She has another facelift. She's going to end up with a goatee.
Adam curry Jhansi Devorah it's
Thursday August 16 2018. This is your award winning get more
nation media assassination episode 1060. This
is no agenda on continuous
patrol land broadcasting live from the capital the drone Star
state here in downtown Austin Tejas in the CLEVEO in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we turn the show into a
post Zephyr show. I'm Jesse DEVAR. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
I believe we've had many posts Zephyr episode.
Yeah, but we went from a priest effort to a post because it ran
down the tracks just as you as you got cut off. Okay.
Mark it down in your book. Did you get the serial number and
registration everything? The former you tail number
they do as Evers have big tails. Well,
the news cycle of course changed dramatically. Just overnight.
Yeah, Aretha Franklin died.
Oh, yeah,
she was on her legs and rip it. Rip everybody. Rip love and
light. Everyone's posting selfies. Yeah, look, he's me
with Aretha. I never worked with her. But I worked with a lot of
people who worked on big shows with her. And she was pretty
universally hated as a diva. And very, very bossy. Demanding,
apparently just not very nice. And that's my eulogy. Either.
Great. Bring him up on stage. Gentlemen.
Sorry, you know, that's a wonder
united the industry anymore.
So that's all I've heard all my life about her. I was like, I'm
not gonna fake it. I'm not.
I heard the same thing about Donna Summers. Who ran shops.
I disagree. Donna Summer I did work with What a sweetheart?
No, that's not the case. When she got older, maybe? Well,
one of our producers played the bass on. I feel love. Okay,
well,
maybe he knows and he says I think van Morris is supposed to
be hard to work with.
Yeah, who wants to work with Van Morrison anymore? Anyway, so I
know that does make a difference in the in the news cycle. And
everyone's because the minute there was an announcement she
was sick. Everyone's putting together their retrospectives.
Well, what we'll see a lot of respect puns.
Oh, yeah. Are Yes. P
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Now i The funny thing about this particular one first, Mimi tells
me about all of her reasons gonna die. And then Jay tells me
about it. And it's like note, a lot of people died during the
year that are old and famous. She
spans four decades or four generations almost of listening
audience James
Brown, but nobody told me he was going to die when he did because
he died
during plastic surgery. Which is not a good way to go. No, that's
like you expect waking up fresh and young looking with some
bruising for a couple of days?
Yeah, but not dead? No. You don't expect to wake up dad
never want to wake up
dead. Let's see. I did a lot of you know Turkey is becoming a
problem we've been looking at Turkey for years have always
identified it's it's growing issues. And but what is so
interesting to me is that the Ottoman Empire I think, is
taught in school as a timeline with a big cloud around it, you
know, and here's the Ottoman Empire. And then after the
Ottoman Empire, all this happened, but really what went
on during the Ottoman Empire and then that Turkey or
Constantinople, which is now eastern boule was the the center
of the universe. I don't think it's really taught in schools. I
certainly didn't get an even more than a summary of what was
going on. Do you know it would be
part of world history
courses taught in college at the college college level? Yeah. And
in the Netherlands, there'll
be mid mentioned in passing in high school level.
And it was a friend of mine said oh, you should watch the promise
which I think came out last year this movie it's about the
Armenian Genocide it's a love story it try it love triangle
type story, and it's a personalized story but gives you
a pretty good impression of what was going on when the when the
Turks massacre. Yeah, the Armenians which has never been
officially recognized by any Western leader,
I don't think I think Trump may have touched on it.
Well, he would be the he would be the first recording to the
book of knowledge. But holy crap, man that that was some
that was not and we just kind of stood by and like, Okay, well,
we weren't big world powers then right? Early 1900s We didn't
want to get drawn into
anything. Yeah, but then you know that there was a lot going
on where we had naval fleets that could have done something.
Probably not. Anyway, here's a report about Turkey it's more in
depth than most especially coming from EURO NEWS
financial turmoil continues for Turkey investors are heading for
safe havens and markets in the US and some in Asia have been
losing ground amid fears turkeys crisis could spill over into the
world economy. The Turkish Lira has been in freefall with lost
almost more ground on Monday against the US dollar and in the
past year, it's fallen by more than 40% or Turkey's central
bank has acted to get more money into the banking system but has
resisted calls to increase the main interest rate, which
currently stands at 17.75%. An increase could help attract
investors who've taken fright over growing debt and
deteriorating relations with the United States. Well, as of May
Turkey's private companies owe more than $240 billion, and it's
this debt that's helped private consumption grow the economy at
a pace that many now believe is unsustainable. Well, that means
that foreign banks could face big losses if those companies
can't repay their debts, Spain's BBVA is the most exposed with
Turkey accounting for 13% of its loans. Italy's Unicredit, the
Netherlands, ing, France is BNP Paribas are also well and truly
on the hook.
Was this in any manner analogous to Greece?
I don't think so. No, Greece was being squeezed by the Central
Bank of the EU. Right. They have sanctioned by the national
stage, which was torturous viral,
I guess, maybe more that there's foreign banks that have interest
in them. And
that's gonna be the case with any of these countries. They
always everybody's intertwined with this trigger
the could this trigger the Armageddon?
You know, I personally, somebody else asked me this one of the
lip Joes. And I said, I don't think they have the leverage as
an economy to really trigger it. It's not big at all. It's not.
No, we already looked at this on the lessons the size, so bigger
in Argentina, right. But if if they go never done that's been
in and out of business for years, and has never triggered
anything, but I guess
contagion would be what people are worried about, if it catches
on to other countries and investors start pulling their
money out that could that could then maybe start to affect the
euro?
I don't think so. They're not in the euro. They're in the
Eurozone
now as if it goes to other countries. I don't see it
happening. Okay. Well, good. Well, but we just I'm looking
for the trigger. You know, you've you've predicted this.
There's certainly a downturn. Do you I just don't see this being
it. I mean, it'd be it'd be convenient. Timing would be
good. Yeah. I just don't see it. It's just a week, it's a week
sisters didn't have enough oomph to really cause an issue.
Well, there's a lot being written about it. Now. It's been
more about China.
Which again, is really the I think China is the one that keep
an eye on because they those guys, we don't even know what's
going on. They're really they faked their numbers. You can't
tell it's a black box. But yes, exactly. Right. Okay, I mean,
that's what I had to report on this video from CBS. And I'm not
sure what brand that was a CBS report sucks. Report. You were
right. Where's
where's your cbs report? Oh, here it is brouhaha gets worse.
This is an economic war. According to Turkey, and the
enemy is America. Its NATO ally. The Turkish Lira has been
falling in value for months, but last week, it plummeted 20%
Because of a dispute with Washington over this man, Andrew
Brunson, an evangelical pastor from North Carolina, who's lived
in Turkey for more than 20 years, and is accused by the
Turkish Government of terrorism and spying. Pastor Brunson has
been detained here in Turkey for nearly two years. The US says it
seemed no credible evidence against him.
I have a message on behalf of the President of the United
States of America. Release pastor Andrew Brunson now, or be
prepared to face the consequences.
Those consequences are US sanctions and a doubling of
tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminum announced by President
Trump on Friday in retaliation, Turkeys doubled tariffs on us
passenger cars, coal and other goods and announced a boycott of
us electronic goods. These angry Turks tore up fake dollar bills
in protest. Many people here believe this crisis is all the
fault of the US even though it experts have been warning of
danger signs for months. Blaming Turkey's authoritarian President
Bridget type oh
one. There was a video going around about a couple of Turks
smashing iPhones with a hammer. Do you see that? Yes, I did. And
at the end, you hear an iPhone ringtone? Like, we're smashing
these iPhones except for the one I have in my pocket. Yeah, very,
very funny. I did get a note from one of our producers who's
extremely in the know on Turkey and I am not going to mention
his name because I don't know if he wants this attributed to him,
but I'll share it. Because, you know, we have a couple things in
here the failed coup, this guy who's the pastor, who may or may
not be sorry, Brunson. Yeah. Who may or may not be a spy. But
here's what our sources does the economic the current economic
chaos in Turkey seem like a soft coup. Allah the methods outlined
in the economic hitman short answer yes. Can everyone keep
the Turkish economy upright without IMF support? Now maybe
not. Banks in Germany, France and Spain we pushing for IMF
loans to backup the Turkish economy. They have large loans
on their books to Turkey, which we just heard. I think Sid banks
and others would welcome more stable leadership in the
country. Enter the Gulen Movement. There he is our friend
in Pennsylvania in the Poconos. While roundly hated in Turkey,
they have strong support in Germany and the USA may be seen
as more easily controllable. This actually makes things come
together for me earlier this year, I talked with someone
involved in the Brunson matter an American I was told that Mike
Pence and the Turks had reached a deal but factions within the
CIA and State Department were working to frustrate their
agreement in order to make Erdogan look as bad as possible.
I heard last month while in DC that Brunson would be released
from prison after Trump himself had negotiated the release of
Turkish Hamas courier tourists being held in Israel, which I
think happened. Yes, the Turk was released but Erawan only
release Brunson to house arrest in Turkey. Not what was
envisioned about 10 days ago, everyone formally announced that
Turkey would join the BRICs. I missed that news. Did you hear
this?
No, not at all. So be the Brexit
bricks Brexit. I guess that these two things had may have
personally angered Trump enough to impose sanctions. See, what
else does he say here? Everyone is government are very still
very pissed off. Gulin has not been extradited extradited back
to Turkey. They've repeatedly stated Brunson will have to go
through the Turkish judicial process when the DOJ here
Blathers on about lack of evidence of how the extradition
process is still under review, a tit for tat situation. It's
likely that Brunson had some interaction with the Gulen
Movement. He lived in Izmir for 25 years, the city in which
Gulin first gained a following given the Goulet movements use
of interfaith dialogue which has been very successful in
recruiting gullible sympathizers in religious circles around the
world. I wouldn't be surprised if Brunson was caught up in some
nefarious goodness BS. However, I've seen no evidence that he
was a spy, are working on behalf of Google and during the coup
attempt in 2016. Under the State Emergency in Turkey, a lot of
secret testimony etc has been gathered but is not released
providing opaqueness to prosecutions of this type. So
it's it's just reading this, it seems to me that we know Gulin
is was put in the Poconos by the CIA. They took care of his
paperwork and everything. He's got his compound up there, he
probably was used for the failed coup attempt, which I think is
universally recognized, was a botched job somehow on our on
the CIA's part, I think, and maybe they just
don't know. I'm not sure that that's universally recognized.
Although it makes a lot of sense.
It's recognized by everyone.
Everyone a lot of people think is the whole thing up to blame
to see that's
certainly something we looked at as well. Yeah, but within
everything I hear from people that we talk to in intelligence
circles that reach us, which is the outer crust crumbling crust
of chalk, but okay,
at least a crumbling crust of chalk is better than most
people. Yeah,
exactly. Exactly. So maybe they maybe they do want to try and
you know, another attempt, maybe a soft coup, get some Gulin
people to take over.
I mentioned on the DHF unplugged show that I thought that there
was an economic hitman model at work here. That's what
it sounds like. That's, that's what that's what our source just
said.
But meanwhile, this poor pastor stuck there if the guy's
correct, which had done so it wouldn't surprise me that the
CIA is working against the administration because that's
that's all they do. Which is too bad. Yes, a mess. Yeah, I don't
think it's not bringing the economies of the world down or
anything else. It's just gonna shake things up in Turkey
already. And talking about you know, As you mentioned as the we
haven't heard any of this stuff, of course, by the mainstream
media. I mean, they're more concerned about, you know, the
smashing of the iPhones. Yes. Is there is this I got this other
thing from your own news out. You mentioned your own news. And
here's one listen to this. This happened on the day of the show.
That's our show day. News. Yeah, a Sunday. And tell me you know
any of this, you've even heard of any of this stuff. This is
the unreported oil and gas agreement from last Sunday.
Times that fall to the Caspian Sea say they've reached
agreement in principle on how to divide up the oil and gas
resources of the world's largest enclosed body of water. Russia,
Iran, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan say the bulk of
the Caspian will be treated as a common resource that they will
govern together, and the five sides will be given a special
status, putting it outside the jurisdiction of existing
international law, governing lakes and seas. No agreement was
found on the more contentious issue of where the seabed border
should be traced. But Russian President Vladimir Putin
nevertheless welcomed the principle of regional
governance, from the theory principle, very anabolic, it
fixes principles of military political cooperation of the
member states, he said, and guarantees the absence of the
armed forces of non regional states. The Caspian is believed
to hold some 50 billion barrels of petrol and 300,000 billion
cubic meters of natural gas.
Now was Azerbaijan in in that lineup I didn't hear Yeah.
So it was Iran and Russia Turkistan, Azerbaijan and
Kazakhstan.
That's an interesting little little group there.
No kidding.
They got they got to say they got resources, they got the raw
materials, they got the processors and they got the
sales force and Azerbaijan whole thing and then you just the
pipeline through Georgia, Bada bing, bada boom. Very nice. No,
I hadn't heard no idea the Caspian Sea. Was that that
either? Yeah. No, of course, none of this gets reported. No,
you know, we just want more windmills in the United States.
There's no penny don't pay any attention to that going on over
there. They cornered the market on natural gas. Cheese. That
thing is just that thing is loaded with natural gas. Yeah.
God, his ridiculous. This is ignored.
That is that, you know? Well, again, yeah. As we started off
today, as like the whole the whole new cycle is going to be
our ESP AECT.
Well, there's that. And then also, you know, like, get get go
vote vote. Oh, yeah. No, Democrat. Yeah.
So the latest bomb, the latest smart missile, in air quotes is
amoroso. Yeah. And this is very easy to understand. And do you
have any clips? I have a one or two. I think
I have one clip that we should play right away. Because it's
Lawrence O'Donnell. Yeah. By the way, get the hinge clip ready.
