert from the AI VD
and I can I stop you for a second? Yeah. Wasn't it already
shown that data rate of the hack that took all the data off the
DNC servers was had to be local? Because? Oh, yeah, transfer to
Yeah, that'd be a USB key. It could have possibly been what
they're describing.
Yeah, the whole story is full of holes. Okay. I mean, just just
checking. Oh, yeah. And, you know, again, they got to cover
their tracks to make sure that, you know, this is just kind of
stays is not coming directly from the Dutch intelligence
services. And
the fact that it was the Dutch how concerned were the Dutch
intelligence agencies about that, you know, a Western Ally
was leaked as being the source of this information. Did they
feel this compromised their operation? And do they continue
to cooperate with the Americans based on their experience? What
happened here,
that this this entrance ended somehow as there is a belief
among Dutch intelligence officials that some of their
American counterparts were a little too open to, for
instance, the Washington Post, which wrote a report on this
without mentioning the Dutch, of course, but they did write that
in 2014, at the State Department hack an ally had been very
helpful, just an ally. They didn't give away much, but just
the fact that you're talking about the intelligence.
Again, you guys do much. Okay, wait a minute. If I'm hearing
him correctly, we've never mentioned the Dutch. No, but
he's kind of irked that we never mentioned the Dutch but at the
same time, because we mentioned an ally, we may have given away
too much. Yes. Make up your mind. You want to be mentioned
or do you not want to be mentioned
it's pretty sketchy,
just an ally. That didn't give away much, but just the fact
that you talk about the intelligence provided to you by
an ally was very concerning to the Dutch Intel services. They
were very best actually. The American services and yes,
exactly. They wanted the credit entrance into the cozy bear
group. We're not sure about that. It may have handled
before.
Yes. Okay. Well, this is total horse crap. Why not? Nothing
corroborates with any of the evidence we've we've been given
previously nothing. But now, again, the story is the Forex
chromed big elite newspaper, they wrote it up must be true.
And it was what was used as a catalyst for the for the
investigation. So CIA plant. Yeah, good work. And notice it's
only the AI VT. Even though the Mi Vidya the real hackers, that
was the military intelligence those guys they do the Your
work. So I've gotten a lot of independent confirmation from my
own anonymous sources about the level of bullcrap that this is.
Well, it kind of fits in with the other bull crap when you are
gone to Moeller thing. Yeah,
I lie about him being fired or not being fired or whatever.
Well,
he wasn't fired, but apparently it sounds as if he was fired or
what they were going to fire him at any minute and they go on and
on about this, and I do have a couple of thoughts specifically
on this, but let's start with the with the with the I got two
mini clips actually. But let's start with this one. This is the
fire Muller. This is MSNBC Joe Scarborough's timeline
last August the bill said the President had not even discussed
firing Bob Muller but this morning NBC News confirmed that
not platforms.
Can you restart it and listen to this guy this guy is the worst.
This is the way he is supposed to be reporting straight stuff
here. And he said and it goes like this and then he laughs a
little laugh and right in the in the comment as though it's all
bull crap. But I
saw August of a said the President had not even discussed
firing Bob Muller. This morning. NBC News confirmed that new
reporting from the New York Times it says two months
earlier, he didn't just discuss firing Bob Muller, he actually
ordered his lawyer to fire Bob Muller the independent counsel.
Now add that to this chain of events. Trump also asked Jim
Comey for his loyalty. He also asked Jim Comey to drop the
Flynn probe after he knew Flynn had committed a crime. When
Flynn wouldn't do it. He fired Jim Comey, the FBI director, he
then pressured his attorney. Not
he knows a little follow up there.
Hold on, let me check it. It is definitely it is definitely a
dimension B version of a timeline on
everything. But he says when when he said when Flynn wouldn't
do it.
I mean, listen, when Flynn wouldn't do it, they wouldn't
do what fire him. Yeah. Flynn. Yeah. Why would Flynn
do the fires got nothing. He just said Flynn for some reason.
Let
me just um, back it up to the next bit.
He also asked Jim Comey to drop the Flynn probe after he knew
Flynn had committed a crime. When Flynn wouldn't do it.
Okay. We should it should have been Comey when Comey didn't do
it. Yeah, says Flynn.
Yeah, he says Flynn for some reason can and he's reading and
by the way, he's reading from a prompter. Oh, yeah. Well,
it's MSNBC come on fire. How
does he get unless somebody slipped the bowl crab in there?
I think he I don't know why it comes up with Flynn when he sees
the word Comey. And by the way, what was the crime that Flynn
committed? He lied to the FBI. Well, at the time that in this
timeline, Trump didn't know at the time. Of course, he
didn't know this is a dimension B timeline.
And his plan wouldn't do it. He fired Jim Comey, the FBI
director. He then pressured his Attorney General not to recuse
himself from the Russian investigation. He then pressured
his Attorney General Jeff Sessions to fire the Acting
Chief of the FBI, Andrew McCabe,
I think I think this was from the same day or maybe a day
before this little clip that I have of mica.
I do want to mention, yes, play that. But I want to mention this
one thing. What was the or why would trump order his lawyer to
go fire Muller
because people are just making crap up? They are making it
up. And I have a cup as a thought on this whole thing that
it's a little enlightening. But that's where I want to play
these clips for is replay that mica clip.
Yeah, has completely blown through every single barrier
every single constitutional protects. Now, some are
attacking this American hero, because it just fits their
political, their political message.
They're talking about Andrew McCabe being the American hero.
It's despicable mica
is despicable. And the bigger picture will end this block of
the question with so much at stake. So much at stake. It's
one thing to look at this president as a bumbling idiot
who tweets and says stupid things and is inappropriate,
racist and embarrassing. That's one way of looking at it. My
question is when is it okay to say that what we are witnessing
before our eyes are the rudimentary beginnings of the
destruction of a democracy. When should we be worried that this
is happening? Will you I say now should be worried.
We should be worried Yeah.
Oh my God, these people this insanity, yes, melting. Let's
listen to this as the fire cut mn cooler, ABC sequence one this
is the intro to the packages and I would I'd like to ABC ones the
best because there's they seem to have more whiplash aspects to
them.
Good evening Good. It's great to have you with us here on a
Friday night and we begin with President Trump reportedly
ordering the Special Counsel Robert Muller, right there White
House.
Now, right off the bat you're listening to news is the
opening. Everybody else had the flu or something else as their
opening but ABC had this and it starts off with Trump ordered
the firing of Muller as fact miss and it took it was a number
of almost two
phrases before he meant cheating. It's a misleading
headline lead or what a very
misleading because the EEG goes on and talks and talks and talks
and he says and this took place last June. Wait a minute. Why
you brain making it sound like breaking news that he just tried
to fire Muller when it was last June.
Good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a
Friday night and we begin with President Trump reportedly
ordering the Special Counsel Robert Mueller be fired. The
White House Counsel refusing to do this last June. President
Trump returning tonight from Davos and serious questions
await here at home about why he moved to fire Robert Muller, the
President tonight denying the claim but the New York Times
breaking this story and outlets from the Washington Post to Fox
News to our team confirming the President did walk Muller out
who gives a crap.
Well, who is confirming this? And why is it always the
Washington Post in the New York Times. And before we go with the
other clips, I want to mention a couple things. First of all,
this was all this is all part of a giant cache of information
that was leaked prior to the remodeling of the White House.
No August haha, before they got all the bugs out before they got
all the bugs out. So this was the end. This is like the last I
think this is the last stuff that they've add right? Lined up
to reveal in his week. And this but this all they've got because
after August, anyone can look this up on Google look at
remodeled the White House. They remodeled the White House in
August, right after all this bull crap and all the leaks that
took place, get the bugs out. And it had to be the CIA doing
the bugging because the information was filtered through
the Washington Post in the New York Times, who I believe did a
deal with the CIA at the point when the Snowden stuff came out
because all the Snowden stuff was filtered by the New York
Times and The Washington Post and The Guardian.
Wow. That's just one side note, the journalist from Holland that
you heard, he was the same guy that did all the Dutch reporting
on Snowden as well. And he's also been quoted in The Times in
The Washington Post as a source in that whole story.
So this stinks to high heaven does.
That would be pretty bad if they actually did that.
Well, it's just a lot of coincidences, if they didn't,
but it's the same people and it's in the New York Times. I
have the interview with this guy. He was on the guy with the
reporter. I didn't do any background on him. I should have
but this is the fire Muller, Michael Schmidt discussion.
We're gonna listen to a minute of that.
Was that is that's the journalist Michael Schmidt.
Yeah, I
think so. The timing, Michael Schmidt. The timing are right
around the same time that you had the President of the United
States ordering Don McGann to fire the Special Counsel, Don
McGann have the lawyer fire
him they know Does anybody asked this question? No.
No, follow up. Fire him
or somebody else wasting my here's my lawyer he's gonna go
what he's he's now the administrative assistant or that
I don't I obviously don't have any clips of it. But what I've
heard just passing through the channels is, Trump actually is a
is a weak and he's afraid to fire people himself. That is
kind of the explanation. Well, crap, he's the you're fired guy.
The only one he can't fire is Ivanka, or Jared, we know that
and that's understandable to a degree. All you even that is not
really understandable. But, you know, to keep using other
people, because that's just what I hear. The argument is, he's
too weak and he doesn't like firing people. So he has other
people do it.
All right, well, that's a good one. But let's skip this one
then and go back to fire Muller ABC. This is Jonathan Karl who
takes over the reporting. And he's in Davos and and there's a
couple of there's a whipsaw. I think in here, maybe two.
I don't have a number one though. I have a car on Davos
two, two,
appearing before a gathering in Davos, Switzerland of some of
the world's richest and most powerful the President took
credit for an American comeback.
Those America is open for business. And we are competitive
once
whipsaw, but his message was overshadowed by news back home.
You hear it? Yeah, of course.
I'll go right to the spot in the clip. Oh, I gotta rewind,
appearing before a gathering in Davos, Switzerland have some of
the world's richest and most powerful. The President took
credit for an American comeback.
America is open for business, and we are competitive once
again. But his mouth was
over shattered.
While he was taking credit,
well, I've watched the whole speech he did take credit, but
that was not the taking credit.
Well, if you want to, we want to point it out with it, put it
into clip. What are you putting this in the clip for?
Well, now I feel under fire. I didn't do that. The ABC did
that. wasn't my fault. Don't blame me.
You can go to number three appeal report first in the New
York Times, that last summer he had sought to fire Special
Counsel Robert Mueller. Robert Robert Mueller, fake news,
fake news.
Presidential denial. But a story confirmed by ABC News that the
President sought to have Muller dismissed in June but
confirmed in June you're supposed to say confirmed and
then say by at least you'll say by three sources or no,
they didn't say anything. It just I don't know what the rules
are for these broadcasters, but they just said confirmed for
them.
It confirmed termed by ABC News that the President sought to
have Muller dismissed in June, just one month after he was
appointed to the job. So why didn't it happen? According to
the Times, White House Counsel Don McGann refused to ask the
Justice Department to carry out the President's wishes, even
threatening to quit himself. The President's desire to push
Moeller aside wasn't exactly a secret. At the time. Chris
Ruddy, a longtime friend of the President's went public warning
him not to do it.
Think he's considering perhaps terminating the special counsel?
I think he's he's weighing that option. I personally think it
would be a very significant mistake.
But a couple
months later, Trump denied even thinking about firing Muller. I
haven't given it any thought. And some of the President's top
aides denied it, too, is not discussed firing Bob Muller. The
New York Times reports the
Trump that was a whipsaw. Yeah, was that Kellyanne Conway? Yes
through no firing Muller.
given it any thought at some of the President's top aides denied
it to is not discussed firing Bob Muller. The New York Times
reports Trump even had come up with a rationale for firing
Muller. A list of three alleged conflicts of interest, including
the fact that Muller had come to the White House the day before
he was named special counsel to talk to the President about
returning to his old job of FBI director, the summer, the
president fumed about that. And
really, Muller really wanted to be FBI director. Again.
I wonder what the deal is with that, and in business
constitutionally not possible.
It's illegal. Yes. It's in this case, not a constitutional
issue. Law.
The way the way I understand it, breaking this law is actually a
constitutional breach. But it doesn't it doesn't matter. It
doesn't matter. It's 10 years and it's 10 years
for they play some
weird clip where he did some interview somewhere, you're
going to hear it next. And the thing they left out, which I
didn't get a clip of, but I hear in another report. Apparently
Moeller before he was chosen for any of this stuff. Muller is a
member of one of Trumps golf clubs. No. And he wanted special
privileges. Like what? I don't remember, but it trumped just
refused them.
Okay. Oh, maybe that maybe that was the reason for the
investigation. Well, this
was the other reports.
I got the rest of this clip here. Wanted to talk about.
