Think of your health man. Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Sunday,
July 8 2018. This is your award winning get my nation media
assassination episode 1049
This is no agenda
with an eye on the prize for a Brexit World Cup and
broadcasting live from the capital of the drove star. Stay
here downtown Austin chaos in the colonial era in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where it's really hot. I'm John
C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill
is hot everywhere except Texas right now. The UK is burning up
they're gonna die.
I feel your burn up over May's decision to like cave to the EU.
What do you mean? She's gonna give it up? She's gonna she's
going down hill.
They need to they need to do over how we predicted that
immediately. Did we not? Oh, yeah, I need to do over but the
Brexit World Cup looks like it's it's in play. For Well, it's
playing no matter who wins. I made it as long as England
beats. Who's the next challenger or Croatia Croatian. So England
will beat Croatia because there's no money in Croatia get
into the fine this.
There's nothing. There's nothing. No. By the way. I saw
both matches yesterday. So England, Sweden. And I thought
the Russia Croatia match, you know, for all of the boringness.
That is football. I thought it was a damn good show. I liked
it.
I liked the doubleheader that went into it.
Yeah. into the net. We call that a goal. Yeah, whatever. The net.
So yeah, he got home run out of a rocket. So yeah, I saw the
highlights. I don't get
oh no. It was fantastic down to the wire over time for
penalties.
And here's here's a question for you Are these penalty kicks at
the end?
Well, if you have a tie score after a 30 minute extension,
then it's a quarterfinal. Or it's
where they show up a worry they will who's being penalized. Why
are they penalty kicks?
That's okay. You're being literal about everything.
It says penalty. They say penalty kick around with a one
or the penalty kick who was the penalty against it's
against them for taking too long to finish the game? Hmm. That's
why it's, oh, it's just a description of where you placed
the ball. And it's just, you know, one, one kicker against
the goalie
just know what it is. But why is it called a penalty kick?
Well, why is it a one hour? Why is it one hour dry cleaning when
it takes two days?
Well, it's just the name of ah, there we go.
Exactly. It's just the name of the place. So first, I thought,
you know, if Russia wins, then we'd have the novice shock world
club, and there would have been riots. That would I mean, I was
really rooting for the Russkies, but they wouldn't. Croatia was
just better, plain and simple. I thought they were better.
Well, the Russian team was not a good team was ranked seventh
eighth or something. So Croatia was a better team just by just
by numbers. Ranking they
do by numbers alone.
Exactly. But so so this is going to be a winner no matter what,
because it's France versus Belgium. Which would
also be either way fun because we have the French speaking part
of Belgium, the Walloons, and we have the flute the Flemish part.
No, but what I'm saying is that no matter who wins that is still
a Brexit
final. No matter how
much you think Britain versus France is pretty close. Yeah.
Of course, but they have to steal they have to be Croatia.
It's not a shoo
in. Yeah, no, no, no. Oh, Britain. breakbeat and Croatia,
England, England. Again, there's no money.
It does look like this was set up to be a Brexit World Cup
final does I just feel that way.
There's no money in Croatia get to the finals. No one's gonna
watch you're gonna lose a lot of money. So there's going to be
there's no way they can win that match. This is rigged. Haha.
Well done, though. They need it because the ratings are down
dramatic, dramatically 48% down, which we can blame on Trump. And
yet, we can blame it on Trump. That he's ruined the soccer
ratings.
Yeah, of course. It's Trump's fault.
We're way too excited about you know, kids in cages, and all
kinds of stuff like this. And well go on. Well, I was gonna
say that Pompeo got back from his his high level meeting and
NoCo the no CO meeting and I was I got one person who had
translated the North Korean news agency actually is the Korean
Central News Agency. Can a see okay, yeah. Yeah. Can AC that's
what was actually said because the press had there was three
types of reports only have two of them I have clips from the
kind of the objective one that came out of PBS. And then they
kind of oddly,
every, here's what I found, John, every everybody pointed
toward the Associated Press version of the translation,
which was really done without context of Koreans in general
North Korea in particular. According to a native North
Korean ways,
but hold on this back up and and explain what the controversy is
about that year. Okay.
So here is the AP. And this is from Matt Lee, our boy Matt Lee.
He may actually I think he travels with Pompeo these days,
after talks in Korea accuses us of quote, gangster like demands.
And in this letter, which now the The Korean Central News
Agency website is impossible to navigate, you know, only on On
one occasion, was actually able to click into their stupid
iframe to get the whole English version of the text. And then I
couldn't get it to it anymore, just had the first paragraph.
But I did read the whole thing. It's quite lengthy. And the
translation from what I understand from native speakers
of rubber, like tactics, somehow was translated by the central
Korean Central News Agency as gangster like tactics, which is
very different. But this is also the way I understand and I have
some standing within the family. This is how North Korea
negotiates Trump says I'm gonna blow you up you know, that's
kind of his way of doing it my buttons bigger than yours and it
works. And the North Koreans go like, Oh, you know, where you
guys suck? You can't we were ready to go. We want to do all
this. All the things you want to you weren't you were kind of
like just wanting all your stuff for yourself. But we love our
leaders they'll fix it's all gonna be good. That's that's
pretty much the translation the way I think it is in context.
Does that make sense?
Yeah, I actually does. And it sure makes a lot more sense and
listening to the left wing news media going on and on about oh,
they blew it. Blow it wrong. Again, trying to do it. There
were suckered
wrong again, Trump. I really want to take it literally. But,
you know, native North Korean speakers are definitely saying
that it's the translation of whatever the term is, is not
gangster like but robber like, and that this is very typical,
from unnamed spokespeople in North Korea. This is kind of
what they do. Yeah,
well, I don't think we should be too shocked. What do I have
here? I've got two clips to kind of wrap this up from the news
media's perspective. Okay. I get so many clips is ridiculous.
There's no reason for like Pompeo is here. Yeah, there you
go. Let's go with the let's go into the NBC version of the one
I just got some nonsense in it that's just designed to make
Trump look like an idiot
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in North Korea tonight, a
critical test of whether Kim Jong Moon is really ready to
give up his weapons and now reports that President Trump may
also be testing Kim's sense of humor by sending him a CD of
Elton John's Rocket Man once Mr. Trump's favorite insult for the
North Korean dictator. We get the latest from Chief foreign
affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell,
Secretary of State Pompeo on his third trip to North Korea his
first since the summit. And one more time and this time maybe
bearing gifts reports that Pompeo is bringing Kim Jong on a
letter from President Trump and a CD of Elton John's Rocket Man
on paying laughing but no denial, a dramatic turnaround
little rocket man, Pompeo is mission nailing down Kim Jong
Un's promise to give up his nuclear weapons. After reports
first on NBC News that intelligence agencies say he is
expanding his arsenal, fueling criticism that President Trump
was too chummy with him.
They said he's too tough. He's going to cause a war. It's too
tough.
He's too nice.
This raising the stakes for Pompeo.
Step number one is a full declaration of your program with
an agreement to intrusive verification. If you don't get
that you've got nothing period.
The Secretary also hoping the North will return the remains of
some 200 American soldiers missing since the Korean War.
Even though the President has said Kim already did that. But
none have been returned. Since this trip we covered in 2007 and
emotional issue for the Sisters of US Army Sergeant Victor
gharani.
It would mean a great deal to us to know that his remains were
discovered and identified and laid to rest on US soil.
The family has a headstone at Arlington hoping his remains
will be returned this time. Andrea Mitchell, NBC News,
Washington.
I'm confused about this. The last time we checked this, there
have already been multiple remains. He's returned. That's
my understanding to the UK as well. Interestingly, he's
to be further checked.
I mean, there are photos and doesn't mean anything because
it's the internet and seems like these are reputable
organizations is photos of families with no with coffins
coming back.
Well, if there's any truth to that, then this report is
extremely
well, there's more issues with that report. Yes,
there's a lot of issues.
And the big thing is this phony baloney NBC report, which came
from that CIA asset who was fired from the LA Times,
everyone keeps reporting. And by the way, if you listen to MSNBC
and haven't on during the days, it's just so much that I just
kind of forget to clip it as so much. They keep talking about
intelligence. Now, you know, the US intelligence says, but they
haven't said anything. There's no public statement, it was five
unnamed sources only to NBC. And that is now quoted by everybody,
as facts. And that was all there. They're expanding,
quoting to NBC, because NBC is
the one of the ones who reported making it. Yeah, hey, those guys
made it up, we might as well report, which is the best way
for intelligence to get information into the system. You
can always refer to some other quasi reputable organization
such as NBC News. And as long as you can keep doing that, and the
same thing with this gangster thing, everyone's referring to
the AP report. No one has any original reporting on it. And
then the Rocket Man thing. My understanding is when they were
meeting, Kim Jong Moon said to the president, why do you call
me Rocket Man what's, you know? Is there a joke there? And
that's why the CD was sent along.
Oh, I didn't know that. But that makes nothing but sense.
And well, and we know this because this show, huh? I don't
know, seven, eight years ago, came up with a list for my uncle
to take to give a bundle of DVDs to Kim Jong Hoon?
You remember that? vaguely,
we came up with movie titles, blazing Blazing Saddles, we had
clear and present danger. We had a couple of other classics in
there. And some of them, I'm quite sure made it into the
Bumble. I don't know about Blazing Saddles, but
blazing,
if you want to understand American humor, which of course
has changed since then. But I think that was
it. I don't think it's changed that much. And I want to say
something as we put as we listened to his clips today,
because I've noticed this with a lot of clips, and I'm starting
to see this as a trend. And that clip that you played that you
actually laughed at that little moment where Trump is writing
the media for saying he's too tough, he's too soft, too soft.
They are good. I'm beginning to see this and you can maybe see
it or not see it or anybody out there can to the media is doing
what it did to get Trump elected.
Just just reporting on everything without rage.
Yeah. And and when I go to the next series of clips from ABC,
which would Montana's speech, there now covering his speeches,
he's been doing these speeches every couple of weeks, some
place or other, and they've been going on before he got elected
president, he would do these vision. We've listened to a
couple of them, they're about 45 minutes to an hour long. And if
you listen to a whole speech, it exists. It does have a it's
stylish, entire speech. At the beginning, we talked about this
in 20, early part of 2016 he couldn't do an hour he was
getting about a half an hour done then repeating himself a
lot. Right. And you actually went to see a speech and and the
speeches are draw huge audience and, and he is working on his
material like once, but he's like a comedy.
He was in rare form in Montana. I thought he was so jacked up. I
mean, he was super hyperkinetic. I can't understand my John
Kelly's like a man I gotta quit this job. Who can keep up with
this monster. He and he was Wow, he was just bad. I kind of
expected him to really mess up. He was so on fire with just his
his adrenaline. But I think he once again made a very
entertaining show. You sit there, Tina, and I do this on a
watch that will watch them talking like, that's our
president. Like he's not crazy. And then we're like, you can't
help but saying that he's pretty entertaining though. is better
than anything else on TV at that moment.
I have listened to two whole speeches and parts of others. I
didn't hear the whole Montana speech. But when you if you
listen to them from beginning to end, it's it's a rich, valuable.
It's like I don't feel I've wasted my time, John.
He's five years older than you are. Or six, six years older
than you are. Think of the energy you're gonna have in six
years from now.
No. Yeah, yeah. All jacked up. Now think so. Now here is the
here is the PBS report, which is the Pompeo update, and this
doesn't have any of the nonsense in it. It's about half the
length. In fact, what is the length 28 seconds 28 seconds.
This is the title report.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrived in North Korea today for
more high level talks aimed at dismantling the country's
nuclear weapons program. President Trump left a historic
summit last month with a broad commitment from North Korean
leader Kim Jong on to denuclearize. But Pompeo said he
hopes to quote fill in the details. The Secretary of State
will stay overnight in Pyongyang. It is unknown whether
he will meet with Kim himself. Oh, well, that
is of course just before the meeting though they didn't have
to get the second one but it's they didn't go on about NB C's
intelligence and board of XDR. They're still working, they're
digging holes are making this
the grind the grind in nuclear material spinning.
But all right point is that NBC is really at the bottom of the
barrel, ABC must feel a little lacks. And so they did. This is
the five parter I've got here which is five short clips. And I
want you to take if you can take notes, because what this is,
this is one of the most, I'd say egregious series of lies that
people are always talking about. Again, you You are what you say
others are is a classic example in this particular report where
we're John Karl goes off the deep end and I want you to
listen I got his cut cut up in such a way so that you can take
notes as we go along. So we can check what they were going to
check. Fact check them as they go along with their own proofs.
Oh, I need to find so let's I need to get my paper, huh.
All right. I'm ready. Okay, this is the this is the intro with
Tom Yamas. And this is ABC Montana report. One President
Trump is spending the weekend making his final decision on a
Supreme Court nominee. At a rally in Montana last night. He
told supporters his pick will make them extremely happy. The
President's speech there was especially feisty taking aim at
the me to movement and a former president's charity while
praising Vladimir Putin. Here's ABC chief White House
correspondent Jonathan Karl.
Okay, now a couple of things. He says. He's feisty praises he
says praises Putin.
Well, it's alliteration. So it's fair game.
Praises Putin. But then he says, I get you know how many pens I
have that don't work. It's unbelievable. You should
toss them out. I do. And they come back. Yeah.