Stop the hammering. Get it ready? Yeah. So here's Lawrence
O'Donnell on amorosa.
Today, the people who follows me on Twitter, Patricia maclary
tweeted, if you talk about Omarosa, tonight, when there are
700 children still separated from their parents, then I will
turn you off. But Omarosa is one of the reasons that those
children were separated from their parents and are still
separated from their parents tonight, those children were
separated because of the cruelty of the people working in the
Trump White House, especially the president who thought it was
a good idea to separate them. Omarosa and everyone else
working for the Trump presidential campaign knew they
were supporting a candidate who believed that the one thing that
we didn't have enough of on the southern border was cruelty that
cruelty was going to be one of the methods that Donald Trump
would use at the southern border to discourage immigration.
Omarosa knew that all of the Trump campaign workers knew
that. And now Omarosa proceeds with her TV interview version of
her Nuremberg trial, as she does that she wants to use the
defense the world heard frequently during the Nuremberg
Trials of Nazis after World War Two. I didn't know stop the
hammering I agree actually. That's pretty funny.
Essentially. A guy's
insane Yeah, as great as great and she's treated so seriously
and taken the such that with so much respect, I saw I tried to
get a clip from the Daily Show Trevor Noah and she was on. She
was flirting with him and she was like a queen diva. there but
nothing interesting nothing of any use at all. Now, I do have a
clip from NPR where NPR has a gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha on
Omarosa, as they asked her to read to start off in this
interview by reading a passage from her book, and I'm pretty
sure she already recorded the audio book as you will be able
to discern from her. From her read
on this phone conversation. I was told exactly what Donald
Trump said, yes, the N word and others and a classic Trump goes
nuclear rant.
This seems pretty clear. She didn't hear the tape but was
told what was on it. But that's not what she said in her
interview with Morning Edition.
And once I heard it, you heard you have heard this tape
you heard the President of the United States President
of the United States use not only the N word, but as Bill
Pruitt described during that interview, other horrible things
during the production of The Apprentice.
You don't mention that in the book that you've actually heard
the tape. Is this new? Oh, no. It's
mentioned in the book. But what Manigault Newman points to is
that section she just read about the phone call. In the
interview, Rachel Martin presses her to clear up the discrepancy.
Forgive me though, that sounds like you've just heard his
account of the tape.
Did you actually hear the tape? I did. Did you miss this hope?
Girl?
Did you read my book?
Girl? Did you read my book? No girl because you didn't even
read your book. That's why did you
read my book?
She did read the book. So did I it's not there. In the book.
Manigault Newman makes many claims about President Trump and
others in the White House. That would be shocking if true, that
he has dementia that he referred to people of color as those
people that he wanted to be sworn in on a copy of his book
The Art of the Deal rather than the Bible. There's a lot. White
House press secretary Sarah Sanders put out a statement that
says in part, quote, this book is riddled with lies and false
accusations. It's sad that a disgruntled former White House
employee is trying to profit off these false attacks. And even
worse that the media would now give her a platform after not
taking her seriously when she had only positive things to say
about the president during her time in the administration,
unquote. Those days are clearly over.
Donald J. Trump is not only a racist, but a misogynist, and a
bigot. But the things that I heard come out of this man's
mouth on the tape that I described in this book. It
completely shattered my belief and him being a decent person.
But a big question now hangs over it all. Did she actually
hear the tape as she claims now? Or did she simply hear a
description of it? As she says in her book unhinged?
Mm hmm. Thank you. Omarosa, by the way for the fantastic ISO. I
think this is a contender for the end of show. Oh, did you
read my book? The good ones contender. So this is very easy
through the no agenda lens. It's not that hard to figure this
out. Because I'm not kidding. She didn't write this book. She
sat down with someone from Schuster and Simon,
and are the other way around. Now.
Well, hold on Schuster, and Simon owned by CBS who hates
Trump. Moonves, Redstone is a bunch of haters. And she came
out. They've had this book, they wrote it up. And she probably
told the story one way and he then decided not to write it
that way. Because it wasn't it sounded too vague, or they
didn't need, you know, just tried to not get sued into
oblivion. Yeah, you don't wanna get sued. And so they you know,
it's just it's horseshit. This is total. Yeah, this is what
this is bad. It's just political stuff, you know, and everyone's
taking it seriously and doesn't see it for what it is
particularly the Simon and Schuster tie in Hello, cheese.
Yeah, that's pretty bad. Well, I, I I've told I think I've
talked about this on the show for when you get ghost writers,
there's a bunch of different ways you can go. Generally
speaking to ghost writer gets his name or her name on book
cover. I hadn't seen his book cover. So I don't know if
there's another name on it. Is there? Do we know anyone? No, I
haven't seen it. And I have not read it. So good. I did not read
your book.
And so that's one way of doing it. He says, So and so you know,
the author with or the author and yes, and then there's a
third way of doing it where it's pretty apparent that the author
didn't do anything.
By the way. You should have called me out. It's Simon and
Schuster, not Schuster. And Simon, you should have called
him head. I said,
I'm sorry, the other way around. Oh, now I understand what you're
saying. Okay, now I get it. Sorry.
Anyway, so the so there's these different models and then
there's the, the what the real whopper of a model, which is
maybe what they did, which is you, you have a ghost writer
write the whole damn book, you got nothing to do with it except
you tell a few tales and then they embellish them. Distance
from an interview, you interview the person and the ghost writer
is a ghost writer, literally, there's no mention of the
person. Sometimes there's a thank you or something in the in
the foreword, and that's kind of the person who wrote the book.
But that that, in that case, it is almost like you get you have
to sign a nondisclosure. You never get to say that you wrote
the book, right? You have nothing to do with it. And you
get paid more, you get paid like a lot more you make most of the
money. So I don't know what they did. But you're you're right.
She's there's no way she wrote this book. I've written
the outline for my book.
Yeah, you want me to write it? Well, I want to go.
Well, there's other people vying for this spot. Okay,
we just give it to them. I really don't have the time
to come out in my lifetime. I don't want it to be you know,
after the fact. I don't want any posthumous publication.
Point well taken.
Yeah, it's a novel by the way. Oh, good is
novel. Yes. Any of the books that we ever published will be
novels. Yes. It's a novel so far as they'll be novel.
Yeah. Oh, they'll be very novel. Yeah. But it's, I just took all
of my life stories and and baked it into a spy novel and it
works. Frighteningly well.
Oh, good. Yeah, you could? Yeah. All right. Yeah. I'm calling it
unglued. Don't call it unhinge best.
Suit, miss it again. Well, today front page or not from? I don't
know if it was the front page actually been in over 100
newspapers? No, it was more than that. I think. When we see the
New York Times said here, they all banded together at the
behest at the suggestion of the Boston Globe as they called for
nationwide media response to Trump's attacks on the press.
This has never happened before in the history of American
politics. No president has ever attacked the press. Do you
remember first that guy is a trailblazer? Well, I
remember when over 100 newspapers agreed to run
editorials on the same day defending a free press against
Obama when he spied on the Associated Press hack. Cheryl
Atkinson got phone records of reporters tried to jail the guy.
Yeah. Didn't the newspapers do it then too? I don't think so.
No, I don't think so either. But what's interesting, they took a
very good everyone could write their own op ed. Or they're all
great their own editor like reporters writing op eds. Well,
I
Well, this is from the editorial board. Okay, what's different?
I'm sorry, I should have said that properly. I'll just read
the first two paragraphs because I thought there there there,
they approached it from an interesting angle. And you may
know more about this. In 1787. The year the Constitution was
adopted, Thomas Jefferson famously wrote to a friend,
where it left to me to decide whether we should have a
government without newspapers or newspapers without a government,
I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. That's how
we felt before he came president. Anyway. 20 years
later, after enduring the oversight of the press from
inside the White House, he was less sure of its value. Nothing
can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper he wrote
truth itself become suspicious by being put into that polluted
vehicle. Jefferson's discomfort was and remains understandable
reporting the news and an open society is an enterprise laced
with conflict. His discomfort also illustrates the need for
the right. He helped enshrine as the founders believed from their
own experience, a well informed public is best equipped to root
out corruption and over the long haul, promote liberty and
justice. And then comes this interesting bit of public
discussion is a political duty. The Supreme Court said in 1964,
that discussion must be uninhibited, robust and wide
open, and may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes
unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.
That kind of describes the Supreme Court decision against
the purge from social media. Yeah, that's the way I took it.
So why doesn't anyone pick that up?
Because nobody wants to pick it. Here's the thing. I wrote a
column this week and I don't know if it came out yet. I
saw it. Yes. I liked it. And that makes it it was very no
agenda. Go ahead.
The publishers, the yeah face section of section 230.
Basically what set me off on it was a article I forgot where it
ran in some somewhere by Jeff Jarvis defending Twitter and
Facebook is, you know, not publishers.
But Jeff Jarvis forms. Oh, yes. Oh, that was Jeff Jarvis who did
that?
Yeah. So I read this thing and said, this is the load. And so I
decided I'm gonna go to the other extreme. And then I
started thinking about it. A load was decided to go to the
extreme. And so as I started thinking about it, everything
that we're calling a platform, based on a dictionary definition
of what I know, to be a platform is bullcrap. The internet is not
a platform, the internet is that network. You know, they had to
remember when Sun Microsystems used to say the network is the
computer than a network is not the computer it does no
computing. It is not the computer is no way it's the
computer. But we had put Silicon Valley's always dreamed up this
crazy stuff, so they can kind of market stuff. And these
douchebags that run Facebook and Twitter and every rebel, these
other platforms that aren't platforms are publishing houses.
They refuse to take legal responsibility for the evil
deeds that they do. And they get they hide behind a cloak of this
bull crap. Oh, no, no, no, we just let people push. That is
not our we got nothing to do with it. We have nothing to do
with it. Well, I
think the best argument in your piece was advertising, that a
platform does not need advertising. And that's one of
the Turing tests, if you will, to see if something is a
platform. So your computer does not need advertising. And it's a
platform, but face bag. Now to some developers, it may be a
platform, but it's it's not. It's just not the same thing.
And then certainly not when it comes to speed,
again, is the definition even to some developers is not a
platform, it's a mechanism that they can use to put their code
in play. But as as a plat, it's not a platform per se, they have
no control over it. If you have a plat for you own a platform, I
might be CIO and I can throw it out the
window. Now
I'm a slave to Facebook's API. I mean, it's just as far as I'm
concerned, it's just the definition. And it's done for
legal purposes where they can flirt. Yes, they can skirt the
law. Yes.
So they can't be sued, because well, that was what made the
internet grow and gave these websites license to grow, which
I'm not saying is bad. I agree with that. Wikipedia as well. By
the way, they also are under the same, they use the same section
230 legal argument. But your your point is, right. They are
they are they are publishers because they're editing the
output. And that's not just editing the
output. They're publishers, they should be editing, the output is
just not editing it well. And the point I make in that column
is if you label somebody on Facebook, it's no different than
if you label somebody in the New York Times, right? The New York
Times can be sued. Why can't Facebook
because marks Cool, man, don't do that.
That's pretty much where it boils down to so about this.
You know, the editing, they do the AI, artificial intelligence
that they that they deploy, to be able to find all these
offensive hate speech posts. Here is a note from one of our
producers, who is an Uber driver. Now, I've never
considered this. But you know, because you know how I like to
talk to the Uber driver and sometimes I would record them
because they have interesting things to say because they're
always from a different country, at least in Austin they are but
it works the other way around to our spy network. Many of them
drive and Ubers to pick up a few bucks here and there. And
sometimes you hear something in the morning Adam says Brian,
quick sidebar to your recent discussion on face bag in Texas.
The other day I gave a ride Uber to a paralegal that was
traveling to Texas. She worked at Facebook campus in Playa
Vista, LA, Facebook and Google have slowly been taking over the
area Google took over the old Howard Hughes hangar and
converted it to their space didn't know that. During the
ride. She mentioned her travels face bag and her task while in
Texas. Of course I inquired for show Intel this is what I'm
talking about. Your analysis of Facebook in Texas is accurate.
Her task was to go to San Antonio and train the Facebook
employees on how to grade all videos that are posted on
Facebook and Instagram. She says someone actually watches all
those videos. Yes AI at its finest. She also mentioned
Facebook is creating guidelines for Hollywood production house
is their next play will be YouTube and Netflix. So there's
guidelines that they're creating that they're going to hand to
Hollywood, this is interesting. Facebook, it makes sense. That's
the diversification of their business that makes a lot of
sense to me. If they can become the de facto filters of hate,
qua, they have more data than anybody else. They can at least
claim there. They know what they're doing.
Well, while you're on the topic, den, university, California
thinks it can be the arbiter of hate. I have a clip, clip this
where they're describing one of their programs.
Is this the clip that I played just on the last show, is it
yeah, probably ADL on the Yes. Okay, well, were you there. Last
show.
I don't remember this clip.
We talked to you were like, why the creepy music? I even
remember what you said about it.
I did say those computers, but I don't remember it being the
same. Okay,
well, I'm sorry. No, it's okay. We're gonna play it again.
ADL and the University of California at Berkeley's D lab,
have been working to develop a new approach to tackle online
hate using the latest methods. The goal of the online hate
index is to help tech platforms better understand the growing
amount of hate on social media, and to use that information to
address the problem. By combining artificial
intelligence and machine learning, and social science.
