That's what I'm talking about. Have your mom do it. Adam curry
Jhansi Devorah
it's Thursday, May 3 2018. This is your award winning get my
nation media assassination episode 1030. This
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from phellinus and broadcasting live from the capital of the
drone Star state here in downtown Austin chaos in the
Klaviyo. The morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry, and from
Northern Silicon Valley where XL is the new M. I'm John C. Dvorak
and Buzzkill.
Well, I happen to be somewhat of an expert in women's clothing,
or are you talking about men's clothing?
about men's T shirts? Oh men's people. People only wear T
shirts nowadays.
Really, shirts are too expensive.
It is true that T shirt sizes are very unclear. Like when
Horowitz sent me the d h unplugged t shirt, the coveted
very expensive DH unplugged t shirt I might add. Yeah. Yeah,
the two atoms could have fit in this thing.
Or one programmer?
Oh, dudes named Ben. John has a four x.org. Yes. Yeah. Okay. Any
other reason for saying that? It was just that's just your that
was my thing. Just how you want to get into it today?
as well. All right.
I had a nice lunch yesterday with Sir Warren Carroll from
Indianapolis. He was in tie.
Yes. He's been itching to have lunch with you.
And he is part owner, co owner of a very interesting company
called bottoms up. Have you ever heard of this?
There's a bunch of bars in San Francisco called bottoms up.
Ah, yeah, different kinds of bar think. But no. He and his
partners invented a beer tap. Which of course comes with with
special cups that fills from the bottom up so you just place it
onto like a little round thing and and it pops up a magnet
valve inside the cup and it fills up the beer really
quickly. Perfect. Perfect head perfect everything
but I guess there's a great need for this.
He actually it turns out within six months, any bar or
restaurant that uses this improves their bottom line on
alcohol sales by 30%. Wow, to house what I said just by
seeing that pitch from place to place you can sell it right a
few of them and I say do this is
a great story these guys went through it's really very
interesting.
Yeah, there's less chance of the butt of the mug bins. It's
just it's just a world speed. It's just speed of filling up
the glasses really quick. You can YouTube it bottoms up. Yeah.
Make sure you have your your safe search on otherwise you
might get something wrong. But it's yeah, very interesting. So
we had a nice little chat and as I'm pointing out to you exactly
what's going on and we were right on the corner of of Second
Street. I'm saying look you know we got all these douchebags here
look, there's all the scooters driving by and lo and behold,
there was a homeless guy eating out of the trash can at the same
time. It's like Welcome to Austin as perfect as if I had
scripted it. It was fantastic. And he says he's like an Airbnb
you can like business Airbnb. So he got in around one in the
afternoon when you know most of the people in this apartment
complex went out there to the sounds like dog prison. All I
heard just dogs barking wherever you go. Because they're all
home. They're all home and you know their, their parents, their
parents. Their parents are gone.
Right to dogs. Yes. Yes. Totally. Well, I
sent you brought it up. I do have a kind of a matching clip.
Okay. Always have a matching clip and want to make sure you
upped the ante a little bit on you. To try the San Francisco
Bart addicts homeless mess of a
video went viral drug addicts shooting up as commuters walk
through a downtown San Francisco Bart corridor. This was a video
that shocked not only the viewers, but Bart directors as
well. ABC SEVEN NEWS REPORTER Vic Lee followed up with the
transit agency today to see what's been done since that
video went public last week.
This video was taken by a BART commuter drug users shooting up
slumped over and unconscious amid pools vomit. All of this
passenger tunnel at Civic Center Station
is still on drugs
to the city four years ago, he says the bard corridor is a
refuge from the elements people shooting up there. His buddy
Steve says Mark please do make their presence known. Anybody
that sits down and looks like The third lagering they make
leave, but not all the time, not when this video was taken. Ford
says he was taken early in the morning when Civic Center
Station just opened. When officers were on the shift
change. The addicts obviously learned the patterns of our
officers were making changes to those shift patterns. Changes
board has hired nearly two dozen new cleaners and they plan to
bring in even more janitors and community service officers to
patrol San Francisco's downtown stations. Civic Center's
stations, corridors were clean when we visited around midday.
There were lots of bad police, but they can't guarantee it'll
be like this all the time, because it's a societal problem.
Supervisors, President London breed who's running for mayor
agrees, saying that's why she wants safe injection sites. I
want to
try something that I know is actually working in places like
Vancouver, Canada
is also partnering with agencies that provide services to drug
users and homeless people. Basically, ABC Seven News.
Yeah, it's it's perfectly California. More cops and more
cleaners clean up the puke and clean up the homeless.
Well, they're not going to do anything. Of course, the couple
of points to be made here. One you know the classic answer in
San Francisco by the Board of Supervisors. Oh, it's a societal
problem. Yeah, this isn't even going on this isn't going on in
the Oakland BART stations by the way I should mention that the
other thing is they had this Oh by have my daughter mentioned
that on the one of the I think it's not the civic center but
the Powell Street exit there's they poop on the escalator. Why
so? So the poop goes, I guess it's kind of amusing because the
image of the thing and then it comes out through that little
that little kind of comb like it comes out in the poop kind of
accumulates. It's gross. Anyway, and it's amusing. It is to
everyone I guess, has nothing else to do. Now, the thing about
this report is the BART guy says well, you know, these these
geniuses have figured out when we do shift changes, and I guess
they caught us between shifts in his off guard
to get him those bastards.
He goes on and on. Meanwhile, meanwhile, as he's saying this
right behind him, and all throughout the report. There are
cameras in that hall. Oh, really? What is it? Take a look
at that
camera. Yeah, this is total horse crap. It is a it is not a
societal or cultural problem. It is a just a California problem.
I'm just going to hate on Californians all of us. And now
la la. Well, first of all, did let's not they're conflating two
things, drug abuse, and homelessness. And I think they
kind of go hand in hand often. And so and by the way, I'm not
against safe shooting sites where you can go shoot up that's
been proven to work under the right circumstances and depends
on what you're providing. I've seen it in the Netherlands. I
will never do California. No, I think they are don't they
already have one. I thought they had one somewhere. I don't know
Bakersfield or something. Now Los Angeles. Los Angeles has
criminalized sleeping in cars and RVs
was just like, oh, that's gonna help.
The last place that you know, that's when people are clinging
by their fingernails. They're sleeping in their car. Yeah. And
meanwhile, this report came in over the transom this morning
in the heart of the tenderloin on Ellis Street. Inside a former
Turkish bath built in the early 1900s. A new kind of communal
space is going up adult dorms.
There'll be windows on the outside which you can see here.
CEO John dshot ski co founded the development startup Star
City to help solve the city's housing crisis for the backbone
economy. The restaurant workers, teachers and nurses star City's
tenants generally make 50 to $90,000 a year. The SF Planning
Commission just approved what will be a 52 unit co Living
Project. It's the company's biggest development yet
our customers are really left with three options if they don't
live with us. They can commute two hours outside of the city.
They can fit four people to a three bedroom by putting a wall
up in the living room and calling that a room or they can
pay 50 to 60% of their income towards housing costs.
This is a rendering of what two to nine LS will look like when
it's finished at the end of the year. Units max out at 250
square feet of private bathroom tenants a shared kitchen.
Just bear that in mind. 250 square feet. Yeah, that's pretty
small.
Well, it's 10 foot 25 feet by 10 foot includes the size of a
couple bedrooms, including your bathroom. Yeah, bathrooms aren't
that big of
access to amenities
by having a sort of more experiential living situation.
People can connect more they can put their phone down and have a
conversation. Sure. And that's really what we hope to get back
to
utilities, Wi Fi, furniture and
music, get back to put your phones down and having a
conversation that's gonna have What's that got to do with
anything? Well,
it's a selling point. It's because you'll integrate with
your, with your dorm community
to have a conversation. And that's really what we hope to
get back to
utilities, Wi Fi furniture and common area cleaning services
are all included. Rent will range from 1900 to the low 2000s
a month.
$1,000 a month to live in my whole house.
In a neighborhood where the average income is about $24,000
a year Star City is partnering with the competence transgender
cultural district to create a retail space, provide job
opportunities and work with local nonprofits. Alexandra
Goldman is with the tenderloin Neighborhood Development
Corporation. She says she welcomes development. But
worries there could be a downside. It can
provide an incentive for existing SRO owners who have
lower income people living in their, in their in their rooms
to evict those people or otherwise remove them so that
they can convert to this which is a much more lucrative model.
Yeah, Star City says so far this unusual dorm style living is
working.
I'm not quite sure what the transgender community center of
retail space had to do with the story.
And what are the choices of debt stuff and now that the thing is
me the solution to this of course is right before their
very eyes and I don't understand why somebody hasn't executed by
now that take care of this problem. Cardboard boxes? No,
no, ship him to Austin, put him in a bus and ship them to Austin
one way ticket baby. Come on in. Our trash cans are filled with
nutrition.
And that's our homeless report for today. It is I don't forget
there's no unemployment. In Austin. No anywhere. No, no
unemployment. 4%. So it's the same as knowing everyone's
employed. So I don't know what these people are with their I
was talking
to a buddy of mine. I think you might have met him at me via e
to co workers to Dutch guy but he worked at in the mall of
Microsoft, that internal thing. So and until like last year, he
was the CEO of vivo, you know the music video company. Okay.
And so he's Dutch guy, but you know, his wife is from South
America. They and I was talking to I don't I don't think I want
to live out here anymore. So when I said Well, first of all,
everybody I employed, I can't I can't stand it. And remember,
this is a Dutch guy. I can't stand how they think ma'am,
maybe I'll come in at nine could be 930 or 10 o'clock. I says
there's so entitled. And that's again, coming from a Dutch guy.
And he was telling me that he was driving by right. I guess
the office is right there Market Street where Twitter is which is
Isn't that where this whole thing is taking place.
on Market Street pretty much pretty much you're like you're
alone and Market Street corridor.
Yeah, he says I was at the stoplight one day I looked to
the right. There's a homeless guy jacking off completely naked
right around the corner. What am I doing here? So I don't know,
man, you might look for a new gig. It's horrible. I mean, it's
funny, of course. Of course. It's funny, but still it's very
funny. It's really a lot of humor yet have a good sense of
humor.
You live in California? Yes, you do. It's absolutely true. Oh my
goodness. I got several complaints which I and I've had
I'm sure you get this too. You get these emails? John's doing
this John going that guy doing it? No, you need to tell him you
should tell him do you get those about me? You must know I don't
actually
I thought you did. No. There you go. Well, I don't understand
something. Why do people email me to tell you the grievance?
Because they fear you they got you got more influence than they
do as as as individuals because I apparently I give off this
vibe. disdain takes years to get to it. By the way
do you think I can ever get there? Will I ever be lucky
enough to play for you? A number of people and this was
interesting by itself. Were very, very upset with the
newsletter, John.
Oh, yeah, I got a tweet tweeted about it. And I did get a note
or two to note you should
mark it and S F W when sending pictures of album covers with
boobs.
Yeah. Yeah, I would. That won't happen again. I wouldn't worry
about it.
I'm thinking it's a no agenda, email. Don't read that at work.
should know better than that.
that, but we haven't done that before. And we did this one time
and apparently people didn't like it.
Was any of them linked to a boob donation?
Yeah, how good both those books were linked to a boob donation.
And did we get boob donations?
I think so. Yeah. Okay,
well, then I want to reconsider. I think you should, let's let's
do the NSFW when we're sending boobs if the boobs are
working, and I get sent out a budget, so you know, it's
borderline porn. No. Yeah. softcore stoked. In this. Yeah.
In California. It is. Really? That's okay. Because in
California, they, they do care a lot about such things, but they
don't care much about teaching fourth graders about but gender
identity and sex. No, no. That's a big scandal. I have a clip.
Oh, okay. This is a good segue. Pretty much school sex ed.
Oh, hold on a second.
Okay.
Everyone is different. SUSD is considering a curriculum called
the three R's, rights, respect responsibility. This is a video
about why worry for fourth grade girls, wait
a minute, they've changed the three R's to rights, respect and
what
responsibility I think this is California, there's three Rs
reading, writing and arithmetic, the rights respect. And so now
they're teaching fourth graders by state law. By the way, I
thought this was just some local thing. None. No. State again,
did Jerry Brown and again, the Democrats have made it a state
law that you have to teach all these little kids, fourth
graders about sex and about gender and about choosing your
own GTH picking a self identifying and all the rest of
it, how to raise kids, I don't know what's the fourth grade or
fifth grade or sixth or backwards from the 12th grade?
12th grade? Is it 18. So, whatever I
really want eight, nine,
something like that nine, I think nine year olds, eight year
olds, maybe?
Ah, well, this is really nice. Everyone is
different. SUSD is considering a curriculum called the three R's,
rights respect responsibility. This is a video about puberty
for fourth grade girls from the district website. The
superintendent says curriculum must be adopted to abide by
California's Healthy Youth Act. Part
of the state law now is that we need to talk about gender
identity and sexual orientation. We need to talk about
stereotyping topics
the state requires kids to learn about but some adults see
differently to help them
to challenge the gender norms that have been taught to them
from their earliest ages. This is a perfect example of the
erosion of family values that this curriculum is all about
that I want everyone in this district to have access to
lessons about puberty, sexual health, LGBTQ issues and consent
with people who are qualified and comfortable speaking on
them.
Oh, man, this is so wrong. This is so wrong.
And that girl who is at the end they're going on about how we
need to talk about them had a big one of those ring when those
cow rings in her nose. A huge one but she's actually put a
clip on
the one that I like to flip a leash on if Christina does it,
yeah,
yeah, yeah. And she had that on and she's all pure stop. And
she's going on and on about we need to dive we need to have
gender selection, gender, this and gender that just goes on and
on about it. Like she knows anything. And it's quite
something to observe. Well, it goes to the I hate to say it to
gay agenda.
Well, it goes hand in hand with the Boy Scouts now becoming
scouts BSA I myself was a Boy Scout.