He was interviewing for the job.
Night at the White House. The president's lawyers remain mom,
leaving it to the president alone to deny the story. But the
New York Times reports there's one person who's known about it
for months, Robert Muller himself
now. Okay. The main credit, the main question is, who cares? It
didn't happen that we're talking about June. Besides it being
great, like Linkbait fodder for the face bags.
That is exactly right. And I That's why I mentioned a way
they're playing this. They're playing as though it happened
yesterday, especially ABC, the way they open. But this is a
seven month old story. That's not even that never happened.
It's not as though it happened. I mean, I mean, yeah, maybe he
discussed it with his lawyer and they have a tape But because
they're a bug in the White House and that's all they've got but
he didn't fire him so what so it's not even news it's just
they it's the last of what we're going to hear from the bug the
pre bug removed the White House I'm sure they they're trying to
Hey, what else we got in that archive we got I think we're
running out of materials all i got like got the firing bit we
talked about it's a little old but I don't worry about it.
And the way they played if you if you listen to these guys, I
think I have the one little small clip. What do I have? It's
probably
fire nuclear.
Fun. Yes. I want you to listen to this isn't this from NBC
there's not ABC there's the NBC the same. They were running the
same story the same way. And they they they just get this is
just very short snippet. This is a guy they bring on is one of
their the one of their correspondents are experts. And
he states. This as fact, various news
outlets confirm Muller is looking into possible
obstruction of justice by the president himself. In a case
like this, you need to look at lots and lots of individual
acts, firing Jim Comey ordering the firing of Bob Muller, you
take all the acts together and it begins to become more clear
that it is obstruction.
He didn't order the firing of Bob Muller. No, he apparently
discussed it with this attorney. And the attorneys died. I can
almost imagine that conversation going like this gives you this
Bob. Bob Muller is bugging me in the trenches. Yeah, he's, he's
an asshole. I think what do you think if I fired me, so I would
don't do it? I'd have to I'd have to quit if you did that.
Yeah, that sounds like a bug. That sounds exactly like a
transcript of a bug.
Yeah, it's a bug. Well,
John, NBC is up to no good. They're very unscrupulous and I
caught him on something that I wanted to share. I think it'll
work everywhere upon return. And of course, I fought a lot of
Dubbo stuff while I was watching EURO NEWS, big headline, Trump
booed and Davos, Trump booed. So let's listen to the report.
The other thing is, I've always seemed to get for whatever
reason, a disproportionate amount of press or media and if
not my whole life, somebody will explain someday why. But I've
always gotten a lot. And as a businessman, I was always
treated really well by the press, you know, the numbers
speak and things happen, but I've always really had a very
good press. And it wasn't until I became a politician, that I
realized how nasty how mean, how vicious and how fake the press
can be as the cameras start going off in the back.
Okay, so that clip was replicated everywhere that we
would find the same one on YouTube all with that boo. And
then it ended right there. And I of course, wanted to see the
whole speech and I also was a little suspicious and I feel
that manipulating audio is journalistically just as bad as
lying about sources or totally so here's the original
the press can be as the cameras start going off in the back
I'm sorry, that's NBC. That's that's the that's the that's
their version. And listen to that again,
and how fake the press can be as the cameras start going off in
the back.
Okay, here's the originals and how
fake the press can be as the cameras start going off in the
back. But, but overall I've in the bottom lines I'm
gonna do you hear the remarkable difference in how they Yeah,
They boosted and they boosted the Boo and cut off the applause
and by the way, the way is presented and I've seen this
because Trump does this on his speeches. He will point out to
the to the audience there's a bunch of people in the back that
are gone now what look at them they're gonna tell their
cameras. I'm telling they would be booed.
Yes.
They're booing the
press. Exactly. But listen again to the sweetening job
can be as the cameras start going off in the back your
original depress can be as the cameras start going off in the
back but but
do you hear how soft it is compared to the to their swings?
I think you've made the point and it's just obviously it's the
10 decibels higher the thing that's kind of the whole thing
is annoying but it's the way they dimension beat people I
think would I think the following is what you're
catching is Trump's as the cameras are going off in the
back and then boo de boo drum dementia be all I heard it I
heard it they were booing Trump for saying knew that. Yeah. When
in fact if you're if you're familiar with what's actually
going on, they're booing the media. Yes.
It was. It was very, very manipulative.
Yeah. Well, it falls. It's been it's feeding dimension being
right. But that's NBC News. I mean, it's not just some NBC
News is worse right now.
I think ABC does more whipsaws than NBC. I think they're
sloppier. But NBC in terms of being negative Trump, I think,
are are by far the worst. I know of any more NBC stuff on
here, I have a couple of just short two clips from Trump's
speech. Okay, this is something he repeated in his business
roundtable, which I also watched, but it wasn't very
interesting. Other than just, you know, a whole bunch of guys
from like Siemens, and Monsanto and everyone loving the tax
breaks are getting in the States, I think I've
been a cheerleader for a country. And everybody
representing a company or a country has to be a cheerleader,
or no matter what you do, it's just not going to work. And the
reason I'm a cheerleader is because it's easy, because I
love our country. And I think we're just doing really well.
And we look forward to seeing you in America, a special place
in where you are is a special place. Also. Thank you very
much. I appreciate it.
I'm not quite sure what he meant by special place. But the
cheerleader comment struck me because, you know, Obama would
do little interviews and speeches at the at the World
Economic Forum. And he would talk about now America has you
know, we're doing this, we're doing that, but he would always
have some denigrating yourself denigrating humor in there. And
I agree with Trump. You know, just be a positive cheerleader
all the time. Don't throw in the little negativity, things.
Remember, Obama would always get a laugh. Like, no,
yeah, this was the right wing media, especially the talk show,
talk show guys on the radio, they would condemn Obama for
constantly belittling the United States. Yeah. And I never saw
that he was constantly doing it. But he and I think you might be
right is just to get a laugh. And he would also like to point
out the foibles and seem a bit more honest about it instead of
just, you know, pumping his fist in the air,
but we all know open your fist in the air works. It's the
American way. Yes, it's what we do. Here's Trump are thanking
everybody for investing their money. And he had a little
interesting twist to it.
I said, that is something well, we have tremendous amounts of
money, including my newfound friends from last night. Great
companies, they're all investing. When one of the
gentlemen said he's putting in $2 billion, because of the tax
cuts, I said to myself, Wow, he's actually the cheap one in
the group, because they're putting in massive numbers of
billions of dollars. So I just want to thank you all and all of
those that are pouring billions of dollars into our country or
$10 into our country. We thank you very much.
I like that. Hey, man, we will take your money, don't care if
it's 2 billion or $10. Bring it on. Soros was there he spoke?
Did you see any of Soros is
no I saw me none of Soros is material. Well, you read a
little bit about it. Well, I
have two clips here. This is what he feels about the Trump
administration
nearly. I consider the Trump administration as a danger to
the yes, that I regarded as a purely temporary phenomenon. Oh,
that will disappear in 2020. Or even sooner. I give
Fred you can't hear but there's a little sweet I mean, yeah,
they should have got this straight from the from the C
span tape me out. But he this is the leader of dimension a, they
love him that he pays for them should be mean be sorry, they
love him. They they you know, he pays them to cause a ruckus. Or
maybe he doesn't since I haven't heard much from Antifa or Black
Lives Matter lately, maybe after he gave that 100 billion away,
you know, their funds dried up. But or even
sooner. I give President Trump credit for motivating his core
supporters brilliantly. But for every core supporter, he has
treated ugly as created a greater number of core opponents
who are equally strongly motivated. That's why I expect a
democratic landslide in 2018.
Okey dokey. won't be looking forward to that. Who's
cheerleading here. And there again, I think a lot of
dimension B and certainly a lot of dimension be faced media
likes to listen to what Soros has to say, well, I like
listening to it because it's you know what's coming in and the
war on the social networks is definitely fully engaged
Facebook
and Google effectively control over half of all internet
advertising revenue, yes, to maintain their dominance, they
must expand their networks and increase their share of the
users attention. Currently, they do this by providing users with
a convenient platform, the more time users spend on the
platform, the more valuable they become, to the company's current
content providers also contributes to the profitability
of social media companies, because they can't avoid using
the platform. And they have to accept bullshit, whatever terms
they are offered, the exceptional profitability of
these companies is is largely a function of their avoiding
responsibility, and avoid paying for the content of their
platforms. They claim that they are merely distributing
information. But the fact that they are near monopoly
distributors, make them into public utilities, and should
subject them to more stringent regulations aimed at preserving
competition, innovation, and fair and open universal access.
So what he's really describing here is net neutrality, or at
least the idea of net neutrality regulations, because he's using
the exact terms, you know, as infrastructure or
telecommunications. A pass through so it should be titled,
What are the title two, or whatever the the three titles
two or three, whatever net neutrality called for. So now it
becomes a little more apparent that really, net neutrality is
about shutting down and regulating. Yeah, providers such
as Facebook,
use the word regulate.
Yes. And he means it. And that's exactly what it was for. And I'm
looking for this note, one of our producers sent me I think,
five or six dates with more coming, including, I'm pretty
sure was California are now going to implement state Net
Neutrality rules. Which is an interesting constitutional
question, because I think it would fall under interstate
commerce where the federal government, one of the few
places the federal government does have standing. But when you
read this legislation, I really hope it happens in a couple
states because it is exactly the same language, which includes
the language that ISPs would not be allowed to block any lawful
content or lawful network traffic. So I really hope one or
two of these states implements this so we can see what really
happens when you implement that type of legislation on the
internet. Because all you need to do is say blah blockchain
unlawful get it off the network block it. content that is we
aren't we're already seeing content being removed
everywhere. Well, it's lewd or lascivious, that's unlawful
block it, oh, you're being hateful,
we have trouble. We're having trouble on just our website. Not
getting through certain things. And there's also this thing with
the HTTPS. Yeah, just another issue. Yeah. Well,
I've given up on that. HTTPS Everywhere, baby. So now, I hope
I hope California does it. They I hope any state does I really
would like to see what happens. Do you know what's going to
happen in this God while in the war on the topic? So I read on
places like CNET and the verge, like ah, Burger King nails it
totally nails it explains net neutrality with Whopper sales.
Did you see this? No, I
missed this completely. By the
way, big props to to Burger King. Those guys. I love their
advertising department or the agency they're using because
they are always out there. And you know, they were the first
ones to do the Amazon Echo trick. And now they've taken but
the thing that blows my mind is I'll play the like kind of it's
like a two minute ad I'll play the meat of the camera. Sure is
how they equate net neutrality to the following scenario at
Burger King restaurants. How are you doing? Number 98? What's
going on with number 98?
You got the Whopper. So you got the slow access Whopper pass
it's it's on the menu right
there at the fast medium and slow,
slow mbps fast Mbps or hyperfast Mbps Mbps, of course standing
for making burgers per second.
So for now we have to pay $26
Oh, and these of course are quote unquote actual customers.
Well, that's
that's how you get it fast. It's the highest priority. This is
like a lane system you like 15? Yeah, fascinating. Slow lanes,
like maybe like 1520 minutes. What are you talking about?
Burger King Corporation believes that they can sell more and make
more money selling like chicken sandwiches and chicken fries.
And now they're slowing down the access to the walker?
Were you given an option to have a chicken sandwich? Or maybe I
don't want a chicken sandwich or I wouldn't want a whopper of any
Walker's that aren't Yeah, the sandwiches ready? I'm just not
allowed to actually deliver give it to you like you can't give me
the sandwiches ready. But you can't give it to me. The Whopper
neutrality was repealed
they voted on it doesn't make any sense. Unfortunately, I
have no other choice.
God, this is the worst thing I've ever heard of.
No, no, you're acting is the worst thing I've ever heard of.
There was a lot of bad acting. Yeah, that was really horrible.
But you know, but they really taken it to an extreme by now
making making a huge leap to say that net neutrality when not
followed, means you have to wait. And you know, 20 minutes
to get your content. That's pretty much what they're saying.
You won't get it at all. You have to wait in line because
they want you to click on something that will start
faster. I mean, really, is that all you've got? And the just the
moron ante of people. Oh, it's going on? Oh, this is fantastic.
I mean, I thought John Oliver's net neutrality. People were
fawning over that, like retards, this take this takes the cake.
Well, the thing again, which I like to point out, done it my
columns. Where's the evidence of this? Zero? I mean, this is all
dreamed up. This is imagined. Yes, this is all could be done.