The online hate index will ultimately uncover and identify
trends and patterns in hate speech across different
platforms. We've just completed our first phase of research and
we found that the machine learning model identified hate
speech accurately between 78 and 85% of the time. In the next
phase of our project, we will look at specific targeted
populations in a more detailed manner, will examine content on
multiple social media sites, and will identify strategies to
deploy the model more broadly. While there's still a long way
to go with artificial intelligence and machine
learning based solutions, we believe the online hate index
will help tech companies better understand the extent of hateful
content on their platforms by creating community based
definitions of hate speech.
That clip that clip actually filled me
with hate. You know, the thing I must have been distracted by the
music so much. Well, v 12. comes to mind.
I actually just took some Okay, good. The
race can be see there's a race on John and this is a huge
opportunity. Ah,
this is an armed hate arms race. Yes, this is
a race to beat but there's a race to be the de facto go to
place we have the independent network of fact checkers which
includes Tucker Carlson's outfit The Daily Caller foundation.
Right. It was the whole thing I can't believe he's doing that
douchebags. He had total douche trying to be the arbiters of
truth and really despise that very disappointing. That
includes Snopes. They're in there as well. So you got those
guys over there.
Snopes is also promoting itself. Now as a news source. Do you
notice this now? I
really, really don't visit Snopes.
They're gonna become a newspaper.
So let me see if I can do this. I've got a couple of clips here.
So Alex Jones got a timeout. Time timeout from Twitter. If
you need a timeout, go sit in the corner.
They were hounding I think Dorsey so much. They
Well, what I want to do is I have Dorsey responding to it
first, then I want to play the universally accepted language as
to why he was kicked off and then I actually have the the
real verbiage and clip form of what he actually said which
makes things even more interesting because this is all
about the rules and the terms of service and the community
guidelines. And his job Jack Dorsey Alex
Jones on Twitter posted this week what essentially is a video
calling for people to get their battle rifles ready against the
media
Okay, remember this a essentially said Get your battle
arms against get your battle arms ready against the media.
Have you heard that?
I heard that. Yes. Okay. Well, we'll
just keep that in mind.
Alex Jones on Twitter posted this week. What essentially is a
video calling for people to get their battle rifles ready
against the media saying it's time to act it's gotta be done
now. Move criminally against people send a chill up my spine.
How about yours?
It did it I mean, there's a there's a number of actions did
send
a chill up your spine. John.
I've never heard it, but I just heard from him. Well, well, when
you hear it, chills will go up and down your spine up and
believe. Help, a call to incitement to violence. And
those are the things that we need to
call to incitement to violence. Okay, so far, so good, bad
alarms. against the media called of incitement to violence,
make sure that we're taking action on you have you've
taken action against him in this instance, what can you tell us
what it is?
We I believe we put him in a Timeout, timeout, removing his
ability to tweet. For for a time period,
a timeout seems juvenile seems minor compared to the
implications of someone suggesting a call to arms
against arms as a group media, the media, how do you respond to
that?
Well, I feel, you know, any any suspension, whether it be a
permanent one or a temporary one, make someone think about
their actions and their behaviors and
change his behavior based on interviewing we have found
might be Lester Holt, actually, it sounds a little like inbound
that it does have the potential to change, impact and change
behavior. So whether it works within this case to change some
of those behaviors and change some of those actions. I don't
know. But this is consistent with how we enforce
Okay, thank you Jack. So Jack did not argue with I guess it is
Lester Holt with his assertions there the Jones called for a
battle ax Battle Rifles I believe he said, against the
media incitement of violence against the media. Let's listen
to the actual video, which I I chopped out some silences, so
it's a little bit shorter. And I guess when you're policing words
over hate speech, I think we should really listen to the
words and let's see if we can discern any actual hate will
didn't even mention hate speech, incitement to violence and
battle arms against a group of people, in this case, the media,
it now stands with you and the US military. So I know already
understand who the DICOM operatives are the traders are
to understand who's trying to take the First Amendment, okay,
this is where I usually tune out but we're going to keep keep
with it, guys. Stay with it. Now. Come on, Chai calm the chai
calm, you can do it. You can do it, who's trying
to bankrupt the country who's trying to shut down everything
who wants to admit it, they wanted to bankrupt healthcare in
America to bring us to our knees. were under attack and you
know that you pointed out mainstream media is the enemy.
But now it's time to act on the enemy before they do a false
flag. I know the Justice Department's crippled a bunch of
followers and cowards
Okay, so we got to maybe detect this bit by bit. So he's saying
you know who the enemy is? The enemy is that you say fake news
or the media? Oh, no, he said the media the media and we have
to be careful because they're going to come out with a false
flag the media and I think what he's implying is that someone in
the media will get hurt and it will be traceable back to
someone like Jones saying go hurt the media. So so far, he
has not told anyone to do anything.
But there's there's groups there's grand juries there's you
call for and it's time politically and economically and
and and judiciously and illegally and criminally to move
against these people it's got to be done now
any any call to violence there yet?
Not to by my definition,
not mine either. Not yet.
Get together. The people you know, are traitors and are
cowards aren't hedging their frickin backs like all these
other assholes do. And let's go let's do it. Because they're
coming. Now in your wisdom, you may be playing possum and
waiting for him to come in. But America needs to know that
they've got their little pathetic commie Red Team's
ready. And they've got their targets picked out. The
sheriff's the judges, the police chiefs, the Patriots, the
veterans, the talk show host everybody and everybody's gonna
be amazed when they come when those cowards come and it's
gonna hit in the middle of the night. And they're coming. Yeah.
And they're coming, say it again. And they're coming. They
think they can really take down America. So people need to have
their battle rifles and everything ready their backsides
and you got to be ready.
Okay, is that incitement to violence yet to have your Battle
Rifles ready by your bedside with your with your with your
night cap on I guess and your gown? Is that? Is that
incitement to violence?
No, it's incitement to public defense, I guess because not
even incitement because it's just telling you to, you know,
alright, let's we got 14 seconds left. Maybe it's here.
The media's show discipline on their deception. Antifa attacked
all these people in the White House, beat up, reporters beat
up women children, no coverage. And they've got discipline
folks. They've got criminal discipline because they're a
bunch of followers.
That's it. That's why he was given a timeout for that video
for those words.
Well, Lester Holt's is the liar.
Yes. complete liar. And Jack just said that I went uh huh, uh
huh. Uh huh. So that's just not true.
It's why by just a blatant envy See law but
it will go down in history that Alex Jones called for people to
come to arms against the media. It will go down in history with
weapons. Yes. That's how it's gonna go down. That is your
truth. Yeah. From now from this day forevermore.
Yeah, cuz they'll just harp on it. Yep. Yeah, I know, we've
done this a million times on this show. It's reality, versus
what they decide to make a meme.
A lie. It's a lie. It's not a
lie turned into a meme to lie as it turns into a meme. Oh, that
Jones is terrible. You already did? Yeah, yeah, exactly. Good
catch. I'll give you a clip of the day for the deconstruction.
Here's NPR is here. And now. A little bit more about the topic
like
Kurt Wagner, senior editor of social media for recode people
have just been ferocious in their criticism of Dorsey.
Well, Jack and Twitter have been really the last platform that
still allows Alex Jones operate. And so Twitter has a long
history of really defending this idea of free speech. And, you
know, when Jack Dorsey came out last week, and said, Alex Jones
has not violated our rules, but all of the other companies found
that he did it, it kind of opened himself and Twitter up
for criticism. So yeah, he has definitely taken a lot of heat
over the last week. Well,
how much is this complicated by the fact that Twitter is the
main message service of our current sitting president? I
mean, this is speculation, but how much are people speculating
that Dorsey and Twitter might be uncomfortable about banning
someone for violating a rule like let's say, threatening
violence, when you have the president of the United States
who's used Twitter to threatened violence against whole
countries?
Yeah, hey, man, I think, you know, comparing to what we just
heard from Alex Jones, you know, get your get your battle rifle,
your musket, put it next to your bedside with your with your
night cap on versus Trump's saying, I got a big red button
and it works. jabroni Yeah, I think she made a point there
have the president of the United States who's used Twitter to
threaten violence against whole countries?
Well, I think it's very clear that Twitter is afraid of
alienating this, you know, very, very conservative group that
that's that's what it's called, really, in some regards. It's,
it's a group, I think that's probably crossed the line. At
the same time, it has said in the past that President Trump
gets, you know, basically special treatment on the
platform. And that because he is the president, and everything he
says and does is newsworthy, you know, they're going to kind of
hold him to a different standard than everybody else. And what I
think that does, unfortunately, is it creates this approval for
stuff that maybe would have otherwise been violated, you
know, even if, you know, it makes sense that the President
shouldn't be kicked off Twitter, because he's the president. He
kind of provides air cover, if you will, for other people who
probably are skirting those rules
a little bit. Okay. That's your NPR analysis. This look at the
at the pressure tactics that were going on, you know, for
sorry,
well, I'm just gonna say, before we leave that topic,
I'm not leaving the top. I mean, before we
leave the his assertion standing there like that, yes. That the
President gets special treatment. What about Rob
Reiner?
Yeah, I mean, this he also gets special treatment. He gets
obviously special treat because I know myself and everybody else
is complaining about him constantly. He in one of his
tweets just recently, he's got Oh, it would be autoCrat strikes
again, John Brenners, a patriot stripping the former CIA
director which shouldn't have a security clearance for sure.
should frighten all patriots. When did these left wingers are
be all into patriotism in the flag? This is always earth be
another one. Don't you think? I mean, that was making
sense. Well, John, hello. Welcome to 2018.
And the other one, he's got one he says he calls he calls
President Trump garbage garbage was defended as criticism
calling somebody garbage. Especially the president the
United States I think is rude. But calling somebody garbage is
not criticism. No.
No, what do they what do they say when the President does it?
Though Yeah, they jump all over it. Yeah, but they have a word
for it I'm sure well, anyway, yeah, it's
not they don't use they don't say he criticized that's for
sure. slammed. That's pretty much all right. pressure
tactics. Why did Jack do this? Because clearly there was no
violation if he actually listened to or read a
transcript. I think even the transcript he couldn't get
confused about there being incitement to violence against
this particular group. This in this case, the media, Lester
Holt Now, a couple of ways The first one this is the one that I
find interesting is there's a version of a Media Matters group
out there. And they use something called block together.
And block together.
I funding it this. This is a coincidence. I didn't bring it
up on the show, but I ran into the block together woman,
Shannon cantor. Yeah. Oh, tell, man, I know, I didn't run into a
person they ran into on Twitter.
I'm gonna explain what it is first or to me, or do you need
to she's got this program. I
haven't digested an app looked into. So now she's got this.
What? It's an app? Yeah, yes. Well, I'm gonna It's an app.
Yeah. Program app. What is an app? What is app short for
application? But it is application of phone application
software? It's not a program.
Yes, a phone program.
And so what you do is you plug it in and you push the button,
they've got a block list of about, I think, is 400. And
every advertiser you can imagine, yeah. And you push this
button, and now you blocked them.
Well, what they do is they select a number of them who are
advertising currently on Twitter, or whoever they're
attacking, though, and then everyone blocks that advertiser
on mass, which I think does show up in their statistics, I think
they will see a loss of well, engagement, certainly, but views
or whatever the the measure is. So they probably notice it. And
then they certainly hear about it. I don't know how effective
it is. But I think this thing works. I think these types, this
proves you cannot monetize the network, by the way, because no
matter how big you are, people are bigger. And so I have to
say, although I disagree with it, I think it's a pretty cool
idea.
I thought it was a really cool idea. I don't like it either.
And I don't like what they're trying to do. And there's just a
bunch of lefties that are just, you know, meddlesome.
But this, this kind of stuff, it can't be stopped this is this is
what I mean by you can't monetize the network, you can't
do the same thing. On the other side. This app is not what you
would call you know, something is not going to land a rocket on
the moon. It's just a little piece of code that anybody could
rewrite to put other lists together. Oh, yes, a great idea
should be like a whole bunch of these. We can have the no agenda
block list enough.
Very short. We'd love everybody. There's a lot of people we're
not blockers.
I am black people constantly. Now,
there was a claim made, which I believe to be true. By Marco.
Marco is the guy who does the overcast app, which is heralded
as the best podcast app, I think he has some of the best features
features. I like that he's an independent developer. I like a
lot about him a lot about his product is to form a product is
very inexpensive, and it's extremely good. He actually came
up with a new idea to put a little a new tag into the RSS
definition. Now as an as a, what do you call it as a namespace
for donations. So that now any podcast feed will be recognized
by overcast and it's catching on. So I think other podcast
apps will do it, that there's a little dollar sign button or if
you're in Europe, a Euro button and you click on that it'll take
you right to that shows donation page, regardless of what it is
whether it's like us with a divorce.org/an a or Patreon
page, I think that's good I liked that he's doing that stuff
I don't like is that he was using the Apple podcast
directory. So as we discussed in the previous show, when Apple
remove something it gets, it gets removed all the way down
the line, because these developers of Apple have I'm
sorry, phone podcast programs don't have the the ambition, I
guess to create a directory themselves. And they have ideas
on that we can talk about separate time but turns out
Marco had actually overwritten the apple API and banned Alex
Jones before Apple did it. And in this snippet from his from
his own podcast, you'll hear that he starts off by saying,
Well, you know, there was some person who was upset, but listen
to the pressure that was put on this one single independent guy.
What happened last week is the Alex Jones Show there. Basically
what happened is it crossed a whole bunch of lines of like
things that you know, things like hate speech and by the way,
he's an incredible lefty and that didn't even hear the video
obviously, it didn't hear what what the line crossing was, but
that's okay. That's his
religion and you know, inciting violence and you know, things of
that nature that like that are against Apple's terms for what
they allowed their podcast directory and are in many
jurisdictions are actually illegal. And so a listener,
emailed me saying, Hey, I'm leaving your app because you
host this Kanye listener tenant. and it's horrible. I looked, and
I'm like, you know, this, this should not be allowed like this
is clearly violation.
