No writer uses the word lodestar
Adam curry Jhansi Dvorak. It's Thursday, September 13 2018.
This is your award winning get more nation media assassination
episode 1068. This is no agenda. Tracking George Clooney and
broadcasting live from the angry microclimate of Lake Como idli
in the lakeside shanty in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I don't know what he's
talking about. I'm Jhansi, Dvorak.
Buzzkill.
You know where I am you followed me on the
No, actually, I do not know where you are. And by the way,
we were talking just pre show I was I kept thinking you you were
actually in Amsterdam. No, we're sitting here. I know you're in
Italy someplace. But I was just telling you. That's the feeling
I had.
Okay. No, Lake Como
is
near the Clooney. Ref. Yes. There's
the Clooney reference. Yes. Near Bellagio is where we are. Have
you ever? Have you ever been to Lake Como?
No, actually, I have never been to Lake Como I've always wanted
to drive through.
It's not a place to drive thru
is not something you wanted to drive through.
You might want to look at the map and see exactly where the
drive thru would be. It's it's two mountain it's like mountain
ranges with with a glacial lake in the middle. There's no
driving thru. You can't get up there in a car. You can get up
here in a car. But the you'd have to know that you can drive
through No, you'd have to cross the lake somehow. That would
need to get the ferry boat and then I guess yeah, technically,
you could drive to Switzerland, of course. But this is more of a
destination never been here before. never even thought about
it. I gotta tell you, it's one of the most spectacular
beautiful places on earth I've ever seen the leopard paw. And
no wonder George Clooney has got a place here. His designers say
hi, no, he's significantly further south. But I gotta tell
you, we did take one of those tour boats where it's like six
people, you know, three, three couples. And and you know, it's
one of those Riva boats, you know, the beautiful wooden
boats, you know you Yeah, the whole Audrey Hepburn vibe. And
the tours consist entirely of looking at these houses which is
great because one of the main houses or
house you don't own and there's another house you don't. But but
and there's another house you don't know but here's
the house that you've seen in the movie Casino Royale and in
Star Wars The Empire doesn't know when to come back part
three, or whichever one it was. And that is apparently quite a
quite a draw here for the Trekkies. That not the Trekkies
for the Star Wars of freaks. Yeah, no, it's fantastic. It
really really has been has been nice staying here. It's it's got
its own microclimate, Jonathan, it's been just perfect weather.
And then about an hour before the show started thunder
lightning, just rain splashing down. And now it's lifting up
him. And it's really a great part of the world.
And I've learned a lot
there. That connections Good move there. That's my
recommendation. Yeah,
I'm glad that's you know, we saw Willow first we were in we went
directly after the show or the day after the show, the last
show, we went to Florence for Willow, my sister's 25th 25th
anniversary. And that was in, you know, up in the up in the
hills there. And I've learned so much about what's going on in
Italy. It's
It's okay. Well, that's what we're here for.
I thought you'd like that. Yeah, the things I've learned, first
of all, the the political climate here is not properly
represented in any media, mainstream media I've I've been
reading or falling out. And probably because it's very
complicated as to who exactly is running the show. But they I
guess we have the extreme left or an extreme right. And I'll
say that with no air quotes. They're both in the coalition.
So absolutely. Nothing is getting done. And they're
fighting all the time. And an example of that is marijuana was
legal here for a little bit after one of the previous
elections. And everyone was like, Yeah, great. And now it's
illegal again, that wouldn't in the course of one year, take my
job. We went from legal to illegal, it's just it's very
bizarre and you know, Willow and her husband, they don't really
talk about and this is what I what I really thought was
interesting. I think it's happening all over now. It's not
just happening in the US. But you people are afraid to give
their opinion in a social setting about you know, their
thinking about a certain politician or political party,
because it's just as toxic here. People are going insane over you
know, the guys on the right and others are going insane over the
guys on the left. Now in this case, they're both in the
government you know, dysfunctionally making nothing
Move. But it's very interesting that just people just want to
shut up and they don't want to talk about it. That's exactly
what it is. And it reminds me of the Netherlands with huge
builders. And I'm sure the same as the same can be said for
France with LePen. And whatever else is happening there. Very,
very interesting.
The
let me see what do I have in my report here? I don't know much
more on that, actually. But I did find out where all the
Windows phones in the world have gone. They're here in Italy.
Everywhere I turn. There's a Windows phone, a Windows
smartphone.
Booth that's interesting.
At the car rental at the at the check in here at a different
event at a restaurant, we went to NSA. What do you do with a
Windows phone? Yeah, the bottom line is people here are poor.
They can't afford an iPhone. And I think somehow windows just got
their foothold in here. And everyone who has one say, Yeah,
I can't get any apps. I can't update doesn't do anything more.
But at least I can. I can text and I can do some internet
stuff.
And they don't get used to the reality. That's all you need.
Yeah,
they don't. Yes, exactly. They don't really care. And you know,
no one is laughing at my OTG phone here. They'll look at Oh,
yeah, smart guy.
You're an American, you're smart guy. He knows what's going on.
So a couple other things, just that I wrote down that I wanted
to mention, a big, you know, this is the 25th anniversary,
they saw, you know, they had like got a little castle and,
and real party Italian style, where there's about 150 guests,
I think 10 of them were came in, you know, from other parts of
the world, mainly related to my sister Willow, and the other 130
We're all you know, distant relatives of, of the groom. And
just as like people who just kind of show up, and they really
liked to party, and they know how to party and they bring
great gifts. But the number one gift in Italy, and I have not
seen this in the states yet is the surprise adventure
box. And it's it's kind of like a gift card.
And that's how you purchase it. But it's a box about the size of
a CD. I think there may even be a DVD in there. But it is an
adventure and the adventure is you can go skydiving and there's
a Hotel de with it, or you can choose love and there's five
different packages you can choose from it's really a
chickenshit gift, I think because you know instead of
actually giving someone someone something you thought about,
you're letting them make the decision. And they just had I
think they had 15 of these boxes. All different. Yeah. All
different.
agree with you. By the way, I think it is just two problems
with one. Is it one of those cards? You know, like,
I don't like that. Yeah, it's like,
they never cashed them in. And that's where you make your
money.
There's that. Yeah,
I wish I find and you right, you should be able to be more
thoughtful than that. Yeah, it's like giving you somebody cash
gift card or something like that and give a shit about you.
Although most people don't bitch about when you give them 100
No, not, neither would I be kind of cool about that. Let's see at
the party. And this was again, it was this kind of odd old
castle with a couple of party rooms. But mainly most of it was
outdoors, but they had a pool. And the pool was in the back
area. And now you have to imagine this setting. It's
Tuscany. It's the hills. It's kind of like the the Mona Lisa
backdrop idea. And off to the side of the back poorly lit, but
the pool was lit there's a nice pool. And so that was kind of
the smoking area for the people who thought the law was still in
effect that you could smoke weed smoking area, but it was, but
we're back there. And there's really no lights, you know, just
the pool light itself. And it was mind boggling. Because of
all these families, I'd say they were probably 10 to 15 kids, and
the majority of them so at least 10 of them were ages six to
nine. And they're just running around and they're running
around this pool and they're you know, tripping over people's
legs and the pool was very exposed and I thought it's
incredible this would not happen in the United States. If this
was going people but there's no there's no it's not. And this
was like gives a crap one kid falls in the pool everyone's
laugh and you know, fish him out clap Take him upstairs put some
dry pants on. And it was so different from you know, from
the completely over protected, messed up nature of what we know
in the States. It was really apparent that it was different.
Yeah. Well, and I don't know why that is.
I think it's much better I don't think I can make some judgments
and
assertions that probably aren't accurate. So I'm not gonna say
no, well, last thing for you. And of course, we're only
halfway in our travels. You were complaining the other day about
how you were using a VPN and you are getting the Mexican version
of Google. And why you were using Google? I don't understand
because we are a big family. So I'm a little disappointed in
general. But you were complaining about this? Because
you use a VPN often correct?
Well, actually, let me explain that. No, I think I was, I
should have been bitching differently. My complaint was
Bing. Bing. Bing is the one that when it sees you in some part of
the you know, oh, you're in Mexico. Okay. Okay, well, I'm
not in Mexico anymore. Now. I'm gonna let me switch to VPN. I'm
in Canada. No, I'm still in Mexico. Oh, okay. Let me go to
Connecticut. No, no, no, no, you're still in MMA. Okay, I got
you. I got whatever you do once being sees you in Mexico. You're
in Mexico for I don't know, months, I guess.
Well, now I have exactly the opposite. I'm logged into
Twitter. I'm logged in. So they know. Hello, this is Adam. I'm
sure there's some cookie somewhere that still says yep,
this guy's logged in. But I get Italian ads. Where's the logic
in that? Italian ads on Twitter? They know who I am. They know
that you know, and so I actually had to use VPN since
the grade is a scam because
it makes no sense that they're losing money by not
understanding that I am here on vacation.
This whole thing is bullcrap. Oh, we got aI we track you. We
will give you special ads that you want. And none of it works.
It really doesn't. It's very disappointing. Like wow,
yeah.
So that was all the technology I got except for we oh wait
a minute. You got to technology of what you have while you
hooked up. Ah.
What do you mean how am I hooked up? How? Oh, I'm
hooked up to the little bit Giga thing I am.
Yeah, the jiggers Willow was very kind before we came over. I
said hey, can you pick me up a couple of gigas? That's what
they call them here diddly. It's gig as of course, but they are
all in on the GIF. So they say gigas. And she said yeah, I'll
just if I know. Not everyone thinks so. And
so the logic doesn't make sense because Jeff would mean
hey, I'm with you. I'm with you. And we're not going to re
litigate that. But I'm with you on that. So she got me an
official card which is on her name, which has 30 Jagers a
month. And I've already blown through 12 I think just on the
trip in general and show prep and getting ready. And I have 80
megabits down and I have about 27 megabits up on this dongle
right here, right at the lake and the Wi Fi in this Airbnb
that we're staying in which as you can hear is a little bit
boomy. It's all made of it's a it's an old cave, I think. Just
hewn out of rock Yeah, you get on their Wi Fi which is the
landline based Wi Fi connected to whatever Telecom Italia they
have up here. You're talking about point nine megabit down
point six
up is unbelievable. And this is and this
is Tim this is the the Italian mobile company is fantastic. It
is you could really couldn't really live here as long as that
parts work and you can but I I don't know what happens.
30 minutes 30 gig as jiggers what tickets cost?
It was 25 euros.
So it's 25 euros and that would last what a month.
It's good. It's it's that's your cap for the month. So you have
to make that last which of course is not enough. But there
are some top up options we'll get to those cards. Yeah, you
can get another card. Sure you can get as many cards as you
want. But I was no first
pitch for two of those cards. 50 you think that would cover you
for a month that's $50 a month for pretty high speeds.
I think it would would cover the show and show prep and regular
living if we wanted to. And God knows why but if he wanted to
stream Netflix or anything, I think we probably run out a lot
quicker than that. So okay, but we haven't watched any
television. This is a beautiful country. These people don't need
anything. They don't need television. They barely need an
Internet. You walk into the water you grab some fish you got
tourism. Fish for you. You got oil, you got olive oil, you got
your olive oil, wood. These people are set this is this is
an old school here. They're still living in a different
century. Or now. No, it's I could live here for a while no
doubt.
Why don't you I think you should move there. Well, Tina
and I keep considering that perhaps when because we want to
move out of downtown May we get something just the home base are
really effective, I would say cost effective and then four
times a year go away for six weeks and sit in a different
part of the world do the show soak in the culture
because you get the gig as the head to gigas be digital nomads
and seeing as she she accepted my my proposal last night
oh yes this was on Twitter I didn't follow what it was all
but I thought you already proposed that what your
affiliate I thought this is already die
can't believe you didn't look on the Insta I mean, look, I mean,
I nailed it John. I nailed it. I had by had her book The
restaurant and then want to so that the because no I can't do
anything she hasn't she hasn't been there she's suspicious like
what are you doing? What does he know that he's he's reacting
odd. Why is he walking away? Hmm. So I make sure that she
called the restaurant she made the reservation. Then I had my
my boys and in Holland kick into gear. So came in we had the best
table people would give me like the the high sign you know, like
they knew was up. We sit down after the first course. This is
a famous restaurant Miss drawl. It has it has a Michelin star.
This I think is the guy who they claim he invented molecular
cooking. That's the chef. seems unlikely. He had the claim. He's
the one and I was like, I don't think John would agree with
that. But apparently he's the guy who started that. So you
know, dinner is fantastic name. I have it written down. If you'd
look up Mr. All restaurant and Bellagio. I can do it for you.
While I'm telling you the story. So we had already agreed that
you know after the the entree, or after the appetizer, they'll
bring two glasses of champagne. And that would kind of be the
cue because they were also filming it. And they had the
orchestra start playing love story. So it was like an end. So
it's this. What do you mean? Oh, brother, where's your romance
novel rack Shut up. So this is fantastic video from behind and
the music starts swelling up. And then you can see Tina and
I'm gonna get on one knee and the ring box opens is just
perfect. Perfect.
I don't know why. Why do you think that you already did this
went through this already? Are you going to just get engaged
every year? Yeah, why not? Okay, well, then that makes sense.