But who's doing it? No. If they were doing it, yeah, I could see
where you'd have an issue. But nobody's doing this. I mean, the
closest anybody comes is the Netflix deal with Comcast put
the Netflix on a higher priority than Comcast own movies. And
Comcast hardly got anything to do with anything. Carlin is, I
give
Comcast props for that one. You know, because they had no reason
based on net neutrality. Net etiquette, let's put it that way
to take that massive amount of traffic from Netflix. There was
no reason to there was no peering equivalent of the same
amount of content going back out through the network, which is
how peering works, which is how the Internet was built. So that
came your share. And it was really
Reed Hastings. It was just a one way street. Yeah,
I think Reed Hastings was the one who really did a lot of the
lobbying and Netflix paid for a lot of that. And now they've
withdrawn because they're no longer, you know, they don't
have a dog in the hunt, because they've got their boxes inside
every ISP that matters. And, you know, they've got a perfect
deal.
So it's just I've asked these guys, I've asked ISPs about this
specifically, how's it net neutrality when Netflix has a
box in your facility? And Vudu doesn't?
Yeah, well, it's actually the opposite.
It's just totally the opposite, because you're gonna get better
access to Netflix as priority apparently. Well, again, John,
all that this is. And that's the beauty of the marketing behind
it, is you just tell people that you're going to be sitting there
with the spinning wheel of death, and you're not going to
be able to see your content. And you know, in the context of VA,
I can't watch House of Cards. People draw Screw you, man. It's
so easy to get Americans riled up over stuff like this. Not
just Americans. I think every country has gone completely
taken a stupid pill over this idea. But we were just to
jabroni
where the two jabroni pay no attention, maybe two other guys.
We're not the only two there's a few others that have poo pooed
the whole thing. Yeah. And absolutely no, it's like well,
that's just you know, and my case has always had divorced,
always just the contrarian and it's just that just I'm just
marginalized completely with any thoughts I have on it. Oh,
well, you're you're a victim. You can probably get some victim
social justice. props for that. You're a victim.
I still point to a column I wrote in 2014 about the topic
which is four years old now. It's still right on the money.
Yeah, I know what cares. Nobody cares. No, they cite it once in
a while now they get
and stuff does happen from time to time where the Netflix won't
load and it just happens. And then you know people are now Oh,
there you go. That's there. Thanks, Trump. Yeah,
the Netflix plants needs rebooting. Thanks not rebooting
it fast enough. Thanks, Trump.
Well, I do have the last part of the molar fire Muller thing card
the Jonathan Carlone de Davos the part three which I think has
a website and we just play that now in that part three i unless
you played it, and I didn't know I think we played
it. Report first in the New York Times, that last summer he had
sought to fire Special Counsel Robert,
nevermind, you probably have played we played it. That's
good. Well, we're done with that. Okay, his bull crap is
what we've determined.
The doomsday clock has been set forward once again. This clock
sucks. By the ways. That's why oh, do tell
ya, it sucks because it's like it's always wrong that to keep
resetting it.
You'll recall last year, it was unprecedented. They set it
ahead. It was at three minutes to midnight, they set it ahead
to two and a half minutes to midnight. They've made another
32nd Li pasa we
got just a minute left, two minutes, two minutes, okay.
Now remember, this is from the bulletin,
by the way that should that two minutes should be over by the
end of the show. This is
from the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. And they are the
ones that apparently can determine political and
geopolitical risk. That's why they're moving this forward.
Here's the statement from the President and CEO of the
scientists who are in charge of this, by it. The year just past
proved perilous and chaotic. That year in which many of the
risks foreshadowed in our last clock statement came into full
relief in 20. In 2017, we saw reckless language in the nuclear
realm heat up already dangerous situations, and relearn that
minimizing evidence based assessments regarding climate
and other global challenges does not lead to better public
policies. Although the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists focuses on
nuclear risks, climate change and emerging technologies that
nuclear landscape takes center stage in this year's clock
statement, clock statement. Major nuclear actors are on the
cusp of a new arms race, one that will be very expensive and
will increase the likelihood of accidents and misperceptions
across the globe, nuclear weapons are poised to become
more rather than less usable because of the nation's
investments in the nuclear arsenals. This is a concern that
the bulletin has been highlighting for some time, but
momentum towards this new reality is increasing. So thank
you. We're now all very afraid. Very afraid of this?
Yeah. Well, I didn't even know about it.
It's just another just another political group.
Yeah, yeah, they're getting their two cents in and then next
end, they'll be ready for Hillary 2020. Just put that at
the end. You saw her little video or little video that she
did? I did not.
She's at dinner. It's on an iPhone. And yeah, I guess I can
just see a whole bunch of pussy hat or standing around going
hammer heels, you say something to everybody. And she does a
little statement and then I left that in there. Then she gets
coached by the videographer of said iPhone to say the
following.
Hey, everyone, I just wanted to say thanks. Thanks for your
feminism, for your activism. And all I can hope is you keep up
the really important good work after the stitches supporting.
And let me just say this is directed to the activist pitches
supporting pitches. So let's go
so now they call themselves bitches. And that's hilarious.
Wow. They were bitching, bitching about being called
bitches before?
Yeah, that's okay. If you call yourself a bitch, I guess.
I don't know. I guess. Yeah. Like, yes. All right. Well,
that's the pathetic Clip of the Day.
We don't have a jingle for pathetic Clip of the Day is very
good, but it's just it's just like, wow. Yeah, but they're
trying. They're definitely trying to get rid of her still
with the let me see. Ah, what was the story? Here it is.
Hillary Clinton chose to shield a top adviser accused of
harassment in 2008. This is a New York Times story. And you
know, as we've discussed is the entire catalyst for outing
Harvey Weinstein was to discredit credit discredit
Hillary. That's the last column the Obama Democrats who do not
want her running, and they really know through all this
mess us through Harvey under the proverbial bus where he belongs.
And it's not quite working because Hillary's still out
there calling for bitches to be bitches and support the bitches.
So then they go, Okay, well, just so you know,
you know that you don't think it's kind of weird that a 70
year old woman is talking in these terms. I don't know, lady.
That's just he just I know that doesn't buy.
Hey, hey, okay, it's ages. You're right.
Doesn't bother me. With the New York Times, they are working at
Hillary Clinton chose to shield top advisor accused of
harrassment. So it's not getting legs either. It just you know,
Hillary is going for she's going to 2020 I think he's going for
it. It's going to be hilarious. But it's what's going to happen
and then the party is going to have nothing but trouble. It is
oh, I'm what I'm watching.
Yes. Well, I had I was going to do an update. Since we're on the
topic. Do it this way.
And now it's time
for your sexual harassment update.
We have a couple of things happening here. Three, not one,
not two, but three allegations in Canada Navia. We have two
leaders of provincial parties have stepped down from
leadership roles after sexual misconduct allegations. In
addition, one of Troodos ministers is gone. So we'll
start first with this is Patrick Brown. Who resigns Yes Can
I stop you? I proposed because I have to whole series of sexual
harassment clips myself oh,
we should do it after the break.
That's what I was thinking with that I'd
like to thank you for your courage and say the morning to
you John see when the sees the block what were discussed the
clips
Devorah clock see and in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry
and also the teas good work. In the morning all ships peoples to
the ground feet in the air subs in the water all the names and
dates out there
in the morning to the troll room. No agenda stream.com.
Everybody's there more than on Wednesday? Of course, because
it's that wasn't a normal show today. But good to have you all
here and we want to say in the morning to Patrick boughs.
Haven't seen his artwork for a while. Or haven't Yeah, actually
haven't seen much from him, I guess. And he's back. He's an
old favorite. He brought us the artwork for episode 10021 Double
O two Rasputin, the title of that one? And this was the old
school Nokia phone with a text make sure you delete the dot dot
dot, which would be the memo. kind of liked it.
Thank you. Yeah, it
was it was cool. No. agenda.com is where you can upload your
art. And we really appreciate the work that all of our artists
do. Really. Thank you so much, Patrick mouse.
So we have a few people to thank for show. 1003 one double O
three baby. And I believe there's some people left off and
so we will pick you up on the Saturday show next Thursday show
Saturday show. A Wednesday and Saturday.
I was very confusing to me, too. I still don't know what day it
is.
Yeah, it was really kind of changed the pacing of
everything. I would say that. It would be funny though, to move
to like two different days. Move it over just Wednesday and
Saturday. Yeah,
that's what I let's just ruin my Saturday instead of Sunday.
That's better.
This Yeah. Well, no, actually, you'd have your Saturday night.
Well, that's true.
It may actually improve your your Saturday. Now I'd like to
Sunday you got free is a day off.
There were reasons we did this. I don't remember why. But I
think we a be tested it.
We didn't really do any AV testing. I can assure you a
beach as the
black box white box, you know, that kind of stuff? And we said
Yeah, Sundays and Thursdays. That's the best.
The server, the end Johnston, who came up with during the $33.
And she is a no note at all, like you find anywhere including
email unless she has an oddball email address. Why don't
we give her some karma then just in case.
You've got karma.
I just remember. I remember when we started doing the two two
shows a week. The reason we did we chose Thursday and Sunday was
for the news cycle, which has now changed dramatically in the
past 10 years. Because now you know, the news cycle is so
tight, you can pretty much do a show. I mean, we just couldn't
get enough material. I think that was the main reason
I I think is because we actually were planning to do three shows
including a Tuesday show and that would have been the best
way to do it. Oh, okay, as possible. We never got to the
Tuesday show. No. And we did a show I remember a couple of
times we did three shows more than once but not a lot, maybe
twice or three times. Or while we did a show that was going to
be pre recorded but we did it for like, you know to use later.
And it was always made us so tired. It was horrible. We
couldn't do we decided it was it was just no good. It was no way
we could do three shows. I mean, if we could keep it to an hour a
show, we could probably do three. But then we miss out on
all the material and the discussions and the bickering
which somebody wrote a nasty note about, which I'll read. It
wasn't a nasty note. It was It was nasty. No,
it wasn't I thought your your reply was questionable.
Bear in it, Patrick of the pug owner order comes in with $333.
Making him and to executive producers for this show. Excuse
me, check out piehole.net Pei dash hole is a DNS server that
blocks and ad networks from your home network. Oh, we can run on
a Raspberry Pi or a VM. If you have a dedicated server? Well,
not that many people have a dedicated server in their houses
to just for that one to try to block ads you do. But I was
stunned at the performance creep increase that came from it.
Yeah, web pages on this system load almost immediately when ads
are blocked at the network layer. This is
a good idea. I'm gonna check that out.
I want you to pry, I find it highly ironic that Google
advertisements slow down the web for more than ISPs. It's
obscenely easy to set up. Yeah, and a listener should take a
look. So the i dash Hold on. Now, the
only issue I have with that is, if it's if it's blocking all
these URLs, then you're going to have a lot of videos that won't
play and that, that makes making clips very difficult. So you
then you'd have to, you know, like with the ad blocker, I can
just do you know, Okay, turn it off for this page. And then you
can load it and the video will play and I can record the video.
But if you're doing that at the DNS level, then you've got to
have some other switch, which it may or may not have a look into
it.
Well, I see it differently. I have ad blockers running. And
then once in a while I get there's something or I need to
get to the page somehow. And I just what I do is I have all my
I use Firefox the most. So that's where the ad blockers run
when I have to actually get to a page. There's two ways of doing
it. One, I can go to Chrome, which has no ad blockers and I
can go get it there, which would be negated by this system. And,
and the other way is to go to a private browser, right? Which
tends to be fuddled. These guys, that's not
failsafe that's not failsafe though, nothing is but I like
the idea of a little just little box you buy for 9095 You could
probably run a blitz
let's make it and marketed under the no agenda brand
now you're talking another great idea we will never execute
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talked extensively about the in my speech had talked about how
we don't call our people who listen to the show listeners, we
call them producers, because most of them are producing one
way or the other, a small percentage of them actually
produce by helping the hosts of the show financially. Like now,
how is that possible? How does that work? Don't you have
commercials, that you have got to have commercials that it is
possible, just baffling to them? And maybe baffling to a lot of
people? It's sometimes it baffles me.
I don't know why anybody should be baffled. They go to church,
how do you think churches get down to underwritten by you
know? Anybody? There's you don't know Soros isn't giving money to
churches? Yeah, but
it goes further, John, this is not just about money. It's about
the entire participation we have opened up from day one pretty
much opened up production. With the pure production. Now it was,
I guess we kind of call it crowdsourcing. But the more we
got into it, the more we gave our producers responsibilities.
You know, we say, hey, you know, you got to do better on this,
you'll find this and find out what this is about, you know,
produce this, you know, change that. And we we've been managing
1000s of producers. And we that's why we have a great show.
We definitely have 1000s of producers, we're not going to
get rich off of it. But that's okay. No, that point has to be
made clear. Advertising is a better model for making a lot
more money than you should be making. Because you can bullshit
these advertisers.
And you're not actually concerned with making the
program you're concerned with selling the people that you give
the product to?