Clearly it's not you're full of shit of Apple's own
content guidelines, I do have a mechanism in overcast that I can
override a feed that would otherwise show up. And I can say
this feed should not show up. I haven't used this mechanism very
often. I used it once before, for NRA TV, for similar reasons
that I believe that it was violating Apple's own
guidelines, I use this flag on these Infowars properties,
because it was very clear that they were violating Apple's
guidelines. But Apple was not removing it from their
directory, and I was hearing about it from a lot of people.
Now it's a lot of people went from one email to a lot of
people. I wonder,
you know, a few days, a few days after I did that, Apple pulled
up from the directory and sorted everyone else, basically. And
so, you know, I think I was proven right? It was, you know,
had I known Apple was gonna pull them a few days later, I might
have just waited for them to do it. So that way, it's like, I'm
not involved in this. And I really try, I hope to use it as
little as possible, because I don't want to put myself in this
position. But sometimes you have to be in this position, like
sometimes something like this happens where people are, you
know, demanding immediate action,
oh, this is really escalated in the course of two minutes.
And you look at the problem, and you're like, Well, I kind of
don't like that I'm seeing that I'm being kind of bullied into a
decision like this. But if you look at the, you know, look, the
actual issue.
I think he used the word, the term, he was bullied into doing
this. That sounds like a pressure group to me.
And you're like, Well, I kind of don't like that I'm seeming that
I'm being kind of bullied into a decision like this. But if you
look at the, you know, look at the actual situation. It's like,
yeah, this actually should be solved. Like this is a problem.
This does require action. So they're correct. Like the the
people asking you this are correct. So it's important not
to think defensively in that time and just say, Okay,
actually, yeah, this is right, I should take action and just do
it. Anyway, so going back to the original topic,
so, so So,
so.
Wow, yeah. Now, that is a chilling clip.
To me, it is he got bullied. Now, it fits within his purview,
and the lies that he was happy to do and the lies that he
believes in and he said he looked at it and he said, Yeah,
that clearly violate Now it didn't have didn't violate
anything. I don't think it violated Apple's Terms of
Service either. Not that it matters, but it is just the line
needs to be pointed out. I think there's plenty of stuff you
could get Jones on, wait for something good. You know, wait
for something good. Don't Don't do it. Like this is stupid. But
the purge flows through a lot. And we don't think about this.
But here Well, Patreon is now closing accounts at the behest
of MasterCard. They are they say hey, MasterCard has said we
can't process for this particular podcast or this type
of content. For for your Patreon. We're sorry, your
accounts closed MULBAH. So that's the power of MasterCard
to do the same with WikiLeaks. And then a dude named Ben
working for a large organization. He just discovered
that the firewall we use Palo Alto Networks, has flagged
Infowars as having questionable content and is now blocked on
our internal network. He was never blocked before. So it
seems that firewall providers have just jumped on the
bandwagon along with Apple etc. Yeah, that's what happens. It's
a it's a dominoes column
about this two weeks ago about Kansas. Yes, the net Yeah, to
cascade and the blacklisting. My blog was blacklisted over and
over again until I changed the title line on the HTML from
uncensored Yeah. So Wow. So this is this is horrible.
So it goes it can go pretty deep. Now. What happens at a
certain point does
the worst and neutrality everybody's talking about net
neutrality we got Palo Alto Networks Well, this locket some
guy.
Well, this is it. This is net neutrality. This is what this is
what we would have seen on a massive scale. I think we dodged
the bullet. But but this this type of it really is almost the
an invert Well, yeah, it's like an inverse of the of the
microservices. Although it's still human fed people here, Oh,
that guy had bad okay, click and then it's firewalls that are
deployed all across corporations that 10s hundreds of 1000s of
corporations, click its free Wi Fi outfits that won't provide it
anymore. That we've had that happen is as you said, with your
blog, we've had it happen other ways. my mail server sometimes
that gets on a blacklist and I have to beg and plead to get
taken off. So my my email isn't sent to spam. You know, this is
a little more serious than just getting kicked off a Twitter.
Well, that's really interesting. Well, that's the way it is.
These gave me this promise the tech community somehow turned
left some time ago. I never could put my finger on why I can
tell you this much. I remember one time going shooting with a
CEO, from one of them, a well known company. And he says to
me, he says, Whatever you do, don't ever tell anyone you went
shooting with me?
I said, Oh, yeah, that's like Ray lanes, the same at Kleiner
Perkins. Didn't want a nice because people would be freaking
out that he had guns.
Yeah. And so I said, Okay, I don't have a problem with that.
And then he specifically mentioned John Doerr as going
kind of ape shit at a Halloween party because somebody was
brought their kid dressed up as a cowboy with God with a cap
gun. Guy. So I mean, this is where we did the whole in the
whole of Silicon Valley. I mean, the tech community and the
venture capitalists who are many of whom are billionaires, which
is just backing up our thesis that the Democrat Party is the
rich party trying to keep everybody down which I don't
diminishment for Arizona, the black community doesn't
recognize that they're gonna be forever in trouble. They just
keep everybody in place because you don't want any you know,
things to get really, you know, want you want to talk a big game
and do nothing, which is what seems to be the case with these
billionaires. They don't they don't want to have anything, any
possibility of losing any money. Right. And so the Democrats
always blame the Republicans Oh, they're making the rich richer
and all the rest of it's always the Democrats doing that. And
and the whole Silicon Valley is all rare or the fight they were
number of Republicans there or as minor is probably
20%. Well, that was that was Ray lane, Ray lane at Kleiner
Perkins, who was the guy who put together the $500 million
government grant for Fisker. He didn't work in the business
after that one. He went shooting all the time. And he said, Yeah,
we'll talk about it here. And people don't like that so much.
John Doerr, he's a card key when he was invested in my company.
And just one point took me aside, he's and his 16 year old
daughter was completely completely unhinged. And you
want me to talk to her? She's like a fixer. Like, no, I'm not
gonna do that. You have a you understand young people? No, no,
I'm not qualified for that job. Sorry, not qualified. And with
that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you John C. C stands for RTSP at Devorah Ag
in the morning, you Mr. Adam curry. Also in the morning, it
all shifts as he boots on the ground. subs in the water, Space
Force. And all the dames knights out there.
Guess in the morning to the troll room. I second. That's
interesting. It seems like my website is down.
You get shut down by the blacklist and
wouldn't surprise me a troll room how you doing? No agenda
stream.com You guys are always doing doing good for me. And the
show and I appreciate it troll dar VCO five cyborg Dave garlic
occult fan dying monkey. And there's always Doug. And I also
want to say a hearty in the morning to Darren O'Neill who
brought us the episode artwork the album artwork for 1059 the
title that was barrel roll. And this was the round up bottles
with great no agenda font and a star advertising smash pop out
sticker that said now with more cancer.
Yeah, he's very good. He's done good work in the past. But he's
one of those guys that I wanted to mention that that he's one of
those guys if you look at his because you can click on to the
artist and see all their work. He's one of those guys like
Martin JJ that went probably for more than a year or two without
getting anything picked. And he's starting to get a bunch of
stuff picked.
Yeah. And then all sudden he had to stop. He was just getting
picked.
Well, Martin JJ did
yeah, it was too much wind and picked every week. It was too
much winning. Too much wedding. I'm out. Remind me about my
curious Monsanto email. I want to say something about that
later.
Who? Well, okay, let me write it down. Curious.
Monsanto email. Yeah, I think I think they have an army of
shields out there trying to convince people.
Oh, yeah. Well, of course they do. I think I got one. Oh, Oh,
well, that's good because they never got ahold of me. All
right, let's thank a few people for producing and associated
executive producing executive producing show. 1060. Yes.
Starting with a high. Now I have to mention a few is a lot sounds
like a lot more in some ways because I hadn't picked up the
mail. This is the this is the mail for three shows. Oh, okay.
Gotcha. We got a lot of stuff. That was gone. Yeah. And so
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during your return flight last month I trends transmitted
through Dubai. And by the way, I didn't notice any global warming
there. When I turned on my phone and connected to their service,
I received the text. Welcome to Canada. I always keep the
location off my phone, but does the UAE sometimes turn on his
location or turn its location off to it was a first for me and
I just left me wondering how that could happen. And the
eighth month of 2018 and knowing the sum of all are currently
printed paper currency is $188 $100 Bill to Dr. Bill $20.
Bill $10 Bill $5 $2 $1 How could I miss an 888 opportunity. I
also wish to add all the Happy Eid Al Awda Aadhaar. And
encourage Adam to try John's goat recipe this month if he
hasn't already. It's the perfect holiday feasts, n J n ks the way
he wraps it as usual, sir. Anonymous is our guy.
Thank you very much. And thanks. It's great triple eight
opportunity.
I would like for him to come back with his next commentary
and see if he could figure out why it says Welcome to Canada
when he was going to Dubai.
You never know how that goes. He has some a
like a little PSA at the end just for me. But he mentions he
said just makes his comment at the end about he's talking about
social media and how the cookies and all this stuff does work.
And he just has this comment I want to read it because it's
basically zip code plus four competes pretty well with
cookies and algos but it's just not as sexy. If snail mail
didn't work, you wouldn't get so many catalogs.
We drop it nine Follow The Rabbit alright, that's talking
in code people. Okay.
Onward. I'm sorry when I moved I moved to the email and I've got
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Collections. What are we are we are we repo mana
to bank process called collections?
Because that's to be settled here has to be SO LONG LIVE
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would. How's it gonna work out the bank doesn't take it
nevermind was asked to be settled I have to convert it so
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hold the I'm not only the difference is I just give this
checked I say hey, look, settle the settle this just give it to
them. They do the work on Bitcoin chain, are you?
I'm not I'm not going to get into it with you.
Thank you for your good work. Scott and Mary right. I can't
tell wishes writing donations for my son's birthday August 26.
Mitch McCain can check it out to make sure it's on there. My wife
and I enjoy your show. This is our second donation towards my
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bright light light seems to be Jordan Peterson
And he's not exactly a politician.
Yeah, he's not a politician. Thanks again, Scott and Mary.
All right. I should mention I wrote an essay in the last
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clarify some what I was gonna discuss I put a Jordan Peterson
paragraph from the wiki page. Yeah, and, and so somebody wrote
on Twitter says, I stopped reading when I saw the Jordan
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Do you get pushback on this? Okay,
it wasn't I don't know how he called that pushback from so it
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This is gonna happen a lot. Yeah. The gentleman that should
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members of the peerage. We started a new academic year in
preparation for a teaching lesson on communication, I came
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how difficult it is to be a good listener. One of my most one of
the most important aspects of the no agenda show is that it
helps me be a better listener, I am forced to pay close attention
to get the most out of each show. And the lingering effects
of the no agenda mindset also improves my critical thinking
skills. And by the way, I don't think it works so well when
you're running it at one and a half or two times speed. I agree
or the people have where chops out the spaces in between.
I don't even know about that as
like ruining my art. Second, I had an experience with one of
the phone banks reminding me to vote last week, and I was amused
because he made sure to tell me to get out and cast the vote for
two specific candidates, one of whom was last name he didn't
know. I asked where he was calling from and he wasn't even
in the same state. I told him and he didn't give me much
confidence with his lack of knowledge and conveyed this to
his supervisor as well. Probably not his fault as he was likely
just a kid trying to buff up his college fund with this summer
phonebank job still the lack of attention to detail was telling
and the experience track closely with a discussion last show. I
get I get a lot of these types of calls mostly for the guy who
previously had that number. I always use it as a chance to hit
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H vac recommendations. They love it. Keep up the superb
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that's an interesting idea. When you get one of those, you know,
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to be put on there. Do not call this your phone is ringing all
day, but I was just
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house? Why are you calling that? Do you listen to the no agenda
show is gonna be my next line. Do you see the no agenda show be
Yeah. Let's see if that works. Maybe you can hit some people in
the mouth. But
what I do, and I've done this, I don't do it as much because I'm
usually annoyed. So I don't remember to do it as much as I
should. But I do it. I said you got it. She said, you know,
whoever's telling you this to buy something or do something.
Say Do you have a pen? You have a pen and paper? I tell you?
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won't have these horrible jobs like this. If you just pay some
attention to you know, maybe get back to real reality. So just
give it a shot. And then they just so baffled that I hang up.
Good idea. I like making them write it down. That's excellent.
Yeah. If they they might be writing in the sky for all you
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our formula is this we go out we hit people in the mouth
you're so you have this thesis that I've subscribed to which is
that people say things on podcasts they normally don't say
and there's a lot of these video interview podcasts by want to be
interviewers, and many of them are very well produced. There's
one guy for discovered his Patrick bet. I think it's
Patrick bet dash David, who interviews a lot of very
interesting in many shady characters. And he did I have
four clips where I can be I can play one, two or many, but I'll
give him I'm going to start with a teaser of the of these of this
group. This is Michael friend Xsc, who is a ex mobster and the
Colombo crime family.
When the Kennedys were coming up his father was not the most
right, you know,
set this up, hold on back off.
Hey, man, don't tell me to back off when you just told me to
come in. What's wrong
with you? Yeah, but when I wrote it set up at the end of the clip
was his idea. He's talking about his dad who was a major, majorly
famous mobster. And his dad who's still alive at 100 was in
fact he was just released from prison recently at 100 years
old. And he appeared in he was big shot during the Genova AC
era. They all went all the families were like all together
before they all got taken down by various Rico action till they
got into drugs and ruined the business. And so he's talking in
this case, and it's zero clip, he's talking about Donnie
Brasco. And the fact that it took out like 100 mobsters that
and it was made into a movie with Johnny Depp and who is he
Donnie?
