Yah yah yah yah yah. Adam curry Jhansi Devorah Sunday June
10 2018 This is your award winning combination media
assassination episode 1041
This is no agenda
in the land of the blind he with one is king and broadcasting
live from the capital the drone Star state here in downtown
Austin, Jay Haas in the Claudio in the morning, everybody, I'm
Adam curry.
He is from Northern Silicon Valley where it's kind of bright
out. And Jesse Devorah.
Good comeback. How's it? How's the new banana bionic guy? How
is it?
It's still healing.
If you don't mind, we just need to indulge a little bit since
you did tell us about this procedure on the show. And last
episode. We had cataract surgery. Take us through it. Do
you come into the office? Are you nervous?
No, I'm not nervous. at all actually.
Worked and you were up here up late. You were up until like
1231 o'clock. Because I got an email from you. I was like, holy
shit. He was still up around midnight. Maybe 112 30.
Yeah, I got to be in the office at eight.
I have to do this show at 7am until midnight.
All right. Anyway, so you're you're not nervous. You're hurt.
You're mad. You're
gonna have to have this procedure at all. Yes. Okay.
Gotcha. So, yeah, they put you and it's I'm gonna actually
write a giblet about it. Yeah, so that means you can't tell us?
Oh, no, I can tell you but it's kind of boring. Well,
I have a few questions. Do they? Did they give you like a little
sedative? A little happy pill before?
No. They know they don't give you a happy pill. But they do
give you an IV.
Yeah, so that's no good.
I mean, that's no good.
That would make me that would irk me needle in my hand.
Yeah, well, especially I never had one before. And the woman is
asking me Do you did you do Oh,
wait. Oh, you're like me? You've never had an IV. Oh, and that
must have sucked.
Well actually turns out not to be a big deal. Oh,
in fact, fact. Right.
But it just like, you know, you're a virgin. You feel like,
you know, some sort of teenager. I said, I feel like a
cheerleader to the woman. Right over.
Like what? Shut up. Hey, we got a crazy one crazy old one here.
Mid 50s. So all right. So then they
then they take you in? I had laser. Laser cutting. Yeah, hold
on. No, no, stop. They put me in a chair. They strap you in or
your hands strapped? No. You just sit near as your head
locked in a vise? No, no, no. So then they put a they put the
clamp in your eye and your eye socket?
Yeah. Yeah, they do that. Okay. And they usually just takes a
couple of rounds. I just get small eyes. So they Yeah, they
get you to you just lay there and then they hold on the
right. So they put some drama. They put some drops in your
eyes.
Put a million drops in your eyes is ridiculous. So I put a bunch
of drugs and you got ball stuck. And
at this point, do you just want to like just like, close your
eyes and just rub your eyelid? Is that how,
you know there's no you don't have any sense of feeling? Okay.
And you can't see much either. So and then they put this device
on your your eyeball and then they you see it? You can see.
It's very rare. If you know what it feels like. Old I've never
experienced it. I don't think it feels like an alien kind of
wonder that when aliens capture you and told to the flying
saucer. That if you watch the movie or the series, and
everyone should watch this, it's called people of birth. It is
the best thing on television.
Yeah, so you have kind of that blurry vision and you see the
alien figures kind of outline hovering above you. Yeah. So I'm
like, then you wake up. You're like, Oh, my butt hurts.
You never fall asleep. So you never wake up. Right? Yeah, but
it's hazy.
Okay, and now do you hear the lasers are going
Xia laser makes this funny sounds and did you see there was
like
smoke coming off your eyeball or?
You see you hear?
Me?
Which again, I can see misinterpreting for aliens. For
all I know, I was actually captured by aliens in the
studio. Just the other half. This is the cover story.
Yeah, sure. Sure it is. All right. So then, and how long did
the whole thing take? 25 minutes. That's not too bad. And
now at any point while you were there? Did they say? Yeah, we're
gonna need a little deposit. Did they was there any deposit
noise? Yeah. All right. Good. And so then they put up they
have a patch. Do you have one? Do you have any right now?
Nothing. Oh, you just walk right out and straight in sunglasses.
They recommend anything
that you guys saying that says Your eyes are dilated. So you
gotta and
Yeah. And did you drive home yourself? No, no,
they won't let you they gave you a jolt of some crazy crazy
knockout pill through the IV that I didn't even notice it was
say it was fun.
When did this happen? Just before right
we were in the start. Oh, when they said and it's just nice.
Wow, no, no, it wasn't when you got the IV but once you were in
the in the operating room, yeah,
the anesthesiologist comes up and he says okay, here we go.
And what was it? What was it I TK it to? I asked him
specifically because I need it for the book. I'm gonna have to
ask again some verb phenom or I don't know what it was inside.
Never heard
of these things, but it wasn't like it wasn't groovy. It was no
good.
No, it wasn't I didn't notice it was any fun. I didn't go come
back
all right. And so how was the vision now that you have the
Bausch and Lomb lens,
but it's blurry Yeah. It's supposed to take a while to
settle in so
am I doing the spreadsheet today? Or is that not affect I
can do is
fine is actually my say is even though it's a little blurry. It
is 1000 times better than it was because with the other I
couldn't see anything out of that. I mean, just a big blur.
I feel that you should at least be able to deduct your actual
deductible from your tax return
I don't know what it's going to be but it's not I only paid for
the upgrade to the better quality lens. Oh, okay. The rest
of it seems to be covered by the sisters whatever. However
covered
so we oh good let's I'm glad I went okay. I was I was thinking
about you on thinking about you on Friday right? I don't want to
ask anything so I'll just hopefully he's alive on Sunday
and then we'll just get the whole story so
this is like an assembly line thing this these this particular
operation and I guess the millions that remote done every
year
so yeah, well mechanic mechanical stuff forever the way
I was gonna say the mechanical stuff I think Modern medicine is
very good broken bones heart stuff. This kind of procedure I
think we're really good at it.
We got a lot of it down Yeah,
yeah, it's like is it is like a mechanic shop just go in and fix
small now. Did the doctor at any point hover over you look at the
other guy other eye and go tisk tisk tisk No,
I don't know. No. No doctor is too busy to even talk much. You
are what you're seeing and you're just like you go to the
dentist. Yeah, that's fine. Okay, what crown you've got it
needs replacing
this little worried about this one over here.
Let's just put a new one in
now any timeline on when this should be working when it should
be less blurred a month? Oh, wow. It's
a long time. Huh?
Okay, yeah. And I got all these drops. I gotta put in my four
times a day
so you can't operate an automobile then for a month.
Sure. I
can. I can like to sit there and I did before the operation. Lady
my my daughter. Put your dark glasses on put a patch. Ah,
she loves you.
She's one don't go down the stairs. Don't go into wine
cellar.
Very sad news this evening.
You can't go into going into the wine cellar. Dad is dusty down
there. Mr. Dvorak was found in his wine cellar by his daughter,
the dog walker. Very sad news tonight. All right. Well, glad
you're glad you're here. Glad you're good. There's good news.
And I do want to advise everyone that listen to the no agenda
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I wrote that I wrote that myself this morning.
You did? Yeah. Nice and early.
All right. Good. Let's just get straight into the conspiracy
theory of the of the week.
Anthony Bourdain. I have clips all right, what you got? Well, I
got two clips. I have this suicides up this is just a kind
of overview clip. i This thing was on ABC. This is called the
Bourdain suicides up I just thought it was gonna be
interesting backgrounder window and say hey,
life is good.
Today Bourdain is being remembered for nourishing souls
all around the world. Incredible feel so happy simply by pulling
up a chair trying something new and breaking bread together. And
Lindsey Davis joins us now live Lindsey. This is the second high
profile suicide this week of course. worse first designer
Kate Spade. Now Anthony Bourdain, and the CDC is out
with alarming new numbers, that suicides are dramatically up
over the last two decades. But you have some encouraging news
tonight. Oh, yeah, that's right. Want to give you one more
statistics facility, the National Suicide Prevention
Lifeline tells us that calls her up 25% In just the last few
days, that they believe more people are reaching out asking
for help because of increased awareness. So want to pass along
that number to 1-800-273-8255. Again,
this was the main thing on the social nets that I saw, of
course, I'm not on Facebook anymore. But on Twitter,
everybody tweeting out the suicide prevention hotline,
which apparently is good news that the more calls are up, so I
guess so. People aren't more depressed? I don't know. But to
me, it's a cop out. You know, why don't you look at somebody
and they are how you speak to them, or whatever you think is
going on? Have a chat with somebody. Don't just tweet after
the, you know, the next celebrity has taken their life.
I'm just tweet the Prevention Hotline. And another thing that
is very irksome to me, right,
but you but yeah, I'm gonna stop you. You're right. And in fact,
the hotline is more than a cop out. It's like, I don't have to
deal with a bunch of call this number call.
Yeah, here's a number for you to call. Well, yeah, that's what
these would be. And I'm going to remind everybody of the lost
connections book, I put a link in the show notes. You've got to
read this book, which it really explains a lot about what's
going on, certainly with the crisis of depression, but it
part of that is the loss of connection. We're not talking
anybody about how you feel on the inside anymore? If if at
all? And also, we need in reporting this kind of stuff. We
need to stop another cop out. Yes, he had demons. Oh, yes. We
all fuck his dt. What were the demons? Tell me was it was
alcohol? Was it drugs? What kind of drugs? Was he depressed? What
kind of was the depression medication? Stopped with this
demons? Demons. That's another it really makes me mad. You
know? And I'll say, I'll say I it was a bit of a shock to me. I
watched Bourdain show I like to show now I watched his Vietnam
show look good. We should go to Vietnam. It looks like it's fun
over there. You know, the guy had he actually had a lot of
good stuff going on. He had a smokin hot girlfriend. Who we by
coincidence didn't even know that she was his girlfriend to
Asia Argento. Who's the one who you played a clip Yeah, in calm
that she said Harvey Weinstein and raped me. And there's more
here and we know who you are. Which of course kicked off the
massive conspiracy theories. But what's your a 2017 clip of
Bourdain before I go any further?
This is very okay, this is okay. I'm gonna be on the side. And
I'm doing this. I don't know if I'm completely doing it. Because
I think it's true. You've done this yourself. I'm not sure that
it's true. Or I like to believe it's true. Or I think it's funny
if it's true, or think is pathetic, if it's true. Or it's
just interesting that it might be true. I'm not sure where I
really stand, as you can tell, but I on the side that somebody
in the Hillary assassination group took him out because
you know, that acronym is hag just so you know. Good one.
The Hillary assassination group took him out for whatever
reason, and I first here's what here's my Genesis. I'll give me
the Genesis. First of all, I read the couple of these things,
retweeting his tweet about how these their reviews being
hassled by the Hillary crowd, right. And I first I looked at
the data data, didn't mesh it and think it was true. I sent a
negative tweet, it is bullshit. It's a hoax. And then I then I
saw something else with a different date. I looked it up,
I went to buy Halfboard Dang, I downloaded board Danes. History
on Twitter, back about a year, and there was and he's bitching
about Hillary. Right? It gets even further into 2017. He's
bitching about her even more, and then he's hanging out with
this woman who's bitching about Harvey Weinstein,
right when he was specifically bitching about Hillary how
really she didn't know Harvey Weinstein was a rapist. And then
someone from the Hillary side said, Why don't
you step in on my clip? Sorry. And that my wife, of course is
doesn't believe any of this. She says that. He was a heroin
addict. It was a known fact. And a lot of heroin addicts. If they
get back on heroin. He's spending a lot of time in you
know, he goes to Southeast Asia isn't that difficult to do? They
get very depressed and as possible that this is what it
was, but she does not buy any of this. And I said, the guy's
making millions of dollars. He knows there's no reason that he
would do nothing. And what's weird is those are no dummy.
It's ridiculous. He left a 13 year old behind which is
irresponsible. So I Although this is weak, I mean, I don't
really have anything except that just a generalized, you know,
thought about the Clinton hit list. And so I found this clip
and I thought this could be a genesis of something.
I'm Carly Shimkus with Fox 411 Anthony Bourdain is slamming
Hillary Clinton for her comments about the Harvey Weinstein
sexual assault scandal. The celebrity chef and TV
personality condemned a CNN interview with Clinton where she
claimed to have no prior knowledge of the allegations
against Weinstein, and a series of tweets, Bourdain expressed
his disappointment and anger towards the former Secretary of
State saying Hillary's interview with Fareed Zakaria was shameful
and the deflection and its disingenuousness. She continued
adding know what Hillary Clinton is not She's not stupid or
unsophisticated about the world. The Weinstein story has been out
there for years. And her interview, Clinton said she was
just sick adding, I was shocked I was appalled. There was a
different side of a person who I and many others had known in the
past ordains girlfriend actress Asia Argento is one of the many
women who have come out against Weinstein, alleging the movie
mogul forced himself on her in a hotel room in 1997.