No, we had not gotten engaged. We had we were just
that was the big deal. You got engaged. You listened
very poorly. We didn't let me see. I'll tell you what this
guy's name is. Here we go. Team chef at Torrey. Bocha does that
ring any bells? No. The pastry chef Manuel Ferrari. No, no
bells. room room. There was something
before you continue. Let me say Congratulation. Thank
you.
Yes, that's it. Oh, that's
good. I'm still looking for this guy's thing. Here it is. Tori
Bhatia the chef at the Mistral and terrazzo Yes, sir. Bologna
restaurant. Let me see. Where's the thing about him serves
bologna? Yes. Thus the Mr. L has been the innovation lab of
Italian molecular cuisine, which it taught a Bochy founded in
collaboration with Dahveed kasi Professor of Physics of matter
at the Parma university.
When in 1720
Nah No, it was great. They it was a it was a magical evening.
And then what are the food's great all the food was great.
And then what are the chances though, actually, we had a white
wine that is made in Tuscany by prisoners, the guy had a pretty
good rap. I got a label for you so I can show that to you. I
just thought was funny. We're drinking prison one.
Yeah, you're drinking in prison when you know they make that
stuff and toilets right?
Huh. Tasty. Edna. Alright, fine. You have no romance
have no real get it? You don't get romance, man. It's
fine. Don't get it. You don't get drink and toilet wine
restaurant but some phony guys says he invented molecular
cuisine. I don't get it. I just beyond me.
You're just jealous. Envious, as usual. Okay. Oh, yeah. Anyway,
she said yes.
How about that? Groovy.
I thought she already said,
Oh, you're so confused.
I am confused. That's all right. Don't
worry about it.
But congratulations.
Thank you and you're invited. Okay, or is it gonna be Oh, not
that you'll come? It's awesome. I'm
sure it's depend. Well,
listen, we're gonna have this toilet wine. Italian molecular
shit. We're gonna do it the wedding. We can't wait to have
you there.
Anyway, it's been fantastic. We've we've met some Some, I
mean the what are the chances on the on the boat ride? There's
two guys from Dallas. The people next to us last night he was
from Jersey. She was from Chicago. I mean, it's it's kind
of a little American
dollar and the euro is getting there. It's getting
pretty close. I know not a lot of not a lot of Brits here at
this time. It's actually great. Have you looked at the British
pound? It's almost dead these people Yeah, they how much they
hate that. 30.
There it was, even when 28 recently and must they can't
afford to do anything. And you know, that's
that's what they hate the most. When the pound change. It's
like, well, we can't go on holiday.
Yes, that's a fact. It's one of the huge issues.
So yeah. Yeah, I mean, what we're gonna you know, we're
gonna go up to Switzerland. Saturday, and then after that,
we'll go to the Netherlands I'll probably have Switzerland.
Remember the Large Hadron Collider? Hello from my
birthdays. Right?
Right, you're gonna get thrown in the Hadron Collider just
backup for the picture, baby just backup. I have a lot of
requests for hoodies from the gift shop. I'm not so sure they
have a gift shop, actually. But
I'll bet you 10 bucks. They do.
That should be fun. And then after that, we're gonna go the
Netherlands for a little bit, and then we'll be back home. So
it's been a very, very nice vacation. We've had a good time.
And again, we are really kind of getting into the idea of well,
maybe we could do this four times a year.
You should probably think of doing it six times a year. I
think I would just go do the other way around. I'd be over
there all the time. If you can get this connection. Dynam How
come?
You don't do that? Yeah, don't feel like Yeah, with this kind
of contract, will that be tedious?
At some point, you gotta get to this point to you're gonna go
and I don't know. I already been there once. Yeah, but it's
changed. I can't change that much. How much did you think
it's changed? All kinds of stuff happening over here that you
missed out on? Yes, please.
Well, I've been following a lot of it.
I probably have none of what you've been following. Yes.
For sure. For sure. If you look, I looked at your list. I'm like,
Yeah, I don't know. Well, actually, I'm glad you what any
of this is I'm glad you got the will the Google stuff I saw the
the Google Video The
the Google Video is disgusting. It's really
disgusting. is just it was disgusting. Is it surprising to
me?
It was disgusting. And let me really express a few reasons
why. Besides the fact that we had this particular right, let's
go with the Google stuff right now. Okay, let's preface it with
the Google somebody. I don't know how they got a hold of
this. But Google does a TGIF thing every or what? Sergey
calls TGIF, TGIF, all hands meeting of some sort,
which is unbelievable that this has not surfaced before, it
seems like these types of video are prone to want to go viral,
don't you think?
Yes. But I think they keep a lid on it. They get to they get
people they can trust. I think that obviously in this case,
somebody made a copy for themselves quit the company and
released it to Breitbart. And I think it's illegal by the way.
Oh, really? If I died, I took a clip I took and copied
it copied it
with using one of the Downloader.
Oh, yeah, I did that too. I thought this is dynamite. this
will this will go away. Because
I don't believe we're gonna see it forever. It'll go away. A
couple of weird things about it is, I think vote for once again,
I think it's a copyright violation to put something like
this out without permission. So I think it's an illegal video.
But that makes it even more interesting. Yes. And so we have
like, crazy stuff. And it was it was a it was a rant at
immediately after the election of Trump. And all these
billionaires from Google, are up there on the podium, lamenting
Trump's Trump's election. And you have to kind of wonder why.
But let's play a clip. I have, I have 123456, mid six small
clips. One of them is a long clip, the rest of them are
small. And one of the things at the end was this was this guy
comes up and Indian guy comes up to so I think this was the last
question. First of all, I don't know when this happened, but
Sergey Brin now sounds exactly like Ray Romano. He does.
He does Yes. Now that you mentioned that he does sound a
bit Cray
adenoidal he's got a little Kermit the Frog. He looks a
little Ray Romano honestly,
he looks like he's a drinker or something is going on that he
was not
knows anymore. So maybe there's an indicator there. Oh, gosh, he
he sounds like Ray Romano. He's very upset by this whole thing.
And, and I want to go right to the end where the prop head
comes out. The guy comes as an Indian programmer. There's a
whole little group of them in this audience. And they're all
wearing beanies with propellers on their heads.
No, wait a minute. I didn't see this part of the video
right at the end. Okay. All right. So he goes up there he's
got a beanie with a propeller on his head and he and he wraps
this thing up this is the prop head guy was Ray Romano is there
anything positive you see from this election result?
Sorry really tough one right now.
So I get a big round of applause for that question that way. I
just wanted to throw that in there shortly. Let's go to the
opener and this is Sergei. Sergei is open or is when he
comes on stage and he's lamenting this the victory by
Trump Okay,
folks, I know this is probably not the most joyous TGIF we have
had the frog do Yeah. And you know, let's face it most people
here are pretty upset and pretty sad for you because of the
election. But there's another group small group that we should
also think about who are very excited about the legalization
of pot
you know, what I had to think when I was just looking at him
and and page on stage, Larry Page,
like these guys.
He came from a, you know, from from Russia from the Soviet
Union where the state was, you know, was very controlling. And
it seems like somehow there's a name for the syndrome where you
become like your oppressor.
It was that Stockholm Syndrome. No,
no, I don't think it Stockholm Syndrome. But you identify with
your oppressor and you become like the oppressor. Is that
Stockholm? Well, it's, it's it's so evident.
It's like what did he not learn element?
That's that element. I know. I'm offended by everything he said.
Because for one thing, this guy is the 10th richest person in
the world with $55 billion. He's got an $80 million yacht, which
is a little bigger than then pages. $54 million yacht. And
this guy singing the blues about the situation as though it's
like affecting him in any way whatsoever. Let's here's your
here's where he's offended. Just
Google.
Yeah. But anyway, I know, more serious note, you know, myself.
As an immigrant and a refugee. I certainly find the selection,
deeply offensive. And I know many of you do, too. Yeah.
What I saw and actually went into about halfway through the
q&a. It was just really bizarre to hear this offended. And send
jar was I think his name. He's talking about LGBTQ women blacks
that he literally said LGBTQ women, blacks, it's you know,
you're all fucked.
Like, what you're talking about? Yeah, really, really?
alternative universe stuff.
The one that got me kind of the most is the CFO, Ruth Porat.
Yes. Who came on and I want to just play her, then she comes
out starts crying on the stage because Hillary lost. And I want
to play this. And then I want to point something out after this.
And this, this may have offended me more than anything Sergey
said. So for
what it's worth. I've been a very long time hillary
supporter. But as Ken said, The most important thing is, I very
much respect the outcome of the democratic process and who any
one of us voted for is really not the point. Because the
values that are held dear at this company transcend politics,
because we're going to constantly fight to preserve
them. I want to take you back to 8:30pm. On Tuesday night, I was
at home with a friends and family watching the election
returns. And as we started to see the direction of the voting,
I reached out to someone close to me who was at the Javits
Center where the big celebration was supposed to occur in New
York City. Somebody we've been working on the campaign. And I
just sent him a note said are you know, are you okay? Looks
like it's going the wrong way. And I got back a very sad, short
text that read, people are leaving, staff is crying, we're
going to lose.
That was the first moment I really felt like we were going
to lose and it was this massive like, we kick in the gut that we
were going to lose and it was really painful. And the thing
that hit me and I've talked about it here before, was like
it's our game. My father was a refugee and we moved to this
country and as a child what I was always told is he fought
hard worked hard to get my sister and brother and I to this
country because they wanted to. He wanted us to grow up in a
place unlike what he had a place where you could, you would never
be discriminated against based on who you were the color of
your skin, your religion, your beliefs. And that's the thing
that kept going through my head on Tuesday. Okay.
So sad for give you the background of this woman, her
refugee status, oh, maybe her dad or maybe maybe there's
something that went on before this, but she was born to a
Jewish family in Salle, Greater Manchester, England, the
daughter of Dr. Dan Dr. Dan and Freda poor at she moved at a
young age to came. This is her she's a refugee herself. She
moved to a young age to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where
her father was a research fellow in the physics department at
Harvard. Her father later relocated the family of Palo
Alto, California, where he worked at the SLAC National
Accelerator lab for 26 years, poor hers woman
or her
immigrant from England,
immigrant from England. I will mention a couple of things about
her that we should know. Besides being on the board of trustees
of Stanford, a member of the board of the Stanford management
company borrowing Advisory Committee of the United States
Treasury, she's almost named as the treasury secretary. She is
not on the account just just on the Council of Foreign
Relations. She is on the board of directors of the Council on
Foreign Relations.
Oh, really? She is a agenda setter, elite Elite agenda
setter, poor,
poor little immigrant
from England. Poor little immigrant girl, elite Elite and
who is she kidding? She is incredibly offensive for this
spiel and for her crying about the we we lost, she
did lose Hillary loss. Yeah.
I find this woman to be extremely offensive. And I can
tell you everybody on that was up on the day as they're all
billionaires and they're up on the day is singing the blues.
I'd like to at one point I think one of the questions was, can we
up the mat or like the tax free gifts we give to ACLU which
apparently they're all maxed out at $6,000. Nice.
Tomorrow little clips. This one got me this is the one woman
who's a head of er, which they call people. She's the CIF Chief
People Officer something corny like that. And she just made
this little offhanded comment which which in and I haven't, I
didn't get any clips from this one girl came up with all the
globalist spiel. But I got the sense of the whole company's
globalist if you listen to the Google, of the Google woman on
Brexit,
much as Googlers earlier this year, when I was in London tried
to understand the vote of the British people to exit to the
European Union. And just like with Brexit, I'm seeing Googlers
who are full of fear, they're full of fear about the future,
the full of fear about what the uncertainty means for them and
their families. And so since I'm in People Ops, a lot of the
questions are how the Trump presidency might impact things
like benefits and visas and jobs so there's a tremendous amount
we don't know I would just advise us all to be calm. You
know, there's a G calm place that you can go to and just take
a take a breath,
we're all gonna die you g calm place. Take a breath at GG calm
station.
I there was G comms.
There was a lot of this stuff in there. It's a bunch of cults is
really culty. Like I a lot a lot of people have, a lot of people
have asked if they can move to Canada and work at. They want to
be Googly in Canada, a lot of this. I know the Googliness of
you is not so Googly Moogly right now, but the Googlers have
to be in the Gulag Canada, and we'll take care of that because
your same sex partners may not be Googly with the new Googly
administration. Very, very odd, airy fairy discuss what happened
to the guys who just have a great search engine. Their whole
thing is like all they want to do is save the world. We are
going to say over
Yeah, they want to save the world in a globalist fashion.
This woman who goes on about Brexit, Brexit, you don't
understand why the British people voted for Brexit. I mean
yeah, not all of them did but a lot of them do you don't
understand even one reason to do that. They don't understand any
of the
Nazis Nazis Nazis, the Nazis have to have mind control them
through the alt right media, which we need to block.
And last but not least we have this guy. Is this the privilege?
You
know, to me, that's a broad issue. I mean, beyond, beyond
Trump, specifically who many of us find very offensive. But, you
know, and as much and I know, there are a number of Hillary
supporters here, I mean, a lot of people might, you know, view
her and more broadly, the Democratic Party being also very
polarized and having its own set of issues. So I think higher
quality governance, you know, would benefit, everyone. Okay,
we have two more questions, I guess. Okay. Be super fast. Yes.