Come socks never do that.
Praises Putin. And then the last one was takes aim at a former
presidents charity. Yeah.
You heard that? Did I hear that during the speech?
No, duh, right there. We're just analyzing what you're saying.
Yes. Yeah. I heard that. And he says taking aim at a former
presidents charity. Yes. What he said yes. So we now have to
assume your notion that there's a chair now. It's not that you
clicked on it. But we have to assume that a charity is somehow
involved in what's to follow. Let's go to clip two.
It was the most unusual speech for a President of the United
States first lavishing praise on an American adversary,
you know, President Putin is KGB and this.
How was that phrase
POTUS? Fine. He's fine. We're all fine.
And for most of the rest of the speech, lashing out it just
about everybody else.
Okay, yes, I heard I heard a fact check false in that one
check false.
That was not praise.
He says, lavish, not just praising rubbishing lavishing
praise, which is what the viewer was always lavishing praise he's
lavishing praise and then they cut to a clip where all Trump
says is that Putin is fine. Yeah. And if we remember George
George Carlin's old bit about the word fine, which I would
like to have who
I don't, I don't I don't I don't know this. This
goes on and it says I'm fine. It's the stupidest thing you can
say to somebody dime five,
I gotta find it.
I gotta find this. He goes on and on about how I'm fine is
like an insult. So so whatever you however you look at it from
the door. his current perspective or from a normal
person's perspective, what we heard was nothing. It was not
lavishing praise. No, certainly not. And then he cuts to now he
starts lashing out. And by the way, he starts his premise in
there at the beginning of this short clip he says it's one of
the most unusual things the President has ever done. He does
this speech every time constantly. Yeah. And apparently
John Carl's never been to one. That's what I'm thinking because
he's never seen anything like it in his life. Because nobody has
I don't even know John Karl is so I'll use if you saw his face,
you can look him up. And look at his face. Oh, yeah. See, this
guy's a correspondent for a for ABC has been there forever. And
he apparently hates Trump. So anyway, so nice, is he's lashing
out. So we're gonna hear lashing out after heaping praise, we're
gonna hear lashing,
I better brace myself, if he's lashing out. I don't want it to
hit me in the face. And for
most of the rest of the speech, lashing out at just about
everybody else, even 94 year old former Republican President
George HW Bush, and his slogan meant to promote volunteerism,
1000 Points of Light. I never quite got that one. So what the
hell is that?
And just days before he travels to Europe to meet with America's
NATO allies,
this, I'll see NATO and I'm going to tell NATO, you got to
start paying your bills with us bucks into paying for the whole
thing.
Yeah, yeah. quite exaggerated.
Where's the lashing out?
And the 1000 points of light was not a charity.
As it was introduced in the opening of the segment by Yamas,
he says it's a charity. Just don't charity here. Oh, that was
this. This is some of the worst. This is, by the way I can do
this daily. This is classic mainstream media. And they talk
about Trump being a liar again. I am what I say you are.
Being yourself multicopter to health
is these guys. And this is just this is where's the lashing out?
He just says he lashing out at himself because we're the
schmucks paying for NATO. Yeah. Okay, so we go on, so it doesn't
end there.
No. Why? Why did I not expect it to end?
clip for the president added a new twist to his attack on a
familiar target. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who wants a
new target?
Twist, no twist on an old target. Oh,
I'm sorry. I misunderstood that
President added a new twist to his attack on a familiar target.
Senator Elizabeth Warren, who wants claimed without proof to
have Native American heritage.
Let's say I'm debating Pocahontas, right. I promise
you, I'll do this. I will take you know those little kits they
sell on television for $2. Learn your heritage.
And then he compounded his attack on Senator Warren. By
mocking the me to movement,
we will take that little kit and say, but we have to do it
gently. Because when the meet two generations who have to be
very gentle. And we will very gently take that kit. And we
will slowly toss it. Hoping it doesn't hit her and injure her
arm.
Yeah. Okay. First I want to say when I saw this, when I saw him
say this, like $2 these things or $90 or $60, he has zero idea
what these things cost?
To do nobody has an idea or not.
But I'm just saying I thought that was very odd.
Well, he was just demeaning it is but by using that that
number. Like it's just a cheap piece of crap as far as he's
concerned, right. But this will be healed called out because
this is a blatant lie. Which is exactly what you just said.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Of course. He also he also he didn't say that
he didn't mock the me to movement. He was talking about
the millennial generation that's very different.
By mocking the metoo movement, or by saying a McSteamy. To
movement, that NBC report reflects the exact wordage exact
wordage that you could find in salon and alter net. app I was
looking around in that I was just checking this out. And
AlterNet is the one who promoted mocking the me to movement. This
is a left wing operation that hates Trump. Yes. Is that where
ABC is getting its stuff?
No, you know, the more I see this take place, the more I
realize that people are just denying what they're hearing.
This is part of the dimensional issue on both sides. But of
course the media is what we see most of the time. And the words
come in and that just translate different in the brain. It's the
same it's part of the no nations are no borders versus open
borders. They they can read the words yet It translates to
something else in their head.
That no other explanation for it. You think that they
know that I'm sure that John Karl is not
just an incompetent liar. Exactly. But
but that's but if you break it down, look where I'm doing you
it sounds like he is. Yeah. So but yeah, you're probably I
mean, that's exactly they're hearing Trump saying, you know,
target is.
If your brain is looking for outrage, you're going to find
it. And the minute you hear it, because I have I have the
capability to straddle when I heard him saying, I'm like, Oh,
this is gonna be a problem. Because you know, this is
messing with the me to movement. And I will say, No, I was gonna
say that only when I really went back and listen, even me a
second time does it always hit me to generation the splits very
specifically different. And by the way, Obama was the king of
doing this making you think something, you could catch him
on the words and he went back on Oh, shit, he said it exactly
that way. Obama was very good at this too.
But again, I'm going to point out that the stuff that they're
playing, because they're outraged, is actually appealing
to I think a large part of the population. And I think he's
there to bring up the Republican voter. They're going to give
these guys keep this up. If they don't just shut up about Trump.
They're not going to get anywhere in this in this
expected to take over the House and Senate.
Yeah, I think I think that's a very good point. It's the same
formula they're applying. And now it's even it's fueled even
more by the ROB Reiner's of the world who desperately want the
platform to continue to do it, which is exactly counter
counteractive to their mission.
Yeah, yeah, it's self defeating. That's
a good point. That's a that's an outstanding thing.
And you are going to see more and more of it as we as we
listen to these clips because they're going to play clips that
are kind of interesting. I listened to that last clip about
tossing the the $2 kid over to a very gently so it doesn't hurt
her as as a kind of a amusing and
if I'm sad day to day, no one seemed to want to play the whole
gag because the whole gag right up to the Trump will give you a
million dollars if you if you take the test. The whole the
whole bit was funny. Yeah. And the crowd loved it. It was a it
was a funny bit, but not had to chop it off and pull it out of
context and pull out the me two things. It was too bad because
they could have actually done better for themselves.
They're not gonna do it. Okay, so let's wrap it with except
five.
Warren hit back on Twitter, hate Donald Trump, while you obsess
over my genes. Your administration is conducting DNA
tests on little kids because you ripped them from their Mama's
and you are too incompetent to reunite them.
And the President with a big weekend ahead at his Bedminster
estate getting down to the wire on that Supreme Court decision,
John.
He's going to be having dinner tonight Tom with Vice President
Pence out there at Bedminster certainly talking about his pick
that I am told he will make over the weekend. He's also going to
be taking calls from key outside advisors and key members of the
Senate. But Tom the big announcement will come primetime
on Monday. And this White House if it was like last time we want
it to be a surprise when the President walks in with his pick
for the Supreme Court.
But we'll still monitor all the tweets and everything he says
over the weekend. Alright Jonathan, thanks so much.
I'm glad someone's doing that monitor those tweets boss it's
good to know how do you start off there was something funny
about the start of that clip what do you say at the beginning
there
I don't remember any
hit back I about worn that Porsche hit back this this is
this is one that we I think we talked about in the last show
where you know everyone's all DNA is great T and DNA is
fantastic. You know CSI we believe it the jury pool has
been corrupted by the belief in DNA. Now we have rapid DNA. It's
been this it's been great. It's gotten people out of jail who
were there for years who didn't believe it. What you want to
check children's DNA if they belong to the people who are
waiting you you auger you rip the children you take their DNA.
It's the if you believe in rapid DNA and we've been led to
believe it does work through producers who are involved in
the field in the business in the biz. That that's that's
fantastic. You can save a child from being trafficked.
i The Democrats do not want to talk about the trafficking
issue.
No clearly they don't clearly they don't Well, I think what
we're seeing there's this No, no nation no no borders, open
borders.
I think I have the no borders, no nations. This is something
weak you can use anytime you want. Ah Is this like an ISO
type thing? Asia is no borders, no nations. No borders, no
nation. There was a usable by everybody. It's
very, very usable, highly usable. Have a couple of funny
clips about the kids in cages stuff which still kind of
continues. I think we're kind of interested that we're already on
to other things in this new rotation. This is this was a fun
report.
This door is just in a federal judge has agreed to delay a
meeting about extending her court order deadline to reunite
100 children under the age of five with their parents. She
reportedly granted the extension because the Trump administration
lawyer has dogs sitting responsibilities this weekend.
The Trump administration had already asked the judge for more
time to reunite the families. The judges earlier court ruling
said all children under five must be reunited by this coming
Tuesday. And all other miners by July 26.
I don't know why he said miners are the most confusing. Miners
There you go miners, but seriously, miners Yeah, miners?
Yeah, I got it. No, seriously. We had to delay it because I
have dogs eating duties. This is my universes colliding, baby.
Hey dogs, man dogs, two dogs are people to people to man. I don't
care what you say. And it's just the people to the dog sitting is
prioritizes over kids.
Well, yeah, they're so cute. Dogs I was in in the
supermarket. And there was a dog walker with a dog from my
building. And I know because it's a collie that looks like a
collar Crossman a collie and a Dalmatian because it's white
white and black spots very very printed on Ollie Yeah, very
pretty dog breed dead dog. He's got two kind of different color
yellow eyes. And he recognized me it was that was I looked at
him like Hey, I know he went you're the guy with this app put
it together to watch the dog days or the Zapper. Oh, yes.
The guy that whistle. Yeah,
he looked at me like I know who you are. Make that sound again,
because you know I'm not gonna bark from it. Let's see what
else. Oh, yeah. So then there was another story which didn't
really get legs. I think that it's still being used now. You
know as a as a truth as a fact that Trump is throwing
immigrants out of the military. He's so horrible. He's purging
he's
getting rid of them. urgings a good word they don't use it
enough. Well Oh, well they should is that refers to refers
to Stalin.
And it turns out that that's the Pentagon's like, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on a second, or is
both bull cross
military recruiting program, which provided a fast track to
American citizenship was set up after 911 by President Bush when
the military needed immigrants with certain special language
skills, especially after the surge into Iraq and Afghanistan.
It was known by its acronym Magni. Since then 110,000
immigrants hoping to serve in the US military have become
naturalized citizens through the program, which was suspended
last September, amidst concerns that the Defense Department
could not properly vet those who were volunteering for basic
training with the promise of Fast Track citizenship. The AP
story entitled US Army quietly discharging immigrant recruits,
quotes a retired US Army colonel who helped set up the program.
She has since become an immigration lawyer and says that
about 40 recruits who were hoping to obtain naturalization
had been abruptly dismissed. A senior US defense official tells
fox that in fact, there is no new policy when it comes to
these recruits, but that the 40 in question had issues with
their security clearances. Foxes learned that most of those in
question were from China, Pakistan and Iran. These were
the hardest cases one US official told Fox. According to
statistics provided by the US military 5000 immigrants were
recruited into the program in 2016. And though it is currently
suspended, there are 10,000 currently serving. A statement
from the US Army explains why some have recently been
discharged. Quote, any recruit who receives an unfavorable
security screening is deemed unsuitable for military service
and is administratively discharged. Bottom line, Dana,
if you can't pass the background check. You are not getting into
the US military. Both Republicans and Democrats on the
Armed Services committees have expressed concerns in the past
about the program, which is currently under review by the
Defense Department.
And there you go. And
that's a lot different than the stories that they're promoting.
It's also there's nurse purging them left and right they're just
pulling them out and there's no there's
no Mexicans there. purging from the military. And by the way,
the number one group of illegal immigrants in the United States
are Chinese.
Which I didn't know.
Well, if you live around here when surprise you
got flown around there, believe me. I don't like flying in the
California airspace you cannot understand the other pilots.
Especially the students on the weekend.
Yeah, this is bad.
For a cloak. There was one more this summer that this is another
meme that it's I don't exactly know who's trying to pull this
one about Anne, Frank. Polina and Frank tried to immigrate to
the US, but was denied. And look what happened to her.
I don't believe that
now. It's a complete bull crap. You know, she had papers at the
Rotterdam embassy, which Rotterdam was blown up,
including all her papers, or dad's papers. But that's kind of
you know, it's just another, tie it into Hitler, Holocaust, do
whatever you want to do. And I think, well, I wanted to play
the couple clips here, because this goes to that you really
opened up my eyes and ears with it. The difference between no
borders and open borders, or I should say open borders and no
borders, because it's clearly two different things. And I'm
pretty sure there's also two different groups doing this. And
you called it a plague or a virus or something and you may
be right. First, I don't think we need to look I have no
background to hear. This is the rise of the New York City
democratic socialists of America. This is the group that
what's her name? Ocasio Cortez, it her name is too long.