I was a boy scout. And I think this is a this this thing. Eagle
Scout is you make
no way Why was in the sea Scouts because it was in the
Netherlands. So
that's different. It's still Boy Scouts,
it's still part of the Boy Scouts,
scouts, part of the Boy Scouts. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I thought it was
separate. In fact,
they thought it was a really cool deal that as a kid, and of
course I don't remember this. I guess my dad had told the the
head honcho there that as a kid I had slept in Pauwels house
with Colin Powell to have Baden Powell I think the founder of
the the Boy Scouts. I didn't know anything about this. Yeah.
Wasn't he the founder?
I don't know. Anyway, 1900s I don't know maybe?
I think he was.
And I'm not sure it's when we lived in in Africa. Yeah. Robert
Baden Powell. Exactly. You slept with him?
I slept in his house. I don't know. It was for some historic
it was some historic house. I'm not sure. Oh, a
house. It was a house and you slept in this house? Yes. Is
that the guy was dead?
Yeah. Oh, yeah. He was long gone. But they thought it was
cool. So they're still there? No. Therefore I remember. They
were a part of the Boy Scouts because they thought that was a
big deal. It doesn't matter. The what's happened here is the Boy
Scouts have now decided and I don't know if it's Tillerson
still executive chairman or board chairman a mine day to
drop the name boy. So it goes from Boy Scouts of America BSA
to scouts, BSA. And as of 2019, they will be accepting girls
into the program.
Yeah, I've listened to all the reports on this. And after I
heard everything I'm less concerned about than you are,
and I'm re explain. Okay, first of all, there's still BSA. And
there's just going to be called scouts. And they did the same
thing with boys clubs, and made them boys and girls clubs. And
the rationale given by the girls that were saying that they liked
this idea, because the Girl Scouts are the ones that are
freaked out about it, they're not part of the same
organization. Now they are not correct. And they're irked about
the whole thing. And they they're trying to come up with
some new ideas, because they think they're gonna lose
membership. They're gonna
go full on social justice warrior with these girls. Well,
it could be
nothing more. But the point is, is that the girls that wanted to
join the Boy Scouts said is because the Girl Scouts don't
have enough outdoor activities, and they like to camp and pretty
much at least and when I was a boy scout, pretty much the only
thing you really did a lot of was camping.
Yeah, but there was I remember the Boy Scouts was a lot of boy
stuff we were doing, you know, and trying not to get caught
while
you were a cus see scout.
Could you just have a conversation with me?
Yeah, I can't. I'm sorry, I I'm just being snotty
one. Well, I as I said, in the boy scouts, particularly when
you're on Jamboree, or out on Camp, there's a lot of Gameboy
stuff that happens. That is fairly out for woods, but it's
not appropriate for girls to be boys need their place to be
boys.
Well, that's apparently not the case anymore. That's been
changed. Yeah.
Well, I I don't take this lightly. And I'd like to hear
from some of our Eagle Scouts. What they think about it. We
have a number of them who listen to the show.
They said the girls are going to be in separate troops. God. I
mean, I've done I'm sorry, but somebody's got to take their
side.
Okay, why don't the Girl Scouts of America do more outdoor
stuff?
They're gonna have to this they've realized that this was
an issue.
I mean, we play with BB guns that we smuggled in, we burn
ants with. With with magnifying glasses, we jerk off and we do
all kinds of boy stuff. This is not
remember the jerking off part. What kind of a Boy Scout troop
were you in? At that guy's house?
See scouts, baby. It's a whole different deal.
Oh, yeah. The semen scouts.
There you go. Took you long enough?
Yeah, did I'm really slow on the draw here. Anyway, y'all Yeah, I
can see this. I know it's gonna be controversial. And mostly
we're making a fuss and they did a poll 80% of the public doesn't
think
it's a good idea. They don't think it's a good idea. No, to
poll
the pollsters are coming up with negative numbers on this. Yeah.
But it seems like their their their decision is absolute. It
is done. They are good with it. Yeah, well, what are you gonna
do?
If they would just done it, this would be a problem if they'd
just be shipping all these people to Austin?
Well, while we're on this particular topic, and I don't
know, I don't even know how to transition out of this anymore.
I really don't. I want to test your ability to segue,
I wanted to add something to the Trump rotation only because I
got a very interesting article about this.
I should mention I'm on my regular machine instead of the
normal nuk which seems to not want to boot.
So you don't have the list handy.
And I can go in I can pull it up to Trump list and I can actually
edit it.
I just want to add something because I think something is
bubbling under that may show up. It depends. I mean, this after
this latest round of whatever, subpoena and all these things
that are supposed to be happening in a clip. Yeah. Okay.
Well give me the background with a clip then first, what is it
Trump's
background is just talking about the Kenny, you know, there's
four or five different the NBC clip which Hey, NBC hates Trump.
They did a I think a pretty decent job of going around they
what can happen Trump can say Screw you, I'm not gonna even
look at this thing. Or I refuse to accept it. There's a bunch of
different things. They don't know what's going to happen if
it even happens. I do I have a couple of clips that are worth
listening to. Sure. One of them's a little long. It's a guy
who just gave testimony a few days ago it was on Tucker. He
brought up some good stuff. I saw this Michael Caputo I saw
him. Yes. And and it shows you the weakness of Tucker because
what Caputo had to say He was pretty damning. It was pretty
unbelievable. I thought yes. And Tucker's just joking around like
I was just doing with you, and not paying any attention to what
was being said, which is not really what he should be doing.
Or you want to play that.
That's interesting coming on. Thanks for inviting I'm so
you've been interviewed by the investigation. The Mueller
investigation is
yesterday, noon, I spent three hours with
now he was a strategist for the Trump campaign, I
believe. Yeah. He was just a campaign guy. Yeah, just you
could have been the same guy.
You have the same crappy audio I have from this was long home and
it was online, and it's got a buzz. Yeah.
Investigators in the special Counsel's Office, what did you
learn? I learned they're still looking at Russian collusion,
they're still looking for it. While I wouldn't be asked about
charges of obstruction or asked about, you know, financial
crimes, I was there during the time when they believe the
Russian collusion was initiated. That would be the only thing
that they would ask me about. That certainly is the only thing
we talked about. That's not the only thing. That is the only
thing we talked about, in my marker say that if anybody
thinks that Russia collusion is off the table they they haven't
visited with the Moller team.
Was there Russian collusion?
Of course not. I mean, I think that they're looking down the
avenues of all the evidence that they're putting together, they,
I'll tell you, they know more about the Trump campaign than
anybody that worked there. And they know more about what I did
in 2016 than I do myself.
I hope so they really, they spent a
lot of money. And let me say that Mr. Tucker's me making
these sites snide comments is that's not all you talked about
suggests all he talked about that. He says they knew more
than I knew. And then Tucker goes on about Yeah, of course
they should. Why why is this? He's just throwing these little
snippets in there. I find it's very annoying interview. I'm
very lucky. I just kind of didn't did not like the way he
handled this guy. I
think what he's what he was trying to say is, if they're if
they're spying on people, they might as well do a good job.
I think that's a little maybe
that's what I think he's saying. And
they know more about what I did in 2016 than I do myself.
I hope so
they really, they spent a
lot of money and a lot of time have a they have what are they
looking at specifically, like, what did you learn? Where do
they think the collusion took place?
I don't really want to interfere with the investigation. I was
warned about that. Talk about They warned me to be careful
about interfering with
with exercising your freedom of speech. They're
not for that, is that right? Hit that but my mind, that is the
center of our country, I get that. But I'm just saying my
attorneys also asked me to be careful about this. But I can
tell
you that they're threatening and intimidation, basically, it
sounds like either,
I'm not going to be friending them on Facebook today. If
that's what you're asking, I don't find in a
country where having not been charged or convicted of any
crime, a prosecutor can threaten you to shut up in public.
It's It's not nice, but I can tell you that it's it's nothing
compared to the $125,000 in legal bills that I've stacked up
for nothing. It's nothing compared to the death threats of
my family and I are getting it's nothing compared to the piece of
a sniper rifle that
I was worried because I saw this. I was wondering if I were
asked to go speak to Robert Mueller's investigators, which
could happen at any time. I wouldn't be able to afford a
lawyer but I'd be like, I'll just go I would I need a lawyer
would would I need to have just helped on the campaign when I
need a lawyer?
I don't know. He says he claims he did
a pretty expensive one to for one afternoon, or did he go more
than one? Well, he'd
know he said he's been the front of Congress. He explains it
later. They really had a lot of they have they were dragging him
in and different things
came in the middle of my wife last month. It's nothing
compared to the way that they're trashing my family. You know
that what's happening to me in my film is happening to many
other people in this investigation that I'm just a
witness. I can't imagine if somebody is a subject or a
target what they're going to go through. But I can tell you
this.
Can I speak up for wistrich? Since you just spoke to the
investigators today, when they suggested in the way that the
mafia suggests maybe you shouldn't? What do you think the
penalty would be? If you ignored that suggestion?
I don't think there would be any penalty, but I think I might be
called back for a little visit. And I every time I come to
Washington for this bogus investigation, whether it's the
Senate, the house or whatever, I get to pay another 2025 grand,
it's bankrupt you that's no big deal, not just me. I think other
people too. I mean, a 10 cup isn't a good look. But I've had
to open a GoFundMe page. This is this is I didn't I certainly
didn't sign up for this when I went to work for the Trump
campaign. And I will never ever work on another Republican
campaign for as long as I live.
This is like such a stock thing. Now just I got to open up a
GoFundMe page and I'm sure it's funded. I'm sure people are
sending him money,
and maybe it didn't look. Alright, so what did you not
like about this? Well, his
second part of his word, I think it were it gets annoying
campaign for as long as I live. I mean, there's I think that's
part of this Tucker. I think that this is a punishment
strategy. I think they want to destroy the president. They want
to destroy his family. They want to destroy his businesses. They
want to destroy his friends. So that no billionaire and let's
say 15 years, wakes up and tells his wife, you know what, the
country is broken, and only I can fix it. His wife will say,
Are you crazy? Did you see what happened to Donald Trump and
everybody around him? So that's what this is about. They've been
so intimidated you. And again, they've not charging you with
anything. There's no allegation that you committed a crime. But
they are so intimidated. Do you think you can't talk about your
conversation on this show right now and you're retiring from
campaign politics
for it? I'm never going to work on a Republican campaign again,
unless somebody legally indemnifies me clearly, these
lawsuits after the fact or the new democratic strategy when you
lose, you still win. I've never been I don't think anybody
should work on a Republican campaign. Again, unless they're
legally indemnified. I think if you do, you're crazy. I, I'm
betting my legal fees are going to be at least 125,000. That's
more than I'm making a year. That's more than where I live in
eastern New York. That's more than most people in my in my
town make. And I don't know how we're gonna pay that off me and
my family. You know, but that's Washington. That's New York
discuss. It's disgusting. Well, let me I can tell you this.
It taught me that we're almost out of time.
They're looking at WikiLeaks, they're looking at Lucifer,
they're looking at, you know, DC leaks, everything that you're
seeing in the media that's been leaked out there. That's
certainly what they're looking at. And I think they're pretty
focused on this. Okay.
Well, it seems to me that this is just, I think he's right. I
think there's a strategy of just punishing people for being
involved with Trump. And going and going after him in every
which way that you can and to just break them and ruin him and
to get you I don't know why he's getting death threats, but okay.
And who's,
who was they when he says, They are Democrats?
This is a Democrat thing. He says the New Democrats strategy
where where you lose your win, because you just start harassing
everybody. But what what's really going on to me, and a lot
of this has to do with the impeachment of Clinton. And, you
know, he grinded, you know, he didn't nobody died when he lied
in some of these things that came out. And which was a
perjury charge. You're
saying it's all payback?
I think this is all payback. But I think what is going to do is
going to create, it's going to start a which is why I think
they may not do a because the Clinton thing was probably a
payback for Nixon.
Is that what this is just every administration has to come up
with some payback. Fuck those goals believe
this is true. And I think it's going to worsen. Because I don't
know I think this is the fact that Hillary the anointed one
denied when I think that they're gonna go nuts about this, do
what they can to make things miserable for the everybody
involved with Trump, I think is going to worsen because
Republicans could do the same thing. And that means at some
point in the near future, we're going to start seeing
indictments of former administration officials, God,
which could happen right now, the thing could start anytime if
Jeff Sessions had a clue he'd do that. What compounds
this, though, is that we have this collective brain on the
social nets, where people are just going with the flow, man. I
mean, it's it's one outrage after another, it's very hard
for me to continue to follow it, because it just gets inside your
head. You know, it's like, outrage and outrage, and then we
have, oh, everything is wrong. doing everything wrong is
horrible. I mean, people are saying things is outrageous.
Well, I think you hit one of the nails on the head recently, when
you're at the hairdresser. Yeah, yes. And a woman's told you
well, all everybody's talking about is they're gonna arrest
everybody. by everybody. They mean everybody worse
than that, but how can how can you? How come he isn't in jail?
Yeah, that's their question. I don't understand. We have all
the evidence. Why isn't he in jail yet? Yeah. This is this is
how they think. Yeah. From the other side, I have a clip here
from a former CIA officer, whatever that means. Kevin ship.
Now he doesn't get on mainstream, but he does get on
couple of podcasts. And he speaks you see him? Yeah, he
speaks on it speaks of a three act play.
Here. We have high level members of our intelligence community
and our law enforcement community actually conspiring
and colluding to obstruct justice lying under oath. filing
false affidavits for illegal NSA surveillance. And we know it's
been at least 260 names that have been unmasked.
Was it? I didn't know that. 260 names were unmasked. Did you
hear about this either? That's a lot of people. That's more than
just Carter Page.
This is a coup within the shadow government, the intelligence
agency, the deep state, as some would call it against the
president. We have not seen anything like this. Since the
presidency of John F. Kennedy. When CIA director Allen Dulles
attacked him, and we saw what happened there, Whoa,
don't like what he's saying there.
And I probably know that's what he said. That's exactly what
he's saying. Yeah,
it is. Well, he actually backs it up a little bit with
something else I can listen to
Director Allen Dulles attacked him. And we saw what happened
there. And I probably maybe one of the only former CIA officers
that will come out and say this, there's clear crystal clear
evidence that the CIA was directly involved in, at least
in the cover up of the JFK assassination. Now we have the
same thing happening again, where
do you think that Trump
kind of giving a pass to the CIA? Or FBI, whoever it is the
the JFK files, they don't fully have to be released until
somewhere in 2021. Do you think that has something to do with
it? Like he doesn't want to open that can of worms right now,
while they? In essence, they
have a gun pointed at his head? Yeah,
yeah. I'm sure of it. And I was thinking,
what's the other reason?