Or, sorry. I will take one at each mic. Sorry,
sir. I'm speaking to white men. There's an opportunity for you
right now, to understand your privilege in the society. Take
the opportunity to go through the bias busting training, read
about privilege read about the real history of oppression in
our country. And tomorrow night watch 13th The movie that is
here. If you can't watch it here, watch it on Netflix.
discuss the issues you're passionate about during
Thanksgiving dinner, and don't back down and laugh it off. When
you hear the voice of oppression speak through metaphors. And I
promise to do this
whatever it is, I'm all in what the hell was
that all about? Well, he promises to do it.
He's gonna watch the movie 13th
So here we go. Now we got this guy and he said, I guess the
company has something called bias blessings are bias busting
busting bias bust bias. Bias busting so you go take the
training this all again, by the way sounds a lot more like
Scientology.
Is this like self Amalia modulation where you whip
yourself
straight towards yourself? Fire?
Hey, let's do that too. Yes. So Fletcher, flagellation.
Yeah, flagellation, be more like. Anyway, the point is, is
that these guys are so they're like, just as like a cult, like
none other I've ever seen. They have a you're in or you're out,
just like Scientology in a lot of ways. But I can think of a
million other cults, most of the religious cults, it seems like
one of those bias busting, it's all code a lot of code words.
And I and then this guy, if you listen to sing overall, the guy
saying everything that people should do and what he's going to
do. And then he says, I'm going to do it. This is an
affirmation. Yes. So he really reads out loud his affirmation.
And then he says, he's going to do it. And they all give him a
round of applause like you wouldn't occult, because you're
all in. And by the way,
it just reminds me before you go, that we know it reminds me
of the death of Stalin. Isn't it
exactly like that? There's death of Stalin aspects.
If you haven't seen the movie, you have to see the death of
Stalin. It's the death of Stalin
is one of the really great movies made in the last few
years. Anyway, they had that the beginning of this, it's the
beginning of the beginning, when when Sergey Kermit the Frog, Ray
Romano came out. He said, We got to talk about this. We got to
talk about it. We got to talk about it. And him just before he
goes to this guy, so does that. Make it quick? Make it quick,
right? He tells the guy to get it on this get on and get off.
We don't have time for you. Yeah. So I found that they were
all they wanted to do is talk they want to donate CEO, the CEO
and
they wanted to project order. Yeah. Oh, yeah, definitely. You
talk and you see they had the blue shirt, blue microphone pop
screen, yellow shirt, yellow microphone pop screen. Did you
catch that? Oh, I
missed the yellow shirt. I noticed that. But I didn't think
about it being dramatic. Very,
yeah, they had a blue mic and a
yellow ball on it. So it was dramatic.
If you and I were, you know, I had, you know, of course, I
would have the $80 million yacht, you'd have the $54
million yacht. Even we wouldn't be that maniacal color
coordinated microphones. We'd go pretty far, I'm sure. But I
don't think we'd go that far.
Yeah, that's pretty far. I
think I should have a yellow mic because I'm gonna be wearing a
yellow T shirt. Can you give me a yellow Mike, I really like it
yellow. That way. I'll match my T shirt
too. But I just want to remind everybody that throughout all of
this, and we'll talk more about the purge and Alex Jones. And
the thing is, none of this matters. It will take 10 years.
But everyone circumvents this stuff. They're not important.
Google is not important. If you really believe the internet
doesn't exist, and you can't survive without Google. What are
you doing? There's a million different ways. I'm sure there's
tons of people who base their business rep baby, yes, right.
There's a lot of people who just grep away a lot of people who
base their business on what Google does, or actually I was
you know, I've been looking a lot at Instagram. I'm being of
course a Facebook product. But what is happening right now with
Instagram, it is becoming a very sophisticated version of QVC
your home shopping I know you look at Instagram from time to
time, but I don't know. I don't know if you have an account or
you just go and look at the web version. I
do not have an actually here's the here's a joke. I on my
phone. I think I have an account but I've never accessed and I
don't worry password. I don't even know my name. Okay, so I
just go on the computer. I don't do anything on the phone. I'm
not a Phone Guy. And I go on the computer and I go to Instagram
when I find some somebody's got to Oh, yes just remains to be
on. And so I look at somebody's account because anyone can
scrounge through their anybody's account. They're not locked.
Yeah. And by the look at the photos, and you look at the
photos this way. You go oh my God, what an idiot. Oh, geez.
That's what
oh, by the way. First of all, it's Insta. Okay, we don't say
Instagram. Instagram, I know obviously about for you for your
benefit. So Insta. But now every other person on the Insta has
some kind of endorsement deal. And this goes from Hollywood
celebrities, you know, like there's a soap opera
celebrities, to to new found celebrities. In fact, that was
very interesting. So reading this article in New Zealand find
this as this young girl, and she created here and her 29 year old
like to know it. And what she does is she, she basically
outsources it's like a syndication network for whatever
happens to be plugged. And there's a lot of these agencies
where you can go and you can buy impressions because you know,
it's pretty easy to measure when you have, you know, this, here's
someone who has 20 or 30,000 followers, and they do this
thing they wear your boots, they wear your clothes, my daughter
makes money doing this. But I
think oh,
I will tell you one specific case where she had to wear a
pair of boots, one post one picture 1000 bucks. That's
outrageous. That's outrageous money, boots, yes. And she got
to keep the boots, outrageous money. And it's not secretive,
you know that she puts their you know, sponsored and if it's a
part of a campaign is sponsored, and she did a whole Levi's thing
for Pride Week. And that was also based on Instagram. But
what happens when Instagram at a certain point says or Facebook?
Yeah, we need to grow some revenue, we need like another
four cents per share. So we're going to force you to give us a
piece of the action. And I can't I don't I can't fathom why
people don't see this obviously coming down Broadway.
This happens on every business is reminds me of the cable
industry where they're all you know, they're taking, oh, here,
yeah, you can carry our shows and care our networks. And then
all of a sudden, the network's are saying, you know, you're
making a lot of money carrying our networks here, we're gonna
charge you're charging a little more SBN. We've seen this done
very well. We're gonna add a little more to that. So if you
want to carry ESPN, you're going to pay
us Yeah.
It's obvious this is going to happen. I just don't understand
what. And when you see the D monetization you think, oh,
that's just a bunch of stupid YouTubers who gives a crap about
them. I've got my whole clothing business. Tricky, don't you see?
It's so obvious. And so these people need to immediately move
off of these platforms and move and move the audience to what I
mean if you're really that interesting. And I think most
aren't, people will follow you on your own website.
I think you kind of summarized the problem. Of course I did.
That's fine. There's there will be a number of people who are
like us. We don't need Twitter. We don't need Facebook. I'm not
even on Facebook anymore. We don't need it. We don't need
that for distribution. We don't need them for for promotion. I
mean, we have so if we got kicked off MailChimp, it would
suck but I'm sure we could create we could
go to Constant Contact or we have we have
named Ben who would we got dudes named Ben, who would be more
than happy to set up a major domo list server for us. You
know, it's like, oh, this stuff exists we don't need it. No one
really needs it but people yet respond and react like their God
and whereas we know the advertiser is
God and that will come back to haunt these companies stupid.
Well,
not really because while we've seen this, you know, the
Sleeping Giants type of operations and people calling
out advertisers for being placed on certain platforms or websites
and advertisers. They may be stupid but they don't want any
part of it and they pull immediately dumb. Okay. Oh,
controversy go away. I don't need it. Except for Nike. They
of course seek it out.
Well, Nikes, one of the smartest marketing companies we've ever
seen
yet
Whole swish thing is ludicrous. Do you think that the idea let's
make the stupid looking thing we'll call it a swish? And we'll
we'll make it synonymous or when people see it, they'll
automatically like Pavlov's dog think Nike all bullcrap that's
never gonna work. One
of the first they were one of the first for sure. I don't know
if this if Kaepernick works for them. I guess I think I think I
could probably get a
shoe deal with them to begin with. I think he's still has
it. Yeah. Yeah. But anyway, while
we're talking about this, I'm going to push the My Favorite
Clip of the Day. Oh, even though you may or may not reward it.
And I don't like doing that. You know, the
right the beginning or for trying to force it. I mean, it's
Yeah. pretty brazen to say I deserve Clip of the Day. All
right.
I'm sure you haven't heard this.
This is a two minute and 13 second clip, I would wish you
wouldn't interrupt. Okay, you got it because it is just
dynamite. And let me just give a preface I picked this up off of
some this was an audio clip who I don't believe this was ever
made into a video. I'm not even sure this is an Alex Jones clip.
I'm not even sure this is Alex Jones. But there's no reason to
suggest it's not in his him promoting me bitching about the
fact that Twitter kick kicked him off, and now he's talking
about some of the other places you can find him. But he's gone
complete. This is the classic. Alex Jones as we know him.
It's Alex Jones figured out her the New World Order has made its
move.
That's not Alex Jones. I can tell you right now that is not
Alex Jones.
That's not Alex Jones.
It could be it could be called bear. But there's but there is
no. A couple of moments in here. It sounds so much like Alex
Jones. I find it hard to believe. Although when you hear
the ISO, which I also have, and some of the other stuff that's
in here. Yeah, it was pretty, just ridiculous. But it's
believable to me.
This is a major inflection point in the history not only of the
United States Constitution, but a Anglo Saxon common all going
all the way back to the Magna Carta. We are seeing a
curtailment of human rights here. You know, I'm as guilty as
an ex when I sat back. I'll let this happen. First, they came
for Alex Jones. And I said nothing because I was Alex
Jones. New World Order scum. We have access to a number of
platforms they removed from Twitter. They removed from
Facebook. They really Lulu. We are still on tender. We are
incredibly Undateable but we have 200,000 followers on
Tinder. We always swipe right I have a presence on Shazam. You
could try to find me there. Whatever you Shazam, I always
try to tell you that what it actually sounds like it's a New
World Order conspiracy. You can find me on twitch folks. I will
be on Twitch. I will be live streaming games of Cuphead where
I will be a playable demon. I am the demon
of being tortured alive. Oh, you've chosen his life. Torture
made up in my mind. You can find us on red fin we still have
presence on red fin we're having what we have to do is put up
real estate listings. And that's the only way it turns out we
were on IMDb. They can't take that down. I'm in a number of
Richard Linklater movies. I have a presence on IMDb. IMDB but um,
bom, bom. We've been locked out of Apple Music and Spotify. So I
have to do my fighter March. We are on MySpace. Friendster. You
will find the truth The best part
was the troll room for at least half the clip is like it's not
him. It's not him like da da.
Now whoever that was, it may have been called bear because he
does know
Kobe is not that good. That was not COVID
Goodness sustained damage their voice. Probably
first of all, I'll give it to you. I'm generous. Because you
congratulated with with my proposal.
You get clipped.
If you hadn't done that,
again, I'll take another day later. Now. Whoever did that
damaged his voice that is his or her possibly
possibly. Like,
I'd like to demonize Oh, can I play that?
Yeah. it Ah
Are you done with this because I do have some Alex Jones. See I
got a
switch
on Tinder. I was funny. I liked that. This is NPR
Twitter has permanently suspended conspiracy theorist
Alex Jones and his Infowars channel from its platform.
Infowars famously promoted the fraudulent idea that the Sandy
Hook shooting was faked. It took Twitter a month longer to ban
Jones than it did Apple, Facebook, YouTube, even
Pinterest, Pinterest while Bard Jones last month
is just as funny as what that guy was doing. They're banned
from Pinterest. Oh, no.
Interesting post Technology Policy reporter Tony Romm is
with us now to talk about this. Hey, Tony.
Hey, thanks for having me.
This guy looks nice. And you think,
oh, Alex Jones has said a whole lot of very offensive things
over the years trafficked in hate speech and conspiracy
theories. Many of these have transpired on Twitter. What was
it that finally got him banned from this particular platform?
Yeah, Twitter said that Jones and Infowars simply crossed the
line and when Twitter announced this, and as
you gotta listen to this,
and I remember what the clip was about now crossed the line.
Simply remember, they have all these rules and terms of service
or community community standards. Now it's just you
crossed the line buddy
recent tweets yesterday. It didn't point to a specific thing
that Jones and Infowars had done over the better part of the past
24 hours, but it wasn't the first time that he had violated
the rules. And when I spoke with somebody at Twitter, they said
one thing that weighed very heavily on them was the way that
Jones conducted himself outside of a congressional hearing or
Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey was testifying about the way that
the company moderates content online. Jones essentially went
after a Republican Senator Marco Rubio interrupted one of his
press conferences. He yelled at Dorsey at one point as he was
trying to leave the building. And then he live streamed an
incident where he was attacking a CNN reporter tackling verbal
insults on him to do was broadcast on Periscope, which is
the live streaming site owned by Twitter. And so in the minds of
the company, essentially was too much he had gone too far. And so
they kicked him off the site. Oh,
interesting. Although you mentioned that video was
streamed on Periscope, a lot of this was happening IRL, right?
Like in real life, not even on the Twitter platform. And
they're like, still this has to stop now.
So this is important. Yeah. In IRL in real life on the east.