Everyone's struggling with this in the media, because it has to
be issues AOC I think AOC are let's just call her her. What's
her name? Alexandria,
Ali. Hey, I can't remember I can't remember the cast. You
know that.
AOC Oh, AOC. From now on.
It's Bernie Sanders helped put them on the map. But now the
group seems to be on everyone's lips. Here in the city.
You were endorsed by a group the democratic socialists the
Democratic
Socialist New York City Chapter was instrumental and Alexandria
Ocasio Cortez is upset when providing hundreds of volunteers
to Canvas for her. Now many observers are asking what
exactly democratic socialism means
the definition of democratic socialism to me again, is, is
the fact that in a modern moral and wealthy society, no American
should be too poor to live. The group's
priorities include issues like universal health care, labor
rights, and in recent weeks, the movement to abolish US customs
and immigration enforcement known as ice. It's an activist
group rather than a political party. And it's very picky and
choosing candidates to get behind we
when we endorse someone, we don't just do a paper
endorsement, we send an army
that army is holding its fire in some of this year's hotly
contested state primaries. The group is not endorsing any of
the progressive challengers to former members of the
Independent Democratic Conference or IDC, which helps
keep Republicans in power in the State Senate. And it has yet to
decide whether to back candidate for governor Cynthia Nixon. For
now its only endorsed candidate is Julia Salazar, who is trying
to unseat longtime Brooklyn state senator martin Dylon,
it's an incumbent who takes a huge amount of money from real
estate interests, has been in power for for decades is sort of
an ossified creature of the old Democratic machine.
Ocasio Cortez victory bodes well for Salazar, who's seen a spike
in fundraising since last week.
And now before I go to my next clip, and the no name, no open
borders versus no borders. You did a little deconstruction of
the candidates in New York, the female candidates in New York in
the newsletter, you want to talk about that? Since those
No No, those are the did a deconstruction of the of the
five women that have been isolated as those that are
acceptable by the Democratic Party to run for president ah,
Okay, gotcha.
Who was this Jumoke then this woman? Salazar? I don't know.
Well, she I guess she's also part of the DSA. 10, even though
was the thing, and you know, they've been endorsed by Bernie
Sanders. But when you talk to Bernie Sanders, he not only does
he doesn't speak of no borders, he speaks of open borders, but
he has a completely different take on that. Whereas I would
think you have the you've got Democrats who want no borders. I
mean, open borders, and you have the democratic socialists who
want open borders.
I'm not gonna totally agree with that.
Well, Bernie Sanders doesn't agree either listen to this,
something that is in what you said about being a Democratic
socialist is a more international view. But I think
if you take global poverty that seriously it leads you to
conclusions that in the US are considered out of political
bounds things like sharply race In the level of immigration, we
permit even up to the up to a level of open borders about
sharply and open borders, ornate open boxes. That's the Koch
brothers proposal. Of course, I mean, that's a right wing
proposal, which says essentially, there is no United
States but anybody would make the global poor richer, wouldn't
it did make everybody in America, Portland, you're doing
away with, with the concept of a nation state. And I don't think
there's any country in the world, which believes in that.
If you believe in a nation state, or a country called the
United States, or UK or Denmark or any other country, you will
have an obligation in my view to do everything we can to help
poor people. What right wing people in this country would
love is an open border policy where
he says it's a right wing policy.
Okay, well, here's, here's what I can get out of this. What he
is saying is that what he is referring to is the globalist
overall concept of no borders, right? The way the same way
Hillary Clinton said she would dream of a day in the future
where there would be no borders from the tip of South America,
to the top of Canada, no borders anywhere, there's no borders.
And that and that's kind of feeds into the globalist idea
where there's one world government you don't need
borders, if those one world government, the whole thing,
good, you know, the referring to the EU's experiment, which has
no borders, supposedly, and so so you can blame that on the
right wing. But but the most recent I looked into, by the
way, I'm trying to find the origin of these people that are
with these with these no borders, no, this no that. And
it seems to stem from European and archivists hmm. And so the
whole no borders thing is really comes out of Europe, a lot of it
comes out of the UK, because the UK Chris, they're the ones that
they were there to remain errs, to stay in the EU and they have
all these issues. And they're the ones they have issues.
There's a lot of noise, they make a lot of noise, and they
send they kind of spread through the IW w into the United States.
And worlds Workers Party, I believe, you know, I haven't
been able to isolate that so much. So this is Alien, these
guys who are sitting in at the ice building here in San
Francisco, and they have these crazy ideas, and they they
blather out all kinds of weird stuff is extremely Marxist. It's
really
Europe there are John provocateurs. I don't think
they think they are, oh, I
Well, it doesn't matter what they think it clearly the
Democratic Party after Hillary Clinton last fell apart and a
vacuum was created. And these fuckers got sucked up into it.
And the media is so oblate so filled with hatred of everything
Republican everything, Trump, that they're actually
propagating the message and making it sound like a good
thing while even using ink. The incorrect term No, the and it
isn't a virus and it's spreading. And people are really
into this and within smart people, John, who just don't
even think about the implication. And then the Bernie
Sanders blames on the Koch brothers is hilarious. We have a
producer working at one of the Koch brothers charity. So tell
me, tell me if that's if that's their mission? I doubt it. But
he says, Oh, they just want cheap workers. Yeah, that's for
sure.
Well, that's for sure. Absolutely.
But this also leads it was so let's just stay with one other
point, which you and I promised each other to bring up on the
show. I'm actually doing it something we discussed not on
the air. And that was AOCs campaign promise of a job
guarantee. Yeah. And this is not just a you know, everyone should
have work or anything like that. Or minimum wage. This is an
actual economic policy that I don't think has ever been ever
been tried.
I don't think so. It's all theory. Yeah,
you can look it up on the
chin glossed over there's two things about AOC that's been
glossed over one in fact, I would like to play the Chuck
Todd interview with her because I want to point out the main
thing the elephant in the room that he Chuck Chuckster didn't
bring up and it's a very softball kind of interview he's
got her in the studio for Face the Nation or meet the prime
Meet The Press He does meet the press and and then I can we can
discuss a little bit this jobs guarantee, you know, job
guarantee idea.
What do you think it's called that clip? Because
I can't feel she rambling?
Yeah, I got it. You have a timeline
in which our civil rights could potentially be further eroded.
We'll talk about some of your policy positions but generally
which is first explained this to me you're you were endorsed by a
group, the Democratic socialists and you have embraced this label
and I think the New York Times has a headline this morning this
sort of millennials embrace socialism. What is you Our
definition of
will for me, again, and and there's so much focus on this
endorsement. But I also think it's important that an important
part of my strategy, and Renee winning was building a broad
based coalition of people. So while there's a focus on this
one aspect of the coalition, and to me, you know, to answer your
question, the definition of democratic socialism to me
again, is, is the fact that in a modern moral and wealthy
society, no American should be too poor to live. And to me,
that means every working class American in this country should
have access to dignified health care should actually be able to
see a doctor without going broke, it means you should be
able to send your kids to college and trade school, if
they show if they so choose. And no person should feel precarious
in their in or in stable in their access to housing. As our
economy developed, some
Democrats are afraid of the S word. They like that social we
get to say it has older Americans hear socialism, and
they tie it to to sort of ugly governments from Europe. Yes,
yes. Do you? How do you how do you sell this to an older
generation? Well,
I think, you know, as as the clip from Schumer showed
earlier, Democrats are a big tent party, you know, I'm not
trying to impose an ideology on all, you know, several 100
Members of Congress. But I do think that once again, it's not
about selling an ism, or an ideology or a label or a color.
This is about selling our values.
Are you a Democratic socialist? Is that what you call yourself?
Or you don't want that level?
I mean, it's part of what I am. It's not all of what I am. And I
think that that's a very important distinction. I'm an
educator, I'm an organizer. And I believe that what what we're
really seeing is just a movement for health care, housing and
education in the United States.
You defeated a potential future speaker, Nancy Pelosi be that
next Speaker of the House or should be an exoneration. You
know,
once again, I want to see the options on the table. First of
all, I'm not even an elected member of Congress yet.
Secondly, we need to see what is going on. I think that it's just
premature for me to commit to any kind of decision on this. I
was just elected on Tuesday, check.
Check, check, check. Let me read you this. By
the way. At the end, she says I was just elected, she was
nominated. She was nominated to run. She said she was
like she's already in DC, what she was June. How come she isn't
with those kids in Thailand? That's where that's where you
should be right? She's
not there. She's already gone to the border in Mexico in either
Arizona.
Exactly. I mean, read this, the Wikipedia actually has a pretty
good definition of this job guarantee program.
And the thing I don't want, I want to mention the things that
Chuck Todd failed to talk about, even though he's grilling her
about being a socialist. One is that besides the jobs guarantee
thing, which we'll get into, because nobody talks about that,
so I'll give him a pass on that. But he never mentioned that she
wants to shut down ice. Well, which is, you know, as
you might say, top of top of the news, he could have done that.
I don't know why I didn't know he was because I like to get her
in that. You know, there's a bunch of these politicians that
I'd say Elizabeth Warren is one of them. And I think gig. What's
your name Gila Han get Gilligan's Island. What's her
name?
Sheila brand. Gillibrand Gillibrand.
She's one of them. And they need to be called out for this
because it's pretty. It's pretty ludicrous if you if you'd
listened. Well, Alyssa seems ludicrous if he listened to them
to the pants speech, which was very
well, I think with Chuck Todd. Once he heard I'm an educator,
and I'm an organizer. He was like, Oh, I'm done. That's my
new president. I feel good. I'm warm and fuzzy. That's Obama 2.0
right there. I'm an educator. I'm an organizer. Alright,
here's this jobs guarantee just eat this economic theory that
she
I just want to preface it by telling people you hear about
your you'll hear this a lot. Oh, jobs guarantee. And is it it's
just it seems like all they want everyone to have a job. Yeah.
Well, that's great because everybody wants no unemployment
and all the rest of the data. No, no, no, no, no. This is an
economic theory that is alien to everything you've ever known.
The economic
policy stance currently dominant around the world uses
unemployment as a policy tool to control inflation. When cost
pressures rise, the standard monetary policy carried out by
the monetary authority that would be your central bank where
the Fed tightens interest rates creating a buffer stock of
unemployed people which reduces wage demands and ultimately
inflation. When inflationary exception acceptation subside,
these people will get their jobs back. Okay. So that's the I
guess you'd call it the Keynesian system. Maybe?
Maybe not. Press the way it works today. Yeah,
in Marxian terms that will be AOC According to Wikipedia, the
unemployed serve as a reserve army of labor, then by contrast,
in a job guarantee program, a buffer stock of employed people
employed in the job guarantee program provides the same
protection against inflation without the social cost of
unemployment, hence, potentially fulfilling the dual mandate of
full employment and price stability. Now, so what they're
saying here is, people get screwed when we go through these
boom and bust cycles, and they lose their job, but then they
get them back, which is, you know, due to Central Bank
intervention, which if that sounds about right, you know,
it's kind of a whipsaw. And it's annoying if you're out of a job.
But what they're saying is employ everybody. And you can,
you know, you'll, you'll have the people to work when you have
the work. It's just they won't be out of a job, which somehow
this magic, magic money came into a place somewhere to
everybody.
They're not going to ever do this, because of a number of
reasons, ironically, unions being one of them. But Obama
kind of did stuff like this during the Earl is early years
when he had extended unemployment benefits, to for
years, some people were on unemployment forever, ever. And
this is kind of like the jobs guarantee theory
about Obama to keep these people Obama took it a step further, he
had
no minority get Obama. President, you know, he gave us
a fall.
Remember, the Obama, Obama phone? Classic.
It's an anyway, there's, if you read the Wikipedia entry, it's
pretty good look up jobs. Here it was. And it didn't have all
the economists listed, who subscribed to the idea as an
experiment. And instead of toying with the interest rates
the way we do now, to, to play with inflation, you would toy
with the, with this pool of workers that are working for the
government that come in and out of private sectors. It reminds
me a little bit of that executive services branch of the
government, which is kind of a jobs program for they these are
the guys who fill the roles of various agencies. So when the
new president comes in, and they get a bunch of people, right,
these jokers, they're professionals, they come all in
to work these jobs, and then they go back and forth. It's
kind of MMA. I mean, it's the modeling is very similar. But
that's what they're talking about. Nobody that I know of has
ever discussed this on the mainstream media, they just
accept it for the words that they think it means and didn't
even jump into it.
That means it just a nightmare. But I think from the from the
Democrat perspective, or the mainstream media perspective
that promotes Democrat policies, I think it it, it makes you look
silly to say something like jobs guarantee, because the normal
person would go step back and go, that doesn't make any sense.
Can't guarantee somebody a job. You'd have to explain the whole
the whole thesis for hate for it to make any sense whatsoever. So
I think they're hurting their cause, are we by just throwing
it out there without explanation?