So I thought that would be a good way to get the attention of
the the assassination group. And so I'm sticking with this. I
think it's a possibility and it's a little crack potty, which
I'm not supposed to do, but I did it and it adds to the list
has been boring. We haven't really been able to put too many
people on that list. Yeah.
And I was when I saw these tweets, I too thought, well, you
know, of course he he was I don't know how long it be going
out with with Asia Argento.
Well, this this clip was from about, I believe it was in
October whenever he did as McCarthy, which is I think was
in maybe September
probably has been probably seeing her he's probably seeing
her then. And so you know, he was all all lit about it. So it
makes total sense. But I'm thinking now, of course we
don't. Well, the French press actually reported that he was
found hanging, not no further detail than that. But that's,
and by the way, I hate to do this. But I believe the rule is
if it's curtains, they're hung, if it's a person, they're
hanged.
Just to be established, I
believe, I believe is true, but nobody follows us like chickens,
chickens laying people lie, it's not really little things.
It's kind of inappropriate to bring it. Anyway, I just so but
at least we know, we know, at least we're aware and rightness.
We're aware of the grammar. And I was like, you know, the only
thing is if the hag the Hillary assassination group if they're
going to kill him. I mean, the easiest way would be
particularly, you know, on these types of trips that he's doing,
you know, small aviation I'm sure there was some some maybe
some small aircraft involved in some of this travel at least.
But probably How about food for food poisoning? That would be
funny. And just having die of food poisoning or
as assassinate is actually, if there's humor in that business.
Yes, of course, it would be kind of funny, but I but that's not
true. If you're kind of want to get someone on the list as a
warning to others, right. Ryan says Essen and hanging is seems
to be against the suicides. And you so you suicide them because
that is the most question what happened really? It brings up
these conspiracy theories, they does actually form the unlikely
under with food poisoning or the small for some reason set for us
to nobody buys into the the plane crash as a murderer.
Right. When we do we do
it with Steven says, from Alaska great
way to it's a great way to do it. So what I'm interested in,
by
the way, I didn't stop you again. That specific way was
mentioned very prominently in the in the Confessions of an
economic hitman
true. I mean, the original was the first and the first one and
the first one, don't go for the second book, just stay with the
first. So when I'm hearing this, I'm like, okay, the guy you
know, it was immediately conflated by the media with Kate
Spade, who we know was depressed who we know was on
antidepressants. And by the way, we finally figured out the
doorknob hanging thing. It's kind of gruesome, but we've
asked several times that you have to Robin Williams also hung
himself on the doorknob. How do you do that? And the answer is
much simpler. Because you have two sides of the door. You wrap
your rope or scarf or belts or whatever it is around the
doorknob, hang it over the other side of the door, and then you
have a perfect
mechanism. Yeah, I know that it's
handy. Here's a Plan B, just to know, but it's, it's kind of
gruesome. But I want to if the guy is looking through his
history, the addiction was actually quite a while ago, I
think. He says it was 20 years ago. He's light. He does like to
drink and he says, I don't do it on. I don't get completely
Blotto on screen, but I do like to sometimes just release the
pressure valve and drink like oh, and like could be something
was still drunk and then killing yourself. I don't know. But
yeah, so then I'm thinking if he was truly depressed, was he on
antidepressants? Who never gonna find out? No, no, no, it worked.
But it was bothersome to me that the M five M immediately put it
together. Put it together with spade because I just didn't get
that impression from Bourdain. But yeah, you know, depression
is a real thing. But it seemed like his demons because they
couldn't actually say what was going on with him but his demons
were more drug addiction. I don't deny the depression. Not
so much written about that with him. And then producer Daniel
from Coos Bay, Oregon, found it, he found it. We have the best
producers in the universe. In 2011, Bourdain was interviewed
by Marc Maron on his WTF podcast. So to honor Bourdain,
he released the that episode right after would I a day I
think after Bourdain died, but then and this is what my
producer noticed, or our producer, the as the episode was
released, so it was put back on the feed this 2011 interview,
then it was published again and he noticed the show ended
several minutes earlier than the original. Now why is that? So he
went looking he did the work and he found the piece that was
removed from that original 2011 interview. I think it explains
exactly what happened and we'll never hear you will never hear
this on the M five M for very obvious reasons.
Now in terms of the your your past and how you you live now
like you still well, you're not smoking now. But you did for a
long time. Yeah.
38 years.
Yeah, I'm taking these nicotine lozenges, Chantix. You know, I
was taking the you know, that makes up. That's it. Yeah. Or
suicidal? You know, works for me. If I start cheating, I go,
go go back on.
Here's what happened. In my scenario. He's in France,
everybody smoking up a storm because it's France. He starts
smoking, like, Ah, crap. I really don't want to smoke goes
back on the Chantix. And anything can happen from there
as we have proven multiple times on the show.
And why else
was this taken out purely for the sensitivity of the word
suicide is in there? Maybe
I think I Well, first of all, let me start by saying I think
it's important that it was taken out. And then a jimmied up
edited version of the show was then put out there for people so
they could lament his death. Yep. So so much for the honesty
in the media, even at the podcasting level. Yep. Secondly,
of course, great work by our producer. That's fantastic and
clip of the day for you and him for digging that up. Because
that's fan that's it may or may not be
I'm sorry. I know
you're so anxious to get I was trying to time
you in the intro. You're gonna keep talking. Just to just to
remind everybody, here are some of the side effects as per the
Chantix commercial.
If you notice agitation, depressed mood or changes in
behavior that are not typical for you, or if you develop
suicidal thoughts or actions stop taking Chantix and call
your doctor right away. Some patients have had these symptoms
while taking a while after stopping Chantix. Talk to your
doctor about any history of depression or other mental
health problems which may worsen while taking Chantix. Tell your
doctor which medicines you're taking us they may work
differently when you quit smoking. Chantix dosing may be
different if you have kidney problems. The most common side
effect is nausea. Patients also reported trouble sleeping and
vivid, unusual or strange dreams until you know how Chantix may
affect you use caution when driving or operating machinery.
I feel really bad but I think that's what happened and I'm
sure since this was a since 2008, FDA issued a Public Safety
Advisory about the drug causing psychiatric symptoms including
suicidal thoughts suicidal tendencies. Since Chantix
approval on May 20 2006 until the end of two December 2007.
The FDA had received 227 domestic reports of suicide
suicidal acts, thoughts or behaviors 396 Have in cases of
possible psychosis, and 525 reports of hostility or
aggression with many of the patients reporting
hallucinations and thoughts of killing people. This also
included 28 suicides. And we have story after story of, I
woke up three days later naked in my neighbor's backyard I had
shot at his door. I mean, this is a bad drug. And going off, it
is also dangerous. You can't just quit Chantix safely. They
also say that don't don't just stop taking it, you got to talk
to your doctor because it is some form of I believe it's a
pure SSRI that is telling your brain, Hey, you don't want
cigarettes. You want to kill people. That's the side effect
of what it's telling the brain. But that's, that's what it's
doing. And, and it fits perfectly. It's not as great
conspiracy theory of hag going after him. But it fits perfectly
with what we have of evidence on hand and it's very, very, very
sad. And regardless of how dangerous smoking is, this drug
I don't think is much better.
So let's go who is our producer again, who died this up and we
went to Daniel from Coos Bay, Oregon. Now, Daniel, so he saw
the deer this is good sleuthing is what
this is Nancy was the stuff he took.
Yeah, well, there's something of an insight. Yes. But you're a
big Nancy Drew. Yeah. So he looked at the thing, and he
says, Okay, well, there's this he lit listen to it, I'm sure.
And then for some reason, he had the sense to note that the
checksum Well, which in this case was nothing more than the
time of the of the episode. Well, he
saw that the episode was reloaded. And like, I don't know
the details of it. Maybe he goes, he'll he'll follow up with
us. I think what he did, and this has happened to us many
times, when you mess with the RSS feed, a lot of stuff
happens. A lot of unintended consequences if you have to
change something or refresh it or republish it. And so
whatever, you know, got his attention. He's like, Oh, this
is a new the new app, maybe the two episodes came out back to
back, I'm not quite sure, because he had already
downloaded one. That's probably what happened. You saw the two,
he have the other one, the old one in an archive. So they read
they republish the 2011. So that would come on as a new episode
on the feed. And then he had that downloaded. And then a new
one showed up. Probably the other one was omitted, but it
was still in his list. He's looking at the list. He sees two
of the same episodes with the same naming convention but he
sees the times different
that's what I think happened.
That will work the question did Yeah, but that just kind of
added off to understanding my point. Now, which is where did
he get the original?
The original was republished first.
And then oh, it's
always Oh, I'm sorry. So the original was republished in in
some by s
said,
Hey, can you take this out? Please? What Mark Behrens
advertisers, he has just use advertising.
But he doesn't advertise Chantix or anything.
How do you know that I
know of how do you know? Oh, I wouldn't say that.
Someone can someone can figure that out. He might have done
with. He's done. He's done the superbeets
the job and he gotta go. It's better theory than the hags
theory. I agree. Yeah. It's a sad doesn't make sense. And it
also fits into both the Hey curiously, both the hags theory
and this theory fit nicely into the no agenda worldview. Yeah,
of course. Of course. Because we've been We can't lose. It's a
win win.
There you go. We've been tracking Chantix from from
early, early, early days with the crazy reports of people
going nuts.
They a that's even more tragic than yes,
it is. Do I have a thank you, Daniel, we have the best
producers in the universe for sure.
I was I was talking to Tina about that the
other day. Yeah. So look at the staff. They gotta said, Yeah,
it's true. But we have more producers than anybody. Anybody?
Yeah. Because
people this is I was thinking about this the other day, and as
a matter of fact, coincidentally, about the number
of people that really contributed this show. And I
think the reason is, is because we're the only show that allow
people to contribute. And we encourage it and
take it seriously and sift through it and pay attention
very seriously. Well, it says somewhat self sifting. I mean,
most people don't send us anything. I mean, when somebody
like Daniel finds this little anomaly that he knows it's going
to go on, right. So the producers themselves are
invested if psychologically so they know kind of know what what
we need and what we can go for. We have good note from
Illuminati on no DNA.
I put it I put it in Need the rapid DNA and I put it in the
show notes. Also, we might as well just, I won't read the
whole thing. But I would like to read the opening of this note,
we were talking about the rapid DNA. And you know how accurate
is it is now going, it's now in law police, law enforcement can
now use this, which gives you a DNA match in mere minutes. And
this is an Rahman, anonymous producer. And he says, I'd like
to stay anonymous. I'm a longtime listener. I've been a
forensic DNA out analyst for over 18 years. I've qualified as
a forensic DNA expert in court over 100 times and validated a
rapid DNA instrument to test crime scene evidence samples and
cheek swabs. And he has the whole rundown on this thing. But
he does at one point, say it's basically you put DNA in swab in
answer out I think, is what they say in the business. So you
throw the swab in, the answer comes out. And he says, if you
have enough DNA, and it's pure DNA, such as what does he call
it pure? It has to be blood, it has to be semen unmixed semen, a
swab. So saliva is saliva works. Cigarettes, gum also works. But
they do have to have a large enough sample to be able to
match it to, to DNA.
Well, good. I want to get some questions, then. We have a large
enough sample. What about sweat to sweat count?
I don't believe so. But that's a good question.
I want to know about sweat. I want to know about sample size,
sample size in particular. Yeah. And I also like to know the
methodology. Having been an analytical chemist, the
methodology for getting the DNA out of out of a wad of chewing
gum, it says we do not integrate it. And how old can the gum be?
Can it be dried old gum? Good question.
And the cigarette doesn't work on all like filters as well. We
do not test samples where we can't take multiple samples. So
the crime lab tests the main crime scene sample in the
traditional way for upload into codice, the national and state
DNA database, the rapid DNA profile, any remaining evidence
is only used for a quick investigative lead. We don't
accept samples that could be mixtures, more than one person
mix together. If we do obtain a mixture, we do not interpret the
mixture, but call the results inconclusive. The mixture study
did not perform as well as traditional testing. So
therefore, we don't accept results from mixed DNA samples.
We don't accept DNA samples from low quantity sources like door
handles or worn clothing. The instrument is designed for high
concentrations of DNA sample hold
on the door handle thing brings us to Nisha, now the thing that
and the only reason I'm mentioning this because there's
a thing called the national database of, of Arts with this
national database of digital images. It's captured the name
of this thing, National Integrated ballistic information
system. The reason I'm saying this asking you these questions
is because I because of what we see on television,
you're under investigation. That's why you're asking so when
we sit down because I want to write a play. Because there's a
because what we see on television, which the door
handle comes to mind. Also the the guy here have a glass of
water. I we've got you now, right? Yeah, I want to know
about the validity of that particular methodology. Because
as somebody pointed out, and we've pointed on the show, it's
poisoning the jury pool of the country. Yes, it is
misinformation. Yes. And, and it brings me to a clip I have with
just a short part of a clip on the the National Integrated
ballistic information database, which apparently has been in
business for a number of years, and none of the cops are too
lazy to use it because they have to collect cartridges. They've
spent cartridges because this thing can figure out what gun
came from. Yeah, what kind of came from and and they don't
nobody. This is a local report, because they they asked all the
local agencies. And the reason again, I'm talking about this
because of the the jury pool being poisoned by television
drama, when in fact the reality of police work is a lot
different on the street than you'd expect it to be. And we
don't you know, this, this or one of our producer, who does.