Yes, so you're selling out, set them up. That's what I was
thinking about this, again, which I do commonly when I think
about the big networks and their advertising. Because of all the
AI they do have a clip coming up on Tamiflu, which unfortunately,
misspelled you'll see it that these these networks, they have
this old audience of 60 plus people that you know that
listen, all the the network news are old and they're always but
you hear a complaints where we'd like to get a younger demo. And
when you hear that you should say No, you wouldn't, because
you don't want a younger demo. This is nonsense. You're lying.
You want the demo you have so you can sell these drug ads to
all these infirm people that are watching the nightly news. Your
true audience. Yes, that's right. And that's and I don't
believe for a minute that they're sincere when they say
they want a younger demo. No, I don't. And when they people
said, well, the TV audience is dying, because there's a lot of
old people. It's the TV audience is exactly what they want to
sell those ads, whatever it is,
yep. They aren't because they are dying.
They are dying. No one's coming into drugs. No, but the point is
the TV guys and anybody else they if they want a younger
demo, they know how to get it. Yeah. I mean, you watch Good
Morning America, which changed his demo out of the blue.
Because, you know, the ABC show, then became the number one show
because they had to switch their demo ran because then they
couldn't get anyone. I couldn't get their numbers up with the
old demo. And so they brought it down. They brought the Age down
and they did it on purpose. They can almost do it. It's almost
like they can just do it. attend
you make another excellent point that our demo is anything but a
demo. It's across the spectrum. We go from my what? 16 1516?
Nine, nine up into the 80s. Yes. And it's across all races,
religion, genders, sexual orientation, everything,
religion, all of it. Which is another reason why you know
where you fall outside of the
mold. That's my favorite part of it, by the way is that we don't
have a demo demo that we have to cater to. Well, our demo is
truth seekers.
You can't vote the truth. Vote that true. I still love that to
bumper sticker. All right, our next show coming up on Thursday
there will be a Grammys report after we find out who has to die
this year to vote.org/and Looking forward to it but while
you're hanging out with your buddies want to propagate the
formula our formula is this
the hit people in the
US I'm assuming that with the Grammys, you will be looking for
the satanic material.
I've always the Illuminati segment. We're looking for
checkerboards we're looking for creepy horns. We're looking for
pyramids, we're looking for all
you know, I can't watch the Grammys. I find it very tedious.
I just can't I just
I love watching them.
I have a business award show. Yes, I
am. Alright, now back to our Well, I guess I can open up the
segment again.
And now it's time
for your sexual harassment
or sexual harassment update. First, I'd like to say that
Rosanna Arquette just came out this morning. Article in I think
was Page Six but it was apparently an interview. Female
agents told me to keep quiet about Harvey. This follows in
your your assertion that the women are just as complicit in
this.
Their their maybe might say more complicit because they should be
looking out for their fellow sisters.
Our cat who alleged Weinstein attempted to sexually assault
her in the 90s recalls to Sheila Weller on next stripe, quote, I
told people in the industry about my experience with Harvey
in the hotel that day, I didn't hide it. When I told them I
would hear I'd keep my mouth shut about that. If I were you,
even from female agents. I heard that morning and thought okay,
no one's going to believe me. My words will get back to him. I'm
ft. Yeah. So nice. So you should name the agents by name, I
say the name these agents and casting agents and agents should
be named? Yes,
I've totally bring it out. I
mean, that we're going to do that that's what's going to
happen at Michigan State. When we have this, for example, I
have a couple of questions. I
wanted to say something about the Michigan State. Now,
obviously, this guy is evil. And they got he got sentenced to
what it you know, 500 years. Everyone wants to kill him rip
him apart. But there is something to be said, for the
mental disorder that he has. And to understand that and I hope
that maybe someone will, you know, be assigned to get in
there to, you know, investigate what's going on, you know, how
does this happen? We have a living guy.
You know, he's gonna get shivved within a year. Yeah. But
it seems like that's instead of just throwing him in the break.
We also need to understand what happened and I don't hear any
anything about that.
It's just like, he's III think you're right, you're right. I
mean,
abuse, particularly sexual abuse usually comes from people who
have been abused. And it's, it's a very vicious circle, it just
perpetuates from one to the next certainly, and father to son,
mother to son mean, father to daughter, it works in all cases,
but father to son, I think would be a big one. And, and we just
we're never going to stop anything. If we don't do any of
the work and figure out what happened. How did this guy
become this way? And it is,
how did it become a part of the system, which is what they're
discussing now? Yes, at Michigan State. So let's listen to the
this is just a snippet and not to ISO I want to play the ISO
next door. I have a loose talk about this. But this snippet
some of the survivors of Nasser's abuse sitting down with
2020s Elizabeth Vargas,
there were at least 17 officials at MSU in some capacity, whether
coaches trainers or at least three psychologists who received
reports of what Larry was doing, not a single one of them
reported. Not one
the entire US gymnastics board ordered by the Olympic Committee
to resign says it will do so
Do the Olympic Committee quit haven't they're making the
gymnastics group quit by the way, they this team is not going
to be a winner anymore. They've closed down the facilities where
they were there was run by some Romania. This is a bad, bad
year. Yeah, it's gonna be a bad period long gonna be a long
drought. But they, I thought it was interesting that there were
17 people that this woman identified that we're all at
Michigan State, which is where this really that where this all
began. And, and nobody did anything, including some
psychologists, but for anybody out there is ever going to do a
clip for anybody. I love the way this this woman who was one of
the gymnasts, the way she put and emphasized her phrase so if
you're if you get picked up and you get Yannick you got a camera
on you realist and this is the ISO listen to the way you would
you say something but you say it twice, in a way that that will
always get clipped.
Not a single one of them reported.
Not one. Not a single report not once was he's actually said the
same thing twice, not what we already know, not a single one,
not one is redundant. Right? But it's such a great, strong clip.
To To reiterate, you have a phrase long phrases you have to
say and then you reiterate it with something to two words
somehow. And you will always get on the air and particularly
if you end it like that. I agree with you, by the way this so
this is media training from the curry Devorah Consulting Group.
As someone who was a frequent clipper, I think I clip about
120 clips a week. Probably about about like that. If I got a clip
like that, where it's so when it's doubled, and then she ends
on a hard
finish. Not a single one of them reported. Not one, boom,
you're right. As well done.
Absolute dynamite and they did a good job of getting that out of
her. She was, uh seemed a little annoyed too.
All right, can the Navia well,
okay, right, can nav and now we have the Yeah, i This story was
interesting to me go on. Sorry. Well,
I have a couple of clips. So we have, as I said, or before the
reg two liters of provincial party stepped down from
leadership after sexual misconduct allegations and one
of Troodos ministers. But we'll start with the resignation and
denial from the first guy. Who is this this guy's name? Brown
a couple of hours ago, I learned about troubling allegations
about my conduct and character. And I'm here tonight to address
them. First, I want to say these allegations are false,
categorically untrue. Every one of them, I will defend myself as
hard as I can. With all means at my disposal. It's never okay.
It's never okay for anyone to feel they've been a victim of
sexual harassment or feel threatened in any way. Let me
make this clear. A safe and respectful society is what we
expect and deserve it. And no one appreciates that more than I
do. I've got two younger sisters who are my best friends. I've
grown up in a family that has taught me good values. My values
and beliefs are those that we need to move forward to
eradicate sexual violence and harassment across the province
across the country. Everywhere. I know the court of public
opinion moves fast. I've instructed my attorneys to
ensure that these allegations are addressed where they should
be in the court of law. In short, I reject these
accusations in the strongest possible terms. It's not my
values. It's not how I raised it's not who I am. walks off,
are you saying women are liars? Less.
Are you saying these women are liars or Trudeau was asked about
this?
And let's go back back this up a little bit that what was I got
it. I didn't follow through and clip it. This guy was accused of
what does
sexual misconduct allegations? Sexual? I do not have a
specifics. I don't know if there are specifics. But he's he
resigned over it with that statement saying I'm going to
fight this in a court of law where it belongs. So we'll see.
But then you have wanted
to do something illegal. You always go into a court of law,
because well, I that's where he wants it. That's what he said
he's instructed his lawyers to somehow get this into into a
court of law but if no one's filed charges, I don't think
that will happen. Okay,
today was asked about inappropriate behavior.
Allegations from can't hire her who is I think it's in this
report what his job is. Well, there's some women are speaking
up about your sport and disabilities minister can hair
support and disabilities minister saying that he made
unwanted comments about their bodies and that Troy Yeah, he
had said this, I do know, he had said to someone, you're yummy,
though, which is, I don't know what you're what you're
thinking. If you say that to a woman, you're not going to get
in anyone's pants by saying that, I'll tell you right off
the bat. Hey, baby, you're yummy. So that's what he said
unwanted
comments about their bodies. And during his time in the Alberta
legislature, some female political staff would not get in
an elevator with him, because he made them feel uncomfortable. So
if we believe these women, what do you do about Minister hair?
Obviously, as I've said many times throughout this week, it's
really important to believe and support any woman who comes
forward with allegations of sexual harassment or, or sexual
assault. And that's exactly what my government and myself we do.
I don't need to remind anyone of the positions I've taken from
the very beginning of my leadership on issues surrounding
this I'm with blah, blah, my support for women who stepped
forward with with allegations of this nature, and that continues.
I haven't yet had the opportunity to speak directly
with Kent, I will in the coming hours. And we will have more to
say before the plane lifts off.
I need our can the Navy and producers to get me some info on
this. All of this, to me smells a bit like political hackery.
Maybe some opposition trying to get people out. It was time.
Yeah, that's what I need more specifics than the guy says
yummy. And the next thing you know, all hell breaks loose. You
can't get in an elevator with the guy. Yeah. So he must He's
drooling. Maybe the drooling and ogling you. I mean, oddly, no
one's talked about this. Oddly. That's a bad thing. They're good
guys are OGL. Yeah. And that. Yeah. John
Douglas getting it's worse than that. Now, Amazon has already
announced if you ask, it's and I do this all the time. I'll be
like, you know, hey, hey, Alexa, you bitch. Why don't you tell?
Why don't you put that on the shopping list. But now she hears
that she's going to refuse she won't answer if you use lewd or
sexist language. And where's the fun in that? Will besides
that it's a stupid box. It's not even a person or a thing.
It's unsalted.
It just salted.
It does humanize the box though the talking to? Yeah, it's
smart. It's interesting marketing. I have three clips
that I think will tie into yours about when Steve Wynn who was
also accused of sexual misconduct and what it sounds
like, what I from what I could read, is he had to end he was in
the middle of the divorce with his wife, which was a huge, huge
divorce. And she's come back now and says now i i found out that
there was some sexual harassment going on, and that my ex husband
did and that's a detriment to the company. So now I want to
renegotiate my settlement terms. Before that we'd never heard of
this. We had never, you know, during the whole exists took
place in 2005. And what apparently he'd have someone
come up giving massage, and he's like, Hey, baby, can you massage
a little bit higher? And most of the women said, No, or Oh, Mr.
Wynn, which is probably appropriate. I've never met him,
but he seems like a douchey old Kook. And but one of them
succumbed and had sex with him. And so this is all coming out
now. And he's had to resign as the financial 1005 Yeah, he's
had to resign now as the financial officer of the RNC,
which we'll get to, but first let's listen to a couple of
quick clips. This is MSNBC. Tying this into Trump, which is
of course what you want to do
housekeeping staff was proud to say no with him. So with the
with when the fact that he's abusing abusing the trust
between a massage therapist and a you know, one of her clients
and and these mannequins manicurist is not an accident
here. That relationship between management and union between CEO
and union is very vast there and very open to the kind of
extortion and threats that you see him issuing all the way down
to paying hush money, as our president is alleged to have
done with stormy Daniels so this is a very you guy spread
problem. abuse of power.
Yeah, it's exactly the same. Stormy Daniels he had
sex with a porn star and he paid her off to shut up That's not
quite the same as someone who works for you who you're
pressuring into touching you inappropriately. So good work
MSNBC, and be
their worst, this unbelievable, but it's it's hard to believe
how bad they are. But as
we know, the truth always wants to come out. So what's really on
their mind? That really does come out especially
when asked if Virginia is about that Steve Wynn, the political
donor, he occupies a very senior position within the Republican
Party. There has been deafening silence here from the RNC on
what's been reported by The Wall Street Journal. And there have
been calls here for the RNC gather candidates to return
money. How does all this going to be processed? Do you think,
you know, we see the role that he plays you just donating and
guiding money to various candidates, because most of us
would rather
talk about sex than about massage has gone. I mean, sorry,
would rather talk about politics and about massage has gone
wrong.
That's exactly what they want to talk about. There's your
Freudian slip, that's all MSNBC wants to once we get. Let's put
some sex into it. Yeah.
I was quite telling ya, I'd say.