We have an entire generation of children growing up who have
expectations that are have been set so poorly by their parents,
that you know, there's no disappointment. That's part of
the everyone wins. Everyone gets a trophy. You need
disappointments, you need bad times to have live a full life
and to understand what it's like to you know, to feel free and to
feel good you have if you have no measurement. So to these kids
who are like well duh, you can't make hurt my feelings. You can't
say anything bad about somebody else that might hurt my
feelings. They are they're thinking they deserve a job they
and I
think that's probably some of the thinking but that but this a
lot of them have been corrupted by the by and began blame Obama
for this. The student debt crisis,
oh, my goodness, which and she wants to forgive all student
debt. You know, these, I'm reading these student loans and
I had one of these, there was a certain point, and I bought now
we're talking in the late 80s I think maybe just around 90 I
bought an apple power book, color. It was like $4,000 with
some outrageous amount of money. And I really this MTV days, and
I really, you know, forth. I wasn't I was looking at money on
MTV salary. And I remember getting it with some, you know,
Sue some company in, in PC Magazine, probably, or Mac user
or whatever. And I had, you know, I had this loan, I paid
off, I don't know, $300 a month. And then years later, someone
was helping me clean up my admin, Assistant, I need that
from time to time. And he said, Holy shit, you still owe like
$3,800 on this laptop, but you've paid over $4,000. And
that's the kind of loans these kids are getting suckered into
where you're paying principal only.
No interest. I
mean, interest only I'm sorry, interest interest only. And it
wasn't Elizabeth Warren's supposed to stop that wasn't
that overdrawn
again? Is it big, she has all his she talks a big game, she
does nothing that I can see. She's done nothing. She talked
to us most of the talk to call the robo calls from Rachel, I
still get them from Rachel, change the name of the woman.
Exactly. But that's something that just I mean, that's
something that needs to be addressed. I mean, it's one
thing for these kids to have student debt. It's an exorbitant
student debt, but then for the payoff to be pretty much the
interest only is that's crazy. You're You're screwing a whole
generation, literally turning them into slaves, slave wages.
And I
guess as a prop, something has really been really took off
during the Obama administration. I don't think it should have
been excreted for this man. No, no. Okay, this guy gets more of
a passed and Clinton. Now,
although Trump is doing all kinds of interesting things,
this has not been reported very widely. You remember the, the
threat corridor from from Obamacare, or the not the threat
corridor, it was the debt corridor, I'm sorry. Well, the
insurance companies they demanded from them. That's why
there was such a problem passing Obamacare. But it did eventually
pass where the insurance company said, Okay, part of the
Affordable Care Act is good. What we're going to do is, we
will make sure we insure everybody, but we have to have
payments from the government to offset the losses we're going to
have on and by the way, will jack up rates too, but we still
will have losses, so you have to pay for that. And these
payments, I think come quarterly and the most recent payment,
which is $10 billion, the Trump administration has stopped. They
said, Ah, we're not paying anybody. Because a judge in let
me see, where's this judge? Some judge took a look at the
calculator is a calculation that they make every quarter to see
how much threat payments they have to get. Apparently, this
thing is all jacked and had been, you know, the way it's
distributed and who's getting the money is, you know, it's the
risk adjustments are all off. And so they're being way
overpaid. And so he's stopping this, which I think is
incredibly smart, because well, no one is looking what and why
everyone's looking at kids in cages. Trump, I believe, has put
in policy that insurance companies now can work across
state lines. So they can sell there's more competition in
general. But now they're going to change this calculator.
They're going to let new younger fresh companies into the market,
which should I really do think I'm no economist. I can't even
do a laptop payment properly. But I think it will lower rates.
Well, the funny thing about this is that this has been talked
about the cross state lines buying and selling incessantly
for decades from you know, Bush through Obama, and nobody would
do anything about they just talk about this is like Elizabeth
Warren, you know, she's a big talker, she talks about this and
that what needs to be done and she does nothing she doesn't
introduce legislation she doesn't push anything through.
She doesn't try to try to find allies who could get some of
these things pass in care. She just likes to do and that's on
that list that I put in the newsletter of all these
candidates. That's was one of her flaws I called her do
nothing cuz she's doing nothing type right? And this but I think
every most of the Republicans are too it's unbelievable. And
sort of Trump comes in and it's something that apparently this
gets done and nobody wants to even mention one article
in The New York Times that's about it. I like it I think
that's good. The the hatred though for tried and also as a
part of no nations no borders, no profit. No prisons yet no
prisons. That's also get rid of prisons, and no ice obviously.
This is now taken on a whole This propaganda has taken on a
whole new twist this is a recording of the Chicago Police
Department from a scanner recording just the other night
and then this happens 72 Such a keys in such a key keys so what
you're hearing is him saying watch your key someone's
microphone is key to open but nothing could be further from
the truth is someone breaking in on the frequency and playing a
Hitler speech yeah listen here comes again in such a case it
just kept on going but you got another 20 minutes it's just
kept going have an emergency citywide This is obviously a
problem if the cops are trying to communicate that's what
that's what we've come to now is let's interrupt the cops and
treat them like they're Nazis and play their fearless leaders
tapes to them that can own that's the only explanation I
have for this kind of Gag
Yeah, that's exactly what they're sitting there some some
kids I'm guessing who have no knowledge of FCC law or anything
else but they have us somehow got a hold of a transmitter they
could be tuned to the cops frequencies and somebody knew
how to do that. And they started feeding us stuff in there I'm
curious if the if they could find if they get oh yes
I'm curious if the Chicago not have a digital system that
doesn't sound like it but digital system is encrypted and
much harder to do I'm surprised Chicago doesn't have that
because you know any any county or any district that has regular
RF this may become a problem if this is oh this is fun let's do
this the whole time
yeah could be you know what's going to happen then
what the ham radio guys are gonna have to come in
oh yeah the ham radio guys can triangulate this character when
the
apocalypse comes where the guys who are going to save the world
right right.
We're gonna have to John we will have to save the world
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slightly since I
wrote Oh, how's New York? Everything good there.
San Francisco. This could be a it could be LA.
It could be Austin. Are you kidding me?
Yeah. Could be its you can go broken a lot of cities. But I
assure you, I mean, I assure you I
have a handwritten note.
Yeah, but it's just I assure you, I didn't just change this
to a different sentence. It's let's just say that I got very
quiet when it comes up at dinners at parties. If it does,
I just tried to steer the conversation to a safer topic.
How embarrassing and how ridiculous Justin Trudeau is
they still find that shocking, but at least they don't call me
a xenophobic Nazi like they do if I question. Oh, I see. Okay,
sorry. I'd get the note sheet.
She let's start over because it's an interesting note. I want
to hear him just
getting go back to where she is. My rate of support has slowed
slightly since I am broke. But I assume that you can assume that
it will never go overboard. Good. Your coverage of the
immigration crisis has been politically useful to me as I am
now in the green card process. I was moved to the United States.
To date I have spent $18,000 on lawyers and fees, holy shit. And
that sure has given me a different perspective on
immigration. Then all of my elite lib tard patrons and
colleagues. Let's just say that I get very quiet when it comes
up at dinner. Are parties if it does I just tried to serve the
conversation immigration that is to a different safer topic. How
embarrassing how ridiculous Justin Trudeau is they still
find that shocking but I at least they don't call me a
xenophobic Nazi like they do if I question authority opening the
borders she question is opening the borders. I don't think it's
a good idea. Open the borders year I say. Thanks again for the
bottom from the bottom of my heart for the work you do. I'm
going to try to make it to knighthood by my next birthday.
Sincerely anonymous. Now, she has been given 50 She gave them
for years. She is pretty close already. With this donation, it
seems to me she
must be she must. Yeah. So, so Okay, so she was in Canada
Navia. Yes. I don't think I ever realized that. That she was
Scandinavian.
Oh, yes. She was always cool. Well, she still is apparently
she she never talks about her her lesbianism but I will have
questions about that. So I hope she can send us a follow up note
no donation needed. Just a follow up note after we get to
that segment because there's a lot there's some interesting
things going on in the in the community. John, the LGBTQ
community?
Yeah. Which you deny exists? Yeah. Oh, yeah, sure. Do. I'm
sure you're not the only one. I would she gave 278 40 So she'll
be the first associated executive producer and today's
listener Pete of the high power hammer heads 23456 It's
official, reshot finally made it to the roundtable with my last
donation for good measure another donation as another
thank you for the countless hours of support in J in case or
Pete Okay, thank you, sir. Pete 23456 and he's in the
Netherlands. Is that snakes? Yeah. Yeah, it's Yeah, Snake
snakes. Yes, of course it is. He's he's no longer Sir. Sir.
Pete snakes. He's sort of Pete of the high power hammerheads.
Yeah. Okay, now now we have an extremely long note from Chris
Wilson. Who our buddy Chris Yeah, buddy Chris had to 1308 to
today I'm returning to my duties on the you know that Yeah. He
just quit for like a couple of days. I guess it
was going for a month he was going off the grid and he Yeah.
He lives in a time warp.
am I returning my duties on the SS no agenda after good digital
detox. While not not overboard? He disappeared for one show. I
did spend the last fortnight day on the dinghy trade this is a
lot of creek a lot of creatives they like to be called sometimes
can't they? They're like addicted to it. On the dinghy
toward behind strumming guitar and humming the tunes in my
head. I'll be catching up on the last five shows this week. So I
guess he'd been gone for five shows.
No I think what he does is he will email us but he won't watch
news won't go online won't go on the so snatch social nets and
won't listen to podcasts. So I think I think what he does is he
and it's not a bad idea now he just was my mouse oh there it
is. He just stops but he does continue to email which I don't
think is really a digital detox but so that's why it to us it
seems like he didn't go anywhere.
Thanks for all the well which is like what happened to Eddie
money. What happened to anyone? You know, Eddie money the bid
writer. I
know Eddie money very well, actually. Why? Well, because one
day he was doing all these hits songs. And then one day he took
it was a cocaine that he had
an injury he had an accident to was,
well this was the accident. He used to play locally in Berkeley
all the time. I
did Eric here I did air quotes on the accident.
He ended up getting going into a coma for something over a year.
That's right. And then he came back after a year and it's like
what from my perspective he never left.
I think we call it the air quotes coma like maybe going to
the spa. His boss just had to go to the spa.
Okay, thanks to all the well wishes for chi Kylie the keeper
looking good, though the final results not yet and we will know
for sure this week. Please find my First Amendment and boobs
donation at 180 dot O eight Q jingle plus another 1233 to get
over to the line for a read I believe completely in the First
Amendment. And in boobs. Then I saw her because I like boobs.
That says Chris Wilson's work of course.
Now for the grousing. I noticed when you mace stop for you
knights clearly you don't stop for your minstrels. Look down
that pin You drunkard and pick up your loot. Now go and
entertain. forthwith.
He's referring to you like you're like, hey, here's some
lyrics make a song.
Yeah, yeah. Do you slam on your bra? Yeah, well
done the job done
it minstrel gets right. At least you got the minstrel to perform
good work, John.
About the latter. I said literacy and the 20 of the 33rd
birthday and subsequent knighting ceremony. I guess Adam
was busy prepping his book blaming you here, by the way,
what I do, but what I do, I guess that Adam was busy
preparing for a well earned break and figured I'd be too
drunk to notice about what he was probably right. But there
was an on but there's an important consideration for the
peerage committee. In this letter quoted below, he actually
sent a letter to a PDF version. He's really He's perturbed about
this. And apparently,
as you're my title, I shouldn't I couldn't be white knight as
you call me Sir Chris prior to my officially qualifying with
all the jingles and such and such. And that I have
contributed, however, as I've never been deduced, and there
was all that anal leakage stuff with the trigger warnings back
in the late 215 2015. Is does this me make me a brown Knight?
She's
just rambling here as I should I shall leave it to the peerage
committee to say no. Legislative night
can I just check in on the peerages committee one more
time?
Yeah, well, no. Yo brown knights
of brown knights. All right.
Anyway, it goes on my simple requests was ignored. Too bad if
I had any special dietary requirements for my knighting I
would like Cooper's pale ale and Kinga bangers as I'm also plower
that kangaroo bangers that would be kind of sounds to Australia.
And as I'm also playing in the band, providing the
entertainment for the proceedings. My writer includes
zucchini and meatloaf, show support, show support reference,
bear hugs and no hat homo and the fit is hashtag fish Yes,
hashtag fish. Now he said he was drunk before he's definitely
read it in context. In all seriousness, I am cool. I am
alive the show as I guess we all do. And I do appreciate the
enormous emotional mental and in some cases, physical effort you
to go to each week to bring us six hours of sanity and mirth
says we're also grateful for all the producers that contribute
research our jingles, preferred pronoun names Ben's work and of
course financial support which keep you two blokes from having
to move in together and Adams air stream. Adam Do you still
have that Oh, I had sell it, sold it and wrist rest assured
after putting down my pen for this note, I shall once again
pick up my loot and sing. I did odes and science to Maxine
Waters and other such douchebags as the producers request to keep
you all entertained and your amygdala sued. Me you guys No
homo. But I do change my mind. I promised my hairdresser he can
have first go
God
Nick and drew dudes named Ben who've been helping me with
their software that I hit in the mouth during the support calls.