I was thinking about it. Let's say Trump was assassinated, it
could happen. We've talked about this in the past, what would
happen to the country? Because I think, unlike JFK, was just
shocked and just, you know, stopped in their tracks?
I think, Ben No,
but what things would happen
here? Well, the different there's a huge difference during
the JFK era, the number of people that would suspect
anybody other than Lee Harvey zero, was zero, because there
was the mentality of the country has changed, thanks to
alternative media. And so there would be a lot of problems.
So it'd be a lot of problems. So they're gonna continue to have
to deal with pants. Yeah. And pence himself, you know, may not
be amenable to this. No.
I think that I'm going to add to the Trump rotation because I
mean, how much further can you go you have to go all the way
and I'm seeing this bubbling under, in particularly when
Trump is discussed in combo with Frank Rich This was his kind of
the New York his mentor if you will.
Now, the mean is again bubbling under he's gay
and that he was in the New York gay clubs all the time and all
these women are beards
Well, that would account for I can imagine somebody is a funny
theory. I have not heard this at all. I'm not putting it on the
list because it's not in play.
Dead. Under I have articles it's all bubbling on me. I
can put out there's I don't have a bubbling under this. But I
will. I pulled it out. As soon as I
put it in the bus bin. I always have that
new buzzword. I have this one list. You want to read the list
is a good list. Yeah, let's
do the list. Okay,
this is a Trump rotation, everything wrong with Trump. And
here's the list as I currently have it. Make sure I have this
so I can scroll it because it's too good. It's a lot of things.
He's illegitimate president. incompetent. There's Whitehouse
chaos. He's unhinged. Updated to unglued. Liar. Hitler demands
loyalty. cheeseburgers is all he eats McDonald's. Sex Offender
Russian agent never says anything bad about Putin white
supremacist narcissists mentally unfit, insane, unstable clown or
Bozo. foreign leaders hate him. He hates women. He's a
misogynist, admitted molester. 25th Amendment should be
instituted should be impeached hates immigrants hates Mexicans
in particular says all Mexicans are rapists. He is a racist. He
has small hands small penis big red button should not have
nuclear nuclear codes. Immature child like you needed an adult
in the room tweets too much thin skinned bully holds grudges
forever mean bank corrupt does not have any money. Long ties.
Does have long ties. fatter than 239 pounds plays too much golf
after criticizing Obama hypocrite by action seldom
called one incestuous would date daughter divorce a golden
showers he's a pee pervert. Tax cheat won't release taxes. He's
impetuous. He's Nixonian and then three on the criminal list.
He's guilty of obstruction of justice, money laundering, and
he runs the mob.
Sounds like he's perfectly qualified for a Nobel Peace
Prize. On the mindset,
they can't settle on any one thing.
Did you see the New York Times printed 281 people places and
things Trump lied about?
Oh, it was two page spread. Edie
you have been friendly What did he lie about? How dare I dare
concept of a lie is pretty pretty pretty loose structure
and see
if I have a couple
oops thanks New York Times when we get an ad blocker I'm a
member bastards
yes ah okay forget I can't I can't show you because it just
keeps on going through an ad
blocker sorry go to if you go to a private browser it immediately
opens I'm not going to do that on the
air screw it sees the list contains 281 people places and
things the Republican presidential nominee has
insulted on Twitter including Democratic presidential nominee
Hillary Clinton crooked very dumb totally confused media
organizations so dishonest Wall Street Journal failing Vanity
Fair etc. entire countries terrible China totally corrupt
Mexico total mess visa for the list of lies. That's what they
have. Yeah, apparently. Lies and insults I'm sorry. It's not just
lies lies
lies in insular you can make a good that's a small list.
Yeah, you can go on forever without one. Lies and insults
all right. But keep that keep that bubbling under I'm telling
you it's this was on when I read this on this article that I
found with that is it brings up the gay Obama stuff. I think
it's it would backfire. I wouldn't say they're gonna go
there.
But if you want to irk him, I mean, and also think about who's
you hanging hanging out with Roger Stone. Hello. Just saying.
I mean, Roger Stone, you can hang this whole thing up on
Roger Stone alone.
We'll see. We'll see. They've got they've got to go really?
All in now they got to do some really rough, because nothing
has worked well. Well, the
latest in the I mean, the latest thing that came out was one of
the X directors of CNBC was busted for scamming the ballot.
Again, part of the CNBC, the NBC list that I've been collecting,
and I forgot to mention that Cosby used to work for NBC. And
he keeps they keep him in the news. I think there's every time
something happens. On the one side something is an attack on
NBC takes place. Yeah,
this was a pretty good story. This was the former CNBC
director pleading guilty to hiding a camera in the in his
bathroom to spy on his teenage opare. Nice, it's just taking
off. And there's more about Charlie Rose.
Yeah, they had to go. Yeah. Because rose kept talking about
making a comeback as a podcaster. So I think they did
this. To stop
him to ward off him. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. He's so now they have
this whole list of allegations and it was as recent as 2017.
This guy was a real creep. Yeah, an additional 27 women. 14 CBS
News employees and 13 who work with them elsewhere said Rose
sexually harassed them. Concerns about roses behavior. were
flagged to managers that the network as early as 1986. And as
recently as April 2017, when Rose was co anchor of the CBS
This Morning, according to multiple people with firsthand
knowledge of the conversation sources.
Yeah, great. Man, I love this. Especially because I know we
have nothing to fear. podcasters
Exactly. Nothing. We have a patent do
get us kicked off the podcast and we have a guest fired from
the podcast pass on everything he did, emphasizing this to
people when we ask for donations that I mean, there's really hard
unless you know, I mean, we could obviously be taken down by
just some government guys come and knock down the door and kick
our ass are not that important that do that. But they're not
going to do that. No. This has to be more subtle. Otherwise
it's not fair. But you know, I think a lot of people are
finding refuge in podcasting. Sadly, yeah, the one you don't
even know about, but I can be yes. You're gonna be stunned.
There's
there's a show that I don't know about. Yeah.
My morale is now a podcast or
No, let me hear this.
We know CBS News senior national security contributor Michael
Morel for his more than 30 years at the CIA.
What's it called the right podcast? Is that what it's
called? Right. Is it is it hello world? Podcast. Right, right
where you served
as deputy director and acting director. Did you know that he's
also a podcast called what is
a good one to
one? podcast host very good one too.
He's a podcast host John. That's not he's not quite a podcaster
you can't be a podcast. Host you either. a podcaster or not to
know that he's
also a podcast host very good one too called intelligence
matters well talk
versus and now, the thing he's really good hosts Tucker,
security and foreign policy. They tackle issues like
counterterrorism, cybersecurity and negotiating with
adversaries. And what lessons these experts learned through
their careers.
First episode of the new season is out today and features
Morales conversation with Michael Hayden, former director
of both the CIA and National Security Agency. The podcast is
produced by CBS News and was initially done in partnership
with the cipher brief website. Michael, good morning.
Good morning. I like how it says the new season.
I got Yeah, I was the
first episode of the new season is out. And that's not how
podcasts work you do for us. We're in third season, we have a
new season. Does that mean we get to take off, you know, 40
weeks of the year? And just how are
they don't mention that I think take maybe in passing the
mission. It was done by this cipher operation, which is like
one of those networks and I think it was a fail fail. Yeah.
So CBS picked it up. And CBS decided to do it because he
works for them. And he probably sold them a bill of goods. And
they just have a shot of the studio. Oh my god. This guy
liked some of the most expensive gear you've ever seen it with
the booms they used to the my
own dedicated studio, or is it just a CBS studio?
didn't ever say? But it's it could be a dedicated studio for
him. But this when I heard the new season, then I find out why
what happened is that thing wasn't wasn't working. And so
they went on hiatus. As always, you know what that means? I'm
gonna
I'm gonna do this in the opening of our show. Season 10. Episode
32. Tammy, this could be season 20.
Yeah, well, let's make it up. And so they
so that let's listen to the rest of it. And then you I'll tell
you because I listened to this pod or tried this podcast is
boring, is a bunch of two spokes talking to each other. They
can't say anything people have to realize, and I think we
should mention this again. And again, when you hear a mike
Morel, or a Hayden, Randy, these guys come out and talk about
anything. They are sworn to state secrecy, they can not talk
about anything of any importance. They just can't and
they never can. And once they're out of the agency, they this.
They signed papers for this. They can't say anything, and
they don't say anything. So it's just a waste of time to listen
to them. They can't speculate if the speculation is based on
anything they know. So it's just blather. Part two, Michael, good
morning. Good morning.
So on the podcast, you get to tell all the secrets you
couldn't tell when you're hoping to achieve with the podcast.
So what we want to do is have a
friend who just did right, right, right. Was that him? Who
did? Who did a triple? Right.
I think that was morale secret. You
couldn't tell? What are you hoping to achieve getting them
in early with the podcast?
So what we want to do is have a place where you can have a
discussion about national security issues where there are
no politics of conversation used to be true that politics ended
at the nation shores, and politics didn't get involved in
national security issues. That's not true anymore. But we want to
have a place where we can talk about those issues. That's,
that's where there are there are different views. People aren't
scoring political points.
This is a slightly abstract question. But it's something we
deal with in the press two, which is there is intelligence
that you can get wrong in good faith. And that's part of the
job. And then there is the history of the intelligence
agencies where sometimes people cook things and where
politicians took the information and cooked it. Is that one of
the goals here to try to put things in their different
categories. So people understand the difference between a mistake
mistake made in good faith and something that was said that
wasn't true? Exactly. I'll
give you a great example. There is a misperception right, that
the Bush administration politicized the judgments about
Iraq having weapons of mass destruction, just not true. Oh,
the CIA and the intelligence community believed that even
before President Bush came to office, we were telling
President Clinton that so that's a great example.
Oh, so this is the correct History podcast is what this is.
We're going to we're going to correct all the things you have
wrong stupid idiots.
Couple of things he did something interesting, which is
when Brennan I have to get to I'm gonna get to timelines on
this, but I think he made a mistake. And he told us that
Brandon was number four in the agency, when the first when they
when they started the torture program. And he and he said
Brendan was against it. But he wasn't in the chain of command
at the time, so he couldn't do anything about it. And then then
later he became the head of the CIA. Now, when that torture
program began, I thought that's when Brennan was in the State
Department over in Saudi Arabia becoming a muslim.
Let me see when what was the time of the torture program?
Well, is what I have to get the timelines now. So I'm gonna go
get a couple of different timelines and find out where
Brendan was. But if he was in the agency is number four, that
means he was always in the agency. So he was in the agency
while a US government representative in the
ambassador's office if he wasn't the ambassador to Saudi Arabia,
which of course is Cigale are people in the Foreign Service
role intelligence agents shocker.
Interesting. Two months after assuming his post at CIA, in
2013, Brennan replaced Gina Haspel as head of the National
Clandestine Service and placed another unidentified career
intelligence officer and former Marine in her place. Yeah. Ah,
because now she's, she's now the boss.
Well, one of the things that's going on is well, he talks about
her and a bunch of other stuff. It's kind of interesting. I
should cook more of it, I guess. But they, it's just I think
morale should be called to the carpet and told to get off these
things because he's like, dropping too much of those
subtle sub these things, okay. But he's blown up timelines.
They see these guys. They're like, they're like hockey
players. Right now. We're football players. Every network
has to hire these guys. I don't know why. Maybe because they
leak secrets to them during their tenure, but it's like a
big reward. Oh, yeah. Brennan gets to work for for NBC and
morale is at CBS and they got all the bases covered. Who was
it ABC which spook is there?
Oh, it's a good question. We
got to look at that. I mean, Anderson Cooper we know
it's always a spoof, they keep an DESA keep an eye on these
publishing companies. All publishing companies have a
spook. And you see him you when you go there. You saw there he
is there. The guy the only guy with the white hair and a blue
shirt and a tie everybody else's casual. Yeah, but there's one
guy. Anyway, dude, I saw I listen to the podcast is
intelligence matters is the name of it. You can look it up, he
says was the place where we can come without politics. All they
do is bash Trump.
Well, yeah, what else? What else is a podcast for? It's perfect
for that.
Yeah. So I mean, come on. It is really Dawn, it's overproduced
is very good. And by the way, it's over produced to the point
where they have they have hits between thoughts. I mean, it's
somebody's spending a lot of time on this thing. In the end.
We got hits in between thoughts. So that is post production is
what you're saying? A lot of post high high post production.
Okay. Yeah.
Okay. And that's, that's it? Yeah. So new competition. Oh,
well, good.
Okay, I'll stay with the deep state. Then for just a moment.
Comey was out doing interviews. He continues on his book tour.
Do you wish she won? For wishy washy? Yeah, that's what I'm not
gonna answer. I don't think he's getting big laughs or call me
boy, boy, because you've said your family members do? Yeah,
that's for sure. What would your life be like if she'd won?
I also don't know the answer that I think I would still be
the FBI director.
Sure. Oh, yeah. That would solve everything. I say that is.
Someone asked me to compare the two and it's too hard for me to
compare the two except Secretary Clinton is someone deeply
enmeshed in meshed in the rule of law, respect for institutions
a lawyer. So given that background, I'm reasonably
confident that even though she was unhappy with decisions the
FBI made she would not fire the FBI director as a result, but
again, I don't I don't know that for sure.
Oh, sure. You would have been the first head to roll. See
crazy. Yeah, he is. He is And who's this guy? This is a former
FBI guy he was on with the money honey Maria Bartiromo getting
all political now on Fox Business News. James Kallstrom
former FBI director.
Well, I you know, I think he's lost his mind. Jim Comey. I
don't understand, you know, what his act is, you know, there's a
book tour and all this nonsense about it's, it's not a leak. Of
course, it's a leak. Without question. I mean, in his
conversation with the President United States is automatically
classified.
He's talking about the memos that he gave to his professor
friend.