And then this final one, which there's no, no factual evidence
for this at all, but I just loved how this was accentuated
about how creepy Mr. Wynn is. And then in some cases, he
pushed them beyond where they wanted to go.
Let me turn to you just have you react. There's so many startling
anecdotes in here. There's a climate of fear. He owns German
shepherds that will react to commands uttered in in German I
noted in this piece.
I have that I have another version of that same.
Come here. dog attack. rosebud.
This is just for for imagery. Yeah. You put it in the story.
We don't I keep her heard this. No, I didn't read about or
anything. I thought I know that. Steve Wynn if you watched him
with the President or anybody else with his new girlfriend,
you'll see that he's always being held. He's blind. Yes. And
but he's, you know, he needs to see kind of telling me that he
has service dogs. And I believe that the German Shepherds may be
part of his service. CADRE. Yeah, totally. But it makes it
sound like he's got a couple of attacks.
Yes, sir. Yes, service dogs and emotional support misuses? I
think that's his.
Now there was a I can't remember what movie it was. But there was
this movie or as a TV show or something where they had these
German shepherds that only spoke German. And I can't use like, I
can't remember what show it was. But he's one of these ominous
dark shows is a dark show. Yeah. And I think that was just an
imagery thing you want to you want to promote? Of course
it was it gives a whole boys from Brazil vibe. Right? Yeah.
Listen to the Ionis to German Charlie, who's What are you
saying to the dogs?
So let's start with when this is the ABC version of the story.
And this has got some whipsaws that are beauties
tonight shocking allegations against billionaire casino mogul
Steve Wynn, as we've moved through the years in the
development of our business. The Wall Street Journal reporting
that dozens of sources described a pattern of sexual misconduct
by when including pressuring employees to perform sex acts.
When also serves as finance chairman of the Republican
National Committee, President Trump has called him a good
friend,
Steve Wynn, would you stand up? He's raising so much money for
our great Republican Party.
The Journal Article Five, what's that?
He says he calls him a good friend. They play this clip, but
they didn't say he's a good friend.
He's raising.
Let's just back it up to where they say that part. Here we go.
As finance chairman of the Republican National Committee,
President Trump has called him a good friend,
Steve Wynn, would you stand up? He's raising so much money for
our great Republican Party.
The journal article describes a 2005 incident where a manicure
says he forced her to have sex in his office suite. The journal
reporting when paid her a $7.5 million settlement, a massage
therapist alleging when would expose himself in a massage room
in his office suite. Jorgen Nielsen says he worked for 15
years at Wynn's casino and claims there was repeated
misconduct.
He was actually choosing one of the managers around that she
locked herself in
would not come up.
The Journals account saying a feeling of intimidation was
heightened at times by one or more of his German Shepherds
trained it to respond to commands in German. And David In
a written statement tonight when saying the idea that I ever
assaulted any woman is preposterous.
So that's ABC but to get to the bottom of The story actually
have to go to the other networks and this is the it seems to me
to be more about even though this was never resolved
Weinstein the same problem. I just find it weird that they
expected with this you know there's just a kind of a scandal
why they in your play win and returning the money one tonight
Las
Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn resigning as finance chairman of
the Republican National Committee after facing
accusations that he pressured women into sex acts when is also
one of the party's biggest donors. So will the GOP
candidates and lawmakers return the millions and contributions
he gave them? ABCs Kenneth bone from Washington.
I see this was the well, you made everyone give the Harvey
money back.
But the Harvey money never get would get returned?
I don't think so. No. Hillary said she would do something.
But now but the point is is that why is that the end of the clip
by the way? It is okay. Why would you give the money back
you probably spent it already was for the last campaign. Yeah.
I don't get this. This guy is like, whatever the guy did. He
don't mean much of his bundling. He was more of a bundler. It
seemed to me that he was a guy just donating money like Shelly
Adelson. Who does donate like a lot of money. You get the money.
The guy turns out to be you know, corrupt of any, any form
you give them. Why would you give the money back? It doesn't
make sense to me why they're emphasizing this. I mean, why
would you get the Why would you give the money back? I just I
can't I don't get it first. Well,
it's it's it's very odd. To altos. It's
a diamond heist.
It's a very odd social phenomenon, which goes like
this. So I would be a perfect example. I'm definitely not
starving. I'm doing okay. But if I win the lottery, and I win a
million dollars, there will be calls for me to give some of
that to charity. And it's an odd social phenomenon, or if or when
I want a lawsuit. Actually, this happens with lawsuits all the
time. It's like the or Here you go. Marky Mark Mark Wahlberg. So
we got pressured, you got pressured about the money that
he made fair and square and his his co star or actually woman
who was a real star in the movie. All right, we talked
about this in the show. Yeah. But she she only got near her
per diem. That's what she settled for. And so what does he
have to do? He's pressured he gives it to the March on
movement. It's an odd social phenomenon.
Yeah, but that's because you whenever you get the wrong
person here, it's like you're taking Marky Mark got it has the
money. Yeah, he got he got the money. He's supposed to give it
back. But it wasn't like a chair. It wasn't given. Okay.
All right. Let's talk about this a little more. Kryptos want a
little more information,
increasing calls for the Republican Party to return wins
donations. RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel vocal months ago when
the Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct allegations surfaced,
tweeting. He truly stands up for women, then returning once
things dirty money should be a no brainer. The RNC silent about
the money when race for the party.
And Kenneth Moen joins us live outside RNC headquarters in
Washington, Kenneth Steve Wynn today address his resignation,
calling the allegations against him a distraction.
That's right. Tom Wen also touted the work he's done for
the Republican Party and thanked President Trump tonight when
speaking out. But the RNC here and many of the GOP lawmakers he
raised money for quiet about those donations, Tom.
So that's I understand the connection they're making.
Do they really expect? I mean, it seems to me they're just
hounding the Republicans, of course, because this is a
distraction away from the Harvey Weinstein thing. It's just no
evidence that the Democrats any of them, especially Hillary gave
any money back though, and it was it was gonna give it you.
This is if you read Scott Adams book, you know, he says there's
things that really are not persuasive is by saying, well,
if like analogies are not very persuasive, and also well, if
you turned it around, if it was Democrats, instead of the
Republicans, which we always says you should never go on TV
without argument. That's kind of what they're doing. It's like
well
Well, I found it to be distressing. And I thought that
when scandal is kind of interesting, and I do think that
you Lane, the connection with the lane, his wife was ex wife
was this. This what this all cropped up, she brought it out.
That's what I understand. She brought this out to the
forefront and said, Well, you know, and then have been put now
in the lace statement from the board of directors saying, well,
if Mr. Wynn's services no longer available to, you know, to the
casinos and resorts, then you know, who knows what will happen
with our revenue, then yeah. And all of that seems to be her
motivation for renegotiating her settlement. So it could be very
true. I don't know. But you know, that's how it came. came
into view, as far as I understand.
I think that's probably true. Anyway, okay. Well, I just found
the whole thing. Not that the scandal is not a scandal they
have all the time and they're here and they're there. But this
give back the money thing. Yeah. When it has nothing to do with
this scandal. It wasn't like a direct connection. And he's
abundant, not necessarily all his money.
Anyway, the same can be said for Weinstein. I understand where
they're coming from.
I go there, and I couldn't give any of that. And this year
sexual harassment
update. It does. Indeed, I'd like to stay in Vegas for one
moment, as we continue to just be amazed, stand in wonderment
about the worst gun massacre in the history of the United States
of which we know absolutely nothing. We we know nothing. We
know everything. We have all kinds of crazy allegations. We
heard now that you know, well, if you didn't hear this, then
you'll hear this. Here we go. This is this is the later this
is what's the explanation. This is how you get rid of evidence.
So
right now it's six the brother of the gunman who opened fire in
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California today Bruce paddock is in jail for child
pornography. NBC for Sean Kenny's clean Mac live in North
Hollywood with information he's uncovered about the Las Vegas
gunman's brother. Today
we reached Hector Cruz by phone this afternoon. He was unaware
of the rest this morning, but says he filed a restraining
order against paddock when he refused to leave his auto shop
in 2014. He was squatting there he says it's the same business
where investigators from LAPD and the FBI started their
investigation into alleged child pornography charges. Today they
arrested Bruce paddock and charged him with 20 counts. It's
taken a few years to get to this point though. LAPD says they had
a hard time finding paddock until a tip led them right to
him that tip coming in from paddocks coming in after
Patrick's brother Steven shot up the route 91 harvest festival in
Las Vegas earlier this month, killing 58 and injuring
hundreds. It is unclear so far whether the brothers were in
contact before the shooting. But LAPD said its investigation was
completely separate to what the FBI was working on in Vegas.
Patrick, by the way is expected to be arraigned tomorrow
morning. He remains in jail tonight on $60,000 bond.
So, what what is troubling about this report is the lack of
information that you typically have in a report like this. So
if if and this is I think his brother is mentally challenged.
He certainly was experiencing homelessness and camping out in
other places didn't they find him at some home somewhere for
the disheveled but what's missing from the report is
police found, you know, troves of pictures on his laptop on his
computer, you know, none of that in here. None of it. I can't
find any public statement about exactly what they found. But the
tie into his brother, you know, because this is what it's going
to be. He was a crazed sex child you know, child sex, maybe
trafficking children, whatever it's going to be. It's gonna be
so horrific, but it's they're tying it into the shooter.
They're trying into his into his brother Steven, who remember he
had all child pornography, even though we don't have his hard
disk. So they're building the story. They're building a story.
And there's one other thing in this report that disturbs me.
Coming in after Patrick's brother Steven shot up the route
91 harvest festival in Las Vegas earlier this month, killing 58
and injuring hundreds.
Another thing about this massacre that troubles me is we
had 58 people killed. We had over 500 wounded not a single
one of those bumped the count up to 59 That's almost unheard of.
You know, the odds of all those people who were wounded
especially that huge number of wounded No, no other person was
was no other person died.
That's a good point. Good catch.
You can you can go on with this stuff for days. None of the
above bottomless
hole I've given up on it. Yeah.
No, no, I haven't. I have not given up on it. But it's it's
just we don't have yours. It's all yours. Hey, thanks, man.
Appreciate it. You're welcome. Very cool.
All right. Well, I got a couple let's go to the now this was an
ABC report. And I think that somebody knuckled under Do you
notice that we had the war? On Tamiflu. Yes, we've been seeing
that we retract it. So now I'm listening to a I only have the
end of this report. It wasn't going to play the whole thing
was too long. It was about the latest people dying there. Get
the flu. One minute they're dead. The next. And this was ABC
is the latest is the latest Frighteners from Friday. Wait,
wait. And they're there. The whole report is about using
Tamiflu in a very positive way. And then when they wrap the
report with Tamiflu, Tamiflu, Tamiflu, Tamiflu, by the way
never mentioning the alternative. Relenza, Tamiflu,
Tamiflu, Tamiflu, then they go to the end and they bring on to
one of their doctor experts. And she comes on to go on and on
about Tamiflu. And then they they promote Tamiflu
continuously through the end of this thing
to you at about that point. You heard from Lindsay their
caretakers caring for loved ones with the flu, should they be
taking Tamiflu as well? Let's dig into this with Dr. Ashton.
Jen's here tonight. And Jen, I know that your daughter has the
flu at home. We wish her a speedy recovery along with
everyone at home dealing with this but this notion about
Tamiflu, you were mentioning that you were on it, obviously
your doctor, it's easier to get. But it's really important for
people to consider this at home.
Exactly. And I also treat pregnant women. But in general,
the vulnerable high risk groups that should consider Tamiflu as
a prophylactic measure to reduce their risk of getting sick if
they've had direct contact. high risk groups include people over
the age of 65. Anyone with chronic medical condition like
asthma, pregnant women or anyone with a weakened immune system.
Those are the vulnerable groups.
And in the meantime, Jen, we'd heard for years that you have to
be on Tamiflu within 48 hours of symptoms, but you've learned
something else. Now.
That's really the old thinking there was that firm line in the
sand about the 48 hour mark. Now there's new data that suggests
that even after the first 48 hours of symptoms, antiviral
medications like Tamiflu can be helpful so that should not be a
reason to withhold treatment
or Dr. Ashton with us as well. Jen Thank
you. Well, sounds like somebody made an emergency media buy.
It sounds like an immediate buy to me. Yeah, and specifically
Tamiflu. Yes. I mean, you should the whole room I could play the
whole thing was three minutes was too long. Good catch. And
they're going on and on and on and on and on. And I mean,
before the last week when we did the show was like oh you take
Tamiflu you're gonna have a loosen nations you're gonna jump
off of a building. It's a horrible product doesn't work,
including reports that it doesn't work at all. And we go
from that to this. Yeah. Oh, yeah, take it anytime. 50 hours
or three weeks later, you can take it I have it for
prophylaxis, you don't even have the flu. Just take this stuff.