Chris
oh my goodness Chris, Sir Chris Yes. Well, I apologize if if so
his whole note is basically because I took an executive
decision without mentioning it and did not call him a brown
Knight. Is that what it is? Is that the problem?
I try you know I read the note I can't really tell what the
problem we need to go
we need to trip down under man this guy is in trouble. Please
help me out these hugs. You need hugs? Sir Chris Sir Chris really
does and by the way it's not jingles he just full on songs.
He truly is a no agenda minstrel and his work is beyond
appreciated. And now he's also become a knight so
I've got I thought he was a night that's the thing that I
gave him. Yeah, that's
my mistake. I gave him a sir early on. Just in my mind.
We used to get gratuitous knighthoods to people who
contributed a lot to the show but no money. Yeah, way
but it wasn't discussed it just just it's you know what, as
usual, it's all my mistake. And I'm sorry, exactly. We're good.
Okay, onward.
Mariela pronounced Mariela. What else is the sound that thing I
can't read the whole thing.
I'm Please, unfortunately, Mel's donation of 233 today,
her name was blog and read it. No, I was happy to read it for
you. Okay, read it.
Oh, I am pleased and fortunate to make this donation of
$200.33. Today in honor of the one year anniversary of my
survival of a sub at Crinoid hemorrhage.
Yes, this is a very this note, by the way, I want people this
is what pay attention to this note, because I'm going to
discuss the walk away phenomenon which I wouldn't have ever
discussed in this until I heard Scott Adams. presentation on it.
And now it's important I realized and and this note is
part of the along with the anonymous lesbian is part of the
explanation I'm going to or part of what I'm going to talk about.
So this is in honor of her one year survival of sub Accra Noid
hemorrhage also known as a brain aneurysm. Yes, one year ago on
July 7 2017, my fiance Colin the Deaf dumb blind night and EMT by
trade discovered me collapsed with my airway occluded on our
neighbor's porch in Portland, Oregon, was able to get me
breathing again and began the process of saving my life. Many
more small miracles a mass that day and through throughout my
two month long hospitalization to get me to where I am today
almost completely unscathed by this massive brain injury and in
the top 1% of recovery status for people surviving aneurysms.
One of those miracles was the no agenda show. Wow. Well hospital
jeez. While hospitalized. Colin asked for emergency calls
reading it. Well, I got that's actually emotions. I can read it
perfectly fine. It's just I was taken aback by that. No, this
is a tear jerker note
while hospitalized Colin asked for emergency health coma karma
from both of you. And it worked. Moreover, to help me stay
grounded and improve my short term memory recovery Colin
played the NA jingle special by my bedside on several occasions
to get me laughing and talking with him about clips we love
like Obama's No no, no, no, no, Al Sharpton, etcetera. It was
moments like this in the hospital that sped my recovery
along helped me stay in good spirits through two brain
injuries surgeries, and kept me connected to Colin showing once
again that no agenda is crucial for brain health. Colin hit me
in the mouth about three years ago and I couldn't be more
grateful for the services you both provide and the
opportunities the show has given Colin and I to bond together on
many levels, cheeses beautiful. Finally, I wanted to announce
that Colin surprised me last week in Glacier National Park
proposing to me in front of two mountain goats at Hidden Lake.
These guys are deep. We'll get married next year after 11 years
of dating. Couples that deconstruct together stay
together. Gentlemen, as I am creeping towards Dame hood,
please reserve the title for me of Dame Ella hits Gerald of
Indiana Cove and consider me your resident speech language
pathologist here to serve all of your informational needs about
language childhood development, speech behavior, and social
communication. Can I get a train's good plains bad?
dealer's choice Al Sharpton and goat karma? Please, thank you
for helping to save my life. Mariela pronounced Mariela. Holy
moly.
That's just beautiful.
And you might as well give her the Obama No, no, no, no thing,
which apparently was very, her favorite in the collection? Yes.
Just, we have a number of them. Okay, is there anything else you
want to say about that? No. Well, I'm looking for these
jingles?
No. But I found that note to be I find it interesting that he
was playing that that particular episode, which was the jingle
episode that you put together, which I think is probably a very
curative because that didn't have us talking about stuff.
It's just a collection of outrageously funny and
interesting and kind of poignant jingles. That took about two
hours, two hours of jingles. I guess you can you could tolerate
that a little more than this.
I wanted to say something about the karma. So John and Adam
don't give any karma. And I mean, is this we have no special
powers we have? Well, the only thing we're trained in rainstick
ology, but that is a different story range. Stichting we're
good at that. That's different. That does require some skill and
knowledge. But the karma saying it, you know, I was thinking
about this. Karma works with the group because everyone here's
this here's whatever the plight is, where there's a job or house
moving or relationship karma, if somehow in my in my estimation,
after doing this for common didn't start right away, but
probably, you know, last 878 years. Somehow in the collective
network that we're all in, it seems to have an effect. The
same goes for jobs, karma. And here's what I think is the
proof. Trump keeps saying jobs, jobs, jobs everywhere he goes,
the man is is evoking karma. And guess what? unemployment goes
down?
Yeah, I don't know what it is about the saying it three times
in a row, but Nancy Pelosi has done it. We actually had a clip
of a slew of different politicians saying it three
times in a row. She has no reason to say jobs, jobs jobs.
No, who started was, was it? It was Pelosi who started though
Yeah, Pelosi did when they were trying to power they did pass in
the house and never got through the Senate. That crazy bill
about two almost 10 years ago, that was going to turn us into
you know, solar energy is as huge as when when Boehner was
still the Speaker of the House Boehner. Yeah.
I don't see I know exactly what you're talking about. I can't
find it.
No, no, no, no,
I have no I have I have that I have that. I'm just looking for
the for the big jobs thing. I shortened it up a little bit.
She also wants some goat karma. So I'm gonna do these in rapid
tempo. Thank you so much for that beautiful note. We're so
happy that you're better. And instead of us asking when you
hear something that falls into your field of expertise, like
everybody else, just drop us an email. We really appreciate it.
That's a big part of how the show was put together. Oh, this
is a different one. And you're in my house. Why aren't you a
different one? That wasn't the one I wanted. It was good.
Wasn't the one I wanted? You ever heard? It's the same thing.
This isn't what you're talking about. No, no, no. No, no no.
Holy shit this played out when I haven't heard that.
Oh, no, no, no No, no no, no, no, NO NO NO NO no no no no no
no, no. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no no
no, it was the Cucaracha Yeah. Cucaracha Gracia is the one you
want. Okay, that's now I played the sequence here we go.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, my house. Hey. Hey, Mom guy. Oh,
no, no, no, no. Shame on you. Okay, oh, no, no, no, no, no,
no, I'm up in the mood. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. All the board
trains good. Planes bad. There's no real contract. You've got
karma.
And thank you again Mariela for that fantastic note and Colin,
the deaf, dumb and blind Knight for doing his duty saving the
damsel.
Fantastic. That was really nice. Yeah. And
finally, Baroness Monica. $200.11. Love your show. Guys.
Can I request house buying karma for Stefan and Lance? You
betcha. You've got karma.
Actually, I realized that for Marielle I forgot she wanted
goat karma. So I do want to do it properly. Since they the
proposal came in front of goats.
You've got karma.
All right, thank you very much great notes from drunk to alive
again. I mean, we really cover the spectrum on the show.
Fantastic. Those are Associate Executive producers and
executive producers they get the titles early in the show because
that is how Hollywood's always worked. And it's nice to get
credit when you come in with big money like that. Thank you for
keeping the show going we'll be thanking everyone else who came
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formula
our formula is this we go out for yet people in the mouth
John, before you go into the walker the hashtag walk away
thing Yeah, I have a setup clip for you which I think takes it
one step further than the actual clip itself which we don't need
to don't need to play
the guy behind it what's his name here? Yeah,
oh, here it is. I got Brandon Straka struck out. Yeah, he was
As on my least favorite show, the Ingraham angle, which I
didn't watch, but someone sent me the clip. And it and I really
cut this down just so he kind of explains how he came to this.
How he came to making this video, which he does call a
campaign, and I'm not entirely convinced that he was just by
himself doing this. It does sound a lot like that. But it
kind of sets you up to understand if you haven't seen,
and I will mention that there's some slickness here and there
that is a little like, there's there's some definitely could be
could be Roger Stone. It could be
I mean, he talks about a campaign, and there's a little
more to it than I think he's letting on. But the general idea
is there and the meme appears to be working. Here he is.
I had a red pill experience in 2017, after the election of
Donald Trump, and as a matter of fact, I welcome anyone to go to
my Facebook page where I still have videos up from 2016, in
which I'm crying, because Hillary Clinton didn't get
elected, I was devastated. Now, this is very, very real. You
know, what's so funny is I created that video a few months
ago, and a few months ago, my biggest concern was, you know,
the, the nasty rhetoric, the the intolerance, the name, calling
the judgments. That was just two months ago. And since this video
came out, we've already seen a greater shift. Now I'm actually
worried about violence. I'm actually like, it's already
changed in just two months, from where you know what my concerns
were just two months ago. Now, I'm actually worried that we may
be on the brink of an incredibly violent episode, people are
leaving the left by 10s of 1000s. My group is growing every
day by 10s of 1000s. And it's amazing because it's actually
happening on Facebook, and people are leaving testimonials.
We're getting 1000s of testimonials every day that are
either through video or written Word where people are talking
about how the the left has become intolerable to them. They
don't even recognize their party anymore. And what do these
people stand for? I mean, what is their platform? All I can
figure out so far is we hate Trump. And we and we love
illegal, illegal immigrants. And that's what else is there.
Now, what are you a Democrat before Brandon, I'm just
curious, what drew you to be a Democrat? Because I'm gay. I
mean, a lot of gay friends who are not Democrats, by the way,
Oh, shut up. Think they're bizarre?
Yeah. And I used to be one of those people who would have
given them that but, ya know, I mean, I just I think, if you're
a minority in America, if you're a black person, if you're
Hispanic, if you're gay, there's sort of this assumption that you
are not wanted on the right, that you're not welcome on the
right, and that you will be protected and cared for if you
go to the left, and you stick with the liberals and the
Democrats. But we've seen now that that's absolutely not true.
They really take us for granted and beyond taking us for
granted. They actually, for gay people have used our fears and
our traumas against us trying to keep us in this constant state
of feeling like we're afraid or our rights are in danger, or the
Trump administration is out to hurt us. And that really upsets
me I want gay people. I want all people but particularly
minorities in America to note you have a choice. You don't
have to vote Democrat just because you're a gay person. You
don't have to vote Democrat just because you're a black person.
If you're a minority, you have a choice. And that's what this
campaign is about.
You go Well, Scott looked at this and he has a very good
video, by the way that that guy being gay is funny, because
there's a you can go on YouTube and catch the stream of walkaway
videos. And there's one which I think I'll put on the Twitter of
this guy who starts like He's like, he's like some guy and
he's talking about how he switched over. And he says, But
you know, I got to do this right? And then he cuts it away
and he comes back as a drag queen. And he's get he gets
about a seven or eight minute pitch as a drag queen about why
the Democrats are screwed up and how you know, they how they
ostracize people and he how he has to fight it now, but and he
did very good. In fact, most of these videos are pretty
outstanding. But Scott has this theory that this guy has done
nothing more than open up a small window into the fact that
the Democrats are abusing and using their constituents with
and they're doing it using the persuasive, this persuasiveness
of fear. It's fear of other Americans. Yes. And Scott makes
that clear. He says the Republicans use fear to but we
use fear of outsiders of Ms. 13.
Not we Trump specifically.
He was referring to the Republican Party, but I
saw the video this morning. He specifically said Trump, it
doesn't matter. It's fine.
Yeah. Okay. Well, anyway, Trump uses the according to Adams uses
does outside which were fearful of the that's why when you need
borders, we need you know, all this sort of thing. And he says
that's completely different than having fear of your fellow
citizens and hate and fear a HDInsight and he thinks that's
extremely destructive. And he makes it and he and this is why
I thought the anonymous lesbian clip was kind of important, but
not her clip but her. Yeah. And and the one that you just read
with about the woman with the no agenda, stuff being played to
her. Because this is part of Scott's pitches. This is a
little clip from him. Scott Adams on walkaway. Oh, sorry, I
didn't know he had a clip. Good. Here we go.
That this Brandon Straka, what he's doing is far more important
than I imagined when I was just reading the headline about it.
And I didn't read the detail. Once you see his reason that he
realized that Democrats are manipulating people into this
permanent, unhealthy, unhealthy, unhealthy, very, very physically
and mentally unhealthy. Have I mentioned unhealthy? State? So
the Democrats for their their political for their political
benefit, have caused the entire left to be in physical and
mental distress for two years, policies flawlessly? Does policy
matter to you? If you realize that your own team has made you
deeply unhealthy for two years, intentionally for their own
game?
That was a little Scott Adams persuasive move by so
yeah, he's repeating he's doing all his tricks, but he's making
the point that we kind of make on this show.
Kind of just had someone else make it for us.
