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It's Thursday, September 20 2018. This is your award
winning combination media assassination episode 1070.
This is no agenda,
still stomping around the old country and broadcasting live
from the garden of Amsterdam here in the dance music studios
in live in indetermination lowlands in the morning,
everybody. I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm awaiting to Zephyr.
I'm Jesse Devorah.
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So you're still in the EU? Yes. I mean, the Netherlands to be
exact. And some town I've never heard of. You have I've
broadcast from the studio before Lawton. La arienne. Is just
south of Amsterdam. That's where all the rich soccer players live
with their wives.
Ah,
sure you have a lot in common. Oh, harsh.
so unnecessary.
So no, wait, let me get it straight. How did you get there?
Did you jump in the Hadron Collider? And poof well showed
up in this place. No,
boom, actually, our our trip changed somewhat. Oh, no,
hold
on. It's actually not It's not funny. But one of Tina's Sisters
is quite ill. Tina has flown back to the Chicago area to be
with her and with her family. So that's a shame. Yeah. So that
kind of changed a lot of things. In fact, if you don't mind, just
like to do off the top and F cancer.
You've got
karma. I'm told that stuff does work. So I don't want to leave
any stone unturned. So yeah, so that's, you know, sadly, it kind
of changed everything, then. So I'm here. And I go back to the
Hadron Collider didn't get to the Hadron Collider.
No, that's good for another time.
But we did have a nice train trip from Zurich to the way to
know from Lucerne to Zurich. And then we flew from Zurich to
Amsterdam.
And another interesting train ride. Train is kind of
convenient.
Because it places are close to each other. And there's lots of
trains. Yeah.
And it just just kind of works. This, there's no drunk people.
Maybe I've been on the wrong trains. But something that was
kind of, it just struck me as odd. I'm not quite sure if I'm
seeing it the wrong way. But no, you order your train tickets
online, which is pretty simple to do. And then they do force
you this would be Tina, in this case to download an app. If you
can't print it out, you're done. You have to download their app.
And then you have to import your tickets into their app, which is
pretty much showing a PDF on their app, which I think just
probably could have just shown a PDF. Well, you have a QR code.
And so when the conductor comes by to check your ticket, it just
seems so I don't know if it seems odd to me that you that
you're showing your QR code on, in this case, the keeper
smartphone, and the conductor is scanning the QR code with his
smartphone. Just seems like isn't that isn't that meant for
people who have no relationship together? Whereas we already
have a relationship because we purchase tickets and then we
have the app and all that. Is it just me or is that it actually
supermodel you
you confuse me with whatever you just said?
Okay. So we it's so instead of scanning, you know, like at the
airport where you put your phone under scanner, I don't do that.
But you know, you can do that. Now you have the conductor He's
scanning with his I don't know, it's just like a weird air gap
thing to me. I don't know if maybe I'm just seeing it the
wrong way. felt strange to
think that they would, what would you propose as a
alternative that would be more efficient and make more sense to
you?
Maybe we just get right on the train, you know, just like a
plane. Like, you scan it. You're done. You know, why does this
guy why is the conductor still there? What's his what's the
point of him to come by and scan the phone?
You know, I've always wondered that myself. I
mean, it's old. I remember old school because you still had
conductors come by and yeah,
by they click the tickets and they poke a hole in which each
one of them Yeah, exactly. And it's kind of cool, like too
good. And then they stick it in a little sticker thing.
Steel it's been a while since it worked that way.
Yeah. But they you know, they can still do that in some
Eastern European train systems. Yeah. And yeah, I know they
should have just a little kiosk at the right at the door. And
maybe I have like eight doors you can go in or six or five or
two,
whatever or every door would make what difference does it
make?
Well, is each one of those things cost money. Oh, okay.
That's probably it's probably government run. And there's
probably a union for the conductors. And I'm sure they'd
like their job he was the guy was very friendly. Nothing wrong
with that.
Nothing wrong with that. It's just a way to check. Could be. I
learned a couple other
things. Oh, got a lot of feedback on the bikers that we
were seeing kind of these middle aged guys little overweight and
with all the garb on, you know, clearly they had their bikes
flown in or they rented them locally, and they're all running
around. This is a big, big bone of contention with with people
in Italy and Switzerland. They really don't like them. And they
have a name for mammals,
which is mammals. Yeah. And when I call them mammals, cristata
referes. An
acronym mam ILS an acronym for middle aged men in lycra.
Wow, mammals. Mammals. Something else I've noticed this was very
unique to Switzerland.
Hotels, stores, anywhere you go. The doors all open inward, which
I think is at this point, a building code violation in the
United States.
Oh, they You did very few states allow it. If you have that in
California, they'll give you a big ticket need make it fix it
pretty quickly. It'll shut you down.
It's really it's really, of course, you know, for Americans
walking around, you want to walk in somewhere you pull the door,
you know, you almost rip your arm out of the socket. It's
push. But do Europeans have never had that people die inside
of where the crowd tried to get out and the door was pushing was
inward and not push outward?
I guess I mean, it makes no sense. I don't know why you'd
have
maybe the I mean, what's the rationale
for having it open inward? Except for maybe if you open it
outward? Somebody walks into it. I mean, that's the only Yeah,
but it's for safety reasons is the way you do reason you
understand it? Yeah. But yeah, I noticed this myself, by the
way. And that was it only kind of I only kind of noticed it in
Switzerland. I don't know if it's in other European
countries. I don't think I've noticed that much
in the Netherlands. There was a lot of revolt
in London when I was in London last year.
Okay, so we, we get to the Netherlands. The only thing that
Netherlands can talk about right now in all the newspapers
everywhere is Glennis grace, who didn't win the America's Got
Talent. I know you don't watch so we'll fill you in. There's a
Dutch singer Glennis Grace's her name. I know her quite well. In
fact, I think she sang in one of our parties your 100 years ago.
He's very good singer. And I think maybe she wants to. She's
quite well known. He's you know, she has a career and she's from
from the Netherlands. She's from Holland. What's
it got to do with America's Got Talent? I
know but that's why it's so interesting. So she's over
there. She's She I guess she has temporary residence and she got
on the show and she got all the way to the finals. And everyone
here was like oh, it's the Dutch girl making it to America's Got
Talent. As far as I know she doesn't live there. She might
have thought she always lived here. And I shouldn't get
through but oh man is this isn't your notch near the national
pride that she got all the way to the finals
yes fascinating. Just saying that's that's what everyone's
talking about. But here
Well, I have not much better what we're talking about. I did
watch the Emmys you
have two more things to mention in my report and then I want def
desperately want to hear about the Emmys.
No, I want to hear I want this European report to continue
throughout the show. But you can
load up if you want. I'll just give you the one on on
Amsterdam.
I have not been to Amsterdam for I mean, really in the city and
we went live last night for some dinner for I don't know maybe a
little under a year. I gotta tell you there are too many
bicycles in Amsterdam. It has now grown I'm not talking about
people riding bikes. That's bad as is there are so many bikes
they are parked everywhere. There's you can't walk on
sidewalks you can't cross the road little island where where
you would have if you're crossing a two lane road or
something you can step out bikes everywhere. They've just been
pumping bikes into the Dutch economy and they haven't you
know, gotten rid of any. It's It's It's insane. I've never
seen it like this. Everyone's talking about it. And then
there's also dockless and Doc, but it's just it's crazy. If
they've overinflated bicycles in Amsterdam,
that's ridiculous. I'm in the country that has adapted to the
bicycle culture. Now what you're telling me is that it's not
working.
Here's what happened. I remember when there was this big push I'm
sure we talked about it on the show. We want to make the
Amsterdam we want to make the city much more for pedestrians
and bikes and we want to kind of push the cars out. So they
flooded all the bicycle infrastructure more bikes, bikes
bikes, didn't really do much to stop the the flow have cars
because you still need deliveries trucks need to get
through business has to be done. So now you have no one can move.
Now you got bikes to the left of you bikes to the right of you
bikes on the sidewalk bikes on the bridge bikes and then the
the tourists who somehow think that I can bike like the Dutch a
ditches kamikaze pilots. It's really It's ruined. The city is
ruined and I blame it on the policy of no more bikes. It was
too much. It's gone crazy.
Take some pictures. I have some I have some definitely just
insane.
I want to see pictures. Yeah, I'll
send them to you. We'll have them for the next newsletter.
I'll be back for for the next Thursday show on Sunday.
So next Thursday. I got
you back on Sunday. Yes, I will. So what you find back tonight,
tomorrow, we
know Saturday, Saturday because tomorrow I'm gonna go see
Christina who haven't seen yet because everything kind of got
pushed back at some other point that she's in Rotterdam.
Rotterdam. I'll have taxi Eric drive me or something?
Oh, is it gonna take a bike?
I'm still here trying to you know, to exit this damn podcast,
trying to find what's trying to find an exit strategy and just
get on a bicycle
is your exit strategy. Sure, sure. Are they just laying
around you and anyone can pick one up?
No. Well, I mean, bikes stolen all the time. But now people
lock them but you can mean you can't even lock them to anything
a lock it to a bridge or a light post or not. I mean, it's a
luxury because all those spots are just filled with bikes. I've
never seen it this way ever. And I've been in Amsterdam since I
was snow seven. Yes, yes. I'll take pictures.
Man. Take pictures. Yes.
There goes a nine car Zephyr yeah,
thank goodness
yes, seven minutes late.
So you should complain.
Why I'm not on it. All right, so I watched the Emmys.
Yes, I saw I was fortunate enough to see the lame opening
song and perhaps more insulting lamer monologue where the lame
opening song that they obviously the guy producing it this area,
Lorne Michaels, right, learn my horn. Yeah, he put the hammer
down. It's a no political no trump stuff. That's we don't
want to see any political or Trump stuff because that's what
we do on Saturday Night Live. I don't want to see you guys steal
right here.
Right. So instead just rag on white people, men in particular.
So there was a few a little bit of it wasn't that bad. I thought
that thing was pretty mild politically, but I got annoyed
by a couple of things.
Politically, John, I just thought it was insulting was,
oh, we have too many white people, white people or white
people. They were doing a lot of material when the show is, I
would say over represented by the black community. Yeah, not
in the winner's circle. Black percenters, including guys like
a couple guys, that is all starting at live people. It was
ridiculous. Not
in the winner's circle. There weren't too many black people
what I can see
seems like they lost. Well, whatever.
The point is, is that a couple of days ago told me they had I
think four writers awards. And except for the last one writing
for drama, they never mentioned the names of the writers.
Pa even though it's a writing we're writing award
yes, they mentioned that they showed the name of they just
played a clip showed the name of the show no writers they didn't
mention the writers they never said directed by him and did
when they said directors they mentioned the guy's name at the
front he said so and so and so and so. You know. Zack Zachary?
You know direct is such and such put these guys names out there
no for the writers they never said anybody's name except a
winner. They had to mention
really the front Oh, I was gonna Oh, okay. Well that's kind of
rude.
It was very ruinous for the first three of the writers
awards. They never mentioned the rights the last one they did
that they named a writer at the beginning I found that to be
outrageous. And it was no surprise that writers put up
with this crap where's the Writers Guild? And then the
thing that was
wait stops How were the ratings? I didn't check the nice morning
good terrible show I'll check the array keep going.
He had no the entertain was lame to sign to begin to use said was
stupid. And it was all you know race, race race. You're right
about that
all time. Here we go. The Emmy Awards drew a record low
audience of just 10 point 2 million people down 11% Over the
past two years.
That makes sense. It was hard to watch it it was not it was not
entertaining. meaning anyway and then they get to the dead
peoples section.
Yes yes we love the dead segment.
They do the dead segment and they throw in John McCain into
the
Emmys degs oh that's right yes I read people were really mad
because they had John McCain in yet you know but then they
didn't mention Mac you know the some rapper I'd never heard of
but he
he How about Tom Wolf? Anybody Tom Wolf the writer. He did a TV
series in the 70s died was a famous novelist. He did the
electric Kool Aid acid test not Bonfire of the Vanities, who is
a famous writers on television all the time. No, he gets
snubbed another writer snob I might I might add. Hi, Lorne
Michaels, I think just doesn't like writers. They're probably
getting in the way you know, they're not dead. You know,
they're a pain in the ass. I have no idea what it is. But
there's obviously this is an I don't didn't see a lot of dead
writers. Besides Tom Wolfe. I'm sure there's a lot of dead.
Except for Neil Simon. Yeah, die. You can't leave him out.
But you know, there's other this is really I thought a snub to
anyone who wrote for a living in that business down there.
Have you heard anyone else complain about this? Is anyone
on on Facebook talking about it?
I don't have Facebook. So I have no idea. All I know is that I'm
talking about. I'm just just asking. And so yeah, so Tom
Wolfe has left out but John McCain a throw him What does he
have to do with anything? And are they going to put every dead
politician politician is die a lot?
Yeah, and really unfortunate way sometimes, too.
And so what what's the point of this? And so I thought that was
one of the messages that would that was the political
statement. That was Lauren's political statement. And then he
also when he had the nominations for Best, you know, comedy act,
or they had they had apparently he's Baldwin got nominated for
doing his trump. No, of course. And so they had a big giant
picture of him doing Trump but that was Lips, lips out. And so
that was I think something of a political statement, but the
rest of it they kept it they kept it on the Qt but that John
McCain thing was like, what what was that all about? Well,
does he have an IMDB page?
Let's take a look.
I'm gonna take a look and see John McCain IMDB. Let me say
I'm sure Tom Wolfe does, too. But he didn't get mentioned Tom
was more famous in Hollywood circles.
Oh, hold on. Hold on. He's, of course, he's been a guest on
Saturday Night Live multiple times. Lauren produced the show.
Hello. That's how we that's how he justifies
it. As to writing credits for Dimmock crazy. And
faith of my father's
system, just as the look I'm just saying, I'm there's gotta
be a million people that do rank to that level should have been
on the death list. That's really
ridiculous. John, when you go, I'm getting you on in the dead
segment.