He's a law enforcement officer who Donnie
Brasco was a different guy that was his name I think he went by
in the US when he played a gangster he was an undercover
guy who whose was undercover with the mob for six years Yeah.
And it did mob was very upset about it and then now he's
relating nicely he's talking about Brasco here and and how
does one group of criminals got careless and let him in and then
he took def the whole group down and a lot of other people it was
very, very disappointing. And then he says he almost had a
similar experience of some creeps coming in and but he
avoided it and there's a piece of information in here that
explains something to me
you know you get a guy like left here he gets some of those guys
that are really not earners, big earners you can get somebody to
attorney can put a few bucks in their pocket, they get a little
sloppy. They don't look that far back. And I'll tell you I had
that experience too. Okay, I get contacted in the middle was a
huge case. They called it shadow boxing. I get contacted by a guy
that was with Muhammad Ali. The FBI took them out of prison and
put them in this undercover operation. Along with an FBI
agent that went undercover his name was Victor Quintana and he
allegedly was a drug dealer at one point in time they cleaned
up his act but had a ton of money wanted to get into the
fight business. So they come to me Can you introduce us to Don
King? I'm with these people for eight months. Okay. All the
while the recording everything that I do. I had like 83
recordings on me. I take them finally through Al Sharpton. Now
sharpen your gun for hire him a lot alright. And I make Al
Sharpton set up a meeting with Don King to bring these two guys
to me King. So we go there. And first I check out the FBI had
set up a bank account that had $15 million in a bank in the
Midwest, the FBI set it up so I bring them to King when Kings
office I go in at first I sit down let me tell you some. I
know these guys seven or eight months they're high rollers that
drive in a Rolls Royce. We went to Florida together they want to
meet you. I said but I don't know I'm past that. I said so
when we talk in here, everything's got to be legit.
I'll say anything wrong everything legit. Let me keep
looking. And a meeting went great. Bottom line is they were
asking for money to continue the operation. The FBI said no,
because after a year they still couldn't do anything. And then
the whole thing fell apart. We found out later that it was an
undercover operation Sports Illustrated Wow. Huge, huge deal
on it.
Al Sharpton the rev the the connector out on the coast.
He'll take Sawyer? Yeah,
I look good into this. Exactly call him a hitman. And they did
dissolve this operation. I read that article and then it was
written 91 And it was about this this shadowboxing undercover
sting. And what comes out of it was the following timeline. This
undercover sting tonic
last question just because I don't understand shadowboxing.
What do you say that I don't understand what that means?
Well, he said, that was the codename for the undercover.
Okay, got it. So he says that was what the FBI call it. And he
said that in that clip, okay. Anyway, so you look into this,
and this thing took place from 8889, or I'm sorry, 82 to 83.
And it ended, they ended it and he the way he says it, he
understands that they ran out of money and they weren't going to
keep this thing going. I don't believe that's what happened.
What happened at the point that is the point where Al Sharpton
became an informant for the FBI. Hmm. Cuz if you look into Al
Sharpton FBI informant, he became an informant in 83, which
is right after this event. I think the FBI went in there to
try to, you know, bust these other guys, including Don King,
and
they found Al Sharpton like What a gem. They found
Al Sharpton, who was very well connected, I guess. And they
used him and in fact, it was Al Sharpton who was responsible for
bringing down the Jenna vase a gang and I'm wondering why he's
still alive. And number two, what's he doing at MSNBC? He
still has a weekend show there. How did he get that job was at
the FBI that said we should play some Do
you think he has clearance?
Oh, no,
I'll bet he does.
Interesting very suspicious about that guy.
I'm like I like this
ad thought you get a kick out of that one. Yeah. Now
this is on YouTube this is some some just some dude yeah, yeah,
you can find it he doesn't have a broadcast deal. Not that I
know of sign him up.
Now I got a cup I got three other two things one is about
corruption in France as he goes on just clip to it but
corruption I'm not gonna I don't necessary want to play it. About
the FBI says is more corrupt now than ever.
That's all we have done. On Sharpton.
Yeah, that's all it was just been passing is those matter of
fact, he was just a man.
Let's just all remember there's no real conflict. Just remember
there's no real conflict.
I got one a he talks about the Kennedy election being done by
the mob and how they did mob assassinate can Yes, yes.
Yes. Let's not the CIA, the mob.
That's what he says.
Before process issues. That'd be a very interesting person to be
talking.
He goes back to the days of Luciano Costello.
Even talking about what he's talking about his dad owned
because he was younger than but he knew Capone came out in New
York. So he stuck with well, he knew him. I'm not saying I don't
know what he exactly did. But he knew. I asked my dad, I gotta
tell you this. My dad was he got so much publicity in his 60s.
Now he wasn't the main guy around, okay. It was a lot of
guys doing Columbo. Everybody was around. But for some reason
they targeted my dad. I gotta tell you this story.
I used one stop, stop stop.
Is this clip one? Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were jumping
ahead. No, it's not no
the Kennedy election. That's what we're talking about an
assassination clip.
So I see what I did wrong. Okay. Apologies. I take all of that
back.
When the Kennedys were coming up. His father was not the most
straight. You know, he was a boy, you know, he Joseph
Kennedy, who was a big part of the market manipulation. I think
when Roosevelt hired him to bring him in and say, Listen,
what do we need to do here and they came up with fingerprinting
for licensing. The guy came up with SEC was very much involved
in knowing how to manipulate the marketplace. He was involved
with the mob. Based on some of the stories you read about
strong personality. So they you read and say, well, the mob
helped Kennedy get elected. I don't know that. I'm asking you.
So my first question is Is the answer to that? Yes, and to once
Kennedy got elected. The follow up is, it's been said that once
he got elected, they tried to distance themselves from the mob
to look like they were good. So nothing would happen, the mob
got upset about it. And when they got upset about it, because
they couldn't fulfill their commitments they made to the
mob, the mob said we got to do something about it. And they
went about doing what they did, to hire who they hire to shoot
them, and then et cetera. When he walked off, the mob killed
him. Now, this is some of the stories obviously, a lot of this
is conspiracy. But one of the best conspiracies to read about
his Kennedy, people are so fascinated by having said that,
what do you know about the JFK situation? Yeah,
well understand. My father is through that whole era. And many
of the guys that I knew through that whole era, so all I ever
heard, and that I know to be true. Okay. And there's no
upside. And besides saying this, I'm not writing a book about it,
nothing. But there's no question that Joe Kennedy was involved
with, though he was a bootlegger. You're not going to
no question. No question. Okay. And I know for a fact that
somebody wants you to kill Joe Kennedy, during those times,
because I heard that he was robbing money wasn't doing the
right thing. And his life was spared.
Oh, this is 40s.
This is doses in the 40s 50s. During that era, was a bootleg,
you're not a bootleg, unless you're dealing with us guys.
That's it. Okay, no question also. Okay. That through his
father, John Kennedy, was we wanted him in the White House.
And he was a connection as far as we were concerned. So yes,
through Chicago through Louisiana. He was they did help
him get elected. They did. Oh, absolutely. Like the union
votes. And so I know this for a fact. Okay. And now, the
government's never gonna want anybody know this. They're gonna
call me a liar, and all that kind of stuff. But that's the
truth, Patrick. And as far as the assassination, I mean, come
on, to Jack Ruby come out of nowhere. I mean, he had all of a
sudden these mob ties didn't mean anything. If you had mob
ties with me, they would want to say it all over the world,
though. You connected with the mob, all of a sudden, Ruby who
was connected with the mob, not a saint, he wasn't, you know,
they never want it to be known that the mob had a hand in that
assassination, because it makes him look horrible. Government
doesn't want anybody know that. But I mean, I've heard that
consistently, throughout my, my whole tenure in that life, all
the time. You know, Jian Khanna and Chicago. And so when
he got killed, you're saying the assassination is linked back to
the mop. Yes.
Now, again, it's been said that it's not true. He's a liar. I
have no upside in saying this other than this is what I know
to be true throughout my whole time in that life. I heard it
from my father. I heard it from everybody that I know. That was
in that era. I was always younger, obviously. I mean, I
wasn't coming up at that time, but, but it was shortly after. I
mean, I got recruited in the 70s. He was a couple of years
after he was killed. So that story was fresh.
I forget about it. Now, he has another side. I don't have
everything he's got. He has he knows where Hoffa is buried.
Isn't he buried in the Meadowlands in New Jersey?
Yeah, he says that's definitely not it. And when he finally he
kind he wouldn't say what the details but what you could
deconstruct it, and it it sounds as if pafa was given some cement
boots and dropped off in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean eau
de wrecker. Yeah. pushed into
Oh, God. out of a plane. Yeah,
well, that's how you get them in the middle of the land. They
maybe they push them off a boat, but there was a plane. Nice.
Okay, now the last one is the is the one that was talking about
his dad again. And this story is the real and he even kind of
hinted his dad was kind of full of shit with his stories. But he
kind of says this story sounds kind of true, because his dad
was really targeted by the Justice Department over a lot of
these other mobsters. Right. And he, for all these years, he
could never figure out why. And so this story, which is clip
three comes out
before process issues. That'd be a very interesting person to be
talking to. He goes back
to the days of Luciano Costello. He'll even tell you about Capone
because he was younger than but he knew Capone came out in New
York. So he stuck with well, he knew him. I'm not saying I don't
know what he exactly did. But he knew. I asked my dad, I gotta
tell you this. My dad was he got so much publicity in his 60s Now
he wasn't the main guy around okay. It was a lot of guys doing
Columbo. Everybody was around. But for some reason they
targeted my dad. I gotta tell you this story. So I went to one
time I said that, why you why he was a lot of guys around. Why
did they pick you? He said, My mom has passed away five years
ago. And he said, I never wanted to tell you this. I didn't want
to disrespect your mom. But now that your mom's passed away, I'm
going to tell you, I said what he said. I was dating Marilyn
Monroe. Kennedy fell in love with Bobby Kennedy. He was the
attorney general At the time, she made him understand that she
was in love with my father. From that point on, Robert Kennedy
targeted my dad, because of the Marilyn Monroe went after him
like crazy. Now, sometimes my dad will, you know, I'm
wondering, okay, Dad, you turn to me, but it made sense. I see
that you tell him. He says, Dad was with Marilyn Monroe. Yeah.
And he got a little bit more graphic when he told me this.
I'm not gonna repeat it. But yeah, and then, you know, I'm
starting to and I said, Where did you meet her? Now I start
questioning him. He, he says, I met her at the stork club. That
was the hot place back. Yeah. Right. Costello had a piece of
it. And I said, Okay, tell me how it happened. He told me the
whole setup and everything else. And you know, because Hoover
wasn't targeting mob guys back then. As a
friend, because you had information on him on that
information.
He was bisexual. He you know, he got caught and blah, blah, blah.
So he never went after guys because they held it over. There
is no mob is what he said. There is no, right. But Kennedy was a
different story. And he targeted my dad for that reason. You know
what? Sometimes I think my dad, but I believe this one? I
absolutely believe it. Because I put it two together. I did my
little research. It was true.
Wow, this is this is on a YouTube. That's pretty good.
Yeah, like stuff out there.
I like that. What's this? What's this? Like? I want to play this
last clip or not?
Well, the last clip is kind of just is a lightweight clip
compared to the other three. But yeah, play it.
So let me ask you as dirty as politics was back then how dirty
is it today? More or less?
Patrick? I have never I now understand something. Yeah. Did
I see them? When we were on the street? We understood the
government a lot of times crossed the lines with us. We
got it. But you know what? We were criminals. So in a way, can
you justify it? I don't think so. I don't think the government
is ever supposed to act illegally. Okay. They're
supposed to abide by the law. We were criminals. We broke the
law, but they're supposed to use the laws effectively and
properly to get anybody. That's my feeling. But you know what,
all right. We were criminals. And they crossed the line every
once in a while. Okay. I have never in my lifetime seeing the
level of corruption that is going on. Today. In the
political Come on, Michael. Patrick, I kid you know, more
today than before 100. Absolutely. And at a level that
I can't believe. I mean, look, I've expected this is my life
experience. You're gonna stand I've been indicted five times.
I've had two federal racketeering cases. I've had to
state racketeering cases. I have been in front of the Supreme
Court on constitutional issues. In my dad's case, I've been in
front of the appellate court so many times, I've been more grand
juries than you can imagine. This has been my life. I
understand it. I know the law. And I am telling you, I've never
seen the law of violated by people in power like I'm seeing
now. It's to a point where I can't even watch it anymore.
It's it's terrible because it's bad for all of America. Look, we
cannot let
our bad when the gangster gangster says this bad man over
there who
authorities crossed those lines of what's legally correct. We
can't let them do that. Because it's a threat to everyone at
that point in time. And I'm not being biased. I have many
friends in law enforcement, many friends and they're honest,
calm, they'll tell you straight out. We don't approve of what's
going on. retired FBI agents that I know now it's sick and
what they see now, I mean, come on this. I mean, look, I mean,
even Comey what's going on in his book tour. I mean, the
things that he's saying that are coming out of his mouth, it's an
embarrassment to the FBI, in my opinion, because there's a lot
of hard working you know, honest legitimate agents that do that
job. And a guy like this in my opinion is tainting everything
else I mean it's terrible.
I did he worked for the Feds as well. No,
no you ever did. That's really
John bend over. Well deserved. I'll just lump it all into one I
like it.
I think is good. That was a good collection. Very good. I agree.
Oh, man. I
hope they don't I mean, he said something bad about Al Sharpton
will probably get purged from the platform this is a bad idea
to be taught don't put that on your platform. All right, let's
shift gears for a sec. Just some light some light stuff local
story local story I told you that this happened and I have
some proof Austin Texas now gone so crazy that in the city
council meetings we no longer clap. We snap our fingers like
beat next man like beat next because this really is hey, man,
stop.