Yeah, well, it's true. It's but it's, we've been saying it all
along that the it's unhealthy to have this this, this kind of
lefty attitude about things because it's because it's
contradictory doesn't make a lot of sense. So I have one. So the
walkaway videos are all interesting. And I would
recommend people listening to them because it's all kind of
confessional stuff. These people are all like this. I have one
clip and I can't pay any more than this one. And this is a
minute clip from one of the girls and she gets she talks
about her background as a progressive social justice
warrior, who somewhere along the lines got and man by the way,
most of these lot of these walkaway YouTube videos are
black guys. Yeah, black women, this
actually will play this clip right. In my wrap up, I'm gonna
say that, yes, we're seeing that the main groups is black
Americans. And then that's the main if you just the algos are
presenting that to me on YouTube, you find one of them,
just you know, you find this guy and underneath it's a whole
bunch of black Americans all saying hey, man, we got screwed
by by this party. And when we were raised to believe that
you're black, you vote Democrat. That's how they were raised.
Yeah,
that that one got Yeah, that guy with that specific job a lot of
guys saying that. Well, anyway, so this is a woman who is kind
of come all the way from progressive pro Bernie, Bernie
voter to do this. And this just a piece of what she's doing is
she's doing her these are all confession booth things it's
very interesting to listen
to. And yeah, I won't be voting for a party that calls everybody
racists and Nazis. And I'm hoping that hysteria will die
down. Because it's really disheartening. You know, I can't
this is a second YouTube or a second Facebook channel because
I can't even go on my regular channel. This, you know, my
Facebook feed is just cancer. It's just people hating on each
other. I'm not going to how I like people when I'm in, you
know, when you're around people face to face. They're nice.
People are generally good. You get on social media, and it's
just a cesspool. I can't even do Twitter. So I'm just not going
to I'm not going to do it. This campaign has sort of made me
hopeful because reading people's comments and seeing that people
can have a dialogue with each other even though you know,
maybe somebody's pro pro choice, pro life. They're not being
awful to each other. And that's how we should be and that's, you
know, I'm hoping that we can get there so anyways, keep up the
good work everybody. I really enjoy your videos.
Too bad about the anyways otherwise it was a good
clip. Yeah, well, she but the thing that clip in there that I
thought you'd get a kick out of, which is Facebook is cancer.
Yeah.
Yeah. Hello. I'm cancer free. What am I now two months cancer
free. I think I'm very proud of you just Well, it's an easy
part. diction to make. But I'm quite sure and you know, we have
we did talk about this on the last show but in a different
context about the walkaway campaign. I've been following
this. So I've seen all the black Americans, the next group is
going to be, well, we already see gay men. And the gay men
have been ostracized because as I've said, for many years, there
is no such thing as the LGBT community. I'm not going to go
harping on it, but I want to provide some evidence. And if
you look at Brandon Straka 's video, he says right there, you
know that we're being ostracized, and we're the were
the bad people of the LGBTQ. But, but I think that was the
realization is going to come into play from from people who
are ill. Well, the full acronym is LGBTQ Qi, a PK, which
includes kink at the end. And I think really, it's L G. T, is
really what we have lesbian, gay, transgendered, all the
rest, you know, bisexual bike, curious, Allied intersex is all
just reasons for other people on the left to belong to the group
when it's convenient for them, I think. And queer is another one.
But now the wheels are coming off the LGBTQ bandwagon, because
the gay guys feel ostracized by everybody in the group because
they're men, you know, so they're, they suck no matter
what, and quite honestly, most gay guys I know, act like a
whole men, except they're doing it with other men. You know,
just like the sex first talk later, all this stuff. But now,
the lesbians are up in arms. And I told you that there's a
problem with the trans community. And that is a
community, although everyone's own individual. Now there's this
thing that the lesbians are up in arms about. It's called
lesbian erasure. Have you heard this? You got me. This is what I
want to know about the hear from our anonymous lesbian. Do it?
Yes, there was a big, big protest even. Because, you know,
gay pride or pride day, I can't even say gay pride. Pride Day is
happening everywhere. The next couple of months, you'll see
pride parades everywhere, Pride Month. It is well, it's pride
quarter actually. And so there was a big lesbian protest
against this lesbian eraser. You'll have to let your ears
adjust for a second because a lot of crowd noise but see if
you can hear what what this guy interviewed a couple of the
women who were walking up front in this parade. Why are you
protesting today?
What does that mean?
What does that mean? Well, if you don't know anything about
trans ideology there are men
who are saying that they're lesbians. And why have you
chosen to disrupt the brain today? Because it's a it's a gay
gender people
agree with men saying that they're women and that they're
lesbians. I've got nothing against people cross dressing or
anything else. But I don't believe that you can change.
I don't know if that was audible at all for you.
I heard a couple of things. One about guys saying they're
lesbians. Yeah,
trans trans, saying they're lesbians.
And this is a guy's self identifying as a lesbian? Well,
no,
the way she's know. What she's saying is when you have a trans
person who is trans from male to female, they are now saying,
Well, I'm a lesbian. And they're saying no, you can't be a
lesbian. Because you have to be a woman, you have to have a
female genitalia to be a lesbian. So it doesn't really
matter. Other than this was never meant to be a group and it
shouldn't be and no one should should accept being lumped in by
a group by anyone, certainly not by politicians, or worse, a
political party, by the way, screw political parties. They
are the scourge. They're all paid by the same people, the
parties are shit
mechanisms to get elected. That's the process true?
Well, not if you're AOC. He doesn't have a real party. But
beyond the point, she'll have a real party if she thinks Jesus,
these are going to be the next people who are going to walk
away is the LGBTQ community who are going to be sick and tired
of lumped together as a bunch of poor sap. I won't do my whole
rant as a bunch of poor saps over in the corner who need to
be protected. That is that's over and I think that that is
happening organically and this walkaway movement is going to
help in that and good for them. It's crazy. sicken me for a long
time. Yeah.
Ah,
all right. Well, it's something to follow. We're on top of it.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I I
don't see this on the mainstream media that Murthy discussing the
Laurie Ingram had that one guy on and that's that's about
consider that fringe about it
as a short entre Mall. Oh no entre mon I got an error. That's
too bad I had an asterix i Oh man. They're all erroring out.
What is this? You having a problem? Yeah, I
had an ask John. I'll produce an everything on what's happening
here.
You get CB reboot? No, no, no,
no something I know something's wrong. I
got an entre mountain. Okay, shoot. This will cheer everybody
up. San Francisco real estate prices?
Oh, yeah, that'll cheer me up. I'm sure.
It's no secret San Francisco real estate is pricey and
getting more expensive by the year. But new numbers show just
how incredible the spike is. San Francisco home prices are now
rising $205,000 a year. That translates to 561 bucks every
day. And here's a little more perspective. In 1997, the median
price of a home was $274,000. Now, it's 1.6 2 million. The
data was compiled by the San Francisco company, Paragon real
estate.
So the vorak sell sell now get out? Why?
Dad?
Do you like living for free?
Well, you know the cycles better than anybody but that can't last
forever.
It just can't.
doesn't have good positions. You can just don't even need to
work. Right? If if real estate prices on a median house are
going up $500 A day was in San Francisco, by the way. It's not
quite the same where I live. Yeah. But you know, it's all
spreads and all boats rise a bit. Yeah. But if he's going up
damage, you're pretty much making that much money on a
daily basis. Which is a couple $100,000 a year. Yeah, but
without doing anything without lifting a finger. I mean, come
on. Why would anybody give that up? Ah,
think of your health man.
Are you kidding me? The kind of fruits and vegetables we get
around here. Okay, there's nothing like
oh, man, I was looking into, you know, I'm a little obsessed
about Austin becoming San Francisco 2.0, which was, which
was literally it was literally called that by a homeless guy.
Not not a mentally ill
or drug was shipped there from San Francisco on a bus?
No, no, it's a guy who just travels around. And he didn't
ask me anything on Reddit. And he said, you know, the quite one
of the questions was, Well, why is everyone coming to Austin? He
said, No, the word is out of San Francisco 2.0. Now, it's not
Luckily, this one key difference. And you brought this
up a couple of shows ago. It and I've heard other people speak
about it. So I put a couple of these links in the show notes.
This, this one, what really happened is the most recent
addition to what was originally I think proposition 47 than it
was proposition 57. Which decriminalized to such an extent
any type of theft or any type of crime misdemeanor, under $950,
that the cops don't even show up for it anymore. And the final
kind of nail in the coffin, I think was when Jerry Brown added
to this, these laws, that if you claim you're mentally insane,
they kind of let you go right away. So now you have this, Hey,
if they catch me on the 950s, probably not going to be
anything wrong anyway. And if I just say, I have mental issues,
then it's off the table, you just get like free again. And
according to this ama guy as well, this, you know, it's this,
you can steal whatever you want, you won't go to jail, so why not
hang out there? And this is now being heralded as the genesis of
this massive problem throughout the state of California.
Yeah, I think that's probably true.
Whereas in Austin, it's still you know, we have normal number
of people's cars
whose windows are broken. It's like a hundreds every day and
they'd be you know, they grabbing nothing to bust the
window. They see something in there, they grab your bag of
groceries, whatever you leave in the car, it's it's in San
Francisco specifically. Not so much everyplace else. And little
towns is not happening at all. I mean, you can't do that. So
nobody wants to be in a little town but that's where you should
be because you your car, window gets broken. Somebody steal some
you can call the cops and they will actually check it out.
Right now in San Francisco. They don't care.
Well in Austin, luckily,
the misdemeanor laws and the penalties are still pretty
stiff. So Class A misdemeanor wishes assault causing bodily
injury, driving while intoxicated, that's a theft of
property with a value of 500 to $1,500. You still go to jail for
that, and even Class B misdemeanor and misdemeanors,
which is less than two ounces of marijuana, and that's theft of
property with a value of 50 to $500. You still can go to jail
for six months. So but already I'm in I'm just researching this
because I live here. There's talk about well, you know, we're
too strict on the homeless. We should have some serious we
should allow that priests. Oh, yeah. They can't make a living
if they can't stand on the street corner. So now they're
going to be allowed to stand on the street corner and solicit
money. And yeah, and one of the other I've stopped I've stopped
I used to give money all the time. You know, me. I used to do
this
you used I'll tell everybody this if they don't know it,
because there are listeners that don't listen to the show from
day one. You had a policy of and I kind of adopted this policy.
Which is that if you see somebody as they really asked
you for money, you give them a fiver which isn't like it's a
little bit kind of patronizing. It's a little bit snooty. I used
to say it for you. But I think it's they like it, they
appreciate it. The five bucks is you know, what is it? Now it
days? Yeah. Well, as opposed to giving them nothing or not
looking at him or not even not even acknowledging knowledge,
which I think winter. I think that's gonna get you into
trouble. And you see it in San Francisco because of all the
Silicon Valley goofballs that are making you know, 250 a year
easy. Taking the you know, taking the bus ride down to
Mountain View or whatever they're doing. And they won't
even look at the homeless now. Don't look at him. Don't look at
him. Don't look at him.
Yes, step over them. I remember stepping over the same guy when
I went to walk to the office, but I stopped doing that in
Austin. And I'm seeing the same guys come Okay, Adam come across
the street. Of course, they know me. They know what you're doing.
Don't just give a fiver I talked to him said what are you gonna
do with it? You know, what's your plan? And this was the guy
who was I gonna buy socks and it's gonna buy shoes, and then
he's still out there. And he said, How you doing? Yeah, I'm
pretty good. And I was on my way to the spin class. And I says,
What are you up to mom just trying to scrounge up a few
books to get a burger got any money on? You said no, I'm not
doing that anymore. Because I've given you a lot of money
collectively over the years, and you've done nothing. To how
come? What is the problem? Well, yeah, I didn't really have an
answer. It's just like, but he also didn't get mad. He was
like, Yeah, fuck it. Yeah. Curries off the list, I'll find
some other guy. It's in there making between 50 and $100 a
day. Think about it. You know, this ama was, there's a link in
the show notes as well. It was really interesting. They sleep
on the top of luxury apartment buildings. There's tons of
construction going on here, till they'll go in, you know, sleep,
go to sleep early, get up early, before construction workers
come. There's plenty of places where there's free Wi Fi, they
can charge with my cell phone. I get enough money every day to
buy beer sandwich, maybe some weed if I'm into it, and then
that's his life. Now, that's not the same for everybody, of
course, who's experiencing homelessness. But my plan seems
to be working. I used
to come to this mall all the time. This is my third time
coming to this shelter. But so far, I've only been here like,
almost a month. I'm okay, thank you, you can come back. I'm
already working. I'm a security guard. My grandma died. And
that's who I was living with my whole life. And I have no other
family nowhere to go.
This used to be the Macy's landmark mall, many moons ago.
But it's now taken on new life as a retrofitted homeless
shelter. Many people come into shelter already employed, the
problem is more that their employment isn't sufficient to
allow them to live comfortably at market rate rent. So all it
really takes is one instance of bad luck. And somebody living
close to the poverty line or living marginally can find
themselves suddenly unable to pay rent, facing eviction, and
ultimately homelessness. The solution, ultimately to
homelessness is to find something that they can afford.
They might not be spending 30% of their income but find
somewhere that you know, is a safe roof over their head that
they can build from.
So the point of that clip twofold one that homelessness
comes from many different reasons. Mainly just no place to
live where you're working where you're scraping by. And to.
There you go. That's in Virginia and empty Mall. That's a Macy's
they turned into a shelter. Suddenly, this is the way
forward.
You got the right idea. You nailed it. Yeah. I'm still
thinking of like the sex shops.