I have a BBC on Tamiflu side effects clip from 2009 from the
archives.
This is BBC News, the headlines at three o'clock. Doctors to
rethink on giving Tamiflu to children, as the research says
it can do more harm than good.
Good need to treat 13 children to prevent one getting
influenza. So a fairly small effects on preventing
transmission. Yeah,
they must have gotten so tired of this every single time that
flu season rolls around with all these negative reports are
coming out about all the horrible side effects and of
course, their side effects. But you know, it's not like people
spent a lot of time they get
side effects from the flu shots. By the way. I didn't mention
this. This whole report, which only played the end of the three
minutes not once mentioned getting a flu shot. Interesting.
It was all Tamiflu
and remember that there is a correlation between children
having bad side effects and having had Tamiflu and the nasal
flu vaccine the the mist,
right? Yes, I think we're the only ones that have ever made
that Now was this
a what what our did this Aaron, this was the main
NBC ABC nightly news is the six o'clock news. The big news, the
big one. Mm hmm. Not a slouch have a report?
No. Well, then that was a goodbye.
I'm sure. And it was a long contract. Somebody put a lot of
money down. It's sometimes fun sometimes.
When you're the face back That's
right, everybody a face bag report from Adams personal face
bag feed. And I don't typically do this, but I had to jump in
and go down the rabbit hole today was actually happened upon
my return from the Netherlands from the MTV alumni group. I'm
gonna do first names here because it's just easier because
there's a number of different people in this thread. So we
have Jennifer who I know then, but she really came in at just
the tail end when I was there. And she posted in the group A
now she calls it an article but it's not it's a blog post. And
the blog post title is white evangelicals. This is why people
are through with you. And this gets me always gets catches my
eye and I was like oh, that sounds racist. Let me read about
it. And so in the article, it's, you know, it's again, it's not
an article. It's like a rant. I'll just do just the opening
here. Dear white evangelicals, I need to tell you something
people have had it with you. They're done. They want nothing
to do with you any longer. And here's why. They see your
hypocrisy, your inconsistency, your incredibly selective mercy
and your thinly veiled supremacy. For eight years
they've watched you relentlessly demonize a black president, a
man faithfully married for 26 years, a doting father and
husband without a hint of moral scandal or the slightest whiff
of infidelity. They watch you deny his personal faith
convictions argue as birthplace and assail his character, all
without cause or evidence. They saw you branded scriptures to
malign him and use the laziest of racial stereotypes and
criticizing him. And it goes on and on and on. So you know, the
kind of article, but it wasn't the article I was really
responding to it was Jennifer's comment, her comment to this
article, and she posted it was agreed. evangelicals are far too
large of a bigoted cult with far too much power. Let's minimize
them.
Now, is that supposed to mean well,
thank you. When I read that, I was like, wow. And so I
go out and shoot him? Is that what she is? She's advocating
killing them.
So I post eerily similar to what the Nazis said of the Jews. Oh,
God,
I don't get involved. Adam, do you want to hear how this I
don't want to stir up the pot? I'm just gonna be a neutral
observer. He wants to hear how this went down. Oh, I know how
it went down. But I'm sure I'd love to hear it.
And remember, these are people I know. Ed Jennifer comes back.
Jews during the time of the Nazi uprising. We're not into
persecuting everyone who didn't agree with their point of view,
nor did they have the power to do so. I don't want evangelicals
dead by just don't want them to have a chokehold on the US
government as they currently do influencing laws that
detrimentally affect me and millions of others. So she
clearly didn't understand that I was talking about her comment.
And by the way, it's not that the Jews were or were not
persecuting everybody. They were persecuted for having too much
power in the banking structure being blamed for the World War
One. Exactly exactly what you're doing. So I say it's your
persecution, persecution. That's the problem. Are you really that
tone deaf? But but I wasn't. I was in a mood.
Use the tone deaf word and it came out word as phrase
it came back instead of accusations and insults. Adam,
can you read the article and tell me what specifically you
disagree with just three points. I love that's that's a very
typical face bag thing to do. Give me three points of what you
let's have a conversation. And I say that this is about your
comment, not the article. And then I say first they came for
the Evangelicals dot dot dot. She comes back, Adam, you seem
to not understand this, which is really quite shocking. But the
evangelicals have already come for the gays like me. If you are
unaware of this, I urge you to read bills that have already
been passed with those who identify as being evangelical or
evangelical friendly. Now I was not going to get into this I'm
not gonna get into like you're already in knee deep but I
wasn't getting getting into the bills because you know what has
what has actually hurt you? And what is I guess I'm an
evangelical friendly because I will I post the second year i i
Follow up I say you're a bigot. Do you not understand the
meaning of the word if you disagree? Vote someone else in
office to represent you. Who are you going to attacks neck attack
next, the Muslims? I hear they really hate the gays. You talk
like a bigot. And that's where I got out. But this
I would have gotten I would have run for my life after.
But it's not exactly what she's saying. aren't aren't Muslims
hurting gay people?
Most people don't know about but bigotry even means
you know absolutely nothing about me clearly your world is
very small, and you are clearly a very angry person who hides
behind the Internet to hurl insults. If I sound like a bigot
than you are a moron. I have tried to have a rational
conversation with you even though you've posted nothing but
insults and falsehoods on my page. When did you get so
clueless and rude? Then in comes Rhonda problem probably since
they delivered him headfirst with forceps blocked Jennifer
Block. I know you can block him. And then she follows up. Oh
yeah. Adam schmuck face what the Nazi said of the Jews was
vermin. I need some soap made from human fat and new tattooed
skin lampshades. Oh, I'd like to beat that baby against the
lamppost in front of its mother. Ooh, I want to kick that old
lady's teeth in you ask. I think that's the definition of
unhinged,
unhinged. Yes, Jennifer Got my hands gently.
Wait, Jennifer comes back. Seems like Adam curry is trying a new
route persona to try on one of those podcasts he produces that
no one listens to desperation really is the worst cologne.
Wow, I like that line. Desperation is the world's worst
cologne.
Paul chimes in. I'm sorry. Is there something wrong with not
wanting to be persecuted? Not sorry. Jennifer comes back.
Paul. Don't you understand that when you point out the obvious
bigotry of a group you yourself are the bigot. Yeah, that's how
brain dead the defenders of the evangelicals have become wild.
Right. Rhonda comes back, not brain dead. Living in bizarro
world is more like it. I've been through with every extremist
religious group for as far back as I can remember. But these
folks really deserve their very own spot in hell they wish on
everyone unlike themselves. And they cray cray. This MTV people,
man, they cray cray they cray cray. Yes. And they all comes
back. He's he Paul's trying to get pick up chicks. I'm a white
heterosexual man. So it certainly is not my persecution
I'm concerned with, but call me crazy. I'm concerned about other
people being persecuted. And I have empathy for them. And
that's exactly what Jennifer wants to hear who says you're
not crazy, Paul, you're just a rational, compassionate human
being. We need a lot more of you in the world these days. And so
then I'm done with it. And I post, hey, this is all great
show material. Thanks. And that was?
Yeah, break through the windows next.
Sometimes, sometimes a drag when you're on the face back?
I thought my comment initially was reasonable.
No, none of it was reasonable.
I don't like I don't like people group. When you group people in
with, you know, not all evangelicals are, are writing
laws to destroy, you
know, it's just every single one of them not. That's why they're
doing that as we speak.
That's why you can't say the gays because it's not one group.
And the LGBT community is also a horse crap. Because it's not
isn't that not the same all with the people with the same ideas,
in fact, quite different.
poking a hornet's nest with a stick.
Well, someone had to do it.
Well, at least you got to work riled up
get the blood pressure. But they did. They didn't block me.
They still didn't block you. It's funny. Like their numbers?
Well, speaking of such, you know, everyone's real, real Coy
and easy to call someone a Nazi here in America. A woman who was
when she was boarding an airplane, or should we want to
get on a plane to Frankfurt International Airport. She's 49.
She's a professor. And I think the their their version of the
TSA was telling Reuters now do you have too many liquids for
your carry on? And you know, just how that went back and
forth, and back and forth? And then she said, Well, you German
Nazis. And they arrested her. Because you can't do that in
Germany. And I think that's a good lesson. Now, who was this
person just anxious? Just some woman? American American? Yeah.
And the article actually says the American she was Jewish
American. The article says I don't I don't think that's
important.
I don't think it's important either. But you asked, and what
is funny,
you know, and so she was getting hassled, and she said, you know,
and they said, Look, you she called the police Nazis and say,
Okay, we're locking you up. Because this is not appropriate
to call someone a Nazi. That's why in the Germans or
stay in Germany with the German laws it gets you can't even
display a swastika.
Right. But that's my point is get a clue. It's not cool to
call someone a Nazi at any point, and it really takes away
from the power of what that really means. A real Nazi.
Good that that happened
was apparently tennis Sandrine to have that right. Tennis.
tenis what's the guy's name? Who's the who's the? Sandrine
tennis player? San good
tennis players name is tennis. Yes. Yeah.
Tennis. Sandrine. Yeah, yeah, so you've been following what's
happening with him?
No off.
So he I guess this is like a two parter. He advanced to the next
round. I know nothing about what tournament is he playing? I
think the Australian Open Yeah, I didn't know that the
Australian Open and on his Twitter feed he apparently
follows Mike siRNA which you know a couple other people Yeah,
mighty may read retweet Big Mike. And so the press is just
all over
it attention to your social media output, which includes
some political things. As you might be considered outside the
mainstream, for instance, on June 15, Nicolas Fuentes will
leave attended the white nationalist rally in
Charlottesville. Now, do you not think that you should be
concerned about linking your socials that ranking? Is that
Lincoln? You've written on your bio, the RTS and not
endorsements. But there is quite a regular pattern. Somebody like
Mike Cernovich. Also on your on your feet? I believe you debated
Pizzagate debated. Interesting. I just wondered if you were
concerned about having yourself connected to some of these
controversial things.
I mean, now, I'm not concerned about it. Look, who you follow
on Twitter, I feel like doesn't matter even a little bit. You
know, what information you see doesn't dictate what you think
or believe. And they think it's crazy to think that I think it's
crazy to assume that to say, well, he's following X person.
So he believes all the things that this person believes.
That's ridiculous. That's not how that's not how information
works. If you watch a news channel, you wouldn't then say
that that person who's watching the news channel thinks
everything that that news channel
out. I got it. I really appreciate what tennis is doing
here. But have you ever heard anyone talk about Fox News,
including President Obama, that anyone who watches Fox News is a
blithering idiot? That's exactly how it works. But I like what
he's trying to do. It's out
you wouldn't think that I'm not concerned about it, you would.
And I don't think that any kind of engagement in that way,
dictates that you then are right in there with that particular
person.
So that goes on for a little bit. And then he
built on a second. Why does the guy say, Hey, I'm a tennis
player.
That's exactly what he did the next time he Okay, he moved
ahead. And he started off the press conference with a
statement in the statement was, I'm here to talk about tennis,
you know, who I follow on Twitter. And what I do on social
media is completely and irrelevant to the topic at hand,
which is the game of tennis. I'm not going to play that whole bit
for you. But I will play you just the ending of his statement
at the beginning of the press conference and the first
question from the press,
humanize with pen and paper and turn neighbor against neighbor.
And so doing you may actually find your hastening the hell you
wish to avoid. The hell we all wish to avoid. It is my firm
belief that the highest value must be placed on the virtue of
each individual regardless of gender, race, religion, or
sexual orientation it's my job to continue on this journey with
the goal of becoming the best me I can and to embody the love
Christ has for me for answer to him and him alone. I'll take
questions about the magic
and that's a problem right there because all he sounds like an
evangelical
Yes. Thank you.
First of all, congratulations on your on your travels a long way
from Tiburon. And after on the match, you have a racket in in
Shanghai racket. That was fair, do you think it's okay to come
into and speak to us on how we dehumanize and what proper
take I'd say about the tendency This is about the tennis
but out there on the court today you both have brackets Yes. Why
is it okay that you can make yours? Your comments and we can
stop being about tennis. I was fine talking about tennis. I'm
fine talking about a lot of things but you know I feel like
this this has gone very far away from so the first
thing that guy says Do you really think it's okay to tell
us what we can ask you? I mean they media really is gone a
little off the rocker on this one. They really think that
their ship doesn't stink where the guy like what do you say
you're you're actually creating the hell that you are you claim
to protect us from you're putting brother against brother.
Yeah, well, his neighbors against neighbors No.
But news so his his tennis career will just not be won't
work. I mean, he's not he can't get any endorsements. I mean,
he's gonna be
you get your endorsements. If you get championships he's gonna
be a white supremacist that just some guy well even rules he wins
championships and the white supremacist. Everybody's a white
supremacist now.