IRL, IRL. Yes. Fist bump, because she's, she's on the
Insta. That's why she says, Well,
yeah, it has to stop. And Twitter has talked about this in
the past that it definitely thinks about content in real
life, the things you do off the site, when it makes decisions
about how to handle your content on the site. How
about that? Because Twitter,
right? Oh,
this guy has a womanly voice. It's I've talked about this
before on the show. This is one of the example when you first
start playing that clip right there. Again, the same guy. I
thought it was the female. Okay. I told you that guy saying
there's about a lot of men's voices are taking a higher
register. And there's been a number of discussions on TV in
fact, about women's voices taking the lower register. Oh,
yeah, we're
totally cool. Yeah, whiskers futures. We're swapping baby.
We're swapping. That's what's happened. We're swapping men are
men, men or women, women or men who the hell knows what's going
to be great. But listen to what is what they're saying here is
that Twitter acknowledges that how you act IRL, in real life is
just as it's just as important for them in determining if
you're on their platform.
Interesting, although I mentioned that video was
streamed on Periscope, a lot of this was happening IRL, right?
Like in real life, not even on the Twitter platform. And
they're like, still, this has to stop. Yeah, it
has to stop. And Twitter has talked about this in the past
that it definitely thinks about content in real life, the things
you do off the site, when it makes decisions about how to
handle your content on the site, because Twitter recognizes that
if you're promoting harassment, if you're spreading hate speech,
it's the sort of thing that could affect real users it could
have a serious impact on them and their health and their
safety. And in the past, Twitter has yelled at Jones for
precisely this behavior. The last time that he got in trouble
at the end of August, Twitter imposed a seven day suspension
because Jones took to a video and said that he encouraged his
supporters to take up quote Battle Rifles against
journalists and people on the left and some of his
listens a lot to the fabrication. He takes it much
further Listen here,
the last time that he got in trouble at the end of August,
Twitter imposed a seven day suspension because Jones took to
a video and said that he encouraged his supporters to
take up quote Battle Rifles against journalists and people
on the left and some of his very critics back to Twitter was a
threat of violence is the sort of thing that the company has
been under pressure to clamp down on I told
you I told you that would become a whole different story. And now
the lie is set in stone on NPR, your public. This is supported
by people like you your national treasure National Tree cuz
you're yes that's just I that's the part I hate the no rage
that's and I love how he said a Twitter yelled at him. Where is
this guy from? Twitter yelled at him it reprimanded might be a
word you use in a news report or but this is not news in fact
this NPR has gone so off the rails but I want to stick with
the purge for a moment if we're done with Jones which I think we
are
you know that God wanted What's that you got what you want it I
got what I want got your clip today baby.
You probably heard this I think we've talked about this guy
Roush violet. Melissa Day, he's he wrote the he's a pickup
artist and he writes all these probably Yeah, the big Bart is
guy, he's probably a misogynistic dick. But he I
guess he has of these books like Bang Stockholm, you know, bang
Belarus, and he tells you how to pick up girls in these different
cities or countries. And he and so he's being purged off of
Amazon. Yeah, and Createspace.
Here's, here's a clip of him. I've chopped this down just to
make it interesting for us.
It started on Friday. Now, even though game came out on Friday,
this is him
speaking, he's doing his own little video podcast. A lot of
guys were finding
it before then and buying it. So when it launched on Friday game
was already ranked in the top 10 10,000. So it was doing very
well. And I think someone in Amazon noticed that because I
got this email on Friday. And the email says, during our
review process, we found that the subject matter of your book
is in violation of our content guidelines. And this was in
reference to the best of Roush being Iceland and bank Poland.
So here I am releasing a new
which by the way, I think it's a must read bank Poland so much
better than bang Moscow book
on Friday. And then Amazon bans three of my other books, so I
was a little bit uneasy, because once the seal is broken, once
they start banning one book, it's easy to bang 100,000 after
after that, sure enough, Sunday, I guess they sent me another
email. And this time, this time they ban five books. And with
the same excuse they bang, they banned bang a Estonia, bang
Lithuania, bang Ukraine 30 bangs and Poussey. And the thing that
gets me
when you see this guy, you think, how is this guy banging
anything?
You look at this guy like
paradise. And when they banned the first three books, I tried
to get some answers from them. And they just kept vaguely
referring to their content guidelines here. They say I'm
sorry, but we can't offer any additional insight or action on
this matter. What guidelines are they talking about? Well, it's
pretty vague. They don't accept pornography, which I don't sell.
Obviously. They don't sell offensive content. Well, what is
offensive content? Here's what they say about it. What we deem
offensive is probably about what you would expect.
And he's showing the screenshot of that being their actual
guidelines. Which is fair. It's just like, what why? Who gives
who what is their problem? What happened? Well, how does this
know?
I mean, you can figure out what happened, someone complained.
Some no now think someone outside the academy I think in
SJ w in the company,
oh in the company
saw this and she was you know, to run the water cooler. Who
knows what she were, what her position is? Could be anything.
And they decided to just ban the guy in the locker. We think we
can do that. Yeah, we'll just ban him. Hell with them. Ellen,
male pig.
It's it's all this is just baffling to me. What are you
doing? Cares? Well,
does the social justice warriors care? Yeah.
Yeah, I wound up with a lot of social justice warrior stuff for
some reason. Oh, yes. This is actually quite important,
because we'll probably be hearing about this today being a
show day, maybe tomorrow being the final day. There's a
conference going on right now in New York City. And actually,
that's something I would have. If I were in New York, I would
have tried to go to this. I don't know if I'd be welcome.
This is a Technology Summit. It's called lesbians who tech
and it's big and here's a little trailer they have this event
is like the crystallization of my entire worldview all in one
place.
Not as big flashy words like it's happening New York. Yeah.
What are the top of their game here? So many different topics.
It's such a lead experts and speakers. They're coming as
an attendee, you're going to meet incredible people. You're
going to be inspired by perspective, but you didn't have
it takes us, you know, making the noise and pushing and never
taking the notes to change it. So you get to come
here, focus on the thing you love and to be around people
that have so much in common with you. We are women surround you
in such a, like supportive and credible way. And I think that's
the magic and why people keep coming back.
So no lesbians who tech conference would be complete
without a fireside chat with Hillary Clinton, which we're
desperately waiting for. I don't know if it happens tonight or if
it happens tomorrow night. But this is a very interesting
conference, mainly because it seems like a great conference.
If you look at their if you look at the you know, the sessions
that they have, this is a real, very interesting technology
conference, certainly from New York, but
everyone a lesbian, do you have Yes. Yes, it sounds a little bit
exclusive sounds
it's very exclusionary. And I so I'm looking at the website right
now, which is lesbians who tech.org and
check me what your tech is.
Me men. Is tech. Te CH is a
tech. What do you how do you tech?
Yeah, I know. Well, they Tech, I don't know, lesbians.
I'm asking you. How do you if I said, Hey, Adam, go tech. Yeah.
Would that mean to you? Well, then
you do in tech stuff.
But what does that mean? You're just using your phone? You're
making a phone call? Is that? Is that?
God's that is unfortunately not that is unfortunately, not in
the FAQs. But I'm sure that it makes sure that Leann Pittsford,
the founder and CEO, be very happy to tell you if you call
her for an interview. Maybe it's code for some males, but on the
but on the website. Question number one do I have to be a
lesbian to attend? That's what I was interested in. lesbians who
tech is committed to convening queer women in technology and
our allies in a vibrant and inclusive community. We work
together to promote the visibility and inclusion of
women, LGBTQ people, and the people from other backgrounds
underrepresented in technology. If you work to move the mission
forward, we want you on our team. Nobody has to be a lesbian
to be in the Cuban community. We use the term to honor those who
crossed a firewall with it. Not quite sure what they're saying.
But I have all the pictures I've seen. There's no straight white
dudes to be found. So I don't, I don't feel so welcomed. How do
we show LGBTQ and allied pride? Well, we create a culture of
vibrant inclusion because at first straight white guys, when
we make spaces for ourselves and others to be influential, if we
have a larger share of privilege, we show allied pride
by making space to support others. We show pride when we
hire people, finance projects, create opportunities and share
resources. We show pride when we work to move our community
forward together. I also don't understand much of what that
meant. But it seems like a very, very exclusive, exclusionary
club and it's it's sad, really that that it comes to this
because it looks like a good conference seriously. Got a lot
of good tracks.
Have you ever learned anything at one of these conferences?
I've learned some things. Yeah. I've learned some things
in the last decade. No,
well, here. Let me see what they have. Oh, this is interesting
about lesbians who tech plus allies. Okay. February 2014.
They were made official. Then they had 40,000 members 42 Plus
chapters worldwide. The dub the El WTSQA de leadership program.
Oh, that's lesbians who Tech Squad okay. Then they got the
Edie Windsor coding scholarship program. Then they have White
House LGBTQ tech lesbians who tech on an airplane nice color
code and bring a lesbian to Work Day.
Nice. But
no, you got to see this website. But if you look at the tracks
they got blockchain cryptocurrency cybersecurity AI
machine learning the future of work. Preparing your
organization for automation.
The cyber threat landscape is even remotely interesting. Now
you
never go to anything. But anyway, the Hillary Clinton
fireside chat will be interesting and we hope to hear
that very soon.
She I wonder what she's going to
talk about
herself about what happened. Of course,
what happened
There's another event where Bob Woodward was in New York a
couple of days ago at this something something why. And he
was going to be interviewed by this character that was I don't
have his name handy, but they actually broke some news here.
And I thought that this would be the this is the weird I didn't
even listen to would read and pay any attention to anything
with this one, short clip gold podcasting.
We also have a special announcement about our moderator
tonight. Just today, he announced that he is leaving the
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And who was it?
I don't know.
It sounds like a horrible announcement.
Sorry, we can't be here. He's launching a podcasting company.
Oh, we're so sorry.
He's no he showed up. So sorry to hear that thing. But, but
he's, he's not, you know, he's just a suit and tie guy, you
know, looks like a classic, you know, worker, journalist, worker
CIA guy. And he's launching a podcasting company with Malcolm
Gladwell, who's already doing podcasting of sorts. Kay
explained, Malcolm Gladwell. Malcolm Gladwell is the tipping
point guy, huh. He is a writer that he has this huge afro. And
he writes nothing but bestsellers, short bestsellers,
like the tipping point and a bunch of other books and they're
all make a lot of money. And he talks like this. He's very good
for NPR. Because he will keep you enthralled. Yes. Because
there's not really a lot as I know, it's fantastic. And,
and when we do that, I should put you left and I'll be right
that's that's the total NPR way. I
think I could do it.
I'll go over here. Okay. Yes. Okay. Where are you, John?
Alright. Talk to
me. Anyway, yes. Okay.
You got to do and it was
the front page news. I
don't get it. Can't believe
I can't believe you wouldn't do your NPR voice while I was doing
left and right doesn't matter. With that. I'd like to thank you
for your courage and say in the morning to you, John C. The C
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native ad Vortech.
I think people thinking I don't know.
They don't like us.
Did we get a check from Dane?
I wish. Did you ask him? Maybe I should. I like both
comes up in the conversation quite a bit. There are products
that we like, and people that we like, and we like it. We'll just
do. Yeah, maybe it is a puff piece. But it's not that you
know, we're doing it for money. We're not Oh,
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whoa, whoa, whoa,
this is the greatest thing I've ever sat laid on this foam
mattress.
Did you get accused of being a puff piece?
No, but I got accused of being a native ad. I personally thought
it was a puff piece.
All right. But it was interesting.
The only reason it was a puff piece because I didn't know
anything. The reason I did this call is because I said well let
me get an interview and while I'm doing this because you
needed an interview for this is missing show. And I I just
wanted to know how the technology works because then
what is called and all the details about what the candy
because I started looking into and there's like all kinds of
different ways that this is done.
So you could have just called the help desk but you want
instead you did an interview is what you're saying? Yeah.
From the guy who's doing it so I had, so I find out what kind of
gear is used and I tried to figure out what I can replace.
I'm looking to see. Oh, okay. See what that Okay, can I
replace that with something better? I'm always thinking to
myself, and apparently not at this point,
I thought I thought it was interesting to listen to. I
enjoyed it very much. And I really liked the Scott Adams
interview. And I liked that format where it's very
conversational. It sounds like you're in a room with somebody.
It's not in a room. I know. It's not at all the style of the
show, typically, but I like, but I'd like I'd like that. So it
was very enjoyable to me. Thank you for abusing my, my
disability for a cheap laugh in your show.
Oh, yes, we did mention because I thought Scott had Tourette's
and he didn't know that he does. He does now he does now and now
he's gonna be concerned about it.
But the story about you know him not being able to speak and and
yeah, the cut the the nerves in his neck, and then he had to the
couldn't see it for three and a half years. Holy crap. And you
would know it when you listen to the guy today. And at some
point, and really, his whole stories entire story makes up
for some of the pompous ass he can be at point. And once I was
like, I'm a great hypnotist, I'm in the I'm great. And they like,
you are actually shit. It's kind of great. And and it's, it's, it
should have. I'm humble. They should add that to his roster.
I'm humble. But it was very interesting. And I learned a lot
about him and I things I never knew. And the fact that he was
the one that showed you the World Wide Web was interesting.
The more you know, type fact.
Yes, this is a loan in 93. When I first ran into him, I saw a
few times since but then I guess I haven't seen him for a decade
or long enough that I missed this whole can speak thing. And
I wanted to get the story. And I was actually stunned by this. I
didn't realize it was three and a half years of not being able
to talk. But being able to talk fine by yourself. Wow.