Back to Germany now but But if you think about it, if we want
affordable housing and no one no, no investor is willing to
build that. They're just not. They're not building it. Let's
build like the bankers idea. Although there has to be lower
price let's build dorm like malls are really well suited
they have fantastic bathroom facilities, because they have to
be able to handle a lot of bathroom traffic. Now they don't
have showers but you know, there's all kinds of those would
be minor adaptations, I think. And you're kind of done and you
you can you can put up with it. These things are built for for
creating a new space and put up walls and there's all kinds of
things you can do. So I think it's an instead of calling it a
shelter, let's put it let's MIT turn it into some affordable
housing. And then you know, maybe the guys who invested in
these malls who have written it off anyway, they can still get a
little bit of money back instead of letting it just Well, of
course, we could turn it into like the German sex shop thing,
but that won't fly in every state.
But a combination that would be interesting combo.
Okay, John, mocking the homeless once again. Yeah. Well, well,
speaking of which got a note from a producer who you'll call
Nate. What is your rule of economics?
And the economy in general? Yeah, do hook. workers get
better looking? Yeah.
The more the economy goes. When the economy goes down, then the
hookers get better looking greetings and salutations,
longtime listeners small donor, let's just say my name is Nate.
I live in Atlanta, I want you to know that as a sex worker, you
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it has gotten much more difficult since the US
government has cracked down on Craigslist and Backpage. It's
pretty much funneled things to a few websites, not sure where the
ladies advertise their wares. But almost all men have switched
to a website called rent men.com. That's a marketing
right there. Rent morons. men.com It's a shame we have to
keep our wares in the dark. After all, it's just sex. They
say it's about sex traffic trafficking, but I'm almost
positive. It's really about taxation. I can say it hasn't
changed the game at all other than just being pigeon holed
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true.
Yeah, well, that's logical. That's why extremely. Yeah,
it's just gonna see if I had something else in this category.
No, I don't think so. Go.
I think we're good. So there's been a bunch of you know, I was
thinking of Roger Stone, you know, being behind one thing of
that. And there's also I want to mention, I was going to mention
it earlier that when we see some of these crazy things like the
jingles and the no borders ad, sometimes you have to wonder if
it's actually the Republicans behind some of these things,
because it would be a great way
to giving them a lot of giving them a lot of credit. I know
they're not that bright. But with Roger Stone, and guys like
that, I can see it. But in the meantime, what's really going on
with the media is the smears. The smear campaigns are really
hitting up Going long. And I have a couple of them here.
There's a good one or maybe two. I think there's the same one.
Jim Jordan.
Yeah, they are the same length. So I presume them
obviously the same thing. So let's play at least a couple of
these smears that are going on and they shouldn't be played at
all, but it's all innuendo. Jim Jordan is the congressman from
Ohio, who just laid into Rosenstein and just really just
a prick during some congressional hearings against
these guys that are in the Muller investigation. Muller.
Yeah, he is. And so they found some dirt on him, supposedly,
and I think is bullcrap because I was thinking of the logic and
but let's play. Jim Jordan smear this on NBC, of course,
had a $5,000 signing bonus for Master automotive technicians.
We're definitely in need of great talent and great talents
really, really difficult. Yarden
smear Yeah. Jim
Jordan smear.
Four minutes.
You know what it is? No, no, I can't play it because obviously
I clipped where I supposed to clip out the four minutes. It's
on the cutting room floor. No, it's probably not on the cutting
reports in this clip, but it's after this story and the next
story.
Fast forward I can find it
and laid to rest on US soil is assistant wrestling coach at
Ohio State. For former
Ohio State wrestler
this. Yeah, that's it. Okay. I
did nothing about it.
Well, let me go back a little here we go remains were
discovered in the last bit and laid to rest on US soil. The
family has
a headstone at Arlington hoping his remains will be returned
this time. Andrea Mitchell, NBC News, Washington.
A powerful congressman is strongly denying allegations
that he knew about sexual abuse when he was an assistant
wrestling coach at Ohio State University and did nothing about
it. Among those defending Republican Congressman Jim
Jordan, President Trump, who called him an outstanding man.
Katie Beck has our report. For former Ohio
State wrestlers tell NBC News they were sexually abused by a
team doctor, molested by Dr. Richard Strauss, who they allege
inappropriately touched athletes genitals during routine exams,
and regularly showered with them in a university facility.
I mean, it was just it's public knowledge. I mean, everyone knew
within the athletic department that Doc was a serial groper. At
best,
several accusers believe it was known by Republican Ohio
Congressman Jim Jordan at the time, and Assistant wrestling
coach at the University from 1986 to 1994. Jordan denies
knowing anything about the allegations before accuser spoke
out this spring,
if there had been any reports of abuse.
I would have reported that Jordan, a member of the
conservative Freedom Caucus recently made headlines for
grilling investigators in the Russia probe. And I want to why
you won't give us what we've asked for, also rumored to be
vying to become the next Speaker of the House. The timing is
it kind of interesting. It's right after the big hearing with
Mr. Rosen Stein, it's right when there's all this talk about
speaker's race.
alleged victims some who say they still consider Jordan a
friend say his denials are hurtful and believe Jordan knew
what was going on and chose to look the other way. Strauss died
in 2005 but the university now investigating the claims against
him questions remain about the possible crimes or recover up.
Katie back NBC News
before you launch into deconstruction I might go up my
but my filters were not off. My guard was not up on the story
came out. I wasn't interested. I was looking at something else.
And I heard this I'm like another shithole Republican.
Makes sense. Course. Throw the guy in the trash.
Yeah, well, you should have had some filters going, Oh, that's
why you're here. That is the is just a smear. I liked the way it
put it the and cover up the throw the word cover up in. I
mean, this piece, which is NBC again, is really slanted in a
funny way. I don't think they did as good a job as they could
have. But there's the unreported the number of people that came
to his defense, but they made it sound like the Republicans
already bailing out on Yeah, that's that's what I thought
too. Absolutely. Yeah. But it's bullcrap. And it's the problem
is he's going to be going for the next Speaker of the House.
He's a bit of a conservative Firebrand. That would be a
tough, tough, an interesting speaker of the house. And I
think it's the Republicans that are trying to
to try to get him out. Yeah, I
don't believe this is a democratic ploy. They don't
care. I mean, it's no reason I mean, Rosenstein is a
Republican. Mueller's a Republican, but they're part of
the Trump hating wing, which is most of them. And they're just
trying to this is a smear. It's a smear campaign, because they
don't want them to become a speaker of the house because
it's going to be a troublemaker, so
he's not guilty of any wrongdoing.
I really doubt it. I think this is all innuendo and bullcrap.
And it's from fifth guy, that guy was the who is the grofers
was been dead for 13 years. I mean, talking about dredging up
old stuff. Yeah, it's unbelievable that they did this,
but this is not the only one. They're also going after another
smear. And I'm looking at him as smears. That just smears very
straightforward. Is this attorney general guy who I guess
is the Attorney General, another Republican in Indiana, and it's
kind of a funny little smear. This is Attorney General smear.
In Indiana top Republicans are calling on Attorney General
Curtis Hill to resign for women accused of sexual harrassment
women including a state representative say that Hilde
wrote them at an Indianapolis bar in March. Yes. Today
Indiana's governor and two GOP Statehouse leaders said the
Republican attorney general should step down hill has denied
the allegations and refused to resign. Yeah,
Judy breathing heavy there.
She should reasonable. This was an PBS report again, it's a
smear the Republicans are very quick. They're all freaked out
about the me to thing that's what I think they
do. I think I think it's being abused the me to thing totally
being abused. I mean, it's true. I have a clip of Trudeau then
you know, someone's behind this bringing this crap up for him.
The Prime Minister has now acknowledged apologizing to a
woman who accused him of groping her. The accusation dates back
to a music festival almost two decades ago today Justin Trudeau
appeared on CBC Toronto's radio programme Metro Morning. He told
host, Matt Galloway, he made that apology even though he
doesn't remember any inappropriate behavior,
even at the moment of of where issue recalls me being
apologetic. I did not know to what she was referring, I do not
feel that there was any inappropriate action of any
type. But and this is a really important thing. It is not just
my experience that matters in this if you don't believe that
anything inappropriate happened. Why
did you apologize?
Because that's a great question, because it's one that I've been
reflecting on as well.
That's not a great question.
If I apologized, it was because I saw that she had been made
uncomfortable and I did not want her to be uncomfortable
regardless of whether I knew why she was uncomfortable or not. If
you had a few minutes to talk with her, what would you say to
her now? Wow. Didn't say anything. I'd listen. I'd
listened to try and understand what her perspective what her
experience was, and reflect on on how I could have done
differently. Even though I don't think I did anything wrong.
That's not the whole story anymore.
Well, will spawn just given you
a borderline Clip of the Day for digging that one up? We need
more Judo stuff.
I love I love how he's been smeared, smeared. All right.
Well, your secret agent Paul was hooked me up again, just before
our break here as John. John. That's right. That's John
everybody. We're flipping the script or turning the tables.
We're asking you a question. Okay, clip comes first. Pay
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rocket was supposed to soar as high as 100 kilometers into
space but came crashing back down to earth seconds after
liftoff. It's believed.
Okay. The question for the ask John segment. Why did the
Japanese rocket blow up?
What was wrong? Well, I saw these clips of the rocket
blowing up it went up above 50 feet and came back down and blew
up. I would say that it looks like the engine cut out.
Remember, this is mainstream media reporting, John. It's
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About the glitch. I'm gonna show my school bus to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh, yeah. That'd be fun
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age each year. The hearing aid talk has been very informative
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subdermal implant. Please have Adam research. Oh yeah. Adam.
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Thanks for the Harry ear hole. All pics, you know, this, this
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You know, to a certain degree there's the hair is there for a
reason, but it wasn't like I had a big bush growing out like
parsley growing out of my head.
To be honest about it even notice that I was very
interested in the fact that this this little implant that goes in
the ear is black for some reason and make it flesh color. That's
a great question. Oh, it is a great question apparently. Make
sense, I will ask my audiologist because it's actually the
both the receiver that's the little speaker, which they call
receiver is kind of light gray. And then you can have different
plugs on top of it, depending on your ear canal diameter. And
those are indeed black. Yeah, I think I think probably if it
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because you know, the inside of your ear hole is black.
No. Okay. Mine is.
Yeah, if you go into where you can't see it as black, but what
you can see is flesh colored. And this thing would be sitting
on top of, you know, it could be darker flesh.
Personally, I personally there's a there's a I ordered these
months ago, even about maybe a year ago and a Kickstarter
thought that'd be interesting to try. What are they called now,
but they're their ideas. If you can't cover it up, turn it up.
And so it's these little black, kind of like Ruby cut knobs that
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it sticks in there. It's got all the digital signal processing
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statement. So it's kind of it's actually a bit like you've
gauged your ear hole. Big Blind hole. Yeah, but yeah, I'm gonna
try those, but I'm not going to go for the subdermal implant.
Thanks. Yeah, no, you shouldn't even big lump luggages some kind
of a cyst.
But I will I will share my ideas and settings with people if
they're interested. Because it's all about the settings.
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That was like the, what Neil was saying, although he's donating,
which is appreciated Thursday shows your weakest showing in
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Clause. Okay. And
more annoying as you forced me to defend Maxine Waters, he
says, really, but there's plenty that Matt Maxine Waters is wrong
about that. You don't have to misinterpret to find any to find
there were a number of ASEAN responses if you just say, no,
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And by the way, all we did was read for this about two people,
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we talked about,
Megan Morrison interpreted it you misinterpreted,
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Glad you all enjoyed that.
Let me see you. I have a couple of fun things that Oh, yes.
We've been talking a lot about Canada Navia today. This is
another one of these and I'm sure the the M five M and Canada
Navia has done a good job of riling everybody up, you know
the tariffs kicked in. Everyone's all pissed off
everywhere. And, you know, the world kept on turning. But the
lie that has been propagated throughout Canada is a
disturbing one because it literally is a lie in the way
it's, I'm well maybe it's not maybe it's still one of those
things where people just hearing it differently. But when
President Trump said not having our steel produced in America is
a national security concern. This is how candy Navia
interprets that the
nearly empty floor is a devastating sight for workers at
ADF there's a kick right next to the steel producer has laid off
50 employees and is operating on a reduced schedule because
of the trade the way I didn't know that steel companies were
like family businesses
used to be in
Super to to produce steel or to cut it up or what are they
doing?
Well all kinds of every one of these little stages that you're
taught you just mentioned are all's can easily be a family
business. Okay? Okay. Really the big giant boys are not
I see a big smelter and all that. You know, I'm
like, It's possible. By the way.
I saw in the LA Times. There's a town for sale. Not far from
Burning Man, but it's kind of in between the two forests. They're
in California.
Pretty man's in Nevada.
It's we have it's near and near the Nevada border. And it's
about two and a half hours drive from LA to a half hour drive
from San Francisco about three hours to Vegas.
It's not two and a half from LA.
Okay, well, I just did a Google search and Okay, so maybe it was
three and a half. It's within driving three and have asked me
at least eight hours from now not enough now whatever this
was, it doesn't matter. It's an old mining town with like,
eight, eight structures, and it's for sale. Well, they went
for it. 950,000
Not bad. We can do that. And then get all our dyno agenda
people we can put together a bond. Yeah, it's the 10% down.