Expert witnessing on the subject probably knows more about the
slipshod manner in which things are done more than anything
else. But let's play this entered
right now into that database, leaving data holes that make the
system and
it was commonly taking several months to up to a year to test
firearms and our firearms unit.
Marisa McCown is supervising Deputy District Attorney in
Santa Clara County, where guns used to sit on the shelf of
their crime lab untested for up to a year. Official was worried
that meant some crunch here may have gone unsolved. We
discovered it's not just in Santa Clara County either.
Currently Not every jurisdiction in California puts information
into Niven,
we sent out a survey to 20 Different California crime labs
of the 12 labs that replied, an average of three months went by
before any ballistic testing was done, and the results entered
into neither one lab had a backlog of up to four years. At
least three of the crime labs don't enter evidence into Nyberg
at all. We also found another problem. Many local law
enforcement agencies send just a fraction of the guns and casings
they recover in 14 I've been testing
if we aren't sending all guns to the lab that our murder weapon
in San Jose might be sitting on your shelf in Modesto and vice
versa. This information
allows us to tactically target the shooters,
ATF Special Agent John distante says Niven only works if every
casing is entered every time and if we can do it quickly. Can we
link otherwise unassociated events together? That's why
Santa Clara County's DEA office has put renewed emphasis to now
clear their backlog and enter every casing every bullet and
every gun in their evidence room.
Our lab has made tremendous progress. We have no backlog on
our casings and for our firearms they've dramatically decreased
the backlog.
Now there is some federal grant money available to help smaller
local police agencies join the Niven program
in their EC missions, he said they sent out these requests to
27 Labs 12 responded which brought the numbers down even
more so in other words with the exception apparently of Santa
Clara County nobody's following up on any of this stuff they're
you know the you have the same you know, let's take guns off
the street let's do this let's do that. But what you can do and
what's available and insofar as resources are concerned are not
being utilized nobody cares a great deal when one part of the
report they talked about you if there's a shooting that you have
to the police have to identify and they do this with little
paint they paint circles around the each casing and then they
have to collect all the casings, and it turns out that most of
the guy don't want to collect all these casings just like an
honor
what good is that gonna do? No,
no, no good. No, nothing is kind of pathetic, right? Just just I
don't want to get off topic here. But of course the
producers are not working overtime. Finding tweets in
ordains twitter feed about Chantix. Chantix and Malarone do
not mix. Well. What is Milan Rhone or Molaro? Spell it. Yeah,
ma l a r o n e. And the second tweet is, have you ever tried
Chantix? It makes some people stabby but worked for me.
That was a Bourdain tweet. Yeah.
So what is this? Malarone tablets? What is this?
No. What is it do? I can't tell. Can I drink alcohol? What taken
Malarone?
Let's see tablets and what is this?
Here? I get one drugs.com That I was anti
malarial
in the malarial
right off,
so he was cheese. He probably took
that a few challenges. You went to the yes, he went Southeast
Asia bush. Oh, my
goodness. Alright. Sorry. Didn't didn't want to get us off track
there.
All right. Well, that's good. No, I'm done with the other
thing. Oh, okay. I think we I think we've at least given
people something that the you're never gonna get anyplace else,
that's for sure. And I wish they would appreciate it more.
Now, yes, I'd like to lead you into the g7. And I know you have
clips and stuff. So I'm just going to play two quickies just
to get us kind of prepped and into it. The first one was
without a doubt, because really, we saw him with a impromptu
press conference on the White House lawn getting ready to get
into Marine One, which was about 1520 minutes was quite long. My
favorite part from that was this line,
whether you like it or not. And it may not be politically
correct. But we have a world to run at the g7 which used to be
the g8 they threw Russia out. They should let Russia come back
in.
I just liked that we have a world to run here. People step
back from my flying machine. I need to put my cape on I'm going
but then the way the media obsessed over this now there's
this long walk that Trump had to do the you see the beautiful
water and the green grass and it's just so fantastic where
they are. And he's walking up to meet Trudeau and John King from
CNN is doing it like it's a golf game with Tiger Woods getting
ready to tee up.
I said she's been told not to fly for a month. So the prize
the United States walking in solo here This is just outside
of Quebec beautiful side as you can see the lake. In the
backdrop there, the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
about to shake the President's hands. These two have sparred
fiercely in the last 70 to 200 hours, mostly over trade. Also
over the broader question, what's the handshake?
What's the handshake, frankly, aghast
that they had been called the national security risks to the
United States?
I love that too. I don't think at any point, has anyone said
Canada is a national security risk, but okay. Thanks,
John King.
Well, Trump said that is a national security issue about
the steel, which was never explained by the media was very
misleading. He did explain it at the press conference at one of
his little he had a press conference at g7, which I
recorded and many clips from, and when he claims that because
it affects our budget, balance, and the balance is what the
national security threat was. But no, no, no, that's not the
way Trudeau saw it. And he said he thought that hold on, hold
on,
hold on, hold on his terrorist. I heard I heard it even
differently. My understanding was, it's a national security
threat, because we need to have our own steel and aluminium. In
case we are at war, and Canadia. So
that that is the old that's the reason when I first heard that's
the first thing and I thought, yeah, I thought that was the
reason yeah, I thought and I don't see how you could
misinterpret that. But every but the media never said you know,
the media is going along with it because it's a good slam on
Trump's let's just go with that. But when Trump's discusses it,
he says the national security threat is not that we can have
our own aluminum he never said that. He said it's because our
the amount of money that we're blowing on these on a trade
deficit is the threat to national security.
Ah, well, that brings me to an interim clip. Because I don't
exactly understand that. What you said about how the trade
deficit
is okay, let me explain it real quick.
Can I play a quick clip of millennial trying to explain why
it's bullshit first? Yes, please. A CNBC, MSNBC millennial
economics 101
peppered throughout his comments this morning? Was this through
line of trade and tariffs. And we'd like to see this focus on
the trade deficit. Yeah. square that with what he's saying about
Rick, inverting changing the international order in the way
that he is. Yeah. Well,
I mean, so the President has this idea that the trade deficit
is some sort of zero sum game that if you have a trade
deficit, that's like you losing money, which is not what it is,
I mean, a trade deficit fundamentally means we send
little pieces of paper with writing on them around the
world. People send us products in exchange for those so
actually, in a sense, we're coming out ahead
okay. I knew this couldn't be right and I'm glad I'm here for
you to explain to me why not
Well, that's got nothing to do with what I was going to discuss
but what he's what this kid wherever it is, yeah, he's he's
one of the let's mock squirrel species, you know, the paper
money is bullcrap. What he just said to me was paper money is
just book or something you print on and you send his paper money
this stupid paper money doesn't really mean anything over to
somebody else. They take it in and then they give us stuff so
we're coming out ahead
because we're just printing stupid little money okay got it
got it makes nothing but
isn't that what he said? That's exactly what he said. Yes.
I guess that's not what a trade version
of the trade deficit deficit is always just print more stupid
little money Yeah. All right idea is the idea is that the
country becomes unstable monetarily we had gone to
another some say something worse than 2008 when as you remember
we discussed as it was happening where you couldn't get credit
you couldn't buy anything you couldn't do anything at this
factory shut down. You get you shut down factories and
production goes to zero everything craps out. That's a
national security threat. Got it? I mean, you can't Well you
got nothing. You're just dead in the water. And this is like a
you know, ship at sea with no power in irons.
So yes, so the trade balance imbalance
Trump's this is by the way, what you said earlier about it's
important that we can make our own steel. Yes, I agree with
that. That's what it is. But Trump's that thing. I'm just
telling you what he said. He never mentioned what you said.
He says that if we go broke, there's that's a national
security threat. Those who are trying to fix
while he would know what he would know
about going broke. Boy, is this a bad thing people should not go
broke? checkmark.
So Trudeau comes out and trying to I'm trying to say which way
to go. Should we talk to the Trump? Let's do
let's do it in chronological order. Do you have anything from
the
Trump first Trump came up first and Trump But I do have a kind
of a not going to trade. This go a Trump g7 not going to trade
favorably cash flow oriented had no debt of any consequence. And
they build the highway system, we built the intern, the
interstate system out of virtually out of cashflow. And
it was it was a lot different. Now we have a very good
relationship. And I don't blame these people. But I will blame
them if they don't act smart and do what they have to do. Because
they have no choice. I'll be honest with you have no choice.
They're either going to make the trades fair, because our farmers
have been hurt. You look at our farmers for 15 years, the graph
is going just like this down. Our farmers have been hurt. Our
workers have been hurt, our companies have moved out and
moved to Mexico and other countries, including Canada.
Now, we are going to fix that situation. And if it's not
fixed, we're not going to deal with these countries. But the
relationship that I've had is great. So you can tell that you
have fake friends of CNN, the relationship that I've had with
the people, by the way, he said something very interesting
there. He kind of confused fake news with journos and he said
you can tell your fake friends over there.
Yeah, no fake friends. That was funny. I noticed that too. Well,
this was a guy from CNN, who asked him because there was a
report on ABC and everyplace else that he's that Trump's
coming in late and leaving early, right. And he's just
there to pitch everybody off, and I have an ABC report. And so
the CNN guy says, meanwhile, Trump's still there, just at the
end of the thing. So he was there for the whole thing they
lit left. But the CNN guy, so Trump stops him as he asked the
question, I'm sorry, didn't clip it. And he says, oh, yeah, who
were you from a news organization?
I saw that. Yeah. All right. Let's continue with it. I just I
wanted to just note the fake friends things like wow, that's
kind of kind of off the wall. And if it's
not fixed, we're not going to deal with these countries. But
the relationship that I've had is great. So you can tell that
you have fake friends of CNN, the relationship that
my friends are real
with? The people, the leaders of these countries has been? I
would really rate it on a scale of zero to 10, I would rate it a
10. That doesn't mean I agree with what they're doing. And
they know very well that I don't so we're negotiating very hard.
Tariffs and barriers. As an example, the European Union is
brutal to the United States. They don't take and they
understand that they know what they want. I'm telling them
they're smiling at me, you know, it's like the gig is up. Like
the gig is up. They're not trying to, there's nothing they
can say gig is I believe I got away, isn't it, the jig
is up? Yeah, the jig is up. Hey, that's not changed. The gig is
the phrase from the chaise for today, the gig is up. But what
is the etymology of the jig is up.
jig like your dance.
Then it's over the dance is over. Maybe that could be that
you may have just stumbled onto it. That sounds logical.
But see, the jig is an old is an old term for a lively dance. I
guess the jig is up. It's like musical chairs. An expression
used to mean we have been caught out and have no defense. So the
jig is up. So you're standing there and you're Oh, the music's
not playing something like that.
Canada can't believe it got away with it Mexico, we have $100
billion trade deficit with Mexico. And that doesn't include
all the drugs that are pouring in. Because we have no wall. But
we are we started building the wall as you know, $1.6 billion.
And we're going to keep that going. But a lot of these
countries actually smile at me when I'm talking. And the smile
is we couldn't believe we got away with it. That's the smile.
So it's going to change, it's going to change. I have no
choice. If it's not going to change. We're not going to trade
with him. Okay, how about a couple of more,
not just I did look into this 270% 300% that the President
kept talking about. And it is true that for a long time,
there's been a very high trade tariff on import milk imports.
This is why says our farmers and that is 270% It would be helpful
if he didn't do that. 97% of all scientists bullshit and throw in
300% Because it's not it's 270% but he did it right. But the
notable exception is ultrafiltered milk and other
ingredients used to make cheese and yogurt. I don't know what
that is that way what is it culture something?
Yeah, ultrafiltered milk is a new product. That is I think
they using Millipore or some device where they they strip out
the lactose and a lot of the water. And you and I believe
this and I believe this protect Their product is the reason
we've had a sudden upsurge in everybody in their brother
making Greek yogurt.
Well, I love you for the fact that you know this stuff and I
had a suspicion you would. However, NAFTA does not cover
this specific ingredient. So they were entering Canada Navia
duty free. And this actually became a pretty big business for
us dairy farmers. But that changed a year ago when the
Canadian dairy farmers and producers came up with some way
to close this loophole with what they call the ingredient
strategy. And they persuaded the regulators to create new lower
price class of industrial milk as an incentive to get dairies
to produce protein substances in Canada using Canadian milk. So
of course, our imports fell sharply. It exports our export
the import of our products, our exports fell sharply. So there
is truth to what he's saying. And I haven't heard anyone even
talk about that. This is
was really galling. In fact, he had to tweet this out, because
Trudeau I've got the clips of Trudeau going on and on about
one thing or another seems to be more preoccupied with educating
women in Sub Saharan Africa. To be honest, try our priorities.