Yeah, yes, everyone's a white supremacist. I'm sure the MTB
group will call me out as such any day now. Yeah, well, you
blonde. That's a good start. I see a blonde
Nordic you're their white supremacist or one of those
Nordic aliens
wants to do just before we take our break here. And that is
possible. By the way I certainly the the tall blondes. I do
resemble that. I'll be the first to agree. We had some
interesting news come in about the Hawaii. I pause nuclear
missile alert.
There's also news tonight about the false alarm of an incoming
missile causing 38 minutes of panic. You'll remember in Hawaii
will the FCC tonight now saying the emergency management
employee who accidentally issued that alert is not cooperating
with investigators. Residents, you'll remember were warned a
ballistic missile was inbound and told to seek immediate
shelter.
It just keeps getting better. not cooperating I don't not sure
what that means.
But, Prime Minister they won't answer questions from ABC. No,
no,
it was it was that's no that's not what you said. No, no, we're
not answer the FCC. There's also
news tonight about the false alarm of an incoming missile
causing 30 minutes of panic. You'll remember in Hawaii. Well,
the FCC tonight FCC Emergency Management employee who
accidentally issued that alert is not cooperating. Yeah, the
FCC Okay,
he's not cooperating. So what?
Well, it just makes it a little more fishy. Since we don't
actually know what happened. The
whole thing is fishy. You prove that a show or two ago and
Oregon
has had similar issues
in Portland Tuesday morning. Another false alarm, this one
from Oregon's Department of Transportation through the
agency's trip check website, it sent out an alert and tweets
saying on i Five, one mile south of I 84 an aircraft crash has
occurred. ODOT spokesman Don Hamilton says the alert was
false.
We were conducting a test and it instead of being private and
internal, it went public. And for about four minutes, there
was an alert out there that there had been a plane crash
when of course there had not been any plane crash.
So the tweet I saw was still up about two and a half hours later
how that happened.
We worked to get some of the automatic tweets down. But it
took a long time to chase down some of the tweets that are
generated automatically.
Hamilton says a technician made the mistake.
Anytime you're doing a test scenario, you have certain
computer programs that you do. And for some reason, in the
course of this is this went live and it went external instead of
internal. This has happened before in the last 10 years
happened. I think two other times, we're taking steps to
make sure that we won't see a repeat of this in the future.
Isn't this at a certain point, the equivalent of yelling fire
in a crowded theater? I mean, isn't it to be punishable? I
mean, you you can't just make these kinds of mistakes. And
this is clearly I mean, this would not even be a test or a
drill message. This is them horsing around. Hey, I know what
happens if a plane crashes into the bridge? Yeah. Yeah, I don't.
The whole thing is bothersome and technology is not our friend
in this case. And I think we're going to see we're gonna see
some actual deaths take place because of a fake alert. And
it's stressing that
tech in there who I'm sure
it's stressful, it's stressful the people.
That's what makes me wonder whether some of these tests
aren't really test of the public of the public.
Well, that's that's I think that's a distinct possibility. I
like I know that you're a little annoyed by the light keeping on
these stories, because eventually, you keep out you
stay in it long enough. And then it turns out, here's the proof
I've been looking for that was bullcrap, such as the Guardian
article from Wednesday, October 12 2005. This was the big news
at the time from the United Nations, that the United Nations
declared there would be 50 million environmental refugees
by the end of the decade due to climate change. There are well
founded fears that the number of people fleeing untenable
environmental conditions may grow exponentially as the world
experiences the effects of climate change. Dr. Bugatti
said, this new category of refugees needs to find a place
in international agreements. We need to better anticipate
support requirements similar to those of people fleeing other
unviable situations. And everyone shines in, you know,
the Red Cross, and everybody agrees. And they'll countries
like Yeah, well, we'll take a couple and and of course, now
you fast forward. You fast forward? Three. Yeah. And it
turns out that in every single one of the countries mentioned
that not only are there no refugees, but the population of
these countries has grown significantly. It's equivalent
to the snow in the Snowdome. Yeah, but the new method and
this kind of kind of caught my eye when we were looking at the
Yes, South Africa. No, no, was it the water shortage zero day
in where's it?
South Africa? Yeah, right South Cape Town, Cape
Town. Thank you. And, you know, in that whole piece, which I
didn't play anything up, be able to say well, if you want one cup
of Coffee that takes the equivalent of 1800 litres of
coffee one coffee bean takes takes a million gallons of water
for one coffee bean you waste wastrel and I'm
calling this a new method of trying to convince will coerce
people into doing into certain behaviors. Yeah well seem to
meet well now they're they're going after the the sandwich to
the yes this sandwich you
have evidence of this?
Yes scientists at the University of Manchester have found a
surprising global warming culprit. Sandwiches. In the
first study of its kind, the researchers carried out an in
depth audit of various sandwiches throughout their
lifecycles and found the triangular meals could be
responsible for the equivalent annual carbon emissions of 8.6
million cars in Britain alone, just for one sandwich. The
sandwiches eaten so they give a little background on the on the
history of the sandwich which would you like to hear that one
paragraph? I didn't know the history of the sandwich. Do you
know the history of the sandwich?
Well, I thought it had to do with Lord sandwiches. Yes, in
1762 or so the story goes. The fourth bullshit story by the
way, the fourth Earl of Sandwich rocked the culinary world when
he couldn't be bothered to leave the gambling table to eat and
ordered his servants that just sticks and meat between two
slices of bread for him. Since then, the modern sandwich has
become one of the most popular of food formats.
I luxuriously you'd have to wonder what bread was used for
before this.
Yeah, Wonder Bread of course, from the Earl of wonder. So now
they break it down. And what researchers have found that not
all sandwiches are created equal and that some varieties have a
larger carbon footprint than others. The highest footprint
was found in premade prepackaged all day breakfast sandwiches.
This is very British. This is when you buy at the gas station.
They contain eggs, bacon, sausage and are kept packaged at
these you can get these at McDonald's you get them at Jack
in the Box. You are not not a sandwich. You get them every
dollars you get them at Burger King.
I'm just this is I'm just using. I'm just saying that this is
something big in the UK. But all of this is estimated to add up
to 1441 grams which is three point 18 pounds of carbon
dioxide equivalent or sandwich Yes, or roughly the same as
driving a car for 12 miles.
So if I eat one cent or I have one sandwich, you're driving the
car what
you have polluted for 12 miles. Wow. So I'm like okay, this is
to not eat anything. Is that the idea? No. No, here's the idea.
All humans must die.
The man just you can't eat your sandwich. No kill all humans.
The Manchester researchers aren't anti sandwich. But they
do say they do say that changing recipes and packaging while
reducing waste could result in a 50% drop in sandwich related
carbon emissions
as the second attack on pret the mache
Yes, along with the BSA. They claim that something as simple
as reforming the sell by date system could save over 2000 tons
of sandwiches in Britain being wasted each year. So the title
the strategy here
is sell stale sandwich yes,
we need to change the labeling of food to increase the use by
date as these are usually quite conservative says team member
Professor adults they're not commercial sandwiches undergo
rigorous shelf life testing and are normally safe for
consumption beyond the use by date stated on the label. So
they want to have people buy tail sandwiches that have
possibly gone bad. And yes, so they want
to put humans all humans Yeah,
it's exactly right. We want to put humans at risk to save the
humans or to save humanity.
Bow Well, that's that would be Clip of the Day. We had
something a clip, something clipped.
Unfortunately, I got nothing.
I'm gonna show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine
all the people who could do that. Well yeah, that'd be fun
and here we go. There are people left off as far as I'm
concerned. Okay, and so you're gonna have to give us a call.
No, don't give us a call.
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No I never I bowled with professionals by never built
professional but I was on the University of California bowling
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Sport?
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frames? A couple of
years ago I did there's a there was a bowling alley that had all
artificial surfaces and I wanted to bowl on it went over there.
There was an old ball of shoes.
Just gonna say do you have your own? Do you have your own ball?
Oh, yeah, of course. You have more than one ball? Yeah, I've
got a bunch of balls.
Nice. My balls. Well, maybe we should have a bowling meet up.
Should we? That's cool. You can rent out a whole bowling alley.
You can rent a few lanes.
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Indeed, and I will have a report. On the back of a wine
report. I am doing wine report. So went to the big wine tasting
for today or for the next show.
I could do it today. I don't have much else in the way clips.
But I do want to announce that I will be cooking sorghum tonight.
Wow, that's great. John. How are you going to prepare the
sorghum? I'm more interested in that than the wine today
actually.
I think I'm going to just do a simple cooked sorghum which
would be one half cup of sorghum to two cups of water. So it
looks like a four to one thing. And and then it just what do you
expect? Pepper and a lot of butter.
What do you think? Yeah, not always helps. What do you think
it'll taste like? Do you think the consistency will be
right to know what it's like stuff? Keen watching a while,
whatever. qinhuai Whatever that stuff. It looks like it looks
like big version of qinhuai and so a baby's gonna be something
like that kind of. I'm sure the flavor is mediocre and is not as
good as rice but at least you have we'll have a report, but
I'm sure I can season it to make it taste good. You're
doing it for the butter and salt. Yeah, I think you'll be
able to do the trick thing I think Well on the food tip the
war on cash now moving to restaurants
if you're hungry for lunch at this restaurant, you better
bring a credit or debit card. When Michael Kaplan open two
forks in New York one year ago, he accepted cash the first few
weeks
we were noticing that with every cash transaction, the payment
process was slowing down significantly. But after doing
some research and seeing that generally everyone was paying
with credit cards anyway, we thought that that was a good
next step. He
made his restaurant cashless, no cash allowed.
I don't really carry cash. So I think it's great because it
makes everything go a lot faster.
I think it's great that discussion. But
what if someone only has dollars real money?
Maybe one person's like, you know, they'd go for the cash
instinct, and they're like, Oh, you cash us and then we explain
they're like, Okay, you know what, I don't even like cash
anymore.
Kaplan admits each week a handful of people come in with
only cash, he doesn't turn them away.
They have exact change. We'll give it to him if we can get
close enough, but we always try to work with the customer.
According to a 2016 consumer payments study. 40% of Americans
prefer paying with a credit card 35% with a debit card and just
11% favor cash. Also, going cashless is dos Toros, a chain
of 14 Mexican restaurants.
I rarely ever have cash. So generally, I'm gonna use my
debit card or credit card for the points,
any sour cream cheese
lettuce, but some customers still prefer to use dollars.
Couple of weeks ago when I came in and tried to pay cash and
they're like we're cashless I first I was a little annoyed
because I like I come in here the exact amount I like paying
that it's convenient
for someone like me who wants to move very quickly. But I suppose
the community alienates a certain group of people.
And the cashless trend is growing. Just this week, the
first Amazon Go store opened in Seattle, a convenience store
with no cashiers, no lines, you pick up your items, and the
cards stored on your phone is automatically charged as you
walk out the door tucked in popped out maybe the whole
process to maybe three and a half minutes.
Oh, yeah. And most distressing about that report is the amount
of people of course, it's a man on the street. So they put it in
what they want. But that's the same point. Like I don't I never
have cash, I never have cash, who needs cash, hey, I'm on the
go. I don't need cash. I need to be fast. And distressing?
Well, the premise of the story with the very beginnings with
irked me, which was, well, we were using cash, but it was
taking so long to the transactions. It was taking so
long that we decided to go with the no cash. How does that work?
Well, it takes so long well to use cash because you have to
dwell too, too stupid money when I
was a kid. And this is something very unique to at least the
Dutch educational system, we were taught how to give change.
And we were actually taught in a way where you would count
backwards. So you would start with you know, it was 195. And
the way you do it, it was 195 Here's five cents. That's two
and you gave me a
thought that too. If you were old enough, I
do not believe this is taught anymore. I think course not
theirs. And you know, and just look at common core. You know,
it's like if you have to calculate how much change
someone's give, you know, you have to think about well, if the
train is going 300 miles an hour, and Bob is at point A and
I have to give back 695 And you know, it's like there's no way
they could possibly kids can't do this math anymore.
That's because they're not taught math. Exactly not taught
them to Intuos four, they don't want to learn No, no, no, no two
on Tuesday. No, no, no, no, you got to do it this way. Yeah, so
it's two and two and then you get it No, let's guess it could
be six but is it really that lets you know
so that's that's the reason for the slowdown, but this is not a
good a good development
even that that's not best bullshit too, because the
slowdown on all modern cash registers. You take the bill
amount and you punch it in and then you put the amount of cash
received in this cash register tells you what to return.