At least it was when I was in the government. Let's they've
changed rules like that. But Maria, we're in a three act play
and it's You know what, it's not a comedy. It's a tragedy, you
know, Act One was to stop. Mr. Trump from becoming the
president united states that failed act two was to diminish
his ability to manage the the country. And even with that, he
has done a fantastic job. You know, I say that as someone
who's not affiliated with either party, but look what he's done.
Even with all the backlash, and all the nonsense that's going
on, there is no question that there's a cabal, a fifth call,
I'm a conspiracy, call it what you may, that that involves
people in the intelligence community probably involves
people over in Great Britain, who have probably fed
information to people like John Brennan, I don't know that for a
fact. But it would not surprise me. And this is really a nasty,
nasty act to that's going on. And people United States I mean,
we have to violently react to this, not from the standpoint of
guns and bullets, but from the standpoint of stopping this.
This cannot go on in the United States. This is third world
country stuff.
Yeah, good luck with that. It ain't stopping anytime soon. At
all, great.
It's a third world so that's what I said this is going to end
up becoming because they do not let letting up at all in the
social media course doesn't help this. Here's the clip. This is
the clip that this is the clip from NBC. This is Trump versus
Mueller so we can kind of catch up, got the new lawyers, it's
got all the information we need to be kind of caught up with the
as of yesterday,
a lot of new developments this evening in the showdown between
President Trump and Special Counsel Robert Muller, the
president shaking up his legal team. Again, Ty Cobb is out and
a new heavy hitter who acted as Bill Clinton's impeachment
lawyer is in. It comes amid signs the Trump team is shifting
tactics, preparing for battle and a potential confrontation
over a subpoena. Our chief White House correspondent Hallie
Jackson has New details tonight.
Tonight, new signs of a more aggressive chapter in the
President's fight with the Special Counsel. He's losing the
lawyer Ty Cobb, who's taken a more conciliatory tone.
Cooperation definitely was the right move, and definitely the
path that would lead to the quickest resolution.
And the President is adding another attorney Emmett flood,
who represented Bill Clinton during his impeachment. Because
hiring seen as a signal, the President may rely more heavily
on executive privilege, which could shut down certain
questions for Robert Mueller. The scope of that interview is
still being negotiated with Rudy Giuliani, who also represents
the president explaining what they want on Fox News,
and topics, questions that advanced relevant topics, and
then we'd want to commit to them that they're going to decide
before the end of the summer. So we don't have this drag on.
So what happens if both sides cannot come to an agreement?
Muller might try to force the President to talk by issuing a
subpoena. Any president can be subpoenaed Jefferson, Nixon and
Clinton all were but it'd be up to the president whether to
comply or not, he'd have four options to consider option one,
testify and answer questions like the president said he'd be
willing to do last summer 100% option to plead the fifth and
answer no questions a maneuver he's blasted before
the mob takes if it if you're interested, while you're taking
the Fifth Amendment, option three,
fight the subpoena that would open up a legal battle that
could go all the way to the Supreme Court, then there's
option four, ignore the subpoena, which would put the
president in uncharted territory,
the likelihood of some kind of subpoena coming into play is
becoming more and more real.
It's not just the legal component. There's also a
political piece of this that comes into play. If the
President does say decide to fight a subpoena. He may face
political fallout, especially with the midterms just around
the corner.
And there it is, there it is finally, what it's all about
all about. So after the midterms, then what happens?
Will it all go away?
I think a lot of it'll go away and they'll re strategize,
because now you've got you got you have two things first,
first, you can't you don't know what's going to happen. Because
first you got to see how what the fallout of the midterms are.
Do the Democrats take over the house? Do they take over the
Senate? Do they take over the Senate? Not the house, you don't
know? And so and or do you not take over anything then you're
what do you do then? Because that can happen with you know,
the you don't know what the public's going to do? Because it
could be some backlash here. Because this is getting
ridiculous. But generally speaking, you know, the people
that vote voted for Hillary are gonna vote Democrat period. And
so you don't you get the lay of the land and then you you can
bring up the impeachment thing and start hounding it pounding
the pavement for the impeach. I think that's what they're gonna
do personally. They're gonna make impeachment impeachment,
then they're not going to quite make it and then they're going
to use the argument is 2020 We couldn't impeach him. Let's just
vote him out. out at least that takes care of it and saves the
taxpayers money. Let's get rid of him by voting him out in
2020. And that I think that will be a strategy.
No, it really has ruined my television watching experience.
It ruins everybody. And everything
is like Kathy Griffin was on the view. I didn't even clip it. I'm
so tired of it. It's completely nonsensical in detail. The
screen is just filled with this.
It's just Patty Griffin was also on the Seth Meyer show. Hold on
before it clip in for
you go there. But I don't want to play it. Good.
Another guy I've got a problem with and of course we only have
lawyers in DC is if it's not apparent to anyone, I just
wanted to point out that the whole point of stormy Daniels
the stormy Daniels affair is not about stormy stormy Daniels.
It's about Michael Avenue. I have a naughty this guy. He's
been I see him everywhere. This is her lawyer. And I wanted to
review one more time his background, a JD degree from
George Washington University. There. Yes, there he worked with
Professor Jonathan Turley on constitutional issues relating
to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. So he's a FISA
student. Graduated order of the cloth for what? The cloth He has
nice hair. What is the order of the cloth CIF. Would you say
crazy well
refers to a hairdo.
Having any later donated $250,000 to George Washington
University and established the Michael J. Avenatti. Award for
Excellence in pre tiled pretrial and trial advocacy. Then he went
to work for the research group run by Rahm Emanuel who later
was of course White House Chief of Staff for President Barack
Obama, currently mayor of Chicago and Avenatti worked in
over 150 campaigns in 42 states including multiple gubernatorial
and congressional campaigns, and Joe Biden's US Senate campaign.
So it's obvious this guy is a complete operative. And he's
probably a spook or has spooked certainly has spooked
connections. Oh, yeah. And they and this is about him capturing
his you watch he'll have his own show. He's going to disguise
he's running for started. This guy is here's
to quick was surprised me.
What do you think this means legally, if anything for the
President?
And whenever you're with Don Lemon? Yeah, I mean, you're
kissing the ring for stardom. Right there. Because you know,
Don is the overnight sensation
stations.
Well, I think that this shows that the President has
significant potential criminal liability for felonies
associated with campaign finance violations, as well as potential
money laundering violations, as well as potential fraud
violations relating to these these law firm invoices that
we've now heard about. I mean, this, this opens the Pandora's
box, if you will, into serious serious issues for Donald Trump.
I said it weeks ago. I'm going to say it again. Mr. Trump will
not serve out his term. No way. No how he will be forced to
ultimately resign.
Okay, that's just one of his many statements. I'm sure people
love hearing that. The President
says that you and stormy Daniels are exercising extortionist
tactics. How do you react?
Mr. President, you and your advisors and your lawyers need
to bring it, bring it because you continue to lie to the
American people. And we are not going to tolerate it. Not today,
not tonight or any other day. This is an absolute disgrace
what is going on here over the last few months. And by the way,
if anybody thinks that Donald Trump wrote those tweets, then
they have been paying attention over the last couple years. I
don't know the lawyer that wrote this. But you can tell a lawyer
wrote it because you can, all you have to do is count the
number of comments in the run incidence, in the in the first
tweet, whoever the lawyer is that wrote this, that lawyer is
also a moron.
And there's a lot of interpretation of writing and
most of these questions that Muller was supposed to have
asked and then turns out that they were misspelled to that
meant they came from Trump himself. I mean, it's just
it's just cuz we can't spell it's crazy.
And and what is I thought this was all kind of like isn't going
away is it's all about him now. I mean, there's there's no real
Is there anything with the stormy Daniels and campaign
finance, cheating or whatever it is that they're trying to prove
by this?
Well, Giuliani came on one of the shows I don't have it. I
saw I saw him on Hannity. And he was just he was going on. Again,
I didn't clip it cuz it's just it's all garbage. It's every
This is really garbage clips. This is pure coming out of my
screen.
But yeah, what did he say? He said that.
You know what he said? He's for one thing. He said that Trump
did pay back the lawyer for the 330,000. And it had nothing to
do with campaign finance because it was out of his own pocket.
Which I guess is different. It wasn't campaign money. Yeah. I
don't know. The whole thing is a mess.
You can imagine it's a mess.
Imagine how Melania must feel. She hates it. You can tell just
look at her.
I was reading an article where like, she can't even open a
window without Secret Service. Checking first and he has no
life. Poor woman. Yeah. Yeah, he was just pathetic. Alright, play
the great Kathy Griffin thing. I need to hear it. I'm sorry. I
just thought
okay, well, there was a bad I didn't play clip the whole
thing. And obviously, because she goes on and on. She's just
classic Kathy Griffin. She makes light of everything she thinks
is a layer.
The big news on her is that after she did and this was a
year ago, the picture with the president's head cut off. Now
she's sold out Carnegie Hall in some record amount of time or 24
hours. So yeah, everyone
wants to hear she's not that funny. But okay. Everyone wants
to hear because she's an anti Trump er, and everyone needs
more anti Trump comics because God knows there's not enough of
them. And she's talking about the I got two clips. I got her
and then they got one Williams. They're talking about the
Michelle. Michelle, what's her last name? Michelle. Well,
Michelle will stand
as correspondents dinner. Yeah. Or as
as Glenn Greenwald called it the Michelle will speech. Yeah. And,
and here she is. And she's just she's just rambling. Dude,
you're the normal way
to live. It's wonderful to see you alive. And well. I saw you.
Saturday. I want to start by asking about you at the White
House Correspondents Dinner. Can you believe it? A year ago? I
know a year ago I'm under a federal investigation for
conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States.
Two months federal investigation. And then last
weekend I get invited to the White House Correspondents
Dinner. Circle. You were in the room. I worked. Michelle will
sit down. It all went down based on you and Michelle Wolf. I'm
worried he's gonna start deporting redheads. I feel like
that might be his next fear of gingers as well as so many other
issues. Oh, my gosh, the news today about the doctor remember
Dr. BORNSTEIN? Yeah, that is the healthiest doctor ever now
saying that his office was raided because Trump uses pro
Petia. As if that's all I'm alleging. I'm alleging I'm not
assigning Thank you for saying alleging you're very you're
obviously after your legal troubles. You're being very
careful. Issues. Allegedly, allegedly, my lawyers, kids are
all going to college this year. And they're only five or six
years old. That's great. So you were in the room, you have the
sense that there would be the kind of backlash there was, you
know, a few hours later watching the show. I mean, I was nervous,
because obviously, the fact that Trump didn't go because he's
such a pussy, and he couldn't even take
Oh, Allegedly.
Allegedly.
All right. So by the way, that's what I think the deal is. I
think stormy knows if she releases the pic, and there's
like spots on it, or like growth, or like, or it's like a
lawyer, like that's really gonna make even the Republicans.
Alright, so I
wow. Wow, she goes on. And
that's that kind of stuff is just it's so fresh and new. This
material has never been done before on network television.
Does on and on and on. And that done the five they ridicule that
ridicule, they took the took mission because at least two
comics Stand Up Guys on that show. And they said that she
sucked for a lot of different reasons. But you would. One
Williams you watched the thing. And you saw the audience and
they were Millennials were laughing and there wasn't a lot
of reaction. You didn't hear a lot of laughing. But you listen
to one Williams. And he's on there. He's there token liberals
on
the on the Fox show the five Yeah, he's another five.
Yeah. And so you listen to him his interpretation of things.
And it's like Holy mackerel, talk about dementia be I
held her house and I think you have a great sense of humor,
because in the moment you worried that she was going to
burst into tears or stand up and walk out and then it'd be a
whole deal about that. And that's not what the White House
Correspondents Association wants for their event. Where I
disagree with you guys is she was hilarious. I think she was
genius. Funny. I mean, and you you don't she was picking on the
press a lot. She was picking on Democrats. She I mean, she said
about the idea that Franken is gone. She said Ted Kennedy
probably says hey, I murdered a girl. Yes, I kind of think that
was a good joke. And I think when I sit here with all you
guys you talk about liberal entire Tolerance for a variety
of voices and speech? Well, gee, here's a variety of Well, here's
a different perspective. And she went after, and probably her
most telling thing was, she said, you know, you guys in the
press, you created this monster and now you're all making but
your books, your art, your podcast, your TV shows making
money.
Yeah. That I liked what she said there to actually, you know,
Tina had listened to our last show, and she said, I didn't
really understand you really liked a lot of Michelle Wolf's
routine. I said, it's not so much I thought it was funny, but
I thought a lot of what she said was, if we're gonna go all out,
let's do it. No, celebrating First Amendment, etc. And two
other observations by them, because I clicked a lot of that
of that, because I watched the whole thing in real time, and it
had a horrible flow was very uncomfortable was not funny. And
that doesn't mean that the jokes weren't funny. Sometimes the
audience is wrong, the vibe is wrong. It's just your rhythm is
wrong, or everything is wrong. The whole concepts perhaps is
wrong. Their delivery was really amateurish delivery was was
certainly amateurish, but I recall specifically listening to
some of these jokes by themselves standalone, that a
lot of them are pretty good in the total flow of everything.
The whole thing was no good. One other observation is really more
of a comedy writer. Yes. And one other observation and you you
had the same thing. And I just deconstructing we had this whole
she attacked Sarah Sanders Huckabees, signum ABAB and
that's because a lot of people yourself included because I
recall that you said she attacked her for her body. Yes,
she's burning fat. I think that her delivery was so bad and it
was probably not a good joke to write fat or fax is so close to
each other it just listening to it. Because I know she said she
burns up facts to create the perfect smoky smoky eye or smoky
eye shadow, whatever it is. But most people thought that she had
said fat you thought it too. And that's really what kicked off
the storm. And then all the other things she said came into
play but I don't think I've heard anyone apologize and say
you know I really got it wrong. She she didn't really because
what did she wait, she compared it to an actress? Who she looks
like come on.
Fat actress.
That's only if it's in your mind my friend. I see the accuracy
and actress. I don't think the first thing I don't think is oh,
she's fat. I don't think that I look at Sarah Sanders though.