Yeah, do it. Podcasts are saying
you could come back and haunt me.
Nice. All right.
So that was it. That was I didn't have much to report. It
was very boring.
Where it was it was LA.
Yeah, I was in LA at the Microsoft Theater, which I think
is the old. I don't think it's just not the Dolby because
that's still there as the old the Kodak Theatre I think. I
think I don't know. But it's, you know, it's an old this is
one of the old theaters Microsoft bought the rights. And
so it's the Microsoft theater they've Microsoft never got
mentioned throughout the show. I mean, it wasn't even right. It's
just an old naming, right? They have an eating or naming right.
So it was just lame. I it was a really terrible, they should not
hire that guy to do the thing. You know. And then another
political statement I thought was giving is no reason for the
special the special Dami for those best special last year
went to the Oscars.
Oh, man, how incestuous is that?
Well, besides being incestuous? That was a nod to De Niro.
Go for his F Trump comment is F Trump. So that may, why did they
show that as the best segment of the show? They didn't show
that as we're gonna do that there was this was all subtle,
subtle nods. Well,
I mean, that's your interpretation.
I'm Gigi, I'm just adding to and to why would they get the award
this show sucked. It had low ratings too. And then also they
had you know, again, they had the McCain thing and then a
picture of what's his name doing Trump. I mean, come on.
And
then I saw the guy proposed onstage
actually was kind of devas kind of sweet.
Okay, I didn't see it.
So the guy says, the guy was kind of lame, but it was kind of
sweet. Because it was at least it was something different. The
guy says I, you know, my girlfriend Cindy and the artist
and I have to tell you this. I hate calling you my girlfriend.
I'd rather call you my wife. That was oh, yeah, yeah. And
then the guy kind of botched it, though, because I did. I had an
extra day could have clipped that. Yeah, she's she starts she
gets old excited in the audience of me. It's pretty funny. And so
she comes running up the stage. And he's and then as she's
running up, he says at least three times. I haven't asked you
yet. I haven't asked you yet. I haven't asked. But what a
douche. Dummy goes up. Once she gets up there. He does go on his
knee, give her a ring and asks her. But what's the yelling at
her for she's coming up on the stage. You can see what that
relationships go.
I can guarantee you what's next? Because of wars? No. Well,
there's that. Now, we're gonna see this another time in the
near future on an award show. But it will be a gay proposal.
That could be there was one later in the show. There was a
call back to this moment of way late in the show. This guy who's
also got a girlfriend the audience says. He says my friend
forgotten her. She's an actress. She said he says, she said she
punched me in the face if I asked her to marry her.
And I'm thinking yes, do that on my show, please. Very good.
Anyway. Yeah. Well, there is one piece of news that was played up
pretty big here, particularly in the Netherlands, since it is
news that concerns quite a number of Dutch citizens, many
of whom were killed in mh 17, the downing of the MH 17
airliner over Ukraine. As the Russians did a big live news
conference. It was carried live all over the country. People
were tweeting about it. And there was live stream on RT, of
course, who interpreted the news for us. And in a nutshell, they
have proof that this was a book rocket that was in possession of
the Ukrainian army and could have only been deployed by the
Ukrainians for a number of reasons, and I do have a clip
remember, this of course is RT so you'd expect them to be all
over this news in a positive fashion. And that was I did a
John right there did not
fabulous way we're shortening the show. Yeah.
It's literally a one second clip. But we'll have a second
one. So yeah, okay. I can I can summarize. They have the
original to him so pissed about that. That's not me. They have
the original quote. Yes, the original passport, you know,
each weapon has or each shell or rocket has a passport. It shows
where it was made. It was not made an ad for as was earlier
presumed but an ad six. And this could have only been in Ukraine
for all of these reasons. And all the journalists were there.
They could examine the evidence. It wasn't like a PDF like an
Obama birth certificate, but it was the real booklet for
whatever that's worth but they did have this other interesting
piece of of evidence, which was a phone call. Have you remember
they had as proof that the Russians did it they had some
like drunk Russian blue tannin yapping away like I'm gonna
shoot the Oh was shot down a plane. Well, now the Russians
have their version of a Ukrainian colonel who and they
don't even translate this bit I will for you just listen to this
part of the report. The passport
and all other relevant documents were actually brought to the
room. In fact, they used to be top secret and the Russian
Defense Ministry have unclassified them for the sake
of the probe for the sake of the investigation. They also passed
on all the data on the rocket to the official investigation and
they're saying they're open to everybody to any inquiries, any
further questions that the official investigation may have.
In fact, even us journalists had a chance to have a look with our
own eyes at these at these papers. Also, the second part of
the presentation this
is interesting, because I'm telling you I probably cut out
the third the wrong part on this one too, although this is a good
part of the report, but this is not what I meant intended to
clip for. Russian Defense
Ministry included some footage analyzed before by the Joint
Investigative Team and the Russian Defense Ministry says
basically they've shown that they're examples of how they
believe that footage was tampered with. And the third
paragraph was probably was also a very interesting one and they
it purported to they purported to play to us a an audio
recording, which the Russian Defense Ministry says is a
conversation between a Ukrainian Colonel with another officer and
a lot of F bombs dropped in that recording and edited by the
Russians. banks ministry for the world for the very purpose of
showing that they themselves did not tamper with the recording.
And well, this is the key bit from it.
Right? So this is only translated with subtitles, but
this Colonel says, holy crap, we don't want to blow up another
plane like we did. I don't know if that's the actual translation
someone in the audience will check it for us. But that seemed
to be a it was a very clear recording, you know, almost as
good as they had a Victoria Nuland
so the Russians
know how to you know, the Russians have been preoccupied
with the there's some cultural reason for this, and I can't
remember quite what it relates to. But the Russians are really
into high quality recordings. Oh, yeah. It was kind of an
element of that in the death of Stalin. They have I saw it, you
know, don't tell me what part what part the beginning where
they're recording? Oh,
yeah, you're right.
They have, you know, during the Soviet era, there were
microphones everywhere, and they used to know it. Everyone knew
there's microphones buried here and there. And they just really
liked that more than anything. They like to listen and
courage podcast perfectionist or Russian spy. One of the to read
the book.
Anyway, so they say it's good. Well, you know, I kind of
believe the Russian side of this because of the length of time it
took to rig the report.
Yeah, exactly. And remember, the
thing went down. It should have been within a month or two. They
should have had something to tell us. They told us nothing
for over a year. Well, it's, it's it's phoning up evidence in
longer. There's been much longer than that. And remember that the
lot of the main evidence against the Russians comes from belling
cat. You know, do you remember belling cat bait bit
with the upside down? See question. Mark belling cat is
the blogger who's has a little rule. He's got like the Snopes
of MH 17 Yeah, yeah. Uh huh.
Exactly. So yeah, I don't know. The whole thing is
sad and useless in the Netherlands. You know, people
just been shut down by the debate has just been quashed by
the politicians and the mainstream media Shut up. You
don't need to know. Yeah, well, this every time they come up
with a report that's from the JIT, the joint investigation
investigative team. Well, we think this is it. We're pretty
sure we'll we'll know in the next update. Man, then it's nine
months. Yeah. Well, look, we have a 97% of scientists are on
board. We really believe that's how it's going.
Yeah. So yeah. Sad. The whole thing is said.
They have oh, I got a lot of BBC World Service stuff, actually.
And BBC World Service. Yeah. And, you know, we had these
clipped properly. We had a couple of things happen once we
had the once this whole army check how much now that's good.
It looks like some of my clips got screwed. John says, I don't
know what's out here. This is not good. Well, luckily, I have
two of the three. It's the tariffs, that Trump increased
the tariffs on the Chinese. Yeah, it was pretty big news
over here. Did anyone talk about it?
Well, they tried to talk about a little bit, but it seems that
the Cavanaugh stuff was getting more traction, because now
apparently if you listen to Paul Krugman wrote an editorial in
New York Times, you know, the famous Paul Krugman, call it
calling. Kavanaugh obviously smarmy. Really going after this
Cavanaugh guy, you know, I'm gonna have to give you the kudos
on this because I was
on my feet. Well, actually, I have some clips of Trump that I
think really well, let's back
off. I want to make sure that people know what I'm talking
about. You had the theory that this guy was was the straw man,
he was going to be thrown to the wolves. And he was going to be
chewed up gobbled up and spattered all over the place.
And that would lead into giving it leverage to the Republicans
to moan and groan about this because he's probably not guilty
of anything. Right? He's probably a pretty good pick,
except for some elements that use it like yes, well, I agree
with
well, and remember it was the report we had is that Trump's
sister who's a judge had said no, this is the person you want.
And I forget who it was the other person, not the Kavanaugh,
but the second pick and now I can't remember for a second
There's two other ones, including a woman. I think
there's gonna throw the woman in there next minute,
but the way we interpreted it at the time was Kavanaugh is not
meant to become the next Supreme Court justice. He's not meant to
be confirmed. And yes, and
it also balances the ballot kind of balances the budget. Okay, we
screwed you on Gorsuch. Right. I used Judas on Cavanaugh. We're
even.
Yes. And I think this, I have three clips here of Trump, one
of those helicopter mom getting on the helicopter, go North
Carolina, stand up press gaggles. And I think what the
way he speaks and the answers he's giving, and what he
accused, he's giving Kavanaugh all kinds of well have a listen
here.
Well, I would let the senators take their course let the
senators do it. They're doing a very good job. They've given
tremendous amounts of time, they've already postponed to
major hearing. Ad really hurting somebody's life very badly.
A lot of this hurting his life, his family, a lot of this like,
Hey, man, if you want to bow out of this is a good time to do it.
It's very unfair, I think to as you know, Justice Cavanaugh has
been like painting the Democrats is a bunch of a oh, wait,
oh, no, it gets better. It gets better.
Very, very tough. And his family? I think it's a very
unfair thing, what's going on? So we'll see. But I do think
this, they've given it a lot of time, they will continue to give
it a lot of time. And really, it's up to the Senate. And I
really rely on them. I think they're gonna do a good job.
So a lot of this time, don't worry, no rush, take a lot of
time. And then there's still more, you know, it's really it's
hard for his family. It's really tough. I mean, just think of and
it's true. I mean, it's going, going these guys being fooled
through the pores of the ringer here. I
think he's an extraordinary man. I think he's a man of great
intellect, as I've been telling you. And he's has an unblemished
record. This is a very tough thing for him and his family.
And we want to get it over with at the same time, we want to
give tremendous amounts of time
to he's trying to communicate something here.
He shows up, that would be wonderful. If she doesn't show
up. That would be unfortunate.
That would be not so well, Blitz, let's really go in and
let's just go for the Kailen blame the Democrats for this
horrible situation we're in.
If she shows up and makes a credible, showing, that'll be
very addressed. They get up there and make a decision. But I
can only say this, he is such an outstanding man. Very hard for
me to imagine that anything happened? Well, I'd have to see
what she has to say. I've given her a lot of time the senators
given her a lot of time a lot of time being given we continue to
give her a lot of time. We've held up the whole hearing what I
don't like is that Senator Feinstein? Look at this letter
for a period of like three months from July, maybe even
before that, but from July. Why didn't Senator Feinstein bring
this up at our meeting with Judge Cavanaugh? Why didn't the
Democrats they knew about the letter because she was showing
it to Democrats? Why did they wait till everything was
finished? And then bring it up? That doesn't look good? No, that
doesn't look good. That's a good question. Yeah,
I'm now totally on board with the, with a thesis that this
poor, poor bastard is just getting
sounds to me like, like under the wolves, but it's who
actually leaked her identity or this letter, who leaked that
Feinstein, Feinstein as he says Feinstein didn't leak it. I'm
sure it wasn't someone on Trump's side who leaked it. Get
it out there. Here's what Feinstein said.
I have no say. I'm the Lead Democrat. So this is all up to
the Republican side. I can't say everything's truthful. I don't
know.
Okay, so
let's hear another guy. The guy's second to Feinstein. Is
Blumenthal, this is a cabinet. This is boom and thaw on PBS
showboating. And this is the classic move to stall the den.
He knows that this is bullcrap. But he's doing it anyway. Which
is really shameful. But this is bloomer, Richard Blumenthal.
He has played a unique role in choosing and vetting judicial
nominees. He was the one who recommended Rob Porter, to his
position as staff secretary. Many people knowing about this.
He's a white, white. He knew about these allegations, and
what he did to investigate them. Second, we want to know when the
letter signed by 65 of Judge Kavanaugh was former schoolmates
was first started It appeared, as you'll recall the day after
the letter surface publicly, there must have been some
preparation for it. That would be common sense. And the answers
to those questions from Don McGann will be extremely
revealing. Let me just say, finally, that I hope we've
learned something from the Anita Hill proceeding of 27 years ago,
that a full investigation is necessary, that corroborating
witnesses are essential, but most important that survivors
deserve basic survival, which right now, the Republican
leadership is failing to give
Wow, man,
this this whole thing viver this thing is so sick, because it's
really, this is the loop, the loop of social media and things
popping up and people, you know, finding that Kavanaugh was mom
via was a judge in some foreclosure. And then there's
the end. It's just it feeds back into the media machine. And
people are becoming violently ill. Not not kidding, I'm not
kidding. Listen to this is Senator Mazie Hirono. where
she's from worse, that woman is violently ill.
Of course, it helps that there are women on that committee, but
you know what, I expect the men in this country and the men in
this committee, and many of them, believe me, because we all
signed on to this letter to demand an FBI investigation. But
really, guess who's perpetuating all of these kinds of actions?
It's the man in this country and I just want to say to the men of
this country, just shut up and step up.