But yeah, and so the kind of guy he is, is then you know, this
comic strip blogger comes up with a, you know, a cool version
of of Dilbert with 40%, which is how much business he says he's
lost because of his analysis of Trump. And now and then we were
like, Oh, that's great. That's perfect. And analysts asked him
and he said, Yes. Yeah. And most cartoonists, I think that kind
of anal about that stuff, aren't they?
But what about money? They make? No, no,
no about someone using their art and changing it and using it for
different purposes. I
asked for permission. I know you did.
But I thought that was nice that he said yes. So that shows he's
a good guy. Yeah. Many
of the artists are very, yeah, they're freaky about it. And I
know for a fact when in the early days of the Internet, in
the probably the late 90s, Scott was actually tracking down
anyone who was posting reposting stuff. Sure. And then
threatening him with shaking his fist. I don't know what else you
could do. And
I didn't know anything about his food business and how he had
screwed that up as it was very similar to me where I you know,
I had this I had lots of money, and I had a helicopter,
fractional ownership company and 911 happens like that was the
beginning of a long slide. No one was using private aviation
for a while after 911. And that's when he his restaurants.
You know, the order hit the restaurant he had in some crazy
place with a horrible lease, and he just, you know, tanked on
that.
A lot of stuff. You don't know about the guy.
Yeah, I did. Yeah, I had. I had worked on I spent a couple.
Probably I had a file open. And every once awhile that question
would come to mind. I put it in there.
Hey, how many how many other interesting friends can we
interview before they're dead? Or we are?
I get quite a few. I just have to do it.
Give me one name that will be interesting.
Who's a good name that would be in well, I know who'd be
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Draper. Yes, this guy Draper's 90 something, he runs a wine.
He's one of the original wine importers in California. And he
knows everything about the wine industry should do that. And
he's finally opened up a small shop. Because
you know, I'm thinking with all these interviews, now, I have a
couple people I can call, you know, we've
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been I've been have been paying attention to what's happened
been happening in Sweden. A lot of our we have we have producers
in Sweden, of course in the surrounding countries,
Scandinavian countries and the EU in general. There's lots of
people interested in what's happening a little bit north.
And they had an election, which I don't think was quite fully
understood what is exactly exactly what is happening in
Sweden. But first we'll go to a m five M report. This is a CBC
News about Sweden, their recent election and their uncertain
future.
Well, the coalition's on both the center left and the center
right in Sweden have lost ground, including Prime
Ministers to find Levain his group on the center left. But
the far right the anti immigration party, the Sweden
Democrats have gained ground their leader has said in effect,
this will be one
notice notice by the way that the the far right is actually
called the Democrats. The Swedish Democrats very
interesting how these how these parties are titled and named in
different countries and what they stand for.
But the far right the anti immigration party, the Sweden
Democrats have gained ground their leader has said in effect,
they won. In fact, they didn't actually win, but the far right
did manage to increase its portion of the vote from about
13% Last time to almost 18% in this election. And here's how
they see that result.
What we've seen here is the political earthquake Rinda
blocks the Swedish political history. And I think that the
leaders of the two big parties, the Social Democrats and the
moderate party, need to listen to this. People need to change
the policies that people want to see they want to see will say a
few
things worth underscoring here for a long time Sweden has been
considered a bastion of social liberalism. And this part of the
Sweden Democrats have their roots in the neo Nazi movement,
an anti immigration party, they want red sound familiar Fugees
to return back to their native countries, and they no longer
want Sweden to accept any more refugees or asylum seekers
coming in. Now keep in mind, Sweden took in 163,000 asylum
seekers back in just in 2015. And that is the biggest
percentage of the population compared to all other EU
countries. And if you want to compare that to Canada, compare
apples to apples here. With Canada's population it would
have been like Canada taking in 592,000 asylum seekers in one
year Rashmi in Sweden, this far right party seems just found a
way to capitalize on a real concern in the country regarding
all those newcomers.
Okay, so that's kind of the M five M take on it. You know,
obviously we got the Nazis, you know, horrible and anti
immigration. But when you when you really dig down into what's
happening in Sweden, and for this, I'm going to turn us to a
podcast. And I think it's valid and relevant in this case,
because we really don't know much about Sweden other than
exactly what you heard in that report. Sweden is like, no, they
are just next to Denmark, the happiest people on Earth.
Everything's great. There's no poverty, it's fantastic. free
health care, free schooling. There's just you know, everyone
looks cute, you know, sex is fantastic. The food is, you
know, fishy, just whatever it is, Sweden's the best, the best
ever. And it turns out that Sweden has also just slowly
degraded into a shithole country, which on the
deconstructive critic podcast, hosts in this case, it's gents
gunman and Aaron flub, they did this one in English, which I'm
very happy but I can't undo it. I mean, Swedish. Sounds like
someone a Dutch person speaking Dutch while drunk so I can get
pick up a few words here and there. But they did this one in
English. And I thought it was interesting. What they do is
they trace back what has been happening in Sweden, to the time
when Trump said, Look at what's going on in Sweden, you recall
that everyone went, What the hell is he talking about?
Sweden? country ever they give us Abba? They write songs for
Britney Spears? I mean, you nuts. This is Sweden you're
talking about? And of course, that's how we see Sweden. So
these guys kind of lift the veil. I'm sure they're biased.
I'm sure that you know, I think they're actually have been
called out by state run mainstream media. As you know,
these guys are problematic. They're part of the problem.
They actually talk about it. I think most media in I don't have
to have commercial television. I'm not sure. But they do talk
about the Swedish run TV and the collusion between the press and
the government. So I'll start I just have two quick two clips.
The first one, again, is Jen's and flum are out against and
Aaron. And this is they're talking about after how Trump
kind of gave license to people to speak the truth about what's
going on in Sweden, after he said that we were we were
famous before for a very small country at the edge of the world
with almost no impact on world affairs. We're very famous.
That's true, then we're famous for a very special reason on
Twitter, which is the Swedish zere the best country in the
world. Progressive, the most equal, the most gender neutral.
Yeah, true. And that's why journalists after Trump felt
that they could criticize us.
So it was open season on Sweden from that point, and we became
the focal point for criticism that had to do with failed
integration and, and crime rising crime and we became the
quote unquote, rape capital of the world. But But what Trump
said was essentially a starting point for pundits like Paul
Joseph Watson, Stefan mole Malini, what's his name, you
know, more than your accent. molinia
said, it's okay to badmouth Sweden. So that was a starting
point, in essence, but I think we need to set the record
straight there because these people said that Sweden was
almost a Orwellian society, where journalists lied, and
politicians lied, and we had huge problems with with like I
said, immigration and integration, but it's not as bad
as they said. It's worse. So we need to set the record straight
there
with after Trump said his famous words about last night in
Sweden, all the Swedish newspapers went out. He's crazy.
Nothing happened last night and night after he had said that.
There was riots and car carbecue but carbecue that's a
new word. Yeah, that's a new word. Good one.
So there's been like, I think 16,000 Burned cars for the past
10 years, something like that. This is statistics that
between three and four day Yeah, happens all And Sweden is a very
small country. We should point that out. And it's not a very, I
mean, not at least when it comes to the urban areas. Not everyone
has a car.
Exactly. And Sweden is about as big as a mid sized American
steak with 10 million people's you know, if you have like three
or four car burnings every night, all year round. That's a
lot of cars that that that's someone for a decade. Yeah. But
the journalist in Sweden they talk about this problem as if
the car sort of it was spontaneous combustion. Yes.
It's not like someone's set fire to the cars the cars suddenly
burst into flames because
of socio economic varieties.
I find this fascinating. I had no we heard about a couple of
car fires. I didn't know it was 16,000. That's a lot and are
these all Volvo's and do Volvo's burn poorly or? Well, I mean,
I'd like to know.
Well, they have a lot of sobs and a lot of BMWs there. Most of
the Volvo's go to California
where they don't make Psalms anymore. Thought Saab was dead.
I thought Saab they
still have on the road. Those cars that they make in Sweden
last 1020 years,
I've been looking at the new Volvo cars, I think they're
they're getting sexier
name if you're over
50.
So now then the second clip, they'll talk about the you know,
the photographers who are hired by the government. Do While
you're here,
before you continue? Yeah, I'm glad you got this clip because
one of the things I've just been baffling to me is that you hear
the one side of the story and The jury's blogs about the mess
Sweden's become right. And then you hear the official story,
which is the oh, you know, it's just they're just making you
know, it's it's all bull crap. You know, they're exaggerating
this same thing of the South African story. It's all
exaggerated. I don't understand why they think they can get away
with this. If it's not true.
It's and this is why I think I predict more or less that you
and I will be finding more podcast material in the future.
Especially from other countries, it's really, really helpful to
just hear now, have I checked the statistic of 16,000? No, but
I'm gonna think they're pretty they gotta be pretty close to
being realistic about this. There's just, it is completely
the opposite. When you when you hear about what journalists, in
this case photo journalists are doing to for some reason,
maintain the image and I certainly don't think that what
is the point of this? I don't know. We'll listen to the clip.
And then we'll discuss
after Trump said that about Sweden. A bunch of Swedish
photographers decided to disprove Trump, right. And we
have museums here. And in Sweden museums are owned and funded by
the state, right. So we have in Stockholm, we have a very
popular museum. It's called the Museum of Photography. It's the
only popular museum because Swedes can't appreciate art if
it's not, you know, an exact representation of what they see
in their daily lives. So they love photography, and they go to
see the photography Museum, right. And a lot of
photographers in Sweden famous photographers got some sort of,
I suppose, assignment from the government or from the museum to
produce pictures to disprove
Trump's image of sweet Oh, what happened there? Okay.
It kind of ended weirdly, but you got the idea that they did
all these pictures that disprove what what Trump was saying?
Well, yes, Sweden's beautiful. You can take great beautiful
pictures of Sweden as long as you avoid the car becuse
a couple of things interesting in there that I didn't know one
I been to Sweden and I've done some research before I went so I
wouldn't be an atheist I've been to Stockholm once and so once
I've been all over the place I went all the way up and down
and I had a miss mislead rail I had a miss Sweden hit on me once
but she was 60 Didn't
that count? Doesn't count so I'm done. And it was before all this
just what's going on now? Is this comment that he made that
Swedes don't like art they liked it because they're all into
realism so did only art they would like to be hyper realism
which people do yes, it's not an unknown form of oil painting in
fact is very popular and in some instances some people are
extremely talented at doing it but there's so they like
photographs. So they I wonder if there's got to be something to
that because that if you don't like art you like just like
realism or photographs. You would maybe be more susceptible
to government propaganda
very possible if you're only into realism that I'm sure
reality television could do a lot to you.
Interesting Swedish situation you got to stay on these guys
and with their podcast. Yeah. It this whole situation has been
baffling to me. Yeah, I mean, I've seen documentaries. Why is
it
why is it baffling to you? This is happening all over Europe.
Why is it baffling to you? Why wouldn't the number one social
justice by Sweden the social justice country of the world,
why wouldn't they be you know, all in on all the stuff that is
ruining everything
is baffling to me because it's such an extreme like nothing's
sneaking I mean, there's no the set for this clip you've got it
denoted as leaks out of leaks out of some blogs and in the
blogs are condemned for being blind Nazis Nazis and so I'm
finding this dish Sweden thing to be the most problematic of
all the whole entire so
I hope these guys keep doing podcasts in English because it's
very informative and and it's it's the more you know,
loves day and are encouraged maybe they'll do one day all
they have to do is one a month Yeah.
Yeah, well, I enjoyed it and I hope they do more than English.
Oh, I do have something that I think you'll enjoy. What's the
latest on this anonymous op ed i want to change my I want to
change my my view by the way as to who wrote it who was the main
character behind it.
But the latest identify me because I do have a clip which
I'm gonna push off to the Sunday show because I forgot to move it
over. And it surprises me that the clip was not more widely
spread and didn't get go viral. And it was a clip that Fallon
had where they took pieces out of the out of the op ed And then
they've done they found pence saying each one of these things.
Oh, do you have I heard about this clip? I haven't heard it.
You don't have it. I
brought habita here on Sunday. Well, first
I'm glad. Okay, sorry, go ahead.
But the kicker was,
What was that word? You found it lodestone
or low saw lodestar lodestar, he
got caught pence saying it in three different speeches.
Interesting. Well, that's a nautical term. Now when that
happened, and they had all these other clips from pencil, but the
load star thing. As soon as that happened, I thought to myself as
a writer, oh,
this has been planted. Oh, God, I can't wait.
It's not cancer trying to trying to you know, yes,
yes. Yeah, they're trying. They're trying to make it look
like pen. So you got that then you got you guys. Was it Kimmel?
You said Was it Kimmel? Who found that? That was on Fallon.
Fallon. Okay,
so that is clearly Oh, my God. Mockingbird to the max. Yeah.
Okay, I have a clip that fits where I
would have done it as well, we do the same thing of I like
hanging out in the White House and having to get doing this or
one of the guys or maybe I'm not even in the White House, but
maybe was or whatever. Because you got to remember a couple of
things about this.
It's good to stop right there. I'll just stop there. I have to
play this clip. Because what you just said leads us right into
this. And this is a great clip for a number of reasons. I think
Ray got this for us producer Ray. NPR, Scott Simon with Jill
Abramson, former editor of the New York Times, also known as
the Berklee Hummer. So this clip is no matter what happens, you
know, it's going to be good because she's a Hummer. It's
just hilarious to listen to. But listen to what he says and the
flub he makes. And this is about the anonymous op ed in the New
York Times, the editor
of the New York Times doesn't make the decision if the opinion
page editor, right.