The first thing that comes to mind is not she's fat.
You got to be careful there in California. Yeah, it's leaking
into
the fat. Well, Juan Williams went on to say that I don't know
what you're talking about, about the butt. Nobody laughing
because he said everybody at his table was just rolling in the
aisles. And I find that hard to believe. But it's possible. He
was sitting at a table where everybody thought it was
hilarious. So
we don't know how the how the miking was of the room.
But we saw now that now they shot the audience to an
excessive amount. They shot the audience and she right what she
was talking. There's a two camera deal. And they were not
laughing except the millennials. We both observed that she was
not getting the big laughs everybody who analyze the thing
who even if they were there. She was not getting the big laughs
right? We can't We can't rewrite history. She wasn't getting the
big laughs It was just a fact.
Right? But now why are we even discussing this? Well, you're
the one who brought it up.
You're the one who clipped it.
No, I just clipped I clipped What's your name? Who said I
didn't want to play it and I played it and I played one
Williams he's blame me Don't blame the messenger.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say the
morning to you John C. stands for coked up she is Devorah AK.
Allegedly allegedly.
Let's see here. Hold on. I gotta There we go. Yeah, we do a few
people to think.
No, it's you've got to do say you're in the mornings first.
What's wrong with Oh, I'm
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I'm creating the Moorish gypsy was telegraphy in there. So
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got another glitch going on in the world. Lots of stories about
it. I hadn't heard about it. It's actually it happened a few
weeks ago. There was a computer glitch glitch in the UK get my
nation east with the National Health Systems computers
scheduling system he analysis. This is parliament. It's so bad
parliament has to talk about it.
He he analysis of trial data from the service found that
there was a computer algorithm failure dating back to 2009.
I love that this is so much better than the press reporting
on as a glitch a computer algorithm failure
in 2009.
The latest estimates I've received from PHP is that as a
result of this, between 2009 and the start of 2018. An estimated
450,000 women aged between 68 and 71 were not invited to their
final breast screening. At this stage, it is unclear whether any
delay in diagnosis will have resulted in any avoidable harm
or death. And that is one of the reasons I'm ordering an
independent review to establish the clinical impact. Our current
best estimate, which comes with caveats as it's based on
statistical modeling, rather than patient reviews. And
because there is currently no clinical consensus about the
benefits of screening for this age group is that there may be
between 135 and 270 women who had their lives shortened as a
result. I'm advised that it is unlikely to be more than this
range and maybe considerably less. However, tragically there
are likely to be some people in this group who would have been
alive today.
I find this very sinister what they're doing. They're they're
taking, as he says by his own admission, oh now I want a
clinical test to know if that final breast exam when you're
actually older than 68 if that'll save your life and he's
presupposing by saying clearly we're mad some are 200 400 women
they had they died in the diner This is a ruse and a ploy for
more money for their national health system which they already
say has problems but now they're spinning this into well. Two to
400 women may have died because of this glitch this algo failure
in 2009 It's very sinister to go after more money in this
fashion. This is the zero proof zero fax and but yes now we're
going to study and make sure we do give them all these exams by
freeing up more money for this it's just all about money for
the clients.
More tax and how would the homeless
I don't know what the homelessness situation is in the
UK actually. We're sleeping rough as they call it there.
You're not homeless. You're sleeping rough.
here that means you're not wearing underwear. No. Yeah,
here, here. Yeah. You're sleeping rough. Staying in
Europe, there is huge concerned
some outrage The Kids Are All troubled. I've been seeing I
don't have any English speaking reports, but I saw a couple of
Dutch ones about the new policy from face bag, which is through
their subsidiary WhatsApp. And this is the report. If you're a
whatsapp user in Europe, you'll soon be prompted to agree new
terms of service and a privacy policy. Most of us won't take
the time to read the fine print from the popular messaging
service. So what should you know, Reuters poll, Sandoz says
if you're under 16, you'll be banned from the app.
If you're under 16. Under the new regulations, you need to get
permission for certain amounts of data to be shared. And that
that, that requires WhatsApp to collect more information, which
they didn't want to do.
raising the age limit will help WhatsApp comply with new
regulations. So what are they new data privacy laws coming
into force across the EU next month will be the biggest
overhaul of online privacy since the birth of the Internet, it
will give Europeans the right to know what data is stored on them
and the right to have it deleted.
So you can request a report it will tell you your your the
number, the device you use these WhatsApp said they need this
information to offer the service. It's for their own
technical reasons. It also gives you the the your contacts and
the groups and any numbers you've blocked
WhatsApps minimum age of use will remain 13 years and the
rest of the world and line with its parent Facebook,
this may be the Achilles heel for services certainly for for
Facebook. And I believe that this change. And the way I
understand that is we want to raise the age limit to 16.
Because above 16, according to the general data protection,
protection regulations, then we can ask all of the stuff of
these kids because of course there's a big difference between
a 13 year old and a 16 year old and the founder of WhatsApp who
still work within face bag leftover this John Kume came to
you and
what did he leave because they weren't packing enough? 13 year
olds or what? Yeah, he
left because he disagreed if he disagreed with the extra
information they wanted to, to scrape. I'll just use that word
from their WhatsApp users. The whole idea behind WhatsApp was
so beautiful when it started. And really this guy I mean, come
on. You're douchebag you sold to face bag, what do you expect? I
loved it. When it started, you paid 99 cents a year and you had
secure encrypted communications. And that was it. And they had
300 million people they were doing 300 million a year in
revenue. I'm not sure you know what the costs were. I'm sure if
they're sitting on top of Amazon AWS or something. They weren't
making a large profit margin. But that was an honest service.
And so I didn't know that face bag was taking my whatsapp
contact list and doing more slicing and dicing with that. I
mean, I'm not surprised, but I don't recall that being a thing.
I will I never use it. So I don't think
you should see the children. When do they have reporters
going up on the street saying so you know, to 12 and 13 year old
girls, they're all huddled around and like the other what's
happened are with their thumbs and they're bent bent necks in
their horrible posture. It's like, well, you know that you
won't be allowed to use it. Because you're not 16 And you
can't live without WhatsApp. Everything happens to WhatsApp
and WhatsApp puts into WhatsApp. And it's, it's, it's incredible.
And of course, Facebook knows bloody well that the kids aren't
gonna they're all gonna lie, they're gonna say they're 16
bloody well, bloody well, this could this could be an Achilles
heel for them. Now,
let's play a clip. I had to first of all, let's start with
the Facebook ad. Have you seen it? No, I don't believe so. Is
playing on all the time playing everywhere going play.
We came here for the friends. And we got to know the friends
of our friends. Then our old friends from middle school, our
mom, our x and our boss joined forces. So he says Happy
Birthday. And we discovered her uncle used to play in a band and
realized he was young wants to
and we found others just like us. And just like that, it felt
a little less alone.
But then something happened. We had to deal with spam, clickbait
fake news and data misuse. That's going to change No. For
now on Facebook will do more to keep you safe and protect your
privacy. So we can all get back to what made Facebook good in
the first place. France is when this place does what it was
built for. Than we all get a little closer
another poorly executed Apple ad How does this jive with their
hookup program they're launching.
Now here is that they had the recent Facebook developers
conference here in the city of San Jose. And this is a clip
from, there's a Facebook clear browser clip and I want to
preface it with the idea Zakhar berg is out there talking about
all these changes you're gonna make to be and they never the
guys reporting this word is like
a Ghast as I was
because I was looking at the slides and what it said and what
they're doing. And when I heard this, I said to myself, what
was unveiled some new features at its annual Developers
Conference in San Jose
5000 people were on hearing yesterday for the first day of
the f8 conference at the McHenry Convention Center. And his
keynote speech CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that
data mining scandal involving Cambridge Analytica, he said,
Facebook will now offer a new privacy control feature, a
social media platform will now let users clear their browsing
history.
It's a simple control where you can clear your browsing history,
what you've clicked on, the websites you visited, and so on.
And we're going to call it clear history. And here's what
the new some other new features include a more simplified
Facebook Messenger app and video chatting plus there is a new
dating feature where users can create a dating profile on the
app and communicate with potential matches.
Okay. Now the
user got me, I had no idea. And then when I saw what they're
showing on the screens is apparently true. Facebook,
besides Google, and besides everybody else, is actually
tracking your browser history and storing it at Facebook. Now,
are you here's what I'm a little confused about. I don't it's not
clear from the report in the Facebook app. When you click on
a link in the Facebook app, it opens up a browser inside the
Facebook app. And I believe on iOS, it's a version of Safari,
I'm not quite sure exactly how they're doing that. So do you
mean that they're they're tracking all of my browsing
history? Even when I'm using
the regular browser?
It says on the screen, erase all off Facebook? browser history?
What? Ah, how did they do that?
You gotta tell me, I don't know, maybe the I have no idea. Maybe
there's a deal? I don't know. And maybe some maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe they're just using that internal browser that they open
up. But that's not what it says on the screen. It says it says
erase all off Facebook. I got a browser history. I
gotta look into this. I gotta find out what this means. Well,
it's just disgusting.
Now, the last clip I have, as a way, don't use Facebook, I use
it for advertising. But I wouldn't ever be a member. I you
know, people say, well, there's the end of Facebook, who are
going to be bailing out left and right. And I of course say that
I don't think so I think a few people will be bailing out. And
some people won't. And I've seen the examples that early on, when
people would bail out. I don't know, it's just killing me. I
can't let use this. I'm quitting Facebook. And then three months
later, they're back on Facebook. So I'm not a big believer. And I
did find somebody they interviewed during this special
report on the Facebook conference. They found some
girl, she's got kind of a cute forward voice, very nice voice.
She could be a podcaster. And she's going to quit Facebook, or
she's quitting Facebook, or she quit Facebook. And she I think
she probably will stay off Facebook. And some people do
that. But I just thought it would be interesting to hear her
talk about why she's getting off Facebook and what you know, is
she ever gonna come back. This is the quitter girl.
I actually removed like 90% of my personal data from Facebook
last year. So I got really uncovered and I removed it from
my phone because I got really uncomfortable with it. It seemed
like it was listening to me. And when I wasn't even surfing it
was it was tracking what I was talking about with friends or
family. And that was a big concern for you. Oh, yeah. The
the idea that something is tracking everything I'm doing or
thinking makes me very uncomfortable now that Facebook
is making trying to make amends and keep it more private. Will
you jump back to honor now? No, never. How come? Honestly, my
life is better without it. I connect more with my friends and
my family by making an effort in real life. There is a dating app
that they're starting as well. Eddie just heard that on the
radio. No, no, no, I got dating apps. Don't need another note.
You know, I add it was that announcement was pretty
interesting because you know, it's obvious that you know,
people will put a lot more information in their profile on
a dating app, or maybe certainly different information than they
would put into the face, Facebook app itself or the
Facebook profile, but also to see, you know, match.com they
had their stock tanked severely.
Well, it didn't. It went down 10%
Do do you think it'll be successful do you think it'll
work? No, I
don't I think the other room with you I think they won't work
and I think this actually may be a big mistake they're making
people how's it a mistake? It's an experiment.
Well, it depends on how far they roll it out. People are weird.
They get really weird. I mean, look, just look around you look
at the stuff you can say and people believe it after a while,
you know, I know I have a feeling that I know that you
don't agree and you think that you know I'm delusional about
people not wanting not wanting to be members of this anymore.
But it is a pretty it's pretty strong you know, the human the
human being does want to stay alive and it's clear that we're
all collectively dying from this stuff. So your quitter girl. I
think there's more like her and the more stories you have like
heard the Moore's people start to think about it then you get
the stories that would Instagram which is another Facebook
property is training their AI deep learning algos, machine
learning on facial recognition, thanks to all of your all of
your pictures, which is a beautiful place to do it. No
doubt. I you know, and then, you know, to the only other counter
noise you'll hear about what else can you do? And you know,
my thing is like, Why does everyone think that you have to
be on Facebook, and that is the internet and there's no way you
have to be on the social media. NPR, tried to do a report about
some alternatives. And I think most people here understand the
concept of like no agenda social.com That Mastodon where
you have your own server, your own community and then you can
federate. So it's decentralized, and you can connect with other
people. Listen to how NPR or connect with other communities
put it that way. Listen, how NPR tries to explain your
alternatives. And it just shows you how piss poor the media is
because most of you know what you're talking about. When it
comes to this. Two thirds
of American adults use Facebook, and three quarters of those use
it every day. I'm one of them, even though I'm uncomfortable
with how much the company knows about me, and how I'm targeted
with advertising based on that data. But I use Facebook for my
job. And I also don't want to miss out on party invites from
my friends.
Wow. That's your press. I don't want to miss out on party
invites from my friends. I've got to be on the face bag.
Didn't we just used to send a calendar invite
you taking my site in this argument by bringing these
issues up? I have that
has nothing to do with sides. I'm just I'm I'm I'm surprised
that this journo really won't get off because she's admitting
it because of the party invites. Sorry, that's that's just crazy.
So
many parties going on all the time. So despite this one of
them,
it's hard to think of quitting the platform for good. But
Facebook is only 14 years old. And knowing what we know now
about the flaws and its design. How might we go about creating
the next social network, one that doesn't have those same
problems?
I really think Facebook is destructive. That's Kathy
O'Neill.
She's a mathematician and the author of a book about the
potentially dangerous consequences of algorithms. She
says she finds the next social network as having the best parts
of Facebook without the worst parts of Facebook,
basically a town square where people can interact, they can
keep up with each other. But without sort of commercial
predatory aspect.
Her envisioned social network would have a moderator curating
the conversation, and it would be a nonprofit. But she doesn't
really want the government to run the system, either.
What are people that I want to assist him with a moderator? Is
that really what people want? Is that what they think is, is
going to make them safe? And it won't cause controversy?
Because then they
have to users even know what a moderator is? Yeah, they
do. Because they're also on Reddit. They get it. They know
what a mod is
moderator curating the conversation, and it would be a
nonprofit. But she doesn't really want the government to
run the system either, because then they'd probably collect too
much data about all of us. Another person thinking about
building a better social network as Ethan Zuckerman. He's
director of the Center for Civic media at the MIT Media Lab. He
thinks it's a problem that Facebook is so big,
Facebook has an awful lot of power by virtue of the fact that
you have a single company making decisions for about 2 billion
people. He says
the next iteration of social networks can be decentralized
instead of run by one company. A good example of this is a
network that already exists an open source software called
mastodon.