This is this is an illness when a senator speaks this way. And I
know it's an illness because if you saw this clip, this is where
it ends. But right after this, actually roll it back just a tad
here. You'll hear she catches herself, like what the hell that
I just say
in this country. And I just want to say to the men of this
country, just shut up and step up. Do the right thing for
change. Okay, you can see I'm a little upset by this. You know,
the unfairness of it, but you have a second question.
She's completely off her rocker. You can see I'm a little upset
by this but
she realizes she's ill. This is not normal. It's not normal
behavior. Did you hear Barbara Boxer? Our friend Barbara Boxer
the masher, the hitch hiking masher. Can I say that? Can I
get sued? It was a masher maybe
well, she was always trying to the okay she was always hitting
on guys. Hiking hook hook upper. Upper okay trying to hook up or
I forget it here she is. This woman is to be believed that
she's talking about Anna as shoe.
Stop may 2? Yes. What is boxer got to do with anything? Hey,
Sheila Harris took her job.
She's on MSNBC, providing commentary. When she's talking
about Dr. Ford and Anna Eshoo, you looked into Anna shoe shoe
shoes the worst Who is she? Who's Anna
issue one of our representatives in the state of California.
Alright so as a shoe that has has vouched for Dr. Ford. And
Barbara Boxer says this
this woman is to be believed. Anna Eshoo is one of the most
incredible people I know in this world. She has a heart of gold
and she sharp. She knows after sitting with that woman you can
believe Anna Eshoo, and you can believe Dr. Ford. This was
attempted rape. Yeah. And this is a woman who exhibits Dr. Ford
courage. But the classic signs of post traumatic stress.
I mean, wow. Don't think this is healthy debate anymore.
No, but it's falls right into the pattern that you predicted.
I'm surprised that you're feel bad about it.
Well, I'm just looking at it
from gloating a lot more than you.
I think it's a I've been in the EU now and I look across the
water. I go out now, man. Really we do cool shit to people. Back
off. It's the thing is here. Here's the clip that I'm
surprised that mainstream isn't playing over and over and over
again. This is Kavanaugh, within his own words
order the FBI to examine the accusation that Kavanaugh
categorically denies to the judge here in 2015. Reflecting
on a saying among his high school classmates,
what happens at Georgetown prep stays at Georgetown prep. That's
been a good thing for all of us with a
bit I mean, come on. That's gold.
That is gold. You're You're right. They should be playing
that
why I mean, it's very odd very odd to me. MBC on Fox News, it's
all like, yeah, she should speak let's get all this is like
they've all been instructed this guy he cannot become Scott. We
want. We want to draw it out. It's got to take and this is the
Republicans, the Fox News Station. The Democrats like you
know he, he can't be right and then again, take your time. Do
as much as you want. This is bizarre man there's something
there's something amiss here. This is not normal behavior.
nothing amiss. Exact going exactly. As planned.
Yeah, you're right. Yeah. Well, I'm glad I called it all the way
I am to the best part of this is the memes.
I'm surprised you call it and then you're like, after you've
already, instead of spiking the ball, you're saying, I don't
know. Maybe we should bring it back. And we were on to play
again. No, no, no, I'm not saying that. Like the reluctant
touchdown score. Because no ref Do you think actually got to
tell you? Why are you telling me tell you why.
I'll tell you why. This is too. On Point. I'm doubting myself.
It's too onpoint. It's so exactly what we predicted. It's
I'm doubting myself. Now. How can this be happened is this
where's the hitch?
I'm not seeing 10 years of experience. Well, you what you
might be doing. You might be looking for the meta. There may
be. I think this is going so smoothly that it can't be just
this something
else? Yes, exactly. Something else is very common. No
agenda phenomenon. Okay. Well,
thank you for helping me through that. Yeah.
There's something more to it. Yeah. All I know, there's one
thing I'd like play the last thing I guess. Yes. The FBI can
look into it clip, which is a long clip from CBS N.
The FBI, what are you hearing from your sources? Because in
the case that this is a he said, she said, you know, people are
immediately jumping to the well, maybe she's asking for an
investigation because she wants to delay things. Maybe she's
asking for an investigation. So it's not just a he said, she
said, because even mark who's in the room or Judge Mark judge
who's in the room, while he said it didn't happen? He's not
willing to testify?
Yes, definitely. My sources are frankly presenting another view
than the one you just heard from Bill Gavin, which is that the
FBI absolutely could investigate this, not as a criminal matter,
but as part of their role background checking federal
nominees. But they could only do that if the White House asked
them to look into this allegation. And if the White
House did ask them to do that, they will be perfectly capable
of shedding some light on this. In fact, you know, they have
people who do nothing but interview sex crime victims,
they have trained interrogators. And as you said, there are
witnesses, in this case, Mark judge, and there's another woman
who was on Twitter saying she was a classmate of Dr. Ford, and
that this incident was discussed. Now I asked the hill
and they said they don't know whether that's true or not.
That's the kind of thing that the FBI could investigate. They
could find people who knew these folks who were classmates, they
could try to triangulate was this occur? You know, did people
do this, even though Yeah, it obviously was many, many years
ago, but the FBI is fully capable of at least shedding
some light on this.
triangulate that Borah,
triangulation. Well, you know what?
The FBI supposedly is what I
Trump said he's that they investigated him as part of
their back six
times, investigators guy six times thoroughly is that truth
and they'd ever came up with anything.
How do we know that's true?
How do we know it's true? Well,
the night that they haven't investigated him over and over,
because when he became a federal judge, they had to investigate
him and then they had to investigate him again.
investigate this guy a lot. All right, and it's like an insult
to the FBI. Well, you investigate him and you miss
this. You guys stay sock. I mean, escaped. The FBI can't be
happy about this stole his complaints.
Hey, it's a twofer. Trump is not only doing getting exactly what
he wants, but he's also screwing the FBI a little extra.
Yeah, without even having to do any. Yeah. twofer.
I liked the memes, though. Even. I was just gonna say something
else that all these bleter writers. I think there's some
danger because regardless of what the Tina's opinion is on
Kavanaugh and the accusations when Julia Louis Dreyfus also
was tweeting, the FBI sup harder I signed on for my skull. I'm
one of the 200 signing into part of her. Tina said I don't want
to read the letter because I'll have trouble watching the show.
Just not regardless of the opinion. Just the fact that
she's doing it. Just be on television. Just be do your
show. It's a great show. Don't ruin it. I think there's there's
collateral damage that people aren't thinking
about.
Well, the other thing is Julia Louis Dreyfus is one of them.
Billionaire women billionaire billionaire. He's the inheritor
of her dad. Add, you can look her up, look him up on the
Wikipedia who, who in 2006 was worth $4 billion. And that was
12 years ago. He only died recently. So she is like an
aristocrat, not only just elite, but an aristocrat who decided to
go into acting as a lark. Finished as a comedian, a
comedian. It's just a funny, funny, Dreyfus, in the family,
oh, let her say let her do her bit. So they can tolerate it.
But it's like, you know, it's like, it's a ridiculous
situation with this woman she should get she's the one who
should get out of the way. So it's just her nerve.
So she's the punch line to the aristocrats. Okay, I sat on that
one for a moment. Well, like but
I think just the collateral damage that showbusiness people
are now going to witness if you keep us John Legend's gonna see
this too. That's how the machine works. You use the machine for
promotion over and over again or whatever your message is, at a
certain point. The karmic wheel reverses and the shit spits back
at you. I've witnessed this myself and you up it does time
and time again. You it doesn't always come back instantly. It
can be years later, but you will get shits spewed over you from
the machine and it happens to everyone who uses
it. Thank goodness we
just have a little podcast or podcasters are podcasters so I
like the memes though. Even though it's it's a sad it's a
sad topic in general. You know, the ridiculousness of the
accusation like I don't really want to say who I am I don't
remember exactly where it was don't exactly who else know who
else was there? I kind of remembered what happened. So now
so now people and it was when I was very young people doing
memes all over the place such as this one so
this is hard so Maxine Waters about 20 No not 25 years ago
when I was to somebody had took me to Maxine Waters rally our to
her. I don't know what I forgot where we were at I don't
remember why we why I was even near Maxine Waters at that age,
but she had kissed me on the cheek and she googoo gaga and
doing all that and you know, I was only two I didn't give her
permission to kiss me on the cheek. And you know what? She
was grabbing on my cheeks and Could you could you would you
would she and all that. And you know
she shouldn't be in
office. Right?
This is like an emotional YouTube face. Great. Wait for
the punch line here comes
they need the lines of federal investigation. Because I I
didn't give up and mission. Lips on me. He's up breath was funky.
Breath was funky. visual joke. Yeah, I think that's kind of
funny,
but a lot and that's pretty much what's going on.
But you know, this response RHCs the hashtag me too. We have all
kinds of knee to stuff in the news again. In fact, I should
probably hit the towel
this time for your sexual harassment update.
I think you have a clip and I'll probably follow that up with my
clip on the Cody Wilson. I thought you I think you
had a clip Garcia you had one. What do I have was
the sexual assault against plastic gun guy.
Oh, yeah. The Cody Wilson guy got a sexual assault. It's very
sketchy. But it starts off i It starts off talking about how
he's in Taiwan and they make it the way they play this CBS n the
way they play it as though it's suspicious Yes, he's in Taiwan
even though he does he says he goes there for business but he's
looks like it might be trying to escape the IT guy makes stuff
that runs on 3d printers. Taiwan is one of the places you'd go to
talk to the manufacturers who maybe so you can get in on what
they're up to in the next generation. And you say Oh, I
that's good that know that you guys would do this. What do you
do you go to Taiwan or China to talk to the guys about their
next generation products.
Please say they do not know why Wilson went to Taiwan, but that
he travels there frequently for business. Wilson is the owner of
a company that sells blueprints for untraceable 3d printed guns
online. A judge ordered him to stop selling the plans, but he's
since found a loophole. If convicted of sexual assault
volsen could face up to 20 years in prison.
Let me play my clip is a
little different. Hold on. The man who tried to sell blueprints
for making untraceable plastic guns is now accused of sexual
assaulting an underage girl.
By the way, this is completely not the truth. This is not the
story but Shep Smith is just just since it's just how the
story goes. The truth gets twisted around.
godsake Cody Wilson met the girl on a dating website called Sugar
Daddy meet and paid her $500 after tax and hotel room in
Austin, Texas. Investigators say they have surveillance video of
them getting off an elevator together.
I'm shocked. I'm not aware of sugar daddy meet in Austin,
Texas. I'm shocked. I tell you Hotel. Yeah, I
wouldn't be if I were you. Let's victim told police. Wilson
bragged that he was a big deal. We're still waiting to hear from
Wilson and his attorney. It smells
like a setup and a honey trap to me. You know, they find out the
guys because he you know, you've seen these sites sugar daddy.com
And you support and the sugar daddy support these women with
rant or whatever it is. And then and then you know, if you read
if you believe the testimonials and the articles written about
it, a lot of these guys don't even want sex. They just want to
have two girls hanging around.
Whatever their deal is.
Maybe this guy was into that. And then they they set
him up.
Well, he seems to be set up for sure. And then this does
nonsense about him being Taiwan as though he's on the run. He's
on the lam. Yeah. He's in a 717 is I believe the age of consent
in Texas, isn't it?
You're asking me? I don't know. I can look it up.
Look it up. As far as I know. 17 has always been the age of
consent in Texas. So she's 17 What difference does it make?
Well, they
say that was a minor and that they were in you know, they were
tracking him? Yes, under 17. You're right.
So we have that little anomaly.
That's interesting. Yeah, that's a good catch. I realized that
well, so it's just
some fed some fed working in the bureaucrat and the, you know,
the, the just dark state or whatever you want to call it. So
at a deep he hates this guy because he got screwed over
because Cody got out from this from his little printing
business by finding a loophole, which means the law was written
in such a way that gave him that opportunity is loopholes or is
not a loophole. It's not like he discovered something it was
there. And then this guy got around to so they set him up. I
heard him set up I heard him on and then they got it wrong
because she's 17 in a state where it's legal.
I heard him on a podcast I should have clipped it where he
said oh, they're setting me they said I'm targeted something
something's gonna happen you watch it's gonna happen so I but
I didn't have time to verify when it was created when that
was recorded and everything so didn't clip it, but
he knew he apparently he knew it was coming. And then what have
we had another one we owe him something that was not so much.
But we'll do that in a second. Let's see. Let's get to the next
the true hashtag me too. From Mark Cuban. Okay,
set your clip up and we'll see if I need to play mine and
okay, this is this kind of just a rundown on the changes in the
Mavericks organization and somehow Cuban is like I'm not
going to do it. I'm going to change the managers because
there's one guy dude total douchebag was running the place
you don't get you don't have guys like it's always from the
top down. I don't care what anybody thinks if you got 10
guys working for you, they're all horrible. douchebags. Your
your douchebag Yeah, the worst. And so they don't mention the
fact that any was shut down for $10 million by some
organization. That's what got me laughing at myself.
independent investigation into the Dallas Mavericks turned up
disturbing details about the business side of the NBA
franchise,
there was pervasive sexual harassment and other serious
workplace misconduct. And by that I mean threats,
intimidation, and two instances where an employee engaged in
domestic violence.
Sports Illustrated first detailed the allegation seven
months ago, which prompted owner Mark Cuban to hire a new CEO
Cynthia Marshall and order an investigation. The report turned
up substantiated allegations against three male
administrative employees, including claims from 15 Women
alleging a pattern of misconduct from former team president to
Ridhima Ussery. Throughout his tenure,
there were two women who came forward to report that he had
engaged in forcibly forcible kissing that he had kissed them
on the lips. There were times that employees said that he
repeatedly touched them on their thighs, often under the table
where no one could see
investigators say Ussery denied most of the claims and there
were no complaints in his file.
Not a single witness said that they had told Cuban any thing
investigators recommended the Mavericks, hire more women and
improve formal reporting practices.