Yeah, exactly. Well, and then elsewhere in the in the whole
story, they said well in you pay 3% transaction fees. And he said
yeah, well we would have to pay to handle cash which includes
having enough small coins apparently there's a cost
involved in that having I'm just telling you what he said lies
having armored cars, take the cash to the deposit, you know,
all this stuff. Like, wow, I mean, if this is CNBC promoting
this, and what point can you say excuse me? This I mean, look, if
we can have a whole country go apeshit over a baker who doesn't
want to bake a gay wedding cake? Can we then not say hold on a
second, I have legal tender in my hand. You're
very clearly is and by law by law.
Thank you. Thank you. And you're discriminating against me
because of my beliefs in credit. My belief is my belief is
different. I do not believe in credit. I believe in or debit I
don't believe in debit either. I believe in having cash. Could I
have a case? Yeah, I think so.
The scripts told discrimination. And its cultural dispatch to it.
Also, it's cultural discrimination because a lot of
Muslims can't use
cran homeless people. But almost people told discrimination can
save up their their pennies and come in and buy something at two
forks because they are
the whole thing about the homeless. They're anti homeless
out. Yeah, anti homeless. Sorry,
we can't take your pennies get out of your bum
I'm going to track Austin this will be a trend here. I'm sure
because we oh yeah, the homeless here it's just it's
heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking.
I know a way to get rid of them. Just go cashless, I caught I
caught
an interesting interview with photographer, photographer.
Clayton is his name. I guess he goes by photographer plate and
like I would be peppered at podcast or podcast or curry.
Well, he apparently photographs, world leaders. And I like this
because he told us about his experience with Putin.
And more now from Davos where the very last session in the
main Congress Center this afternoon will include a man who
was born in London but made his name in New York through his
portraits of the powerful. The photographer platforms work
includes shots of American presidents, including Donald
Trump, and many covers of Time Magazine, including Vladimir
Putin and ang San su chi.
The only way I can describe it is like the backline to their
soul, as the only way I can describe what it's like to
connect in a human way you must talk to them was what's its
small talk, would you call it that? It's not small talk to me,
because it's things I actually really want to know. I mean, I
voted for it. I asked Putin if he liked the Beatles. And the
first thing is that he he asked his translators to leave the
room immediately. And he turned to me and imperfect English. She
said, I love the Beatles. And I said I didn't know you spoke
English. And he said, I speak perfect English. So I said,
Well, who's your favorite Beatle then? And he said, Paul, I named
my son Jude after he died. So I'm a huge Beatles fan. So this
is not small talk to me. This is something I actually want to
know. Because no one else told me King it serves a purpose you
are trying to put your subjects and trying to connect. I don't
really care about icebreaking. I'm trying to find their
humanity. And when he said, Paul McCartney, so I then said, Well,
what's your favorite song? Is it back in the USSR? And he gave me
the scariest look. But then, because perhaps I had been human
with him. And he realized that this authority doesn't work on
me. He smiled. And then he said, Actually, my favorite song is
yesterday. Think about it. And I thought about it. And then I
thought, my God, I'm being sent a subliminal message about the
old days of power in the USSR, by the most arguably the most
powerful man in the world through a Paul McCartney song.
I just liked it. Perfect English. We knew that.
Yeah, we just want our shows promoted that idea. Don't worry,
be happy.
I thought about that. But it's just not Beatles enough.
Interesting. It was interesting. I don't know that yesterday,
necessarily, is his interpretation of why he likes a
song people like that song. It's not because they're yearning for
the old days of the USSR. But okay, that's what you want to
do. Go there.
And 60 minutes. Bad one of Putin's best friends on
Margarita Simonyan. She is the Russian who runs our tea. This
was a good 60 minutes.
No, I missed it. Yeah. Well, I
pulled the clip just in case she did. And she started when she
was like 25. I think we were we might have even reported on that
at the time. Or I know she's come up in conversation because
I remember that she was very young. And this obviously
implies that She's sucking Putin off. And that's why she got the
job. And that's kind of the whole tone of the 60 minutes
piece.
She dismisses the US intelligence report that
assesses with high confidence that Putin ordered an influence
campaign aimed at the US election. And that RT Russia's
state run propaganda machine contributed to the influence
campaign. In this intelligence report there. I don't even know
how many references to you When you 727 references to you a
photograph of you and a cartoon of you, stepping over the White
House,
there's nothing illegal that we did. There's nothing murky.
There's no weird activity that we're involved in nothing weird
to most of our questions. Her answer was, Well, what about
you? Let's talk about Russian interference in our election,
which our intelligence agencies tell us happened.
You believe them, just like you believe they were weapons of
mass destruction in Iraq. Didn't you believe that? Continue to
believe that Russian interference in American
elections happened in five years? You will know that it
didn't.
It's also Facebook and Twitter say the same thing. Now. What do
they say? They do? They say they say that the Russians used their
websites to perpetrate pro Trump, anti Hillary Clinton
information.
I can't deny that there could have been Russian media that had
their opinion, on Twitter, on Facebook, whatever broadcast, is
that bad? Is that illegal? Isn't that what the American media do
as well? British media supported Hillary? No problem with that.
No interference? Nothing. French media supported Hillary. No
problem with that. Some Russian media supported Trump. Oh my
god.
Did our tea support Trump? No,
it did not support Trump was our fault is that it did not support
Hillary either. I know that. Yeah. I wanted to win somebody
who would be nicer to Russia.
Did you get that? No.
Is it even possible? Well, no. I like her.
But you do. That's good. And she's been she's not going to be
putting up with the crap from Lesley.
Be Seen here as appropriate.
Bye. Have two clips left already. So how do I birth rates
in California? Oh, boy.
fewer babies are being born in California. In fact, that number
hasn't been this low. since the Great Depression. New research
from the State Department of Finance as births are declining
at a historic pace. The key factor, the millennials appear
to be choosing to establish their careers before starting
families
know eventually that fertility will pick up. But that could be
50 years from now.
The worry is that a gap in births could lead to issues with
the state's workforce over the next 20 to 30 years. Uh huh.
Here's a story. Wait,
they got dogs. We got to count. We have 250 units in our
building. How many dogs do you think we have? 200. Now no, not
not like the 100. Think 100 is a lot. Yeah, it is for dogs. A lot
of millennials their dogs, dogs, dogs that have kids.
So Jesse and JC buzzkill Jr. went to Michigan because her dad
is having an operation and they hooked up with the local number
one Yeah. meetup that they were having on the Sunday that
they're coming back. And Jesse related the difference between
California itself just in general, maybe the millennials
have a lot to do because they don't hang out with anybody but
Millennials generally but when she went to the restaurant,
everybody in the restaurant you know was oh the baby the baby.
Look at the baby little baby. They're all fawning over the
baby and they're adorable. Adorable. They're all holding
the baby. They said they went to a Chinese restaurant for dinner
one night and the owner came out all fawning over the baby so
I'll hold the baby while you guys eat. This is new. It goes
on and on like this. You come back to California everybody.
Ooh, a baby.
Boy, yeah, keep your baby quiet. Your baby's bothering me.
Ha yeah. That's just lady haters say hey, babies in California.
No,
they they babies and children. They hate
children and they so you end up with this. You can see it in the
Midwest. Everybody's like fawning all over the baby. Over
out here. They all hate the baby and a baby because they just do
and you can come down and it's just the California has just
turned they've turned anti people they hate people. They
hate babies. They hate reproduction. They want everyone
to have an abortion to have an abortion don't have a baby. can
see the borax and Viva
dynamite.
I was waiting for a clip. This was much better
than maybe another guy get to others if you want them.
I'll do I'll do one quick one here. This is about the This is
Larry Larry Summers, who was President Obama's? Was he the
Secretary
of State or the treasury of the Treasury? Treasury? Yeah.
Council on Foreign Relations,
of course. And he says, and I think he has merit, actually,
with his claim here, that when it comes to the tax, the whole
sequence of how the tax law, the tax change was rolled out, which
we identified pretty much immediately with these bonuses.
And he's like, Yeah, we I think we kind of said, That's a great
marketing trick. And Trump probably had to deal with
somebody about some of these bonuses up front, because it
just happened way too quick. You know, all of a sudden, boom,
here we are in bonuses at
a board meeting or anything, right? Yes, exactly.
So here's what summers has to say about
it. I need you to give back. I think in many cases, the firm's
have to raise wages, because labor markets are tight. And so
why not curry some favor with the White House by linking it to
the tax cut. I think that it's a very common device. If you want
to get if you want to give somebody some money, but you
don't want to promise it to them on a continuing basis, you frame
it as a as a bonus.
Now, that makes no sense what he's saying there. No, well, if
I remember, Council on Foreign Relations is the globalist
operation that tries to take away our sovereignty want to do
with your money, you know, the United States, we went
globalism, and this Trump guy is just screwing it up.
So I think there's a lot of appearance management here. And
look, the corporate tax cuts gonna be for ever. If the firm's
really believe this had to do with the corporate tax cuts, why
aren't they committing the bonuses forever?
We're waiting to see if we're aggressive investment down the
road. Last question, Mr. Secretary, I mean, no doubt in
your mind that the Obama White House would have loved to have
had announcements like these from Apple and Starbucks and
Disney and Honeywell and FedEx, and Verizon and AT and T the way
we've had the
best that's quite a list. I didn't even know how many
companies had given a bonus that's snowballed.
And Trump expected it.
Obama administration
you heard all those names, too. He's like,
certainly always wanted to see more people hired when I think
the Obama administration frankly, had a more grown up
approach, which was to look at how many jobs were created or
saved month in toto in the economy, rather than to focus on
high profile.
This is good. They focus. That's right. They focused on this
month, we have 50,000 jobs saved or created, which was a total
bogus number. And that seems like oh, that we focused on
that. Yeah, no kidding,
each month in total in the economy, rather than to focus on
high profile announcements by particular companies. And if you
look, job growth in 2016, was considerably faster than job
growth in 2017. So I think you have a lot of stuff here. That
is PR.
Yes, he's right about the PR, but he's wrong about what how
he's trying to explain it all away.
Sour grapes.
Yeah. Go that sour grapes in the highest order.
And then you heard about the Nikki Haley rumor.
No, what about Nikki Haley? She's blowing Trump. Yeah,
exactly. That was so that was what Michael wolf was apparently
insinuating in his book that they had had sex on Air Force
One. seems unlikely. Here's Nikki Haley's response
is absolutely not true. It is highly offensive. And it's
disgusting.
If I were Trump attraction said Wait, wait, hold on a second.
Disgusting. Is not that bad. It is
absolutely not true. It is highly offensive. And it's
disgusting. I've literally been on Air Force One once and there
were several people in the room when I was there. I've never
talked to the President about my future and I am never alone with
him. Okay.
Yeah, the getting the getting down and dirty. Now is a good
question to notice. And notice how dimension be it always,
always comes down to sex. The worst thing you can do that is
not killing hundreds of 1000s of people. Now it's having you
know, sex or you know, or or weird sex Like pice sex, they
seem obsessed, obsessed with it. Just obsess. And when you keep
asking for sex stories, that's what you get.
Yeah, well, they get in a lot of them. Ah,
alright, take us home, John.
Well, I got a couple. But I think I'm gonna go with the just
a galling story that I have been following which is the car break
ins update.
Too many break ins, not enough arrests and alarming lack of
accountability in San Francisco's car breaking
epidemic. It's now prompting action from city lawmakers. Out
of more than 81,000 reports of car break ins during the past
seven years. 81,013 resulted interest 81,000 The police chief
says there's an average of 85 break ins a day in the city. He
says based on that number. It is not practical to have officers
show up and investigate every case is investigating. Breaking
hotspots most happen around very familiar big landmarks to
address the problem. San Francisco's DA is endorsing a
plan to make it easier for prosecutors to prove the crime
in court. How would
that worded to they can't and they because the law changed
anyway and they and all these guys know that nobody's gonna go
after him. So they bust these windows with those little
hammers. Yeah, a little pinball pain. Yeah, that being like a
ball peen. Even on the bus to the to it, you have to do that.
My advice is either drive a 25 year old Lexus, which is what
you do, which is what I do, and keep nothing in it and lock the
trunk with the button.
Here's my here's my advice, move.
How do I get in? Well, San Francisco is not a good town.
It's a bad town. It's filled with homeless, it stinks.
There's a poop map. I mean, I don't understand why anybody
comes to San Francisco ever. It's a terrible place.
Are you trying to increase your real estate holdings value or?
Well, it did good. suburbs are better but I mean, they have
they have sensors on the streets. So when you park in a
parking spot, and you put your money in the meter or your your
credit card because it costs that much. It's like 50 cents a
minute. You put your card in there and then pull it out and
you got like an hour, let's say or a half an hour and you leave
15 minutes early. The sensor sees that you left the parking
spot and resets the meter. So some poor schlub can't take
advantage of the fact that you overpaid goes right to red.
That's very good. The whole city's like this is a terrible
place. cameras everywhere. I think we should leave cameras
everywhere but they can't do anything about these break ins.
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