You stop. I'm gonna I'm gonna tell you something. This is
bullcrap. What is there is no way that what you're saying?
Because you told me this already. We usually don't do
stuff on the show where he talked about for I am not buying
it. If you if I'm gonna buy it, then I gotta bring the bongos
out.
Okay, so let's do this. I have two clips. I have one from the
incident. I was told about a hand I have. The second one is
from just two nights ago. And I'll explain that as well. So
you can then so listen first because it's at the very end. So
don't play your bongos because you may miss it, because it's
because everyone's talking is just short. It's short, short,
short, briefer. This is the diversity council, part of the
Austin City Council. This was regarding the name change, I
believe, because the founder of Austin, Texas had slaves,
therefore we need to be changed our shithole
is going on in Canada with the founder of Canada,
a racist, get rid of him. So you'll hear it at the very end.
While I do think that my prime responsibility and the main
thing that I will continue spending my time on is helping
folks survive and addressing inequality in our community. I
do think that having something for folks to feel proud of and
come together around and want to stay in Austin for is is
something that our council should continue working on and
considering and so that's why given all of this work, I'll
feel comfortable voting yes on
this deal. Thank you. Any further discussion? Did you hear
it? Did you hear?
Are you kidding me?
Let's listen to just the other night, as the MLS soccer stadium
has been approved for building in Austin, Texas,
a soccer say what's the name of the Austin soccer team?
Oh, they're getting them from? I think Ohio. It's no, they're, I
think they're called MLS actually. Here we go. That's now
again at the end. So wait with the bongos
the soccer team is paying for and they're building a stadium,
and then they're giving it to us for free. And then they're
paying us rent to use it. They're delivering significant
important to much needed community benefits. There are no
public subsidies. And because the most profitable public
alternative use for this property is affordable housing.
There's no loss of property tax revenue. I want to thank the
staff for pretty exceptional work and working through this
issue. Thank you. Thanks to the community for the engagement, my
colleagues for working through a pretty difficult issue. The city
is excited about Major League Soccer. I am too. I can't wait
until we are all wearing the same jersey celebrating the
first championship and Austin. Are we ready to vote?
Councilmember Garza
There you go. The more finger snapping That is unbelievable.
Why is it unbelievable?
What stupid
Okay, that's that's different. That's not the same as
unbelievable live in Austin long enough you believe
now that it's also the very discriminatory i mean, i to the
point where I think it's not close to being bigoted. Because
you're gonna ask me how's that? How
does that work? John, how are you bigoted for a finger? Some
people cannot snap their fingers. You know, good point.
Some people cannot snap their fingers bigoted, bigoted
bigoted, bigoted. What's really big nasty,
loud bongos into this. Great.
What's really bigoted is that you heard it there and the clip
Hey, it was just intended for affordable housing, screw those
people. Soccer.
Soccer was funny, and I want to the irony of that clip was them
saying you know, I would like to sell housing, and I'm not buying
that they're getting the stadium for free. Plus, they're gonna
pay a rent.
It's a stupid thing to do. And although I grew up in football,
loving territory and love the footballs, soccer as a sport is
unAmerican is an unAmerican sport because you can't put
commercial breaks in it's unAmerican this soccer. So I
don't know why they're all for it. You can't make money. You
can't make money
on it. In America, the brake problem is really an issue. No,
it's
the issue is the only reason why football soccer has not made it
in America. But because we can't break for commercials. The
Austin beatniks will soon be taking place at the X net net.
I'm writing that down. I'm right down to the Austin
beatniks Nice. Hey, let's do a little more Trump hate. Okay,
great. Trump. Hate is always good. The Antifa rally in
Washington DC I just pulled a quick little clip of their
chance Oh there you go no borders no wall no USA at all.
I think this is really the highlight of all these guys at
the no war with no borders, no walls, no USA at all. You're
actually wall singular so it rhymes better. Yeah. So Bernie
was on Cole bear. Yes. And you know, he asked him Colbert tried
to make it interesting. Colbert said, you play this if you want
is Bernie answering the question what is Democrat socialist? And
Bernie's answer is bull crap. And of course Colbert never did
anything about it. No borders, no walls, no USA at all, which
is part of the program according to
did he promote his girl? AOC Oh, yeah, constant. I want to say
something about that blowing him I want. John C. Dvorak.
Shocked? do we what do you think? No, no, no, no, maybe a
fondle.
I want to say something I'm seeing. Like Dana lash and all
these types of people. You know, these Twitter, right wing
Twitter stars everywhere laughing and the kind of
standard now we want her please. Please, we want her to run. We
want more of her. This is great. She's fantastic. We can't get
enough. She's so hilarious. Let me tell you. That's what they
said about Donald Trump. Be very careful what you wish for. Yeah.
Very, very careful. Because just because she she's a blubbering
idiot. And I don't mean that she's not intelligent. She is
not schooled. She can get the schooling, she can get the
answer. She can be told how to talk. We had a president that
did this. So be very, and she has everything else going for
her. Yeah, crazy eyes. Big, big, big smile. Big Mouth. Lots, I
mean, to be very careful. This is the type of actor and I say
that in the literal sense. Who could really get somewhere? So
I'm just that was just my little warning. Bernie,
I'm on your side with this. Yeah.
Not that I wouldn't mind because it would be great for our show.
I would I would look forward to that. But let's hear about it
from the Bernstein.
Like they're both of you identify as democratic
socialists, what is that? What does that mean?
Well, I think it means among other things, that if you work
40 hours a week, in the wealthiest country in the
history of the world, you should be earning a living wage 15
bucks an hour. That's what that's what it means. Means,
Stephen, it means that we end the international disgrace of
the United States being the only major country on Earth, not to
guarantee health care to all people as a right. Notice the
end up spending notice
has now gone to major country, it used to be in the developed
West, you know, in the West used to be developed world now. It's
just major company, country country, just any just any major
country. Yeah, it's not true international
disgrace of the United States being the only major country on
Earth, not to guarantee health care to all people as a right.
While we end up spending twice as much per capita, on health
care as any other nation.
It means that we understand that the future of this country, or
our young people, and that it is insane that hundreds of 1000s of
bright young kids cannot afford to go to college because of the
income of their families and many others are leaving school
deeply in debt. And we're gonna make public colleges and
universities tuition free.
And it means that it's global citizens. People understand that
we have a moral obligation to leave a healthy planet, to our
children and grandchildren. We're going to stand up to
Trump, and we're going to transform our energy system in
this country away from fossil fuel to energy efficiency.
Other people, other people have espoused those ideas without
calling themselves socialists ever since the New Deal, and
certainly since the Great Society, the Democratic Party
has been associated with the social safety net, and have been
essentially been socialism curious, but why? Why do you
need to call yourself socialist because that has such that's
freighted with so much negativity in the United States.
work. Okay, I'm just saying that like people are very excited
about Ocasio Cortez. I've had her in the seat. She's very
impressive. But the people that she campaigned for did not win
their primaries, only half the people you campaigned for won
their primaries so far. So maybe, maybe there's a little
there's a little taint to socialism, the turns?
I don't really think so. I think the real issue is that the ideas
that we have been talking about, almost without exception,
Stephen, are now ideas that are mainstream ideas that are
supported by the vast majority of the American people. And I
think also people in their gut understand that we're living in
a really strange moment in American history above and
beyond Donald Trump, which is very strange.
Stranger than Donald Trump what,
what this is, what might be might be stranger is that we're
looking at a time where we have an out of control capitalism,
where the greed of the people on top is really unbelievable. I
mean, out of control. Right now, right now, in America, you got
three people who own more wealth than the bottom 50% of the
American people. If you got the top 1/10 of 1%, owning more
wealth than the bottom 90%, you got one guy, Jeff Bezos of
Amazon, his wealth is increasing every single day, by $250
million a day. But he pays his workers, many of his workers
wages that are so low, that many of them were on food stamps or
Medicaid. Whoo, wow. I'm tired after hearing all that.
It went on for another five minutes.
Oh, my goodness, why now? It baffles me, why don't you just
say, Hey, I'm a socialist, this Socialism is good. Just Just go
do what everyone's couching and you're like, wow, you know, it's
not really the right brand. And what it's going to be is we're
going to change the definition of socialism, just like we've
changed the definition of racism. And that's fine. As long
as we understand what it is you can call it, whatever you want.
The meaning gay is not does not have the same meaning as it used
to. So I'm okay with that. But let's all agree on what it
really means. What it really means is what Nancy Pelosi by
the way, I think she just in time for the midterm. She got
her face job. He's got a new facelift done. Have you seen her
recently? They
have to be the last is not to be law? No, it's definitely it's
definitely the last but she has another facelift. She's gonna
end up with a goatee. Okay.
I know something about faceless. My first wife had a couple.
That's why I always say some bruising for a couple of days.
It'd be fine. Yeah. Yeah. She's had major work done. And it's so
everything's so tight still, because he's in a recovery
stage. That's actually finished it a little bit. Now he's
stressing because he can't quite control.
He can't move him around. Yeah, yeah. Pretty much the only group
we dog.
Yeah, that's, and by the way, I have nothing against facelift.
You do whatever you want. You can put your head up.
It's your face. Yeah. It's your platform. My face
is my platform. I'm Adam curry. My face is my platform. And here
she is with some stuff about the president. He's a racist. What
happened and listen to her Sure. in Charlottesville, what
are you what are your reflections when you're out?
It's so terribly sad. That year has gone by quickly. But it has
not diminished the sorrow This is a country with going
backward. And the President with all of his statements, he's the
master of the dog whistle everything that he has done
whether it's taking babies out of the arms of their their moms,
but
he came along and said hey, you I'm taking that baby are you a
mom? Yeah, even better
issues that relate to health care in our country access to
services in the rest is is it's his whole thing is make America
white again. That's his thing. And he can say a nice thing
today in a tweet. But the fact is his actions speak louder than
his words and every day in the Congress, we have to fight those
initiatives. I'm very proud of our House Democrats on different
committees who fight those initiatives.
make America white again. That's right. She just racist this just
right there. Just throw it all out. But we can make it worse.
We can make it worse. How about Congresswoman Wilson? Do we
remember her Congresswoman Wilson. She wears the wacky
cowboy hats in a variety of
colors. That idiot Oh, John.
She really content she takes what Nancy Pelosi says as and
when Maxine Waters says, and puts it into a bundle of joy.
You Well,
look, in fact, the President called you wacky in a tweet more
than a year ago, which is similar language to what he has
used with Omarosa Manigault Newman over the last couple of
days, he called her wacky as well. Do you see a racial change
to those comments like you clearly see
what it is changing race,
racial change?
What is it change?
You might say 10.
Let's make sure now hold on. Change. Is this a word? Oh,
Urban Dictionary? No, it shows up as top hit. So a beard which
connects from the chin to the Minge.
Raise your chin.
Chin's a race is a racist beard. Racial change what a more
racial change.
I just have a tinge of pepper
to those comments like you clearly see something racial
with the dog state.
I said a year ago, almost that Mr. Trump is a white
supremacist. Oh, yeah. He has surrounded himself with white
supremacist, and everything that comes out of that White House is
racist, racist. So what he says is racist, the people around him
what they think what they say how they act is all racist. And
we've got to stop this. And plod on. I don't think anything more
from him.
I do want to point out she does use the Maxine Waters racists
terminology,
but to call on Morosa dog that's his trusted advisor. How dare he
you called the president united states a white supremacist,
surrounding himself with white supremacist and everything that
comes out of this White House is racist. Do you believe that
everyone who works in the White House is a racist?
Not everyone who works in the White House but in order to work
there you have to have some sort of value system and it has to
align itself with racism otherwise you wouldn't be able
to exist in the White House. It is that sick it is that clear?
Now just so you know, you're up to you're up to date on the
White House races
and this will make us getting reelected
I guess. The best though from the M five m this past week came
from more there's a yes there's one more came from well no
actually there's a couple more this came from the Cuomo kid and
he has something called closing arguments by the way there's
something I noticed it's very creepy about this guy I'm not so
much about his show and I know you don't watch it and I tend
not to watch the whole thing is very difficult but the style
these days that I've seen Fox is doing it I've seen MSNBC do it
you know they now have the try box so you got they're doing the
presenter the host in this case the Cuomo kid in the middle Yep.
And then they do the count latest count count point
counterpoint to the left and the right in a box right and latest
and the and the person who is the right wing crazy alt right
or not white nationalist Nazi is on the right box make sense?
Yeah. And the normal person is on the left box. Yeah, with
Cuomo show. So it's basically a head and shoulder shot of
everybody. Now if you have these three boxes in the row and you
have these three Head and Shoulders it's comfortable to
watch but what they do with the Cuomo kid is they zoom his box
in so it's bigger than the other two heads. And it looks like
he's like he's a you know, one of those heads on the front of a
ship. Just Leary Leary out of the television
they may get dumb and ask you some questions okay. Is his box
itself is bigger Yes. Yeah,
it extends higher and broader and overlaps the other boxes
right?
Which is not the way supposed to be done.
It's very uncomfortable to watch.
It's no good that he probably insisted on that or his producer
somebody did yeah,
it's good because if you wait, I got a
question too. Is him within the box if it was scaled to size is
he is the shot tighter on him? Yeah. Oh, yes. Yeah, it's
tighter it should be head and shoulders tighter shot, which
should be good enough. Yeah, as a show we have a tighter shot
and a bigger box.
He looks like a giant Max Headroom popping out in between
these other two people that is really amateurish, everything
about it is wrong for all the television production reasons.