We have a speak up culture now.
Speak up culture.
Yeah. So he I don't think the shakedown was he's giving the
Cuban is giving 10 million to organizations that promote
awareness and some specific organization. Oh, I definitely
saw was organizations. fuzzy to me felt real fuzzy. Like, that's
not a fine.
That's not a fire of any search that
fires nothing. No. And nobody told Cuban about these guys,
because they knew that as they told Cuban, they get fired.
You want to hear Cuban on the topic himself, like all
emotional. Oh, yeah. Which I think this I believe, as I
believe how karma goes around. Now, I understand Cuban. I think
at a certain point, maybe when I had a lot of cash, and you know,
things were going my way, and I was things I had predicted came
true. And I had money. Those two, you have to the
combination. Otherwise, you're just some dude podcaster, who
says he's from the future, and you get a little cocky, like
Cuban is cocky. He's a cocky guy. And he had a lot of
fortunate circumstances take place very smart and taking
anything away from him. But he's been cocky, the machine's going
to come around to him. And this interview may be the one that's
going to hurt him the most. As again, he's at the top of the
organization. Here's how he's discovered this thing. This is
ESPN, actually
first, an apology to the women involved. The women that in a
couple cases were assaulted. And not just to them, but their,
their families. Because this is not something that just is an
incident. And then it's over. It stays with people to stays with
families. And I'm just sorry, I didn't see it. I'm just sorry, I
didn't recognize it. And I just, you know, hope that out of this
will be better. And we can avoid it. And we can help make
everybody just smarter about the whole thing.
And you read through the report. And you really read the details
of things that you hadn't known about before. What stood out to
you as the most difficult and sort of what people had to go
through just the pain
that they went through my company just there was some way
I felt when I stood in front of Matt's employees for the first
time after this came out. You know, and I apologize to that.
Just never in my wildest dreams that I think that that this was
happening right underneath me. And I'd never the pain that
people went through the pain that people shared with me. As
this happened, the tears that I saw it just been hurt. And what
the way I feel is nothing compared to the way they felt.
I'm glad you said that at the end lot about you, Mr. Cuban.
Well, hold on a second, doesn't this contradicted the report
that I had clipped? To which degree to the degree that they
said no one ever told Cuban and now he's telling us that they're
coming up to him crying and sobbing?
Well, this is after the fact now that it's all out there.
Apparently.
We don't know. I don't need never really explained the
timeline here.
Okay, I'm just being presumptuous. But anyway, it's
like, we have this nice goosed. We didn't know, I didn't know.
But I mean, I'm so in touch with this such great organization,
but I don't know what's going on in it.
That's the contradiction. That's the contradiction. That is
really a bad thing to say, hey, you know,
this is the family. This is the map to control. I thought you
owned it. I mean, they don't even call them companies or
teams. They call them the organization because we're
organized
that but he's a hands on guy. Uh huh. Apparently a little too.
Oh, Johnny C Devo
rack.
And then although not really, actually, we should conclude
this. And this complete
your sexual harassment update was kind of
a shake up in the open source.
Community.
As after years of abusive emails, the creator of Linux
steps aside.
Have you been following the
Linus Torvalds story? No, I
have not. You'd have to briefed me on this. Oh,
my goodness, he has come to the realization. And now Linus
Torvalds. I'll try and summarize. He guess he took GNU
Linux and created Linux, I believe whoever store you
believe. But he's been running the kernel, which is the core
guts of the Linux operating system. And it's a very tough
job. It's a very political job. And it's it's all in, in
consuming. This is a life style. If you want to be someone who
runs a project like that it makes these decisions. And
because it's a committee of one is him as far as I know this,
just listen conversation, you can only imagine if you've ever
seen anything online, it's just it gets crazy. And he would say,
you know, shut up and you know, fuck off and all these kinds of
things that people sometimes on these lists, and now all of a
sudden he's had, he's come to Jesus, maybe literally, I don't
know. And he says that, you know, I've now realized that
I've been very abusive towards people, and I need to step back
and get some help and learn how to be less confrontational. So
it's like they activated the chip or something, or, I don't
know, just all of a sudden something happened in his life,
or he came to this realization that he's been abusive.
And yeah, I'm
not quite sure no one's really sure where this is coming from.
Other than that's on voga. Linus Torvalds. Yeah. Wow, pulling
back. Now, I don't know exactly what that means. He's just fed
up. Yeah, it's just a way to get out. I can imagine that too.
Yeah. I could imagine that for sure.
I mean, that's what I think Musk is trying to do. Yes, it's more
and more, I watched Musk a keeps thinking this guy is trying to
get out of out of what he sees as dividual sinking ship that's
just not going to turn the corner. He's got good people,
you know, he knows how to hire people to say he's got to have a
bookkeeper says, Look, this is not going to happen. We're not
going to be able to do this. We're not going to do that all
these promises you've made aren't going to it may be in
some distant future. But we're running into a burning through
cash. There's no way and once the government and you get Trump
in office, he might get reelected. He's not gonna let
these government subsidies continue.
Oh, no, of course not. Of course not.
So it's like the writing's on the wall.
Yeah. That's probably
a better way for the company to go. But they don't have a
successor. They need someone an obvious next in line who has
some visibility if he wants to pull that I mean, even he should
understand that.
Look for All right, well, we're going to start seeing a name
crop up. Yep. Keep that protege of musk or somebody who's
important to the company or somebody's got a
view. It's got to be a visionary though, John, it's got to be
someone with some kind of vision or they just won't
they won't let him go. And we'll see. With that.
I'd like to not let you go and thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you John, say where the C stands for
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hit people in the mouth like it a lot of noise. They're
making a lot of noise. Let's see I picked up a
few more things. Now did we even get to that? We didn't get to
the China tariffs I didn't get I didn't play those.
Okay, I went back to discuss
bikes, right BBC World, okay. Yeah, that's what was wrong. So
I'm missing one of the three clips doesn't matter. We'll play
these two. So the BBC World Service talked about these
tariffs. And as we already discussed, the Cavanaugh stuff
kind of took over in the States, which was great because here was
talked about a bit more. And it was, you know, Shocking.
Shocking. What's going on here is BBC World Service on the
tariffs with a response from the Chinese
For how much longer can the world's two biggest economies
engage in a damaging trade war before one of them runs up a
white flag, China has fired the latest salvo imposing tariffs or
taxes on $60 billion worth of imports from the United States.
It was responding to President Trump's decision to levy further
tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods. The Chinese
Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said no one should be
surprised at China's response from danger
didn't do me wonder do I want to reiterate that in response to
the action taken by the United States to take necessary
countermeasures to defend his own legitimate rights and
interests and to safeguard the global order of free trade
voluntary synergy for us action has brought new uncertainties to
the trade negotiations between the two sides. You've already
expressed our position on China US trade issues many times I
think it has already been made clear to everyone.
So the second clip, unfortunately was
was part of a nice threesome because they explained there or
the Chinese are kind of running out of tariffs to put in place
because of the trade deficit a
huge trade surplus. Trump knows this, and I don't understand why
people can't get it is that if you if you give your the worst
they can do to you is, you know, tax this much is 1/10 of what we
can tax their stuff. They're the ones that would get hurt the
most. It's obvious.
It's basically, I think, about 120 billion to 600, or two to
600 billion. I think that's the that's the difference. Yeah, but
doesn't seem like a, like a, you know, it seemed it seems like a
no brainer, like eventually you're going to lose this is
just a bigger, a bigger stick. But, and this was interesting
from the World Service, there's a lot of shenanigans going on
behind the scenes, that is actually much more important.
But the other things which have been happening behind the scenes
include China withholding permission for a US tech company
to acquire a Dutch chip maker that had been several years in
the negotiations. And they just simply sat on their hands and
did nothing. So they didn't grant permission that m&a fell
apart, the United States has restricted access by Chinese
tech company ZTE, to key components from America, such as
semiconductor chips, and that's caused China's second biggest
telecoms equipment maker to virtually go under. So those
restrictions on investment, what they could do in terms of how
businesses operate across borders are far more damaging
than tariffs, because those decisions can't really be
reversed. President Trump could decide tomorrow, he's changed
his mind on tariffs, and they could just be removed. But once
a company changes its supply chain stops the way that it
produces overseas, or the way it does steals. Those decisions are
much harder to reverse, and actually have much bigger
economic consequences.
I thought the ZTE thing had been solved. Sounded from that
report. Like there was still an issue. I have to look into it
now. Yeah. Because
that was the whole I mean, I know that the our thesis is that
Trump tried to save that deal to help. Because you know, right. I
mean, collapsing. I don't Yeah, that's what we don't want,
right?
Tariffs can change overnight. That's true. I mean, this is
also there's a lot of stuff going on with mindset these
days. And you get into this your own personal loop of oh my gosh,
you know, but when you step back for a second, tariffs and
tariffs here tomorrow, poof, gone tomorrow, do it today, here
today. Gone Tomorrow is very, very simple thing.
But it's the first report though, about the Dutch. The
Dutch chip company was taken to China. Oh,
there was an acquisition.
And this is these are big deals.
There's an American acquisition of a Dutch chip company
in China. I guess. I don't know which one it is. Someone knows.
Well, what are these? What's China got
to do with I just can't keep asking the questions is Dutch. I
really do want to touch
really? Hey, John. I really don't know. Who's the tech guy
here. I'm the DJ man's podcast.
That's a good thing to fall back on. Just a few years ago, it's
in the fourth grade man.
Bed. No, I'm sad.
What is going on here? I think strangest happened with my LTE
you can put the kibosh on a lot of these international deals the
key budget, yeah, the key Bosch or the Chi Bosch, yeah, they
just say now you can make you can buy the company, they
they're actually gonna say, yeah, you can buy him but then
you can never do business in our country again, maybe there's
something like that going on with China, that would be
interesting, because I think they could get away with that,
that your de us been getting away with it forever.
We also have to take into consideration, you know, stuff
that Google is doing or wants to do. And you know, this a lot, a
lot of things can be playing out that we're really not privy to,
because, you know, we have no news information sources.
There's no newspaper covering anything. I mean, it's not true.
Things hilarious. So because it's their internal strife, you
know, the Jupiter's and social justice warriors that the
company has hired over the years that won't let Google do what it
wants to do business wise. I think that's to me is just
hilarious.
I was Oh, yeah.
I just wanted to play this clip. Just because what he says is
kind of funny, but I don't know if you saw Joe
Biden. But here's what he said.
These forces of intolerance, remain determined to undermine
and rollback the progress you all have made. This time,
they're not you have an ally in the White House. This time. They
have an ally. They're a small percentage of the American
people, virulent people, some of them the dregs of society.
instead of the full might of the executive branch to secure
justice, dignity and safety for all. The President uses the
White House as the literal literal bully pulpit callously
callously exerting his power over those who have little or
nothing.
So I play the clip because of course, he said some of the
people who support the president are dregs of society, eggs dregs
of society, but you really need to find that clip or look at a
recent photo of Joe because whenever he he looks older he
looks much thinner but whenever he turns his face profile you
know this great no agenda movie that we we recommend everybody
watching it's not our movie with this as a no agenda type movie.
It's actually in a bit of in a way a cornerstone of the show is
they live which is a Roddy Piper stars in this and I think is a
carpenter movie was John Carpenter movie
John Carpenter's only horror movie and why No, he did horror
movies, but it was only science fiction science fiction. Yeah.
And it is a must watch isn't it? I was not the best made movie.
But but it's very funny. Yes. And when you so when you have
these glasses on you see words like obey and shut up slave and
all this but there's a number of people in the world and these
are the elites and when you have the glasses on you can see kind
of their Skeletor like faces. Joe Biden looks like one of them
on profile when you see him today and specifically in this
clip. He you cannot
once you see send me a link let's put a link in the
newsletter. Okay, well there's there's some pictures or some
pictures in the newsletter. I
think if you do a quick bidding you might even see it if you
just do really just a Joe Biden that Joe Biden dregs of society
just
still was being what's being did not please please
don't do this to me.
I write I write out do it. On the creeps. I get some creeps.
Hey, women so what someone will do some show art you watch.
We'll see you right after the show. We'll be done.
You will you'll see a clip from the live.
Yeah, but you don't have to even do anything to the guy. I mean,
he looks like one of those people. You can't unsee it when
it when it happens. Okay, when I don't want to see it. I have you
spell being it. Really? That took you that long? Yeah, but
please, do you get the picture I sent you from Switzerland of
being house? No, I did Chinese restaurant named being house. I
don't know, there was something weird about it.
Being house where there's a lot of Chinese being is a big name
in certain parts.
I know. But when you put house after it being house.
Ha us? Yes. It's funny. So I've got this podcast, which I'm
sorry that I don't have the name of the podcast as a violation as
a violation. It is a violation. But I still have the clip. This
guy was this is a it's actually kind of a it's a right wing
podcast. But it's got this guy Brett. There's a guy I'd never
heard him before. And for now, I've heard him a lot because I
tracked him down as Brad Johnson. He's a Ray McGovern,
like ex CIA guy. And he he revealed some stuff here that I
didn't know you didn't you don't know. It's like really weird
stuff. But this is a series of clips. I got three clips about
Brendan being a Muslim.
Which, yes, we've asserted this for quite a while. Yes,
yes. Well, let's start with this zero clip was zero or 00.
