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You Okay. Little flashback stopped the war.
Is that what it was like to you when you watch it yesterday?
Yeah, all the 700 city protests you talking about? Yeah. It
didn't seem like it was quite as big as previous marches we've
seen is that just my perception
is a little bit dubious that they had a Midol I have two
reports. Well, I mean, they're bitching about Trump's no
tolerance policy, which he ended two weeks ago.
It but the march was planned, the permits were done. And the
donation websites were up to chip in and remember, everybody
was ready.
It seemed a
bit much to me. So I think also the masses just start re
protesting the war in Vietnam. Okay, now I get you right. Oh,
that Oh, that's okay. Yeah. That you'd get it right away. No, no,
it took me a second I actually I flipped on the the tele
telescreen and I surfed around I saw way too many commercials. So
that was my first clue. Like ma'am This is not as big as it
was it was intended to be or what they thought it might be
MSNBC was they even didn't carry everything live continuously. It
came back to in studio stuff. So it was
it's hard because it's dumb. Well, so this, yeah, if I was an
editor, one of these guys or the news, let's play the CPS
reports. I got to have a summary of not not some In summary,
which one is this protest? To get the wrong clips lined up to
discuss? Are these clips crazy? March narratives
was obvious. A crazy March, baby.
So here if I'm the editor, I'm going to say the following.
Here's what I
know. You're editor of one of MSNBC, the news desk on
this CBS Oh, if I'm one of these guys that are their executive
editors or editors, I'd say okay, here's what we want to do.
First of all, who exactly organized the 700 city protest
march
on March on March on organized it, which is, which is
who is march on the same
organization? It's the DNC. It's the same organization that
organized the kids against guns March. And if you if you click
on the Donate link in the chat, and
it's just tell you right now that not nobody ever mentions
this group. Well, that's clearly why it isn't somebody Well, I'm
talking about the CBS people. And then why doesn't somebody go
to the head of march on and say, Hey, what are you protesting? Or
were protesting Trump's No, no tolerance policy? Zero
Tolerance. Well, why are you doing that? Because he canceled
it like over a week ago. And then there's a judge in
California that also did giant chimed in to make it. So there's
none of this can go on anymore. So what are you protesting?
Well,
well did vote, vote Democrat. It was a fundraising drive, and an
awareness campaign for people to vote for.
There's a lot of violence, by the way in this thing, but let's
go to crazy March.
And we begin tonight with a massive nationwide protests
against the President's immigration policy. 10s of 1000s
of protesters and more than 700 demonstrations like this one in
Chicago, in cities and towns from coast to coast in every
state, urging President Trump to reunite families separated at
the southern border, part of the fallout from his zero tolerance
immigration policy. We start with ABC News, Kenneth Moen in
Washington, DC.
Tonight, a resounding chorus from coast to coast. 1000s of
people demanding an end date. Yeah,
I like the coast to coast. It's ABC, by the way that's coast to
coast.
Where people demanding an end to President Trump's zero tolerance
immigration policy that at one point resulted in the separation
of families at the border rallied in the nation's capital.
I understand rules I understand process. I've sent all that. But
this is about children marched across the Brooklyn Bridge
plazas and
this is this cadence that he's using could easily be the troops
moved across to the front lines and there they saw the enemy and
there it was where the horse horrible battle. Hello Lola.
It's a total world war two cinema scope. What was the
newsreel? Was that called polygon? Polygon polygon news.
Yes, you can see what's happening. This is about
children
marched across the Brooklyn Bridge open clauses in Boston,
Chicago and Los Angeles holding signs that read close the
detention centers and children don't belong in cages. This
young girl's handwritten message simply says, families belong
together.
I think children belong on leashes. What do you think?
I think so for sure.
I think that will be the solution right there. Just as an
entre Mom, I'm gonna play the ACLU ad that played during some
of this reporting. And here we go.
started when Donald Trump torched 1000s of immigrant
children away from their parents.
I love this Donald Trump.
He tore Donald Trump himself this
whole the whole ad is like this. That's what's so interesting
about it is it is completely focusing on Donald Trump ripped
him
started when Donald Trump Tore 1000s of immigrant children away
from their parents. We the people challenged him in court
and in the streets, then Trump was forced to admit that his
policy was wrong.
And he caved.
The court just ruled that Trump must reunite every family he
broke apart. Time is ticking. These children must see their
parents again, and they're counting on us to act quickly.
That's not exactly what the court said. But okay. The court
didn't say
why you must have children who's lying to the public. Yeah. And
taking money. Not mine. What network what network are you on?
By the way?
I don't know where I think I got that from MSNBC. That's That's
my No no, what net? Oh, now? I'm on the good one. I'm on the I'm
on the regular not the 5g. Why am I cutting out on Yeah,
well, that was lifted. Oh, yeah. I could I could just be slipped.
Yeah, it was Trump, Trump Trump, he has to get out the vote is
really what's going on here. But I wonder how many people because
if you listen to that report, we just play now play part two of
his second. Crazy March. You have to wonder how many people
in the March actually have any knowledge of the fact that this
is the marches futile, it's stupid. It's
what I saw. Here's what I saw a lot of white people marching, I
really was looking at the coverage and I saw predominantly
white people marching for this.
I would have meant I'll back you up on that. Because locally, it
was the same thing as mostly white people and mostly young
white people and children and the locals who have no interest
in children whatsoever. They hate
dogs. They don't care, dogs. I'll just played this one clip,
the MSNBC. So they played this, I think with the star of the
show of the DC speeches, and there were lots of stars. John
Legend out there singing his heart out. Everybody else
singing for the kids in the cages. And this little girl gets
up who clearly does not really know the issues she shouldn't
she's out. She's eight years old or something. But at least at
least MSNBC was honest about it.
And on a day dedicated to the rights of children. The biggest
moment may have come from one of the smallest voices many will
find 12 year old Leah's message hard to forget 12 Sorry.
It makes me sad to know that children can't be with their
parents. I understand why they're being so mean to us
children.
I can totally see what happened with this child. Do you know
what that evil President Trump is doing? He is taking children
from their parents. It's I don't think a 12 year old necessarily
has the cognizance of the background of the complications
of historic
12 year olds do and that one doesn't. Well, this
one, I don't think so. And you can just tell how she's been Sue
flayed get
to know that children can't be with their parents. I understand
why they're being so mean to us children. Don't they know how
much we love our families. Families.
Again, customs officials aren't saying what the plan is
reuniting the roughly 2000 children still separated. But
the activists and organizers of yesterday's movement say they
want to use this momentum to keep people engaged enough to
make a difference at the ballot box.
There you go. At least they're honest about it. With their
heart
Yeah, and of offhanded way. The whole thing was dishonest.
They're protesting nothing. This is like gone. Let's protest the
Vietnam War. Get out of Vietnam.
Yeah. So I had to find this
kid. There was a bunch of this on. You had a lot of this on
Twitter, these people showing their kids holding stupid signs.
Yes, I
saw you tweeting about child abuse. And you got a lot of
pushback for that.
I didn't get a lot. I got mostly support. But I did get some
pushback from the guy himself who posted the picture. Who is
was the editor of the nib? Yeah. Didn't you say you're an
asshole? That was? No, it gets dropped the F bomb,
right? fork off. That was his big journalistic response. It
was pretty good.
Yeah. And so I go back and look at his site. And he's got this
long cartoon about the kind of the, all the negative civil
discourse and how we should be nice to each other. Civil civil,
yes. So I'm looking at that things like holy crap, this
guy's all into Oh, we should know this. Trump's fault the
rest of the civil discourse issues, because people can't be
nice to each other. And so I go back to clip his thing and then
clip his other thing, and that was going to put a little piece
together. He deleted
get back to what a douche was, who was it that said? I'm
looking forward? Here it is. Yes. Samantha Bee. Oh, yeah. One
of Samantha bees, staff writers tweeted civility. And yeah, you
got to write this one. Now. civility is a tool of white
supremacy.
What I have
to say my head kind of exploded over that one. Why? Wow,
civility is a tool of white supremacy,
which is trying to pin that right.
Let's see if I can find
you actually writing it down. It's a good one. It's a tool of
white supremacy. I didn't realize that. I'm sorry. I
called for it.
Well, I feel like a big white douche. You are a douche.
Thanks, ability, Weiser pharmacist.
Can we play part two?
Yes, let's finish it up.
More than 700 marches in every state demonstrators join forces
with celebrities. We are
out here to save the soul of our nation
and politicians. President Trump signed an executive order to
stop the separations. But more than 2000 children still haven't
been reunited with their parents. This seven year old
from El Salvador separated from his mother for a month, reunited
just yesterday in Virginia. Our Tom Yamas at the border this
week asked the head of Customs and Border Protection about the
legal back and forth and the public pressure.
This point now, where we were separating families that the
executive order came out and we're keeping families together.
So it's moot the whole state thing was moot. He kind of
slipped it in that the Trump did sign the executive order but
yeah, we kind of put it in as like an afterthought. It was
really I thought it was poor journalism from top to bottom
cover in covering this and they should either ignore it was a
moot it was a moot protest. They should have either not covered
it or at least gotten to the bottom of it and be been honest
with the public.
Merely rally clearly in front now there were cheerleading
player cheerleading, playing simple cheerlead but that's
that's what they do. I did I did do a little bit of it. I did do
a little bit of research on a few things mainly the asylum the
asylum partner there was always talking about the broken
immigration system we need comprehensive immigration reform
and get the immigration system works I've always complained
that it's too expensive but if you want to come in legally,
although just outside story, you know, Lex right my my first boss
Lex, my buddy. We like to buddy, we're the we're the largest
Warhol collection.
worth millions with that Warhol collection.
So he sent me a note, he said, I'm done. And he's seven.
But bitched about the Vietnam War. 7273
Now, I'm done. I hate that I hate your country. I hate that
stupid Trump. Like what's going on? It's going nice as I wanted
to go to my son is having a kid in Canada and then I want to
swing by New York and check out some galleries and then I'm I
was refused an esta su refused to ask that. Yes, because I
visited Iran. No, no, and it's true if you visited Iran. If you
have that stamp, then you have to get a you have to have a
separate interview and then maybe in a year, you'll get your
SR waiver.
Yeah, you go straight to Canada. I'm sorry. You want
to go to Canada? What's with CG, what he's bitching about is he
couldn't go to New York for a little while, of course,
of course. That's why and I agree. And I said, you know,
just so you know, that's a regulation that was put in place
in 2015 by Obama, but, but otherwise, I understand your
frustration. That's okay. But then as I was doing more
research on this, and yeah, because that part really
basically isn't broken. The you know, it's just expensive to
come into the country and go through the process legally.
Which I certainly think we could do better on that. It's the
asylum part that I never really looked into. I mean, are you
familiar with the asylum regulations for? For the United
States?
I'm not? No, I'm not perfectly familiar with them. I always
thought asked for asylum. Yeah. I
always thought that there were there were certain countries
that were pre approved. So you could come in on if you're from
that country, and it's a shit country, the stuff going on?
You're on the list, and you come not so yeah, well, that's that's
not true. So, but when you look at what, how it does work, the
problem is not the immigration is the asylum process. So I dug
in a little deeper. And anyone who has this is from the US ICs,
the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
website, you may apply for asylum, if you're at a port of
entry, or already in the United States, you may apply for
asylum, regardless of your immigration status, as long as
it's within one year of your arrival to United States. Now
you have to show you are eligible. By all me see, there's
a whole bunch of things that you really have to apply within that
first year. So you can you can come this is this is basically
what's happening, people are coming in, as long as you can
slip in, and then within that year, you can apply for asylum.
And then you go into this long process, which takes quite a
while. But you only have to prove that you are being
discriminated against or endanger based upon your
political beliefs, religious beliefs, or if you're a member
of a certain group,
which is kind of broad.
I was hearing something about this on one of the right wingers
talk shows where they were bitching about certain Christian
cults in the Middle East, or I would call them a cult, but
they're gonna guess mainstream in some areas. But off they're
just off beat. And they were they were not letting them have
asylum, even though the Muslims in some areas are just burning
their churches to the ground and killing, they were not getting
asylum. They were not getting a son. And that's what they were
complaining about. Because other guys were getting asylum and
these guys weren't and they needed it.
So that whole process, which is not, you know, it's decided by a
by some judiciary decides whether you have the right or
not, but I think the problem is, is that you can ask for that
that's the only thing I would change, it would be pretty
comprehensive. But if you want asylum, the Ask it at the port
of entry. I don't agree with this. You have to you can come
in illegally, and then ask for asylum. And I think that's
I know, it makes sense that seems to be
the only problem except for the exorbitant costs of legal
immigration. That seems to be the only real problem here.
It's not that the deer rushing the border.
Yeah. And then when you do you slip in, and then you know,
you're good to go. And then you can ask for asylum. And I think
there's even though Mexico is you know, me, I'm sure that
under certain circumstances you can get asylum from from the
atrocities in Mexico in any South American country. In our
own country. I want asylum
from my own country. It's totally possible. So
to me, it's like the everyone's focusing on the wrong thing.