That's exactly right. Scott, there's a very strict line
inside the New York Times between the news side of the
paper and opinions.
So should the times have just run a news story reporting that
a high ranking government official tried to plant an op ed
with him place an op ed?
Did he say plant instead of place? And did he
clean the news side of the paper and opinions?
So should the times have just run a news story reporting that
a high ranking government official tried to plant an op ed
with him place an op ed, in which they say they're working
around the president because they don't trust his mental
fitness for office?
I don't I don't think so. I think the publication of the
anonymous editorial was entirely appropriate and more striking
more newsworthy, because it was in the own words of the author,
even though he or she did not want to put their name to
do you imagine having sex with this woman? That's not
let me just in the half minute we have left, whistleblowers are
frequently somewhere in the in the thicket of bureaucracy. This
is a self described high ranking official. They would have a lot
of employment options. I mean, it okay, they might lose their
job. So, but they'll be on this show tomorrow. If they do.
It's true. I see your point and it's a good one. But I also
think if this person is in a high ranking position, they
portray themselves as functioning almost like a brake
system, trying to stop the worst impulses of this President and
if they resigned to get another position that break that
safeguard to the public would no longer be there. Jill Abramson,
former executive editor at the New York Times, thanks so much
for being with us.
Thanks so much, Scott.
I love the plant flub though, because that makes so much sense
particularly with with Fallon then the oh look, Pence says
this three times.
Perfect, perfect thing that a couple of things I wanted to
note is that one if I'm doing this, say I'm working there and
I'm I can write I also know that people can identify certain
characteristics of my writing, you know, it's a scam would be
one of them.
Right? Not a great question.
Not a great question. You know, I don't put that in my writing
that sir, but I have certain quirks in my writing that people
can identify in this the pacing the style, and there's a lot of
programs that can can identify authors. Oh, yes. Machine
learning. The first thing you do is you look for your target like
who am I going to target to make it look like he did it a And
then I just go back and look at the references. And then I just
wait for them to say something over and over. And the things
that Penn said over and over are all put into this thing. I put
them in, awkwardly, I'm gonna have to look this thing over
more carefully, but put them in awkwardly and you, wouldn't you
nobody, no writer uses the word lodestar. No, ever, no,
personally, two or three times you say, Well, I'm gonna put
this in there, because this will really put the nail in the
coffin on this guy. And I think, you know, this is a, here's what
happened. In my opinion. If you remember, during the first early
six months of the Trump administration, leaks were
coming out left and right, because they had his office
bugged, right. And then he moved out of the Oval Office, and they
did a redo, and they put some, you know, anti bog surveillance,
work in there. And then so, for the next year, all the stuff
that was coming out bad about Trump was not really was either
from somebody who glued, they know who it was leaked it, or it
was just made up, or it was, you know, disgruntled employee
always bitching about their boss, which is not, which is not
uncommon. But they didn't they lost the ability to have all
these these. They don't have the bugs in the office, it seems to
me. And so that sort of stuff like this comes out. And it's,
you know, this gets very carefully orchestrated. It's got
the New York Times is always a bad actor in this thing and the
fake stuff about lodestar, I'm not buying it. We do have one
clip on this topic.
Yes. I'm glad you got this. I'm glad you got this one. If this
is the Trump's voice, then I'm that's I'm glad you got
that. I got that too. But that's not what this clip is. I got the
FBI director talking about the memo on one of the networks.
The President has said that he wants the Attorney General to
investigate who wrote that anonymous, New York Times op ed,
do you believe as the President does that this is an issue of
national security? Well,
first off, I can tell you, I didn't write it, I don't have
anything to do with it. Second, I would tell you that we're not
really in the practice of confirming or discussing whether
we're going to be conducting a particular investigation, I
would tell you that we're going to make decisions about that
kind of thing based on all the factors we normally do, which is
whether or not we have sufficient evidence of federal
crime.
I want to ask you about the content of it. It describes
Whoa, whoa, whoa, I didn't quite understand what he said there.
Whether we have evidence of a federal crime, what does that
have to do with who the identity of the the Op Ed?
Will all he's gonna tell you that he didn't write it anyway?
And then they do it
when What's this about and not what crime? I'm gonna back it up
on? Oh, they did. The
President told the FBI they look into this must be a crime. Oh,
okay, practice. So he's, we're now gonna do No, we're not.
Don't worry about
confirming or discussing whether we're going to be conducting a
particular investigation, I would tell you that we're going
to make decisions about that kind of thing based on all the
factors we normally do, which is whether or not we have
sufficient evidence of federal crime. I want to
ask you about the content of it. It described the President's
leadership style is quote, impetuous, adversarial, petty
and ineffective. It said that the root of the President's
promises, quote, a morality. Does that sound like the
president? You know,
I try very hard to make sure that my relationship with the
president is a professional one. And that's what I think the
relationship should be between any FBI director and any
president.
Look, I'm still gonna say, John, this was written by someone
who's on his side. Whether it was a compromise or not, I'm not
gonna argue because you heard Joe Abraham also say, wow, it's
the breaks that we have a safety break and it makes everybody
happy. Hey, we got heroes in the White House. You have nothing to
worry about.
Yeah, well, this this I did not like this guy. Because his
answer to the last question should have been not in my
experience. That's your answer. I agree. It's not like well, I
guess I don't know. Maybe he might be a couple of lunatic for
all I know. Yeah. He says, you know, the question is impetuous,
adversarial, petty. I'm thinking when he says when they say that.
What boss isn't exactly.
Almost every CEO that you ever run into there's at least he's
not a screamer. There used to be a couple major Silicon Valley
guys that were notorious. In fact, Microsoft does Steve
Ballmer. Oh, yeah, they're very impetuous.
Steve Jobs. People said he was a total
adversary. Yeah, sure. very adversarial. And he would be and
petty. They're all that way. And but the thing that was at the
end was the immorality. Again, I'm not saying that this is
every CEO you ever run into love and very moral. They're just
people,
you know, go ahead, but a lot
of them do. Don't dig morality doesn't come into the picture
management.
Well this kind of brings us to me too because we had you know,
there was some more hashtag nice me to stuff that came out. Of
course we know that Les Moonves is out and he just here.
Here's the thing.
Les Moonves, do you mind if I just switch over to this for a
second?
Much more? No, not until you play that you might as well I
gotta play Trump voice
Yeah, because I'm glad you got this because I didn't hear it
because of the bandwidth situation. I wasn't. I wasn't on
the dongle. But I of course, I knew exactly this is because he
takes Propecia right? He slurs his words.
While this comes up that says I forgot what it was.
Propecia makes the latest
act of
resistance is the Op Ed published in the failing New
York Times by an anonymous deathless coward.
He tries it twice.
And forget about it, man. This just can't be done.
And it's interesting because you can hear the latest. You hear
you hear? Firstly, he doesn't know how to pronounce it. That's
the big problem. And then the slur kicks in. It's like a
Tourette's issue almost resistance
is the Op Ed published in the failing New York Times by an
anonymous, really an ominous, gutless
coward.
Did you think anyone says Mr. President? You real it's
anonymous? Is there any good does Melania say that to him?
I think he just rolls her eyes.
That's That's sad. Mr. President, please people clip
this. Mr. President,
it's people like us. He's anonymous. We understand the
Propecia issue. And we're very sorry about that. Especially I
got lots of hair. I got lots of hair.
That's pathetic. Sad. twice in a row.
Let's see if I can make this go to meet you. Yeah, no, yeah.
Okay to meet you. Okay, so me too. We've got Les Moonves.
What's interesting, in different about what may be different
about Les Moonves. And Tina pointed this out. And guys, you
know, we were we drove from Florence to like four hour
drives. Fantastic. You know, every every 30 seconds seems
like because I'm, I blend into European driving, left, right,
whatever straddle the line. Reading this to me. And she
says, These days, these women that he apparently assaulted,
and I'm sure it sounds like it's true. They're 3752 These are not
like young chickens. These are, these are mature women. And some
of them said fucking, I'm not gonna do that and then walked
away and the I think some were penalized. But there's something
going on. And I'm not quite sure how to articulate it. But
there's it's certainly in showbusiness, there is a we have
a situation we're very powerful men actually exert their power
and prove their power by doing this. And it's really
threatening women so far as let's just say as men doing this
to women. Because what you don't hear is Don't tell anybody. Come
on don't. Trump does that Trump's like, Oh, let me give
you $150,000 Don't tell anybody. It's my wife. You know, it's not
how it goes. He because he's a philandering douche.
But these guys, it's different.
They they are they get their power by being scary. Men who
can ruin your career and every story you read is women saying
well, I didn't report it because I thought my chances of my
career be gone. Oh, yeah,
I didn't blame them. No,
I don't I don't blame them either. But it's a two way
street in the patriarchy. You know, we need some heroes here.
And we have a few but we need more heroes who say I'm gonna
stand up to this guy. I don't care about my career. But you
know, you read over and over again, people care about their
career. And it just propagates and you look at these guys, and
they're all and they're all weenie boy. dickheads you and I
could beat up any one of them. Uh, you you and I could beat him
up you understand what I'm saying? These are
static chests though. Let's let's go to the newest guy. Did
does a clean sweep at CBS. Yeah, and this is CBS reporting on the
firing of the head of news and the head is of the 60 minutes
show finger. They ousted him while you were traveling around
while you were looking at the art and Florence he just kept.
We didn't go to Florence We've not looked in the word art in
Florence, but okay, you're floating around. We're drinking
toilet wine.
Yes. Wine, like like a dog. Let's keep this a couple of dead
long clip. And then there's the the kicker, which is the woman
who's reporting on this is the one who is at the center of the
problem for this guy Fager, who does sound like a complete
douchebag and he was part of the of the Moonves clique, along
with Charlie. Charlie Rose's go to CBS fires Fager want to
be US News Today fired Jeff Fager, the executive producer of
60 minutes who'd spent 36 years at the network in less than a
year now three the most powerful men in broadcasting figure. CBS
chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves and CBS This Morning co host
charlie rose, all accused of sexual misconduct have either
been fired or resigned. Jerrica Duncan has the latest on Fager,
including his controversial text message
Jeff Fager, the executive producer of the oldest and most
successful news magazine program in history. 60 minutes was fired
from CBS News this afternoon. And it's more than 50 years on
air. Only two people led that broadcast. Fager succeeded the
show's creator Don Hewitt in 2004. Faker also recently served
as the chairman of the CBS News Division helps
people when we cover a story and report it on Sunday night and it
has impact on Monday morning. That's what your hope for
failure higher Charlie Rose for multiple roles at the network in
November Rose was terminated. This July 6 Female former CBS
employees told The New Yorker finger would touch employees in
ways that made them uncomfortable drinking at office
parties.
And wait a minute. So they're in an office party. And everyone of
course, is drinking at the office party. And then the guy
touches him in ways that they feel uncomfortable. This is why
he left imagine
a couple of those events, those things. Couple things. You can
you've witnessed it.
Yeah, I've had office parties. I've been a boss. Yes.
There's been that guy who goes up and he says, Oh, hi, I know
you're new here. And then he he's like shaking her hands and
then rubbing her arm very slowly with his left hand. Douche,
douche douche. The other one is the guy who likes to slap as you
know, just sit next somebody puts his hand on her knee. And
then if she doesn't like take the hand off the knee
immediately girls take a hit here. You to leave the knee even
though there's a hand on there. You don't. But if you leave it
on there, it's going to start moving. NORTH Yeah, north and so
that is uncomfortable does this guy and he says he looks like a
douche.
But then you really shouldn't have office parties.
You know, I've always been a fan of having a Friday afternoon
drink with everybody and then you go home and you go to your
family and you know you're your partner and you have fun. But
did your office parties is not a good idea. Yeah, you might be
right. That's
before Fager hire Charlie Rose for multiple roles at the
network and November Rose was terminated. This July 6 Female
former CBS employees told The New Yorker Fager would touch
employees in ways that made them uncomfortable after drinking at
office parties. 19 current and former employees told The New
Yorker Fager allowed harassment and the division Fager
vehemently denied all of those claims Fager continued to come
to work on Sunday, The New Yorker reported a new accuser
said she felt compelled to speak because she simply can't believe
Fager is back there. The article describes her as a producer who
was an intern at CBS in the early 2000s, who said that he
groped her at a work party in response to that allegation.
Fager told CBS News. This is an outrageous claim and it didn't
happen. It is wrong. Fingers departure comes days after CBS
chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves resigned following allegations
of sexual assault and harassment. We caught up with
CBS News President David Rhodes today after he briefed the 60
minutes staff
can talk to you guys about this today. In a
statement today wrote said fakers dismissal is not directly
related to the allegations surfaced in press reports, which
continued to be investigated independently. However, he
violated company policy, and it is our commitment to uphold
those policies. Through his attorney Fager told CBS News.
They terminated my contract early because I sent a text
message to one of our own CBS reporters demanding that she be
fair and covering the story. My language was harsh. CBS did not
like it.
Now let's stop there
a couple of things. One, the CBS President didn't wouldn't talk.