Brandon converts this the opening clip of the podcast. And
now
look, I want to narrow in here on what John guandolo has been
pointing to over the years. It's just incredible. How this has
become a taboo subject in terms of how CNN talks about this
collusion nonsense every night. You would think that the media
would have been talking about this every night and will should
continue talking about it. John Brennan's conversion to Islam
while he was in Saudi Arabia, did this happen? Did this not
happen? Let's say it didn't happen, or it did. But why can't
this question be asked? Why hasn't anybody in the
establishment media even asked this question one time? It's
absolutely incredible. And it matters if a CIA station chief
converts to Islam and is devout and take sewers nine, five and
nine to nine seriously. It's an issue. John guandolo. What did
you know about this back then? And what do you know about it
now? Well, first of all, I
want to comment on something that Brad just said because I
think it's really critical. When I first brought this story to
light and gave An interview about it. I have sources in
Saudi Arabia that had direct knowledge that John Brennan said
the shahada while he was the station, Chief over there, and
here's, here's what I said in summation on that interview. It
was the fact and this is what Brad's talking about is his
incompetence at his unprofessionalism, John
Brennan's unprofessionalism. When you do that in front of
Saudi mu bias, when you do that in front of Saudi officials, it
just leaves this huge question mark. Of Where's your loyalty?
Where's your maturity? Where's your professionalism? Those are
the questions I raised.
Okay, so it goes on and they bring this guy this Brad Johnson
on. They go back and forth. He was on a Sunday earlier. And
Brad Johnson has he's the one that we knew the guy who was
there to witness it, because we had a clip of him some time ago,
like, couple years ago, yes, on the show. But this Brad Johnson
character is really interesting. And this is the brand and
converts to Islam on podcast one,
there's that video of John Brennan giving this little talk
there. You know, everybody look it up. Just look up. John
Brennan on YouTube says Islam is a religion of peace. And she had
whatever, it's a three minute clip. And he's just on fire
talking about Islam being a religion of peace, and he's
speaking Arabic. And I've studied fellow travelers all my
life, and that euphoria that he's in, it's a typical fellow
traveler. That's, that's worshipping the totalitarian
entity that he's in front of. It's just a very creepy video.
Let me go to you, Brad. Hopefully, you'll you'll, you'll
say what you think of that video as well. But let's begin. Brad.
What did you hear while you were at the CIA, about Brennan's
conversion? Well,
that it's true. I mean, I do have I would say my information
similar to John's I have a close personal friend I've known for
nearly 40 years, who was there speaks Arabic and so on. And he
says he personally witnessed all of this. So I believe it's true.
Now, that's not firsthand knowledge. It's secondhand
knowledge, but it's secondhand knowledge from someone who was
there who I know, was there and had access to know. And I'm
fully convinced that it's true that he converted Islam. I have
a couple questions. First of all, when this guy says, fellow
travelers, has he been fellow Muslims, people have converted
to Islam? I'm not quite sure. What it
refers to this actually goes back to the days of the
communist scare in the 50s. And fellow travelers were people
that were subvert passives. Oh, and you could spot them by their
kind of zealotry. And it's a style that you indicate that
they were really not during a specific side of things, and
just in the back of the 50s would be the communists, the old
communists. And fellow traveler, if you look it up is really
referring to just part of a group of kind of, I wouldn't
call them creeps, but people that are creeps, not really on
your side, is working for the enemy.
And secondly, okay, so he converted to Islam. He was there
for he was station chief. And now he learned the language, he
started to read a bit. It's like, yeah, like people go to
India, and they come back all enlightened, you're like, oh,
Swami Goomy? And what difference does it make? So the guy is
Muslim, that does
the CIA chief, he's not supposed to be changing religions in the
middle of his gig. And then, of course, after turning,
is that in the handbook,
a better be and then in the, in the bigger scheme of things.
Since, you know, some people believe that Obama was a Muslim
this way, put him in the head as the head of the CIA, because in
fact, he may have been appealing to Obama by by switching
religions. Somebody may have told them that Obama is that
Muslim, and he's like working for us. Now. With that in mind,
you have to listen to this part was you've heard none of this
even suggested anywhere. And this is where Brad continues, I
do want to take a little bit different take on some of this
stuff. I think that that Brennan is still extraordinarily active
within the intelligence field. And I think this the fact that
his clearance was taken away was a fabulous Stroke of Genius on
the part of President Trump who's really it's I think it's
going to be extraordinarily helpful. And let me explain why.
They just named a new deputy director of the CIA a guy named
Vaughn Bishop, now Vaughn Bishop, handpicked by the
current director, Gina Haspel. Now, there's something out of
that that's extraordinarily unusual and That that was he was
pulled out of retirement to come back and fill this Deputy
Director of the CIA slot. Now, that isn't, you know, that does
happen from time to time. But in his case, it's the second time,
he was also pulled out of retirement by none other than
John Brennan to fill the position of AAMS Budman for his
modernization program that we were referring to earlier. Now,
that's long guy. There's another guy now who's the Chief
Operating Officer, the ce o for the CIA, a guy named Andrew
McCabe Kritis. Andrew was also handpicked by Gina Haspel, also
pulled out of retirement to be put into that position. And
previously was also handpicked by John Brennan, to act as the
head of the of the task force that he created to implement
this, this modernization program. So now, Gina Haspel,
herself was somebody that was a close association and nobody's
looked at her either. Even in her in her hearings to be her
confirmation hearings at the Senate, nobody asked her
anything that was very tough. They were they're going on about
the torture program, and the waterboarding and all of that,
but ask yourself this question, Gina Haspel. Again, this there's
a pattern here, Gina Haspel, was chief of Station in London. She
was handpicked and brought back and made chief of Station in
London a second time by none other than John Brennan. And at
a time when the steel dossier was even put together. There has
not been one person to ever ask a question of Gina Haspel. about
any of that now, I don't know. But I would certainly like to
know that Gina Haspel have any part of any of that. All of
these people that formed the leadership of the CIA, are all
close associates of John Brennan. Now, the reason I
mentioned that I think that this this was such a serendipitous
act to pull his clearance. He he bitches and pisses moans about
the fact that his first amendment rights are under
attack by having this clearance poll, but he's on MSNBC and NBC
all the time saying whatever he wants, the fact that his
clearance was pulled makes it easier for him to speak out not
harder, because he doesn't have the problem of maybe mixing up
current classified information with whatever the topic of the
day is on the news. So it makes it better. What makes it harder
for him now, if he cannot go back and have classified
conversations with all the current leadership within the
CIA, which are his close associates, so I think that's
the real reason that John Brennan is so angry today at
President Trump for having lost his clearance.
Okay, I liked a lot of what I heard, but just helped me
understand the bridge again between the clearance and him
being a Muslim.
There's no,
there's nothing about the Claire's and him being a Muslim.
The Muslim thing is just second to this is that the he
handpicked all these people? They're all part of the same
cadre. They may all be Muslims, for all I know. Well, but it's
but this Brennan guy is a bad guy. Yeah. Yes, that's apparent.
And apparently everybody at the top of the CIA are all
protegees. And so we're not. So we're and you still have the CIA
versus the
Trump defense, defense versus CIA, against
the NSA. And there's all this it's just like, it's just what
what intrigue and
we knew we knew that Brennan was really nice to Gina Haskell. In
fact, we had a clip of that
hold on. Brennan, see if I brought in Gina. No. How about
Brennan Haskell? Let me try that. And I know we had a clip
dammit. Okay. Can't find it.
But we had a clip of him being very, very courteous towards her
appointment as CIA director. And there was someone else we had
saying, you know that she was his protege. And we thought it
was odd at the time, as well. And yet, but Trump certainly
knows who he's putting in there, doesn't it? Or maybe he doesn't.
I don't know. Maybe he doesn't
know. hornswoggled hornswoggled. This is a phrase from the chaise
hornswoggled. What does this mean?
I don't know. I just made it out. duped? duped. You may have
been duped tubed. Okay. Could have been but it's not the CIA
culture is not gonna go anywhere with her at the top apparently.
And his and her henchmen surrounding the the the head of
the operation, right. I don't know what the agency is going to
do if they have if this is an Brennan so somehow involved, he
may be violating his his his various signature things that he
signed off on? Who knows? I mean, I don't know. I just don't
like the guy.
I think he's definitely a bad actor. Now definitely he's
working against the good of the country. And he's, you've never
seen anybody complain so bitterly about their CIA guy.
after they retire. They don't they usually go away. They shut
up. They don't start becoming making a scene. Well,
he's trying to save the country in the world. Isn't that true?
For what? That's what? That's
what he says. Because Trump Trump that's why we all know
this, this
this. Thought that was all good stuff. You know,
this kind of placement, I got a note from Jane. Jane says, I may
quote normal mom of five who follows Q. And I need to let you
know that Q does not post on Reddit and was not shut down
like you reported on Sunday. So I just wanted to respond and
say, Yeah, we know that. But if that was your takeaway, I'm
sorry. Obviously, we this was a discussion board on Reddit the
Great Awakening, it's where q q drops are discussed and proofs
are posted. But she says the Great Awakening threads slash
group and a few others were taken down which shut down a lot
of Q commentary like from your favorite serial brain to but the
Q group posts on the HN board and it's going strong. For me Q
connects the dots in areas that baffle you and John at times,
there is a deeper layer of evil that I know you know about. I
don't mean to joke because the silence civil war that's been
going on since Trump won the presidency is real and Q has
motivated so many to research and think critically, thank you
for wearing your cue goggles. Sometimes it means everything to
me all the best from Jane. So I do want to say that I think
we're pretty aware of the overall bad and this actually
goes right back to the movie. They live. I'm pretty sure John
and I agree that a version of that
is going on. John, why if
you if you want to take in the broadest strokes, metaphorically
speaking, yeah, there's a version going on for sure. You
can tell it by these people. And you just watch the mainstream
media when we're talking about
the redacted the redacted, the redacted tweet the redacted text
messages. Journalists are saying no, we don't want to read the
scoops. What is that all about?
Yes, this is a good thing I point out in the newsletter,
it's it's been pointed out by many a person is like the Trump
is going to classify the FISA warrant and a whole bunch of
other items. And the journalists are all bent out of shape,
because they're, I don't know what they're afraid of. I think
they're all every one of them is a paid agent. And they they're
paid to say this because there's no journalist in his right mind
that wouldn't want to see more and more and more and more if
you're a journalist, you want to get right in there. You want to
see the secret documents, you want to be able to analyze all
the papers, you don't want to Oh, no, they're releasing more
stuff for me to have to unless you're just lazy, nobody's that
lazy, that's actually makes you less lazy, because here's the
document, you don't even have to do any work.
Just copy and paste. It's perfect for journalists. So so
there's a couple of scary things here. One, it's actually I find
it scary. It's scarier, that the journalists may actually have
been so brainwashed into not wanting for this to be released.
That is absolutely possible, John, that is just a complete
amygdala itis and people have gone insane as possible. Or that
you know, the matrix has been reprogrammed for some
simulation. Or as you say, they are
lazy.
Which know that that can't be true. But then if they're really
in Mockingbird and they're really on the payroll we need to
make a list
I'm sorry and say I've been making a list all along I mean,
we do have some people who
have on the list and we need to call this the list and I want to
list and I want this list of people because this is the
clearest way your to the list will contain people who are
either have mental issues as journos and we call it the lib
Joe list. Oh, I love that lib Joe list. Somebody registered
zip sho list I mean there's lots of lib Joe's that won't that are
super lib Joe's that aren't on the payroll.
Okay, yeah, but all right canceling the lid can't be well,
I need a name
okay, we'll come up with some someone will figure suspicious
though this fellow travelers
fellow travelers but that is so who's on unioto Who's on your
list? Who do you think is on the list of
Richard angles, one that that comes to mind off the top of my
head? Who you know did that phony right toward where he's
supposedly kidnapped. Yeah. And then he was one of the guys that
came out strongly against Dianne Feinstein wanting to release the
torture report, everybody who came out against the torture
report being released. But hold on, let's it's one of these
things that's
too difficult. The idea is, here is something very clear. It's
clearly something every journo wants to get their hands on, the
ones who are saying don't release the don't release the
redacted information. They have to be on the payroll or is they
mentally troubled? No,
they're on the payroll they have to be why else would any more
lazy
because I just want to cover our bases. You're either on the
payroll mentally troubled or lazy?
No, that lazy thing doesn't apply? Because as I say, You're
right. You're right. This makes just the opposite of what you're
right. You're right. So there's only two spooks or sick. I don't
think there's two
spokes. So who is on the list? Who do we have? Now we need to
this is the time to compile it. That's my point. For this
case. Now, you can't do it during the show, we just have to
start looking to see who's bitching and moaning the most, I
would say just off the top of my head, I would probably put Paul
Krugman on there. I would look at all the New York Times guys
in the Washington Post guys who would continually bitch and moan
about the president. And if they bitch and moan about him
releasing this stuff in any way, in any way.
Hey, be on the list. And we can call it the B list. I like that.
The B list list it's kind of good. The holes. Alright, I'm
reading troll room onward
to something from your state which I thought you would have
covered this. I'm very happy don't have these clips because I
got him. This was an extraordinary extraordinary
example of that. Yes, exhibit of words do matter. How a story as
big as climate change and manmade climate change,
anthropogenic global warming, global warming itself, but
anthropogenic global warming, manmade climate change has now
morphed into just climate change. But which is a
disservice to anyone viewing these programs that pass
themselves off as news because the issue is not climate change.
There's not so much a denial of the climate changing there's
denial of what causes it but when you shorten that you do a
disservice and then when you take it down to not saying co2
But just carbon it becomes really not the truth anymore.
And Andrew Mitchell on MSNBC sat down with Jerry Brown at the
Global Climate saying Al Gore's
what is it called? Now I have no idea Yeah, it's the it's the
climate something or other climate. Summit troll rumor
true. The chemtrails, chemtrails Summit. So they're they're all
there and they're all chat and they got you know, they got to
actors, and it's very much like the book. state of fear very,
very, very similar to we got California's you know, burning
down, we got North Carolina get all this stuff happening. So
Andrea Mitchell is going to just assert all these true miles
away, stop, stop. He has to be on the list because she is the
one of the first people to lie about Trump's releasing the
document. Yes,
she is a way on the list. So she sits down with your governor,
Jerry Brown. And just I mean, you really have to listen to
words matter. You have to listen to the way they're talking about
what should be manmade climate change, anthropogenic
anthropogenic global warming, it's hard to say but as a news
person and the governor you've got to be wary mistakes they
made. Yes. And listen to her lipsmacking to is disgusting.