It's the asylum process. That is, is the issue here.
The when we see
I got a number of people telling me that I was wrong about
the travel ban. i Oh,
what did you say that was wrong? And usually they send me notes
saying, tell Adam, he's wrong.
That's so interesting, because everyone sends me notes to tell
you if you were wrong, what is wrong with people? Are you
afraid to email us directly? Why is that is a very odd thing.
I've we've noticed that for 10 years now. Yeah, so I said Trump
called is a travel ban. It's not a Muslim ban. It's a travel ban
and what he wrote as executive order was a travel ban, but I
had not heard this click stop. You weren't gonna let me fix
this from
2015. Then, presidential hopefuls second
let me just stop you right there. Tell Here's how it's
going to work if you indeed are going to get this done. unlikely
that it could pass Congress, even if it did likely to be
found unconstitutional. So how will you actually do this? What
I'm doing
is I'm calling very simply for a shutdown of Muslims entering the
United States. And here's a key until our country's
representatives can figure out what is going on.
But they don't know. I stand corrected. He
did say that. Now granted, it was a long time ago or that too.
I remember that. Yeah, I'd forgotten about it. So he that's
confused and it's
something I'm gonna gonna have to either make up their minds
either Trump is just full of shit. Yeah. Which is what you
know, most people claim and and you have to take this stuff with
a grain of salt when he says something, because it could go
either way. When it finally comes down to it only what's
finalized counts, which is the way you I think it has to be
dealt with. Or you take everything in his fate at face
value. And you believe every word he says as as the honest to
God truth. And you can't do both of those things. You just cherry
picking. So it's Yeah, he did say that. I remember that, too.
I think he said it more than once, actually. Okay. And it was
always based on this because we don't until we know what's
happening, right.
And then But then the executive order came out it was clearly
not a Muslim ban. Otherwise, he would have banned all of
Pakistan from traveling to the United States.
Exactly. Yeah. He did say it though.
Directed once again, yes. Now agenda show continues to correct
ourselves to correct ourselves. As much as possible
thing that really happened to our rally really baffles me is
the calls for abolishment of ice. Hmm. And you know, which I
said it wrong on the last show? Yeah, I see ice is it's part of
it was rebranding. Yes. Department of Homeland Security
came into effect after 911 As a part of the Patriot Act. And
there's a whole bunch of issues with that. We here we are. We're
stuck with it for now.
And by the way, by the way, we bitched about this from day one,
about the the whole VHS absolutely and where we're all
the same people that are complaining
now. Yeah, yeah. Well, they some of them weren't born, or just
too young. minor problem, I
guess you got me there. Yeah.
I don't think Reddit was around either. Yeah, that's where
everyone that's where the big bitches take place.
But the ice
came out of a something that I think most of these people don't
remember ins. If you recall, those were the bad guy.
Immigration and Naturalization Service. Yes. And
you could say in a restaurant in New York City. Hey, man, shut up
calling ins on you, everybody and what that meant. Everybody
would ins was, yeah, I agree. So ice is just a new version of
that.
rebranding. You're right. It's all it is as ins, you're exactly
correct. Now, they
did get some new, some new powers, which was this 100 miles
within the border? Gotta go. Well, I looked into that to
this. I've been stopped by one that's a really really despise
it and I still believe it is a violation of your Fourth
Amendment rights. But Supreme Court did rule on this a long
time ago, actually. They ruled on this 20 years ago. And they
said that it is absolutely more. I think the way it came out in
the in the Supreme Court ruling was that the the safety of the
people of the country went above this one question stop, which is
not one question. But okay. Of Are you an American citizen. And
there's a whole you know, there's also a dissent against I
put it all on the show notes, but these the ice guys, these,
you know, or it's mainly ice Yeah, who were at these, like I
35 in Texas, but they have to be on a row that, you know, within
100 miles that comes from the border. I can't be on just some
willy nilly road, you don't have the same rules for roving ice.
So if someone you know of ice is trailing you in the car, and
then they pull you over, they have to have an actual reason to
ask you for identification if you're a citizen. But these
these ice stations at, you know, on these within 100 mile border
limit, they have been ruled the constitutional
by the Supreme Court,
as well as local authorities that fight that usually put the
kibosh on some of this stuff. We had this problem up into Port
Angeles Area we had they've set up an ice operation to put
together a nice cyst they get like the office buildings and
all these fancy black SUVs, they drive around and and they were
going around Group, red lights and sirens.
That's the roving, they're not allowed to do that they have to
have probably we're doing it
and they were telling everyone to fuck off. And now they can't
do 10 People over and then they were what was another thing that
they were, they were going through the scene of an accident
that was being carried they chemica we help, and they were
trying to come in. It's like they were, they were bored, that
nothing better to do. They had nothing better to do. They're
sitting around in their office, there's nothing to do there. And
so they decided to go out there and have some fun. I would
probably do the same thing if I was working there. And they
finally got told by a judge to stop it or else.
Again, roving ice is different. That's there's different rules,
but it's the ones that I take such issue with this, you know,
you slow down like, are you an American citizen, you really
have no right to ask. But apparently they do. However, ice
needs to go in and they are evil. And here's
stand within 100 miles of the border. No,
and we don't have them here. But you see that when I when I drove
from California to Texas, we got stopped. Yeah, it was quite the
ordeal. And the reason why they had probable cause is because
the police dog jumped up against a vehicle and was like, Whoa,
you may have drugs probable cause then you know about the
police dogs.
They're liars.
They are they're liars, liars,
police dogs, like them, but they're liars. The train the
train the lot. So here is Kristen Gillibrand Gillibrand of
New York with her brilliant call to disband ice.
She's also got some positions that are even to the left of
Bernie Sanders. She wants to get rid of ice. Now, what are you
going to do with your party if you do come into a majority? And
you have a significant number or at least an influence of people
who have that kind of a position?
Well, I agree with it. I don't think ice today is working as
intended, or you think you should get rid of the agency? I
believe that it has become a deportation force. And I think
he should separate the criminal justice from the immigration
issues. And I think you should reimagine ice under a new agency
with
reimagine. What is that? Is that a visit a new way of running?
I'm going to reimagine that
term she would use as the way I think about something like
immigration, naturalization services. Maybe we should, we
should go back to that. That's the question you should
ask. We imagine ice under a new agency.
It's the Cuomo kid kid smokes coming out of his ears already
with a very
different mission and take those two missions out. And so we
believe that
way, talking gobbledygook I know is with a new mission, take
those two missions out
with a very different mission and take those two missions out.
And so we believe that families that need our help, and that's
not what ice is doing today. And that's why I believe you should
get rid of it, start over reimagine it and build something
that actually works. I
believe she's also poorly informed its Customs and Border
Patrol who deal with the with the border, ice enforces. Once
you're inside the border and past, you know, past whatever
you've gone through or not. That's where ice comes into
play. So they're the
ones who come into Oakland. Then we have our new superstar.
Gillibrand is Hillary Clinton light. Yeah,
well, and then there's AOC light wage, then there's AOC baby AOC.
Just like HR she she's got initials AOC. Talking about
Ocasio Cortez
heard you know that there was a good piece in the Zero Hedge on
her. She apparently was raised in a very wealthy family. And
then according to we had dinner the other day, and JC was, I
guess, reading in the Jacobin or one of these other publications
that he likes. He says that the Spanish vote or the Latino
voters vote voters never gave her any support whatsoever
because there's Spanish sucks apparently she was speaking
Spanglish.
I got a real nasty note from someone. Let me see if I could
find it stupid outlook man. guys suck. Here we go. And it even
from Shady waters Archie's ah, Outlook has a
has a real squirrel mail.
I should like I just want to open up one note people. But
then it immediately goes into I can't even explain what's going
on here.
Oh, sorry. Yeah, you even thought to do that. Yeah, here
we go. You have
no clue what you're talking about when mentoring when
mentioning a OC. She's been part of the DSA for two years with a
massive organic backing. They knocked on over 15,000 doors in
the Bronx. She was outspent. 80 to one like John said Planned
Parenthood and Emily's list donated to Crowley, she had no
PAC money list and to think that Chuck Schumer would be grooming
someone that's against Israel, maybe the most retarded thing
I've heard you say on the show. You both have no clue about how
there's a civil war and the DNC and AOC is when it's our tea
party movement. But unlike all the dark money the Tea Party
got, we don't get any funding the DCCC does not fund anyone a
part of the who was a part of the DSA keep thinking you have a
clue about us socialists and yes, we want open borders boo. I
seriously got a I got a boo boo,
open borders. This is great. I got a boo boo. Hey, soccer,
you're a stooge for the One World Government.
So now, Ocasio Cortez is she's you know, she's very green.
She's just fresh. She's gonna make mistakes. And we're gonna
point a couple out right now. Yeah, that'd be fun. But I will,
I will make note that Scott Adams says she is a master
manipulator on par with the level of Trump.
He's discussing her ability to emote hypnotic suggestions that
she
made. I don't know if I don't know if she's that good.
Somehow, it may be coming to crap. But let's, let's listen to
her speaking about the ice issue.
So you have called for a number of things, one of them being to
abolish ice, and you recently traveled to the border to
tornio, Texas, to see the shelters to see where some of
these separated families are being held. What would you
replace ice with? And do we not need protection at the border?
Well, we absolutely, we absolutely do need to make sure
that our borders are secure to make sure that people are safe
and passage. But what we need to realize and remember is that ice
was established in 2003. Right at the same time as the Patriot
Act, the AUMF, the Iraq War. And we look back at a lot of that
time and legislation as a as a mistake now. And I think that AI
is right there as a part of it. It has extra, it's extra
traditional nature is baked in to the structure of the agency.
And that is why they're able to get away with black, you know,
with black sites at our border with
I love this black sites, like wait a minute black sites, you
know, the last time that was used was in connection with CIA
torture facilities,
torture chambers, Estonia or Latvia, which
I don't know where she got this from. But she's she's really
going to make a big mistake here. And we know here at the no
agenda show that these facilities are not run by Health
and Human Services. They're run by outfits like
VCA. No, no, no,
like, like the one South key the one here in Austin, who gets
$100 million a year.
These are run by good the corrections guys know
these now, we went through this whole thing. This it's the
immigration orgs the NGOs who pick these people, okay, and
they put them you know, the the Walmart is owned by South key,
not South key, the other one, but it's all owned by these NGOs
who have balance sheets and who have you know, the South key.
There's not a Walmart, it's a Walmart like facility, or is it
a former Walmart? Yeah, but it's not Walmart? No,
it says Walmart on the building. It's a former Walmart, come on,
let's just call it
a Walmart, Walmart sign down.
Anyway, so now she's talking about black sites. Alright,
let's find out what she's talking about
creation of children. We are we are committing human rights
abuses on this border and separating children from their
families. And what that you know, is is the structure of the
agency, we can replace it, and we can replace it with a humane
agency that is directed towards safe passage. What do you get of
blacks? criminalization?
What do you mean black? What do you mean about blank?
glad she asked the question.
So I was nice. Yes. Yeah. So we're actually we're just
hopping off MSNBC. And
big mistake, you do not go on CNN and say we were just hopping
off MSNBC that our show learned, but that's the
criminalization. What do you mean black sites? What do you
mean about black?
So I was just, yes, yes. So we're actually we're just
hopping off MSNBC and they were talking about it. Basically,
what we have is that people are not able to access even our own
members of Congress are not able to access what is happening in
these sites. And that in and of itself, is secretive nature. And
we know that
what she's talking about is journalists and your end
Congress, representatives with journalists and cameras wanting
to go in and shoot video in the sights, which is pretty clear
violation of these children's privacy of anybody's privacy.
And it's quite honestly as ghoulish ghoulish to go in
gawking at the suffering of people. You know, they come from
suffering, their suffering is extended until we figure out
what to do with them. But to call that a black site and infer
that there's something nefarious going on, I think is
just, she's turning her site. She's green,
that even our own members of Congress are not able to access
what is happening in these sites. And that in and of
itself, is secretive nature. And well, we know that that children
are being kept. And that human rights abuses are happening in
in without any sort of transparency or accountability,
tons of transparent, accountable transparency and accountability.
But you need to go to the companies who are contracted to
do it.
That is where we're at right now. That is simply what is
happening.
I would know those facilities run by by HHS, but I know some
of the lawmakers who have even gotten inside have not been able
to see some of the children.
Find a way.
Let's stop for a second.
Who is this woman AOC to be there in the first place? She's
a candidate. Yeah, she Yeah. She's a candidate running in a
district in New York. She's a superstar. And she's down in
Texas nosing around as a candidate. What is it got to do
with the locals in New York and her neighborhoods or wherever
she is running whatever district? What's this got to do
with anything that she should be doing?
It's for work,
not like a congressman doing an investigation. She's a candidate
running on a platform of abolishing ice.
And I have I have some thoughts for that. Well,
I like to hear them. Yeah,
we need to rebrand. And,
you know, so ice, their job is to protect us from
aliens. There you go.