You can install it put it up on a web server. At that point,
you're running a mastodon node. It's a sort of replacement
Twitter. where anyone can create their own community with their
own rules? Another problem that he'd fix,
and he doesn't explain the beauty of the system. She does.
All she says you expect him to do you honestly expect them to
explain that that which is up for interpretation.
It's not up for interpretation. Did she miss the the entire
point of the federated decentralized systems where she
just spoke about she missed the entire point in her report? That
was just a Twitter clone, you can set up for yourself? Yeah,
that do I expect it? No, but I do need to point it out. Why
else are we doing this show? I might just not show
you explaining it. What you do all the time, is not the same as
condemning them for not being not explaining because they
don't know what the hell they're talking about. They're idiots.
I did preface it by saying this is what happens in you when you
know about something. Now you can hear how full of crap the
news is the media,
or anyone can create their own community with their own rules.
Another problem that he'd fix,
we don't really have control over the algorithms that sort
our information and choose what we see or don't see.
Zuckerman and his MIT colleagues have built an experimental
platform called gobo, which allows you to tinker with the
algorithms on your Facebook and Twitter feeds as you see fit.
So you can say things.
Hey, man, we need a cool name for this social net. We're
making what domain names available? I don't know. Let's
throw something into the generator. Go Bo. Yeah, that's
it. I'll go about
which allows you to tinker with the algorithms on your Facebook
and Twitter feeds as you see fit.
So you can say things like, I'd like to hear from more women
mute all the men. I'd like less rude content and more civil
content.
I asked Kathy O'Neill, if she could imagine a scenario, a real
alternative to Facebook emerges. And she said, how
many? How many 10s of 1000s of people are you going to employ
who are going to detect this so called less, less outrageous
posts? Just want civic posts? Is this going to be algo? Why do
people want algos? How about reverse chronological order?
Isn't that the isn't that the simplest?
You're asking me?
Including one where people simply lose interest.
It was kind of a temporary insanity that we all went
through. Yes, we wanted to do this in the first place.
And in that future, perhaps we'll look up from our phones
walk outside and hang out together in real life? No, no.
What is she thinking?
She's thinking that by not explaining the alternatives,
we're going to give it all up. That's what she's thinking.
She's an idiot.
Total total
baloney taking my side.
No, I'm not. I'm on your side. It's just like, wow, you know?
Yeah, know what to tell you. Nothing.
I'm very disturbed by all this. I mean, I the thing about
erasing browser history got me upset, you know, and who knows
what else they're doing. And the way these they're so cavalier
about. I mean, Zuckerberg doesn't care. I mean, he's up
there. And he's just thinking, well, the company is the company
and we got to, you know, he's, I honestly believe that he's not,
he's not sitting there, you know, rubbing his hands and
going. I've got him now. He's thinking, you know, this is all
good, because people want they want advertising that's tailored
to their needs. They want information that's tailored to
their needs. They want all these things and so we have to spy on
them. And we're not doing it for evil reasons. But we're going to
spy on them to give them the ads they want. And we're doing them
a huge favor. They don't get this anyplace else. It's
the best place for ads you want. Yeah,
so he's sincere. I don't believe for a minute that this guy is
no, you know, I just don't think he's got it in him to be like,
Oh, the screw these screw are users.
Here's something I've noticed now that you know, I haven't I
don't have the apps. In fact, I'm barely using face bag. I'll
check it once every other day. That's about it. No need. And
that just to see if I there's anything in the no agenda groups
and what happens. This is my experience. When you stop using
it. The algos effectively shut down. And so when I go back on,
it gives me maybe five stories and then there's stuff I've seen
before. So I think that's a crucial mistake. If you want to
keep someone on your platform, then when they come back in you
want to surprise them and remind them why they should have been
here. They don't have any it doesn't seem apparent. They'll
have anything like that. Yeah, it's just
a complete violation of all the marketing rules. Thank
you. So it's kinda when
you come back on they should be going. Oh, God, where were you?
We missed you so much. Mr. Adams. Yes. None
of that. No snazzy videos. No, no party invites. No. You know,
like, you've been friends with this person for 20 years. None
of that. Now, I think if so, if people do start to diminish us,
it becomes less interesting. The algo apparently does not know
what to do. do when you're not using it it just starts to
slowly shut down. Try it now you're not you're not you but
other people that should try it. It's very interesting.
Meanwhile,
you're right is is very weird to us not the way to do things.
Zuckerberg has been summoned to the parliament in the UK is it
with a with a threat?
What's the threat? Oh, they can shut him down the UK. Yeah. Big
threat
to Head of Public Policy Facebook UK. Dear Mr. Simpson,
thank you for helping to arrange Mike shrimp first appearance in
front of the committee yesterday. As you may have seen
from my press statements, the committee feels that the
evidence lacked many of the important details that we need.
We therefore restate our invitation to Mark Zuckerberg
following reports that he will be giving evidence to the
European Parliament in May. We would like Mr. Zuckerberg to
come to London during his European trip, we would like the
session here to take place by 24th of May. It is worth noting
that while Mr. Zuckerberg does not normally come under the
jurisdiction of the UK Parliament, he will do so next
time he entered the country. Yeah, baby. Yeah, next time you
try to enter the country, you will be subject to us bitch. So
we hope that he will respond positively to our requests. But
if not, the Committee will resolve to issue a formal
summons for him to appear when he is next in the UK.
The UK eventually now, what I think I think that Zuckerberg is
a little naive about a lot of this stuff. And I think that
because he believed I believe I think that because he thinks he
did a slam dunk at Congress and just wowed him that he could do
the same thing in England, which is anything but the case, right?
Because there are a bunch of a holes there that don't have any
of these. You know, they're not just genteel as members of
Congress might be toward a guy like this, because they don't
have any respect for the rich entrepreneur. They have respect
for a rich or an even a poor member of the upper classes. But
that's different, right? So they can't they just going to drag
him over the coals. It'd be in tears.
I would be worried if I were him. I wouldn't
do it. I'd say you know, I don't need to go to England. There's
nothing there for me through it. Just fly over it all
the time. Yeah, yeah.
Meanwhile, it now has come to light that Twitter also sold
data to Cambridge Analytica to the same guy.
We should mention that they've just filed for bankruptcy. Yes,
I have the report.
The company accused of harvesting the data of more than
87 million Facebook users says it is shutting down Cambridge
analytic and made the announcement Wednesday. In March
the company was accused of using data that was harvested from
Facebook users without their permission. That data was then
shared with a number of political campaigns. In a
statement Cambridge Analytica blame the media for driving away
all of its clients and said it had been vilified for legal
activities. The company says it intends to file for bankruptcy
in the US and the UK. Always a good way to get rid of the
evidence. Podesta dated everyone says oh, I think we'll just get
rid of ourselves here. We're just done. Just file for
bankruptcy. I would be remiss if I didn't mention this new study
done by San Francisco State University professor of health
education Eric peiper and associate professor of health
education Richard Harvey, quote, The behavioral addiction of
smartphone use begins forming neurological connections in the
brain in similar ways to how opioid addiction is experienced
by people taking oxycontin for pain relief. And they've they've
come up with their own name for what it leads to which is
loneliness, anxiety and depression. They say it is
directly relatable to the phone use and they call phone
leanness. What phone leanness instead of lone Lingus instead
of loneliness. They call it phone Linus phone Linus
loneliness. Yes,
no, please. Makes it sound like you're a phony phone. It looks
good when you read it phone Linus phone Linus with a pH
Well, I'm all in on this. Of course, you know me. The phone's
not anywhere here. In fact, I lost it again in the house. So I
haven't used it for a while.
Where it is,
I guess that's that's the best way to go off the grid. I just
lost my phone. I don't know where there's
constantly put it down and then you know, stuff piles up over it
and I can't find it. And says I keep it turned off. I can't
bring it. So it's two edged Word. I'll find it eventually.
Yeah, finally, just I don't know why people haven't figured this
out. They're walking around. You saw it. You know where you were
last time. It was just people looking at their phone
constantly. Is there something what's going on on your phone
that you're looking at it all the time?
Yeah, I don't know.
That's another thing is another. All we're doing on this show is
pointing out the obvious and getting nowhere. I don't think
we've gotten we've gotten people to stop listening to MSN. Yeah,
MSM M five s and five M. That's true. And we got a lot of people
that comment on that. They don't have to listen to the news
anymore. But we've done nothing about social media. We've done
nothing about phones, nothing zip. Well, I think we have
mechanisms to strong the mechanism is too strong. It's
like
trying to get someone to kick a drug addiction. And just tell
just by telling him hey, you know, it's bad for you and
there's all the reasons and you know, this and you it doesn't
help.
No, you gotta you gotta you got to take you know what? Phone
Linus clinics
is clinic no agenda phone
call the is called the Apple Store.
I'm gonna show my school by donating to no agenda. Imagine
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I heard an interesting story just about YouTube and revenues.
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an essay. Okay. I like essays. You do fairly. So. Kanye West
has been in the news, or what? Whatever they call news these
days. He's on all the channels. And he showed up on TMZ. I
didn't see any of that. But there was an extra bit on TMZ
which I don't think it was broadcasts if there's no reason
it could be broadcast because of all the profanity. But it was
rather interesting to hear what Kanye had to say about his is
coming out for President Trump or it's not really what he's
doing but he's trying to communicate something and it was
just it was like a head shaker and I just wanted to share this
little bit little bit with you because it's like wow, this
guy's got a lot going on
everybody else when they make a statement like that they end up
apologizing because they're so worried about what people say
and
this was I think, because he was wearing the Make America Great
Again hat that set off such a storm on the social nets.
Everyone was freaking out. How can you do this? Oh, yeah,
social media.
What? You know why? You know why when I went to visit him the
first time I went after the election. Yeah, and I took the
tweet down and everything. Because I was drugged the fuck
out bro. I was drugged out. I was on opioids. Two days after I
got off of opioids, and I was addicted to opioids. Two days I
got off of opioids. I'm in the hospital, right? I'm taking to a
Everyone listen to this place. Two days before I was in the
hospital. I was on opioids. I was addicted to opioids. I had
plastic surgery because I was trying to look good for y'all. I
got light posts duction because I didn't want shorter call me
fat like y'all call Rob at the wedding and made him fly home
before me and Kim got
married. Now before you think he's still on opioids, he's
gonna say he's not I don't
want y'all to call me fat. So I got liposuction, right? And they
gave me opioids, right? And I started taking two of them, and
then driving to work on the opioids, right? Then my boy, and
I'd always ask my boy, you know, to help me if you know we don't
talk, give me a week.
I need a guy like this. Hey, give me some weed. I need a guy
just around me all the time. Give me some way. Hey, here's
some we're gonna give me some opioid just give me some stuff.
This county has got the life. Just got a little lipo got some
opioids. Hey, where's my week,
my boy. And I always ask my boy, you know, to help me if it's,
you know, we all tour give me some De Beauvoir. So he had to
go give me the opioids. And there was talks amongst my camp
like, yeah, he's popping gays popping pills, right? So when he
handed it to me, this to be said, you know, this is used to
kill genius, right? So I didn't take it. Two days later, I'm in
the hospital. I was taking two pills a day at that time. When I
left the hospital, how many pills you think I was given?
Seven. I went from taking two pills to take in seven.
Now what I think he's trying to say here, I find this very
interesting. I think he's trying to say that he was doped up. And
that killed that because it kills genius. I agree. And that
once he was off of them, that's when everything became clear. So
I think what he's trying to communicate is you gotta get off
the, the opioids as he says, and I agree, that's what you should
call them the opioids. You got to get off the opioids. So you
can think clearly again, and not be engrossed by whatever you're
being mind controlled into. I believe that's what he's saying.
So the reason why I did not why drop those tweets and
everything, because I was drugged. The fuck out, bro, bro.
And I'm not drugged out this, these pills that they want me to
take three of a day. I take one a week, maybe two a week.
Just do a little crack. You know, once a week, maybe two
twice a week, my week
care of myself of my vision. So I took some pills. So I wouldn't
go to hospital and prove everyone right? We are drugged
out. We are following other people's opinions. We are
controlled by the media. And today, it all changes you got to
pop and linen in that hallway. Today, it all changes. We need
to think how to think free. We need to be free thinkers.
And the thing is, you know the set on TMZ. Right? It's you got
the set and the behind that is all those people who are
working.
And so he's one of those open office sets. So he has
his back to the camera and he's yelling at all the people there
who of course all of them are holding up their phones
recording him. It's it's a very bizarre scene,
then we need to know how to feel free. People say Feel free, but
we don't even know how to feel free or think free. Say what you
feel positive and negative. Einstein says the definition of
insanity is doing the same thing expecting a different result. So
we keep on saying I hate you. I hate you. Fuck you. Fuck you.
Fuck you. How are we going to get a different result out of
hate? Why don't we just try love? Why don't we just try
love? Why can't it be okay for an influential rapper in the
black community to go up to the President and talk to him about
how we can make a change one by one by one. We have the
resources for a
peaceful world. There you go. Kanye. He's got the right idea.
I've always admired that guy.
Yeah. I mean, he's he's he's onto something. But he's right.
Winding up with the same result we wind up with. He's not making
any difference.
But he's just thrown in. Some at the end like and Taylor Swift
still shouldn't have won that award.
Yeah. I think Cecile Richards is making a run.
She's out promoting a book. She is the CEO of Planned
Parenthood. And she's on every show now. Have you seen her any
interviews? And I still really like her.
I know, she's been on everywhere, but it's none of the
beats I have.
Yeah, she's on every cable news show. And then I have a constant
barrage of acampo Lodge, but they all ask the same question.
And that's kind of how you do it. You write a book and then
you go out and you promote the book and then you and you start
testing the waters and trial balloons. And of course
everyone's going to ask you and you're gonna deny but this
is you if you have a good book promoter. They actually right.
Yeah, they set it up so you don't have to worry. So you're
good to go. And she comes from a political family and rich Here's
her mom was the governor of Texas I think. Yeah, I think so.