California's Governor Jerry Brown announcing late Friday in
the face of global warming of climate change and of what he
calls the lack of a federal response at the state of
California is going to send its own satellite into orbit. That
is the
Global Climate Action Conference conference is what it is John,
not the summit the conference. Okay, we're back to Andrea,
back of a federal response at the state of California is going
to send its own satellite into orbit track the progress of
climate change.
I love that little flub there to trap I mean, track the progress
of climate change. I'm not quite sure why but I just like
it. California is going to send its own satellite into orbit to
trap track the progress of climate change, which of course
is causing hurricanes to be stronger. Oh, of course, severe.
Just so you know,
climate change. Which, of course is why hurricanes are more
severe. And everything's just horrible, which is not true. We
haven't had as many storms as we used to 15 years ago, Florida
has been on constant watch here, we get a doozy from time to
time. But no, no, but just listen to this non truth just
this is not proven
of climate change. Which of course is causing hurricanes to
be stronger and more severe.
When was this asserted? John, a scientific fact,
that was asserted right after Katrina. After one Whopper, they
said all we're just gonna be this as normal. Now, every year
is going to happen two or three of these things, and then
nothing for 10 years of this show. And now we have the new
phenomenon. I wish I had a clip of this guy going on about oh,
yeah, the new thing is these hurricanes because we have two
in a row that were kind of like this. Yeah. Not, not the ones
that hit China by any means who we had this two in a row, one of
them that goes kind of Craps out, it seems like a five it's a
four, it's a three to two all gone. And then it craps out
right on top of some town and dumps a shitload of water. This
is what happened in North Carolina. Oh, here it comes.
It's a five it's going to be worse than a five and far three,
a two, a one and a dump water. And now the thing is this guy
heard this guy going on and on? Well, what we've determined is
this is going to be the way it is from now on the storms don't
they don't have the guy going to pack a wallop and ship water.
And what we figured out is that because of the warm ocean, and
the warm ocean, by the way, was always used to say, Oh, the warm
wash is going to create violent storms because all his energy is
going to be sucked up by the hurricane is going to drop it
all over. But no, no, no, not anymore. The warm water is going
to put a lot of water in the system. craps out, it's going to
dump all this water from the warm ocean onto the town. It
guys just keep changing it. I mean, it's like it's like my mud
flats, which have been here for 100 years is because that was if
you remember this one would turn out that Australia is some sort
of a massive sponge that has been soaking up extra water kept
mine.
Anybody see through this nonsense? No, no.
Doc market analysis.
producer Joe says he was caught in Guangzhou for mangkhut. Does
that sound like where the typhoon was? Maybe he says got
about 70 mile an hour winds pieces of metal roof flying
around. Interesting thing was the difference in fear
mongering, no attempt to evacuate local people with
giggle when you'd asked to take any kind of precaution like
buying water or a hotel room, not facing the storm, have a
couple of hours of power failure at its worst, Says Joe, I'm not
quite sure where he was. But he didn't see was such a big deal.
Let's continue now with the Andrea and Jerry at the climate
conference because they do speak. They do address a lot of
what you just mentioned,
which of course is causing hurricanes to be stronger and
more severe. I talked to Jerry Brown at his global climate
action summit late Friday, gathering this summit. You're
right, local and world leaders. We're in the midst of hurricanes
and the aftermath of hurricanes and you still have the president
united states denying the science of climate change. How
do you counteract that?
He or she says denying the science of climate change? That
is such an abbreviation Can I just am I am I just am fucking
with this or is this really not okay?
It's not okay. You are a little bit but not to an extreme it did
this has been going on. But it's like these people are grasping
at straws. Yeah, let's listen to this. I keep in beside the guy.
That magician keeps the plates in the data. donna, donna,
donna, donna, and he's keeping all the plates in the air and
climate change? How do you counteract that? Well, first
of all want to say it's it's really extraordinary that the
President can deny science like that. But he says so many other
terrible what's the word? I even have an adjective. So
it's amazing. We have an entire list of of adjectives on the
rotation. He can't come up with one your governor tank up with
one shitty thing to say about Trump like that.
But he's in some of some of the other taro what's the
terrible he can't come up with any the adjectives
so it's it's bad. He's bad counteract it is with this
climate summit with normal people, respecting the truth and
communicating that with other normal people and combating the
President of the United States in what are lies, distortions,
and quite frankly, bizarre behavior. So we have to keep at
it. I'm glad you gave me a chance to answer your question
because we can't say it enough. The President is just
wrong. I'm so concerned for you
I mean, you live in California, you're walking around with that
attitude. What you just heard your governor says you're not
normal. People are gonna go like Mr. vorak. He's not
normal.
Nobody in California is normal. That's that's the test kind of
the beauty of it.
Let's listen to some more from climate expert, Governor Jerry
Brown.
The Hurricanes are more severe, the wildfires are more severe.
The storm surge is worse because sea levels are rising. Talk to
me about what we are physically experiencing here in the United
States and around the world that proves that everyone who
predicted that this would happen? Well,
I would say, I mean,
she's just saying random things like fires are hotter. Rain is
wetter, you know, prove to me that everyone who said that this
would happen was on the money and right.
That's, that's not scientific
what she's saying there. We're just
experiencing the very early beginnings of climate change.
The forest fires in California, which are worse than any other
time in recorded history. It's really just unfortunately, it's
the beginning. But as the carbon builds up, it builds up very
rapidly. Karmic drought, more fires, more storms, more intense
storms, more trouble. And the word struggle is more migration.
We're gonna have people moving from their land that will no
longer produce enough food. Yeah, to Austin. So the world
leaders wake up.
Now, the exit from the Paris climate agreement isn't official
and binding till 2020.
Did you know that this is news to me? I didn't know that the
exit isn't official until 2020. How does that work?
I have no idea. I don't know if I don't
know what she's talking about.
I don't. But while you did she, what she's saying is that,
apparently and Jerry knows, that's the way she sounds, that
pulling out of the of the climate accord isn't official,
like we haven't actually broken anything, I guess until we don't
pay the bill. I think that's what she means. Say, Well, 2020
there's a bill that shows up and we don't pay it that then I
guess we're really out
moving from their land that will no longer produce enough food.
So the world leaders have got to wake up.
Now. The exit from the Paris climate agreement isn't official
and binding till 2020. But what is the impact already
internationally of the United States? Having said we're out of
it?
So Trump is an enabler? We often hear that term enabler. He's an
enabler of climate negligence and climate of who voids so
that's what's bad.
Why can he say denying? Why doesn't? What is it? Oh, it's
politically incorrect, I guess in California to say climate
denier because that might mean something about Jews.
There's some there's some yeah, there's some truth or some rule,
or is there some rule in California
some guy is a de senile. Okay. I'll take that
to that. He just can't come up with a word like climate. What's
the word for to describe Trump? There's a millionaire, he could
have said an orange face Cheeto.
enabler, he's an enabler of climate negligence. Void.
My brain climate doesn't do negligence. No, wait, climate
denial, avoidance. I know. I'll get it right one of these days.
So that's what's bad about it. Because we have to make sure
that all these other countries, whether it's Russia, or Poland,
or South America,
all these other countries, Russia or Poland or South
America, what is wrong with him? He's going off the rails, he's
going nuts
and claiming. So that's what's bad about it, because we have to
make sure that all these other countries, whether it's Russia
or Poland or South America, everybody's gonna step up. And
the President United States should be the cheerleader, the
exemplar, and instead he's the saboteur.
saboteur. He's a saboteur. He should be the exemplar, except
he's, this is how it leaders talk. Who is he trying to
connect with? He is an exemplar. He shouldn't be the exemplar.
Instead, he's a saboteur. He said he should be an exemplar.
He should be an exemplar, not a saboteur. That's not English.
Jerry, that's not how you connect with people. exemplar
calm the Cheeto head. That seems to work. Alright, Cheeto heads
better. Then he goes to what I think is just a pure threat.
It was a governor. How do you feel when the President United
States says that nearly 3000 people did not die in Puerto
Rico?
This is my favorite. This is my favorite live from Andrea.
Instead of saying there's a discrepancy of what people died
from, because the people died that everyone agrees that 20 Oh,
Almost 3000 people died. The question is, since they were the
same, almost no difference of 64 between the previous year did
everyone die because of the because of Maria. And that was
done through a scientific study by going past houses and say,
Hey, did you die because of the hurricane. That's we've had we,
if you go to search that any show notes, you can find the
documents. So now but now it's just become nobody died says
that nearly 3000 people did not die in Puerto Rico, even though
it was the result of a scientific study and says that
it was a democratic conspiracy to claim all these deaths. Well,
the
problem is we
Am I crazy. Do I just hear this in a different way than most
people? What I mean, if you don't if you haven't really
thought about it, and you heard Andrea Mitchell say this, you
think that Trump was denying actual dead bodies?
Yeah. That's what she's saying. Yeah. But that's not the truth.
No, of course, it's not none of this has been the truth. And
fact week, this is all we do is track this sort of thing.
It's sad podcasting,
conspiracy to claim all these deaths.
Well, the problem is we we never had a president,
stop just another new element. Okay. Did he say it was a
conspiracy to claim all these debts? She? She said no, Trump
said claims that is a conspiracy. A democratic
conspiracy? Oh, let me let me let me hear me
and says that it was a democratic conspiracy to claim
all these deaths. Oh, he
never said that. No. He said it was a democratic conspiracy to
claim all these deaths. He never said that.
No, now she's full of crap. But you know what?
They just pump these memes out like there's no tomorrow.
Yeah, but but this, this is not credible. And this is damaging,
because it's when people miss information. It's.
Well, the problem is we we never had a president who is engaged
in this kind of behavior. I mean, he's not telling the
truth. He keeps changing his mind. He's, you know, sabotaging
the world order in many respects. So it's
sabotaging the world order in many respects. respects? Mine in
many respects, many of them. Yeah, there's this one. There's
that one, the one over there on the wall, this many respects,
he keeps changing his mind. He's, you know, sabotaging the
world order in many respects. So it's unprecedented. It's
dangerous. And hopefully this election is going to send a
strong message to the country, the Democrats will win. And then
Trump, well, something's got to happen to this guy. Because if
we don't get rid of him, he's going to undermine America and
even the world.
something's got to happen to this guy if we don't get rid of
him.
What? Arrest that man,
I get threat. That's the secret service should be looking into
rest that
man. That's not okay.
Again, Trump, well, something's got to happen to this guy.
Because if we don't get rid of him, he's going to undermine
America and even the world.
Something's gotta be done. Somebody someone's got to get
rid of this to happen to
this guy. Awesome. Again, I have to reload it. Hold on went all
the way to the end of the clip.
Governor, how do you go
to the country, the Democrats will win. And then Trump? Well,
something's got to happen to this guy. something's
got to happen to this guy.
Something's gotta or something's gonna
the Democrats will win. And then Trump Well, something's gonna
happen to this
thing says gotta gotta not gonna. And it makes sense in
context. something's got to happen to this guy.
So when and then from, well, something's gonna happen to this
guy. Because if we don't get rid of him, because if we don't get
rid of him, he's gonna undermine America and even the world. He's
gonna undermine American even
the world He must die. This is what the guy is threatening him.
Unless
it's a call for arms. I mean, it's a lot more of a car call
for arms and it was just Alex Jones. Alex Jones saying if you
got a gun next year, bam, I have to pick it up.
All right. unverified Jerry Brown we don't recognize him
anymore. This is crazy. You guys you gotta die so that they will.
That's that's just that's unhinged, man. I don't care who
says it about which president that's just unhinged.
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unlike all the other stuff. I listen to I got some feedback I
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Sweden. So I know because we have we've been tracking what
went on with Sweden with the election. We've been listened to
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have some thoughts about the comments on the previous shows.
First of all the guys have taught me a lot about how to
think about you guys have taught me a lot about how to think
about the news in the media. The podcast guys you played from
Sweden have a lot of good points, but you have to realize
they are a bit Alex Jones actually says Alex Jones, which
is kind of funny. But I think we kind of realized that that you
know, or at least we were open to the idea that they were
pretty radical certainly for Sweden. Says the shithole
country. Yeah, Guy is by buying into the doom and gloom
scenario. He says yes, Swedish Democrats are more or less
across between the moderate and the Social Democrats. The only
thing is they are harder on the immigration question. But in the
months running up to the election, the social democrat
party became a little more mainstream. And then the social
the S and M party, they would have an s&m party. Yeah, I was
not aware of this. This sounds like a fun party. The s&m Party
started to say that they would go towards less immigration. If
you look at Sweden with the no agenda lens Yeah, we're a
shithole country and shithole Europe in the shithole world. We
do have a party called the liberals and they are afraid of
Russian intervention and want us to join NATO and the New World
Order police by the way I work at Volvo we still do make great
cars. I think that may have been the issue all along
Yeah. You were insulting. Why
wasn't insulting Yeah, that was me that would that was our No
that was our one of our producers wrote that in not me.
Okay, I didn't insult him about the vibe and looking at Volvo
said something
like Oh yeah, that's a car that does a really cool car if you're
over 50
I did not say that. Did not
somebody did?
No I didn't say that. Now our producers said that they don't
they don't come with a a temperature gauge anymore or a
dipstick
one day that's most car well that's not true. My car does is
it Lexus but it's pretty old but still a modern Lexus with a with
a hot VA tab baby
hot VA. Yeah,
I want to talk about your Lexus in a minute. But first to finish
this up. We were shocked. I mean, just shocked to hear that
dental is not free in Sweden. I mean, this is not what we've
been told.
Guess what? No.