All of a sudden I had it. We got the Space Force. Do we need
spice? Spice is the word spice. Spice. And we need to add space
to the aliens.
So not just ice but common spice. Yeah, well,
it would sound nicer day spice here. Oh, hey, how you doing?
I think would be nicer. Maybe it's an idea. So I did this.
i You saw the newsletter?
Yes. Wow. By the way, the the
advertisements the misogynist advertisements.
Yeah. Whoa. That's some crazy
stuff in there, man. It's great. The sexual over and undertones
are off the What a bunch of douchebags. We were in the 50s.
That's the advertising industry. It wasn't necessarily the public
point. It was the people in New York City, the admin, the admin
now, so I do this. I did a couple of ads. I would once I
get my Photoshop out, I get get to work.
But you got to you got to dig in the back of the shed, but it's
there somewhere.
So I saw I did this after I did two ads. For two political
posters. I did one for AOC. Oh, yeah. Which was in the
newsletter. That was a good one. Although technically impossible.
Well, hold on one second. And then I did one for Maxine
Waters. Yeah. And Maxine Waters one was really I thought it was
funnier. But I didn't put it in the newsletter, or is it just on
Twitter? I'll put it in the next newsletter. The so this one. So
I get I saw I run that thing with a Oh, she's running. He
says Cortez are all embarrassed or whatever name is AOC or
Cortez Cortez for President 2020. And with Luther
catchphrase, why not? And so I get a bunch of mail and people
on Twitter. You do know she's not eligible. She's not
eligible, because she's too young
people just don't understand your high level of comedy just
maybe grooming her? Yes. Okay. Wow. So the Maxine Waters one
was worse. I did. This is Max,
we just have to say that you can you can. The Constitution states
you can only be president if you're 35. So 2020 She would not
be old enough to be yelled. Yeah.
Yeah. And that was I'm nodding my head. Oh, really? Yeah.
That's part of the humans running. So so the Maxine Waters
waters 2020 The time for changes now. And then it says, quote, If
I'm elected president, the first thing I'll do is pitch Donald
Trump. And so
and people want Don't you know, that's not possible. Yeah.
I got a bunch of notes. I got one note said. If the time is
now why is she running in 2020? As one day now, I got I don't
think it's possible to impeach Donald Trump after he's out of
the presidency and a bunch of these kinds of notes. Okay, and
why and then when Why are you proud? But Gading fake news as
this this this existed. It's unbelievable.
And that's now you haven't seen this. I mean, it's really flowed
over to Twitter, I think on the face, but I haven't been on it
since I left was an almost two months ago. At least a month
ago. And yeah, yeah, you can wait all you want. I'm not going
back. I get enough of it on Twitter and you're seeing it now
too.
By the way, you were listening to humorless masses, who are
pissed off brainwashed by Stephen Colbert to think the
only thing funnier some slapstick about Trump, you
humorless, brainwashed, Juan Sanchez, the founder of
Southwest Key programs. Now this is this the company that gets
about $100 million a year. They're headquartered in Austin,
to handle these kids. He's out there crying now. Is it the
government, the government, the government asked us to set up
shop. And so we did. And in the process, of course, we advertise
and hold these people applied for jobs. And then now we're
gonna have to lay people off. Because there won't be enough
people to clients to take care of. So
there you go, again, your pet peeves, there's
been this determination by the government that we're going to
cut the number of kids that we that we are serving by 48%.
Yeah, to the serving the kids. So as the government has made
these cuts across the country, what do we do? They told us you
need to terminate, folks, are we in the process right now of
needing to terminate people losing jobs is bad for the
economy?
Or other? Yeah. When you when you talk about either whether
it's
homeless people or whether whatever your NGO is, when you
start to look at these people as clients, then it is your natural
inclination of the organization to grow the client base. Then
here he is, he says, Oh, now we have to fire people. So sad,
they they responded to our ads, this is would be a good thing.
You should be happy.
You This is like starting a government agency and shutting
it down. I worked for the air pollution District in San
Francisco Bay Area, which was a regional government setup. And
it began in 1955. I was working there in the 70s. And I, one
day, I was at the University of California doing some
miscellaneous research and I found their bylaws. And when
they set up shop, there's a whole section.
You were working there and you're just doing some
miscellaneous research. Yeah.
So which I recommend, I've always said this about
government work. Anyway, so I'm in there, I was looking for
looking and doing something and I just ran into their all their
paperwork. And it was founded and I didn't know any of this
because they don't teach anybody when you're working there. It
was founded in 1955. And it was supposed to have a it was
because this was everything all of air pollution and stuff
really got going in the 50s after the London fog after that
London killed
the London fog was not much earlier.
It was earlier than 1955. But I don't know if it was down
maturely. Let's look it up. Yeah,
we should definitely. And this is the the fog that the
smog of London descended and it was like I don't worry about it
too.
Oh, good. So they said don't worry about it. Don't worry
about it. How many people died?
I don't know. I'm looking at it. Not a lot. Yeah, it was anyways
the it was severe air pollution event that affected the British
capital of London early December 1952. A period of cold winter
combined with it. Anti cyclone and windless conditions
collected airborne pollutants. It's it goes on and on. 4000
people died. So that's 10 100,000 More were made ill.
This was a serious problem. I remember the first time I went
to London, it was still there's still burning coal and you had
to change your shirt at least two or three times.
So that is the genesis of the EPA.
The genesis of most air pollution relate I think so I
think it was I O the DEP was put in play by Nixon a little later.
But these local districts were all created in the mid 50s.
Right? So ours was created in 1955. And it was, you know,
because everyone is freaked out about what happened in London. I
mean people bitch and moan now about carbon pollution, but they
have no idea not there's it hasn't been an event like this
ever since we're 4000 people were killed 4000 dead and
100,000 made ill. So that was a big deal. So they started the
air pollution industry in 1955 to clean up the area. And they
did a pretty good job of it, I think, but it was designed to
have a 15 year life. Read into Bilasa is supposed to be shut
down. 1970 And is your government job now ces 2018
still going strong people
suck it in a second, I
just need to remind ourselves anyway.
So these agencies once they get going, and this is kind of
people who study government role say this, you know, you start
submitted its job is to get more money and get a bigger budget
every year and never cut expenses. And when he's talking
about cutting expenses they never talked about. We talked
about this on the show constantly. They're not cutting
expenses, they're cutting the next year's budget
increase the natural increase. Exactly. So we also have the
Supreme Court issue, which is a man this is all just getting
donation stuff here. But it's being talked about worldwide.
And I do have luckily have some crazy euros, Euro land stuff,
I'd like to hear that I have two clips. But I because mine, I'm
just showing the slant of the in this case, CBS not ABC. And
there was a new piece that's going around, somebody
challenged us to discuss it, which apparently the New York
Times said that somehow because Trump's son knows Kennedy's son.
Yeah, I looked at this, the gold tragedy son apparently worked at
Deutsche Bank, and he helped Trump get some loan, which I
think isn't factually incorrect. But guess what the former New
York banker knows. So I'm going to ask him to we'll find out if
you know, so the so the idea is Kennedy, Judge Kennedy, Justice
Kennedy, worked with the Trump White House, to screw everybody
by punching out at the right moment, so they could let the
new you know, crazy Roe versus Wade abolishing justice. Because
there was already some collusion behind the scenes with this kid
who's Rob, it seems to be like Trump owes him but okay. The way
I look at it, like, you know, he knows Trump owes this guy a
favor if that story is true. And the
other thing is, these guys are pretty, you know, you're set for
life, when you're a Supreme Court justice, nobody can push
you around, or shouldn't be able to do this, they have a gun to
your dog's head. And it's an the guys who either insincere about
quitting any, I don't see him wanting to quit, to give trump
the extra pick in time for the before the election. So I think
he did with some some thought about that. But he obviously had
it in mind to quit within the next few years anyway, this
would be a good time to do it. Because you don't want, you
know, it just seems to be the most convenient way to go.
Because they can really ramrod some guy through as long as they
get the cooperation of Murkowski and
you know, what the call for is now, though, on the on the
social nets, pack the court and hashtag 11.
So, the thinking
now on the turn of the Democratic Party is we can add
another member to the Supreme Court.
This is what Roosevelt tried to do. Ah, this is so democratic
practice some history tell us? Well, I don't know the details.
I just remember that you have Roosevelt tried to pack the
court, because he wasn't getting the response he wanted from the
National Recovery Act is National Recovery Act was
unconstitutional. And I don't know the details of it, but I
just know. For sure. Yeah,
I guess I guess we can have more justices on the Supreme Court.
More or less. Yeah, yeah. Oh, less. That's possible, too.
Yeah. But that would I don't know what that would take. Does
that take?
This is not happening? No, I
know. It's not happening. But
you wishful thinking, what
is the I understand, but what is the legal process? Would that
take an amendment?
I don't know. You're asking the right. Judges really don't know
offhand. I'd have to look into it. We'll look into it. We'll
have the answer for everybody on Thursday.
We meaning you
okay, you brought it on. You okay, you got it.
I'll have an answer.
All right on to you. Let's play that. I have two clips because I
have some commentary on these on the Supreme Court rundown one
which I call boring. It's a little it's a little boring.
It's only one minute and 30. But it's it would it just goes
because they CBS brings in this woman who is a professor at
Barnard or Wellesley, one of these women's or one of these
one time women schools, and she says she seems to be like us.
Book pushing the CIA line this never got on network this was on
their streaming service. And I just found it. There's pushing
these were just one of the shows gripes that we have and people
out there listening this show know this. We complain about
untruths being promulgated as memes, which is constantly going
on, you know, like the the phony gassing and Syria that was done
by the rebels and 97% of all scientists and 97% of all so
that sort of thing is galling and this woman comes on a
professor,
all Mexicans are rapists.
Exactly. We should we need a list. We
do need a list.
Alright, hit this.
Well, it's a big deal because Justice Kennedy has historically
been the swing vote between the more liberal and conservative
wings of the Supreme Court. His decisions have helped provide
rights to gay Americans toward marriage. He's also upheld
abortion as well. So with his possible replacement and
President Trump's commitment to replace him with a conservative
justice, Democrats and liberals are concerned that perhaps this
is the first step to Roe vs. Wade, which legalized abortion
to being overturned. So they tried to push Senate Leader
Mitch McConnell to delay this confirmation vote until after
the midterm elections on the slim chance that perhaps
Democrats will win enough seats to gain the majority in the
Senate. But Senator McConnell will have have none of that he
wants this vote done this fall to secure a conservative justice
on the court. And that's why President Trump met with several
senators this week to gauge what would be palatable for them what
type of nominee there are two pro abortion rights. Republican
senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of
Maine who have indicated they don't want to see someone
overturn Roe vs. Wade, Senator Collins saying that she sees it
as settled law. So President Trump would be wise to appoint a
justice who has not previously ruled in ways that seem negative
toward Roe versus Wade, although President Trump told us on Air
Force One yesterday, he would not ask potential nominees
specifically about their views on this issue, because he felt
it would be inappropriate, but we are standing by to see who he
will meet here in the next few hours as a potential replacement
for Justice Kennedy.
You know what, what gets me is I don't think these journalists or
anybody really, if you ask them point blank, what was Roe versus
Wade about? And what how does it How does that case? Or what was
the circumstance in that case, that led to the legal is that
the federal legalization of abortion? I don't think most
people know. Because it was like, has nothing to do with the
rights of the baby or death or when a child is is a person has
nothing to do with that. Then I think we should just review for
a second it was the way it was done, which I think it's
constitutionally very solid is the right to privacy under the
due process clause of the 14th amendment that a woman it's a
woman's decision to have an abortion, but it is her privacy,
whether she does that and whatever medical facilitator she
uses for that. And when you really go down the line of
looking at the 14th Amendment, that the due process clause, I
mean, this is some pretty real I mean, real basic stuff. It also
folds into the Fifth Amendment.
It also pushes that pushes the whole issue on to the states.
Okay, certainly does. But I think that people are very
confused. And they think that oh, this is you know, whoever
whoever it is speaking whoever's rule, whoever the person is, by
religious fuck is gonna overturn it. This is not something you
just overturn. And by the way, it was a seven to two ruling. I
was pretty unanimous.
So it's not it's
it's lack of knowledge. Lack of education. Yeah. Well, it is
beside the point. You're right.
It's the beside the point. Because it's a point of, you
know, it's like a point of order is like a it's a vote Democrat.
Is what? Yes, and that's all it is. Yes. Correct. And it's a dog
who in fact, the Democrats coined the phrase and I would
say this a dog whistle issue with Hillary sale a time is it
don't you say Roe versus Wade, you just call out the dogs. They
don't know days doesn't matter what it what is really about?
It's just the dog whistle.
Onto Part Two,
you know, a lot of talk also has been said about the Supreme
Court that is just not diverse enough, especially on an ethnic
level, and you're making these decisions on people who come
from a wide range of different backgrounds, any sort of sense
that he might nominate somebody who is more ethnically diverse
in the current makeup of the Supreme Court.