It's Very creepy. Yeah. But then when you hear them when they
zoom in is just him alone he does his closing arguments here
he's going to explain that when Antifa Antifa gets violent or
counter protesters or pro comms or whatever you would like to
call them when they use violence it is different than when a alt
right white nationalist Nazi que que que Hitler loving Nazi does
it. There's different kinds of violence in the Como Kid
Explains.
Welcome back to prime time here's a closing argument two
wrongs and what is right so let's all agree on some common
understandings. A protester uses their voice songs, slang, slurs,
this huge range, but it is talk. When you use your hands in a
violent way. You are a rioter and unless you're justified in
defending yourself and you hit someone, you're a thug. You're a
criminal. You attack cops, you slap the media, you're in the
wrong period. But I argue to you tonight all punches are not
equal morally in the eyes of the law. Yes, but in the eyes of
good and evil. Here's the argument. If you're a punk who
comes to start trouble in a mask and hurt people, you're not
about any virtuous cause. You're just somebody who's going to be
held to the standard of doing something wrong. But when
someone comes to call out bigots and it gets hot, even physical,
are they equally wrong as the Bigot they are fighting? I argue
no. Fighting against hate matters, not how you fight
matters to there's no question about that. But drawing a moral
equivalency between those espousing hate and those
fighting it because they both resort to violence, emboldens
hate legitimizes hateful beliefs and elevates what should be
stamped out two wrongs and what is right. The bigots are wrong
to hit Antifa or whomever anarchists are malcontent, or
misguided. They are also wrong to hit. But fighting hate is
right. And in a clash between hate and those who oppose it.
Those who oppose it are on the side of right. Think about it.
Civil rights activists were they the same morally as the bigots,
as the racists with whom they exchanged blows, are people who
go to war against an evil regime on the same moral ground as
those they seek to stop from oppressing the week is not about
being right now is the law, but you also have to know what's
right and wrong, and immoral and the good and evil sense. That's
why people who show up to fight against bigots are not to be
judged the same as the bigots, even if they do resort to the
same kinds of petty violence.
My God, man, wow.
Wow. And by the way, this is another example of like when Rob
Reiner is going on about patriotism and the flag. Yeah,
this guy's going on about moral religiosity practice. In a
practical sense, God who's right and wrong, good versus evil. You
know, one of these guys, all these atheist become so you
know, crazy about do they flip the script on everybody. beyond
me,
it's for their paycheck, I can presume they're in the milieu,
they're swept up in it because they believe it. They believe
all these things is what they talk about the watercooler in
the in the cafeteria is they believe it, they believe this,
it's their truth. And they really, I can't fault them for
really going all in on the nut job stuff. Because they've been
trained to believe this. It's it's mind control.
And by the way, talking about kind of flipping the script, not
know what you're doing, I do want to go do a call back to the
coal. Bernie on the Colbert show, with a very short clip.
This is like, I thought that this had changed, but apparently
Bernie never got the memo. On the Koch brothers,
okay, is a Republican Party, which in the last 30 years has
moved very, very far to the right. You have the Koch
brothers, one of the wealthiest families in this country whose
ideology is now the ideology of the Republican Party and of
Trump.
No, it's not that he doesn't he understand this.
Apparently doesn't he's just just lathering
flipping the script. He's using the last election script. That's
what's going on.
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us. We'd love to hear from you. I did want to mention something
as this purge was taking place and I'm a big fan of the DTO
decentralized networks. The way the internet works best I think.
Mastodon Of course we have no agenda social.com which has been
really running quite nicely for for a while now. Maybe it's been
up for what 989 months now. Yeah, you're never they're there
all the time. Oh, yeah, sure you're looking there then I was
just thinking about you know, wouldn't it be great if kids
could just you know, easily set up their own Mastodon server and
just create a little because you know, when you set one up and
it's completely empty, the public timeline all that stuff,
there's nothing it only happens when either you start following
people or people start following you. If there's another user on
your system, then whoever that person follows who follows them
will show up in the in the what they call the federated
timeline. So you can really create your own little ecosystem
which has content that you know if you bring people in in the
beginning it's like seating it and it grows it's very that's
what happened with no agenda social a put a couple of people
in you know, these people created their own little
environment they're following people they're talking back and
forth across different instances. Of course that's how
we got on the big block list no agenda socials a free speech
zone you should block it and I'm not kidding that's literally
what they say. Because we're free speech zone press thinking
they were on the block list Oh, we've been on the block list
from day one almost on that that woman's block list Well,
Mastodon dot social was kind of the first you know the Genesis
instance. They they have a block list because it's a bunch of
people are whining over there. And that's the way it's supposed
to work that I like I'm not a fan of
blocked by the master by the master Mastodon account
by anyone on that server cannot communicate with us at all.
Is the master server. Well, it's
not really there's no master server, but that's kind of the
first one where everyone got their first account to learn how
to what this system is called what it doesn't matter because
you know, people who want to federate with us federate with
us. And there's still tons of stuff. And there's lots of
people who will even get an account on our instance just to
fight with us, you know, it's okay. But there's total control.
Users are much more in control than anything else. And you
know, there's no entity that can kick you off the whole system
because it's federated. And really, that's kind of I have to
say, Dave Weiner had the right idea it's but this is this is
like RSS only it's a different system, which is why He'll never
change it will never bring his smarts to the table again. But
the activity pub system IP protocol is, is very good.
Anyway, long story short, I found this kid just by himself,
he has named Hugo and he has this site called Masto dot host
and for five bucks a month for up to 200 users but unlimited
bandwidth etc. And I think is top is like 25 bucks for
unlimited users. You can you literally you literally
registered email address, password, Pay Pal, boom. There's
your Mastodon instance it's like WordPress for social networks.
It's really cool. Really Yeah. And yeah, we're WordPress is
arguable huge success for its independence.
Yes, WordPress. And that's where Guccifer went.
And I would say that this is this is something VCs should
jump all over now. How you gonna get your money out? I don't
know.
But people are willing to pay anything they can get their
money out.
I don't think so either. But for five bucks a month. In this
kid's got a little little server farm. We're actually on ova h
which is the network we use as
well. Yeah, VHS is
the way to go. Yeah, they got they got good deals. But it's
really interesting especially because I had already set one up
and then I started to set one up my site it's called site the
site up shop.com Sign
up shop.com Yeah, you
put only spooks are going to be allowed in.
I have a couple of spook sorry if you're spooked go over there.
Have a couple of second half a show clips. Let me get
a little second half of this is surprised I'm sorry
Don't worry about it. We don't even need this steam can't find
it so good. So here we go. I got it I got it. Thanks for testing
all
the resources no and ready for the second half.
Second half of show Jhansi Lorenz on Daddy bring the G like
because they have to come they funded Obama clip that was kind
of interesting. I did two ISOs on it. But I thought this was
good. This is Obama This is a very flippant comment he may
well as president we go
it was it was a wonderful trip over here we took the helicopter
we landed in Roswell I announced to people when I landed that I
come in peace but let me tell you there are more nine and 10
year old boys around the country when I meet him ask me Have you
been to Roswell? And is it true what they say? And I tell him if
I told you I'd have to kill you so let's get all big in so we're
gonna keep our secrets here
same little little boys
yeah location really kill you. It's very pleasant. Well so I
have the two ISOs they have ISO one
if I told you I'd have to
kill you. That works better out of context. I like
I think it's a good one. Yeah, and then as ISO two Yeah, so
we're gonna keep our secrets here now so that's nice good.
I'm now I'm on the fence because I thought I definitely had the
end of
show so we'll play yours again.
Okay, grab it here. Here's mine go did you read my book? If I
told you I'd have to kill you.
Ah, perfect that double
Alright, let me practice. Oh, okay, practice Did you read my
book if I told you I'd have to kill you perfect. You're right
okay, we got a double double ender good word.
Nice work good work good work
police SBU special Cooper's unit
we have another report
and stone the second half of show stuff.
Oh shoot I'm sorry. Geez, you
didn't even the end the second half. You just just write me
off.
I forgot what it wasn't really secondhand and went into the
second half. It went into an ISO about Okay. Okay, sorry.
Now, I know you're not talking about and I figured, oh, I found
this killer clip, which is a topic that we're we're going to
talk about because people keep asking me to table you get to
talk about the genoa bridge collapse. Why was What's it got
to do with news deconstruction?
Yeah, so you have a clip about it. The
second half Genoa bridge. Listen carefully.
Okay, plunging over that bridge
was died. You would have died.
The mother of two said the bridge started shaking
violently. Then the giant a frame tower in front of her
collapsed like flower.
The cone Yes. Fall down. Like a flower flower that could flower
and was like also the Twin Towers.
Just Yes, she abandoned her car and ran for her life.
You a 911 truth are now about the bridge.
So the bridge turned into flower first when I first heard I said
like a flower and
directed energy weapon. Ah, boom I
went to bed. I knew this one you'd say knew that's what you'd
say. How much
did you win? Dollar? Oh. Nice. Very nice. All right, we're
out of second last day bass was saying you're gonna say Particle
Beam. But same though
the directed energy weapons as well as that. There is a
directed energy weapon popping up in Los Angeles, California
this week. Not that one. poops now. No, I've got I'll come back
to poops. Here it is. This is the one I was looking for.
It is called through vision. This is the newest technology
that's going to be used to detect weapons. LA County Metro.
It's the first public transportation system in the
country to use this. This is going to be the extra layer of
protection to make sure you're safer in public transportation.
Here's how it works. Commuters walk by the small mobile machine
and they're scanned for weapons. This new technology was tested
and tweaked by the TSA for more than a year, then Metro jumped
on the opportunity to bring it to Southern California. This is
a completely non evasive and portable screening system that
passively scans weapons, or individuals for weapons and
devices.
Have you seen this thing?
No, I thought it was just a metal detector.
No. So it's a flightcase it opens up and it has a flat
antenna on the front. And it's aimed at the escalator coming
down to the subway, to everybody coming down to the sub. It's
just like it was the Schwarzenegger movie. Where you
walk you're gonna get on the on the on the shuttle and you walk
past the screen they see your bones. Yeah, was that
Terminator?
I don't remember you that or the Mars thing. So it was just like
that. They it's it's terahertz. It's, I think it's 249
gigahertz. Something like that
they call it more net. Yeah, it is more than that hold on.
terahertz waves are the hardest waves to to find oscillators
for. It's almost effect terahertz research, if you can
start a terahertz company up and actually get it to do anything.
You make a lot of money. Well, this is it. This is the
terahertz through what's the frequency?
All right, I'm gonna take a look now almost, I have their website
here. It's through th Are you through vision.com and I got a
whole bunch of information in the show notes about about Tara
hate. terahertz waves, okay, about here we go. Shoot. And
then, of course, they're not telling us about that on their
webs. I thought they did. Anyway, it's Yeah, terahertz is,
but there's a lot of conflicting information about this. Yeah. Is
this the kind of stuff that can rip apart your DNA? Some nobody
knows. Some people say yes. Now they say it. They say it's Sean
bones. It probably can. Well, they say it only show is goes
through clothing, but doesn't go through the skin. So basically,
it's a very low what you're seeing in the report is a very
low res. naked body scanner is extremely low res what they
show. But they say it's passive, meaning that it's only detecting
radiation you already have. Not active. That doesn't make a lot
of sense.
I don't know what you're talking about. I know I saw the story
too. I didn't know what to make of it. I saw The thing that if
you're going down, I mean, the Chinese had these things during
the SARS epidemic. Yeah,
well look how tiny the Chinese are. Okay, I'm just saying, we
don't need to talk about it anymore. I'm just You made my
point right there may not be good for you.
i The way things are going, I can't believe it's good for you.
Here is a warning from the FBI. This is the kind of stuff that
we love in the false flag community.
The FBI has warned international banks that their cash machines
could be mass hacked by cyber criminals in the next few days.
In a confidential alert on Friday, the FBI told banks that
they could be targeted by an organized group of cyber
criminals that work together to plan coordinated attacks on cash
machines. The FBI said that it had unspecified reporting
indicating that cyber criminals were plotting an attack soon
relating to an unknown card issuer breach. This warning
which was first reported by KrebsOnSecurity is thought to
have been issued to all banks with international operations
such as Barclays and HSBC. This type of cybercrime, which is
known as ATM Jackpotting, allows criminals to take millions of
bills in just a matter of minutes from cash machines
around the world. They hack into a bank system and access user
data and can trigger changes in an Accounts information such as
the balance to make cash machines dispense more money
until they are completely empty criminals grouped together to
access different cash machines at the same time and empty them
of funds before the banks can react. This is very different to
credit card skimmers, which can steal information off of one
single account. Hackers in this incidents could access money
from hundreds of different accounts at once incidences of
ATM Jackpotting have worsened over the last year with several
incidences reported in Europe and Asia. Should this attack
happen it would likely send shockwaves through financial
institutions although small independent banks are the most
vulnerable to attack according to our experts. While the
banking industry is heavily regulated and many have
sophisticated cybersecurity it doesn't make them less of a
target for criminals looking to make some money very quickly you
because this
whether it's going to happen or not is irrelevant. It's just the
scare tactic works
well it has happened before they don't report on it much because
it's embarrassed
this exact type of breach which seems to be different than a
skimmer. Yeah,
this is a Jackpotting issue where you just you somehow you
code the you send some code to this thing and it just puts all
them every dollars got into a costed out Ah, it happened a
number of years ago and it was it cost the bank's millions
millions cool. So it's gonna maybe happen
here's where I got Bitcoin baby.
Bitcoins gonna do active Dookie
police SBU special Cooper's unit.
That's right everybody, it's time for another episode of
police SP use special poopers unit we go to San Francisco.
Normally when San Francisco Public Works gets a call about a
dirty sidewalk or street they send out a crew to clean it up.