Yeah. Democrat woman, because you know, we're all racial Hicks
down here. We don't want any of that. But here's the M five m
this
book I think will broaden people's understanding about
your activist chops. This
makes me think you're Are you gonna run for office? I don't
have any plans. I learned early on never to say never women
running for office. Does that mean Cecile Richards running for
office? Well
never say never is their elective politics in your
future? knows, we know Never Say Never a lot of
people are wondering if you're stepping away from Planned
Parenthood to get into elected politics yourself. Is that
something that's on your mind? Not not this fall, perhaps but
down the road?
He will never say never related their
politics and your future? I don't know what's next. Do you
have an interest in running for office at some point,
nothing that I really looked at in order to stand up for
something. You've got to fight and you've got to face
adversity. You've done it for your whole career. And right now
we're seeing a record number of women run for election. That's
right. Are you going to be one of those women next? I don't
know. Yeah,
I think I think she might she might make a run for it. Right
for what? Well, she's she's setting up why wouldn't she run
for president
but and what for what I mean, where she would stay she from
what you're going to refer governors. You're going to run
for Senators. You're going to run for Congressman, she's
gonna run for president for dog catchers. You're gonna
run for president. Oh, please. Why not?
What you're gonna say that she couldn't become president.
Yeah, I'm gonna say that. I'll say it right here. Why? Why?
Why? She is divisive in such a way that nobody who is religious
or has any?
No, no. That's about whether she'll when I'm saying I think
she may run. You're saying no way she's gonna run or does
that.
Oh, I see what you trick me.
No, I'm not tricking you. I said I
think he's gonna run he's gonna be one of the like the 17 people
that ran for president against Trump. Yes. Yeah, it's possible
didn't show up up there and then get annihilated they love her.
Whose day the Democrats, the M five M you're very you're very
combative with me today. I don't understand why
rah rah rah rah because I'm sitting in the wrong space. I'm
sorry. I've got my back to the workstation it should be working
on. Okay.
Well, let's think about this.
It might be a good foil to keep Hillary from wanting running
again. Yeah. Because you want to have a woman we got to have a
woman we got to have a woman and, and so. So she's a woman,
as far as we know. And Hillary still got the machine. Hillary
had to be behind it. Somehow Hillary had to be the power
behind it.
Okay, I liked that. I liked that idea. Why wouldn't she?
Well, because she wants to be president. That's true. That's
true. She still wants to be president she's still going to
run again the Democrats don't know what to do about it.
They're beside themselves.
She's been very quiet of late I think they put the
word out did stop booking her No, I
Well, that's possible. And I think she blackballed I think
she's been real quiet because there I think there are some
real investigations now going on into the Clinton Foundation.
Like someone has someone from actual law enforcement, I
believe is is sniffing around finally. Who could be and
Charles Ortel keeps just banging away at it so and they have like
some sick I still alive yeah, well, he's moved I think he's in
Colorado now. He's moving around.
Is that gonna help
well I just move we just got to move around safe house to safe
house Come on. You know, he doesn't want to wake up one day
with two to the head gun in the left hand. Got a note from Scott
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is really fun to read. I haven't read this one. He sent me a
copy. So I'm going to check it out tonight. But it's just it's
always short. It's fun. The plot is always good. The characters
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Operation free tarde.
Free tart. Good
coin something there. Yeah. All right. Well, let's see what else
we got here on the list. I found. Got a couple of things
here that kind of interesting. I want to play this as a short
clip. You know, this Bornstein guy, this this weird looking
doctor that Trump used to use in New York. The guys all excuse
me, the guys all you know, just just like, Your Honor. Have you
seen this guy? There's this guy whose office was supposedly
raided, they grabbed the Trump medical records the
guy that said Trump dictated to him to say the most healthiest
president ever in US presidential history. Yeah,
stuff like what he says.
And the question whether officers actually rated or not
as questionable listening to the mainstream reports. But here's
the thing. People don't seem to realize I just want to play this
very short clip Bornstein and medical records. Oh,
it's Bornstein recalling that he told Mr. Trump's longtime
personal assistant that he should be the White House
physician. But after it was published, he says he received a
Kurd phone call. She
said so you want it to be the White House doctor. Forget your
name. Tonight, the Trump Organization lawyer declined to
comment and NBC News could not reach the president's former
bodyguard, but we have confirmed they took the original medical
records leaving Dr. BORNSTEIN without any copies lesser Peter
Alexander at the White House tonight. Thank you.
Well, I couldn't hear it. Exactly. What did he say?
He said that he asked to be the White House. Doctor. Yeah. And
then his assistant call him back in a current phone call says
you, you know you wanted to be the White House. Doctor. You're
out. Wow. Okay. I doubt any this took place. But I don't think
the public in general in the United States realizes that
medical records, your medical records belong
to you.
They're your property. Yes. They belong to you. They don't belong
to the doctor. They don't belong to the insurance company. They
belong to you. Yeah. And that is de emphasized in the media.
Well, of course, because you always want to share everything
within the New World Order. We share all things and we're all
equal and we're open. We have nothing to hide, you have
something to hide.
We also have, we had a little incident in the Bay Area.
Besides the the homeless. There was the second amendment walk
out and about, I don't know, maybe five, six schools in the
Bay Area's like 15 minute walk out, kids, you know, with the
American flags and Don't tread on me and they gave few speeches
and went back to class. But I want to play the clip of the
report of this because there's a couple of little things that we
always have to keep an eye out for when we're listening to news
reports Park High in Pleasant Hill, a downtown college prep in
San Jose and California high school and San Ramon, ABC SEVEN
NEWS REPORTER Amy Hollyfield was in San Ramon for this morning's
walkout.
About 75 students walked out of California High School in San
Ramon this morning. Not an unusual sight, especially in the
Bay Area. But some parents were still shocked when they heard
why they were walking out. Wait, what? Yes. No, I didn't know
this. I'm kind of shocked. I don't know what to say. These
students are walking out in support of the Second Amendment
the right to bear arms. This comes just over a month after
students across the country staged walkout to take a stance
against gun violence
to kids that have been walking out and represented in the media
from the parkland, like Parkland survivors, they don't
necessarily represent our whole a whole demographic
walk out like this one called stands for the second are
happening in at least 40 states today. The organizer in San
Ramon saw the event on social media a week ago and decided to
host one here. Administrators just heard about it this morning
and quickly got the word out to teachers and police. Now,
that little got you in here that you really have to pay you have
to be careful that doing this everywhere. is equating the
Second Amendment with gun violence.
Good catch, yes. And the way she puts
it, she says they're walking out in support of the second
amendment while everyone else is against gun violence.
Wow. So yeah, so the Second Amendment equals gun violence,
the way it's presented as the Second Amendment equals gun
violence. So if you want to hear that again, maybe before he
played again, I want to also mentioned that the woman they
were interviewing somebody they told this was, there was a
walkout. It's for the Second Amendment, and this housewife
and a car was going Oh, my God, I can't Oh, that's unbelievable
that they would do that that they would support. She's a
Ghast. You don't really hear the question of that. She's asked so
we don't really know how and plus was sorry. Yeah. Anyway,
yeah, play it again.
Until a downtown college prep in San Jose and California High
School in San Ramon, ABC SEVEN NEWS REPORTER Amy Hollyfield was
in San Ramon for this morning's walk out.
About 75 students walked out of California High School in San
Ramon this morning. Not an unusual sight, especially in the
Bay Area. But some parents were still shocked when they heard
why they were walking out. Wait, what? Yeah. No, I didn't know
this. I'm kind of shocked. I don't know what to say. These
students are walking out in support of the Second Amendment,
the right to bear arms. This comes just over a month after
students across the country staged walkouts to take a stance
against gun violence.
Oh, wow, great catch, John. Holy crap. That's some neuro
linguistic programming for you right there.
Well, again, this is the problem that you have. It's the editors
that are the problem here they are letting this stuff get by
Amy Hollyfield.
The carpet they may be changing it to this language. You
don't know if it's a possibility, but I don't I I do
make me depressed if that would be true, because that editor is
not supposed to do that they're supposed to keep you from doing
what exactly what she did, which is making false equivalencies in
the report in such a way that it that is skews the report. It's a
very poorly done, poorly executed report. And then they
had with that woman going, Oh, my God, you're kidding. All
blah, blah, blah, blah. And she goes, Yes, that's what they're
doing. They Yes, yes. Yes. The whole thing is, I find to be the
worst piece of it's another piece of the local nother piece
of mainstream media crap. right before your very eyes.
Unbelievable.
You know, just while we're on these kids protesting a buddy of
mine, and I picked this up off of the face bag, I think maybe
two weeks, week and a half ago. He owns a very successful
production company in New York. And it mainly in New York, they
produce corporate events, but big ones, and he's very
successful with this. I'll be a little circumspect about what
the event was. But he said, you know, this evening because he of
course, he'll do his little corporate update on the face bag
with pictures of him with all the people that you produce this
event for. Tonight, we produced this event. The event was
honoring some people and featured performances by
Jennifer Lopez and Shawn Mendes, as well as appearances by Trevor
Noah, Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Alex Rodriguez Kashia
Rue Paul Martha's Stewart, Gayle King Ariana Huffington Maxine
Waters, Senator Rand Paul, Preet Mahara and the Parkland
students. Can you just did they have an agent now?
You can just book your book they do.
You can just book the Parkland students and they you find you
can they got they need to jet to fly up you know, they can't stay
overnight because they gotta go back to school. Are they still
in school or not?
And I'm sure they got an agent that makes demands
their gig oh and Nicole Kidman Keith Urban were there as well.
So everyone got booked. Everyone made out like crazy on this. And
I know my guy, you know, he paid him whatever they want. I'm sure
he sells in the jet for you too.
But that's that's child abuse. Because what they pay on this is
true. I just that's kind of surprised me.
Here's a trend going on, that people should be aware of. This
is the paint it says it starts with an O so you gotta go to Oh,
paint ball wars. Hear about this
paintball guns are meant to be harmless. But police in cities
around the country say a surge of paintball fights are
terrorizing their residents in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Today we've seen about 44 incidents of paintball activity
in the city. Just in the month of April
in Milwaukee. 65 reports of people being hit with paint
balls in the last week. It's unsuspecting citizens who don't
know what's going on. Rapper 21 Savage is credited with starting
the trend, posting videos of paintball guns and calling for
paint balls up guns down. Some describe it as an anti violence
campaign better than somebody out here fighting and shooting.
Why not, but it leads to incidents. According to
officials, the paintball battles triggered deadly shootings in
Greensboro 19 year olds or carriers Bradley was killed with
real bullets during what police say started as a paintball
fight. And outside Atlanta police a 15 year old Christopher
Collins fired an actual gun in retaliation during a paintball
attack. Killing three year old to Raji digs in his mother's car
when I turned the corner. My baby he just kept quiet.
The toddler's mother says 21 Savage, a personal friend of the
family paid for the funeral, and she doesn't blame him for the
violence.
He ASOs telling him to put down the real guys and put up the
paintball guns.
A publicist for 21 Savage did not return a request for
comment. Now police in multiple cities warned that what may have
started with good intentions, has backfired. Stephanie Goss,
NBC News,
New York. Well, I'm encouraged that the the hip hop and youth
of America including Kanye is trying to do something. It's a
little misguided, I'd say.
Yeah, totally.
Now. It sounds like you had a sincere idea how dumb it is.
Yeah, painful
or dangerous to shave and you're wearing a mask?
You know that? I can, you know, thanks for that report. I can
can't wait to see that happening on the streets of Austin. I'm
sure it's gonna be great in Austin. I'll make Yes. Was it a
bunch of white dudes with the paint ball? No black kids? Oh,
really? No. And they weren't getting arrested?
Well, who knows? I'm sure they were. Yes. Yes. By the way, this
month is mental health road mental health awareness month, I
believe. Oh. Okay. So they had this special on one of the
networks. It was like, there, they had these kids on and
they're going on. And there was a subtle message. It was it was
one of the new shows. And of course, the new shows, unlike
coal bear or some of these late night shows, and I do have the
from last year to have to go dig it up. But I have all or at
least a segment of the ads that Colbert has on his show. There's
no drug companies except for Botox advertising, but they
advertise on the new shows. And so they're going back and forth
talking about how that is mental health awareness. So so they had
Kirsten Bell and she's going yeah, I'm kind of nuts. And so I
you know, it is good to talk about his dad, one person after
another. Then they brought on Sarah Silverman, who, who came
on and made the following comments, this is the mental
health month take medication cuz I'm
like Cliff, I can actually do this. If you have diabetes, you
take medication. If you have some mental health issues, you'd
also take medication. And it's no big deal
that really like resonated with me, because I think sometimes
people are like, looked down upon kind of like for taking
medication.
Oh, man, she's talking about misguided Holy crap. She needs
to read lost connections that would set her straight. This is
this is the fallacy of this stuff. Well, you're sick, you
have a chemical imbalance in your brain. This is a lie. This
is a lie. You got something wrong, you got to find the
cause. And the show is just you take pills. It's just like you
got to cast because you broke your arm. It's like ah,
and on this report, they promoted the idea that one in
five kids is mentally needs mental health help in the form
of medication is
do not let the doctor put your kid on the pills. Holy crap. And
was this a government sanction program where it was this?
It was on one of the new shows it was just a special they had
all these different actors bitching about their lives and
how terrible things are and they basically just
promoting bills. Promoting pills. Holy crap. Oh, man.
It was quite depressed.
That's Yes, I need some pills. Now. I'm so depressed. Looking
at the bitcoin price and other associated Kryptos looks like
right now we're at 9600. right in line with my theory of the
pending doom for Iran and maybe Bibi Netanyahu had something to
do with it. He came and did you see this thing he did? This
little chat. I got a little clip of his what some are calling the
equivalency of a TED talk.
I just revealed something the world has never seen before. A
few weeks ago, Israel obtained half a ton of Iran's secret
nuclear weapons files. You want to see what that looks like?