No Dental in Denmark either. Wow. And 75% of the bill for
glasses and eye care is also private. What isn't as the super
cool Denmark, Sweden Scandinavia, everything's free
high tax free. No. Not true.
But what are they doing with all their money? spending it on
their teeth? Usually
about the tax money Oh, what do you do with the tax money?
Hey, I don't know. So the Missy where is this? Yes. BBC World
Service. Now. Your 20 year old Lexus you know I know it's older
than that by now isn't how old is that thing
25 years old. Almost get an antique California antique
plate.
Well let me tell you want to hang on to this because I think
that that you know I'm from the future and I gotten a move into
a little bit of OTG here. By the way, I must say that I have
discovered in Europe having an OTG phone and usually a small
classy looking one.
is seen as a
what's the word I'm looking for? It's Oh no, no, no. It's seen as
a display of success. You've made it you don't have this you
have just a phone for important people calling you maybe a text
message that's
not just hanging on the phone all the time like some lose Yes,
it is
seen as a display of success. I'm liking this and it makes
sense because I'm so I'm so disappointed. I didn't know it
came out probably the day we left this company punked p u n k
t in Switzerland came out with the MP oh two which is a it's a
minimalist phone. Just as calling you can do text
messaging is beautifully designed it has no calendar
notepad alarm, and then one thing it has is an LTE hotspot.
So you have everything you need you text for important text
you've got your your calling features you know if you need a
reminder calendar and probably not connected calendar and a an
alarm and then you have your laptop if you need it or your
tablet or your surface go pop up a pop turn it into a hotspot
that's how that is that portrays success
how you spell this punk
punk to Papa uniform November kilo Tango
it's I think it's a very
pretty phone and I got it to
Xander consumers punk top rated cordless phones is cordless
phone No no no fire it is empty. What do you got the MPO two
Yeah,
that's the one okay, I'm looking at it now. I think it looks
pretty stylish.
It'd be launched in the Design Festival is just new we just
came out it's gonna go coming out in London at the Design
Festival
349 bucks pre orders available
now see I told you pre order says Kate the case here is
better deal.
Well for me but I don't know. I mean, I like the idea of just
the just the hotspot.
I'm still love addition the cashier provide a hotspot. Yes,
but because
you know it's originally an eight is an unlocked GSM AT and
T phone the hotspot feature. I can't get it to work. I think
there's something hard coded Get in there. So yeah, I know sucks.
Sorry, guys, you're listening to this podcast should help us,
please because I really liked the fact that so many people so
here they're like, Wow Curry's really made it. Look at that
phone.
I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. Yeah, I'm
sure you're not kidding. I'm just the world's upside down,
man. Oh
man, I'm just I thought I picked the hits baby. So back to the
car. So I think there's going to this is my whole point, I'm from
the future, there's going to be Fanta, we have to either get Lex
eyes, which I think is the pool of Lexus, or we need to get
Volkswagen bugs or something. But people are going to want
cars that are not like the ones that the BBC World Service is
talking about being created in your media giants
dominate our lives at home and at work. Now they're encroaching
on the connectedness we all appear to love. On the road.
Google is to partner with Renault Nissan Mitsubishi, which
is the largest auto alliance in the world in terms of sales, to
put an Bushi Boyd based systems into millions of cars. Peter
Campbell is the Financial Times newspapers motor industry
correspondent,
Renault Nissan and Mitsubishi together are the world's largest
carmaker that made just over 10 million vehicles last year sold
all over the world. And for them to start installing Google
technology in their cars means that their consumers will be
able to use more Google functions. In future there'll be
able to activate certain parts of the car using their voice,
they'll be able to use Google Maps that helps Renault Nissan
Mitsubishi, hopefully sell more vehicles because people want to
buy them because they've got this connected technology. But
also it helps Google get more people using it systems. So for
both the manufacturer and for Google here, it's seen as a win
win deal.
Tell us about the technology that we're talking about here.
What's it going to be able to do,
what we do know is they're going to be Google's voice assistants.
So what you currently find on its Pixel phones, or its home
systems will go into the cars. That means you can activate
certain parts of the car using your voice, you can probably
turn the music up or down, you can activate the air
conditioning, maybe open. And in future, they'll start building
other functions using Google's technology as well to put into
the car. Now the loss would be new apps that could be developed
to be used in the car. The The ultimate aim in this is that
people can still have the same level of connectivity while
driving that they have while walking around with their mobile
phone. Because what people hate most of all, when they're used
to using their mobile phone almost all the time is to be
feel like they've been unplugged when they're driving is what
we're talking about a
race with seriously. You know what, John, I think it's true.
But I think it's true. Using the epidemic of cell phone mania,
and just this disorder of people walking around looking at their
phones, oh, my god, go to a couple of airports go to the
train station,
just walk on the street. The zombies are among us, is very,
very, very bad.
We've become the ultimate wetware. Now, I gotta say
justice connected when you're in the car, do it to me, it's no
different from the matrix, you know, thing goes in the back of
your neck. You're connected, because what
people hate most of all, when they're used to using their
mobile phone almost all the time is to be feel like they're being
unplugged when they're driving
in the evening. Use the same terminology is what
we're talking about a race within the industry as well,
because there are other manufacturers who are doing
similar things Ford and VW.
Yes, that's absolutely right. Lots of manufacturers are trying
to install connected features in their vehicles. I mean,
increasingly, people aren't buying cars on the basis of
horsepower or performance or anything else what they want is
a car connected as possible. And so Renault Nissan, Mitsubishi,
you want 90% of all our vehicles to be connected to the internet
by 2022. And a lot of other companies have similar
ambitions. Ford is working with Amazon's Alexa to install that
in all of its new cars as well. Oh, no,
this this has to stop. That has to be we're gonna have
the Alexei the car. Yes.
Brother, we need to have like reverse options. Take that out.
But you know, they won't let you. You know, they won't let
you. Thank goodness, the BBC. During this clear automobile
advertisement. It at least put some journalistic integrity into
it and said, Hey, does anyone mind
when you talk to people in the industry? Do you get a sense
that they are picking up at all on any anxiety in terms of the
dominance of Amazon and Google
anxiety, the dominance of Amazon and Google and the anxiety?
Yeah, it's creepy lady sciency.
In terms of the dominance of Amazon and Google, you know, we
are now connected in our homes, in our workplaces, and now in
our cars.
Well, there's a very there are two very real considerations
that come from this one is around data. People are
naturally cautious about what happens to their data. No,
they're not. And then there's also the consideration of
hacking and cybersecurity as cars become increasingly more
connected to the internet that opens a huge number of attack
possibilities vehicle trying to get into the vehicles. And so a
lot of the considerations around installing new technology also
have to take that into account. And that's certainly an area
that the car industry itself is not used to dealing with.
I am the voice of Professor Ted.
This will not end well.
That's terrible. It's very,
it's what people want. I think a lot of people do want exactly
what he said is they want him to look, they love the Alexus.
demise. We'll have it in the in the car, Alexis and Alexis.
So I think there will be a demand medium term for cars that
just never had this crap built into it in the first place.
There will I think there's a demand for cars, they don't have
the black
box. Yes, well, all of this stuff. And I believe there's a
black box that gives
you black, I'm going to do my spiel, I do it once a year
should be should be a little black box, which is in the car
did see you know they bring it out once Oh, they did you got
into an accident, we looked at refund the black box ago was
speeding. One of these days when the tax revenue started to dry
up, and it could start to drive at any point. It's drying up.
Now a lot of places they're going to take and they're going
to win, especially in California where they really do the best of
gouge everyone. When you go in to get your smog check. You're
going to up the ante. And they're going to look at the
black box and say in there and they'll go to a computer, it'll
analyze your driving habits and everything you've been doing.
It'll find the places you've been speeding the places you
bet, you went through a red light on everything. And they're
gonna give you a bunch of tickets after the fact. You get
a packet full of tickets for all the mistakes you made all the
times you were speeding all the times you're doing anything. And
then you also need to pay 100 bucks to get your smog thing
checked. And that's what's good. That's the future it'd be that's
the only reason you'd have all this all these gizmos in the
cars is a way to tax you for you know, posthumously speeding. And
an element of these predictions which we have made over the
course of many years in this program has come true. from
Reuters, I share with you the article from September 19 John
Hancock one of the oldest and largest North American life
insurers will stop underwriting traditional life insurance and
instead sell only interactive policies to track fitness and
health data through wearable devices and smartphones.
This is 156 year old insurance company. And they are now I'm
gonna say have a quote here somewhere. policyholders score
premium discounts for hitting exercise targets tracked on
wearable devices such as Fitbit or Apple Watch, and get gift
cards for retail stores and other perks by logging their
workouts and healthy food purchases in an app. This is
what we call wetware. The CEO said oh, I'm sorry, I made that
up. Not really. In theory everybody wins. As policyholders
are incentivized to adopt healthy habits and insurance
companies collect more premium Joe will obey and pay less in
claims if customers live
longer. And of course, there's
the obligatory privacy and consumer advocates and
podcasters have raised questions about whether insurers may
eventually use data to select the most profitable customers
while hiking rates for those who do not participate. I'm shocked.
So one would think that the insurance industry has said it
is heavily regulated and must justify, in Actuarial terms, its
reasons for any rate increases or policy changes. We know that
Volkswagen wasn't wasn't fudging around with their data. Were
their little limiters there when they were testing for their
emissions. No, this never
happens. So they are let's see, they
will be here. It's too early for John Hancock to determine if
it's paying fewer claims because of its vitality programs is what
it's called. They're calling it the Vitality program. Customers
do not have to log their activities to get coverage even
though their policies are packaged with the Vitality
program. The insurer will begin converting existing life
insurance policies to vitality in 2019 so there's there's no
getting away from it. You will they you need to be tracked.
And no coincidence.
We get the brand new Apple Watch coming out. And CNBC did a
review and I just they just got the piece that was most
relevant. I'm sorry you are because filming an actual board
with this device.
The larger screens allow you to see more through what Apple
calls complications.
I love this Newspeak to, yes, we call them complications. Since
when the basically it's a little piece of an app that runs on the
on the watch face, and they have to call it a complication.
Why is that? You're asking me? Yeah, I'm
asking you. I mean, the word complicated. It's a very odd
choice of
name. I don't know anyone who's analyzed it yet? Course not.
The larger screens allow you to see more through what Apple
calls complications are the apps that run on each watch face.
That means you can see the weather the battery life way to
work out. What's your heart rate, see the UV index and more
all from a single watch face. It's really cool.
Yeah, cool. It's, it's really cool. Oh, this
is really cool, man. It's really, really early season the
watch feel cool.
The larger screens also make reading text, looking at photos
and more, much easier. And despite the larger screen size
what
he says looking at photos, it makes it easier to look at
photos. Yeah, how's it easy to look at a photo with that thing
is photos God. In other words, your your idea of a photo is one
inch by one inch?
It's fan. Oh, it's bigger than that the screen is much bigger
than one inch by one inch. Those are just those who told you in
the beginning that thing is four inches. I don't know. It's like
a four inch four inches.
It'd be like you can use it as a club.
Hey, look, we all laughed about the iPad is a big phone. Okay.
People will wear anything from Apple, their wrist as long as it
tracks him and shows him cool.
Photos. Look at my photos. Look at my photos.
You have to see this video because you see like a thumbnail
grid of six different photos. And all brother hold it up to
his face like this look cool. It's really cool. It's easier to
look at photos. And meanwhile, you're holding your wrist up the
whole time. It's very tiring to do this for a long while. All
right, let's continue
despite the larger screen size, it didn't feel bulkier on my
wrist when I was wearing it throughout the day or while
working out.
So a couple other I have so many lewd thoughts about what
improvements to the speakers are also louder. So when you ask
Siri a question, you can hear it better. Hey Siri, who won the
New York Jets game last night? To the dolphins yesterday. The
final score was 20 to 12.
So important,
he said he's standing in his office he holds up as he talks
to his watch Hey, Siri, who won the Jets game last night? It's
really it's I mean, this is sad is if people are really buying
into this just
sad. And Apple move the microphone. So when you place a
phone call, you
can hear everything we can hear you better now through Apple's
watch. Then we move the microphone to a better spot.
It's easier for the recipient to hear you. Apple sent me those
series for model with cellular connectivity and GPS.
This is what we need. We need you to wear this watch. It has
cellular connectivity and GPS but it's just for your benefit.
Honest engine,
which means I had a data connection even when my phone
wasn't around Nice Guy Let me listen to podcasts and messages.
Call people.
Oh wait man, there's much more there's much more man ways.
All when my phone was left at home. Apple made another
improvement. The cellular connectivity is better because
it switched to ceramic which allows for the signal to travel
to the watch easier even when you're wearing it
so we'll know your location even if we don't have a GPS signal.
The Apple Watch Series for also runs watch OS five Apple's new
watch soft just coming to older devices as well. Watch OS five
can automatically detect when you start some workouts.
It can automatically detect when you start a workout or Zinio
workout. Wink wink. So if you go
to the gym and jump on the elliptical might automatically
recognize that you're starting to
move. This is not creepy. Speaking of
workouts, I'm always trying to earn badges on the Apple Watch.
Can have seven day competitions against friends. Yeah,
now you're talking get the robots playing against each
other Rockem sockem robot.
I wasn't able to test this because I don't have any friends
with the new Apple Watch.
Don't worry, you don't have any friends loser
friends if you're doing this report,
but I'm looking forward to trying it. The Apple Watch
Series four also has automatic slip and fall detection, which
means if you slip or fall it automatically contact emergency
services. If you don't say that you're okay. All right,
let's just review. So if you slip, yeah, if you slip or fall,
if your watch is gonna say hey, are you alright? And if you
don't respond, it will call 911
I mean this this is robot maintenance is ridiculous a
new Apple Watch or the software but I'm looking forward to
trying it. The Apple Watch Series four also has automatic
slip and fall detection, which means if you slip or fall it
automatically contact emergency services. If you don't say that
you're okay. Finally, there's a new EKG or electrocardiogram,
exists in the digital crown. It's not available yet and Apple
is going to activate it later this year with a software
update. But when it is active, you can touch the crown and get
a full EKG. You can download through a PDF and send your
doctor
if you are wearing this device, you're insane.