Yeah, there was one nominee, who if confirmed, would be the first
Indian American to sit on the Supreme Court, and that's a move
for PA he's 49 years old and currently serves on the Sixth
Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. President Trump was
also keen to mention that there are two women on his short list
of possible replacements. And that includes Amy Coney Barrett,
she's 46 years old and was appointed by President Trump to
sit on the Seventh Circuit.
They have these two people first diversity, I think the courts
fairly diverse already. There seem to be more Jews than in the
general population. That may be something to consider. They
never mentioned that.
No, no, no, that's to say that ixnay on the EU J.
But there was so that's a little unbalanced in that regard. They
could use another woman, but they're going to get another
woman when Ruth Bader Ginsburg drops or quits. But a women in
her place. I think they're going to try to put that Indian guy in
that wouldn't that would make sense. Because you get a Dinesh
Dinesh D'Souza type of guy. He's Indian guys, if they have the,
you know, they hit these Indian guys are tough customers,
because they have better memories. And most of their, you
have to remember that the Indian landmass and all the Indians,
there were the last major civilization to have a written
language. And they finally adopted Sanskrit. And so what
they I believe what they did over the centuries and centuries
was developed an outrageous ability to memorize facts. So
they didn't need it. You don't need a written language.
Everybody in the town knows the books, right? You know, just by
Emory. Right? So you get you get these guys, a guy like this,
who's conservative? Oh, he'd be he would be relent, he was a
nightmare for the Democrats. But he would have people saying no
to him, because he's a super ethnic, he's an Asian, what are
you gonna do? Well, he
has a penis, that's a problem.
Well, there's that that's one thing you can complain about?
Toxic? We're not actually sure about that.
All right. Let's listen to some commentary on the view regarding
the Supreme Court. And, of course, we have Whoopi, who was
very, very upset about this as she feels that men always want
to be in inside of her telling her what to do on the inside.
I don't like hearing again, that I'm trying to take your rights
away. Because I have to tell you, as a woman, I think you
tried to take my rights. Okay, you don't. I mean, as a person
who believes in the Constitution, which tells me
that I have the right to be myself and do the things I want
to do. And I don't have to listen to what your religion is,
and I don't have to listen to what you want it to be. I have
to make sure that as an American citizen I'm doing by
the way here you can see or you can hear the confusion as she
truly believes Roe versus Wade is about religion and religious
beliefs. That's not the point of the clip,
but you can use it there was a religious aspect to Roe versus
Wade was there
there's never no the zero religious aspect. None. That's
not the ruling is purely about privacy not about making it. I
mean, no, this is what people think I'm educated
to what your religion is, and I don't have to listen to what you
want it to be. I have to make sure that as an American
citizen, I'm doing the right stuff and taking care of
business. I don't like this line that I as a Democrat or an
Independent or whatever is trying to take away anything
from you. I'm trying to hold on to my personal rights so that
you can have the rights you want. See, because if you take
mine I feel like you You You're the one with the problem. If you
take my right a way for me to judge what I do for my family
and my body. I got a little problem with that. You got to
tell me you don't you don't want people to take your guns. Get
out of my behind Get out of my vagina
there she is, once again begging people to get into. Yes, no but
it was also get out of my behind, which I do not think is
related to Roe v. Wade, but
some sort of double penetration. Hi, there
we go. Michael Moore was on the Bill Maher show Friday. You want
to hear some of that? If I'm game, I thought you would be
standing ovation.
Danny Oh, every time I see somebody telling me you had a
Hail Mary solution to this Supreme Court pick. You think
that's not a done deal? I don't think we should give up on the
fact listen to say Not right now is 5149. And, sadly, McCain will
not be able to vote. So it's a 5049. Vote, right? Come on. You
have and I know we have to, right. We've got to push it off
till after November and I don't trust every democrat and know
that we have to hold the democratic seats we have but
what 90% of incumbents are always returned? I mean, so that
that should we should the Democrats in Montana and North
Dakota,
please notice how quickly how quickly this all goes to you
need to vote for Democrats less West Virginia,
they've got to do their job, they'll do their job. Our job is
to win Nevada, Arizona and Tennessee and they can all be
won. The vote is going to take place before that. No, no. No,
the idea is, don't they first, we first have to find ways to
stop that vote from him find ways what does that mean? Well,
I like wild. I'll join a million other people surrounding the
United States Capitol. Now we're
talking the war in Vietnam.
Bill, let me tell you something this church goes through to the
rest of at least all of our lives. It's a right No, no,
that's it. It's over combined with the White House and the
cars. Yes, and if this is the last American president, so
right now Well, I
mean, you're sorry.
You know, the thing is always overlooked. I get a kick out of
it is that it's a right wing court now. Yeah, the Kennedy has
flipped over to the other side sometimes. Roberts did too. So
it's Kennedy and Roberts both have done this and it's a right
wing court now what's going to change this is going to there's
this is a fake argument. They've got a right wing guy and yeah,
and some they're not reversing any of the old court decisions
by putting a new guy in there it's just a different right
winger Brennan's a right winger and next guy will be a right
winger. It's nonsense,
and you'll you'll appreciate how they bring in a fictional story
into this to kind of help people understand
no no that's it it's over combined with the White House
and the Congress. Well, yes and if this is the last American
president so okay, well why can't we do this because they
because the Republicans control the Senate Mitch McConnell is
gonna call a vote before them they know you're gonna call them
number one are we gonna know can't
they don't think like
magical thinking and they go fertilized egg as a human being.
Yeah.
Now is this unglued or unhinged? Which one is that I forget I can
never remember. I think
it's well you know, I think it's I think it's
they see it over and over. They've got millions behind
them. When are we going to start talking like that?
Why are we cheering? Is the court
talking about it's not what's important. Here kinds of serious
point yes. In The Handmaid's Tale
I cut all this out but the gets the director the guy from The
Handmaid's Tale or whatever it was running the show. He was on
there as well. So that's why he's bringing in The Handmaid's
Tale so we can understand how it works because you know, the Hulu
Hulu will will tell us our future.
The best part Bill let me just tell you this. This is a serious
point. The best part of the show are the flashbacks where she
tries to figure out where was the point when it was too late
right where was it? Where was the point where if we'd all just
risen up right we just done something but because it happens
in little acts right that's how fascism works. How fascism work,
they do it and we are
isn't that great?
That's just and fascism
works just like The Handmaid's Tale, everybody but President
Louis one normal week, we have a president who, by the way,
elected by the people and constantly
referred to as Norm Macdonald did we lose norm?
I think to remember the normal Oh,
the normies Yes. Okay. himself,
constantly
referring to himself in the Third Reich, and I'm finishing
my movie. The midterms because I want millions of people to get
to the polls
guys would just love it if we had a one party system with no
list one party system with a commissar and no borders at the
beginning. I hate to give you this for a bill market but I'm
gonna go I think clipping The day is deserved.
glib, I do not share this with Bill Maher or with Michael Moore
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warranted, I guess. So. Soft JCD Hey, it's
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Yes. Happy Canada Day everybody.
Yeah, July the first is Canada Day. They're equivalent of the
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I saw it in the news based on an evolution do they do fireworks
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It'd be some nice fireworks display in most of Canada. David
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Well he doesn't wants a year I
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I very much look forward to knighting you as well as your
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ever feel like it, we'd love to hear about the mob went to learn
a little bit more about him. Yeah, we like
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I have a little local color I'm gonna throw in here the little
things down a bit. We're putting out in a highway for they're
putting a Shot Spotter system
ssti great stock Play. Yeah, actually
it's true. Attention is
nothing rocket.
Yeah, it's got a long way to go. So this on the freeway, and this
will be the first freeway because you know freeway
shootings happen. This is
the system that hears a gunshot reports directly to the police
and then it flips on cameras and they can listen in and check
everything immediately.
Yeah, well, this one goes a little further, it actually
zooms in on the car, they think the shots coming from it moves,
it moves the cameras around into directional shots. ShotSpotter
plus, and gets a license it can read licenses. So let's listen
to a couple of these because there's an ask Adam in here.
Let's see here, the little background on ShotSpotter what
suspects involved in freeway shootings. NBC bears Christie
Smith joins us live along Highway four with how it works
and what people need to know Christie.
The CHP is telling us that testing should be underway out
here by about 11 o'clock tonight. And that could mean
closures brief delays for drivers, but they believe this
is a key part in reducing freeway shooters. Probably
only have you stopped for a minute or two and then open up
the freeways. Right at right after
that. You're going to be shooting left and right. So now
I have an ask Adam there's a there's a there's a piece of
information here. I'm going to ask you at the end of this part
to tation that oops, there we go.
It's gonna be a combination of live fire and blank ammunition
for different acoustics for the calibration of the ShotSpotter
sensors.
So this is the first ShotSpotter installation fire on state
freeways.
The testing is a key part of a freeway security network to help
officers try and pinpoint the time and location of shootings
that CHP says since 2015.
Okay, you did kind of step on the clip. So I don't know if I
missed some pertinent
issues since 2008. Here's what here's the question since 2015.
There have been how many
freeway shootings
I believe this is in Northern California but would just put
all of Canada I think it Northern California. Ignore all
of Northern California since we're all in no way all the
freeways freeway shootings, freeway,
freeway freeway shootings. Yeah, about 10.
Okay, plant. CHP says since 2015, there have been 136
freeway shootings in the Bay Area.
That's a lot of Bay Area
136 freeway shootings in one of the areas of the country where
housing is the most expensive in the world.
We're doomed. Yeah.
136. I like to 10 No, that's the logical thing you'd think 136
shooting, they should have put this system up years ago. Wow.
Wow. Well, well, again,
y'all again, consider moving.
You guys in Texas got nothing on us when it comes to shooting it
up.
That's true.
So Sunday, a Thursday was a was a show day. And of course we had
this horrible shooting at the capital Gazette in Maryland.
Yep. I do have the latest summary wrap up if you want to
play that before you make your commentary. Yes.
Which one? Is it?
Paper massacre.
Could you announce that again?
Newspaper massacre.
Tonight the chilling oath revealed in court documents
showing a years long grudge against the Capitol Gazette by
the man who allegedly opened fire into its newsroom, killing
five Jared Ramos writing in 2014 that He has sworn a legal oath
that he would like to kill one of the papers writers and he
still would that writer three years earlier pending this
article. Jared wants to be your friend detailing the chilling
online encounters between Ramos and a high school classmate that
classmate according to her attorney leaving the state in
fear, Ramos pled guilty to harassment
he friended her on Facebook and he would use all the information
that he gathered from her to attack her.
He would tell her to do things like
hang herself
Ramos upset at the article lashing out on Twitter in this
tweet writing that he wished to have the papers editors
would cease breathing. We had actually contacted the police.
Police interviewed
Ramos but claim employees at the paper did not want to press
charges because it might inflame the situation. An officer
involved in the investigation writing that he did not believe
that Ramos was a threat. Now Ramos is behind bars facing five
counts of first degree murder, as hundreds took to the streets
Friday to remember the five people killed in the shooting
Thursday. And Tom tonight Investigators hope that the
suspect will cooperate with them so that they can start piecing
together What allegedly turned online threats into a newsroom
massacre,
newsroom massacre.
And what I like about it is he Sue is he says the Cavs I've
sworn a legal oath to kill these people. What is he talking
about? Well,
I, I did some research on that. I pulled up these court cases.
And I think there's some some reporting that is being omitted
from the combo. But first, we need a couple of other details.
It's always annoying when you hear this report, just after a
massive killing. And the final thing
that everybody's really talking about here is the police
response. It has just been incredible. The Arundel County
police had been training for an active shooter situation, just
one week ago, they had a drill to prepare for a situation just
like this, on the scene within 60 seconds. The governor and the
mayor have said that they went in without hesitating, just they
exhibited tremendous courage. And without them, it is almost
certain that there would have been several more lives lost
several more people injured. But just a very sad scene out here.
And really,
one of these days, they'll actually do a drill when the act
of shooting takes place. It's always right. To do that. What's
already no no it's always right after the drill.
I thought it was once I thought there was a few years back there
was one that was right there. We're doing the drill right
nearby. While the thing was.
I do recall that I'm not sure exactly which one it was. And
then there was a lot of confusion. So the response time
was 90 seconds and it was 60 seconds and then they
transported and they were there immediately. Lots of things. And
then this Chicago Police
Department in conjunction with the CTA are adding 50 new high
tech cameras to CTL stops along the red line both inside and
outside of the stations and on the trains themselves.
Following stations with
the I'm sorry, this completely wrong clip. I'm so sorry. This
is the one I meant to play.
After five people were fatally shot, police closed in and found
Ramos hiding under a desk. But for hours after arresting him
they had no idea who he was, he said almost nothing. So they use
the state's facial recognition system to identify him, leading
to a search of his apartment where investigators say they
found signs that he planned the attack well in advance.