This is a report by CBS well hello me have your own
president. You know what is wrong with you? So I'll get rid
of him too. For and then and then they did get rid of him on
a technicality because when you were just woman to go in the
report is the one who got the note and she revealed that it
publicly and she's now going to go back and read the note to
tweet or email or a text. And when you hear it, you're gonna
go, oh shit, everything is true.
My language was harsh. CBS did not like it. I am that reporter
since Jeff Fager publicly referred to our exchange today.
I want to be transparent about it. First, here's some
background. Sunday evening, I reached out to Fager for comment
on the articles alleging he groped or touched CBS employees
at company parties. In addition to denying these charges Fager
in a text said to me, quote, If you repeat these false
accusations, without any of your own reporting, to back them up,
you will be held responsible for harming. He went on to say be
careful, there are people who lost their jobs trying to harm
me. And if you pass on these damaging claims, without your
own reporting to back them up, that will become a serious
problem.
I got to ask you a question. We are two
older white straight males. We have both been in positions of
power. I have a company with 400 employees public company.
Why do we not do this?
And why are there some guys who do or is it pure epic? What is
it? What what happens? Is it because these guys have they've
wives at home partners? What is going wrong? What is happening?
It can't just be that men need to spread their seed everywhere,
this sort of thing. You know what I mean? It's something is
very, very wrong. Their relationship is wrong. I mean, I
I'm really I'm struggling to understand how this how it's not
in my DNA. And I know what's not in yours? How does this happen?
Where is this coming from? Is it purely the industry, the sector?
I think it's gut, I think the industry is largely responsible,
and you gravitate toward these industries. And when you're in
them floating around them, whether you're in for a little
short term or long term. It's kind of almost part of that
subculture of these industries that a TV radio movie industry
to subculture is very sexual.
Well, that's also because the product is sexual. So that makes
sense advertising. I will say politics as well. I think
putting Young did steal advertising or advertising a
message there's, there's that show business for Ugly people as
often said, I think there's just a business with sexual nature in
it is not helpful. But damn, how does it happen?
I think if you were I don't know how it happens, because it's
never happened to us. But if you were like, right getting I mean,
Moonves is gonna get $100 million for forgetting kick.
Well, their claws make a million dollars a year, let's say, and
you're running CBS and you're calling the shots on line, all
these shows that you know that you're green, you're the guy do
so it's just power you're saying is just power and to have that
power over people that music hating?
And okay.
But I've had power so it could happen. Anybody could have and
it happens to women. Look at Janet Napolitano his operation
when she was running their homeland security. Yeah.
Yeah, but I don't want to, I don't want to pollute the waters
and just trying to understand how it happens. Why it happened.
Is it in every industry is seems like it's not it's in politics
is in banking, or finance. It's, it's everywhere. So what is
power, then is just just power? That's the answer we have. Well,
it's the only answer I can come up with. It's yeah, power and
control. Well,
the only other side,
there's those who podcasters don't. Well, not anymore,
for sure. But there's also there's a new video that I was,
I'm sure there's stuff that clip but the it's really a half to
see I did put it in the show notes. As this young woman who
had a meeting with Harvey Weinstein. She says she locked
the door and he raped her eventually, but she has video of
their second meeting. She had met him briefly before and then
she's pitching her company or product to him. And you know,
there's a hug and then he's talking and she's leaning in,
and like, holy moly, I can see where she every move she made
was was interpreted by him as Oh yeah, I'm scoring right now. Not
blaming her, but it's just like, I don't know My head hurts from
it. It is I really don't understand it. I don't well,
these
are like the guys, you know, they say, Oh, she's into me, you
know, doesn't care. It just thinks again,
because they're delusional because these guys are clearly
delusional, delusional.
Yeah. Well, it's,
it's a symptom of something and somebody better gets to the
bottom of it because everything's just going to
implode. I don't know if these guys were any good who are
getting fired? I would presume that you know, Matt Lauer
getting fired was was that actually hurtful to the network?
Did they miss anything? Did they lose revenue over that Do
you know I mean, they would like to have you know, he's one of
those guys who was good at you know, when they when they go out
and that sales pitch the guys field? You gotta Galle Lauer
there. Hey, are you doing? Like a really glad Yeah,
that's funny. You mentioned that about Scott Adams. He was that
guy. And of course as I'm listening to your interview with
him, like oh, crap, I've been that guy most of my life to
bring curry along some chick there will probably remember him
from MTV and buy our stupid product.
Yeah, it's very common. We had does kind of celebrity sales
guys at PC Magazine for a while. They weren't known to anybody
except for the people that saw them. They're these really good
looking really, really good looking guys. And most of the
women ad buyers are mostly advisor women. And so you'd send
these guys in there and they would be like the flirtatious
didn't bat their eyes. And, you know, they do all the things
that girl would do. And they and I remember the one time I was
told this, but once it says good one guy got promoted out to some
publishing job. And so then the new good newbies go into this
office where they big buyers have massive amounts of
advertising. And the woman in there goes, you know, I can't
remember his name, but come with think it's just Robbie. She
said, Where's Robbie? And she was like, so hard. She was
broken hearted, that the sales guy didn't show up anymore. I
know. They had to round him up to send him over there to get
that deal done. But yeah, this is a business.
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And we're still working on the new date for the Austin meetup.
We've moved it away from the weekend of the fifth because
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another week and we'll take care of it. I have a couple of words
matters clip some shorties just to get out of the way. Okay,
some interesting things. This because there was some deputy
spokesman who was sitting in for Sarah Huckabee Sanders. And he
got a question from and it was odd that he didn't know and it
was odd that the reporter asked this question here it is
President President Obama, former President Obama said
President Trump would need a magic wand to get the 4% GDP.
The president suggested that was direct quote from President
Obama did President Obama
I'm sorry, it and again, I'm not the Chairman of the Council of
Twitter advisors. But I was trying to go back
to the question Is the President tweeted out that Obama said he
needed a magic wand to get to the 4.1.
GDP. Yeah. Is that a direct?
Yeah, I believe he said that to me. It didn't exactly say that.
But for this guy to ask it and for this, and for this, the
spokes hold to be an item now, it's not that hard to go find
the video.
There's, there's no answer to it. He just says, Well, I'm
gonna, I'm gonna negotiate a better deal. Well, what? How
exactly? Are you going to negotiate that? What magic wand
Do you have? And usually the answer is,
you don't have an answer. So he did kind of say that.
I just wanted ah, the why would a report was he trying to trap
this, this newbie deputy dude into something? No
idea, just as you guys had the whole that whole press
conference group,
I can't watch a bunch of douche bags. So then the President
Obama came out with a I guess he was receiving an award and he
had all these things to say about President Trump. And it's
kind of sad that that he's feeling forced, he has to do
this because no President really does that, you know, bitches
about that guy. The next guy, oh, you know,
Bush stayed out of the way for four or five, six years before I
didn't say anything came out of out of his hole. And then when
he did it was just to promote a book.
Right, you know, and so and so Obama had to say a bunch of
things. But he did flub one which was I this was a good
catch for one of our producers since I've been on the road. But
he made a pretty interesting flub, and this may be under the
category of what you accuse others, you are guilty of
yourself
not be Democratic or Republican, it should not be a partisan
issue, to say that we do not pressure the Attorney General,
or the FBI to use the criminal justice system as a cudgel to
punish our political opponents.
Or to explicitly call on the Attorney General to protect
members of our own party from persecution or prosecution.
Because election happens to be coming up.
Oops, did the truth slip out there to protect from
persecution? Oh, boy.
Oops, how does that happen? You gotta you gotta wonder how does
that mean
going on? Guy,
it's got to be in his head. And then the last one, you know, we
we were trying to figure out why Netflix, of all companies
decided to move everyone away from using the term binging
don't binge. Oh, we don't want to use binge because it doesn't
sound Luke's It doesn't sound Luke's analysis. That's a Luke.
So that's what that was. I mean, that's, I've used that term all
the time was wise. It's extra funny for me. But for them say,
we want our brand to be more Luke's. And I think the only
thing we could come up with is that maybe because the Obamas
are now going to be executive producers and have a reasonable
basis. That was you. Yeah. So listen to what he said here.
So if you don't like what's going on right now. And you
shouldn't do not complain. Don't hashtag Don't get anxious. Don't
retreat, don't binge on whatever it is. You're binging on.
What do you think? I think he's part of the plan here.
And maybe it's interesting. I
don't binge binge on don't binge on
it. One of our producers sent me a note saying, well, maybe we
should change the word to marathon.
Marathon. I don't like that
you sit down, you're gonna run a marathon? On the House of Cards?
No, I don't like that. But I don't like any of it. And in
fact, they refuse to give somebody systems binge worthy. I
just tweeted this. I'm not going to ever look at the product. So
there
were a couple new text messages that came out between the so
called lovers, the FBI lovers, Peter struck and Lisa page.
Yeah. And I think they only conspirators think they only
strengthened my argument, actually, which I want your
arguments to the bright argument they were conspiring to
overthrow the government, the United States of Americans
should be both in jail.
In fact, if you listen to the text of one of the most recent
SMS text messages, you'll see what I mean.
This newly revealed text messages between FBIs lovers
Peter struck and Lisa page show the couple were apparently
involved in a scheme
to leak stories to the press.
Alright, so this happened in April of 2017. And Peter strock,
he texted her texted page and said, I have literally just gone
to find this phone to tell you. I want to talk to you about
media leak strategy with the DOJ before you go.
Now, I don't know about you. But if I'm carrying on an affair
with the super hot FBI chick I'm not gonna say Oh, I literally
had to go find the phone to text you about this. You have this
phone on, you know, in your underwear, you know, that's how
you are with the clandestine love, you know this year like
you always have this you'll never say I had to go find the
phone that I do all my sexting with you on to tell you but
these guys were never doing that. Which is exactly how you
should look at this as to conspirators not lovebirds. And
no one's picking
up on this is beyond me. I have another
Judge Napolitano take on this if you're interested
on the cortex, okay.
FBI leaks. Unbelievable. It's not unbelievable. The federal
government is the best leaker in the world. And they do this when
they want to target a person who do they target their boss, the
President of the United States by leaking information to the
press and then using the press sources as a basis to get a FISA
warrant. This was in 2017 Correct. I have been a critic of
FISA for 40 years, I've been around since 1978. It lowers the
standard for issuing a warning. So secret correct. The
temptation for FBI agents instead of going to judges like
I was where you have to demonstrate probable cause of
crime and the judge grills you and decides whether or not he's
going to sign the warrant. Go to the FISA court which delivers
this number will blow you away 99.97% of all warrant requests
because there is no scrutiny there is no transparency there
is no challenge and the standard is so low they they sent
that text message a text message on April 10 2017. Two days later
he writes her and says well done page because he was told that
they're going to be too negative articles about pages namesake
they say which is Carter Page coming out and he was
congratulating her on getting these these negative stories out
into the press. Well,
this is obviously the wrong way for the FBI to conduct law
enforcement. Here's what a lot of people probably want to know
is it a crime depends on what they leaked. If the if they
leaked secret secrets, Grand Jury information that can be
prosecuted. He might sue Yes. All right. Well, there
you go. It's despicable. It's totally
despicable. I'm just saying Mizzou. I'm stunned that this
has been allowed to fester. Yeah. All right. Well, I've got
one thing left. Oh,
I have a couple of things. Good. Well, then you do one more.
Okay. Elon Musk man, the former New York Bankers smart he said
Elon Musk was just one New York Times into your wall street
journal interview away from from being $200 a share in January
which is what we what we passed on to everybody. And it looks
like he's he's getting pretty close. Here's the podcast hit
piece on Elon Musk, which I thought was fun to listen to em
five them
out about wild live interview that has people talking
billionaire Elon Musk of Tesla and Space X fan like we've never
seen him before smoking pot on YouTube. And if he was looking
to reassure shareholders after recent controversies, this was
likely not the way to do it. NBC News national correspondent
Miguel l McGerr. has the story.
Two and a half hour interview with Elon Musk described his
provocative, personal and intriguing, like, what is it
like? What's going on? Neverending explosion? It's just
constant ideas just bouncing around. Yes, water like today.
It's this moment making headlines across the business
world. I mean, it's legal, right? So illegal, okay. Mosque
under fire after taking a hit of marijuana mixed with tobacco and
I'm not a regular smoker of weed. I don't find that it is
very good
for productivity.
My critics say it's just the latest misstep for the
billionaire CEO of Tesla and Space X, amid rumors of drug use
on social media must hold the New York Times. This past year
has been the most difficult and painful year of my career.
He's going through some issues and he's he's bringing everyone
along for the ride. That's a good thing for shareholders or
not. It obviously wasn't today,
working to revolutionize transportation with high speed
underground pods. Musk may also be on the cutting edge of
artificial intelligence. But tonight, Tesla stock is dropping
after its CEO took a hit. Miguel Miguel, NBC, Los Angeles
now what is what is the thing most bothersome about this
report? If you're Joe Rogan, you're pissed off not once was
Joe Rogan mentioned? Oh, that's
right. You're right on YouTube. Oh, yeah. I used to vague
podcast that is so lame. is lame and NBC should be ashamed of
themselves and
Joe Rogan's were like wow, that was no good. Because obviously
was a great philosophers for hit for the show. Yes. And just
having Elon Musk on in general was a great plus for the show as
a guy, I can't call him, you know,
he could call his person and they will tell you know,
exactly.