He's got his priorities, and Trump had to just happen last
night after Trudeau, his press conference, which followed
Trump's press conference at the g7 Trudeau got all bent out of
shape about one thing or another and then resort to your hottie
and so, Trump Well, let's Okay, let's let's finish these clips
and outs show. I'll give you the moment when this happened. Where
the Trump anyway the point is, Trump had to tweet this to under
70% tariff which does he was you're right is exactly what it
is the Canadians charge American dairy farmers 270% tariff on any
products they shipped to Canada, so we don't ship anything to
Canada. Right.
What is this? Any product?
Any dairy product? All dairy product? Okay.
Yes, all dairy products,
no, just dairy products. And that's what he's talking about.
That's what Trump is saying are dairy. That's what he's talking
about the farmers farmers farmers. But meanwhile, nobody
in the media explains this was really a galling situation that
I have not heard any fed. The only place you can find a good
rundown of this is in the Globe and Mail in Canada.
How sad is that?
So there's obviously something going on about that. But let's
play the you played that clip. I want to play this the second
clump clump trip, which is I think, the most poignant clip of
the press conference where Trump complains about the why and now
factor, and I kind of like I subscribe to this, this
particular news Trump complains.
And this is something I can't stress this strong enough. You
know, I talked about tariffs that previous people, and I'm
not looking to criticize people that were preceding me, but on
tariffs, it should have never happened. Well, the same thing
on North Korea. We shouldn't be in this position. We shouldn't
be in this position on tariffs. We were hundreds of billions of
dollars down to other countries that frankly, would never even
negotiated with they've never even gotten spoken to. I asked a
top person in China, how did it get so bad? He looked at me said
nobody ever talked to us. They were missing an action our
leaders. Well, a very similar thing. If you think about it,
the place with North Korea, this should not be now this should
have been done five years ago and 10 years ago and 25 years
ago. He shouldn't be done now. I can't comment on that, sir.
You've got a plan to get. Okay. One more question. raised the
issue of the gulags with Kim Jong Nam. There is every issue.
I want a guy but just behind me at all times. Ready to say, Sir,
you've got a plane to catch. Yeah. How beautiful is that?
Sir, you've really got to playing to hitch. Yeah. This IRQ
this really irked the M five M errs. This slagging off previous
presidents.
Oh, yeah. I thought it was very poignant. I thought it was
exactly right. What what are we doing? dicking around. And in
fact, this really brings up why Trump's President Trump
shouldn't be president. He would say the same thing. Yeah. If
none of the because he claims that this is a reason he ran
because of all these issues. And I think he's making a good
point. I mean, you this has gotten completely out of
control. Our debt is outrageous. I mean, although if it's just a
bunch of phony baloney paper. Free stuff. Yeah. Well, that's I
don't think I don't think anybody would agree that that's
true. Well, let's listen to it now. Now we go to Trudeau
Trudeau comes on afterwards. And now he goes on on his thing.
Let's start with Trudeau sunset clause. Oh, yeah, got it.
Prime Minister on NAFTA. The President spoke this morning in
his press conference, he said he thinks you're close to a deal,
but that a sunset clause is inevitable. There are two
possibilities. He said for a sunset clause. But there will be
one. Do you agree that there will be a sunset clause? Will
you consent to that? And do you think you're close?
There will not be a sunset clause Canada has been
unequivocal that we will not cannot sign a trade deal that
expires automatically every five years. That is not a trade deal.
So that's not on the table. I think there are various
discussions about alternatives. That would not be that and that
would not be entirely destabilizing for a trade deal.
And I think we're open to creativity, but there will be no
sunset costs.
I read about this. And I didn't understand what the big problem
was. Don't we have sunset clauses on all kinds of
agreements like the Iran nuclear deal?
Yeah, the Iran nuclear deal? Well, according to Trudeau, it's
not a trade deal if there's a sunset clause, which I don't
know what he's what, what was that in the definition of trade
deal? I really don't understand. And I don't know what he's so
bent out of shape about it for he was really bent out of shape
about this question. No, no, no, whatever. He signs guys good
forever for the life of all mankind as
far as legacy maybe?
What legacy? Oh, he goes, here he is.
What legacy? Yeah.
Let's go Trudeau going his own way. Okay.
And today, I'm thrilled to announce that Canada along with
the European Union, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom,
France, and the World Bank will invest nearly $4 billion
stock to support
you as What country was left out,
hold on, don't say anything was to it again.
And today, I'm thrilled to announce that Canada along with
the European Union, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom,
France and the World Bank will invest nearly $4 billion to
support quality education for women and girls. Oh,
we were left out.
Yeah, we're going along with this. I'm trying to save money
here. But you listen to what it's for. It's not for anything
that's got to do a trade it's got nothing to do with no it's
for chicks. Man. It's for chicks. Yeah, but not even
Canadian chicks. Oh, no.
This makes zero sense
billion dollars to support quality education for women and
girls living in crisis conflict affected and fragile states.
This funding represents the single
is that does he talk about the state of California with the
movie industry there we need the
money. Just investment of its kind in the fight for greater
equality. Education is key. It gives girls the tools they need
to make their own decisions about their future and live the
life they want for themselves. When women and girls have an
equal chance to learn, grow and succeed, entire communities
benefit I believe this historic investment in girls education
further speaks to our common resolve to make gender equality
a top priority not just this year, but every year we also
welcomed the announcement made by the develop development
finance institutions of all g7 nations that they will be
investing considerable funds focused on women in developing
How long
does this go on? Is there a is there a kicker in this all
virtuous
this is whole speeches is very plotting yet to listen to it
it's worth listening trees but it's a lot weight based plotting
plotting virtue signaling hey I'm a liberal I really don't I'm
doing a lot for girls in your beside the fact that this money
is going to go to corrupt organizations come countries
that are that money's not going to go to girls This is bull crap
this is we know the girls were
their little their little coin purse open. Oh, come on Justin,
drop some coins in my purse is this
this guy is. And I hate to say it because we got a lot of
Canadians that listen to the show. This guy is the worst
hence economic participation and empowerment. This is proof of
what we can accomplish by working together accomplish.
Five of us also agreed to a plastics Charter, which speaks
to our common resolve to eradicate plastic pollution is
an important step towards achieving a lifecycle economy in
which all plastics would be recycled and repurposed. This is
good news not only for the environment, but also for
businesses who could stand to benefit from reducing the cost
associated to plastic use. Canada
will also Oh isn't the whole reason for plastic because it's
a cheap product that you can make almost anything and it's
great. Yeah, yeah,
yeah sticks on
classic said Dustin Hoffman. No, yeah, said Craig Mills you
right.
But so he twists it again, you know, using some sort of
convoluted thesis that will plastics would cost more than
then there were I it just makes zero sense. There would be no
plastics if it wasn't a cheap
and there'd be no crocs. I'm sure he walks on for
businesses who could stand to benefit from reducing the cost
associated to plastic use. Canada will also invest $100
million dollars to rid our oceans of the global plastic
pollution. To protect our oceans, we agreed to the g7
blueprint for healthy healthy oceans and resilient coastal
communities. Oftentimes, developing nations, including
small island states, are particularly vulnerable to the
impacts of a changing climate. g7 nations have a role to play
in helping these countries mitigate the consequences of
enjoying the fight against climate change, which goes hand
in hand with the health of our coasts and oceans. As part of
this initiative, Canada will invest $162 million to help
build strong and resilient Coasts and Communities. This
will include efforts to build back better after extreme
weather events to help expand renewable energy infrastructure.
Finally, we spoke about the future of the economy at length.
Innovation is changing how we live and how we work, which
brings new challenges and opportunities for working
people. One thing that came out of this year's summit was the
need to encourage a culture of lifelong learning. So that the
next job is also a better job.
Oh, man, what a snooze fest.
The next jobs are better. This is nonsense. So what's your take
on this is patent nonsense, really is. Some people don't
want they don't want to deal with lifelong learning. I'm
amused by, for example, by the guy who won the Belmont Stakes.
The jockey they won the Triple Crown this year, by the way,
have a very short isover the Belmont Stakes in a nutshell,
please play Thank you. So the guy who is the jockey dropped
out of high school when he was a freshman in high school, never
wanted to go back and said he didn't care school was what he
was interested in. He wanted to ride a horse versus rode horses,
horse and ride horses. He wanted to be famous. So his dream came
through it's America baby is how it works. where's the where's
the lifelong education here? Like mine. So he got the
Lifelong Education at the stables and he knew you know
there was by being an apprentice which is something you don't
want to apprentice can control the way you think in the
stables.
I have some. I got a great second second was like II block
on education.
So let's go back to Trudeau. Now here's where Trudeau by the way.
I can jumped I got very few clips left but I can jump to
Trudeau ABC is the ABC report on the g7 where they twist it
pretty much taking the side of Trudeau and use and use Trudeau
as a kicker This is before the g7 I want to play ag ABC on the
g7. Kicker. Kicker.
I want to turn next to Canada now President Trump at the g7
coming face to face with the very allies. He spent recent
days publicly bashing, and now he's angering them all over
again by calling for Russia to be invited back into the mix. It
was all smiles for the ritual group photo but President Trump
arrived late and he plans to leave early, leaving tension in
his wake. ABCs David Wright is
writing novels leaving
tension in his wake today as
the g7 leaders posed for the traditional family photo.
President Trump was all smiles. But make no mistake. This is a
dysfunctional family.
European Union treats us very unfairly Canada, very unfairly,
Mexico very unfairly,
the US president attacked some of America's closest allies, as
he set out this morning even called for the g7 to become the
g8. Again.
This meeting Why are we having a meeting without Russia being in
the meeting,
Russia was expelled from the group back in 2014. After it
illegally annexed Crimea. Trump's suggestion that Russia
should be allowed a seat at the table did not
sure that is internationally recognized and true as illegally
annexed Crimea because there was a legal vote but that's just ABC
go over
well here in Canada, the other g7 leaders are also fuming over
Trump's stiff new tariffs on steel and aluminum after Trump
justified them on national security grounds. Canadian Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau bristled
at the idea that we are somehow a national security threat to
the United States is quite frankly, insulting and
unacceptable.
Even though no one said this guy is Yeah, yeah. Why am I still
here? Chris, go back to the press conference. And this is
Trudeau. And he's asked a question about this, because
he's been making it very clear that he, he wants to say key, we
Canadians are not terrorists, which is, yeah. And the news
media, by the way, we're ABC or any of them. Don't try to soften
the blow of that nonsense. They don't try to explain it at all,
so but let's listen to Trudeau at the press conference. What's
the name of the clip, Trudeau on national security Express sort
of specific threats from the President today saying that he
would cut off trade with countries that don't do what the
Americans want them to do? And that if you retaliate on steel
and tears, as you plan to do on July 1, that you're making a
mistake. So How seriously do you take that threat? And does that
change your plans to go ahead with retaliatory tariffs,
I highlighted directly to the President, that Canadians did
not take it lightly, that the United States has moved forward
with significant tariffs on our steel and aluminum industry,
particularly did not take lightly the fact that it's based
on a national security reason that for Canadians who either
themselves or whose parents or community members have stood
shoulder to shoulder with American soldiers and far off
lands and conflicts from the First World War onwards. It's
kind of insulting. And I highlighted that it was not
helping in our renegotiation of NAFTA. And that it would be with
regret, but it would be with absolute certainty and firmness,
that we move forward with retaliatory measures on July 1,
applying equivalent tariffs, to the ones that the Americans have
unjustly applied to us. I have made it very clear to the
President that it is not something we relish doing, but
it is something that we absolutely will do because
Canadians are polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not
be pushed around.
Say, Yeah, I'm calling say,
yeah, don't get pushed around. But you're more fluent in
French. And so immediately, does it. Yes. So this whole thing, by
the way, I don't believe for a minute that this would this
would have even come up if they had not put the clamps on this
filtered milk product that they were getting in for FREE. You're
probably right. Because that's the real the trigger because it
was just too much. We're finally getting SAM
data. And by the way, where did Trump campaign the hardest at
the end of the campaign in Wisconsin? Yeah. And he told
this story. He said, Hey, you were getting screwed by the
Scandinavians.
So that's 2022 under 70% of tariff, which is dead accurate,
because give us a high number either. He's maybe just making
it up. He lies all the time. He never tells the truth. This guy
in the media has done nothing. Nothing. ABC, NBC, CBS have done
nothing to support this argument. They won't even
mention it to under 70%. As you say, the news to me the papers
won't talk about it. It's unfair. It's totally unfair. And
so that's why he's doing the tax on the steel. And then they want
then they also won't bring up the fact that it's bull crap
when nobody's calling the Canadians terrorists. And the
national security things got nothing to do with Canada
specifically. No, it's our own. They won't bring that up either.
No, no, no, no, no, this is no good. Isn't this the Russians?