So the other clip, which I played out of order was you
know, this facial recognition is coming into play. And although
this was a police database, I'm sure what is happening now is
that Facebook finally has everybody you to divorce tech,
you know, you go to a meet up, you're in the database, your
face is scanned, it's in the database. The people were this
the pics of course, the pictures people upload, you know, that is
the most data you give away, in my opinion. I don't upload stuff
like that. No, I'm not accusing you of that. As a as people are
foolish to do it as a public service. I'm saying you give
away so much information by uploading your pictures to the
services. I mean, they're not just looking at facial
recognition. Does you have a dog does uh, do you? Where are you
on vacation? Who else is in the picture? There's tons of
information that is I
was a professional criminal robbing pipe people. Oh man as
they get busy a goldmine era
MSNBC did the best job, I think right as this occurred of
blaming it on the president. Now I thought that was just they did
such a good job that I clipped it for us. And
here we go with Clint, you and I talked a little earlier about
whether or not and this
is all with the scenes of the you know, the cops there and
everything's unfolding. So is the kind of just voiceover but
this might be a targeted killing of journalists. And we don't
have that information. Right now. What we do know is that the
NYPD has deployed counterterrorism units to media
organizations in New York, the President was asked about his
past criticism of the media. He has said by the way, the
President of the United States has said the media is the enemy.
Ah, no, I just gotta stop it to remind us You said Fake news is
the enemy of the people never said that Wolf Blitzer took this
and said,
Oh, there's just another example of a meme that's being
perpetrated to get people to vote Democrat
asked about the President's criticism. Now, just on his way
back from Wisconsin, the President and his staff, Sarah
Huckabee Sanders said, the President and his staff do not
believe violence is acceptable in any situation, and we stand
by that. But Clint, let's just call a spade a spade, the person
under some pressure and for the moment, you can't put out of
your mind the fact that this was a shooting at at a newspaper.
Now, this is the situation that unfolded in this case. I find
extremely interesting because journalists take on a new
stance, and they sometimes don't even get out of it. But this
idea that they're being targeted, that they are the
enemy of the people, and this is factually incorrect. They've
completely made this up. Although I can see if you're, if
you're, well, if you're not a good journalist, and you just
gloss over things, you may see fake news and read up the media.
But I think the President in fact says there are many good
people in the media Fake news is the enemy of the people. Yes,
I got into a debate with my lip. Joe lady shows Oh, boy, okay.
And they one of them will goes on and says, I calmed him down,
even though if he if he was he upset about? He was upset about
this shooting saying that we this is targeting journalists,
it's pretty much what the MSNBC people. So we've got to make a
big fuss about this. And I said, no, that's just the opposite.
making a big fuss about school shootings has resulted in what
more school shootings, this is just one of these things. It's
like, it's almost like a fad amongst a clinically insane. You
start it's the same as the remember the postal workers some
years back when going going postal deal became a meme. And
they will get more and more of these shootings until they stop
covering it up. Yeah. So unless you want to get a bunch of
journalists killed, I just shut up about it.
You'll hear this Ali vestir. I think his name is you'll hear
him say something so bizarre, because he can't get it out of
his mind that he actually wants this to be he wants this to be a
targeting shooting, but targeted shooting against journalists in
the media in general, you'll hear him say it can't
put out of your mind the fact that this was a shooting at at a
newspaper, I don't know what I wish it to be. I don't want it
to be a domestic situation. I don't want it to be somebody
with a grudge against their boss, but we cannot discount the
idea that there may be a targeting now if
he says I don't want it to be a domestic situation. Wow.
That is that is a great catch. I think I know what I'm saying. I
don't want it to be anything but what is yes? Is a shooting of a
journalist. Yes, you could interpret it. I don't want it to
be what it is. I want it to be this. I want it to be a no.
I mean, Nicholas, is that the truth of just wanting to come
out? Or Or I might just hearing this truth to come out is sick.
Is it possible that I'm just in the wrong dimension? And I hear
it a different way that people clearly Oh, clearly he's talking
about? Yeah, I just add, it could be anything. You know, he
doesn't want it to be anybody to be hurt. But that's not really
what he said
that to be. I don't want it to be a domestic situation. I don't
want it to be somebody with a grudge against their boss. But
we cannot discount the idea that there may be a targeting of
journalists,
you know. New ISO,
yeah, it's a troubling time in America. We've had media
personalities, just in the last week that have essentially
advocated they like to see vigilantes go a journalist
who said that,
if you think you're taking Milo Milo Milo, Milo, I know, he's a
media personality.
So it's really the first time I think that we've had to
seriously consider this in our own country. We've seen it with
terrorists before, by way, we start with the Charlie Hebdo
attack in France and Paris, France. And we've also seen even
in the case of Comedy Central at one point was being
I love I love this. So we've seen with journalists, we've
seen it with Charlie Hebdo, which was Muslim, radical
terrorists, Muslims who went up and shot up the newsroom because
they put a depiction of Muhammad on the front page. And then
Comedy Central, first of all, Comedy Central, not known for
journalists. And what was that about? It was radical Islamic
terrorists who were going against South Park because they
showed a cartoon depiction of Muhammad or they were going to
and you remember that whole, so they're bringing that in? So
that is we've seen this with Comedy Central has nothing to do
with it.
Nothing and
you guys, are these guys? unhinged? Yes. But
this is a whole new era. It really has has brought in this
new aspect to it where we would traditionally look is this
workplace violence? Is this a personal grudge? We at this
point have to really have to add into the
mix something John, we got to add it to the mix. We got to add
it to the mix, you know is
specifically targeting media and media outlets and it's an
entirely new perspective is
what this was about in the least. Well, they didn't
know at this point, but they wanted it to be
enjoy having to cover but we are going to cover it and one major
league category that would be set would could be could he be
attacking journalists because they are journalists or because
of something they have written? And that will be a major lead
category. We've
that could certainly be over in a matter of hours. If as Jim
says, that's not what this is. It is just unfortunate that in
2018, that's where our mind goes. And in fairness, part of
it goes there because your media is the enemy of the people that
you hit the last bit said it again. Because the enemy the
media is the enemy of the people. Okay, well, you're
making it up. Now, what is not really discussed is what led him
to this. Yeah, there's some ancillary like, oh, you know,
something about a court case, and, but he was very upset about
an article written in the end of GE, this was in 2011, by staff
writer Eric Thomas Hartley. Yeah, not even there anymore.
No, nor is the editor at the time. But what's definitely not
coming up in this conversation is how dangerous face bag is.
And I think it's an disservice that is not being reported on.
So I will read to you the article that made him mad, he
sued the paper over the article over defamation. And the article
was written in a snarky shit way, which is typical, and, you
know, tough luck. That's basically what the judge said.
And he is oh, he lost, he appealed. He lost again, they
said, you may not like how the article was written, but nothing
in the article was in factual. So it was a protection of the
freedom of the press. But I need to read it to you because when
you when you hear this, it's like, holy shit, get your kid
off Facebook. That article was titled, Jared wants to be your
friend. If you're on Facebook, you've probably gotten a friend
request or message from an old high school classmate you didn't
quite remember. For one woman that experience turned into a
year long nightmare. Out of the blue Jared Ramos wrote and
thanked her for being the only person to ever say hello or be
nice to him in school. Sound familiar people I've received
one of those. She didn't remember him. So he sent
pictures. She Googled him found a yearbook picture and realize
they apparently did go to a Rundle high together. He was
having some problems. So she wrote back and tried to help
suggesting a counseling center mistake. Do not respond to
idiots on Facebook. I just thought I was being friendly.
She said that sparked months of messaging in which Ramos
alternatively asked for help called her vulgar names and told
her to kill herself. The emailed her company and tried to get her
fired. She stopped writing back and told them to stop but he
continued when she blocked him from seeing her Facebook page.
He found things she wrote on other people's pages and taunted
her with it attaching screenshots of the postings to
some of his emails, you're not safe on Facebook. She called
police and for months he stopped but then he started again
nastier than ever. All this without having seen her in
person since high school. They never met until they came to
court a couple of months ago. Now it goes on but this whole
drama played out over Facebook. No one's really reporting on
this part of it. Yeah, it was stalking, cyber stalking toxic
masculinity, whatever it was. But it and you know, and when
the article it's I'm not gonna read the whole thing. But
there's, there's some snark in it, but I, from what I can see
there was nothing factually incorrect. The only real mistake
is don't respond to morons who are saying hello to you and get
off Facebook. It's dangerous. Yep. And I think someone in the
media should say, Hey, this is what happened. And lots of
people got lucky. A lot of people didn't get lucky. And
don't engage with people and get off Facebook, and Twitter, and
Instagram and Snapchat,
or on Facebook. Yeah. And the ones who aren't on Facebook are
technologically backward and they don't know anything about
anything. And so they can't comment on it. You're the only
guy well, me, but I have different approach to this.
You're one of the few people that can actually make what you
just did with that little editorial thing you just did
right there. Yeah, little of that discussion. You're like one
or two people that can do that.
And why can we do that? Well, because we're
funded by the Yes, publicly. Not not by exactly but by
advertisers. Yes. Or by Facebook or by tech companies. Now my
mattress firms
or by underwear companies
are worse shape Shavers.
Oh, you want to hear a horrible face back story? Just Sure. All
right. So my, my hairdresser who cuts my hair. I see her
yesterday. And she says, Oh my God. This was a horrible thing
that happened to me that she moved in with her boyfriend
about a year ago. Now she's thinner. She's 40 He's 40. Now
the I've had relationships etc. With other people now they're
together and they're very happy. And they're really making it
work. And it's just it's a good vibe. And I know because I've
been cutting my hair for years. And so we talked about stuff and
so I know how she's doing. And there was a friend of hers a
male friend in from San Francisco. And so she went out
to dinner with him downtown in the city. And her boyfriend
didn't go along, but he knew he was going out to happen. And he
was staying at the at the JW Marriott. So she's gets an Uber.
And she said, she hugs him goodbye on the corner of
Colorado and forth. And she gets in the car that Uber driver,
woman, young woman in her mid 20s, drives her home, and she's
home. And then about 10 minutes later, the Uber comes roaring
back up. And the woman is like honking the horn. Boyfriend goes
out to see what's the matter. She hands him a note. And it
says, you know, your girlfriend's cheating on you.
Because I just saw her making out with this guy before she got
into my
car. But yeah, which you know,
and just think about it. What are you going to say?
What did what how's this a Facebook story? It sounds like
an Uber horror story.
Why did I bring Facebook into it? I maybe just said, Hey, I
quit Facebook and Uber with the same thing for some reason.
That's weird.
That was weird.
I'm sorry. I don't know why I did. It was a good story. But it
wasn't the wrong
story. But you kind of blew it up. I was calling it a Facebook.
You know,
that is because I equate them as the same Silicon Valley Silicon
Valley evil I guess. I'm sorry, I that was a BrandsMart circuit
to be alright, then back to this.
Okay, let's start over. But let's say okay, what happened
was? So the Uber driver busted. Uber, nothing happened on were
that she has a boyfriend.
Maybe he met her when she got home or something.
But, you know, it's like, what is going on? Why would somebody
do that?
Yeah. And no, it's not, of course, that cause strife in the
relationship. You know, like, that's not true. Well, the Uber
driver just said it.
You know, maybe your Uber driver was a lesbian who's
Uber driver, definite? No, I definitely had some issue, but
it's just like, it's crazy. It's crazy. Stop using Facebook, stop
using Uber. Stop using all this crazy, stupid shit. And Jim
Acosta really did a great little bit. And the video was in the
show notes. This is now we're back to the journal killing this
and this is a really cool piece of video because it shows him at
the very back of the Trump book was doing some talking up there
on stage and he's way in the back. And he's with his camera
crew. He gets the camera crew to turn the light on. So he's well
lit for this little little thing he does here.
Mr. President, will you stop calling us the enemy of the
people? Will you stop calling the enemy of the people if you
stop calling the press the enemy of the people
all right, then he turns around, he goes to screws. Okay, we're
done. Turn the light off. He was completely staged drama for him
to look like he's speaking truth to power or some bull crap like
that. is ridiculous.
Yeah, that's why it's fake news. Exactly. As a good example, that
is fake news. And
that kind of stuff is the enemy of the people.
I think well in that regard, sure. Because it's trying to
Buffalo the public. Very, very disturbing. And Acosta's.
Probably the worst guy. I mean, he's been pointed out many
times, but he does this. CNN loves the guy.
Yeah, yeah. As a douche. Part of the hug. Let's go. I
call it a new name, the Humpty Dumpty media. And they fell off
the wall. 1000 pieces couldn't put themselves back together
again.
They're just Donald Trump.
I'm just gonna do here. I've got a good example. There's the CBS
is where I actually have the memes that did this. Well, this
is the woman I made a mistake with a clip the earlier one.
This is the woman who is the college professor who was spooky
in a number of ways and she comes on CBS online she didn't
get on the real show. I don't think and she's she drops these
mean bombs all over the place. Well, she is she's big expert on
Russia. And then they've this summit coming up. So this is
this. There's a summit Russia. Trump wants to meet with Putin.
Right. So here's a summit summary CBS slanted one
Vladimir Putin for a summit in Finland a little more than two
weeks from now. Some say the meeting holds the promise for
better relations between the two nations. Others fear that Mr.