No way man,
this tons of people are wearing okay the screen is 1.57 by 1.78
inches was pretty big. Was a inch and a half by an inch and a
half roughly and shaft two inch and three quarters. It's you
know, I guess you could look at a photo on what kind of details
you can see. That's not the way I want to look at my photos been
a little watch doesn't make any sense. They just get these guys.
It's just people are idiots. It's unbelievable. Yeah, and a
lot of people wear the watch because it's prestigious. Look
what I got, I got the new Apple series for watch.
I will say I saw a lot of Apple watches in on our trip. A lot.
Bought Apple watches. Yeah. Then Windows Windows phones. Not the
same time. That was Italy. Yeah.
There's not much you can do. The end of the world as we know it.
As the song goes.
That's true. Hey, did you see what what Google is doing with
what they're talking about? Talking now that they're talking
about doing in the browser in Chrome? No, they want to
completely hide parts of the URL. So now dive it's www
they'll remove that.
Oh, yeah, they want to get rid of www. You know what This? Is?
This part of the takeover of the web?
Yeah. And eventually they will I know what they want. They want
to go to keywords.
It brings us right back to AOL.
This should buy AOL. It's a bad bet. Verizon will sell it to
them cheap. Oh, author, whoever bought it. But the people don't
want the people are they blind else?
is very bad. If you if
if the trend becomes Let's hide the URL, and he's also insulting
you're too stupid. You get fooled by little misspellings,
you stupid, stupid, stupid, dumb
person. Maybe I'm reading a little bit too much into it. But
that's how I do feel, you
know, talking about stupid stupid, dumb persons. So I guess
Hillary I upgraded her book to the new thanks massively
fantastic segues on this. She
nailed it right there my friend.
Yes, she got her new paperback version of her book is out. So
she says to her she went on the Rachel Maddow Show.
Nice after the after the lesbian show. She went on Rachel Maddow.
Okay. So
she goes on Rachel Maddow, and she's talks about and there's
two things that were interesting. Now somebody sent
me this clip or a link to the clip. Because apparently, Rachel
or or Hillary said finger in the dike. Ah, very fun. It will
acknowledge that is okay with that wasn't the reason I clipped
it though. Because I Yeah, okay. It wasn't just just kind of
Beavis and Butthead type thing. Exactly. But I got this is
interesting. She's added a couple of interesting things.
Let's start with this one. This is Hillary on Mad Owl and the
firing comments,
because I don't think that those people really fully appreciate
what is potentially possible under this presidency. What I
worry about Rachel is that after this election, this President is
going to wholesale fire people. That's my prediction for
tonight, like my prediction from last year. And if we don't have
one or both houses of Congress in place, he will be even more
uncontrollable and unaccountable. He will fire
people in the White House, he will fire people in his
administration, who he thinks are crossing him questioning him
undermining him. And I think about all of the hours I spent
in the Situation Room with President Obama and we had
vigorous disagreements about all kinds of issues, but I never
ever ever doubted that the President was making the best
decision he could based on the facts and the evidence as we
were required to present it to him Okay, thanks.
Couple of things just like a new thing in the rotation. I've
heard it before it's going to fire everybody because he's gone
paranoid yet anonymous thing in the New York time that's
what you do when you're a dictator driven into a corner.
Yeah, Hitler,
but the way she presents this about her calm demeanor and
about when she was in the room there with Obama, the man
And he's cool as a cucumber. He's
running for president again in 2020 people, you Democrats get
used to this.
And that, you know, I wanted to mention that we had that whole
women, lesbians who do tech conference at whole half hour
interview. Now, the question that wasn't asked, which I think
is something anyone would have come up with, Hey, are you
planning on running?
Didn't ask. Maybe off the table? As a question. Yeah, possible.
Possible.
But here's the one. This is the little tidbit she's got going on
here. And this is an eye roller. And this harkens back to pretty
much every President Nixon was going to do this, and Bush was
going to do this. And Obama was going to do this. Everybody was
going to do this. And every and apparently it plays well, to
come up with this bowl of crap, and frightened the public and
God, what are we going to do
your prediction gonna happen after the election, the
president wholesale filing firing people? I should say, one
of the other things that is in the book is a very troubling
discussion and prospect that you raise that in 2020, President
Trump will reject the results of the election or even try to
postpone the election or your treatment of that gives me the
willies. Now we've been referring to it but I will leave
it to people to read the book to see what you had to say about
that. Thank you for coming in. I know you have every option of
where to go and I really appreciate you being here and
joining you good luck shade it. Thanks. All right. We'll be
right back. Stay with us.
Gives me the willies.
She's got the willies, because she knows this is possible that
that crazy maniac Trump, he's going to negate the when the
elections come through. He just said this is gone. I'm staying
in here as president. I mean, this is the this is the lameness
fear that the public's ever had about any of these presidents.
They don't feel this way about every one of them. Apparently
Trump is very believable that
the Democratic Party is pushing another trial balloon in Texas
then I think was pretty evidenced by CNN 's report of
Beto. Have you been following the Beto?
A little bit but not as much as that that would give me a clip
so no. Okay. No.
Well, the BETO first of all the BETO which I was corrected by
the former New York banker who was at some fundraiser for him.
By said Beto as I Beto O'Rourke guy doing you got on the signing
up in your yard. He says Beto. All right. His name is Robert
Francis.
This His nickname is Beto.
And because when you hear Beto I'm honestly kind of like Ted
Cruz. I'm like oh, maybe he's got some Latin in them or
something. But he's really either white guy.
He's very very white people get just choosey a Democrat or
Republican, Democrat. Democrat. He's just shaken he could just
print something with the same color and put a p where the B
is.
It's hard to believe a Democratic Senate candidate in
Texas can turn out more than 1000 people to a rockin
lunchtime rally. But Beto O'Rourke has this seat of sweaty
voters energy. We're gonna do, polls show O'Rourke within
striking distance of Republican Senator Ted Cruz. Beto has
reaching peak Savior status among tech system and
Peak Peak Savior status. John,
people are really really yearning for something like this
ultimate extreme supporter, the wonder woman for
making this happen. Even the BETO faithful admits winning
this race is still the longest long shot, but they hear the
distant echoes of Obama's 2008 Hope and Change Campaign. Just
before he went on stage for his third rally of this day.
O'Rourke told us he doesn't feel the pressure to save Democrats.
We just don't get
that this is the election of our lifetimes. Everything's on the
line. Um, stakes could not be any higher. And we're, we're
meeting the moment
meaning the move doesn't shy away from pushing a progressive
agenda in this red state. He talks of improving education,
immigration reform, providing universal health care, criminal
justice reform, and they're frustrated, frankly, with people
like me and a recent speech supporting NFL players to kneel
for the national anthem on viral Rizal catching the attention of
celebrities and athletes around the country doing it and I can
think of nothing more American
than to peacefully stand up.
Something is happening on this campaign trail. But then again,
Texas Democrats have been here before they've seen a few
democratic stars burn brightly in elections past raising the
hopes of a blue wave. Then election days turn those stars
into dust. Will the same story repeat itself this year? Oh my
god. I don't know.
Oh night. Beto, Richard
France, Robert Francis. Robert Francis
was Beto name come from.
Let me see if it says I mean consult the book knowledge. Let
me see. Robert Francis Beto O'Rourke born September 26 72,
an American politician but but but ba native of El Paso, United
States House of Representatives in 220 12. That doesn't say
where you got Oh, Spanish. Oh, here we go. Hmm, maybe I was
wrong. He was nicknamed Beto, which is a common Spanish
nickname for Roberto.
His name was Robert, I guess. Well, before kindergarten, his
father was a goon there was his father. I don't know No, Beto,
this is called Beto is fine. He totally a wrestler. I think that
I think considering that CNN report I think that trying to
see if he's if any, he catches anything
that crowds look pretty big. They look
might be up for something. Maybe the next presidential candidate
20 of you if he can win Texas. That's always amazing if the
Democrats always do well with that and Lyndon Baines Johnson
senator from Texas and he went right to the presidency I think
should the president but he didn't write to it.
Hey, so tell we roll in Texas. Yeah, worse. Beto so both Bono,
Bono.
Bono. What is he doing now?
He's with the Pope and he's talking to you be able to meet
with the Pope because he's concerned about the Bonnevilles
hope.
Oh, yeah. I have a clip YouTube
frontman Bronto says he discussed church abuse scandals
with Pope Francis. During a meeting at the Vatican on
Wednesday. The Irish Rockstar said he could see the pain in
the Pope's face when they discussed abuse by priests in
Ireland. It comes as more Catholic Diocese in the United
States of grappling with their own issues. The Diocese of
Brooklyn New York agreed Tuesday to pay more than 20
Hola, I just gotta stop this for a second. That's some pretty
outstanding, I do not like Bano.
I've had my clashes with Bondo. I think he's arrogant. You just
douchey but there's a whole bunch. He didn't pay taxes
anywhere scam.
But a lot of people love him.
But still, you know, Mark Zuckerberg can't call the Pope
and say Yo, Popo. Listen up. I gotta come talk to you about the
paedo stuff, man. No, I can't see Zuckerberg do that. Who's
gonna do that? The Bano is the only He can do that you call the
pancake. Gates could do it. Gates, are you right? Gates
could do it. But who else? But bonobos?
No gates. It's a very different kind of person. He's a he's a.
He's a 60 year old guy with the earrings and the shades and they
and he draws huge audiences.
I think what's your name could do it?
Yeah. What's your name?
Brad Pitt's ex wife.
Oh, Angelina. She could Yeah, she could call me. He's like,
Hey,
you can Angeline come by anytime.
But so so it's Bondo? Is this is Is it a PR move? Is he trying to
be
applied to an old Pope joke? I won't tell it's fine. People who
just collect punchlines will recognize the joke. Do you
think?
Do you think that Bano has something going on like some
like an Al Sharpton type deal where hey, man, I can I can I
can straighten you up. I got some PR value. What is he doing?
What's the point? What's the point?
Is this summit Summit,
we need a summit. I just don't understand Oh, summit
and all we get out of all the only information we get is Hey,
talk to the Pope about the you know about the abuse thing, but
thanks. Can we have a little can Barnell do a press conference
and tell us what he heard? Can someone go talk to Bano? ICS in
the Do we just all assume as slaves of Gitmo nation all as
well Banos on the case?
Yeah, okay.
Priests in Ireland, it comes to small Catholic Diocese in the
United States are grappling with their own issues. The Diocese of
Brooklyn New York agreed Tuesday to pay more than $27 million to
four men who say they were sexually abused as boys by their
religion teacher. It is believed to be one of the largest
settlements granted to individual victims of abuse in
the church. And the Archbishop of Washington Cardinal Donald
Wuerl says he will discuss his potential resignation with Pope
Francis after a Pennsylvania grand jury report said he did
not do enough to deal with pedophile priests when he was in
charge of the Diocese of Pittsburgh.
What a mess. Burr all those people so concerned about pizza
gate no question I
always hate that you don't give a shit about I'm sorry, you
know, Tourette's it's late he
told me No no not you know the people who are boring talking to
me.
I'm not talking to us. Talk I'm talking to people with a one to
Pizza gators or like Bo pizza gay peace getting eating
children. But yeah, but when it comes to actual victims, you you
don't show up. You just no protest. There's no red for it,
where there is but you know what I mean?
isn't ready for everything. All right? Yes, I found a clip
yakking your basic thesis up which you haven't really
expressed recently. Oh, but I know it's one of these things in
your craw. And when the thing is in your craw is, this is a
couple of comics I hate the Duke bring comic strip gay guys into
this thing. But most of the podcasters out there are
comedians and we you've considered this show comedy.
I think I think all comedians owe me a debt of gratitude.
They do but they don't. They're not going to even give you a
comp. Anyway. So there is a you have this theory and you go on
and on and on about it because you always used to get gold I
stopped bringing these clips to the fore. Because it would be
like John Oliver was some comments. I don't understand
these British guys British. He comes over here and he starts
telling us it's telling us what to do. Ya. Well, this comedian
who you'd probably enjoy because he's a he's a sardonic and a bit
off off the rails. Bill Burr.
Oh, sure. I know Bill Burr. Sure. I mean, I know as well.
Burr
is on a new show. That's a show with Jim Jeff Jeffries, who is
an Australian, and they bring it around to the point and Burr
reiterates your exact thoughts on this. Oh, there he is.
Alright, so Bill, thank you for being on the show. This is
arguably a new show. Okay, where do you find us
a new thing though. Americans like to get it from somebody
with an accent. Yeah. What was going on here in Tennessee? This
guy knows what he's talking about. He's from Europe. It's
like
oh, this is Trevor Noah. Is South African and then John
Oliver is British Samantha bass Canadian. I'm obviously an
Australian.
Like guys with accents. That's what it is. Evidently come from
these perfect countries and just shit all over ours.
Australia's had no social issues ever.
In a nutshell, oh, man, our exact attitude. Yeah. What are
they doing over here? Ruin. You live in agreement, ruining our
award shows dead dammit. All right, good. I'm gonna end it on
that. Hi, John. I think that's the way to go. Yeah. All right.
Okay. So I fly back Saturday. We'll have the show right after
Saturday, which as you know, is twice a week on Thursdays
constant Yes, yes. Or something like that. And you have sounded
so good on this new gigabit connection you have it
is waiting to talk to your gigabit over there. We'll see.
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done it on the gigabit two gigabit or a gigas have
interface before.
I don't remember that. But okay, shoreside minister. You've been
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