Let me jump ahead. And allow me to play a clip that I've been
waiting for the end of your little spiel here. Unless you
have another important Clip to play. I can I can pass it up.
Okay. So this is the joy read show. on MSNBC Joy read, as you
know, is a homophobic truther which is just just what she is.
It's weird. So weird combo, which is a homophobic truther.
And she hates Trump. And she had three guests. She very, very,
very a lot of hate for the President. And she had three
guests on and it was almost as if they were trying to outdo
each other in me, you need to get the Trump rotation list,
because some of what they call him in this clip is on there.
There are also some new ones it's
not but I gotta say, Joy, I don't think the the upshot of
this press conference was about tariffs. I'll be honest, as a
citizen, I'm concerned about the President's State of Mind. He
did not look well to me in that press conference. He was not
speaking logically or rationally. It sounded as if he
was making stuff up, saying, you know, oh, China told it told me
nobody's ever talked to us or saying oh, you know, I talked to
Justin Trudeau and He can't believe he was getting away with
so much trade stuff. I don't I don't think those things are
true. And that he there was something about his effect,
which was oddly kind of language from him. I don't know what it
means.
He did not What does language mean?
amines Calm, calm. It was calm. You saw him on the day
was pretty was joked up, man. He was doped up Outlook. Well,
language. I
mean, what does he want him to do? He's screaming a spit. Yeah.
Where's the old Trump and you know, Malcolm, you have Donald
Trump saying North Korea will be a tremendous place in a very
short period of time. That's an odd thing to say about the, you
know, the North Korea, which is a completely closed
dictatorship. He seems very eager to go and talk to Kim Jong
Un to John Harwood's point, not very little of what he was
saying made a lot of sense.
John has hit the nail on the head. And you know, I think
Steve Schmidt said this the other day that Donald Trump
comes off like a moron. Well, you know, I don't think that
does justice to the Skinner Binay test. I think he came off
like an idiot today, I was almost shocked at the way that
he spoke with utter contempt of every president that preceded
him, he does not fundamentally appear to believe in the
processes and systems that put him in the office, he doesn't
appear to believe in the alliances that bind us together
that make us stronger as a nation, it is all about his
narcissism. And being from a national security perspective,
this man wouldn't qualify for the nuclear weapons control
system to allow him to be anywhere near the nuclear
control, the nuclear control keys or even guarding them, I
mean, I'm really shocked at the way that he speaks because it is
all Donald Trump centric. He came off like Mad King Donald,
not President of the United States.
I think you should write down Mad King Donald, I think that
Billy he's not belongs on our list. You might be right. And
before I play the,
I mean, we just played the clips of him. And their interpretation
was so alien to play clips to prove by the way, they make
these assertions, but they don't play any examples.
And that's why I'm happy. I'm putting this after your clips.
I've just a little bit left. But I do want to also mention that
one of the main themes, certainly in the EU's was what
why Juncker the drunker said, he said Trump is undermining the
challenging the rules based international order. And I had
not heard this term before the rules based international order,
but there is such a thing. And it basically means every bit all
the leaders of the world, through the UN and the 50 6070,
other UN type organizations, they all just kind of agree on
subtle changes, and we just kind of you know, just kind of go
along with the program, if I can paraphrase. So you know, it's
what Juncker said is, he's not going along with the program.
This is no good.
Yeah, Sarah, you know, there used to be a thing where
Republicans sharply criticized even the Dixie Chicks for being
on foreign soil and criticizing the American president.
Actually, that was the Hollywood that criticized the Dixie Chicks
and almost drove them out of town when they did that on the
Oscars
now have an American president trashing all of his predecessors
congratulating world leaders on tricking us leaders, American
presidents, seeming to have more respect in many ways for the
leader of North Korea than for his own predecessors blaming
President Obama for Russia invading Crimea and an excellent
I mean, it is pretty stunning to hear an American president.
I don't have the clip. But I was thinking about getting it. But
he never blamed Obama, he blamed Obama for allowing it to happen.
He didn't blame them for them doing it.
Right. And did he name Obama by name? Only on the
Crimea thing? Yes. He named Obama by name,
speak that way about his own country, his own present his own
country's former leaders?
Oh, this girl now she's great.
Absolutely. I mean, whatever way you look at it, Donald Trump is
not working for the United States. He's not working for the
interests of the United States is not working for the interests
of US workers. You can see the effects of these tariff policies
and states like mine, Missouri, that voted for him in terms of
what's happened to soybean farmers what's happened to the
Harley Davidson plan in Kansas City, but to look at it more
broadly, Trump's relationships are basically set on what can a
leader of a country due for Trump so he's favorable to
China. He's favorable now to Kim because he thinks he's getting
this kind of ego boost. It's enormously destructive. And it's
shameful that the GOP has not done anything they Know that
these policies are going to hurt their states and whatever short
term view they have whatever career ism they have in the long
run this is going to devastate America they may think they're
fine their kids won't be their grandkids might not be and there
might not be a country for them to inherit so they need to take
this seriously and they need to act now.
We're all gonna die
that's Jesus is crazy
that's your MSNBC It is crazy man
I hate to tell you this but you can get a borderline for that
one.
Thank you. Why do you hate the told me that was good news.
Because
this swell handing him coming at want to play more of the Trump
but now that they brought this up, I can play a couple of clips
on the still.
Can we do a tease because we're running late? Yeah, we're
running we're running deep and
let me do it as a tease. Okay, won't believe this clip.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
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it up. Yeah, you and Trump. Yeah,
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directing dog owners to a special location for their pup
to do its business inside the airport, a place with fake grass
and a fire hydrant. Not only important on my flight I was on
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airport to parking I noticed stranger staring or starting
conversations with these dog owners which I am afraid will
just encourage these people to even more I think you're correct
their name Susan and speaking of Portland there's a saying here
keep Portland weird ya know it's basically just stole that they
stole that from us.
They stole from Austin first Yeah, Keep Austin weird. We
had it first.
Oh, isn't surprised me a thieves up
there by thieves.
One of the supervisors made a comment that Austin is the
Portland of Texas.
I see no yes. get
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want to be mean about you stealing our slogan. We say yes.
Portland's our sister city. That's the PC way to say it's
our sister city.
I think you should change it. Yeah. To what?
Two Spartans are gay sister city.
We're pretty gay here too. You know, we I think we have a loss
on that as well. We're more gay than Portland. And we're
weirder. Go where
we go. Okay. Now it's a pissing match. I work at the major shoe
company who mentioned on the show a few weeks ago, crocs I
guess I don't know. What do you and I as being one of the first
to have their work done in China. In February, Adam
mentioned authenticity being a new buzzword and about that time
new artwork went up on campus. And sure enough, authenticity
has a focus. Ah, what was a focus as well as be true.
Anyway, you to be true to what you do best on the
to be true.
Be true anyway, you to be true to what's really best.
Which is the best podcast in the universe. Susan, okay. Thank
you.
I'm going to use I'm going to use that from time to time just
say hey, you know what true. Just be true. May be true may be
true. Okay. schedule works works from it.
Is that African foods are a group of Executive Associate
Executive Producers show 10 For one,
and I can conclude that the new lens is working perfectly.
There's absolutely no issue
whatsoever. You sailed through that. Yeah,
I was prepared. I was prepared to jump in. But you know,
actually, you were doing the news. The spreadsheet. I'm like,
rolling up joints. I'm doing all kinds of stuff was great.
I've got four hands today.
We have another program coming up for you on Thursday. Who
knows? I might have a clip or two from the CIO. Nice. And I
made the Choni awards. Oh, that's right. Nice. The Chinese
Yeah. Which is the Chinese. It's still kind of a Hollywood thing.
Do the Chinese has all kinds because you know, people in
plays and actors all kinds of celebrate. They do in New York,
though. Yeah. Oh, they do. Yeah. But it's still a Hollywood type
of event. You know, as we haven't seen all the plays. I
still haven't seen Hamilton. There'll be lots of jokes about
it that I won't get. But anyway, no,
no jokes about Hamilton. I actually we could put a pool
down. I believe, ma'am, maybe you're right.
Anyway, the chonies tonight, so maybe we'll talk about that on
Thursday. We'll definitely have something to deconstruct for
you. After all these your show days and weird things happen.
Remember us at
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called propagating the formula. Our formula is
this we go out we hit people in the mouth
now everybody, just before the break you heard John talking
about some great clips that concluded the Trump's visit to
the g7 We're back now John, what you got there? Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, dropped a penny. was more or less you
dropped it again. Yes, fumbles is hard to pick so he deserved
that press conference. With Trump up there apparently
looking sick or something. According to these MSNBC. I
didn't notice anything. You quickly turned to Kim Jong Hoon
in the meeting that he had to catch the plane to go to. So
let's play a couple of clips of that. You got a plane to catch.
Trump g7 on NoCo and chem one,
but a couple of more.
Go ahead in the back. Thanks, Mr. President, Eliana Johnson
with Politico. Going into these talks with Kim Jong on Do you
have a clear objective of what you want to get out of them?
I have a clear objective but I have to say Eliana that it's
going to be something that will always be spur of the moment you
don't know You know, this has not been done before. At this
level, this is a leader who really is an unknown
personality. People don't know much about him. I think that
he's going to surprise on the upside very much on the upside,
we'll see, but never been done never been tested many people,
the world leaders, I'm talking about world leaders that have
been right next to him have never met him. So we're going in
with a very positive spirit, I think very well prepared. I
think and by the way, we have worked very well with our
people, that many people right now in Shanghai, our people have
been in Singapore, or people have been working very, very
well with the representatives of North Korea. So we'll go to
DC Shanghai first and then said Singapore.
Yeah. What the hell was that all about? Well, he's Dutch you
mentioned it. He says Shanghai now I'm wondering, are there
just a meaningless slip
of the tongue? Or is he thinking Shanghai for some reason?
He or does he have Shanghai on his mind? For some other
reasons, Shanghai,
on the mind, can I believe that's
true? Yeah.
In Singapore, our people have been working very, very well
with the representatives of North Korea. So we're going in
with a very positive attitude. And I think we're going to come
out fine. But I've said it many times, who knows? Who knows, may
or may not work out, it's a good chance that won't work X is
probably an even better chance that it will take a period of
time it'll be a process.
Okay. Trump, a traumas
on hinge.
Where did he say that? We'll be there. And that's going to be
great. Real soon. Which of course, is tourism. We know that
we know tourism is on deck.
I never by the way, I never heard that. I watched this whole
thing. I don't remember him. He must have said it someplace
else. The buns gonna be great real soon. That's bold. I think
they made that up could be or something? I don't know. I
haven't. But the tourism thing is what we've been talking about
since predicted decades. Yes. Okay. So let's go into part two,
which I thought which is a little insight is like, I can
see the galling the people in MSNBC that somebody would even
be thinking like the way Trump does the way he operates. It's a
little annoying. But this isn't to this
day, you will look for from this initial talk to judge whether
you think things are going well? Well, I
think the minimum would be relationship, you'd start at
least a dialogue, because you know, was a deal person I've
done very well with deals. What you want to do is start that
now. I'd like to accomplish more than that. But at a minimum, I
do believe at least we'll have met each other we will have seen
each other hopefully we will have liked each other and we'll
start that process. I would say that would be the minimum. And
the maximum. I think you know the answer to that. But I think
that will take a little bit of time. Okay, yeah. How long do
you think and figure out whether he's serious about giving
portion? How long are they? I think within the first minute,
I'll know. Just my touch my feel. That's what that's what I
do. What I do right now, my time will it take to figure out
whether or not this area as I said, maybe in the first minute,
you know, the way they say that, you know, if you're going to
like somebody in the first five seconds. You ever hear that one?
Well, I think that very quickly, I'll know whether or not
something good is going to happen. I also think I'll know
whether or not it will happen fast. may not.
That's what they were talking about. They completely
misinterpreted that.
Yeah, totally. But they didn't play a clip for anybody so they
we can judge for ourselves. Was that on the damage? Yeah, I've
noticed that just bitched and moaned Yeah, they suck over
there. You know, and I'm just gonna an entre Mom, just little
entre mom, NBC used to be really different about the president. I
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for important position with fast growing concern. Native born
American citizen, male or female, at least 35 years of
age, must be able to give proof a 14 year residence in the
United States. Position a four year duration with possible
renewal room and board furnished yearly salary $100,000 with an
additional $40,000 for travel and official entertainment, plus
$50,000 for operating expenses. summer residence furnished with
paid vacation qualifications of applicant carefully checked
before position assign an ad sounds mighty attractive,
doesn't it? But the job that describes isn't a soft one by
any means. As a matter of fact, it's probably the toughest job
in America, Matt of being President of the United States
and The first job of each president is to take an oath
that he will faithfully execute the office to which he's been
named, and will do the best of his ability, preserve, protect,
and defend the Constitution of the United States. Yes, the job
of being President is a mighty important one. But preserving
and protecting the Constitution is even more important. Because
the Constitution is the supreme law of the land. The President
may veto a bill, body of Congress by a two thirds
majority passes the bill over his veto. It becomes a law under
the Constitution, unless set aside by a judicial judgment.