Trump may embolden Putin and could drive a wedge between the
US and its European allies. Here to discuss the summit is
Kimberly Martin, professor of political science at Barnard
College, Columbia University. Kimberly, good morning. Good
morning. Thank you for having me back. Thanks for coming back. So
in this meeting between the two, Trump or Putin, does one of them
hold the advantage here in diplomatic relations? No
question Putin does, because he's a very clever man,
cleverness and trying to get advantage over your opponent is
something that's really valued in Russian political culture.
And I mean, he's been in that position for so long, and he's
accomplished so much internationally. Whereas we know
that Trump kind of got taken advantage of in his recent
summit in North Korea, he didn't seem to get much out of Kim Jong
Un, even if he doesn't see it that way. Yeah, he doesn't see
it that way. But really, the United States didn't get North
Korea to change much of its behavior. But the US gave up
military exercises with South Korea for right now.
Okay, let's go over this. Please. So he or she is where
they're all you know, he he got suckered because the Trump's a
dummy, as this is Trump's a dummy thing. And so he didn't
get much with North Korea. He had a meeting which is getting a
lot since no one else has been able to do this. He calmed the
tensions and Kim Jeong Hoon dijo. According to this woman is
just doing what he's doing. He hasn't dropped another bomb
hasn't sent off another missile he was doing it monthly before
he's he immediately before the meeting he turned over this the
hostages that are hostages the three prisoners that were
Americans have almost right off the bat without anything in
exchange. And then he has an although it's not being reported
much it's being reported in the conservative press. He actually
is delivering missing in action. Corpses. Yeah,
they're already they're already 100 that have been delivered, I
believe.
Yes, hundreds but that but and meanwhile, Trump stopped the
military exercises. So by this woman standards, which I say was
also be the industrial military industrial complex standards.
Trump got nothing he got nothing and Kim Jong Hoon got everything
by because Trump stopped the military exercises which as far
as I'm concerned a waste of the taxpayers money to begin with.
So what is wrong with these people to have a woman like
this, this Kimberly woman, this professor going on and on like
this and not giving us any details whatsoever and then
giving us a very slanted kind of look at things with it in mind
that Putin is gonna gonna somehow screw us. I just find it
very annoying to listen to him by the way, she's she's got his
face and she scrunches up I think she's a lizard.
If, if you if you look at the dimension B, take on these
stories. You can look at everything the way they look at
it, and I understand what they're seeing what they want to
see is well, you know, hey, the other presidents just weren't
stupid to give him the give Kim Jong Un ball this recognition on
the on a big stage. I don't know if you saw the number that LA
Times guy who got fired because he was he was in constant direct
contact with CIA and propagating CIA stories. Yeah, well, so I
caught is what happened right. But he came out with a new one.
I guess he works for NBC now. And so now oh, it fit? Oh, yeah.
US intelligence believes North Korea's making more nuclear bomb
fuel despite talks. Oh, yes. Our in a report on Friday, NBC said
what it described as the latest US intelligence assessment
appeared to go counter to sentiments expressed by Donald
Trump. NBC quoted five on identified US officials as
saying that in recent months, North Korea had stepped up
production of enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, even as it
engage in diplomacy with the United States. This is this is
your deep state bullet.
This is the Hermit Kingdom. Nobody knows what's going on in
the Hermit Kingdom. It's mysterious, yet we know this.
Yeah. Yep. Uh huh.
Yeah, NBC quoted one senior didn't really quote, but quoted
one senior US intelligence official named as saying that
North Korea's decision ahead of the summit to suspend nuclear
missile test was unexpected. And the fact that two sides were
taking was a positive step. However, work is ongoing to
deceive us on the number of facilities the number of weapons
the number of missiles we are watching closely.
Rather, right. Yeah,
and AP picks that up Reuters picks it up. And they just all
you know, it's it's the old according to the Ugandan times.
So now that just reporting
trick Do you see a plant stories are so old? This is an all the
books Yep. All the books. Yeah, talking about your good ideas.
You plant a story with some you know, sympathetic sympathetic,
some stooge that works for you. You plant a story into Ugandan
times, yeah, they printed You pick it up and use that as the
source or somehow this is legit
or you you send it off to Rachel, Rach and she's there
with the core Meister
joining us once again here live in studio Senator Cory Booker of
New Jersey. Senator, I want to ask you to stay over, because in
part because of your role in the formulation, they have been
asleep over committee. Just to get your response to this kind
of shocking new report that's just broken from NBC News
shocked lead. US intelligence agencies believe that North
Korea has increased its production of fuel for nuclear
weapons at multiple secret sites. In recent months. US
officials tell NBC News, the intelligence assessment has not
been this intelligence assessment has not been
previously reported. It seems to counter the sentiments expressed
by Prentice Senate President Donald Trump who tweeted after
his there is
no intelligence assessment. It is no there's no document that's
been released to him
that there was no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea.
Analysts at the CIA and other intelligence agencies don't see
it that way. According to more than a dozen American officials
who are familiar with this new assessment. What's your
reaction? There's
no assessment that will before we even
get to this stunning revelation, it was stunning to me if it was
a movie plot, and I was sitting in the film watching a film
about American foreign policy, I would whisper to somebody this
can't happen in real life that a president would engage with a
totalitarian dictator who's murdered and slaughtered as
people call him honorable suspend our operations. Give
them propaganda, fueled by saying that our joint exercises
are provocative is basically giving into their propaganda not
that this is about defending our allies defending South Korea.
There were so many gifts in this and what did we get things we
already had commitment to denuclearization, no timeline,
no verification protocols.
Apparently the opposite of that if they're continuing to develop
their programs, absolutely.
We were forced to have agencies coming out and saying they are
going through or
they're not coming out and saying that it's on on
identified officials reported by the fired la time guys working
for a time guy working for NBC, it's not
touching uranium at a faster pace. So nothing the President
said is true. We now have taken off of our maximum pressure
strategy it is we relieve that pressure. We've undermined our
allies, but not informing them that we're even doing some of
the actions we did. This is just a malpractice commander in chief
malpractice plain and simple and allowing this leader to continue
to get over on the United States in ways that wasn't even
happening under previous administrations,
god, okay, fine.
So you see what's peace? I mean, for God's sake, what is wrong
with these people?
They want war.
They do their war mongers,
whatever happened to the Democrat party that it became a
war monger Party wasn't when I was in a member of that party.
What happened? What
did the Democrats What did they changed to being pro war? Pro
war pro military pro banks?
Yeah. What what happened? How
did that work? And why does everybody put up with it? I
mean, these days again, I go back to the stupid
demonstrations that just happened, you know, where you
had all these people protesting? Absolutely a moot point?
Well, when you think about it, it's still a lot of this. The
the genesis of all this Trump hate is based around 1970s 1960s
hate of the Russians and fear of the Russians. So me it would
make sense that they're also still protesting like Vietnam
was going on.
Stop the war.
Now, what's your second clip here,
like part two of the it's not as good as part two of the slanted
report. I think she's got a couple more zingers in there
that she has to throw in. And we
have to remember that Obama had bought brought up the election
meddling with Putin back in September of 2016. And it did no
good whatsoever, because a month later, what did the Russians do?
They released those Podesta emails just at a really crucial
time when Trump had been accused of or have admitted that he had
been engaged in some behavior that didn't make him look too
savory with women. And the timing of that indicates it was
a Russian ploy. And so what Obama had said a month earlier
did nothing to stop Russians from doing that.
So the Russians released the Podesta emails,
yeah. When was this? The Russians
did it
I would like to know when this was I if I was being interviewed
or interviewing this woman, I'd say when exactly did the
Russians released the Podesta emails and what method? I mean,
where I never saw any Russians releasing anything? No.
No.
Guccifer 2.0 who was Romanian? And
that will do Gusa for was the Russians. Okay, yeah, that's an
Oh, she should have said well, Gusa for release, and He is
believed to be, you know, a front for the Russians, but it's
the Russians. I mean, you didn't see it in the Russian, I'm just
this is unbelievable to me that they would they can't tell the
truth. And of course this is that old Dutch say they call
Trump a liar because they're the liars.
And in because
because it's saying, again,
what you said making self made you cope due to health, what you
say of others, you are yourself. Because of our value network
system that we deploy and employ on this on the show, we have
producers who around the globe who listen to all kinds of stuff
and more than we could ever do more than than any news desk
could do, quite honestly, is because the vast, just how big
it is. And am Michael Zulu, I'll call him. He's been supplying me
with good stuff. And he caught something on the John bachelor
show with our buddy, Professor Stephen Cohen, who we feel is
really a Russian expert. He he's the guy that really knows stuff.
And he came up with a doozy about this whole steel dossier,
which by the way, has never been amended or changed. And then I
see that I didn't clip it, but I think Tucker Carlson had some
Russian guy on like the he was he was named in the in the steel
dossier. This is the guy that paid the Russians to hack the
DNC. And, and so the guy's on with his lawyer, and, you know,
the chat and a little bit, he's like, of course, I didn't do
anything. And oh, by the way, not a single person has
contacted me about the steel dossier, not law enforcement,
not the Mueller investigation. was the guy mentioned, as paying
for the hacking of the DNC server and arranging that is, is
named in the dossier yet the Mueller team has not spoken with
him. That's kind of fascinating, weird. So here's Cohen. And
here, and I think he's discovered something very
important
in December 2017. And people want to look it up. It was
December 15, The Washington Post published an enormous story, it
ran halfway through the front section on how Obama treated the
reports he was getting, of course, he knew all about, but
the reports he was getting that the Russians had intervene to
help Trump and buried in the middle of this, it must have
been 10,000 words, John, is a paragraph that says this. Now
bear in mind that the intelligence community report
published in January had said they knew a lot of stuff they
couldn't tell us. It said, Believe us, because it was too
classified. Buried in this because this story had been
based on leaks from the CIA, is this sentence, US spy agencies
had assembled including an extraordinary CIA stream of
intelligence that had captured Putin giving specific
instructions on the operation. He doesn't use a computer or
cell phone. So it's one of the two either they had a listening
device in his office, or they had a mole. And this is in the
Washington Post. And by the way, enage editorial following up two
days later, it's more explicit. It says American intelligence
had intelligence from inside the Kremlin, close quote. So let me
ask you a question. Would you say if you were running American
intelligence, that that was a really valuable asset you had
there? Would you leak it to the Washington Post? Or the Russians
could kill the guy? Right. So what do you think this was? I
asked you either. Whoever leaked this to the Washington Post in
the CIA has committed one of the great intelligence felonies,
probably will go to prison for 25 years. But has there been an
investigation of who leaked this? Or they just made
it up? I think that's a very good point. Yeah, they just made
it up. Right.
But maybe we should be lawyers. In fact, it is a breach. Yeah.
Quite a big one. Yeah. Yeah. No, they just made it up. Right. But
But again, like I said, about three minutes ago, you are what
you say others are, and that's
what they're doing. They're just lying. I need to teach you to
say it and I want
to follow up and the story that came up about the Trump and the
toilets, you know, that gold toilet toilet museum supposedly
saved and it was done at the Guggenheim, they swapped
something and he put it go, it's bogus. The story is completely
made out of thin air and nobody ever followed up on it. It's
just ridiculous because I tried to get the Guggenheim to talk
about it. They refused. Not they wouldn't talk about it.
Well, meanwhile that member Reality winner. Do you remember
her?
Does the name ring any Bell reality winner? Yeah, yeah, this
one
I can't forget her name. I can't forget what it was about. Wow.
Well,
she was busted for leaking confidential documents to the
well, here's the story. Former Air
Force linguist and NSA contractor reality winner
pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of leaking classified
information winner entered her plea in Augusta, Georgia, US
federal district court as a part of an agreement with prosecutors
for 63 month prison sentence. She is now 26 and has been
behind bars for the past year after mailing top secret
documents to an online media source in 2017. I hope
that people don't judge her by this one action by this one
mistake.
Billy winter data set quietly in the courtroom while her daughter
entered her plea. She spoke out moments after the hearings,
it hurts to know that she's going to be serving a five year
prison sentence. It hurts. But at least now we know which now
we know we can move forward. We can start serving that time, we
can start serving that sentence.
Winners decision to plead guilty to the felony count is seen as a
win for the Trump administration in its rigorous pursuit of
leakers. No date has yet been set for the sentencing hearing.
So sad. This young girl just got wrapped up in the insanity.
Five years in the brink. No one coming to her defense.
No, nobody even brings it up. I forgot all about it, too. You
mentioned it.
Yeah. Well, it's one of those things. And this is another
article that has come out here and there. I don't know if it's
big news yet. But the NSA has said to have deleted more than
685 million call records. Yeah, the government obtained since
2015. I'll just say it, there was some kind of glitch, or as
they call it, technical irregularities in some data
received from telecommunication service providers. It also said
the irregularities resulted in the NSA obtaining some call
details it was not authorized to receive. But we didn't get any
content. And they say right after that. So they're always
searching or purging. That's
that's, that's worrisome. Yeah, I wonder at
this story, I saw it. I didn't want to cut
this thing you delete? Don't you just save a copy? Put it in cold
storage? You really think that the data gets deleted? Then what
and what is the point? I mean, it must be what is the point
when they didn't have to say anything that could have gone?