I could call this person to get rejected.
I on the on the DHF plug show I have said this and I said, I've
said this, I think on this show. I think he's trying to get
himself fired.
Sure. Looks like it.
Just won't do it. I mean, he's like at his wit's end. I think
he knows what's going on with Tesla, first of all, John, I
think you got to say this. Okay, go ahead. I think the Tesla
Model three looks like a piece of crap.
And not only that, I think he knows that they're doomed.
I think he knows it. They're doomed.
The whole battery was made out so he doesn't get blamed. The
whole battery car sector is
doomed. Just
does. He's one of those guys who doesn't want to get blamed. So
he wants our wants out. Yeah, you're right. By the way, that's
model three. I've seen a couple of new around here. Now because
of that stupid front end a boat looks like a boat front end
doesn't have a grill or nothing. It just looks like some sort of
a miss the horrible looking cheap front end is not
attractive.
While we're on cars for a moment. So we're in the
offseason, I forgot to mention Italy. I don't know if it's the
season or what's going on is
cheap. Cheap. We had two glasses of Rosae
equivalent $10 Do you want to buy that anywhere, anywhere in
America? Certainly in Austin, it would be
$25. Food, everything is cheap here.
And it may be the season. So anyway, so we got a great deal
on a Mercedes C 220 Diesel, which is a station wagon I
wanted for the suitcases. Holy crap. I've always hated
Mercedes. This is a great car. It's got nine speeds. Automatic
ad. This is not a native ad. I'm telling you. I'm very impressed
with not the technology. It's your typical rental car
technology. Like I'm like, Ooh, I'll just move my seat. Tina has
to do the CLUNK CLUNK the levers. Slide on the rails bit
to move her seat. And it doesn't have adaptive cruise control any
of that stuff. But just as a ride just driving, and
especially for diesel and then we're getting 1200 miles on a
full tank. This is a very interesting vehicle. I thought a
mile I don't know. Yeah, I
didn't know an electric car. I don't know what it
costs. It doesn't seem like a crazy expensive car. I don't
know. It's not their high end of anything. But just the ride the
I've always thought Mercedes like a tank. And this is not
like a tank very impressed with that net. Yeah, that's my native
ad for the day. Well can't wait to get home to Austin to
check in the mail from Mason Mercedes Benz. There'll be
dropping one of those cars off. Yeah.
Back to NPR. who for some reason, I think Michael Z, our
producer, who who monitors NPR for us. He He also feels that
NPR is now trying to move towards getting the end the
MSNBC audience more that Rachel Maddow goodness, you know,
that's that sticky stuff they love so much. And they're doing
it in a in a, you know, an obvious way. This is their
interview with Marco Rubio. And it's so obvious that the guy
wants to get Rubio to say he's not fit, he should be impeached,
referring to the President, of course, but listen to it, I cut,
I cut a few bits out here. So there are one or two spots where
the spaces are come quicker than they would in the original
interview. Of course, you can always get the source material
at na shownotes.com. And you can download the full clip. But
listen to this.
This op ed writer describes the president who's so erratic that
there were quote, whispers in the cabinet about applying the
25th Amendment, which is a way to remove a president who's seen
as unable to perform his duties. Late in the presidency of Ronald
Reagan, his then Chief of Staff, Howard Baker, it's a matter of
history, conducted an examination, even talking to the
president himself to try to determine is there a 25th
amendment problem here? Should John Kelly be doing that?
Oh, that's a stretch. We're talking here more about a
behavioral issue in terms of what some people claim
anonymously. They don't like temperament. And that's a very
different situation. I've never had John Kelly, or frankly,
anyone in the administration come to me and said any of the
things that have been reported in the last seven, you
shouldn't be coming to them and asking, Well,
again, I mean, you could I mean, but ultimately, why. And I
suppose in the end, if they had these real concerns, and in the
types of conversations I've had with people in the past, I'm
confident that that would have come out.
Does the President strike you and your interactions with him
or the staff around him as responsible focused on target
fit
What he strikes me as Donald Trump, which is he's not a
political figure is he understands and describes issues
differently from someone who served 20 years in the Senate
would describe them. But he has a pretty clear understanding of
what's at stake with China. He has a pretty clear understanding
and the conversations that I've had with him about what's at
stake in Venezuela. He has a pretty clear understanding of
the risks involved in this engagement with South Korea,
North Korea,
they were understanding about North Korea, he proclaimed that
the nuclear threat has been taken care of with
North Korea. But again, that goes back to the non political
guy and that is non political. It's not no, but let me tell you
why. Because in his view, he's a negotiator. He's applying his
business acumen. And that's why I tell you, he wouldn't express
himself the way a 20 year senator, a member of the Council
of Foreign Relations would in his mind, I'm a negotiator. And
the way to get the other guy to give me more of what I want, and
we'll try
it again. One more thing I asked, Is he fit? You answered?
Well, he's Donald Trump. I understand that. But is he fit?
I have not seen or been told by any money, anything that causes
me to believe that he's not fit to serve as president. Are
you willing to say in a positive sense? Yes, he is fit
based on everything I've seen to know now. That doesn't mean I
agree with everything he's done, or every conclusion he's
reached. What
is this fit shit all of a sudden,
since when we use the term is this NPR guy is wrong with NPR?
I told you their movies are trying to get the MSNBC audience
by badgering leading and lying. It's kind of annoying.
It's a public operation. What would they what are they? What
do they want? Well, then, that to be one of the most annoying
clips you've ever played, ever?
Oh, you're welcome.
I'm glad I could do that. No, wait
for the day. I'll give you a border length Tip of the Day.
Well, that's
very kind of us. Expect. Whereas I thought this clip from Dutch
television with stormy Daniels might get me somewhere.
Is this something you know? No. Which we will know soon. That
could bring down this presidency.
I say that we have. Yes, there's stuff that I know. And I would
say it's 5050 shot at this point. Which is pretty scary
odds if you're the president.
Often Europe talking crap. 5050 shot, I guess stuff that'll take
him down. I'm stormy Daniels dammit, Boston. We haven't done
OTG. I do want to mention a couple things about being OTG on
the road in Europe, which means I've had only the Microsoft
Surface go and my Kyocera flip phone. And the flip phone has
functioned just wonderfully. It's it's done everything I
needed to do to stay in touch with everybody. And of course, I
still have the iPhone at home in Austin plugged in with what's
app running for the Azure. My sisters are still on WhatsApp.
They have a siblings group so I can get that on my on my
Surface. I want to say I am so in love with this device. This
is your next native ad. Then for me to say that is odd. And I
learned that. You know, Microsoft has put in so many
features into so much option creep to jump out to go Yeah,
the surface go? Yeah, like Outlook. I know you were kind of
laughing at that. And I had a huge one of those outlook things
where you get an error saying, Oh, no, your MS API 33 dot DLL
is no good, reinstall. Okay. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. And then if you
Google that big mistake, because half of the thing Oh, download
this little app will fix it for you, or call this number toll
free, we'll fix it for you. Just you know. And of course, I'm so
stupid because I'm trying to Google the answer because it
looked like a technical problem. All I really needed to do is
just go to the Microsoft Store and install it again. But man,
can you customize that thing? I don't think any email program
has all the customization for views and rules with automatic
replies. And you can you can just do it for someone who's a
novice who comes in and you see the ribbon on any Microsoft
product. It just makes you want to cry. It's so complicated. But
once you get into
it, I'm very impressed. I am. I never thought I would say
this. I never thought I would. I thought it was
because you're in love. You're head over heels. And so
everything's wonderful.
Here's the article I want to share with you for our OTG
segment. This is where they call it seven cell phone facts that
will make you question your addiction. And I was surprised
by some of these facts. Let's just say that they're true.
Because they are in an article on the internet, so they must be
true. It must be true. Not illegal otherwise, iPhone owners
unlock their devices an average of how many times a day do you
think
2080 80 times a day? Hi, this is Google Doc. Questions.
You've heard of The Phantom vibrations where someone thinks
that they're
tapping to me, okay, and I don't even use the phones that much.
Maybe it was some other vibration device. Now what
percentage of undergraduates in in the study experienced phantom
vibrations? What percentage 9589 89. So you're a little
higher than we thought. And this was this was a frightening
statistic. Percentage of millennials who wake up at least
once every night to check their phones.
Who I would say 50 53%
I'm nailing that here you are That is surprising. i They wake
up it says to wake bearable to check their phones. So does that
mean they wake up and they want to check the phone and they wake
up with the need to check the phone? I'm not so
sure. Maybe just looking for the time I have no idea. And these
are combined. Surveys I guess this is comes from from comScore
data. average person spends how many hours a day on their phone?
In the US the average US adult aid now it's not that bad. Two
hours and 51 minutes or three hours on your phone? at all,
just instead of asking questions 89% of mobile phone owners said
in the survey they use their phones during their most recent
social gathering which church 4% movie theater 5% During a
meeting 5% family dinner 12% At a restaurant 38% while waiting
in line 74% on pet public transportation 75% And my
favorite while walking down the street 77%
Yeah, those numbers are low.
Yeah.
Now we have what do you think percentage during sex? Eight 9%.
Now Man, am I good in the
shower?
Oh, that's actually a higher number that I think people
realize it's probably closer to 20%
No, not 12% but sure shirts 19%. And then we have dinner date,
dinner date 33%. And that child's or school function. This
is low, I think 32% Seems a little low. Lo the damn play.
And it's just it's sad recital. And again, for those of you who
are going the OTG lifestyle by having a phone with you that
will let you communicate with the modern world, but it makes
it difficult to do it, which keeps you sane. You get so much
enjoyment from watching everybody else. And then
somebody
sent me an email saying hey, look, and they sent me it was an
article about how a lot of millennials and others or even
your group are picking up on this OTG idea. saying again that
you're from the future you're actually a trendsetter, and you
don't know I mean, you're not It's not because of you. But you
sense these things and you do them I pick the head advance of
the trend itself,
the hits, that's what I've done all my life I picked two of us
both do that. Totally. We are hit pickers. Look, you give us
an album. We'll pick the hit.
I can do it for three points. Over retail. Definitely hits.
Okay,
let me see if I got anything else. I have a number of things.
I did pull the clip of Kamala Harris and Sheryl Sandberg I
think goes to keep that for for Sunday show. I promised I would
have it too. I do have it about advertising and their model.
It's a little long so we can do that later on Sunday. Let me
see. Oh, yes, maybe this one just to bring us up to speed on
the latest category in the Academy Awards.
Following a wave of criticism the Oscars new popular film
category has been put on hold. The Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences is postponing the debut of the new category
that it had intended to introduce AT THE NEXT Academy
Awards. In February, the academy made the announcement that it is
shelving the idea for now on Thursday, after a meeting of the
Board of Governors on Tuesday, however, the academies that it
will continue to discuss the idea for the award, and we'll
examine and seek additional input regarding the new
category. The announcement explained that implementing the
award nine months into the year created challenges for films
that have already been released Academy CEO Don Hudson said on
Thursday, there's been a wide range of reactions to the
introduction to stop this to kill myself. I
don't listen to that voice anymore. Anyway, that was
terrible. Bottom line is oops, they recalled their their
category which was going to save what's the name of the movie
Black Panther
for Black Panther wears black
panther the Academy Award for Best Picture because it's about
black people.
Which is fine.
I mean, you know, but if it was a better movie, maybe it'd be
better and you might get you know, you can actually win an
award if you make a movie that's got a story.
Oh, please don't get all technical.
Oh yeah, I've got so much stuff that I've been collecting. I
think we should just do it on Sunday. I think we're kind of up
to speed for now. Okay, well, I
get a good good bit then I get coming up, which I'll say, okay,
sorry, it was going to run it tonight. I was actually have two
good bits left on here on the sheet. And then I do have that
clip of Jimmy Kimmel framing his pants pants, okay. And it will
run that too. And I think we'll have a pretty good show coming
up. And you already know what's your travel schedule. So
yeah, so Saturday we go. We take the train to Switzerland for
sorry to get to your car. Oh, no, we dropped that off in in
Como. Those are Yeah, so it's as long as the same country it's
okay. So I drop it off there. We take the train and we
mean the same country. We're talking about the EU. It's one
giant, big, happy kumbaya country. Oh, yeah.
Good luck with that, my friend. Oh, yes. Okay, that's a topic
I'll have to report on. I have noticed how it really isn't all
that big, happy Kumbaya, all member states. So I definitely
have that. Ya know, stunning, isn't it? And coming to you from
the angry microclimate of Lake Como here in North northeastern
Italy. Where I'm very happy and yes, I am in love. In the
morning everybody I'm Adam curry
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the more people are sick and tired of this show in
Washington.
Smells like a setup.
I've been looking at this spaghetti string models and
they're just you're just getting smaller and smaller, fewer and
fewer. That means that the path is becoming more and more agreed
upon and
away from the coast. Get away from the coast away from the
coast. Get away from the coast. Evacuate and wait evacuate,
evacuate, await evacuate, evacuate a wave.
Everything is wonderful because he thinks he can snow people.
Remember how he was throwing paper towels out?
People are afraid they're scared.
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concentration. It was a shocker. I'm everything
cannot wait for landfall. The Hurt come sooner than that.
Thank you, Chris. Thanks for having me.
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