The best interests of the people are protected. That's how your
American Constitution works.
Good times. Good times
are here anything like that anymore?
Not on NBC?
One World Government that's what we're talking about. That's
right. I would, I would say something interesting. Or I
would say there's something interesting in that clip. They
were paying back in the 50s $100,000 a year.
Yeah. And it's 250. Now,
it should be over a million based on inflation. Yeah. It
should be like some like 12 1.2 million or something along those
lines. That's it guys getting gypped?
A sure is all of them, all them guys getting gypped
that something should be done about that.
Do I have anything else on this whole thing? I do have the
rundown ABC rundown on the note of the North Korea meeting.
Yeah, I wouldn't mind. I wouldn't mind hearing that. Yes,
run that.
With the North Korea Summit. Now, just days away. President
Trump was asked just how prepared he really is. I think
I'm
very well prepared. I don't think I have to prepare very
much. It's about attitude. It's about willingness to get things
done.
What he says it's not about the pictures. This will
not be just a photo op. This will be at a minimum. We'll
start with perhaps a good relationship. And that's
something that's very important toward the ultimate making a
deal.
Today in the Rose Garden with Japan's Prime Minister by his
side, the President tried to temper expectations for the
outcome.
I believe we're going to have a a terrific success or a modified
success.
And while he maintains he would not hesitate to call off the
meeting once again, so I
am totally prepared to walk. It could happen. Maybe it won't be
necessary. I hope it won't be necessary to walk.
He says he would eventually like to normalize relations with the
hermit kingdom, and perhaps even invite Kim, one of the world's
most brutal dictators to the United States would be here at
the White House. Were at Mar a
Lago. Maybe we'll start with the White House. What do you
actually I stand corrected since 2001. And the President has
earned $400,000 annual salary of $50,000 annual expense account a
$100,000 Non taxable travel account and $19,000 for
entertainment the most
recently in the Air Force One he spends more money than that
that was a bill clinton move
in I still love the way I see it.
It's a shit job for the money for sure.
Well, it's just you mate. You somehow you get to make money in
some other ways.
publishing companies that give you like,
yeah, sadly bucks for a book at all. It all works out in the
end.
I have two more clips and I'm pretty close to done to short.
All these clips. This is radish going back to I think it was ABC
we go to ABC and listen to her. You know, we heard these brutal,
the brutal dictator. I get the biggest kick out of the media
saying we don't know anything about North Korea. It's the
Hermit Kingdom. We have no idea what's going on. He's uh, how do
you know he's a brutal dictator if that's true?
Because he's asking him Yeah, you know,
oh, no, because they know someone who went there and said
that.
So here we have Martha Ravitch on Kim going and and that did
this block making the story a little more dramatic than it
needs to be.
Singapore will be the farthest he's traveled as leader. He'll
likely be surrounded by his squad of highly trained
bodyguards hand picked not only for loyalty, but physical
appearance, no blemishes allowed. man reportedly
separated from their families at an early age to dedicate
themselves to the supreme leader. His drive to build a
nuclear weapon capable of hitting the United States has
been swift and shocking. But the biggest surprise his skill on
the world stage hand in hand with South Korea's president at
the DMZ.
I think he wants to see something incredible happened.
Of course the biggest test is yet to come. When Kim Jong on
goes face to face with Donald Trump
so a couple of things she did they of course, they buffer this
by saying, as leader as far as ever travel isn't some sort of a
hermit kingdom is some sort of Yeah, but he went he went to
school in Switzerland. He went to school in Switzerland and
spent all of his other years in Paris playing
basketball. Yeah, there's basketball involved and going to
Disneyland Paris.
Yeah, yeah so this is boat this is like just paint is bullshit
picture and then they have this thing he's got oh, there's these
these crazy you know kids taken from there when that two years
old and there is bodyguards and they show is is V during the
showing of this clip. They have this he's got to cars like bands
or some I can't even tell where the Russian car maybe. And it's
surrounded by guys running alongside the Carters about 40
of them, right as if wherever he goes. He's got these 40 guys
yet, when we saw him meet up with the South Korean president
or prime minister where they are president. He was nobody around
me. They're shaking hands. He steps over the line. They go
have dinner. Where's all these guys? This these reporters are
terrible. And they try not to explain anything to anybody.
This was my this is my theme for today, which really galls me
because they won't talk about the 270% Tariff. They won't talk
about the thing about it. They want to explain what it might
mean when you talk about national security. It's just
outrageous.
Right, your turn? Oh, I
thought you were that was leading into another thing that
you hated. It's okay. I saw it. I was like, Okay, what clip will
be next on my way?
Yeah, I do have another ISO for you. Okay, try this one because
I'm looking for. I got actually I had this do the two ISOs I
have dessert for consideration for the end of the show.
Okay. Oh, well, then I have one as well for consideration for
the end of the show. I'll start
white in quite an impressive day.
It'll be quite an impressive day.
I like it. It's quite good. It's quite quite impressive as an
ISO.
Now the one that I liked the best is the is the last one
which is something that was I was watching Good Morning
America getting clips. And there was a thing it just just was
just some blather at the very end of the show before they cut
to commercial and this was it. A B?
That's right. That's right. Okay,
I like it meant Oh, nice. Nice, but I think I have I have an ISO
but it needs to be played in context first, see if you can
figure out which part of it is the ISO. Now this was a very
interesting occurrence on MSNBC. You know, it's my beat. I watch
it. And I've been talking about Stephanie rule a lot lately
because she's irksome. And then it's she's just she's filled
with so much hate and Venom. Then she had mica on her show.
Brzezinski and what is the she's the PBS reporter. I hate to call
it No, no, the young one kind of squarish head. What's her name?
The black girl? No, not black girl. The lesbians. I hate to
say it that way. But that might help you.
Oh, that one? Yeah, I know who you're talking about. That I can
come up with their names.
So I hate to just characterize her as the lesbian but that's
the one. And so mica lays on this bombshell. I just
everyone's piled jumping. It's a complete hatred of men hatred of
the President. And I think maybe it was a joke, which would make
sense because I would have made this joke but to present it in
this way is a tad unglued.
I wonder where Ivanka is voices on a number of issues. But back
to the Rudy story. I'll tell you a couple of things. First of
all, the hypocrisy is astounding because I know someone who spoke
to Donald Trump recently about life in the White House. And
Donald Trump's biggest complaint was that he's not allowed to
watch porn in the White House. So there's a little bit of news
for you. He's upset that he can't watch porn in the White
House.
They have those you know, one 900 numbers block two which must
be a disappointment.
I'm not really sure but that's it just flies in the face of all
of this but you know, I obviously with my Know your
value platform. I feel really strongly about these comments
and they made my blood boil. I was shaking when I heard them.
At least Jordan Walter Isaacson next to me. He they both were
shaking. Here he is undermining a woman's credibility because he
says look at her and laughs derisively. What a pig. And then
talks about looking at Donald Trump's wives. What a pig. And
this is a guy who ran pageants Donald Trump for his living.
Okay, so we're not invited.
Back Room during team pageants so he could watch those girls
disrobe.
I'm not a fan of pageants, but I'm not going to judge someone
doing pageants for a living. And you know, that's the Miss
America pageant is making great progress. So there's a lot to
talk about there. But my point is beyond the hypocrisy. This is
a really bad day for women. If this is exactly the person the
president wants speaking for him, telling people to look at
someone and then laughing derisively, and it's a woman
talking about she's not credible, because look at her
and then and then then comparing her to the President's wives.
This is not the America that you and I have been trying to pave
the way for women for we have a long way to go for women knowing
their value. The President and his attorney have taken us back
like decades,
it's a bad day for humanity.
Come on. Come on. It's a bad day for humanity.
You don't think that's the best.
I thought my GMA one was more interesting because it was. I
like it a lot. It was just a baby. That's right. That's
right.
It's pretty good. It's a good show. coinfalls I'll give you
that. We'll just throw it into the end of show. So Ben is fine.
Yeah, is it all?
Oh, no,
no. I'm not gonna blow my wad like that.
Talk about Wait, I
bought just one thing about this particular clip. Just explain to
me explain. Can you mansplain something to me? Yeah. How is
it? Stormy Daniels powerful woman. hear me roar selling my
body for money. Yet Miss America? Oh, let's not use your
body to move ahead in the world. Stop with the stop with the
swimsuit.
asking the wrong guy can't mansplain I will say a couple of
things about what they said. For one thing, Donald Trump was not
running these pageants for a living.
And he wasn't going backstage to watch teenagers on dress, I
don't think but maybe he was.
Maybe he just was a blanket statement
a little a little
easier as a laborer labor The only thing so what difference
does it make? Walter Isaacson is sitting there why these people
are going oh, this is so gross. And he's also upset and shaking.
Is that what they're telling us? Walter Isaacson the CIA guy that
runs the Aspen Foundation, his red zone and Steve Jobs books
and a million other things. Yeah.
Shake shaking like a leaf. Or even
a we kind of believe as soon as is sitting there shaking. Oh,
I'm so upset by this. And then the one woman mentioned. She's
She doesn't call back the one 900 That
was that was a PBS lady. That's why I brought her up.
What did what is what is what this pious called?
Jumping? It's called pile jumping. And it's lame. And but
just I mean, is he watching the gorilla channel or the porn
channel that make up your minds? The
gorilla channel the porch? I'm sure that somebody said what do
you like about this job? Well, it bothers me is I can't watch
porn. Yeah, we're supposed to believe this. Yeah, sure. Maybe
he said it in jest as somebody? Yeah, that's what I was thinking
maybe in jest. I mean, it's possible. He seems to be joke.
It's used to joke around a lot. But the fact that they make this
an issue, we got problems here we get. We're trying to solve
the North Korean too. Even Bill Clinton when he was on the
Colbert show said, Hey, let's calm down. Let's hope this guy
succeeds at this. Well, he's blasted him a few times. Yeah,
yeah. Well, there's also other stuff going on from the pipeline
been a little update on the Nord Stream to now this is it's a
little ditty In this clip, which is interesting from a couple of
perspectives. One, you know, there's, there's some stuff that
Trump is not doing that he promised to do. But to I was
kind of brings this Nord Stream two pipeline into perspective.
And this is the one that is routed around, you know, it's
kind of north of, of everybody, straight into Deutschland from
Russia. And, you know, Deutschland is, of course, the
they run the show, because they've got a lot of gas,
already coming into their country in that what they don't
use for their industry and for heating their homes, they pass
on to the rest of Europe. And this is David from talking about
it. Here we go.
David, I want to ask you about Nord Stream two, which is this
pipeline project proposed to run from, from Russia to Germany
under the Baltic Sea. This I feel like complicates some of
the narrative policy narratives we've seen here where the US has
been trying to block the construction of that pipeline,
in part to to prevent the Russians from getting too much
power from their supplying of fossil fuels to Europe. What do
you make of the Trump administration taking this sort
of fairly strong anti Russia position at this time, one of
the things dividing us from Europe actually, us being
wanting to be tougher on Russia on this issue than they are?
The Nord Stream two pipeline is it's actually it's The Eastern
European issue. The reason the Russians want to build this
pipeline that allows them to supply gas directly to Germany,
bypassing Poland is that they never want to cut off Germany.
That's too scary. They've tangled with the Germans a few
times, they'd rather not do it again.
Now, he's like he's particularly good because they'll come in and
kill your leg and world war two now is because of the the Euro
Boomerang, the Russian ruble, whether you call it, the Russian
sell the gas, they get the Euros, they buy German cars, and
other fine German products, well engineered products. And that's
how that system works. It's not just because they're afraid of
the Germans did.
But they this pipeline allows them to turn off gas to Poland,
and to Ukraine and other places without turning off gas to
Germany. So the reason that the United States has stood strong
or not as strong as it should against this pipeline is to
protect our NATO's eastern flank. Now, it happens that this
is a rare case, where Donald Trump has another priority along
with that of his pro Russia policy. And that is he is very
sympathetic to these increasingly authoritarian small
states in Eastern Europe, which are his probably his only
friends on the continent, especially the polls who gave
him such a such a good time. But what we're going to see is
Germans have a lot of clout and a lot more clout in the polls.
What traditionally happens at these kinds of summits, is that
there is vigorous debate inside the leaders room, which is then
cushioned by cooperation outside. I don't know how much
leverage Donald Trump has over Germany right now. And zero, and
it is going to be hard for him to win this without being able
to mobilize any sympathetic opinion in Germany.