Oh, crap. That's no good. He would
have said nothing. I think it was corrupted. That's what was
deleted.
Oh, it was deleted.
Rubbish situation. You get a bunch of corrupted data. And oh,
my God, this hard disk is no good.
Right. So maybe what happened? Yeah, the database got
corrupted. And of course, they didn't have a backup.
I don't know. There's no. None of it sounds right. No, I'm not
as suspicious of the NSA anymore, though. Ever since the
incident where supposedly as he listened to the right people, it
was the NSA guy Rogers. Yeah. Who is the one who takes Trump
off? Yeah. Now that's a true jump off as to the place being
bugged. That's true. So I have to give them a pass on anything.
I spoke to Puranic the other day and he agreed on that part. And
they also said, you know, why is why does they talk about Kelly
resigning? He's tired. He set it all up. He says he's the basis
is there. The
No, oh, no, no, no, no, you're not listening to the news. He's
not retiring. Trump's getting rid of him. Now, you should
notice this now,
basically, mechanic who's a psychologist SIOP type guy, he
said, Do you know how tiring it is to psychologically try and
control a guy like Trump? 24 hours a day? He says Kelly is
burned out. It's impossible. Trump barely sleeps. He barely
sleeps. He's so jacked, hyperkinetic hyper kinetically
his
thing is that there's other guys I've heard of, they just really
pretty much work on four hours or less. Scrape sleep a day.
Yeah.
Well, on show days, we're kind of there.
I'm gonna show us move by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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Hey, I think we know we're talking there about their comes
with a Rihanna album. I had a tour with a helicopter tour
actually, of Switzerland, part of Switzerland, the mountainous
areas. And they dropped us off into a little Swiss village that
was one of the wine growing areas including some I don't
have the names at the top of my head because these are not ones
that you see a lot. But one of the big wine operations there
and we had a lot of Swiss wines meant mostly whites. A lot of
good sweet wines, including a bottle of glacier wine. And I
have a ball. I still have a bottle of that. And I think
Swiss wines are quite good.
Well, he's offering up preserve restaurant as the place
that I'm booking right now we're going to do this and I have a
question for
you regarding meetups. So Tina's taking, she's taking she's sick
and tired of me. She's like, I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm going to
arrange this meetup. So when the Austin Texas meet up okay in
August here's my question. We should do this probably on a
Saturday Don't you think? Because I have a feeling Texas
big. A lot
of fun is the Friday's the day that we they they everyone wants
to do it in Washington
really? Because I think that I would think
at work then I'd be you know people don't want to there's a
lot of people coming in long ways from meetups into a town
where they work and they can do Friday night but then they have
to go home they don't want to come all the way back into town
on a Saturday. That's the problem with the with the east
west coast.
Okay, well, I think here people would want to come from all over
Texas which can take you a day as well as Oklahoma, Arkansas,
you know, who knows?
Okay, we'll talk about this later. Okay. Austin Wilson's in
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You've been deep do
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stupid lot. People take a couple days off. I think it'd be a lot.
Not that many listeners are dirtbag Dave in Concord,
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It's down here charger that I registered. Nicklin GWAS Watts
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Wow. Thank you that that that's why I get up in the morning and
to hear that
when she's gonna be a dame triple Deuce eventually she's
it's a cart nice little cart. She's I thought that was cute
note. You have another note from somebody I want to read. Which
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get them out of the way with Tyler Schimpf in Bothell and the
other $50 donor does no more. That's it.
Only one list. That doesn't happen very often.
I've never seen it before. So this guy writes a note this is
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I'm sorry. Yeah, we make fun of everybody's name. We make fun of
everybody and everybody's name and now he decides to complain.
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to hear what he's proud of, he apologized profusely. I want to
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holding on to for a couple of shows just haven't gotten to it.
Conrad black.
Now I've had this clip so long I forgot who he is.
Kind of my blog was a major publisher they got busted for
one thing or another under for some political reasons. I
believe he is big Canadian. You know, super rich Canadian
publishing guy then he ended up in jail back.
Well, he had something to say about what Trump is doing and I
just I've been waiting to play this and I think might have some
reason to Playing What was
needed was a bloodless Civil War to clean up the Washington
sleaze factory, the entire government of the United States
had become a shambles. Let me remind you in the previous 20
years, you had the greatest economic crisis is since the
1930s, brought on by bad American policy in both parties,
both branches of government, you had the virtually the entire
conventional land forces capability of the United States
militarily mired in the Middle East for 15 years, in order
chiefly to hand over the main influence over Iraq to Iran,
which is the last thing they wanted. He produced this
humanitarian crisis where millions of desperate people
were scrambling for their lives and turning up on the shores of
Italy and in Central Europe and so forth. All caused by utter
incompetence in American policymaking you had and the
decline of GDP for growth per capita growth in the United
States from four and a half percent under Reagan 3.9% under
Clinton 2% under George W. Bush 1%. Under Obama, the country has
a pressure cooker, poverty went up violence rose, discontent
rose, but at the you know, our great national media in the
United States didn't notice it. And Trump said it is all rotten.
We've got to clean it all up Wall Street, Hollywood, the
national media, the lobbyists campaign financing all factions
of both parties. They're all useless. We've got to get rid of
them. And he's doing it and it's
a war. So he's saying that Trump is draining the swamp. Which may
be true. The reason I played this now is because I keep
getting engaged or people try to engage me and I hate it when you
do that on Twitter because it's just it's not an authority.
They're already engaged.
With what Tina?
The engagement around Q anon. Oh, geez. And they keep bringing
it up. Like you are mammals you Maga there. Well, he's it's
draining the swamp. Feed Pete obey bear child traffickers.
Clinton. Sounds like Max Keiser, they did pretty good on that.
And I'm just want to point out why just another reason why I
think this is bullcrap. And so what I'm hearing from people is
Q anon is close to the president draining the swamp dropping
breadcrumbs for us to follow the White Rabbit so we can figure
out the
clues is tell us where the right rat why the White
Thank you what I keep saying is I don't know ladies, please
dripping bread crumbs tell me something up didn't predict
something. Let me know what's going to happen because q anon
said so. And then we'll see if it happens. And I think this
kind of started really garnering steam in the alternative media
with pizza gate. This was also I think, was there's also not a Q
anon thing, the whole pizza gate story.
You're asking the wrong Yeah, I
can't even but I keep saying, show me some victims of this.
And here's why thing is bullcrap. If Q anon was real,
then q would have dropped some breadcrumbs. Regarding the
operation Broken Heart, which you didn't even hear of which no
one spoke about, which not a single queue and non follower
aggregator 4chan hasI WHSC. Put anything about. And this is from
June 12 2300. Suspected online child sex traffickers were an
offenders were arrested during Operation broken heart. 25,200
sexual abuse complaints. Yeah, I mean, this was a huge operation.
Massive, massive operation. Where was Q? You're telling me
there was not a single elitist in this thing. There's not a
single person of any standing in this more than 2000 people
arrested and cute didn't have anything on it. Bullshit. To
fuck off with your cue. I'm sick and tired of it. Sorry. I lost
myself there. Makes me so tired. Q by the way, I know who he is.
You know Q is we all know q is q is Satoshi Nakamoto. Q invented
Bitcoin.
Yeah, well, it's about right. And
if you if you disagree with what I'm saying, email John at the
vortec.org and tell him I'm wrong.
I don't want to
hear from the I mean, I've been pretty good at staying out of
this little I don't know what to call it conflagration between
you and these guys. And I've looked at the stuff I look at
this stuff every so often and it's like as very entertaining.
It's very entertaining, but I don't see that it's anything but
just clever, clever writing and some funny hinting. Is this
clever. It's Yes, it's very clever. And he's keeping up a
nice ruse. I know it is no idea but
it's useless unless you're gonna say to me, this is going to
happen. And in the next day or next hour I'll take an hour or
the next week is what was predicted happens otherwise what
is it? It's just just someone confirming that. I mean they
literally have videos of Sarah Sanders Huckabee waving her arms
and then Trump waving his arms and the motion they wave their
arms. They say oh, that look they just drew a cue in the air.
There's
the clue. No, I haven't seen that. It's my favorite.
Yeah, yeah, well, that's not just that's dimension see,
it's something I don't know what it is.
So I got a couple of clips of wrap here. I've been trying to
get these out of the way and go with them. I just thought it was
interesting because we have a China buyout situation is
getting a little out of control. You know, Chinese keep buying
and buying and buying and I want to play this is the clip that
triggers the next two clips, I got three clips. This is China
buy out as the the business report that shows up on PBS
investors who are worried about a trade war got some good news
today, the White House announcing that it will use its
current tools, with some enhancements that have
bipartisan support in Congress to restrict Chinese investments
that they think threaten national security. This
legislation amplifies the mandate of an organization
called Cepheus, which stands for the Committee on Foreign
investments in the United States. Up until now. Cepheus
was narrowly focused on foreign buyers of US companies with a
focus on protecting us technology. In the past Cepheus
has rejected several tech deals, including broad coms attempt to
purchase US semiconductor maker Qualcomm, and a bid for Lattice
Semiconductor from a group of Chinese investors. Now, among
other things, the administration can also look at joint ventures
both here in the United States and overseas. The Treasury
secretary is always the head of Cepheus. And today, he said
China will be singled out simply because the US has a very large
trade deficit with that country. There's wide bipartisan support
for this legislation. Just yesterday, the House voted 400
to two in its favor.
I'd like to know who the two were I Yeah. But this is
Broadcom was was one of these companies was bought by the
Chinese. The Chinese have never had to really do a lot of
industrial espionage when they can just buy the company right
down then you have all the intellectual property, all the
patents and all the stuff that really should be protected and
should be part of this.
I think this is a red herring. I keep hearing this stealing
intellectual property.
This is not this is not a red herring. It's been going on for
years. That's why I want to skip to Maria bar to Loma and who is
discussing this with with an expert do you mean Bartiromo? Or
is it be at Bartle Lomo?
The money, the money, honey,
I did a lot of work at CNBC and never, never, never pronounced.
never pronounce her name. Right? That's probably the reason why.
Yeah. So let's play HD. This is the Chinese break down China one
property rights because basically China has been
stealing our intellectual property for decades. And it
doesn't really matter if they buy more agricultural products
or energy. That doesn't solve the biggest issue of the mall,
which is the fact that China is stealing our technology. Yes,
yes. Stop that. They won't even admit that they're doing it. No.
And
you mentioned earlier when we were speaking about when you go
to China or you go to Russia, you don't bring your own phones,
you don't bring your own computer for fear that there
would be invasion of privacy. As
soon as you get into their airspace, they have access to
everything. Yeah.
Oh, man, it must be that 911 air space where you can make phone
calls from 10,000 feet.
That's a bit hysterical. But the the second part of this thing is
really brings the problem to the fore.
I don't I think China probably is looking at world dominance
through economics, yes, not through not through war power.
You know, they have a philosophy here in the US. When I when I
had like over 40 portfolio companies with a private equity
group, they would buy in, buy up and then buy out so they, they
recognize they may not have the management talent or the
expertise. So they, they buy a piece, they buy up and then they
eventually buy out to be able to plant a flag here in the US. And
if you look at some of the recent dispositions in there are
a lot of dispositions coming out of carve outs. If you look at
GE, for example, you know, solar appliance business to China,
there's rumors that they're selling their lighting business
to China. So again, whether that results in some IP transfer,
surely it will, right and then they'll come back and be pretty
competitive.
Because what I wrote in the Op Ed was the best you can do in
terms of China as an American company is get 49% of a joint
venture. Yes. Once you get that 49% of a joint venture, the
Chinese government says to you, okay, give us your technology.
Show us how you do it. Yes. What where's the innovation and then
you just transfer your technology there and in just a
few years, you'll have a competitor.
Okay, I believe this has been going on for a while. don't
think it's a red herring at all. And when do you buy never heard
the term buy in by a buyout, which I think is what they tried
to do with companies. That's how they got Broadcom. Broadcom is a
major semiconductor operation, right? And the Chinese owned
them. And this is happening all over the place where these
Chinese are thinking, Well, you know, we can't develop this on
our own. So we'll just buy somebody that's already got to
develop and they make an offer you can't refuse. Right?
So that's that's transfer but that's willing full transfer.
Sounds like there's Yeah, but
it's not they're not stealing it. I agree with that. That's
what she's made a mistake. She's that they're stealing it.
They're not stealing. It's being sold. Like giving it to them.
There's
two things about China. I wanted to mention one there's a big
there was a big fractus in China over an actress and she was
apparently because you know, this old piss off the Hollywood
types because China basically owns a lot of Hollywood now they
got the big studios, they own the theaters. You know, Richard
Gere will never work again ever in Hollywood ever since he
talked up Tibet. Yeah, so yeah, so China really runs the show.