Anthony unveils its bookcase with all these buying nerves
which somehow is going to weigh half a ton, which seems like
1000 pounds. And then he has two large framed just rows of CD
ROMs it kind of looked like a really bad award given to a
rapper for his, you know, 10 million albums sold. It was like
one of those deals, just all the CD ROMs in there. And that is
showing all the research they had it was extremely
unconvincing. Look at this.
This was an exact copy of the material we got from Iran secret
atomic archives. That's over 100,000 original Iranian files
and documents of blueprints for nuclear bombs, timelines for
uranium enrichment, simulation of nuclear implosions much more,
this atomic archive proves one thing. Iran lied through his
teeth. Iran is still a few days ago, Iran's foreign minister
said this. We never wanted to produce a nuclear bomb. Well,
Iran secret atomic archive proves the exact opposite. You
want hit a comprehensive plan to build an arsenal of nuclear
weapons. The nuclear deal with Iran was based on lies. And he
rants terrorist regime simply cannot be trusted. And a few
days from now, President Trump will decide the United States
position regarding the nuclear deal. I'm sure you'll do the
right thing. The right thing for America, the right thing for
Israel, the right thing for the peace of the world.
So I mean, this whole thing was so odd with, you know what, they
don't have thumb drives or hard disk now, yes, to show all these
binders. Yet they've got nuclear bombs. They're evil scientists.
They're making nukes. And they're printing it all their
plans onto paper and putting them in binders? I don't know.
But I do think we're going to see just from my theory, this
was just a theory, I think by what is today the third. So in
one week, I think Bitcoin will be over $10,000 in preparation
for the May 15 date. And it seems like it's like we're not
going to start bombing Iran. I don't think that at all. But
something something is going to get kicked off. They're planning
on doing something all the sentiment is now against the
evil Iranian regime, and we need to have some kind of revolution.
And it's got to be coming. And it starts with it starts with
this with more sanctions or something that's going to mess
up Iran. And probably a year of that, and then it's got to
happen. They're going to
do you think they're going to do the Korea deal? First, it can do
two things, you know, they think
it starts on the 15th by not okay, this deal is no good.
We'll pretend to renegotiate the deal will kind of be in limbo.
We won't know where it is. Meanwhile, we do something with
North Korea. Sure, that's got to be done. But you know, when you
cut off Iran from the money supply, and Oh, Michael Michaels
that actually found out for me how they how they're doing this,
this oil trading apparently France is giving Iran when they
buy oil or sell oil, they're giving them Euro credits. So
it's credits that are based on the euro, but it's not really
the Euro because they're not allowed to turn to US dollars
anymore, nor can they because they're being shut off from all
the all the financial networks like Swift, etc. So France, and
I don't understand how was France in this game, he must
desperately want them to not want to keep it as kind of
stable and moving ahead, Steady as she goes. If they're, they're
allowing transactions to take place with Iran. Our buddy, we
had the big steak dinner for him. And he's doing it for Euro
credits. I mean, this is going to be a real problem. No one
gets out of that alive.
Including Macron. No. That's all new to me.
I'm baffled though that we didn't have Wilbur kissing,
we're hugging. We're having a great time. But this guy, he's
he's aiding and abetting the Iranians. How can he be our
buddy?
Other than no idea?
I don't know, man. The whole thing is a giant scheme to break
the country.
Oh, no, I think he was probably involved when we when we got
Qaddafi. So there's just more I don't know how.
Anyway, I don't know.
I'm just going to call this the Iranian Bitcoin theory. And by
the 10th, we should see Bitcoin at or above 10,000. And near the
15th. Who knows? I mean, it's on.
Sounds like there's a correlation. We'll see. I don't
know how long this is
gonna go on how long the scam is going to continue.
But when is the when is the North Korea thing scheduled?
That coming up? Is that very soon?
Yes. Coming up soon bounty there's a solid, firm date to
have the even determine where they're going to do I think
they're still in negotiations about where they're going to do
it
now well, we don't really know anything the meanwhile you don't
pay it just goes over hangs out now we don't know nothing. May 4
is traditionally a well may 5 is Liberation Day in a lot of
Europe, I think in all of Europe. And certainly in the
Netherlands In the Netherlands, they have a special they call it
the dead remembrance don't inherit yanking on May 4 fifth,
fourth, the while the fifth is Liberation Day. And on the
fourth, they have a two minutes of Holland Holland Yes, two
minutes of silence. And this is it's since I was there in 1972.
And it's really quite fascinating to see at eight
o'clock, on the fourth and the evening of the fourth, everyone
stops what they're doing cars will stop on the highway, the
highways have just stopped, all the cars are stopped. And
everyone observes two minutes of silence for those who fell
during the Second World War. And this year, there's a group that
says no, we're going to interrupt that silence
everywhere we can because this whole thing is racist, because
you're only thinking about the white people who died in the war
and not about the 4 million who died in Dutch East India, all
this stuff, whatever it is some racist problem. So now they're
going to, you'll see, you'll see this is going to be a mess.
Because Black Pete involved. It's the process of black
people, I'm sure. Somehow he's involved. So so the this is a
very solemn thing. It's like a very cultural tradition that
I've witnessed throughout all my years living in and being in the
Netherlands. And now you got a bunch of Jamaicans who are going
to come and disturb this for some ulterior motive. And it's
the tempers are running high. Temperatures are running high in
the Netherlands. Yes. I think a little if people are out there
making noise, other people are going to start beating on him.
I realize sure there's more beaters than there are BT
Yes, yes, it's gonna get very ugly. Well, it's 50 Cinco
de Mayo, which is a day that we celebrate on the no agenda show
despite what one of our producers says
on the no agenda show, which I didn't know. So it's not they
don't celebrate that in Mexico. It's a total set of Mexican
holiday really. It's a day of you know, they kind of a losers
thing. But Cinco de Maya was a big celebration in Mexico, the
Mexican parts of town. And we celebrate because in every show,
even though it doesn't show up in the recording. Adam sings
Cinco de Mayo during the playing of the of the pre the fat lady.
Yeah, actually sassing Cinco de mio, you do Sanko? I do Cinco.
Yeah, he does some. And
so that makes it part of the show. And so we celebrate it. So
that'd be on Saturday, and then the show will be on Sunday be
the sixth. Is there anything going out on the sixth of May?
That's important. I don't think so. It's just kind of a bland
day. Camp, May 6, witness as he says.
You look on the wiki. In the meantime, a little segment about
dogs. I think that we're going to have to make this a regular
Andreas Lords from Colombia is accused of implanting liquid
heroin in the puppies bellies. To get the drugs into the US
Loris was eventually arrested in Spain back in 2013. And then
rearrest in 2015, before being extradited just yesterday,
several of the puppies used by Elorza were saved, and one of
them eventually became a narcotics dog.
So it's an old story they bring back but I think we're going to
see a lot of dog news, in fact, probably increasingly more as
I'm really now paying attention to people. Yeah, well, dogs are
people to what you're talking about that on the last show
dogs should be able to in they need the vote.
There you go. Well, we might get to that. But here's producer
Beth. Just and I want more stories like this, because I
know that this is happening. And it needs to be identified and we
got to do something about it, or at least recognize it because
we're going to die off. And that's everywhere. The young
people aren't just not having kids. They're getting dogs.
Wanting to pass one conversation I had with a millennial couple
on Saturday, right before the last show. We have two kids and
just got a puppy. We were spending the night out with a
couple about eight years younger than us early 30s. With no kids
and they have a dog. I was talking about how great our
puppy is, etc. And one of them said, Oh, isn't it great? It's
always that way. They're always sweet. If you know it's not like
having kids, they won't hate you someday. I can't watch as Beth
continues I thought that was a fascinating thing for them to
say I couldn't help thinking if the struggle that kids are the
rejection you inevitably feel from then Pope's puts off young
couples, they know it's hard they don't live in a bubble,
they get it but instead of choosing to feel the good and
bad having kids brings, they only want the good. And I and
there is some there is a cultural thing going on with
dogs. And I can't walk anywhere in my building and in any way
there's people with dogs. Well, let's make a couple of things
clear treating them like children putting them in
strollers.
You know, you moan and groan about me being in California and
all the rest of it. You're in Austin, Texas, is hardly any
generalities you can make I'm sure that people living in
Nebraska and Kansas and rural Illinois. There's no this this
dog thing is specific to the demo unless find
out aggressive I don't think I think no, I think it's a younger
generation. I think it's everywhere. And we'll find out
from our producers that it is in rural Illinois.
Right yeah. And I'm saying no, it's gonna it's not like to tell
you like you said you can't can't walk down the street.
There's dog crap everywhere. There's dogs, dogs, dogs it mean
you know, but yeah, here too. There's a lot of dogs. It's
alright, here we go.
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the sixth Babe Ruth and 1915 hits his first home run on May
6, I guarantee you people Berg disaster she's I don't like John
Steinbeck woods.
Like any of it. I don't like doing donation themes with the
with the episode number because it relates to some year I don't
like it doesn't work. I don't think people are interested. His
work always works. It doesn't always work. Okay, here's one
that would make kind of apply to this show. Why don't you want to
talk
about dogs? Because you hate dogs. Fine.
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how about we do a great show it's an outstanding product
support us for that reason? Not because not because some
douchebag did something in 1824
now more interesting is the it doesn't matter you're not
interested in it. It's fine.
No I'm gonna go on with the dogs. A lot of dogs
and done but we go from that plague it's a plague of dogs.
In Austin.
What is happening is young people are substituting having
children by acquiring dogs and that is a problem that is not
being discussed. You'd rather talk about weird dates in
history
I I'm challenged you can you challenge the artist I'll
challenge the audience with a with a backup. Tell us that this
is going on any place other than these liberal strongholds where
they hate kids anyway. Thank you.
That's what we'll wait for. You will see it is a and I think
it's a global problem. It's not just I travel man. I'm around.
I've been around I go places I'm seeing it. The dogs in the
restaurant the dogs in the store the dogs in the supermarket, the
stud the dogs in the theater?
Dogs in the theater? Yeah. Get it have dogs in a theater. Okay.
You can just wait for the emails. They will come streaming
in and people want
it. I want to hear about dogs in a theater
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they've already designed the new Avengers event you know it's
gonna be Avengers Infinity Wars. It's going to be about multi
level marketing. You really ya
know, the Avengers about multi level marketing.
Yeah, the affinity wars.
Now is either as a joke I don't understand or it's a dumb idea.
Yeah, well, maybe it's dumb idea. The audience will get it
or what else we got? I don't know. I gotta,
you got more insults for me.
I'm not insulting you. Where's it insulting you because you've
made this site. This claim that dogs are taking over the place
and you live in Austin. I said I'm insulting the fact that you
live in Austin. You're always insulting the fact I live in
California and I didn't get the town me to get Get out you keep
telling me to sell I didn't
get the joke and then you said Well someone else will get it
like you're an idiot
that's what you did that was your microaggression it was
that's all that's all I was responding to. I was done with
the dogs
now we need to ask is the Elsa job peeved about?
No I'm not peeved about anything I'm you know, the person you
have. What you need is you need to get back behind your NOC get
that thing fixed so you can sit somewhere where you're
comfortable.
Now when it rebooted, it gave me the you can go into here's the
thing. So now won't boot because it's something Windows did.
That's the obvious thing that happened. So now it says, Well,
you know, it's not going to boot, you can go into your BIOS
settings. And I'm going to ask you, what can I do in my BIOS
settings? That's going to change anything. Oh,
you can boot from the USB drive that has Linux
on it? Yeah, I may have to do that. That's the obvious answer.
And I'd be running Linux, which which is going to be no good
because Linux doesn't have a version of Skype that works for
crap. Well, hello, Linux people,
you should take some time today and fix the duck. Because you
can't do it? Well, it's just an idea.
I'm gonna try to fix the duck. Yeah.
Gives you problems with the spreadsheet. It's all kinds of
problematic, you know, your stuff over there all kinds of
things that just, you're not comfortable and I want to make
sure you're comfortable. Can I send someone over?
What are they going to do? Fix it for you? People know that
what happened is not necessarily fixable. Okay. I have to like
take and strip that thing down and put a new operating system
on it. Make sure that doesn't change any of the Okay, I guess
get up. Instead of putting new offerings. The problem is they
gotta go through all this trouble.
They're still there. Yeah. Oh, no, you cut out. Okay. Sorry.
Coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas, the only place
where people substitute dogs for children. In the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley, where we should send
everybody to Austin. I'm John C. Dvorak until
Sunday, remember us at the boruch.org/na and as always,
adios, mofos. I need to cap
a cab.
I have ideas. Kanye West. He's the guy.
You're in the future now. And President Kanye says,
I have ideas.
But you've seen him do he does when he sees cielo file
profile profile. He
was a bush Obama special jerks. His body already doesn't just
turn his head. He moves his whole body over about 45
degrees.
I didn't do the deal. And insurances had for like
I think and this is during that period where it was freaky. And
they're all paranoid investment
objective numbers because they'll say oh, you
misrepresented but these numbers are close
and stares something at a direct game. Need a whole new thinking
here that someone or something with a very stern look. It's all
this great site and he usually does it to the left. And I
looked and I looked at this guy isn't a reincarnation of
Mussolini. I do not know who is and I
could see it was getting dark.
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bed and breakfast with a really beautiful breakfast done by the
owner. And so it's an old it's an old house and it has one of
those old Dutch toilets that I think I've mentioned it before
on the show that has a ship thing way up in the air wellhead
it has the the the reservoir way up in the air so uses real
gravity big ass gravity. But it needs that because it's one of
those typical old toilets that has the shelf and people don't
know the main Dutch toilet maker back in the days start making
the mainly for hospitals and and there's a shelf so when you poop
then your poop stays on the shelf so it can be examined. And
no one ever thought that's kind of discussed thing for the home
and they just just use the hospital toilets and so it's
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that's why the extra gravity is on the shelves. In some places
it hits the fan in the Netherlands it's on the shelf
on the shelf there's a poop upon the shelf we keep it biohealth
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then she leaves and rushes off and one of the guys I don't know
how he knows about this but he said that she was she said he
knew that she took this disgusting I and I apologize to
the listeners of this show for bringing this stuff up. But
apparently like to go and they just pooping their pants in a
crowd in their pants. Yes. Men brown stain girl and then they
go off to weird perversion and
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