So there's a lot in this, first of all, it's clearly not in
Russia's interest to be against this pipeline. So that kind of
blows away, you know, just sucking up to Putin. Second of
all, the polls, he's, Trump has done injustice to them, I would
just want to bring it up again, he promised that they would they
would be part of the Visa Waiver Program. There's no reason not
to reinstate that. It's mean and I don't understand it. And and
the third part is this idea that the Germany you saw the picture
I'm sure that Angela Merkel's office tweeted out of her with
her hands on her desk leaning over looking at Trump and it was
great to see to follow this on the social nets. Because it was
literally no it wasn't it was like Laurel and Yanni you know,
blue dress yellow dress, sir silver white, all of this stuff.
It was up there she is the leader of the free world. This
is the meme Angular Merkel is the leader of the free world.
No, she's not. Nor is Donald Trump. We have no leader of the
free world. And of course, you know, dimension a people are
looking at this going on there he is just letting them all Yap
away. And he said, taking children out. So it was and you
could see it both ways. You know, you can see it both ways.
It was it was fun to see that. But also this this pipeline is
not just the Russians, it's the Dutch it's the Brits, it's the
French they're all in on this so I don't even know what the
problem is.
Well that's a very poor report and this from guys obviously
slant in his reporting, or his analysis, it's an analysis or
anything, but I think that one thing about well then they don't
want to go through Poland and Ukraine. They can just go
straight to Germany as though this is something bad or what it
has a lot to do with the fact that if they ran it through
Ukraine into Germany, the Ukrainians take gas and never
pay for it. Well, that's
I looked that up and that's not entirely the way it went down
the track Russia has had to repay a couple billion
for Okay, well then tell me what I'm wrong about
that was that was at one point they didn't pay but that was
after there was a deficit on Russia's side if you really look
into it, it was a it was just a game of Cocksman ship basically.
And you know, and the fact that we had the Madonna and
everything going on and Ukraine I mean it's one country screw in
their neighborhood they didn't like the regime that's what
Russia was doing, though but it wasn't really the money but
Ukraine was at that point completely co opted by ours our
oil people
Yeah, we're gonna send all those tankers whatever em to that.
Okay good LNG liquid natural gas. Lord knows what happened to
that. Lord knows all right, well, I've got a little separate
kind of a thing to do report on. Okay. This is a you know, you're
familiar Trooping the color, Trooping the color. That's
something to do with the flag. No, Trooping the color and you
lived in England. Trooping the color apparently is a day that
the Queen celebrates her birthday even though it's not a
birthday she gets to celebrate twice a day is
the day that Queen Elizabeth officially celebrates her
birthday which is actually in April but it is known as the
Trooping the color. and washing is a big deal some newlyweds
might be stealing the spotlight and ABCs Julia MacFarlane joins
us from Buckingham Palace with more, Julian. Good morning to
you.
Good morning. pullin wet. Yeah, as you can see a huge crowd here
this morning. People have been queuing for hours, not just to
celebrate the Queen, but also to try and catch a glimpse of our
new American Duchess. Royal watches
Oh, yeah, no, I know I already have one in a borderline but I'm
giving you full on for that. And I'm taking bets. How long before
Megan? cracks?
She's got a crash.
It's gonna be public. She's gonna crack in public.
something's gonna happen. She's Yeah, I agree. I don't think she
knows what she's
gonna drag her up to keep her going. But
tough load. I don't think she knows what she signed up for?
No, I
don't think so either. But it's I can just see it. Unless she is
a lizard like the rest of them, then she can work this boss
mammals just can't handle the
load. It's very possible. Now, yes, go ahead.
I just found that going fawning at this ABC fawning all over
this event that I never heard of you lived in England. And you
never
heard and I know a Guy Fawkes Day. I know, but I don't know
what to bring the color. While
you know, they want to explain what 270% tariff is all about. I
mean, they did just just ridiculous. These guys.
That really stuck in your Craw, isn't it?
Yeah did.
Just for a second, I just like to talk about the political,
Buzzfeed New York Times reporter who was having a relationship
turns out extramarital affair for him with the X with the
Senate aide who was in charge of the Senate Intelligence
Committee to make sure this stuff doesn't leak out. And so
this brings up an interesting question. And I don't know the
answer is we're missing some information. But on one hand,
wow, this is fantastic. What What, uh, this is, I mean, it's
like a house of cards. We have this being leaked to a
journalist, the guy sleeping with Holy moly. On the other
hand, perhaps before? No, it happens all the time. And
that's, that's the problem, because the press the M five M,
I should say, is barely reporting on this. And if they
do, it's not from any collusion or anything like that any
collusion? They look at it from the perspective of oh, crap.
They are wiretapping journalists to find out who their sources
are. And I understand that that to me is also a problem. Now,
yeah, if they were wiretapping this guy, because then that's
how they found out. Okay. And then I think that's fair game.
That guy's working for the government. He has to follow the
rules. That's his job. And then we and then yeah, as with any
job, you can eavesdrop on your employees. Yeah, within the
professional sphere.
But you see it within the law. Yes. But
you see the M five M freaking out because they're probably all
thinking, Oh, shit, I'm bone in that guy. Whatever, whatever the
thinking. Because the news has become sources, people familiar
with the matter people familiar with his thinking is become, you
know, sources who wouldn't speak it would only speak on the basis
of anonymity, because they weren't authorized to speak on
the topic. That's what news has become that used to be you had
to have one to two people on record for a story to print two
sources on record for a story to go to print.
Well, yeah, and so that's like a desam myth. I believe it is a
myth.
How about one's I bought one source?
Well, no. He spoke on background should
be you should have a really it let you have a source is
impeccable. You can use that if you could get that usually. Who
is this guy? He's guy, always the place.
Regardless, I would like to know and I guess you don't know,
either. I'd like to know where they wiretapping this guy. And
that's how they found out that he was talking to the
journalists and, you know, whether you're sleeping whether
or not as irrelevant. boerewors Are they just wiretapping
journalists? Because that I have a real problem with that's
wiretapping any American for any reason other than probable
cause?
I would suspect I don't know. It's a good question. Whether
they would they may. Generally speaking, I think if you have
two suspects, you wiretapped and both.
Okay? Yes. And if you haven't, if you have probable cause or
reason to get a warrant to wiretap Sure, yeah. Yeah. So
they must have had that if they didn't, then I have a real
problem with that.
Well, everything's gotten loosey goosey since bush. But yeah,
yeah. I don't know what to
say. Oh, Obama was throwing journalists in jail. Yeah, he
was the worst for this. I don't know if he was the
worst, but maybe we've had bad ones in the past. So I wouldn't
say he's the worst but tithing. Bridgeford
for whistleblowers and journalists, I think he's the
worst. Okay.
Big rally in the UK raise the free Tommy Robinson March. Oh,
yeah. Pretty big crowd peered builders was the star attraction
are Dutch Donald Trump, as he's called, are they let him in?
Well, he tweeted about that. And he said, I was at the border.
And they said, Why are you here? He said, I'm here to give a
speech. I said, What is the speech about to free Tommy
Robinson? And he said, five minutes later, we were let into
the country.
This makes no sense. They took that word, woman I know. And
wouldn't let her in.
I know. It's what that's all about. Fishy, very fishy. And
then I have Yes. The
this was kind of an interesting podcast. It's more it's what?
The hostess speaks of Episode Three here. So it's on YouTube,
but I think it's podcast worthy in a way. It's just her talking
very young girl. And this relates to the Lear Foundation,
the Hollywood indoctrination crew. Yeah, known as HC. And the
Hollywood indoctrination crew writes hundreds of scripts and
storylines to get certain things into television, plot lines for
movies, etc. And now this millennial, I'm just going to
call her a millennial because she is, but I use that in a
disdainful way. In this case, she is an expert in many, many
things. And she's going to tell us without her knowing that
she's going to tell us exactly how cool it is what the Lear
Foundation is doing.
Global warming is changing horror movies, and it's not
likely to stop anytime soon. Hello, I'm Jenna. I have a
master's degree in media and culture. And I've spent years
studying horror media and video game cultures. And living on
this planet. Three things I love to do, which is why I like many
are concerned about the increasingly irreversible damage
we're doing to the planet. What does that have to do with
horror? Well, we're seeing the growth of an entirely new sub
genre of horror, which isn't necessarily unusual genres are
created and abandoned all the time in connection with societal
changes, like in the mid 20th century, when every TV show and
movie was a Western, or last year when every movie was a
superhero film. Right now we're seeing the emergence of eco
horror stories in which the planet itself is the monster.
I love that she has a master's in media and culture.
From what, from what fine institutions she didn't say
what she has won. And there you go, John, it's eco horror. It's
a whole new genre.
Now, what are they gonna do about these mud slats? There you
go.
Give me one more until we hit the break.
Well, I did make a phone call. I'm sorry if I made him made a
phone call for the first time ever. No, I got a phone call.
You have to let this play out. There is a pause in here. That
is in there. I just thought I'd leave it in there for timing
purposes. Okay. No, I can't wait to hear what this is. Well, it's
not one of my best. I have some other stuff lined up. Because
apparently Jay and the other kids have been getting the cell
phones have been breached. And so they're getting phone calls
constantly. Yeah. So let's go with hearing a call. Oh, good.
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I thought you were gonna say I'm sorry. I didn't hear what you
said.
That was the joke that came to mind. Well, it is anyone has
that joke. Ready for that joke? I would have done that. But I
just wanted to play this thing straight and then it was a
stealth hang up.
It was a shitty bot. That was very
shady shit bot. It is apropos because I am in the mark Get for
hearing aids.
You can believe it. Really? Yeah. It's gotten that bad. Yes.
And man, let me tell you hearing a technology is, is
unbelievable. Yeah, I
understand that it's
got D onboard DSP so you can completely filter how and
they're almost invisible some of the more you can get ones that
are made to look cool and they're big and they have cool
shape and the Bluetooth can hook into Bluetooth with these
things. But whoa expensive and don't for a second believe that
in my insurance covers anything but you know, a big, brown,
shiny plastic
hanker fan gear. Headphones.
But it's well I've considered that to have
you know, what is the what is what before hit to break? What
is the price and one of these loads superstars dollars? You're
talking $5,000? Holy mackerel, yeah. Five grand at least. And
they would add insurance. Can we even kick in a few 100?
Oh, a few 100? Sure. Well, I have a $20,000 deductible.
So you could get nothing? Oh,
but I really need it. Because if you and me are at home, say
something to me. Hey, Anna, what are you doing?
I'm sorry. What? What are you doing? Oh,
I'm sorry. I didn't hear what you said. I'm just doing the
show. I mean, that's me. I'm always replying. I'm sorry. I
beg your pardon. I'm trying to be nice about them. Hey, which
I'm sure eventually I'll do. I'm older. Hey. Yes. This is
interesting. Yeah,
I think you can buy those big horns. Sticking your ear for
rareearth.
With a with a leather thong so I can hang around my neck.
Dynamite. I'm going to show
my son moved by donation to no agenda. Imagine all the people
who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun.
That's a lesson for everybody. Kids don't go into radio. That's
right. We do have a few people who think for sure. 1041 And
I'll begin by thanking a few of them. You can read along the
notes and does anything we should stop me stop me. All
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Thank you. Yes,
it was about laptops in school and the famous one that forever
trialed. It was That was good. And I liked that you brought it
back. Particularly now although you've been away you could have
brought in the Raspberry Pi I thought that would have been
interesting seeing is there's a full blown computer for $35. And
but yeah, the big fuss about one laptop per child. But your your
basic takeaway was, you know, having a place where kids can
use a computer to learn how to program or other you know how to
assess information online is good, but you are very strong.
And I think you have evidence to back it up that having the kids
use computers to learn on is not a good idea. Am I Am I crazy
position I've maintained ever since the days of the control
data teaching machines, which they had a bank of at the you at
California State College Hayward, which has now become
California State College Bay Area in one of the basements and
you could go and if you wanted to take a course in something
rather you could go to this, this data center of these crazy
teaching machines they were called. And they didn't work. I
mean they work to a point Forget it was a slow process. There's
nothing like having a real person there that you can say
hey, wait a minute. This doesn't make sense to me. Can you
explain it and have them show you having people show people
how to do things is so much faster. And it's so much more
effective. In fact, the other day, I was looking at some some,
there was some new term that came along and I didn't it was
trying to explain someone, I could look it up, I read 10
pages and maybe figure it out. I called one of my friends who was
an expert in the field, and just had him explain it to me, it
took five minutes, that is the way you learn.
Yeah, and also having computers with course material, which is
click through, you know, select multiple choice, etc, etc, is
not helpful in the learning process.
That's, that would be a claim I'd make. Yeah. I mean, it's
helpful at some, you know, I mean, it's nice that you, for
example, we all use Bing or Google to, you know, you get
some situation like, how do I unscrew this thing from my, you
know, and use it? How do you unscrew a such and such from as
such and such, and you'll find there's always a YouTube video,
sometimes 10 Have some guys showing you how to add
a different column. I've read that one too. Right? Well, this
serendipitously led me to an interview that I caught on David
Knight show, David Knight is here in Austin. And he had a
school teacher on there was talking about Google's school
projects, what they are putting into schools with Chromebooks.