But in recent years, the department has seen a sharp
increase in the number of service calls. So starting next
month, a new six man team will be hitting the streets to try to
be proactive about the problem. Rachel Gordon is with San
Francisco Public Works.
We're going to have a dedicated dedicated crew who will be going
out in kind of known hotspots in the city where there have been
complaints of feces, whether dog or human and they'll be going
out to clean it up. So that's going to be their new job.
This new special team is part of a larger effort by the city to
keep human and pet waste off the streets. Public Works says
they've also had good luck with their pitstop program which is
made up of 22 public toilets in 12 neighborhoods across the city
and we want to be able to allow people to relieve themselves
everyone has to do it place with dignity that's not using our
public sidewalks in San Francisco as their toilets.
admits that keeping San Francisco clean is a big job and
they still need the public to keep reporting any problems by
calling 311
serious problem and it's one that we are committed to making
sure we can make a difference they need
to have a snap your number
one is the word by the way one 800 I don't know where you got
this clip KR O N well every other clip from all the other
stations around here called it the poop police which I thought
is the clip you'd end up with because it makes sense with the
jingle you played ah and they're called the poop police or the
poop patrol poop patrol they actually have that name that's
the name they gave him and I don't know why KR o n which is a
really an independent little lackey station used to be used
to
be well I think the I think poop police is better and I think
they should have badges and while we're at it, they should
be armed. Today his job out there in the streets of San
Francisco
should be armed. You're
right. Yeah, the pooper troopers How about that?
Like that?
Super Troopers I think is better excuse me ma'am I'm a trooper
trooper. I'm here from San Francisco SFP SFP SFP police
okay don't worry because they're pooping in Los Angeles to
California is raging against the technology revenues from RT
elation have found a new target scooters. There's these
companies who rent electric pay per minute scooters, their
darkness meaning the scooters are hanging out on sidewalks or
near bike racks and you can just go up to one, grab it and scoot
away to wherever you need to go. There's lots of them with cutesy
names like bird and lime. And apparently they're everywhere in
LA and people hate them. As one scooter hater told the LA Times
they suck people who ride them suck. This was the actual quote
in the newspaper. And that man is not alone in this feeling.
Because people are putting poop on them. They tossed them in the
toilet. They taught them off balconies, they tossed them into
the ocean
love pooping of the scooters. This is a good combo deal bury
them
in this band. They snap off their kickstands. They tossed
them into broken piles. We're getting really creative for how
to totally mess with these scooters.
Don't you think it will be an idea for to train the homeless
in San Francisco to poop on the scooters? Because then, I
would like to see the homeless on the scooter shooting around.
I've seen you know now that you mentioned it. There are several
clearly people experiencing homelessness who have the
dockless bikes. And I don't know exactly I don't know if they're
paying for it. They have smartphones, a lot of them. But
they have all the gear on it. You know, it's all it's I don't
know that maybe this jacket open or something but I have no idea
but I don't see him on the scooters, I think I think if
someone asked me for money on the street, which will happen
the minute I walk outside, I'll say yeah, if you ride on that
scooter for me right now.
This is how much people in LA hate them. There's even an
Instagram account dedicated to just droid scooters called Bird
graveyard. After the scooter company bird bird graveyard has
more than 24,000 followers and counting. And one moderator told
the LA Times that they get over 100 videos and photos of
scooters being defaced every day. Okay, so
that's a good start. And although this this report is
very tedious to listen to, she makes a point that all of a
sudden I realized what my hatred of these scooters really is.
And they only published the most outlandish ones. It's gotten so
bad that Beverly Hills has banned them for six months. LA
City Councilman Paul Koretz is calling for the city to take all
available measures to outlaw the scooters from the city entirely.
And we're talking about LA people are supposed to like
outdoor activities there. They're also big on climate
change as an issue. And here they are pushing back against a
mode of transportation that's a little bit lighter on the
environment than cars. But instead of embracing them,
they're pooping on them Instagramming these scooters so
much, it might have more to do with the fact that there's a
certain kind of people that ride them as the LA Times, right?
There's a growing resentment toward all the tech companies
moving in along Southern California's coast, which
they're now calling Silicon Beach. And even here in New
York, I can say that it's usually douchebags riding a
scooter. And it annoys me to even though I love alternative
modes of transportation just goes to show you that no matter
how good a new technology appears to be, it's only as good
as the humans who use it.
So this made me think, like, you know, that's really true.
There's something because you can spot it a mile away. You
know, what a tech worker looks like, in Austin, you just know I
mean, this is it. We still got cowboy boots and hats and and
that's the women. So you know that this person coming down,
you know, with the satchel, obviously, there's often the
Google t shirt or the Facebook logo, you see it's one of them.
And then when there's zipping along on the scooters, and this
is it's my problem, obviously, it's some trauma I have
somewhere you just think to yourself, What a douche bag,
douche bag tech worker floating over the sidewalk like that.
Stop it. So there's something about that. And I'd have to talk
to my therapist to figure it out. But there's something that
it triggers me it does and it's triggering other people. Here's
the second thing that I find interesting. This using feces as
a way to vent
literally your answer. Chimpanzees in the zoo do the
same thing.
Thank you, because we're seeing a lot of this. It may be big cuz
there's more closed circuit cameras, and there's just more
internet and there's more ways to share it. I'm sure that's a
big part of this that I'm seeing more of it. You know, you can't
use the restroom woman poops on the floor throws the poop at the
guy. You know, people are pissed off at scooters poop on him.
And, you know, people pooping while jogging in front of their
houses. I hate the students who want to poop on the track. What
is wrong with this? That I think that's an illness. It's a mental
illness.
Maybe the Insult Comic dog who poops on everything should be
replaced?
Well, he's ground zero of the poop movement. But you know what
I'm saying? Is this something new?
Everything something new, but this is just something
something out of disgust No, no,
this is China. This is the beginning of the end. And not
talking about the end of the culture, the end of World
republics down the drain, oh, boy, the world, the world? It's
the end of the economy. The pooping? No, the whole thing.
They've just Silicon Beach and silicon, this is silicon that
right is
unsustainable.
Out of control.
Now, on the other hand, the entire our economy is is data
now. Wouldn't you say? Well, you know, data is the new bacon,
we're kind of everything's about data. So it's going to be
companies that deal with data. Think maybe it's just limited
how much they can rip out of people through you know, taking
away privacy. And that that will I think there's a limit to that
you're not really being bringing people joy. You know what I
mean? It just not bringing them joy. But I do understand what
you're saying that when you have this, this overindulgence and,
you know, there's so many of these scooters and bikes and
people can poop on them and throw them away hundreds a day.
Yeah, you've got a culture that's in trouble, too, it
seems. But yeah, economy, I'm with you on that. Let's just
keep in it, you know, remind you I get the feeling. The feeling
I'm having is the feeling from 1999. And it was it's the amount
of bars and restaurants and things that cropped up just
before the.com crash in San Francisco. And we're going all
these different places. And it was just like a ton of them.
There's just opening up everywhere in Seattle is like
completely out of control with the bar scene. There's all these
new, they're all the hipster bars, there's tons of them. And
there's just people look at them all the time. And they're all
the tech workers. And they're all mixing and meeting and
greeting and they're drinking too much. And the whole thing
it's, but it's very similar to the 99 feeling, not the 2008
feeling that 99 feeling just too much going on. It's too crowded,
the freeways are too jammed up and too many bars. And that's
the way I see it. So I'm watching CBS evening news. Now
they've changed their structure a little bit. This is my last
couple clips, and they're very short. They're changing this
change their structure a little bit where they have a bunch of
teases at the beginning of the show. And then it turns out two
or three of the teases, in fact to in this case, the everything
they teased was in the show. They've expanded on you know
Brennan lost his security clearance. Good.
Can I just say something about that? Sure. The security
clearance being lost and people need to understand why that is
such an insult. When I hear the people like the Cuomo kids
saying is that's an assault on his first amendment right? And
the way which is really great. And the way they explain this is
because he said something the President didn't like he
punished him by taking his clearance away. That is
punishing free speech. And I'm not kidding this. This is how
it's being explained across the board on the M five M. And
therefore that's it's borderline unconstitutional. It's it's you
don't do that. It's crazy. It's different. The reason why it's
so embarrassing, is there are 5.9 million people in America
with clearance. 1.5 million of them have top secret clearance.
He's he's a loser. You can't even keep the clearance. That's
why it's so embarrassing. Is because very embarrassed.
Anybody can get this. A million and a half people have top
secret clearance.
Well, he won't be able to talk to any of them now. So his
usefulness at MSNBC has been diminished.
And it's true because I think I've told the story before at my
my grandparents no it was this when they still alive. Anyway,
it was Nice once removed somehow and she's part of the Uncle Dom
side of the family. And she's about 1516 We're sitting there
the big family gathering with chat and then was talking away
and I asked her Oh, really? Tell me about that. Just, I'm sorry.
I can't talk to you don't have clearance. 16 year old snot
nose. So okay, yeah. Now and they're trained. So everyone has
the ship. Everyone has clearance except us. Yeah, well. Anyway,
sorry, back to your unreported the teaser. So they
had the doubt tail these teasers, but there were two
teasers they didn't carry. I mean, they had the teaser. Which
I have clips of, but they didn't do the story.
Really? Yeah. That kind of, well, we do that all the time.
But it's just because we forget about like doing it because
we're just generally, we just forget, we literally, let's
listen to what they might be as there's maybe some reason
they're not doing these stories.
False. Any report found that popular breakfast foods and
cereals contain a chemical that can be linked to cancer
researchers found trace amounts of a chemical used to kill weeds
in oats.
I know what this is. Now I understand where you're going.
Okay. Second teaser.
Wait, before we do that they did have the picture of the
Monsanto, Roundup.
Oh, they did have the picture. So they didn't mention Monsanto
by name because we know that Cheryl, Cheryl Atkinson got
fired.
We're all concluding that now. So here's the other one.
About 80 cars were torched overnight in Sweden by massive
vandals play saying these are arson attacks that were
coordinated a line by youth gangs.
Who are now in Turkey. You mean they missing migrants?
Well, they didn't say anything like that. But they just showed
a bunch of vet. They had some video of these kids there. They
probably migrants and they are
the kid who was was picked up and flew back to Toronto through
Turkey to get back to wherever he came from.
The place down and they wouldn't they never did the story. It was
a very interesting story for no other reason. Then it was all
coordinated online somehow. But no, we didn't get the story.
Just a little teaser. Is that was that? Isn't that
interesting? Yeah, I find it very interesting. All right. I
have a Kanye West was on Jimmy Kimmel.
Yeah, I saw that. I mean, it was there anything you thought was
real? I mean, it people were some people like oh, yeah, he
couldn't think about the President saying this or that.
But I thought was a pretty decent interview. He was pretty
funny. He was okay. It wasn't anything highly controversial.
In my mind.
No, there was nothing controversial. But he did bitch
and moan about the fact that people were calling him out and
making his life miserable. Okay, let's listen to that.
Everyone around me, tried to pick my candidate for me. And
then told me every time I said I like Trump that I couldn't say
it out loud, or my career would be over, I get kicked out the
black community because blacks are useless have a monolithic
thought we can only like we can only be Democrats. So even when
I said it right before I went to the hospital, and I express
myself, and when I came out, I had lost my confidence. So I
didn't have the confidence to take on the world and the
possible backlash, and it took me a year and a half, to have
the confidence to stand up and put on the hat. No matter what
the consequences were. And what it represented. To me. It's not
about policies and because I'm not a politician like that, but
it represent represented overcoming fear, and doing what
you felt no matter what anyone said and saying, you can't bully
me. Liberals can't bully me, news can't bully me the hip hop
community. They can't believe me. Because at that point, if
I'm afraid to be me, I'm no longer yay. That's what makes
and I actually I quite enjoy when people actually mad at me
about certain things. You might enjoy it. Yeah.
You know, Kanye isn't enlightened guy. That was my
takeaway from the whole interview. Yeah, I
think so too. And the thing is that he's more influential than
most people in the White House. Yeah, yeah. He
is influential. Yeah, absolutely.
He's very influential. And he may be part of the reason that
the number of blacks that are turning Republican, or that put
up with Trump has increased from 14% to 31% of their population.
Okay,
Kanye, no more small aircraft, no hot tubs. Definitely stay
away from garage doors. Then that is our show for today.
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Coming to you from downtown Austin, Texas capital the drone
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everybody. I'm Adam curry
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I don't care what you say bow President Trump. He may act
stupid but I says he No chump he got one thing going on in his
events. You're calling goon do nothing because no one here
wants pants like very much
come here alive.
Again when you make it is when you play in the big room. Inside
room. We will reach greatness everybody walking with
their phones. Not San Francisco City.
Everybody walking with their phones. We have not reached
greatness Donald Trump is allowed to do allowed people
just lounging around we have not reached greatness is gone.
Oh my God. Listen to that guy. Oh my god. She's beautiful.
She's beautiful Oh my gosh. We gotta watch this. This is
special. This is special.
gives me the chills, that it has absolutely nothing almost to do
with how to behold it is here. But that doesn't stop at
reducer, especially when it comes to making jingles.
As we try and cool off by staying hydrated. Scientists
also say the heat waves in the northern hemisphere are
undoubtedly linked to global
warming as we try and cool off by staying hydrated scientists
also say the heat waves in the northern hemisphere
are undoubtedly linked to global warming. To this level aren't
our Hydra Hydra by staying hydrated, staying hydrated?
Staying hydrated the heat waves in the northern bits are
undoubtedly linked and global. Don't care I don't care
you can call in I don't care. The mouse goes gone away.
I don't care. I don't care.
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putting up Oh
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if I told you I'd have to kill you