Yeah. Was
to do a GoFundMe. It's the mind is still there. You know,
I think it was a toxic as hell per minute.
That's where we put the servers. That's the data center. And and
we have a dude named Ben camp.
Who, right? Yeah, right.
We can put an airstrip in the world. Yeah, we can put an
airstrip in. Anyway, back to Canada Navy and steel trade
dispute
with the United States.
Well, currently the shop is I'd say, slower than slow.
James Pisky is the plant manager of the family run business. And
here the sting of us tariffs landed a deep blow. The Trump
administration says the measure is a way to protect American
national security. And that hurts given the type of work ADF
group has been a part of this Canadian company produced the
majority of the steel used for the outer structure and full
antenna of the New World Trade Center, a symbol of American
perseverance in the heart of Donald Trump's beloved New York
City
being labeled now as a national security threat. Yeah, I mean,
it makes no sense to us, it makes no sense. And we feel kind
of flustered, we feel kind of betrayed about that.
It isn't all bad news here. Despite the uncertainty ADF
group has landed a new US contract which will increase our
starting in September fraschini is hoping it will also increase
morale on the floor. While the trade dispute drags on Canada
has already filed a challenge with the WTO over US steel and
aluminum tariffs. Donald Trump though has made no secret of his
distaste for the WTO. And he's found an interesting way to
destabilize it or destabilizing it by blocking judicial
appointments at its appellate body. That's a kind of Supreme
Court for world trade disputes. It's supposed to be made up of
seven judges. It's currently down to four with another due to
leave in September. And if it drops below three judges it can
no longer function and can't referee all those complaints
about us tariffs.
I didn't know that about the WTO and the its appellate board
met and know that that's not that's interesting and decision
making with only three. But
but that's the point is like the the US the Trump administration
is blocking, kind of like, you know, like, I'm sure that it was
said that way like, Oh, this is Supreme Court of, of the World
Trade Organization. And United States is blocking new
candidates so that it just starts to whittle down and then
eventually, it's completely ineffective. But no one's
talking about that here. I hadn't heard that at all. I've
never heard anything about that. But you heard in the clip, you
heard the guy saying I can't believe you know what, we're a
national security threat. Here's a soccer mom,
I stood beside the Prime Minister when he made those
statements. And they were strong statements, because I think what
it's important for Americans to understand is the justification
under your rules for the imposition of these tariffs was
a national security consideration. So what you are
saying to us and to all of your NATO allies, is that we somehow
represent a national security threat to the United States. And
I would just say to all of Canada's American friends, and
there are so many seriously, do you really believe that Canada
that your NATO Allies represent a national security threat to
you? And that's why the prime minister said it is frankly,
insulting when Ronald Reagan visited Canada in the 1980s, she
said we are more than friends and neighbors and allies. We are
kin who together have built the most productive relationship
between any two countries in the world.
I'd like our candid avian producers to send me some clips
where someone explains this properly up there.
I'd like to find someone to send it send a clip where it said
Canada's national security risk or any of these companies are a
national security as it's not what he said. No, of course, the
fact that we need steelmaking capabilities in within In our
own country, and not having it is a national security risk,
which is what he's talking about. And it was pretty clear
to me when he said it to me, too. And he was mostly about
the, you know, the fact that we had this huge multi trillion
dollar deficit. Is it that was the real national security risk
he was talking about consistently. Yeah. And it is
because of that folds, we lose our dollar as a reserve
currency. And we know that's not going to happen, let's face
reality. But you know, it's possible and under some
circumstances, something bad could happen. And you'd have any
world economic collapse and everybody wants their money,
which is not going to happen either way. I mean, it could be
a collapse with that money. Things Not gonna happen. I'm
just saying, but theoretically, it's a national security risk.
Yeah. But no, no, no, the Canadians Oh, it's about us. And
the Canadians who stopped giving us money, by the way, we got one
Elberton. That helped us on today's show, and that was it.
Yeah, well, it's blowback. Thanks, Trump.
Trump is killing the show.
I'm telling you that it matters it really does. When when stuff
like that gets out that way, I can I understand. It. was damn
Yeah, yanks.
Screw those guys. Call the US national security threats.
And nobody I mean, it's just not as bold as lying is lies got
a funny public service announcement from the Canadian
Border Services.
Cannabis and products containing cannabis may soon be illegal in
Canada. But that doesn't mean you'll be able to cross the
border with them. Whether you use it medically or
recreationally if you're leaving Canada returning or visiting, it
will still be illegal to take cannabis across the Canadian
border. If you have it with you declare it smoking cannabis
across an international border will remain a serious offense
that can impact your future.
Yeah, keep it legal.
Don't bring it in. Don't take it out. Smoke
it now.
I put a clip in here for the Canadian cannabis dealers you
played in the last show you had a clip I did but it was on the
last the last list of clips I don't think it's on this
I can take a look if that helps.
legalized pot in Canada would be the name of the clip. Oh, okay.
Well,
let me search for it that way. That's easier.
legalize legalize as we go. Let's see. legalized pot in
Canada.
Canada has become only the second nation in the world.
Yeah, we think we played a lot actually. Okay, we have a you we
have a What's the top story in the Bay Area? We're talking
about housing. We talk about a bunch of different things,
right? Yeah. No, wrong.
You set me up. I have the clip
top story communities on edge because of a naked man lurking
in neighborhoods even broken into one home. Now he's been
caught on surveillance video and within the past few minutes,
we've learned another city where he may have struck and to see
barriers man Robert is live in Fremont where the man was last
seen Maryann
Well, I can tell you that this man strikes at night. Police say
he has been spotted here in Fremont four times in the last
month. The most brazen attempt was just last month here on the
street where the man entered a home in the middle of the night
and then stood naked at the bedroom door of a young woman.
Police believe you'll recognize the man shown in this
surveillance image crouching on the doorstep of a home in
Pleasanton Thursday. Investigators believe he's the
same man who entered the back door of a home here on a drama
circle in Fremont last month and perform lewd acts at the bedroom
door of an 18 year old. She screamed. He
took off I was surprised. I wonder why he had picked that
house.
Destroyed by the way I cut it there because it went on for
five minutes about all his other he apparently goes around got
found in backyards. He's naked and he's apparently jerking off
everywhere. Oh, they didn't mention that in the report. They
kind of hinted at it lewd acts what else is he doing? And they
standing at the door there and you know jargon off and this
girl screams and he runs away some local pervert that's lost
control.
How was Louis C K doing these these days? Yeah. Okay, I do
have a nice social justice warrior moment moment here. What
are we? What do we put under social justice? My cultural
appropriation that's the one that's my that's one of my
favorites. Everything is cultural. Saying you know,
saying woke is now cultural appropriation.
Oh, well, I'm not gonna say it and I'm not gonna say it
anymore. But you can't
say it. You will not use a straight guy straight white guy.
You can't say like cisgender does this Yeah.
Concerns about cultural appropriation and access are
confined to film or even Hollywood. Today the Montreal
Jazz Festival canceled one of its high profile shows. Slave
has been the subject of protests in recent days. Its acclaimed
director is White's that's Fabella patch, and it featured a
white singer sang songs written by black slaves. This comes a
day after prominent us singer songwriter Moses sumney canceled
performances at the festival over his concerns about slave
schooling a bit far now isn't it still
manages anything so you can do Radek intros these guys are on
hinged. I mean,
so you can't even do a cover version anymore of like a
Michael Jackson song or something because that would
that would be cultural appropriation. It'd be bad and
this the month is jazz baby it's supposed to be completely free
and the whole concept of jazz over his multiple instruments
and things flowing together to create this harmonious on the
fly masterpiece now living
in the past.
Right, bro. But the story that got no traction. Surprising.
I have another story that's got no traction after your story has
got no interest. This is
not a clip it's to discuss briefly. No headline. Al Shabaab
terror group bans single use plastic bags. I felt this was
this is headliner stuff.
Yes. Where was the reporting on this? This was at least as good
as the naked guy roaming around. Yeah,
this is Sky News. And it says the Somali militant Islamist
group, which has links to al Qaeda has long had an interest
in in environmental issues.
Sure they have. I've never read that.
It made the official announcement on radio Andalus,
which is operated by Al Shabaab. jubbaland regional leader
Mohammed Abu Abdullah said the group had come to the decision
due to the serious threat posed by plastic bags to both humans
and livestock. These are the guys that didn't really take the
girls. Yeah, yeah. rapers. He added that pollution caused by
plastic was damaging to the environment. In the same
announcement, the group said it has banned the logging of rare
trees. details of how the eco friendly bans would be enforced.
We're not shared with listeners cut your head off. Last year
gets better Taliban leader him Heba. Tula akhundzada claimed
Afghans should plant more trees because of their important role
in environmental protection, economic development and
beautification of the earth. I mean, did you know this was
going on this? Yes, this conscious warming
memes are next with these guys. I mean, it's all crap. It's,
well,
maybe it isn't. I mean, I will say that a lot of these terror
groups, you know, they, if you look at was the Taliban, you
know, they they organized their communities. You know, they're
organizing it through rather incompatible values to our
Western society, but they are organizing. But this is a this
is a complete Western thing that they're now bringing you here.
Yeah. What's next?
No, no.
I can't think of anything offhand. Well, I am I am T
shirts, zooming I mean, I agree.
I mean, it's as good as the naked guy running around.
Now, the report that hasn't been reported that the as we speak,
there are these outrageous riots going on in parts of France,
namely Nante. Yeah, yeah. And non Svenja under a riot
conditions for the last four days. Angry news. Oh, sorry. No,
you can play it. Actually, no. I couldn't find any good clips.
They didn't have any clips on France. 24. They had no clips on
the BBC. So I found some obscure newsletter that had somebody
there doing it and this was a real lame, but accurate clip
angry youth but confronted police in poor neighborhoods of
the French city of nones. The violence came after police
shocked at a young man who'd been stopped in his car for a
traffic violation. Police reports say he refused to
cooperate with them and then hit one of their officers, likely
injuring him as he tried to drive off. It was then that he
was shot. The local law courts in Deer Valley neighborhood were
also set on fire. Police now say they expect more unrest.
Tensions in poor migrant neighborhoods have frequently
escalated into clashes with the police in France. In 2005,
dozens of cars were torched in similar unrest in Paris, in its
outer suburbs where most of migrants live. No one's Public
Prosecutor later revealed that the man had been wanted for a
year for organized robbery concealment and criminal
association police. The police and the justice system needs to
act it independently to clarify what's happened this evening,
its hospitals. Its use case it versus as well.
Whereas a nonce
not is in the Lewa Valley is kind of the opening of the river
goes into the ocean. And it's an old town it says on the coast,
not on the coast is in. It's in London. Yeah. But it's, it's got
this beautiful four to Fort, this fortification that just
goes way back and ninth century or something. And it's a very
picturesque tourist town. I've been there. When you start a
tour of the LA Valley, that's usually where you start. Wow.
But probably not so much anymore.
No, but people saw the pictures and went, let's go there.
Yeah, they bombed the they bombed and demolish the
courthouse, which I thought was it was kind of funny. It was
kind of mentioned in the report. That's insane. Yeah, but no
reports whatsoever in the Western media.
I have a flashback from my last clip for today. One of our
producers dug this up. And it's great for two reasons. One, it
talks about a topic that we recently discussed on the show.
This is from 2008. So this is around the time we started with
the show, and maybe our first year and I believe it is also
the this clip may be the Genesis or the reason for Cheryl
Atkinson eventually being forced out of CBS, as this is a CBS
News report from 2008. Pay attention to the numbers and the
names. It's not the kind
of record anyone wants to break, reports of serious illnesses and
deaths linked to medicine have hit an all time high. That's
according to the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, which
has analyzed FDA data for a decade. It recently found that
from January to March, there were more than 20,000 reports of
serious drug reactions, including over 4800 deaths.
That's not just a little more than usual, it's 38% higher than
the previous year. Two drugs are blamed in unusually large
numbers. The blood thinner heparin recalled after
contamination was found and the anti smoking drug Chantix had
more reports than the 10 best selling brand name drugs
combined.
See your doctor and ask if prescription Chantix is right
for you.
The FDA has already warned of psychiatric problems with
Chantix and says it will take further action if warranted.
Pfizer which makes Chantix says benefits outweigh the risks. But
the Patient Safety Group says stronger Chantix warnings are
needed and the general trend deserves more attention.
What we know is that over that period of time, we've seen a
steady incident increase and reports of serious injuries and
death. And this should be troubling to us.
Another trend a relatively small number of drugs are playing for
a large number of adverse events. The authors of today's
report say there's a lesson prescription drugs help millions
but also have risks and the FDA should do a better job at
reducing
them. So there you go. You know now that you mentioned it I
think that makes more sense for the reason they got rid of her
rather than her the political stuff. Exactly. They put up with
a lot of stuff but you're going after Shan takes one of the
major advertisers Rob Yeah, you're you could be done.
It's it's a big mistake. Big mistake. Yeah. And with that,
I'm calling it a show.
You can call it a cab. Now.
I got enough taxis and got my Learjet waiting for me today. So
I'll Skedaddle on out of here we return on Thursday. I'm sure
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