And it led me to something else, which is perhaps a more
important topic. But I'll just start with that one little bit
of the interview,
Google education suite is pretty all encompassing, to the point
where there was one day where I attempted to open a different
search browser, and it blocked my access to a search. That was
not Google. The students are funneled through Google
Chromebooks to use Google Google Docs. That's how they do the
majority of their assignments is via Google, we have an entire
education program called Google Classroom, where we are able to
communicate and post assignments to students and communicate with
teachers. As soon as parents start hearing that striving
readers is the name of the program. But for some reason
they associate giving schools hundreds of hundreds of
Chromebooks with an improvement in reading because they say that
students can access reading materials via these Chromebooks.
But of course, we know they're accessing YouTube. And as soon
as you hear the name striving readers and Chromebooks, that's
when you know that the school is going textbook
free. And we know that the Google Books project would fold
into that nicely. Yeah, Apple did a lot of this back in the
day they had their K 12. Program. Do they still have that
system around?
I don't know. They can, you know, they came on and off of
it. They were dominating education for a long time. And
they bailed.
Yeah, yeah, they did. But now, I mean, and if a Chromebook is so
cheap to manufacture this, you can practically give them away.
But the stupid school systems, they're just making little
Google slaves.
And this led, yes.
There's a lot of dummies. Running a lot of these
operations, education. Yeah,
yeah. Well, this led me to the PBIS which this woman spoke
about this teacher, have you ever heard of PBIS not yet.
Positive Behavioral Intervention intervention and supports
positive behavioral intervention and support. This is rampant.
That school
comes out of the US Department of Education, which doesn't
surprise me here does.
In fact, we also have SW PBS, which is school wide positive
behavior supports. And she spoke about it, we
participate in a program that is nationwide called PBIS, which is
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. I've
already researched and Stoneman Douglas is a PBIS. School. This
is an A lot of schools in the nation. And it should be the
scariest thing a parent hears when they're researching their
child's school. PBIS is a reward based system and an
individualized is consequences based on culture, race and
background. For example, if I were to come from a family that
has a lot of personal issues inside the family, but I punch
another student in the face, they can take into account my
race, my family history and apply consequences based on on
where I come from,
get a free pass, in other words, right? Yes, I've actually
sat in meetings where they described poverty as a trauma
and explained that these children are not able to control
themselves because while they were in utero, their amygdala
was to stress and now they have damaged and we can't apply
consequences to them because essentially, their brain
damaged.
How mind blowing is that?
It Ma you get a third clip of the day.
It to me it was so distressing when I heard this, like this if
this
is the kinda another common core scam This is beyond global. This
is self actualization this is this what is the, you know,
positive reinforcement? Oh, this is everything that's bad about
everything about the educational system brainwashing the kids
rolled into one new program yes
PBIS from their own website, from their facts.
There are many assumptions about behavior. Many believe that
behavior is innate. But behavior is a skill, it must be learned
and it's acquired through practice. Typically, when a
child does not know how to do something, we tend to teach them
at home. If a child does not know how to tie their shoes, or
ride a bike, we teach them, they don't just state tie your shoes
are getting on the bike. We provide specific instructions,
we model the behavior, we let them practice and we provide
support until the skill is learned. In school, if a student
can't read or do math, we teach them. We don't assume that a
child should know how to read or do math, it is clear that this
is a skill that must be taught and learned. Similarly, if a
student can't behave, we must teach them the appropriate
skill. In order to help them be successful behaviorally, a
student will behave appropriately. If the student
has the skill to behave appropriately. We will show you
how to develop a system that will teach all students the
skills needed to behave appropriately in school.
Music where's my Chantix?
So
that's how they're thinking your child must learn how to behave.
Yeah, but if you start off with depressed you, okay, find what
the schools do. Actually, you've always done that as not needing
needing a special program, right? But when you start to
assume immediately that if you're from a lower class or
your poverty, kid from poverty, and you and you automatically
assume this is a sociological thing that it seems to me that
sociologists out there should be freaked out by you calling
somebody brain damaged. Yes. So now all of a sudden, they're the
retarded is a new version of the retarded kids. Yeah, from the
50s. Yeah, so all the black kids are all going to be sawed
thought this is racism, racism. Well, now all the black kids are
gonna be thought of no matter even if they're not from poverty
stricken, you know, they won mom home or something's all brain
damage. All the black kids will be seen as inferior. This is
unbelievable. Inferior brain damage kids at all. He has to
punch. That's what he does. He punches people because he's,
he's brain dead. He's doing nothing to stop bad behavior or
aren't showing any be creating discipline. It's always been a
known fact that certain kids from that category of you know,
they're not fully enriched, an enriched home environment. They
do much better under black teachers who are discipline
Aryans. Well, that's one thing, but don't assume they're idiots.
What you what you just said there, I think ties into what is
happening right now in New York. As there's a number of things in
this report. There's 12 high schools, which are specialized
for smart kids. You know, it's like the Stuyvesant High School.
Lowell High in San Francisco and then new Chris. Yes, we did. New
York had a slew of Zabka School for the Arts School for this
young scientists of the day all these specialty schools for the
super smart kids. While this
is not specifically PBIS related, it is the same thinking
what you just said
we have to make sure the very best high school this is Mayor
de Blasio of New York City Halls are open to every New Yorker,
the mayor and New Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza,
announcing new plans to make admissions into the city's eight
specialized high schools more open, more diversified and
fairer to all students.
How could it be that we have a system that denies the full
array of the beautiful students in our system, an opportunity to
avail themselves of these kinds of educational experiences.
The mayor even pointed to one glaring example, Stuyvesant High
School,
admitted almost 1000 students last time 10 or African American
shame, one Shame 1% Shame under 30 were Latino,
beginning with admissions for September 2019. The plan calls
for expanding the Discovery Program to help more
disadvantaged students. It also calls for eliminating the use of
the single admissions test over the next three years that will
take special state legislation. Even past students believe the
specialized high school experience should be open to
more students.
I did have The great expanse of Bronx Science. It put me on the
path to where I am today. Definitely. But it's no joke how
few black and Latino students there were.
The new plan also builds on a previous report by public
officials making recommendations to address historical inequities
in specialized high schools. Do you join
me in saying it's the system? Not the student? Is not the
stories? It's a system, not the student? Is the system, not the
students? So we must change that today?
Yes, it's the system, not the student. It's this the student,
which is
what that Professor Peterson talks about, when he gives his
lectures on this, I do have a long piece that kind of fits
into this if you want to play Sure, sure. But it's from the
last show, so you have to dig it up. Oh, I can do that probably.
And it is about kind of discusses some of this. And but
he does it in a very harsh way that no one's ever gonna buy
into. And he talks about, about difference differential and IQ
and how you can sort people out and he believes that the
Republicans approach to smart versus dumb is that just make
them work harder. And the Democrats is that's bullcrap.
There is no smart versus dumb. Everyone's the same.
Clip messenger factory production worker, assembler,
food service worker, nurse's aide, warehouseman, custodian,
janitor material handler, very high IQs. Now what you're
seeing, what you're starting to see is that as you move down the
hierarchy, the jobs get simpler, they're more likely to be
assigned by other people, or they're repetitive. Because what
IQ predicts to some degree is how rapidly you can learn
something. But once you've learned it, it doesn't predict
how necessarily how well you do at it. And so the more
repetitive jobs tend, people with lower IQs are more suited
to more repetitive jobs under 87. Is there something? Well,
no. Right? That's a big problem. And it's something our society
has not addressed at all. jobs for people with IQs of less than
85 are very, very rare. So what the hell are those people
supposed to do? It's like one, it's 15% of the population. What
are they supposed to do? Well, we better figure it out. Because
one of the things that's happening too, is that as the as
the high IQ tech geeks get a hold of the world, the demand
for cognitive power is increasing, not decreasing,
right? You want to be a teller, well, you know, those checkout
machines, they're not so simple. You want to work at McDonald's,
you think that's a simple job, you don't see robots working at
McDonald's. And the reason for that is that what McDonald's
workers do is too complex for for robots to do so. Well, so
this is a discussion that no one wants to have. But that's okay.
It's still a problem. And it has to be dealt with. So the US
government, I think I told you this at one point already, it's
illegal to induct anyone into the US Army if they have an IQ
of less than 83. Right? It's about 10% of the population.
Because the US Army, and they've been doing IQ testing since IQ
testing began, because they want everybody they can possibly get
into the army, because in peacetime, they use it as a way
of moving people up the socio economic ladder. And in wartime,
well, obviously, you need as many soldiers as you can get
your hands on. And so you're not going to be any pickier than you
have to be. So when the US Army says it's illegal to induct
anybody into the armed forces, if they have an IQ of less than
83, then you know that they've done it for absolute necessity,
right. And when people have made a finding that contradicts what
they want to hear, and they're doing it out of absolute
necessity, you can be reasonably true that it's one of those
facts that just won't bloody well go away. And so you might
think, Well, if there's nothing for someone with an IQ of less
than 83, to do in the army, what makes you think that there's
something that they can do in the general population? And then
the issue is, you know, because the conservatives will say,
well, they should just work harder. It's like, sorry, that
ain't gonna fly. And the Liberals will say, well, there's
no difference between people anyhow. And you can just train
people to do everything that's wrong. So they're both wrong,
and they're seriously wrong. And the fact that neither side of
the political perspective will take a good, cold, hard look at
this problem means that we're going to increasingly have a
structural problem in our societies, because we're
complexify everything so rapidly, that you can't find
employment unless increasingly unless you're intelligent, you
guys are really going to face this, you know, lawyers are
disappearing, like mad. And the reason for that is you can look
it up online. Increasingly, you can do things yourself if you're
smart. And so like the working class, people have been wiped
out pretty nicely over the last 30 years by by automation and
various other things. It's the low end of the white collar
class that's coming up next. So I'm not saying that lower
lawyers are in the low end, but low end lawyers are in the low
end of the white collar class. So there's still going to be
plenty of positions for people who are creative and fast on are
feet and super smart. In fact, those people are going to have
all the money that's already happening to a great degree. You
know, because if you're smart, and you can use a computer,
you're so smart. It's just absolutely unbelievable, right?
And if you can't use a computer, and lots of people, and I don't
mean, you know, you can open Word that isn't what I mean. I
mean, maybe I mean, you can program and if you can't program
while you're right at the next end, so if you haven't got that
with you, you're, you're kind of be left behind
a nice uplifting little ditty.
Thank you. Thank you for your courage.
I'll tell you what he says. It's true. I mean, he's coming to us
from the future. It sounds like
well, there's an issue and de Blasio is going right in the
face of it and denying it to such an extreme that he's he's
taken these specialized schools, which were beneficial to certain
kids, for obvious reasons. And he's just opened them up to to
the 82 IQ folk. Yeah. And the problem is that there's nobody
wants to deal with them. They don't know what to do they know
how to get them work. They don't know they can't find anything
from to do. There are a lot of parts of not everybody, but a
good portion of the homeless population. Are these people.
Yeah. And we just ignore it. And I think he's dead. Right. He
says that conservatives make him work harder. And they and the
liberals say, oh, no, they can be trained because everybody's
the same as a blank slate. common argument during your
college years. It's not true. Well, this is a mess. And this
PBIS thing is bull crap.
Yeah, it seems pretty rampant, though. Seems like it's pretty
well.
It's a hairy, hairy. So this is good. I gotta write that one
down. It's a hairy hairy Mary. It's a Hail Mary,
Mary Mary. That really fits in today's world. Yeah, Mary, Mary.
How many of us that from now? Well, Newark
has an idea Newark, New Jersey, close to my old stomping
grounds. They're putting residents to work. Listen to
this,
there are currently 60 cameras in place throughout the city,
keeping a close eye on criminal activity. Now residents can get
access to these cameras, and watch what is taking place in
their neighborhood. The hope is that residents will actively
help police keep the streets safe
gives us a chance to get real time data about stuff that is
going on in a neighborhood and get residents of that community
to feel empowered by engaging and helping us reduce crime and
violence in a neighborhood at the same time.
The number of cameras are expected to double by the first
of October, then another 200 will be added to the system.
These are new high definition cameras that can show fine
details. Police will be monitoring the cameras and focus
on those hotspots when residents call.
We definitely can't do it alone. We need the residents of the
city.
Newark residents can now log on to the website at NPD. Newark
public safety.org and go to the link Mark citizens patrol to
gain access to the city's cameras. For now the system is
available for those with desktop computers and iPads. Please need
help. Yeah.
This is genius. Get the citizens all jacked up to spy on each
other
is fabulous. The best way ever. they've tested by the way they
have done tests. I saw the results of this where they put
somebody in one of these rooms as they be a security officer
and they're supposed to look out for burglaries. And so they set
them up so one of one of the screens had some girl they do in
and out through an open window stripping. And then four screens
over was a burglar going into a house and robbing. No one's
watching that. He's watching the body man. Until you all right.
Yeah, it's gone downhill.
That's how you end a show. That's the high note. Yeah. But
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