Probably true. But now there there's this government
regulation that's come into place because one actress who
was you know, somehow funneling profits off into her back pocket
through some shell shell companies, but all actors in
China must make the same amount of money. But I wonder how
that's gonna go over with a Hollywood set.
That's interesting. It
could carry over or is it just
because of the if you think about it, because right now
there's this Oh, I don't want to get paid the same amount. I want
to get paid the same amount of money man is getting more and I
am. And so Okay, let's just standardize all pay to some
50 grand level 50 grand enjoy that. 50 grand, have fun. Now,
the other thing, but Shinnick was talking about when I talked
to him is and maybe you would know this, apparently, the
Chinese government has pumped like some $300 billion into
their economy. Have you heard about this?
They've been doing that constantly, but prop it up?
Yeah. But it's
like some crazy amount. And the whole reason Trump had to add I
don't know if this is true. The whole reason Trump had to
reverse the ZTE ruling. Yeah. Was because that could actually
start to topple the Chinese economy. And that's why she was
like, Holy shit, man. You gotta you gotta hook us up. We can't
We can't have this happen right now.
Really? Yeah. Well, that's
what botanic said. I mean, I am
Jeanette. Interesting thesis.
I liked it. It's like we have why else would because Trump was
talking about 77,000 jobs. And we can't do this that our
economy. And of course we can't we don't want China to implode,
that would be bad. But it could be he might be using excuses
taken over by the military. But if that's true, then you know,
then we might have the upper hand pretty soon. If we don't
already if we don't already out. I might. I mean for Channing
went off on a whole nother you know, old white guy rant with
me. So I couldn't I couldn't bring him back to that. You had
all bunch of other things as a
little pleasure keeping in touch with them. Oh, of course. I
always better than Q anon.
Yeah. Well, not much, because I call them up and left a
voicemail message. I said, You're the worst handler ever. I
gotta call you come on. Now, there was a study this switching
topics here. I'm very excited about this. There was a study in
at the University of Texas. And the, the result of the study
shows that the mere presence of your smartphone in your
vicinity, reduces your brain power. And I want to explain the
study that they did it must be a genius. Exactly. Professor
Adrian Ward has conducted experiments with nearly 800
smartphone users and attempt to measure for the first time how
well people can complete tasks when they have their smartphones
nearby even when they're not using them. And yeah, in one
experiment, the researchers asked study participants to sit
at a computer and take a series of tests that required full
concentration in order to score well. The tests were geared to
measure participants available cognitive capacity, that is the
brain's ability to hold and process data at any given time.
Before beginning Participants were randomly instructed to
place their smartphones either on the desk facedown in their
pocket or personal bag or in another room. All participants
were instructed to turn their phones to silent. The
researchers found that participants with their phones
in another room significantly outperformed those with their
phones at the desk. And they also did slightly outperformed
those participants who had kept their phones in the pocket or a
bag. The findings suggested the mere presence of one smartphone
reduces available cognitive capacity and impairs cognitive
functioning. Even though people feel they're giving the full
attention focus to the task at hand. Your contact quote, your
conscious mind isn't thinking about your smartphone. But that
process, the process of requiring yourself to not think
about something uses up some of your limited cognitive
resources. It is literally a brain drain.
How about that?
I'm not surprised.
Neither am I. And this is part of you know, what going OTG is
about is you know, it's anti tracking and pro sanity. You
know, and I would totally believe that.
In another you can ask me where my phone is right now asked me
Hey, John. Yeah, John. What, where's your phone?
I don't know.
In another experiment, researchers looked at how a
person's self reported smartphone dependence or how
strongly a person feels he or she needs to have a smartphone
in order to get through a typical day affected cognitive
capacity. Participants performed the same series of computer
based tests as the first group and were randomly assigned to
keep their smartphones either inside on the desk face up in a
pocket or bag or in another room and this experiment, some
participants were also instructed to turn off their
phones. The researchers found that participants who were the
most dependent on their smartphones performed worse
compared with their less dependent peers, but only when
they kept their smartphones on the desk or in their pocket or
bag. Warden his colleagues also found that didn't matter whether
a person's smartphone was turned on or off, whether it was lying
face up on the desk or face down. Having a smartphone within
sight or within easy reach, reduces a person's ability to
focus and perform tasks because part of their brain is actively
working on not picking up the phone. I rest my case, your
honor.
Wow. Boy, that's good.
You gotta get me a link to that. You bet. I'm gonna bump pull on
that one. I had dinner tonight.
Whenever dad says he's pulling one out at dinner. The kids get
worried.
Yeah, I don't blame him. Yeah.
Okay, I've got one for you then. Not quite as good as that. That
was outstanding. But here we got a new thing going on. Do you
hear about the Amazon delivery vans?
I don't know. I think we have them in Austin, so I can't wait
to hear about it.
Amazon is launching something new to expand its delivery
services. It's called the delivery partners program. And
here's how it works. Entrepreneurs can buy what are
being called Amazon partner vans. They would use those vans
to pick up packages from one of 75 Amazon delivery stations,
those owners would be in charge of their own delivery service to
get Amazon packages where they need to go.
vigils can start their own package delivery business with
as little as $10,000 and earn up to $300,000 operating and
delivery fleet of 40 vehicles.
Amazon says it's not replacing UPS or FedEx it just has more
work than the drivers can handle.
It's gonna be interesting. It's sort of like the Uber zation of
the delivery service.
Exactly maintenance how many people jump on that? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, I'm gonna jump
right on that can't wait to start my own Amazon delivery van
service. i There are people who use their own van to drive
Amazon packages around Austin. I know because I've seen them.
I've seen them they haven't been here too. Yeah, I haven't seen
the Amazon van but they showed it in the video. He has a blue
van with the prime thing on the side smiley face a dizzy by the
face this name sneer it's a sneer. This really sneering at
you. Yes, you're in now you take another look at my face to get a
bit as a sneer.
It's not talked about a lot but I'm very curious to see what
Bezos and Buffett are going to do with health care you know
they got their Bruin on something really big. Well,
swanky CEO in there and everything. Yeah, they expect to
take over this was mostly about drug delivery.
The zip sunk the stocks of CVS and Walgreens boots and the
other the other operation Yeah, they took a good hit. Yeah,
which makes you know who knows? I don't know those guys. Yeah,
and those guys there's no problem is you can only keep so
many balls in the air. Yeah, I hear you. I know. Especially
balls are huge.
Couple social justice warrior updates, just so we can keep up
with the with the times. Yeah, stuff we should be saying and
doing so we don't offend people unnecessarily. We have to be
careful. Very careful. Jazz Jennings. Jazz Jennings is a
transgender activist. Jolly very hope high profile teen activist.
And Jazz Jazz did start out and documentary I am jazz. Let's
just like this is like an ongoing documentary. So Jazz
Jennings has has completed zero transition. But you have to know
how to say it right? Oh, what because what would you call
this?
This procedure?
If you have your gender changed, what is the what is the proper
way to describe that kind of procedure medical procedure?
Well, I think the way they call is gender reassignment. Ah,
that is the old thing, goodness of divorce. Oh, no, I think is
the old thinking. Yes, I too, I will freely admit, my younger
man that you
still old and white and says
gender confirmation surgery is the new term confirmation
surgery.
Don't you love that? Gender confirmation
surgery.
And Gina is gonna send me some examples. But she says twice now
already. She has received email. Now she's in the marketing
marketing communications business. She's the Chief
Marketing Officer here of Ronald McDonald House, who, who has
received multiple emails where people put their preferred
pronouns in their email signature.
Oh, how you do that?
You just put in their preferred pronoun. But here's the kicker,
the one that she that she told me about, and she says she has a
couple of sending them to me. preferred pronoun was
her hers. And she just, you know, straight up cisgender
you shouldn't have to do that. If you're straight up cisgender
assume it's virtue
signaling of the highest order. All right,
this is like that old story I told a couple of times on the
show about the copy editor
that at a
virtue signaling operation that wouldn't let them use the word
representative. You had to use the word spokesperson.
Well, yeah, exactly.
Exactly. Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, I think we should start doing that. But I want to I'm
gonna put crazy pronouns in there.
While we might set a new pronouns, who says that we only
have to stick to the Jones we don't we're completely free.
My pronoun is podcaster.
Okay, okay. podcaster. All right. Host co host host this
was the most
this is you see Nancy Pelosi having an episode.
But if somebody wanted to. Just edited myself. I'm not gonna say
it. I think the Nancy Pelosi thing was just so what? It
wasn't anything good.
Really. You didn't think of that? Did you get the edited
version of her just slurring and saying all kinds of
sounds like she was plastered? I don't know. Is
it? Is she plastered or is it? Is it just like Alzheimer's?
Could it be early onset?
Alzheimer's is a memory
failure problem more than it is slurring. I believe I couldn't
be wrong maybe of Alzheimer's people slur, but she's just like
slopping around. This has been going on for years. And we do
know that somebody in the in the House of Representatives has
Alzheimer's to get this drug delivery of Alzheimer's. But it
doesn't necessarily have to be heard. But it makes logical
sense that it is
well even though you don't think it was all that I'll play it.
It's just a minute
last week, so everyone futures hit a nine year low. So I've
been born. soybean futures hit a nine year low pork producers,
corn growers and weak Robert was a real link to that so far this
week, the Supreme Court's radical Janus decision will have
drastic, disparate, destructive and long standing impacts, they
have reduced the leverage of workers in our country with
their leverage for again, collective bargaining raised the
standard. So here we are. We have a better deal with the raw
deal. We have a better deal, but I've also disagreed with Justice
Kennedy's interpretation of the Constitution. Make no mistakes.
Mistake 120 130 120 530 million Americans have pre existing
conditions. Uh huh. So our proven our history on this is
once you
try to say provenance you think are probably not gonna say
provenance. Yeah. And then she just can't get it
out history. Well, you know, I've had trouble saying
provenance every once in a while.
Defending Nancy, nice
Trove. And all our history on this is one that has been solid.
Here's my quiz. You might repeat your question because it was in
the same line, I think. repeat your
question. Come on. That's funny. Yeah, a lot of people got a kick
out of the repeat. The whole thing was leading to that one
line. It was just never got far enough for my
goodness, it was good enough for like reboot, reboot that. Well,
she had didn't have a teleprompter. So
I understand. All right Johnny Boy,
I think we are probably it is a show days we have to turn off
the show and go rush straight away and see what's going on in
the world. Some there's always something going on. You got to
last clip first play us out.
Why do you have the controlled burn clip, which is a two minute
clip and it's about his horrible story in Florida. But it's kind
of a downer is a Debbie Downer story, but I think it's worth
playing because they also have they got to use this CBS This
CBS they love to go into the South or someplace where people
can't talk like this and you don't really now I'll tell you
it was a real bad thing. A dog it ran out though. Dan got hit
by a train there. And you know what I'm saying? Don't you there
has to be a controlled burn a fire deliberately set to prevent
future wildfires. It ended up burning much more than planned,
including dozens of homes in the Florida Panhandle town of
Eastpointe Omar via Francos there.
Glen Woodall says he only had minutes to save his pets and
himself when the Lime Rock wildfire approached his property
was in my backyard. I grabbed found a puppy that was better
and better. And I got it. And then I had no time to get
nothing.
Woodall is one of 36 homeowners in this Franklin County
community who lost everything
and it all got burned up no stove refrigerator at home nine
year old.
Florida's Agriculture Commissioner blames a local
company that was hired by the Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission to conduct a controlled burn. The
fire was supposed to only burn 480 acres, but ended up poaching
more than 800. The company started the control burn on June
18. Six days later, this East Point neighborhood was engulfed
in flames. It took two days for the firefighters to control the
flames and still parts of the neighborhood are smoldering.
There should have been somebody out here watching that fire at
all times. In his statement the Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission said they have suspended our
prescribed fire programs statewide and the Inspector
General has begun an investigation homeowner Penny
Brian wants the state to pay for everything she lost.
And we hear they don't replace this shaves and stuff like that.
That ain't rot that should replace everything.
Damage like this is apparent all across this neighborhood. People
say the fire popped up as fast as a Florida thunderstorm and
one man told me that he has not heard anything from the state of
Florida and the only people that are helping are the Salvation
Army and neighbors
Jeff what a story Omar insane to believe that happened Thank you
very much from East Point Florida
was a bomber Yeah no kidding Wow. Award Yeah, yeah,
well then I'll then I'll play is something fun to get us out.
A hit piece.
Oh, well hit piece hit piece by a hit piece by the Humane
Society.
McDonald's calls them happy meals. Are they more like
unhappy meals? Abuse and suffering that standard of many
factory farms. Animals genetically selected. To large
it's fighting say uplifting. I said it was funny.
manipulated to grow too large too fast. broken legs. painful
injuries crammed into warehouses. Burger King subway
and others are fixing these problems. McDonald's can to take
action and unhappy meals.com
Man those guys are getting hammered. On the aisles.com
Told you it was funny. It was funny. It was funny, but it was
a downer. It wasn't down well what can I do? Then we need to
get into more uplifting stories and make it happy news. Well I
got some happy end of show mixes 304 We got sub seven zero
playing some classics for you today. And we will return with
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